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Rank, Otto, 1884-1939. 
Papers, ca. 1903-30. 
ca. 25 boxes. 

In Colombia University Libraries. 
*» „J P 5S" atri! ?- Correspondence, MSS. of Bank's writings daybooks. 
f* Tf^ k Z* v re / uns ' poems - and otner PaP^s bfand about B^ 
£2^ ™ M 6 22L* ■"" KOastter, and Bani's own listing and^- 
tottm ?l^W^ b ^w^ d „ P S , i!S tl 2 n S_5* e "rrespo^ce todules 
IS^L \T_^ } t, 6 *^ 1 ! 8611 Sigmund Freud and Bank, some on the 
controversy over Rank's book The trauma of birthTa fewTrtes to 

letters (1920-24) by members of the Inner circle. Ahraham iiSn-«r 
Sandor Ferencd^igmnnd Fiend, Enlest J^and b£T ^^ 
Gift of Jessie Taf t and Mrs. Pierre Simon, 1957 ^^ 

MS 62-1 

Curtis, John Green, 1844-1913. 

Letters. 

ca. 500 items. 

In Colombia University libraries. 
♦ ^°K^S° r rtttoJXcloo at Columbia University. Letters rdattoe 
to the history of medicine, psychology and vivisection. >«attog 

MS 62-2 

Hume, Edward Hicks, 1876-1957. 
Papers, 183&V1928. 
2 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 
In part, transcripts. 
Physician and educator. Notes, articles, and pamphlets relatm* 

Srf !X?5V, ChiD /' S 1U . Dese Mlefs a^health^d^lcTZ? 
ters, and folk legends of the Chinese people. Some of tfaettMeaTi* 
transcripts from Chinese periodicals aid health reports. 

MS 62-3 

United Peace Chest, Philadelphia. 

_ Records, 1937-47. 

Wk ca.2ft 

~lection FrlendS Historical Ubra ry of Swarthmore College, Peace Col- 
li Ji°^f POndeDCe ' Scutes, Paucity material, financial reports, pub- 
hcations agreement^ and other noncurrent records, ofTfund P o£ 
SSSSli^- raiSe an ? afsbnrse m o»ey to carry on the work in the 
l?, 1 '** f 1P R n t la TV^L " 8 pMifist «*«•<*», including the Phtla- 
Jwi, £*£* ° f . the f^ owsni P of Keconciliation, the NaHbnal 
Coundl for Prevention of War, and the Pennsylvania Branch of tte 
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom! 

MS 62-4 

Women's Peace Union. 

Records, 1921-41. 
18 ft 

lection 1 ™ 611 *' HiSt0rical Librai 3' of Swarthmore College, Peace Col- 
_ ^Correspondence, minutes, reports, financial records, press releases, 
dippings, scrapbooks, publications, and other paper! canZLSIn^L 
Union's agitation for a proposed constitudonaf aTentoe^t aSfli^! 
Jw^r??^?* P * 6 ™ of tte United st »tes, and contSroC the 
New York city disarmament parade of 192L Persons nalned tadude 
Lynn Joseph Frazler, U. S. Senator from North Dakota. 

MS62-5 
Howell, Anna Hazen, caZfectar. 

Genealogical and other papers, 1838-1904. 

c&. 500 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections 

Presented by the estate of Anna Hazen Howell, 1936. 
* MS 62-6 

Taylor, Henry Charles, 1873- 

Papers, 1925-55. 

ca. 300 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society colecUons 

Agricultural economist Correspondence, genealogical notes. «nrt 
rS-j!S 11 ^ a f teriaI seeming th^HTbTj^ ffiiebre^ 
Lewis, Martin, Tarpley, and Taylor families, and photos, of IS 
Wmam Taylor, Henry Charles Taylor, and Marf SbSw ZmS 

Gift of Henry Charles Taylor, 1959. 

MS 62-7 



Goldberger, Joseph, 1874-1929. 

Papers, 1891-1949. 

ca. 2 f t 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1641) 

Medical researcher. Correspondence, scrapbooks, biographical ma- 
terials, and other papers, concerning Goldberger's field work .and re- 
search on pel.lagra and other diseases for the U. a Public Health 
Service. Includes papers of his widow relating to artldes, radio 
broadcasts, motion picture scripts, and other means of lnterDrettoe 
Goldberger's life and work to the public. »»«•*•■■ 

Unpublished description in the library 

Gift of Mrs. Goldberger, 1949. 

MS 62-8 

Jacksonville, Or. Museum. 

Collection of theses. 

11 items. 

In Jacksonville (Or.) Museum. 

Theses on the history of the First Presbyterian Church of Ashland, 
Baptist beginnings In Oregon, slavery in Jackson Comity, history of 
Southern Oregon College, history of Medford public schools, history of 
Eagle Point Flour Mill, Eagle Point Or, history of the Ashland Fire 
Department the Henry Brown family, the Blrdseye family the 
Stephen P. Taylor family, and the life of Samuel Oolver of Phoenix, 

MS 62-9 

Parrish, Morris Longstreth, 1867-1944. 
Papers, 1833-65. 
18 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections 
Scrapbooks containing dippings, engravings, business cards, and 
pojtearas: photograph albums: and letter books of Richard Price 

Gift of Mr. Parrish, 1943. 

MS 62-10 



Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. 

Records, 1853-64. 

50 items. 

In West Virginia University Library (522) 
iJ£?UV maP ' tetegramvand other items. Letter book copies of 
«t £Z.ZJ «no™ railroad officials from B. L Jacobs, a B. 4 O. agent 
msSK^KJ?^?' : J? ap sao** 1 * tracks and mileage to several states 
J££?i : ( ?5L Wa £f2 e8nuns of Jaxnes BranB - P~vost marshal, second 
dlsttrt of West Virginia at Grafton (1864) ; and other items? ^^ 

Gift of Louis W.Smith, 1953. ^^ 

MS 62-11 



Pearly John M 1838?-1873, collector. 

Confederate Navy papers, 1863-65. 

ca. 600 Items. 

In Connecticut State Library. 

Naval paymaster. Papers collerted while serving on the Confed- 
erate ship Morgan. Persons mentioned Indude Franklin Buchanan 
and Stephen Russell Mallory. ™uiomui 

«J5T?" Bly _J'I? e i* y f 08 * no - 17 of *** Connecticut Dept of the 
Grand Army of the Bepuhllq and, after 1920, by William s. WeDs 

-MS62-1^ 

Kske, Thomas Scott, 1865-1944 

Correspondence, 1891-1926. 

19 boxes. 

In Columbia Universly Libraries. 

Professor of mathematics. Personal and professional corresDond- 
eweof Fiske, together with the correspondence of the MarhenSSo 
Dept of Columbia University of which Flake was chairman forlnany 
£^, C ^ ? 16 "*™ received by Fiske from contemporary niathe- 
jnatldans. teachers and organizations In the field. 

MS 62-13 

Lynch and Aymer. 

Records, 1790-1878. 

ca. 2300 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, bills of lading, receipts, orders, dearance papers, 
and other business papers of a firm which carried on Its business to 
the West Indies and, In a lesser way, to Europe and the East trading 
to fruit silk, rum, brandy, wine, window glass, and earthenware. In- 
cludes correspondence of the home office to New York with agents to 
other ports and with captains of vessels -*—»• «« 

MS 62-14 



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Livingston, Arthur, 1883- collector. 

Livingston collection of Venetian documents, ca. 15th.-18fcn 
cent 

ca. ISO items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Literary manuscripts and political papers and documents relating 
to Venice and Venetian .families. Including a group of the Busenello 
family papers, a series of moral and political sonnets In the Venetian 
dialect by Angelo Mario Labia (1709-1775), and a number of other 
papers related to the Viscordi family and the Venetian state; together 
with ca. 40 papers dealing with buildings and real estate in and around 
Venice In the 16th, lTth, and 18th centuries. 

Gift of the family of Arthur Livingston, 1914. 

MS 63-15 

Hicklin, Young. 

Papers of Young and John K. Hicklin, 1876-1929. 

63 folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Correspondence, accounts, receipts, bankbooks, and miscellaneous 
papers of members of a Lexington, Lafayette Co, Ma pioneer family. 
The letters discuss lost farm »iii"«'«, malaria, general family affairs, 
and business matters. 

Deposited by Jack Hicklin. 

MS 62-16 

Jeanroy, Alfred, 1859-1953. 

Papers, 1727-1953. 

ca. 300 items and 50 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Papers relating to the Middle Ages, and especially to French poetry 
of this period. Includes preparatory notes for works planned by 
Jeanroy (professor of romance literature and philology at the Sor- 
bonne) ; material for new editions of his published writings; 41 note- 
books containing the texts of his lectures ; pamphlets by Jeanroy and 
his colleagues; MSS. by the novelist Mme. B. A Jeanroy; and old 
family letters, marriage contracts, wills, military and le^l parch- 
ments, and other personal papers. 

MS 62-17 

Batch, George BeaH, 1821-1908. 

Papers, 1830-1924. 

410 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1591) 

Naval officer. Correspondence, i jports, orders, and other papers, 
chiefly concerning Batch's career and service at Washington, Phila- 
delphia, and the Pacific Station, and on various ships, Including the 
St. Mary's, In Panama (ISaVs) ; the Plymouth, with the Perry expe- 
dition to Japan; the Payano, which sank off Mexico; and the Poca- 
hontas end the Pawnee, along the South Carolina coast during the 
Civil War. Includes • journal of the sloop of war Cyane (1838-40), 
and an order book and letterbook from the Pawnee (1862-65) 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. George W. Lay and Malcolm K. Gordon, 1949. 

MS 62-18 rev 
Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1876. 

Correspondence, 1853-63. 

27 Items. 

In University of Texas library, Texas Archives. 

U. S. and Confederate officer, planter, and engineer. Letters from 
his wife, Ellsa E. Bragg, and a letter to Mrs. Bragg from a friend, 
containing some discussion of military events and figures. 

Unpublished Index In the library. 

Purchased from Charles Heartman, 1944. 

MS 62-19 
Eoenig, Nicholas August, 1882-1956. 

Papers, ca. 1910-40. 

14 boxes. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

University professor. MSS. of writings and notes dealing with 
Koenlg's researches in the fields of Near Bast archaeology and Arabic, 
Aramaic, and other ancient inngnngi»B 

Gift of Heinrich P. Suhr. 

MS 62-20 
Tannenhaum, Samuel Aaron, 1874?-1948. 

Papers, 1908-43. 

ca. 5 ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1920) 

In part, transcripts. 

Physician, writer, and editor. Correspondence, bibliographies, 
articles, notes, and other material pertaining to Tannenbaum's studies 
in 16th and 17th century English literature. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

MS 62-21 



Stokes, James Graham Phelps, 1872-1960. 

Papers, 1884-1950's. 

85 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Philanthropist and publicist Correspondence, Journals, diaries, 
financial records, and other papers relating to the numerous social, «A 
sociological, political, civic, and philanthropic organisations wlth^V 
which Stokes was associated. Prominent among them are the Amer- 
ican Alliance for Labor and Democracy, Constitutional Democracy 
Association, Legal Aid Society, National Security League, Outdoor 
Becreation League, Prison Association of New York, Socialist Demo- 
cratic League and National Party, and the Y. M. C. A. 

Gift of Mr. Stokes. 

MS 62-22 

Martin, E Barton. 

Correspondence, 1856-87. 

228 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Confederate officer, salesman, and rancher, of Selma, Ala. Chiefly 
letters written by Martin to his wife while he was a traveling sales- 
man In Texas (1873-84) Includes letters written during Martin's 
courtship, illustrating social customs of the time, and letters written 
while he was in the Confederate Army, describing conditions in Ten- 



MS 62-23 



Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, 1949. 



Johnston, Thomas Dillard, 1840-1902. 

Papers, 1845-96. 

700 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1777 and 2773) 

Lawyer, Confederate soldier. State legislator, businessman, and 
U.S. Representative from North Carolina. Legislative, legal, and 
business correspondence and other papers of Johnston (mostly of the 
1870*8) and of other members of his family. Includes letters to Annio 
Johnston Weaver (1880*8 acd 1890's), scattered business papers of 
William Johnston of WaynesvOle. N. C, and 5 volumes pertaining to 
members of the Dillard, Johnston, and Weaver families. _» 

Gift of Verna Bhoades, 1944-50. A 

MS 62-24 

Hackett, Robert Franklin. 

Papers, 1752-1942. 

616 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col 
lection (1040) 

Physician, of Wilkes Co, N. C. Chiefly personal and family corre- 
spondence (1847-60), concerning social and household activities of 
young people, and news from the Yadkin Valley of North Carolina, 
Unlonville, S. C, Shreveport, La, and Cherokee Co, Ala. Includes 
a few Civil War letters, and items relating to the Hackett and Gordon 

fumHlwi 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Hackett, 1945-55. 

MS62-28 

Vollmer, Hermann, 1896-1959. 
Papers, ca. 1925-59. 

7 boxes. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Correspondence, lecture notes, and other papers of a physician on 
the staff of Vanderbllt Hospital, New York City. The material re- 
flects Vollmer's Interests in pediatrics and allergies. 

Gift of Mrs. Vollmer. 

MS 62-26 

Crampton, Henry Edward, 1875-1951. 
Papers, 1900-50. 
6 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Zoologist. Correspondence, scientific reports, clippings, and other 
papers. Includes a group of clippings relating to military recruit' A 
meat and defense preparation in World War x. ™ 

MS 62-27 
Mackintosh, James Buckton, 1856-1891. 
Papers, 1885-91. 
215 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Chemist and mineralogist. Letters to Mackintosh, miscellaneous 
documents relating to him, printed articles, and brochures. Corre- 
spondents Include Pierre Eugene Marcelin Berthelot, Thomas Bgies- 
toiLWllllam Earl Hidden, Thomas Sterry Hunt, and B. S. Pennlman. 
Gift of Mr: Mackintosh. 

MS 62-28 



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Coker, William Chambers, 1872-1963. 
Papers, 1891-1956. 
12 ft 

CoSlca^tfSo) ° £ HOrai ° azMa& Llbrary ' ***** H^riesl 

1 ^^^ '"J**? 8 ?' S d ed,tor - Correspondence, writings, and 
"^Li«BerB.„to?ta«es blognqphlcal date concen^other fcwLisbl 
.'■'"3FlSSSo£^^ "* HWaandB ' lHH*£eum andMologi- 
Unpubliahed description In the library. 
Acquired, 1956-90l^ u»™«xy. 

MS 62-29 

VogeV Hermann WQhehn, 1834-1898. 
Papers, ca. 1880-98. 
lbox. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 
German pbetochemist and photographer. Correspondence, anto- 

p&a?dSa. 0f ^^ " d "^ ,Mteb <K» ~ 

MS 62-30 

Nehrling, Henry, 1853-1929. 

Papers, 1890-1924. 

ca. 315 items. 

In Boiling College Library. 
vimoS^; ^f d S^ orn, ^ < ^ lst i and author - includes 25 letters 
^^f^L t0 . The0(1 ? re ^ Mead ' "* "V** '«W* concerning 
tropical gardening, palms, flcus, the soil and climate of Florida! 
exotic ferns, blras, sad other subjects. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Purchased from Mrs. Nehrling, 1830; gift of Julian NaDy, 1B37T 

MS 62-31 

ADard, Harry ArdeO, 1880- 
Papers, 1880-1953. 
8ft 

Cbltoction'fflW^ * * 0Tth CaroUna UbTary, Southern Historical 

nJS^Jf^ an ^° r ' and s P eclaltet W TT. S. Dept of Agriculture. 
Correspondency diary, autobiography, blbUography, writings, Ind 

Unpublished description in the library 
GIftofMr.Allard,195S. 

MS 62-32 
Coker, Robert Ervin, 1876- 

Papers, 1906-56. 
7000 items. 

_ ?J JnlTe ™ lt y °* North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (8380) 

Zoologist, professor, and U. S. official. Papers relating to Cesar's 
studies and work m the field of fisheries and marine llfe~^ 
GlttofMr.Oofeer.lS68. ««««■.. 

MS 62-33 
McMillan, Alexander. 

Papers, 1810-93. 

213 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

-n^S?" £2 State •$!??£?• of Sobeson Co, N. C Correspond- 

Sf ^l2. ther pape ™ (cUcBy MM-«8) of McMillan and UstemUyT 

-■■■'•2^S5f ^^«rned withpoUtlcs, the Civil War, suspensions 

2i«1S^ e J ,a, S ents 'J engtil of 8MT1 « <* Confederate votanteers! 

Card index In the library. 
Acquired, 1935-87 

MS 62-34 

Maffitt, John NewJand, 1819-1886. 
Papers, 1833-1911. 
800 Items. 

cJiectton' OT61) °* NOrUl CaroUna " br a^. Southern Historical 
Naval officer and author. Business, official, personal, and family 
correspondence, MSS. of Maffltfs writiiMnC^d rthe^n^ n£ 
material relates to Maffltfs maritime service for theufsTthe Co£ 
federacy^and other nations; the exploits <rf ftedrulser' Florida- 
''nHST^if ■ 1 WJ M !? ) mto *• «»*><*rf Admiral George 
SSTTSSL?,* ^ 1 * *"* J? ***'• » P"** for Polish Jmmt- 

wiUjf ter ^ m 5 tt ? 8 --.5? nde8 Bome I»I>c™ of Maffltfs wife, Emma 
Martin, and his daughter Florie. -^^ 

Unpublished description In the library. Partially published in 
IThe life and services of John Newland MafflttTV a M Maffltt 

Deposited by Mrs. Albert Ward, 1950. 

MS 62-35 



Anderson, Edwin Alexander, 1860-1933. 

Papers, 1878-1939. 

800 items. 

In University of North Carolina library, Southern Historical 
Collection (3387) 

Naval officer, of Wilmington, N. C Personal and family corre- 
spondence (1883-1820) and naval correspondence and communica- 
tions (1878-1939). 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Anderson. 

MS 62-36 

Simpson, William Dunlap, 1823-1890. 

Papers, 1824-99. 

260 items. 

In University of North Carolina library. Southern Historical 
Collection (3344) 

Lawyer, Confederate officer, and Lieutenant Governor of South 
Carolina. Personal and family correspondence of Simpson, of his 
wife, Jane, and of her parents, Lucy and Henry Clinton Young. In- 
cludes papers relating to Simpson's law practice. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Purchase, 1958. 

MS 62-37 

Shute, John Raymond. 

Masonic papers, 1765-195L 

ca. 2 f t 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (2889) 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence (1930-39) ..dippings, articles, and other papers of 
Shute, of Monroe, N. a, relating to Masonic matters. Includes 
minutes and other records (1765-1927) of 10 Masonic lodges In North 
Carolina. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Shute, 1953-67. 

MS62-38 

Sheats, William Nicholas, 1851-1922. 

Papers, 1872-1922. 

ca. 2 ft . 

o-iLP^'SSJ!^ of North C 8 ""^ Library. Southern Historical 
Collection (2999) 

State official, of Florida. Correspondence, scrapbooks, unpublished 
biography, and other materials. Includes papers relating to Shears' 
campaigns (1912, 1916, and 1920) for the office of Supertatendent of 
Public Instruction for the State of Florida. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Gift of Elizabeth Sheats Davidson, 1954. 

__ ,. MS 62-39 

Sntherlin, William T 

Papers, 1842-92. 
1150 items. 

CoMnT^) 0t *** Car0Una L,braly ' SOTtlleni -***** 
hn^^S*^ mann f a rtarer.tonner. Confederate Army gnartermaster 

Unpublished description in the library 
Purchase. 1958. 

MS 62-40 
Wirt, William, 1772-1834. 

Papers, 1802-67. 

172 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (798 and 1704) ">™au 

Lawyer, author, and U. S. Attorney General. Correspondence and 
writings. Includes letters from Wirt to Dabney Carr (1816-33) 
naval correspondence of Louis Malesherbes Goldsborough, and other 
correspondence among members of the Wirt and Goldsborough 
families. 

Gifts of Mrs. Edward M L"Engle and Mrs. John Cates, 1950: loan 
from W. W. Harrison. •<»,—• 

Unpublished descriptions In the library. 

MS 62-41 
Bright, John Morgan, 1817-1911. 

Papers, 1854-1911. 

ca. 400 Items. 

In University of North Carolina, Southern Historical Collection 
(1840) 

Lawyer and U. S. Bepresentative from Tennessee. Correspondence, 
accounts, speeches, legal and other papers (chiefly 1871-60), relat- 
ing to Brlghfs political career, activities in Congress, and family. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. M M. Bright 195L 

MS 62-42 



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Doughton, Robert Lee, 1863-1954. 

Papers, 1913-54. 

58 ft 

In University of North Carolina library. Southern Historical 
Collection (2862) 

Materials relating to Mr. Doughton's service in Congress as Repre- 
sentative from the Ninth District of North Carolina (1911-52), and 
member and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. 

Unpublished description in the library. " 

Gift of Mr. Doughton, 1952-5i 

MS 62-43 

Kerr, John Hosea, 1873-1958. 
Papers, 1923-52. 

14 ft. 

In University of North Carolina library, Southern Historical 
Collection (3358) 

XT. S. representative from North Carolina. Office files of Kerr's 
years In Congress. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Kerr's sons, 1958. 

MS 62-44 

Davie, Preston, 1881- collector. 

Papers, 1560-1903. 

ca. 400 items. 

In University of North Carolina library, Southern Historical 
Collection (8406) 

Lawyer and collector of historical MSS. and books, of Louisville, 
Ky„ and New Tort. Materials relating to colonial, revolutionary, 
and early national history of the South, particularly the Carolinas. 

Unpublished, indexed list In the library. 

Gifts of Mr. Davie. 1868-60. 

MS 62-45 

Beckwith, Edmund Baffin, 1890-1949. 
Papers, 1753-1949. 

2ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (3365) 

Lawyer, of North Carolina. Correspondence (1924-49) of Beck- 
with ; papers collected by him in the preparation of a biography of 
John Wright Stanly; and papers of the Beckwith, Kinney, and 
Stanly families of North Carolina. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Beckwith, 186U 

MS62-46 

Dent, Louis Addison, 1863-1947. 

Papers, 1717-1946. 

ca. 8ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (2858) 

Lawyer and U. S. official. Correspondence, scrapbooks, and other 
materials concerning Dent's career and activities as secretary to 
James G. Blaine (1889-82), consul in Jamaica (1892 and during the 
Spanish-American War), register of wills In Washington, Auditor 
of the District of Columbia Supreme Court, special assistant to the 
Attorney General (1925-27), and member of many committees and 
commissions. Includes family letters and other material concernlnc 
the Dent family. 



Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Louis A. Dent, Jr„ and Edward A. Dent, 1952. 



MS 62-47 



Brookes, Iveson L 

Papers, 1785-1868. 

598 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3249) 

Baptist minister, planter in Georgia and South Carolina, and prin- 
cipal of the Penfleld Female Seminary, Penfleld, Ga. Personal and 
professional correspondence, and business papers relating to property. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Purchase, 1956. 

MS62-48rev 

Odnm, Howard Washington, 1884-1954. 
Papers, 1919-55. 
12ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (3167) 

Sociologist teacher, and author. Correspondence and writings. 
Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 
Gift of the Odum family, 1955. „ 

^^ MS62-49 



Silliman family. 

Papers, 1717-1902. 

ca. 5000 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

Correspondence, letter books, journals, account books, and atr-t. 
demic and business papers, of various members of the family. MaiSK 
of the letters concern the scientific activities of the two Benjamin 
S llllmons and their connection with Tale University, the founding of 
the American Journal of science, and political and social conditions 
in Connecticut and New England. Other Important correspondents 
include Henrietta Frances (Silliman) Dana, Faith Wadsworth Silli- 
man, Gold Selleck Silliman, Harriet (Trumbull) Sffliman, Mary 
(Fish) Noyes Silliman, Susan Hulda (Forbes) Silliman, and Jona- 
than Trumbull. The material is related to the library's Dana and 
Trumbull family collections. 

Cataloged Individually in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gifts from various members of the Silliman family; and purchases. 

MS 62-50 

Napoleon J, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821. 

Papers, 1793-1849. 

10 v. 

In Tale University library. 

Correspondence, 385 portraits, and other papers, Including letters 
to and from other monarchs. Napoleon's generals and military aides, 
statesmen associated with his administration, and other contemporary 
notables, collected by Theodore Buhl Includes material relating to 
his family, particularly Josephine and Marie Louise. 

Cataloged Individually m the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Theodore Buhl, 186a 

MS 62-51 

Montgomery, John Fkmrnoy, 1873-1954. 

Correspondence, 1933-39. 

ca. 3000 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

Ambassador. Personal and official correspondence of Montgomery 
as Ambassador to Hungary under President Roosevelt The material A 
is related to the library's Arthur Bliss Lane collection. ^ 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Montgomery, 1953. 

MS62-52rer 

Rhea family. 

Papers, 1835-1931. 

5 ft (ca. 3700 items) 

In University of Tennessee Library. 

Correspondence addressed to Samuel A. Rhea, John L Bhea, and 
William L Bhea, together with Bhea family genealogical material, 
mostly compiled by William L Bhea ca. 1893. Many of the letters 
are concerned with the writing and publication of the memoirs of 
Samuel A. Bhea, 1827-1865, a missionary to Persia. Others, a large 
group, deal with cotton transactions, including transporting, insur- 
ing, selling, and claims against the Federal Government for cotton 
destroyed by Sherman while stored m Macon warehouses. Most of 
this group Is addressed to John L. Bhea as executor of the estate of 
Samuel A. Bhea. Correspondence of John L. Bhea, d- 1910, Knox- 
ville merchant and member of Co. G, 19th Tennessee Infantry, makes 

up a smaller group of papers. Much of the material addressed to 
William L. Bhea has to do with Sullivan County (Tenn.) men involved 
in the Civil Wax and is dated 1892. 

Indexed in the library's manuscript catalog. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository 

Gift of Lucy Bhea, 1946. 

MS 62-53 

Stone, Stephen L d. 1882. 

Papers, 1875-1909. 

2 ft (ca. 750 items) 4* 

In University of Tennessee Library. • 

Mine operator and rancher in the Arizona Territory. Correspond- 
ence, account "books, memorandum book, journals, newspaper clip- 
pings, and photos, of Stephen L Stone, originally of Lancaster, Wis, 
who went to the Arizona Territory to prospect and became a mine 
owner and rancher, and of his brother John M. Stone, who joined him 
later in Arizona. The papers «•"">■»'" Information on mining, ranch- 
ing, gun fights, and Indian raids. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Grace Stone Buehler, 1955. 

MS 62-54 



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Green, John W 

Papers, 1845-1952. 

3 ft (ca. 1000 items) 

In .University of Tennessee Library. 

Author and judge. Miscellaneous financial and legal papers of 
Judge Green and his wife, Ellen McClung Green, Including receipts, 
rental property records, deeds, wills, and other papers The early 
papers relate to the McClung family, including diaries (1845-70) of 
Eliza Morgan McClung and Eliza Mills McClung, and an obituary 
book containing dippings, photos., and family history. 

Indexed in the library's manuscript catalog. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of the estate of Judge Green, 1957-60. 

MS 62-55 

Briggs, Willis Grandy, 1875-1954. 

Papers. 1764-1954. 

1500 items. 

,-J. n ^i^ 8517 ot North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection. (3077) 

Postmaster and politician, of Raleigh, N. C. Political and per- 
sontUcorrespondence; papers (1764-1887) of the Briggs, Grandy, and 
Ferebee families in Camden, Currituck, and Granville CcrantteSLN C. • 
and data relating to genealogy and local history <-■*•»*! 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Gift of Sarah Briggs Treatman, 1954-58. 

MS62-56 
Blanchard, Elizabeth Amis Cameron. 

Papers, 1694-1954. 
3ft. 

,_J? Un ilf™ lt y <* Nortn Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lecnon (oSoy) 

In part, transcripts. 

Author. Correspondence (1925-54) and other papers reUUne to 
the Amis family of Northampton Co, N. a/and ttelr^orSred 
^S^i^S ( !5 C ?- 1838 > »•**■ tnxiscrlpt of MrTtSnnerotfS 
andManly Wade Wellman's book, The lite and times of SIrArchle 

Unpublished description In the library 
Bequest of Mrs. Blanchard, 1958. 

MS 62-67 
Batfle family. 

Papers, 1765-1955. 
9000 Items. 

le<Sm I (3^ It7 rf NOTtt CaroUna "T' Southern Historical Col- 

,«J?? r ! esp( V"? IM!e *"* o^er Papers of William Horn Battle, lawyer, 
legislator, Judge, and professor of law -at the University ^f North 
CaroUna; of his son, Kemp Plummer Battle, lawyer, state treasurer, 
professor of history, and president of the University of North Car> 
Una; and of his grandson. WUUam James Battle, professor and ad- 

£?£ ! d»^ES2F of chta,gD ' *• UniTCraltr * ancumat! ' 

Unpublished description In the library 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Gifts of members of the Battle family, 1956. 

MS62-58 

Bairston family. 

Papers, 1799-1906. 

2ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1148,2476, 3149, and M-1836) 

Account books, military order books (1813-14). and personal and 
business papers of George Hairston, of Beaver Creek, near Martins- 
ville, Va. ; of J. T. W. Hairston, planter, of Lowndes Co., Miss.; and of 
Bobert Wilson and bis family, of Pittsylvania Co, Va. The papers 
are related to the library's collections of Elizabeth Seawell Hairston 

papers, Peter Wilson Hairston papers, Bobert Wilson papers, and 
Wilson books. 

Unpublished descriptions In the library. 

Gift of, and lent by, Bobert Hairston and Mrs. James C. Covington, 

MS 62-59 

Kennedy, Mary Hunter. 

Papers, 1759-1955. 
1085 items. 

lecHon ?3^f tI ' rf Nortt C"™ 1 ^ Library, Southern Historical Col- 
Correspondence, account books, school copy books, and other an- 
cestral papers, preserved by Miss Kennedy, of Statesvflte, N. C. The 
2%231I? ta ?L t0 ,? n * ert * famllr news, religion, and genealogy, 
2 ETEFZ °^ Xt*™ 1 ?*' Datt «*' »»«*». andToM^fainlHei 
ofIredeU_Co.,N.C. Includes letters from relatives m TeDaesseeTMfr 
souri, and other states. — ~— > 

Unpublished description In the library. 
Deposited by Frank H Kennedy, 1956-67. 

MS 62-60 



Howe, ChOiab Smith, 1809-1875. 

Papers, 1814-99. 

800 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3092) 

Army officer and planter, of Alabama, Mississippi, and Memphis. 
Personal and family correspondence, military papers (1836-38), and 
other material. Hie collection is related to the library's Lenoir 
family papers. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gifts of William Lenoir Burgher, 1955-61. 

MS 62-61 



Wolfe, Thomas, 1900-1938. 

Papers, 1893- 

28 ft 

In University of North Carolina Library. 

Author. Correspondence, composition books, fragments of plays, 
legal documents, biographical and critical writings, printed matter, 7 
family photo, albums, and other material. The correspondence in- 
cludes letters from Wolfe to his mother (1909-38), correspondence be- 
tween Edward C Aswell and the Wolfe family (1888-53), and other 
letters of and relating to the Wolfes. Includes University of North 
Carolina student publications from Wolfe's student days, first editions 
and foreign editions of his works, tape recordings of radio programs 
about Wolfe, and various personal Items. 

Card index In the library. Also described and Indexed In The 
Thomas Wolfe collection of the University of North Carolina Library, 
by Billy Bayford Wilkinson (thesis, University of North Carolina, 
1980) 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Lent by the Wolfe family, 1950; gifts of Mrs. Frederick Koch, 
1949, Edward C. Aswell, 1953, and others; the John Skally Memorial 
Collection, 1954; and purchases. 

MS 62-62 



Rice family. 

Papers, 1847-1916. 

ca. 5000 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

Correspondence and plans of "homes of members of the Bice 
family, principally material relating to John Pierrepoht Bice, who 
later became head of the University of Buffalo's Dept of Romance 
Languages. Other persons Important in the collection Include Eliza 
Maria O'Brien Bice, bom 1876, Eliza Maria Seely Bice, born 1841, 
and John Bice, 1831-1897. Heals with European travel, and teach- 
ing and student life at Tale University, Williams College, Acadia 
University, and Smith College. The material is related to the li- 
brary's Blake family collection and BushneU family collection. 

Unpublished Index to personal names In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Maude B. Dlckennan, 1950. 

MS 62-63 



HalliweD-Phillipps, James Orchard, 1820-1889. 

Papers relating to Shakespeare, 1391-1769. 

48 items and 11 v. 

In Sutro Library (San Francisco) 

Editor, Shakespeare scholar, and historian. Leases, bins of sale, 
and other papers offering a background for the study of William 
Shakespeare and StratfordVupon-Avon, including some which men- 
tion Orrlck and the Hathaway family. 

Described in News notes of California libraries, v. 41, no. 2 (Apr. 
1946) p. 249-254. 

MS62-64 



Melton, Wightman Fletcher, 1867-1944. 

Papers on John Donne, 1905-10. 

24 items. 

In Emory University Library. 

Author, editor, and professor of WngHnh Correspondence, notes 
and Jottings, a notebook with bibliography, an address book, a list 
(1887-19017) of English Department dissertations at Johns Hopkins 
University, clippings of book reviews, Invitations, and other papers, 
an related to Melton's dissertation. The rhetoric of John Donne's 
verse, published In 1906. Correspondents include Raymond Macdon- 
ald Alden, Henry Marvin Belden, Martin Grove Brumbaugh, Marian 
Dickinson Campbell, Ernest Hartley Coleridge, W. Donne, Edward 
Dowden, and William O. Lane. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Qnimby Melton, Sr, and Jr, 1957. 

MS 62-65 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Boating, Robert Franklin, 182&-1891. 

Papers. 1861 !- 

ca. 150 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) of originals In the Archives 
of the University of Texas. 

Presbyterian minister and CM1 War <*h« pi»in in Terry's Texas 
Bangers. Civil War letters (l«61-85), a diary, and other papers, 
together with writings of Banting's son, Henry S. Banting, and some 
cuppings. The Civil War letters written In Banting's capacity as 
war correspondent for the Houston Telegraph and the San Antonio 
Herald, contain names of killed and wounded, and detailed accounts 
of battles In which the Texas Rangers fought Other writings of 
Bunting concern Presbyterianism, particularly In San Antonio. Writ- 
ings of Henry S. Bunting are primarily biographical sketches of his 
father. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Henry S. Bunting, 1846. 

MS 62-66 



Wall, Bernhardt, 1872- 

Papers. 

52 items and 12 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Artist Etchings, together with correspondence Involved In locat- 
Uvg the material for Wall's pictorial biographies of Andrew Jackson, 
Sam Houston, and Stephen F. Austin, and historical sketches of the 
various subjects. The volumes of etchings have the following titles • 
Mark Twain's Missouri; Following Sam Houston: Following Sam 
Houston, Supplement; Following Andrew Jackson. Unbound corre- 
spondence consists of 52 letters written by Wall to Mrs. John T 
Moore, with etchings on each letter. 

Unpublished register In the library 

MS 62-67 



Northcut family. 

Papers, 1854-1942. 

ca. 5 ft (1750 Items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence, business agreements, land deeds, Grundy County 
Court records (1885), records of the Northcut family civil suit of 
1892, account books, notes, cancelled checks, and receipts. Account 
books are records of the family's stores at Beersheba Springs and 
Altamont Correspondence and notes are chiefly of H. B Northcut 
and his sons, Tom and Jim, and deal with land transactions coal 
mining, the mercantile business, and law suits. Includes a diary 
probably of J. B. Bltchey, describing, experiences of a Confederate 
wagon train in Tennessee, Georgia, and the Carollnas (1863-«5), 
a diary of Jim Northcut (1889) , and miscellaneous notebooks and 
literary efforts. 

Unpublished register In the library. 
Purchased from the Fanny Momti estate, 1S55. 

MS 62-68 



Webb family. 

Papers, 1835-1919. 

54 items. 

In North Carolina Dent of Archives and History collections. 

Correspondence, pamphlets, and other printed matter, of the Webb 
family of Granville Co, N. C The correspondence includes letters 
from family members In Tennessee and Civil War letters from three 
brothers. Includes genealogical and historical material on the Webb 
and Dickens families and on Granville Co.. N. C. 

Description In the repository. 

Deposited by W. J. Webb, 1941-43. 

MS 62-69 



Seton, Grace (Gallatin) 1872-1959. 

Papers, 1911-52. 

2 boxes. 

In Badcllffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-47) 

Author and suffragist Letters and other papers concerning the 
Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association (1911-12), the Interna- 
tional Women Writers Conclave, Chicago (188S), the Blblioteca 
femina (1933-39), the International Women's Art Exhibit, Hew York 
(1839-40), and National Poetry Day. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

Acquired 1S53. 

MS 62-70 



Lippmann, Walter, 1889- 
Papers, 1917- 

80 ft 

In Tale University Library. 

Author, political commentator, and columnist Mainly MSS. Calf, 
books, articles, pamphlets, broadsides, columns, and other works bS^ 
Lippmann, kept current Includes memorabilia and some correspond- 
ence. The collection of papers accompanies a set of complete pub- 
lished works by and about lippmann. 

Unpublished Index In the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Bobert O. Anthony, 1945- 

m tl 

Scruggs, Anderson M 

Papers. 

8 Items and 2 v. 

In Emory University Library. 

Professor of dentistry and author. MS. and galley prooft 
Scruggs' What shall the heart remember?, MS. of his Glory of earv 
galley proofs of his Bitual for myself, 8 signed poems, a signed card, 
biographical data, and excerpts from re view s of his poetry. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Mrs. Scruggs, 1966. 

MS62-72 

Holme, John Francis, 1868-1904. 
Papers, 1880-1940. 

2ft 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Artist and publisher. Chiefly sketches of Individuals and scenery, 
printed matter relating to Holme, and photos. Includes publications 
of the Bandar-log Press which was founded by Holme. The collectlos 
Is related to the repository's Bdwin B. Hill and W. J HoUlday col- 
lections. 

Inventory in the repository. Also described in Arlxoniana. v. 1. no. 
4 (Winter I960) 

Gift of W. J. HoUlday, 1965. 

MS 62-78 
Bamage, John S 

Papers. 1808-1933. £ 

ca. 300 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence, and legal and business documents Including wins, 
deeds, bills of sale, receipts from stock companies, stock certificates, 
naturalization papers of John Bamage (1855), and records of a case 
(1808) concerning land In the Mero District Involving William T. 
Lewis and Stockley Dooelson. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Merrill Moore. 

MS 62-74 

Cox-McCormack, Nancy, 1885- 

Papers, 1911-60. 

ca. 300 Items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Sculptor. Correspondence, memoirs, some genealogical papers, and 
photos. Letters and memoirs concern experiences in executing com- 
missions; photos, are of sculptures of Jane Addams, Stell Anderson, 
M. Bartelemy, Glacomo Boni, Lauro De Boats, Mrs. Joseph T. Bowen, 
Edward Ward Carmack, Bev. John Cavanaugh, Charles Upson Clark, 
Virginia Clark, Charles Thomas Cuahman, Clarence Darrow, Zenas 
O. Blared, Budulph Evans, Henry P. Fletcher, ««ii«t™ Gandhi, Alice 
Gerstenberg, Julia Gerstenberg, Dr. Laurence M. Gould, Charles Hau- 
blel, Dean Craven Laycock, Marian Nevlns MacDowell, Giuseppe 
Marussig. Doctor McGannon, Benito Mussolini, Harold Noice, Max 
Pam, Caroline Barkdull Perkins, Hiram Mills Perkins, Ezra Pound, 
CoL George C. Rankin, Lola Bldge, Lldla Bismondo, Eunice Tietjens, 
and Hugh C. Wallace. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Cushman (Nancy Oox-McCormack), I960. 

MS 62-75 

Arrington, Archibald Hunter, 1809-1872. m 

Papers, 1707-1955. 9 

2080 Items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3240, 3241, and 3471) 

Cotton planter, of Nash Co, N. G, and Montgomery Co, *'» , Cor- 
respondence, account books, and business papers. The correspond- 
ent relates to personal, family, and North Carolina political matters. 
Includes letters to George Wlmberly Arrington during his school and 
college days (1878-83), genealogical correspondence (1929-65) and 
data collected by Mary Jones Arrington. 

Unpublished descriptions In the library. 

Gifts of Mrs. B. B. Gregory, Mrs. J. a Marrow, and Mary Jones 
Arlington, 1980-60. 

MS 62-76 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Andrews, Charles Haynes, 1835-1905 
Papers, 1795-1950. 

2ft. 

i-eSjJwSf * ° f North CaroUna Ln>rary - Soothern H"*" 1 "" <>*■ 

booing andw?lrlngs "* * nfl 0tner ""W*"". «craP- 

^PJ*Ushcd dratrtpOon In the library. 
•Deposited by Florence Andrews Scruggs, 1862. 

MS 62-77 

Gleason, Frederic Grant, 1849-1903 

Letters, 1870-71. 

ca. 70 items. 

In Connecticut State Library 

-*2SE^SS5.SSi? Hartft »«» - CWcago. Letter, 
Found in the Library, MoU 

MS 62-78 

Mason, William, 1829-1908, collector. 
Autographs of musicians, 1830-1906 
103 items. 
In Columbia University Libraries. 

Gift <rf Mlna Mason Van Slndern, 19S3. 

MS 62-79 



Colmnbia University. Libraries. 

Music autograph letters, 18th-20th cent 
oo items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

MS 62-80 

Mason, Daniel Gregory, 1873-1953. 
Papers, ca. 1894-1948. 
64 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Musician and composer. Correspondence, business naDers. com. 
podUon scrapboota, musical sc^rTbooks7 cllpS SSS&ISa 

G^oTSrl. MSn, t0 l 8 1l C0neCtl0n *** **"' 

MS 62-81 



Scddd, Anton, 1850-1898. 

Papers, 1870-S8. 

4 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 
rJST^OZL Correspondence, Journals, memoranda, manuscript 
K? ^^J ne,n ?? bma • Swings, and other papS EFS5& 
The letters are mainly concerned with musical performances. cornn£ 
slaon, and related affairs. Correspondents include Lyme? Ah£5£ 
ifinfiS BnU1 £ ^S"" DvoratCnrl Goldma^ Ed^ Chte£ 

Gift of Mrs. Seldel, 1905. 

MS62-82 

Saunders, Henry Scholey, 1864- 

Papers, ca. 1920-47. 

75 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 
«^SZ^°>K? en , < ?'^ ct ^ es ' and ^mtass- includes letters (mainly 
SSJ^S?^?" fr ° In 5? nnders t0 "«"• J""""* J - Sprague, cLfcptagi 

10 G^o?M^F^ d J to SP ^^ neCtIOn ° f ^t-^^^ 

MS 62-83 



SomervOle family. 

Papers, 1852-1958. 

18 v., 11 boxes and 2 rolls. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-50) 

Correspondence, speeches, biographical material, and clippings, of 
the families of Nellie Nugent Somervllle and her daughter Lucy 
Somervllle Howorth, including material on their activities in the 
woman suffrage movement the church, the legal profession, Govern- 
ment agencies, and women's organizations. Includes material relat- 
tog to the Assembly of Women's Organisations for National Security- 
Business and Professional Women's Clubs, of Jackson, Miss, and of 
the District of Columbia; the International Federation and the Na- 
ttonal Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs- 
Daughters of the American Revolution, Women's Division of the 
Democratic National Committee, First Methodist Church of Green- 
vilte. Miss, Mult -party Commission of Women, Women in World 

fS£L 7 D T l0 5' Sarafl £ Husbes ' ^^ Louis « Kenda ". Cw 

Fnlierson Smith Nugent, William Lewis Nugent, Anna Howlrd 
Shaw, a Myra Cox Smith, Anne Keith Fraziefsome7vme,Tu^f 
Lewis Thomson, and Frances E. Willard. "nervine, juneua 

Unpublished inventory in the library 

Acquired 1952-59. 

MS 62-84 



Turner, Dawson, 1775-1858, collector. 

Miscellanea curiosa, 1549-1834. 

6 v. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 
^Botanist and antiquary. Correspondence, diaries, poetry, religious 
writings, iooKUsts, engravings, and other material^ fleeted to 
SFTvJ?*^? dI ? rles of nnt 0en«ned persons traveling ^France 
and in Ireland, description of the Duchy of Savoy, WOUarn imS 
Cowley's account of his voyage around the world (1683-86) ^d 
Turner's botanical notes on Manchester, Eng. Other peraow ren^ 

ISST W§^ WlU^D^aTB^t^ 1 ^!^ 

^d Harley, 2d Earl of Oxford, Sir Tl«.masPa5kyn^Wl£ani Peteri" 

row. Sir James Stuart, John Taylor, Srani * .flJfi*- SpB *" 

MS 62-85 



This number not used: MS 62-86 



Turin. Archivio di Stato. 

Records, 1720-63. 

ca. 250 items. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey collections 

Microfilm. 

Correspondence on diplomatic affairs of the Kingdom of Savoy and 
Sardinia, particularly of Francois Joseph de Viry, Sardinian minister. 
TUPLES ^P* and Secretary of State. Includes Vlrys letters (1720^ 
mLJS ^ e c S !S e ? r l. of State wnen Vlr7 'M totendant general on the 
island orSardlnla, his correspondence (1738-41) with the King when 
he was Minister to Switzerland, and (1761-54) when he was Minister 
toHolland ; and his correspondence (1755-63) with the King and Sec 
retary of State when he was Minister to Great Sritain r<h««> V^, 
alsos^e letters (17M-2) of sSa^anKnffio - iSS 

Described In the Survey's Publication no. 5 (1956)3. 99^10 

MS 62-87 



Harrison, George L 1874- 

Papers of George L. Harrison and Edward Wain. 

7 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections 

H«tS^n to £ , ,°. gT ? pb i cal work ' Memories of sixty years, by George L 

SSTSS, 01 *.' 'J^Sf "0 sportsman, dealing mainly wlthhuntlng" 

wi^£* "LT^** 6 ™ - im «ri<a. CanadaTMexIco, AfrleaTana ISeoE 

mttJSES? ^ JS tra f?? Dm the journal of Edward wX(^l- 

Stea^S^2L a . Pl ^ Ctnre ^% me "* a w*toA) maTwho w5s tater- 
estea in politics and country life. 

Presented by Mr. Harrison, 1946. 

MS 62-88 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929, collector. 

Dramatic Museum correspondence, 1732-1902. 

900 Items. 

In Colombia University Libraries. 

Letters from various prominent actors, actresses, and theatrical 
managers, among them Edwin Forrest, Sir Henry Irving,UCharles 
Macready, and James Mowat. Includes 14 letters from Charlotte 
Cushman and 8 unsigned letters which may have been written by the 
singer, actress and manager, Eliza Vestrls. 

MS 62-89 



Mistral, Frederic, 1830-1914. 

Papers, ca. 1875-1913. 

ca.525 items. 

In Colombia University Libraries. 

Provencal poet. Notes sent by Mistral to Edmond Lefevre to aid 
him In his bibliographic work on Mistral and on the language and 
literature of Provence ; and memorabilia relating to ceremonies honor- 
ing Mistral, particularly the Nobel Prize ceremonies In 1904. 

MS 62-90 



Hewitt, Abram Stevens, 1822-1903. 

Papers, ca. 1840-50. 

14 v. and 1 file box. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Lawyer, Iron and steel manufacturer, U. S. Representative, and 
mayor of New York. Lecture notes, notebooks, a group of college 
themes and exercises, the MS. of Hewitt's Greek salutatory address 
(Oct. 4, 1812), translations from Greek authors, and other under- 
graduate papers of Hewitt, who was graduated from Columbia Cot 
lege in 1842. Includes 8 v. of lecture notes made by Hewitt 1 s brother- 
in-law and business partner, Edward Cooper, and a group of commem- 
orative medals. The material In this collection was used by Allan 
Kevins for his work, Abram S. Hewitt: with some account of Peter 
Cooper (1935) 

Gift of Allan Kevins, 1838. 

MS 62-91 



White, George D 

Correspondence, 1846-67. 

87 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Transcripts (typewritten) made as part of the Historical Becords 
Survey. 

Confederate Army surgeon. Letters from White to his wife, and 
other family letters. 

MS 62-92 

Witmark, Isidore, 1871-1941. 

Papers, 1903-39. 

121 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Music publisher. Correspondence from leading authors and artists 
of the world ; music scores written by various composers. Including 
Victor Herbert, for the wedding of Witmark and Viola Cahn ; pro- 
grams, clippings, and photos. Correspondents Include John Kendrlck 
Bangs, Frederick Kummer, and Harry B. Smith. 

Bequest of Mr. Witmark, 194L 

MS 62-93 



Wiggins, Donegan Reeder. 

Papers, 1836-1950. 

ca. 12 ft. 

In Oregon Historical Society Library. 

Gun consultant for Adventure magazine. Correspondence relating 
to his work; personal, family, and business papers, including articles, 
genealogical materials, and photos. ; and The Don Wiggins story, by 
Ernest E. Baker. Family papers relate to the residence of the family 
In the states of Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, California, and Nebraska, 
and, after 1912, Oregon. 

MS62-94 

Haig, Robert Murray, 1887-1953. 
Papers, ca. 1927-49. 

101 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Professor of economics. Correspondence, lecture notes, MSS. of 
articles and addresses, and material relating to Haig's various activi- 
ties such 1 as the Commission on State Aid and the New York Power 
Commission. 

Gift of Mrs. Haig, 1953. 

MS 62-95 



Hellman, George Sidney, 1878-1958. 

Papers, 1919. 

5 v. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Art critic and author. Correspondence, educational plans, official j|£. 
communications, rare newspapers, army photos, and other' papers 
relating to Hellman's work as director of Instruction In fine and ap- 
plied arts for the American Expeditionary Forces. 

Gift of Mr. Hellman, 1949. 

MS 62-96 

TaJbott and Sons, Richmond. 

Records, 1840-80. 

93 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, deeds, Indentures, patent deeds, agree- 
ments, and other records, concerning the Iron foundry operated by 
Charles, James M, and Samuel Talbott Includes letters of Thomas 
Jefferson Talbott (1844-49) and materials concerning the use of the 
foundry by the Confederate Navy. Correspondents and persons men- 
tioned Include Margaret A. Ashby, Joseph M. Christian, Stephen B, 
Mallory, and M F. Maury. 

Gift of A. Churchill Young, Jr., 1955. 

MS 62-97 

Kyle, Williams, and Sons Company, Florence, Or. 
Records, 1887-1940. 
48ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Becords of a general store, canning company, lumber company, 
and coast trading fleet 

MS 62-98 



Gardiner Mill Company, Gardiner, Or. 
Records, 1864-1923. 
Sift. 

In University of Oregon Library. 
Becords of a lumber company. Includes records of the Gardiner dfe 



Mill store and the A. M Simpson Co. 



MS 62-99 



Young (Samuel E.) Company, Albany, Or. 
Records, 1867-95. 
18 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Journals, ledgers, cashbooks, invoices, and other records of a 
department store. 

MS 62-100 



Upcott, William, 1779-1845. 

Correspondence, 1802-45. 

735 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

English antiquary, autograph collector, and dealer. Correspond- 
ence relating primarily to Upcotf s MS. collections and the wants of 
his clients. Includes letters from Sir William Fltzroy, "■■""■ 
Sherwlll, and Dawson Turner. 

Summary report and catalog cards In the library. 

Purchased from Zeitlin & Ver Brugge, 1951. 

MS 62-101 

Horsfield, Timothy. 

Letter book, 1754-55. 

It. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Justice of the peace in Northampton Co, Pa. Contemporary 
copies of correspondence between Bobert Hunter Morris, Governor of 
Pennsylvania, and Horsfield, relating to Indian disturbances and 
massacres. Includes testimony of Moravians who witnessed atroci- 
ties at GnSdenhntten, Gabriels Creek, Wyoming. ffl 

MS 62-102 



Presented by Jacob Wolle, 1845. 



Lewis, Eleanor Parke (Custis) 1779-1852. 
Letters, 1794-1852. 

2v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Copies of letters from Mrs. Lewis, granddaughter of Martha Wash- 
ington, to Elizabeth Bordley Gibson of Philadelphia. The earlier 
letters tell of life at Mt. Vernon and the later ones depict the life of 
a Southern matron. 

MS 62-103 



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Lonttit, Chauncey McKinley, 1901-1956 

Papers, 1917-56. 

ca. 25,000 items. 
t In Yale University Library. 

F _J!? ycu ? lostst ' «*«»tor, and author. Induces corresDonden«> mn 

Unpublished register in the library 

nS^JJ !! °3, J S e P xr ***** "aliable in the library. 
Gift of Richard T. Louttlt, I960. 

MS 62-104 

James, Edward Christopher, 1841-1901 
Papers, 1861-63. 
ca. 150 items. 

In Yale University Library 
MEETS' ufmSSl J* *"* *? A n^orabllia, covering James* 

10eftV«; Y^ir v^^J: 6 *-^ * Vol nnteers) *o colonel of the 
SSP-SSLV^ Volnntee »*- The coHectibn consists mainly of te£ 
^ritten total the period in which James served 5SSe weft. 
lSZ?5?t t ? L ettera CO"" 8 '" "flections on home, honor faty .and 
army life. Includes several MB. Brady photos. auty„ana 

Unpublished register in the library 
tttormaaon on literary rights available In the librarv 
Gift of Mrs. Philip Gray, 1960. uorary. 

MS 62-105 

Mordecai family. 

Papers, 1796-1876. 
173 items. 

(2£Z2t2£!!? a * D *iL' of *«*lw ""J History collections. 
^^Correspondence, accounts, poems, sketches, and other panem. of 
► £L2 tordec " 1 famllr of Nortn Carolina and Virginia Th^oriS 
' spondence concerns family affairs and trips -talnm- th* M«^?i 

STffihfWj' ™~. » ^"the W #as&n. D. C° £? 
the flight of refugees to Warrenton, N. 0, duringthe War of lfcS 

nre 11833) ; the funeral of John Qulncy Adams (1848) - dmredal 

r^L^ Ch, . tIe !v a mutaate d dliry (April 13-17, 1865) 
Description In the repository. 
Gift of Pattie Mordecai, 1944. 

MS 62-106 

Van der Kemp, Francis Adrian, 1752-1829. 

Correspondence, 1781-1829. 
ca. 157 items. 

^hSS .^ 1 ^i!** of Pennsylvania coUections. 

t^mfflL*£&jS Ge °^ Wasnll «to° »788), a Lafayette 

Gift of Pauline E. Henry. 

MS 62-107 

Eagle Milling Company, Tveatm, Ariz. 
Records. 1888-1910. 

S^^^^ (Tucson, Ari.) 

MS 62-108 

Hu, Ting-an, 1898- 
Papers, 1951-53. 
1 box and 1 roll. 
In Columbia University Libraries. 

MS 62-109 



Trumbull family. 

Papers, 1804-68. 

3 t. and ca. 20 items. 

In Stonington (Conn.) Historical Society Library 

In part, transcripts (handwritten! 

letters (1828-34) of John r. Trumbull and Gurdon TrumbuIL 
SSf F5 £?*£:, some reeartUng sale of seal skins and whale orTdaV 
book (1814-20). ledger (1810-15), record offfisbursenwnte tor ti£ 
brig Catherine (1820) and the brig Bmeline (18a)T^« ofSto^ 
^f D ?* r ^. r ^. and , se ?? ai08ies - ana bnsiness le "ers and bills "(1804- 
^ Catalof^toe Star?.* «*" "***** WhaUn * TOUecHon - 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Trumbull family. 

MS 62-110 
Palmer family. 

Papers, 1672-1860. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Stonington (Conn.) Historical Society Library 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

boofc 11 ^^^^ note 5- deeda J letter * a ***** •>«*. and a note- 
book. Includes letters about "Palmer Land." wiSs ofAmrnT p«7™!„ 

■ to^Sif HT"^ ^? K ^IhSSit s^rVofXntalu^ 
a family tree, and a biography of Walter Palmer. Other membersof 
the family represented include Gershom, Moses, HattTStot 
tgjjWr., Simeon. Nathaniel. Dr. George ETjohn^d Cap? A& 

Catalog in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions 

Gifts of the Palmer family. 

MS 62-111 

Williams family. 

Papers, 1786-1862. 

ca. 40 items. 

In Stonington (Conn.) Historical Society Library 

Correspondence and a few miscellaneous early papers Includes 
business letters of Ephralm Williams, some from^ca^ins ol hte 
ships, some relating to his farm, one (1836) relattagto .the sale of 
wmSS^^T "^3 JE° to 7"* : letten > USX-Si) of Hannah EL 
rSE^^JS"*?*?' and 1 5 tere a8ffi ) of Jennie WUHams 
S» h f ?tT e f, taB! ;r P e - Otter correspondents include Capt 
Hiram Cllft and his sister Mary. Early papers Include a promlsBofy 

SS^^fiR&S™"* »* "" aCCOnnt b «* <«"»> 
Catalog In the library. 

Open itc .lnvesagators .under library restrictions. 
Gift of descendants of the family. ""•■■:■ 

MS 62-112 

Heywood, Joseph Neal, 1876- 
Papers, 1880-1945. 
4 boxes. 

£ ^srsssssf H,8torta,1 Soclety aiaeeamB (Tmma ' Ar!t) 

TT^^ P0nd ^! !e V. dlarie8 and other P*"" 8 «t ""4 relating to, Dr 
l&^nJfB.*? ■?? l3r i5J? e M80 ' s ' :Wltt aescripttoMrt trips to 
trS« e ^«*v2 u ^J?" ey ' Demto e. Kanab, and Thatcher; ArixVrand 
MSS. entitled The lone wolf, The old alpine »ch(»aouserand The 

of^ SSeman. In,a,lto "^ t***^* «* -^^^ 

MS 62-113 

Jones family. 

Papers, 1847-1946. 
9 ft (ca. 3200 Items) 
^Un^erslty of California at Los Angeles Library 

s^swrs stare t^ssr&sr^^rs 

2S?&.S?* tte ^ ^'^S^^SfflSi'S 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Boy Jones and Dorothy Jones Cook, 1949. 

MS 62-114 

Miller, James Marshall. 

Papers, ca. 1930-42. 
ca. 200 Items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library 
mt ^*J tf w «°rtc buildings In California. Correspondence and 

£2E?„?£^ "^^F 1° mlsslocs and biBtorle bundtnaTin^OTid 

region of California, Monterey, and southern CallfornliL^ 
Unpublished register in the library. ""•■■: 

Purchased from Mr. Miller, 1955. 

MS 62-115 



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Monson family. 

Journals, 1817-37. 

3 v. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Journal of the Hon. Charlotte Monson, describing travels In 
France, Italy and Switzerland (1823-25); and journals (1817 and 
1837) of William Monson describing travels in France, Italy, Dal- 
matia, Tyrol, and Salzkammergut 

Purchase, 1852. 

MS 62-116 

Hoffman, Velma Rudd. 

Papers, 1953-61. 

125 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Secretary of the Northern Branch of the Arizona Pioneers' Histori- 
cal Society. Correspondence, biographical sketches of northern Ari- 
zona pioneers, and other papers relating to Beale's Survey from Fort 
Defiance, Ariz. Includes correspondence with the Arizona Pioneers* 
Historical Society pertaining to relics, and letters regarding the North- 
ern Branch of the society. 

MS 62-117 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Land grant collection, 1825-1930. 

200 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Journals, surveys, testimony in court cases, agreements, bills of 
sale, telegrams, complaints, warrants, articles and newspaper accounts, 
and other material for laad grants including Algodones, N. M., Ari- 
vaca, Ariz, Babocomari Bancho, Baca Float, Boqulllas y Nogales, 
Buena Vista, Canoa, Nogales de Ellas, Peralta-Beavis, San Jos£ de 
Sonorita, San Rafael del Valle, San Rafael del Zanje, Santa Cruz 
VaUey lands, Tumacacori and Calabasas. 

MS 62-118 



Folger, Benjamin Franklin, 1814-1864 
Papers, 1848-77. 
88 items. 

In California State Library. 

Businessman and agent at Panama for a line of steamers. Corre- 
spondence and photos. The majority of the letters are from Folger 
to his fiancee, Julia A Osborn of Ne-.r York, while he was traveling on 
business in Louisiana and Central America, and after their marriage 
while, he was in business in San Francisco and she was living in Sacra- 
mento. In later years the correspondence is between Mrs. Folger and 
her children. Most of the letters are personal In nature, but there are 
references to cholera in Louisiana (1848-49) and to events connected 
with vessels and shipping while Folger was on board the S. S Crescent 
City (Sept-Dec. 1849) in the Caribbean area, and at Panama In 1850. 
The material is related to the library's Gallup collection. 
Card index in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Ardell Folger Armstrong, 1834. 

MS 62-119 

De Long, Charles E 1832-1876. 

Papers, 1853-69. 

18 v. 

In California State Library. 

Lawyer, California State legislator, and diplomat Diaries (1854- 
62 and 1868-69) account book (1853) and four volumes of newspaper 
clippings (1858-62) relating to the activities of the California Legisla- 
ture during the years De Long was a member. Includes a diary (1862) 
kept by Elida Vineyard recording her feelings just before her marriage 
to De Long. 

De Long's diaries (1854-62) have been printed In the California 
Historical Society quarterly, v. 8-11 (Sept 1929-March 1932), under 
the title Calif omia's bantam cock. 

Gift of Lilian De Long Savage, Maud De Long Prlngle, and Richard 
E. Savage, 1932. 

MS 62-120 

Davis, William Heath, 1822-1909. 

Papers, 1836-1909. 

ca. 10 ft 

In California State Library. 

California pioneer, merchant, civic official, and author. Corre- 
spondence, account books, bills, receipts, orders, and other business 
and legal papers (chiefly prior to 1860) Business firms in the East 
and individuals in the principal trading centers of Hawaii, China, 
Latin America, and California are represented. Correspondents In- 
clude Washington Bartlett, Mr. Boggs, Samuel Brannan, Jose Joa- 
quin Estudillo, Joseph L Folsom, Talbot H. Green, Samuel J. Hensley, 
William Davis Merry Howard, George Hyde, Thomas Oliver Larkln, 



Jacob Primer Leese, William Leidesdorff, Henry Melius, Toothy Gny 
Phelps, Pierson B. Reading, Mr. Scott, David Spenee, Mar w < Guada- 
lupe Val'.ejo, and Jean Jacques Vioget 

Indexed in part 

Purchased from Mr. Davis, 1905 ; from Robert E Cowan, 1911. ^k 

MS 62-121^ 



Haynes, John Randolph, 1853-1937. 

John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation 
collection, 1890-1937. 

90 ft 

In University of California at Los Angeles, Bureau of Governmental 
Research Library. 

Physician. Correspondence and other papers relating to local and 
regional planning, water problems of California, regional economics, 
municipal administration in the Los Angeles area, the movement for 
direct legislation both in California and the U. S., California state and 
local elections, the acquisition of Owens Valley and Colorado River 
water for southern California, and public ownership of water and 
power resources. Correspondents Include Francis Joseph Heney, 
Franklin Hichborn, Hiram Warren Johnson, Judson King, William 

Dennison Stephens, and Henry Gaylord Wilshire. The material is re- 
lated to the bureau's Franklin Hichborn collection. 

Alphabetical card file in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Gift of the John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation. 
1952. 

MS 62-122 



McWifliams, Carey, 1905- collector. 

Carey McWilliams collection, 1930-40. 

Sft 

In University of California at Los Angeles, Bureau of Govern- 
mental Research Library. 

Correspondence, reports, clippings, and other papers relating to mi- 
grant farm labor and the problems of the Mexican-American. The 
material is related to the bureau's John Randolph Haynes and Frank- _ 
lln Hichborn collections. ^m* 

Alphabetical card file in the library. " 

Gift of the John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation. 
1952. ■ ■ 

MS62-123 



Stonington Historical Society. 

Records of Stonington, 1672-1902. 

3 ft (ca. 100 items) 

In Stonington (Conn.) Historical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Materials on the early history of Stonington; on incorporation of 
the borough, with records of burgess meetings; on Stonington banks, 
cemeteries, churches, fire companies, roads, and schools; and military 
records, especially of the War of 1812 and the Civil War. Early rec- 
ords include journal of a lighthouse keeper (from 1824), ledgers and 
account books (1761-1810), records of marriages (1765-98), the auto- 
biographical narrative of a slave (1798), legal papers, and other docu- 
.., ; ments. 

Catalog in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gifts of Stonington families. 

MS 62-124 

Gregory, Leslie E 

Papers. 1846-1930. 

330 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Contractor and author. Ca. 225 letters to and from the Arizona 
Pioneers' Historical Society relating to historical questions ; MS. en- 
titled Arizona's queer corners and interesting characters, concerning 
John P. Clum, Charles D. Poston, Edward L Schieffiln, and the Casa 
Grande ruins; and newspaper articles written by Gregory on Gila 
Pueblo. Includes assay reports, claim locations from the McMillan ^ 
district, and indentures for the McMillan Silver Mining Co., in Globe, S 



Ariz. 



MS 62-125 



Hancock, James Covington, 1862-1937. 

Papers, 1880-1935. 

100 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections CTucson, Ariz.) 

Justice of peace, storekeeper, and postmaster in Paradise, Ariz. 
Correspondence relating to Geronimo, Tom Horn, Owen White, Qaley- 
ville, Ariz., the militia, ranching, and other matters ; notes on Walter 
Noble Burns' book entitled Tombstone; and petitions offering rewards 
for the capture of cattle or horse thieves in Cochise Co., Ariz. 

MS 62-126 



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Hattick, William. 

Papers of William Hattick and Rose Hattick, 1889-95 
9 items and 3 v. ^ «.«««-»»•». 

™,t^^JTiT^. Historical Societ y collections (Tucson, Ariz ) 
*^tl °L L tte T on,bstone epitaph. Condition book (1891) con- 
taining short stories and articles including ^ fe among tne^omanl 

mSST' 1*?T' '■"* I™ *' and * m ^ 8nre book (i^-9i)^rZ 
jltonAnnacv^-Jz.' Uw^ mesTsanitK. Includes an account book W92) 
and examination papers (1892) of Hattlck's slater Rose. 

MS 62-127 

Hayden, Carl Trumbull, 1877- collector. 

Hayden coDection, ca. 1800-1961 
40,000 items. 

£ P^ns£ P te S ' HISt0riCal ^^ co,lertions < Tucs ^ ***-> 

^•2l7 eSp ! ,ldence ^ i * h tne Arizona Pioneers' Historical Societr am- 
plications for membership to the society, list of California wl^teS 
who were members ofthe society, Wographlcal^aS rST£ 
Pioneers, accounts extracted from books *nd newspap^remtois! 
V^dSLgt'SZT- i?- <flUdes a «** of the ISr?Srd IZZtg 
Sf^JiS 6a ^ ) wh . ich «•"»"» articles written by Joseph Pratt Allvn 
W*E%££Z?" p8endonym *«— • «* an tode^l^tTe 

MS 62-128 

Prince, Le Baron Bradford, 1840-1922. 
Papers, 1845-95. 
160 Items. 
In University of California at Los Angeles Library 

Territ^rf N^M^J^!^^**' «"<> 'Governor of the 
-SS-S 7 . ■£?* Mexico. Correspondence and miscellaneous Daners 

5^2.'^S5? 01y _ (1S71 " 75 ) Correspondents Include Boscoe Conkline 
David Dudley Field, HamUton Flab, DavldBenoettHllL mrtiS 
Cmuangham McCormlck, IIHHtvaktOM *^wS^e$S£. 

MS 62-129 

Parsons, George WhitweD, 1850-1933. 

Papers, 1893-1920. 

ca. 200 items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Correspondence and scrapbooks documenting Parson's activities as 
l&STSilST* ?**!* engineer ■* dialSufofthe Mntog io£ 
SSE^J^i 1-8 Ang ^* s C"™^ of Commerce. Incradtesiatertal 
relating to the promotion of southern California on and mtoerald* 
Telopment, to agricultural exhibits at the Omaha Exposition eflim 

* n %& l ?J :D &! ls dTlc affiate of *• early SOttcentoy? 
Gut of Mr. Parsons. 

MS 62-130 

Taylor, Frederic William, 1860-1944. 

Papers, 1897-1944. 

6 ft. (ca. 400 Items) 

InUniverBlty of California at Los Angeles Library 
nwS^JSSS- Correspondence, clippings, certificates, awards, 
jftf^-rKS?* Sl tter ', and otner P a D ers concerning Taylor's adUvt 
2f£^! D i!2 :to i; General <* Agriculture, El SaJrador, and'develODer rf 
taS? SUS?" J" £! r - & Incln,les W scraptaois^otSSnl 
Jf^. reports, and printed matter compiled by Taylor while supe? 

S^?on 0f M 1 S rt ! Cnl ^ e *** dlrector «* concession at the BaJbtto 
Exposition (1901) Titles of the volumes Include McKlnleys asras- 

■"jfJtton^nnate, iortlculture; Concessions reports; Foods and their 
accessories ; and Reports of the Agricultural and Hort^tural DlvE 



MS 62-131 



Gift of Mrs. Taylor, 1944. 



Rodman family. 

Papers, 1763-1915. 

ca. 185 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

isffiff^f^i Qnaker T?* 16 ™- Comprises ca. 180 letters (1768- 
1865) i from various members of the Rodman and Rotch families, 
JSSS^f 2£ ary ££ dl: , d i arieB (M0B-<») "I a memorandum^ o? 
cnrrences from 1775 to 1794, of Winiam Rotch. 1734-1828 oewriUv 

^EJESZffJ* i"" 1 "** Friends ; a copy of the peace stand of the 
*2£%£*J I ££2'JJ aa J i 8«»ealoglcal chart and rther data on oi 
descendants of Tristram Coffin. 

Checklist In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Alfred Rodman Hussey, 1960. 

MS 62-132 



Hancock, Cornelia, 1840-1926. 

Correspondence, 1864-78. 
lbox. 

In Friends Historical library of Swarthmore Colleee. 
In ^part, photocopies (negative) from the Annual w» rt „* «^. 
Associations Friends for the Aid anHlev^tion TaJK2££* 

ntaL"T5^? to V ,,d ^ worker " betters, ™>*?°t uiemto?om- 
pJete, from Miss Hancock to her relatives, written whtiiT.^^^ 
working with Negroes in South GirXa^rttenTshe V£fJS*JZ£ 
nursing soldiers during the Civil WarTfamlryietter^^^^ 

Unpublished guide In the library 
Gift of Henrietta S. Jaquette, 1956. 

MS 62-133 

Coit, LUIie (Hitchcock) 1843-1929. 
Papers, 1865-1880's. 
ca. 325 items and 2 v. 

In California State Library. 

Volunteer firewoman, of San Francisco. Correspondence. Journal. 

2ZT&?«£ fn*** aDd Photos - Mo8t of ^hetett^lSKHK) 
E\£ ^fr'ento and concern personal matters. The dippIngTSate 
toMra^Coitand her family and to Knickerbocker Co., Engine no?" 

Card Index In the library. 
Purchased from Albert Dressier, 1930. 

MS 62-134 
Garland, William Harris. 

Papers, 1819-73. 
SOOitems. 

lecWon ?282) ty ° f NOrth CaroUlla "brary, Southern Historical Col- 

rf?^^ SC 'K. C0rre8p0ndence '^eny 1836-53) and family papers 
pf Garland while a mechanic for railroad shops, sawmills, and steMrT 

Una and Florida. -Includes letters from relatives and friendVta 
England and up and down the Atlantic coast inenas in 

Unpublished description In the library. 
Purchase., 1953. 

MS 62-135 
Creer, Margaret Phillips. 
Papers, to 1950. 

7ft. 

In Los Angeles Public Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Gei^oglsL Cc^respondence, transcripts «f unpublished vital 
records and original compilations of various family pedigrees. The 
material Is related to the library's Genealogy TnSHriSSSvt, conec- 

Unpnbllshed Guide to the Margaret Phillips Oreer senealoelcBi 

History Division of the library. -^-ou 

Gift of the estate of Mrs. Creer, 185B. 
LU.S.-OeneaX MS 62-136 

Los Angeles. Public Library. 

Genealogy manuscript collection. 

8500 items. 

In Los Angeles Public library. 

ana^ro P ^faSSe S yPeWrttten MSS - **"* to TOriora ^^ 
Described In the Uhrary's Catalog to family histories. 
Gifts from various sources, 1884- -—«». 

MS 62-187 

Hodge, Frederick Webb, 1864-1956. 
Papers, 1894-1957. 
100 Items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles library 
Anthropologist Corraspondeuce, photos, and related printed mat- 
ter^orrespondenta Include Joseph Gregg Layne and LawrenceCtark 

Acquired from various sources, 1956- 

MS 62-138 

Bleecker, Harmanns, 1779-1849. 

Papers, 1715-1885. 

11 ft (ca. 2590 Items) 

In New York State Library. 

lawyer U. S. Representative from New Tork, and diplomat 
Correspondence, memoranda, documents, and other papers rented 
Kee^eltete ^ * W '*"? * Bleecker * Sedgwlct^d te til 

Indeed to the Uhrary's MSS. card catalog. 

Gift of Amasa J. Parker, 1926; of Mrs. ■William Gorham Rice, 1927. 

MS 62-189 



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Bacon, Theodore, 1834-1900. 

Papers, 1878-1907. 

14 ft 

In New York State library. 

lawyer. Correspondence, account boots, and other papers. In- 
cludes correspondence of Henry Selden and Leonard H. Bacon, letter 
copy books on legal and banking matters, account books of Bacon. 
Briggs, Beckley, and BisBell, law register of Henry S. Bacon, and 
material on Delia S. Bacon. 

Gift of Louis W. Kaiser, 1KB. 

MS 62-140 

Abbott, Jared T 

Civil "War papers, 1864-66. 

2 ft. (ta. 140 items) 

In New York State Library. 

Union Army officer. Correspondence, enlistments, Invoices and 
returns of ordnance and clothing, special orders, and other papers 
relating chiefly to Co. 1, 185th Begt, New York Volunteers. 

Descriptive list In the library. 

Purchased, IMS. 

MS 62-141 

Hough, Oliver, 1868-1915. 

Papers, 1886-1909. 

5ft 

In Bucks County Historical Society library (Doyiestown, Pa.) 

Genealogist and historian. Correspondence, diaries, notes, a 3 
volume genealogy of the Atkinson family, memoranda, news dippings, 
deeds, letters of administration, wills, records of marriages and 
deaths, Quaker records, and other papers, largely concerned with the 
genealogy of the Hough and allied families, tracing the Hough an- 
cestry back to 1307. The diaries describe Hough's life In Philadelphia, 
1889—1909. 

Index and card catalog In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift, 1837. 

MS 62-142 

Brewster, Georgians. 

Correspondence, 1854-89. 

78 Items. 

In California State Library. 

Chiefly letters addressed to Miss Brewster from relatives in New 
York State, expressing personal feelings and describing family ac- 
tivities. Includes four letters (1864) from a friend In Guaymas, 
Mexico with some description of that place. ^ 

Card Index In the library. 

Gift. 

MS 62-143 

Fay family. 

Papers, 1850-68. 

45 Items. 

In California State Library. 

Correspondence and business papers, of Logan, David, Patrick, 
and John Fay, brothers who came to California In 1849 to work In 
the mines. Includes 35 letters written by the Fays to their f»mii r in 
New York and papers relating to the soap business which they estab- 
lished In San Francisco. 

Card index In the library. 

Gift of John W. Scott, 1811-18. 

MS 62-144 
Gallup, Josiah, 1826-1858. 

Correspondence, 1852-60. 

50 Items. 

In California State Library. 

Freight operator and city alderman of Sacramento. Chiefly letters 
from Gallup to his fiancee and cousin Julia Gallup, In the Bast The 
contents are largely personal but there is some comment on prices 
and freighting. The material Is related to the library's Falser col- 
lection. 

Card Index in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Ardell Folger Armstrong, 1984. 

MS 62-145 

Cromie, Robert James, 1887- 

Correspondence, 1924. 

1 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Publisher of the Vancouver Sun. Letters of eminent statesmen of 
Ca n ada and the U. S. to Mr. Cromie, commending him for presenting 
to the National Press Galleries at Washington John Innes' painting 
In commemoration of President Harding's visit to Canada In 1923. 

Presented by Frederic B. KIrkland, 1937. 

MS 62-146 



American story (Radio ■program) 
Records, i954r- 

5 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, scripts, and other papers concerned with the con- 
tinning radio series prepared and distributed by Broadcast Music, JM 
inc., in association with the Society of American Historians. Con- *^ 
tributors to this series include Bruce Catton, George Dangerfield, 
Marquis James, Howard Mumford Jones, Bichard B. Morris, Frank 
Luther Mott Allan Nevlns, and Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. 

Gift of Carl Haverlin, 1958. 

MS 62-147 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A 

Autographs of bishops of the Episcopal Church complete 
from Bishop Seabury. 

6 v. 

In Episcopal Theological School Library (Cambridge, Mass.) 

MS 62-148 



Carson, Russell Mack Little, 1884- 

Correspondence, 1923-53. 

125 items. 

In Adirondack Museum (Blue Montain Lake, N. Y.) 

Businessman and author. Correspondence relating to the Adiron- 
dack. Correspondents include Alfred L Donaldson, B. S. Hosmer, 
T. F. Luther, George Mead, Lithgow Osborne, Samuel N. Spring, and 
Gurth Whipple. 

Gift of Mr. Carson, 1956-57. 

MS 62-149 

Van Bnren family. 

Papers, 1801-51. 

59 ite_s. 

In Columbia County Historical Society collections (Kinderhook, ^ 

Chiefly letters, deeds, and receipts to or by Abraham and Lawrence ™ 
Van Buren, Lucas Goes, J. Vanderpoel, Abraham Vosburgh, and 
others. 

Calendar of papers In the repository. 

Purchase. 

MS 62-150 



Townsend National Recovery Plan, inc. 

Records, 1938-52. 

54 ft. (ca. 126,000 items) 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Correspondence, papers, and accounts for the 12th Regional Dis- 
trict, Modesto, Calif., which comprises the States of California, Ari- 
zona, Nevada, and Colorado. 

Inventory of the records in the library. 

Gift of John C. Cuneo, 1953. 

MS 62-151 



Rowe, Joseph Andrew, 1819-1887. 

Papers, 1857-61. 

ca. 70 items. 

In California State Library. 

Equestrian circus performer and owner. Letters, bills and other 
business papers of Bowe and his associates In a pioneer California 
circus. Most of the letters are written from towns In the interior of 
California and pertain to circus life. The material was collected by 
Albert Dressier. 

Most of the letters were published In California's pioneer circus 
(1926) , edited by Albert Dressier. 

Gift of Albert Dressier, 1931. 

MS 62-152 



Barnard, Daniel Dewey, 1796-186L 

Papers, 1840-6L 

ca. 3 ft 

In New York State Library. 

Lawyer and statesman. Correspondence, diaries (1850-53), scrap- 
books, dispatch books (1850-53), a book of photos, of old Albany 
residents, and other papers relating to Barnard's service as New York 
State assemblyman, Member of Congress, and V. S. Minister to 
Prussia. 

Purchased from a dealer, 1926. 

MS 62-153 



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Brown, Orsell Cook, 1835-1881. 
Papers, 1861-65. 
2 ft. (ca ; 225 items) 
In New York State Library 

Gift of Mary Imogene Hazeltine and Hay Thomas Hazeltine, 1935. 

MS 62-154 
Morgan, James Dada, 1810-1896 
Papers, 1840-96. 

377 items. 

wJSV So "" 7 " *'"' ™" "™" »—». •*«««■ 

MS 62-155 

Virginia (Colony) County Court (Lower Norfolk Co.) 
Records, 1637-46. 

2 v. 

to Virginia Historical Society collections 
Porter 08 "* 48 made to M 86 fro™ the original records by John W. H. 
Index In v. 2. 

»5S^£fflSig ^ Vb8,D,a mawtttoe «* "^ «* ■**• 

terf 1896* ** Danghto;B °* ^ American Bevoumon, Norfolk Cnap- 

MS62-156 

Central Organization for a Durable Peace, The ffooue. 
Records, 1915-18. ^^ 

2 ft. 

lection** 16 ' 1 ' 18 Historlcal LU)rar y ot Swarthmore College, Peace Col- 
f r i ^'Ui, , iI t Iii^l prl ? ted fS^ 1 * 1 ^ ■" organization seeking terms 

MS 62-157 

Chfldwold Hotel, Ma&sawepie, N.T. 

Records, 1892-1909. 

83 Items. 

In Adirondack Museum (Bine Mountain Lake. N Ti 

Correspondence of Charles E Leland, manager a*nd*I> r Kanton 

Gifts of John W. Stock and the Emporium lumber Co.. 1958-59. 

MS 62-158 

Julian (W. A.) Company, Tucson, Ariz. 
Records, 1890-1935. 
900 items. 

JSifS 011 * Pioneeis ' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Ariz.) 
. n ?°£f 1 ? ! , 2? ,ce V ^^oooks, trial balance books, contrart books 
andjupybooks. includes a questionnaire relat^ to WWamT 

MS 62-159 
Bme Mountain House, Blue Mountain Lake, N T 
Records, 1889-1940 ' 

47 items. 

n n ^^ OT ^ ackMnsemn < BIneM ountalnLake,N Y) 



l«fr47. ° f a * HoctocUla . w - I* Vessels, and E. R. Wheeler, 

MS62-160 
Craig, Geraldine E 1877- 

Papers, 1859-1961. 
100 items 

wst* 1 ?"? Pl ? ne f xs ' fstorical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
»ho l?;5^ paC 5S leap %*-■ ^ Qila expedition of 18597^^01 
£$<™ £ ^ M ^ e \ "? d SU'« King and Pinal, together '^rtflTawt 
pl£™^1rea. ^ ■*• Ptoal BmehSf tSiaifir Klnf art 

MS 62-161 



International Marble Company. 

Records, ca. 1900-20. 

1 item and 3 v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Ariz 1 

the National Marble Co., In Cochise Co., Ariz. ^^ 

MS 62-162 

Grossetta, Warren A 

2»eS and^'v"" 1 Ml8 " WalTen *" Grossett ». 1890-1940. 
In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections fTnnmn a,h„ * 
County official of Pima Co, ia IpfpSlSaZi to amort 

P SI° n S,fi C ^ T T ents J I £_ offl,res a 6 * 3 - I* "* <* Ptoenteaid»S£n! 

n^Sr ^fiff, 8 ™ 8 5 Tncson ' "^ tte S"" ^erl^on, i£d a 

MS 62-163 



Herrera, Eleazar D collector. 

Herrera coUection, 1880-1920 
225 items. 

^P^rnd M ^^^^of S SfMa^^ ^ T m^^ , 
Se^eTlnyder !^^ * *^»S»riffStt 

MS 62-164 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Helvetia, Arizona collection, 1901. 

Journal of the Helvetia Mining Co. Helvetia, Ariz, and a 

MS62-165 



Jones, Ada Ekey, collector. 

Jones collection, 1850-1920. 

50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence; MSS. entitled The first battle of Nogajes, 1913, 
and A guide to Calif ornla from Salt Lake City in 1858; nottaes'of loca- 
™? D ^S !a i I f?7 Ia ; -■■**« «tatlng to V^iniaCItyTNev^, an^a 
mimeographed listing of old mines In Arizona. Includes military and 
business papers of Robert Ekey. ~^^, w, 

MS 62-166 



Hughes, Louis Cameron, 1842-1915. 

Papers, 1894-1910. 
210 items. 

™itS^ Pi0n ^'? storIcal Soae ^ collections (Tucson, Ariz ) 
B n£^5^ rney «*'>?>* Go- «"»<» Governor of Arizona? Corre- 
spondence, testimony relating to the Investigation of charges preferred 

fSSf 1 "5l. a ? cra P b00k - Includes letters to E B. Moore, Charies 
Stokes, and the Secretary of the Interior concerning Hughes as Gover- 

MS 62-167 



Land, Webster H 1881- 

Correspondence, 1923-24. 
300 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections ( Tucson, Ariz. ) 
Business letters written by Land to various companies, and letters 
received from banks relating to a cattle ranching enterprise. 

MS 62-168 

Lage, Patricia, collector. 

Lage coUection, 1880-1950. 

lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Ariz.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and microfilm. 
.»f a J> r !?i? cInde a ' ,MS - «"»««* to the Geronlmo campaign, a TJnlver- 
aity of Arizona master's thesis entitled BOstorr of FortHnachuca. 
and records (1880-1910) of Fort HuachucaTArS; *ort auachuca, 

MS 62-169 



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Eneipp, Leon Frederick. 

Papers, 1890-1961. 

400 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Agriculturist. Correspondence, mimeographed bulletins, pam- 
phlets, other papers relating to agriculture and forestry service,' and 
pictures of Will Barnes, Roosevelt, and Prescott, Ariz, and. others. 

MS 62-170 

Macia, Ethel, 1881- 

Papem, 1880-1959. 

75 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence (1926-59) with the Arizona Pioneers' Historical 
Society relating to historical information, a reminiscence entitled Mrs. 
James H. Macia of Tombstone, and photos, of southern Arizona. 

MS 62-171 

Loring, George H 1. 1854. 

Papers, 1854-78. 

800 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Watchmaker. Correspondence and newspaper articles. Includes 
letters to and from members of Loring*s family, and letters relating to 
his trip from Boston to Arizona in 1876, together with papers of the 
Arizona Colonization Co. 

MS 62-172 

Leonard, Ida Reid, 1875-1947. 

Papers, 1845-1940. 

7 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

University professor. MSS., Including Colorado River mines, The 
first American flag in Tucson, More important archives of the Terri- 
tory and State of Arizona, and The wishing shrines; notes, outlines, 
and other papers used in the course History of the West taught at the 
University of Arizona by Mrs. Leonard; and 800 photos, of the South- 
west United States. 

MS 62-173 

Leonard, Heman Burr. 

Papers, 1880-1935. 

6 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

University professor. Correspondence relating to various organi- 
zations; MSS., including Archaeological novelties of Mexico, and 
Spain and Morocco; printed matter pertaining to American politics 
and other subjects ; and programs, notices, and other papers regarding 
appearances of orchestras and entertainment in Tucson, Ariz. 

MS 62-174 

Forsyth, Thomas H 

Papers, 1891-99. 

50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Soldier. Correspondence, congressional bills, deeds, and sketches 
of Forsyth. Includes a MS. entitled A brief sketch of the life of Mary 
Elizabeth Forsyth nee Strickland. 

MS 62-175 

BonsaO family. 

Papers, ca. 1751-1905. 

ea. 350 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, diaries, deeds, indentures, and other legal docu- 
ments, notes, poetry, general memoranda, genealogical material, me- 
morabilia, and photos, of the descendants of Richard Bonanll, who 
were for the most part residents of Pennsylvania, and chiefly asso- 
ciated with transportation, the law, tf»fh\ng and real estate. "Sta 
letters were written by members of the family, friends, and business 
associates and deal with personal matters, business affairs, and 
topics of contemporary Interest. 

MS 62-176 

Ming family. 

Correspondence, 1831-54. 

GO items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence of Rufus, John and Nehemlah F. Ring containing 
chiefly discussions of family matters and comments on the questions 
of the day. A number of the letters were written from Europe. 

MS 62-177 



Cowles family. 

Correspondence, 1832-79. 

40 Items. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Personal correspondence of the members of the Cowles and Brad- 
ley families of Vermont Includes 21 letters from George Cowles 
of Bygate, Tt to Mary Bradley, his fiancee, of Peacham, Tt; 15 
letters from Mary Bradley Cowles to her children, Jennie and 
Francis; and letters from Laura Bradley, 8. H. Cowles, and Noah 
Worcester. 

MS 62-178 

Calvert family. 

Correspondence, 1795-1857. 

91 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Letters written by George Henry Calvert, his mother Rosalie 
Stler Calvert, and his uncle, Charles J. SOer, as well as other mem- 
bers of the Calvert family. All the letters are In French except 
those by George Calvert which were wri t ten from Europe and de- 
scribe the life of a young gentleman of leisure In the early 19th 
century. The remainder of the correspondence deals chiefly with 
family fln»ni-i»i transactions. Includes 25 letters from George 
Henry Calvert to Hiram Powers. 

Gift of Bernard S. Carter and Caroline Mildred, Countess of Gos- 
ford.1946. 

MS 62-179 

Dix, John Adams, 1798-1879. 

Pape-s, 1813-79. 

ca. 1230 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Statesman. Correspondence, speeches, essays, dippings, leaflets, 
and miscellaneous papers. Chiefly correspondence with prominent 
military, political and literary figures of the period. Includes 88 
Items of correspondence and papers of John I. Morgan! 

Calendar Index In the library. 

Deposited by Sophie Dix, 1950. 

MS 62-180 



Dibdin, Thomas Frognall, 1776-1847. 

Corrr"pondence, 1818-20. 

44 ltenis. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

English clergyman and bibliographer. Letters written to Dibdin 
relating to the execution of drawings, etched and/or engraved plates, 
and woodcuts for Dibdin, probably in preparation for his BIblle- • 
graphical, antiquarian and picturesque tour In France and Germany 
(1821) Correspondents Include the nsngii«h engravers James Mltan, 
George Hollls, and Frederick C Lewis. 

MS 62-181 



Davis, Alexander Jackson, 1803-1892. 

Papers, ca. 1830-70. 
ca. 1600 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Architect Correspondence, daybook, drawings, engravings, con- 
tracts, clippings, and miscellaneous material. 

MS 62-182 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. 
Archives. 1860- 

38ft 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, microfilm. 

Official records, official publications (printed), papers of presi- 
dents of the college, Including correspondence, addresses, and lecture 
notes; correspondence and papers of the Board of Managers, the 
deans, and the alumni ; student records and records of affiliated 
groups; secondary works on Swarthmore ; scrapbooks, albums, and 
memorabilia. 

Checklist In the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift and deposit 1929- 

MS 62-183 

Hamilton family. 

Letter book, 1781-90. 

lv. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Letters chiefly in the handwriting of Jasper Testes and relating 
to the estates of James Hamilton and William Hamilton in Lan- 
caster, Pa. 

MS 62-184 



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Duke University, Durham, N. C. 

Centennial celebration collection, 1937-39 
ca. 78 Items. 

•S*£f h J!£ff , £ Dept * *«*»«■ and History collections. 
iA t*J£S3?' pam P ll ! ets 1 Programs, invitations, tickets, map, and other 
W S^^ B iS cern ? B .v tlle ^? ,ltelmlal celebration of ' Doke u15veEh£ 

Description to the repository. 
Girt of A. S. Brewer, 193& 

MS62-185 
Columbia University. 

Records, 1655-1893. 

11 v. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Correspondence, official and private documents, accounts, and other 

■«*£t£*JSS?*' 8 ° me d0CUlnent8 dated prior to the founding 

MS 62-186 
Columbia pniversity. <7*ZZ^e of Physician* and Surgeons. 
Kecords, ca. 1773-1900. 
6 boxes. 
In Columbia University libraries. 

develOD^? d ? , tt<.??SS^' an . d PS? 18 reSaan 8 to the history and 
Development of the College since Its founding. The earliest item* »«> 

Agassiz, Cornelius Agnew, John Jacob Aster, and Charles F. Chandler! 

MS 62-187 
Colombia University. Libraries. 
Kecords, ca. 1890-1926. 
122boxes. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Corre^oondence of the library administrative staff, forms, notices. 
^aaons, and papers concerned with policy stateienteof ?artoS 
departments and co-operative projects in which the u££ plntc? 

MS 62-188 
fgBarlham College, Richmond, Ind. 

Archives, 1837- 

ca.200ft 

In Earlham College library. 
HJ£ msp0I1<ience • departmental reports, papers of the Collese nresi 
d?nte^ programs, pictures, printed materS^d I other pajSrWn- 
eludes papers of Presidents Walter Tarbor CarpenteT wnuam^urie£ 
De 5? i s, Barnabas Coffin Hobbs, Allen Jay, andJosSh Moor? 

Unpublished guide in the library ^^ re - 

Opento investigators under library restrictions. 
Deposits and a few gifts. «.u»ub. 

MS 62-189 
Alabama. University. 

Kecords, 1820-192L 
ca. 88 ft. (ca. 200,000 items) 
In Alabama University library 
In part, transcripts. 

Unpublished guide in the library!^ 

MS 62-190 

Cambridge League of Women Voters. 

Records, 1916- 
lbox. 

In Badcliffe College library, Women's Archives (B-15C) 
1x8*8? Z^TJTV {1923 i 1) ---2.SSS™ Board 

sjidmiscenaneouslubUcMloS^ (1816-20) and some programs 
Unpublished Inventory In the library 
£ Acquired 1958. "wuy. 

MS 62-191 

Roper Hospital, Charleston, S. C. Board of Trustees 
Minutes, 1856-68. «"«». 

1090 sheets. 
IntodtoH>>Uege of South Carolina library. 

Gift of the Board, 1952. 

MS62-192 



U.S. District Court. Arkansas (Western Distrust) 

Correspondence, 1872-1901. 

376 items. 

In University of Arkansas library. 

letters to the clerk of court from individuals and law firms, In- 
quMng about disposition of various cases. Most of the letters are 
addressed to Stephen W. Wheeler, clerk of court from 1875 until 1897 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Purchase, ca. 1937. 

MS 62-193 

Friends, Society of. Five Tears Meeting 
Records, 1907-32. 
3ft 
In Earlham College library 

and correspondence of its Friends Foreign MisslonCouncil [its Cnm 
™*T fl" dependent Meetings. Its ComStteean the Hud for a££ 
rXSrS? Nonaries, and its Execu^m S^g 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-194 

Friends World Conference Committee. 

Records, 1933-56. 

18 ft 

In Friends Historical library of Swarthmore CoDese. 

Checklist in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions 

Deposit by the Committee. «=inmons. 

MS 62-195 



Western Oregon Livestock Association. Gorge Investigating 
Committee. 

Papers, 1944-45. 
ca. 50 items. 
In Oregon State library. 

Files of E. B. Stelner, chairman, Including correspondence and 
minutes. 

Gift of Elizabeth B. Topping, 1951. 

MS 62-196 



Daly's Theatre, New York. 

Records, 1872-99. 
80 v. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 
_ Cash account books (recording Income and expenditures), rosters 
of personnel, attendance books for members of the company, salary 
accounts, receipt books, a volume concerning directions for the set- 
tings for various plays which were presented regularly, and other 
business records of a theatre operated by Augustln Daly on Broad- 
way. 

MS 62-197 

New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. 
Ledgers, 1874-1917. 
8 v. 

In Wilton (Conn.) Historical Society collections. 
Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 
Gift of the company. 

MS 62-198 

Kilroe, Edwin Patrick, 1880-1953. 
Papers, 1776-1952. 
36 v. and 17 boxes. 
In Columbia University Libraries. 

«„l^ W T e f" JSl1^ p ?? ,ienc 5 uj other Papers relating to the political 
and social activities of the Society of Tammany, todtades the^sords 
of various Tammany societies, correspondence of various members of 
the Tammany organization, MSS. of works by Kilroe on the Tammany 
Society, and ^correspondence relating to the formation of flieKUroe 
Collection In the Columbia University Library — «e 

Gift of Mr. Kilroe, 1942. 

MS 62-199 



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American Association of University Women. Boston 
Branch. 

Records, 1886- 

10 boxes. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (B-2) 

Correspondence, annual reports (1945-58), minutes of meetings, 
treasurer's records, committee reports, yearbooks, membership rec- 
ords, and Fellowship Committee records. Early records pertain to 
the Association of Collegiate Alumnae, which In 1921 became the 
American Association of University Women. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

Acquired 1948-58. 

MS 62-200 



American Association of University Women. Massachusetts 
State Division. 

Records, 1936-58. 

7 t. and 3 boxes. 

In -Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (B-2 M) 

Historian's records, giving the history of the division and lis 
branches ; correspondence, annual reports, pictures, etc of the Fellow- 
ship Committee, and a publicity scrapbook. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

Acquired 1956- 

MS 62-201 



American Association of University Women. Oregon State 
Division. 
Archives, 1923-56. 
8ft 

In Oregon State Library. 

State file, branch report flies, Fellowship Committee flies, national 
material, branch records, and duplicate materials and publications. 

MS 62-202 



The Little room manuscripts, 1898-1829. 

258 Items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Correspondence, records, and memorabilia of a literary club active 
in Chicago, 1898-ca. 191A. 

MS62-203 



Soothers Historical Society. 

Records, 1873-87 and 1942-53. 

ca. 1500 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

The early records Include correspondence of the secretary, John 
William Jones. The later papers Include correspondence of the presi- 
dent, Douglas Southall Freeman, and treasurer, James Ambler 
Johnston, along with MSS. of projected volumes 51 and 52 of the 
Southern Historical Society papers, edited by Frank B. Vandiver. 

Becelved upon dissolution of the Society, 1953. 

MS 62-204 



National Institute of Letters, Arts, and Sciences, New 
York. 

Records, 1868-69. 

80 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Papers relating to the founding and activities of the Institute, In- 
cluding a printed constitution of the organization, a list of charter 
members, some miscellaneous notes and memoranda, and a group of 
letters from various people addressed principally to Charles A. Joy, 
president of the Institute. The letters deal mostly with attendance 
at meetings. 

MS 62-205 



City National Bank, Philadelphia. 
Records, 1857-1900. 

2v. 

In Historical 8odety of Pennsylvania collections. 

Signature book (1870-1900) Mnfarintwg signatures of deposit or s, 
and astock transfer book (1857-1900), recording the transfers of the 
bank stock. 

Presented by the Free Library of Phlmoetplila. 19*7. 

MS 62-206 



Shaw family. 

Business records, 1745-1850. 

40 Items. 

In William L Clements Library (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. A^ 

Business receipts and records of the Shaw family of AblngtonjV 
Mass. Persons named Include Jacob Allen, Rachel Bates, Ellahim 
Brlggs, Woodbridge Browne, Christopher Dyer, Jacob Dyer, Jona- 
than Gannett, Job Godfrey, Joseph Greenleaf, Jacob B«»«f, Al 
Herman, Aaron Hobart, Isaac Hobart William Hoges, Sam Norton, 
Daniel Noyes, Abljah Pool, Benjamin Pool, Joseph Pool, Joshua Pool, 
Abner Portier, Daniel Reed, Lydla Shaw, Ephraim Spooner, S. Thax- 
ter, Joslah Thompson, John Thrill, Joslah Torrey, Bteazer Whitman, 
and Jonah Willis. 

Gift of Wilfred Shaw, 1947. 

MS 62-207 



Bedford, Isaac 

Papers, 1827-46. 
lbox. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Miscellaneous business papers, bills, and receipts. Includes some 
papers of Andrew McBride. 



MS 62-208 



Crawford, Wflham Carroll, 1804-1895. 
Papers, 1842-95. 



In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) 
Texas patriot Correspondence and legal papers. 
Gift of Mrs. M. W. Harpold and Mrs. J. A. Helms, 1932. 



MS 62-209 



Brownsville, Or. 

Records, 1864-95. .] 

1 Item and 2 v. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Minutes (1870-98) of the town council, the treasurer's book (1891- 
94) , and a plan (1864) of the town by James Blakely. 

MS62-210 



Warren family. 

Papers, 1639-1795. 

2v. 

In New York Historical , 

Deeds and other papers. 



Society collections. 



MS 62-211 



Bayard family. 

Papers of the Bayard, Hake, and Lynch families, 1717- 
1848. 
lv. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

MS 62-212 



Davis family. 

Papers, 1809-1916. 
lbox. 

In West Virginia University Library (140) 

Personal and business papers of Isaac, Albert, and Silas R. DavlB 
of Ohio and Marshall Counties. gs) 



MS 62-213 



Rodofson family. 

Papers. 

4ft 

In Oregon State Library. 

Correspondence, histories, family trees, clippings, Bible records, 
pictures, and family folklore of the ««mni« of five sons-in-law of 
Lawrence Boetafson, who came to Oregon in 1861 and 1852: Neill 
Johnson, John Tucker Scott, Levi Coffee, Stinson Goody, and Cyrus 
Gowdy. 

MS 62-214 



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Records, 1923-36. 
1 box 
kg In Columbia University Libraries 

MS 62-215 rev 

McCall, John Marshall, 1825-18%. 
Papers. 

8 reels of microfilm. 
Id Jacksonville (Or.) Museum. 

Officer of the Oregon State Militia and owner of the Ashland 
Woolen Mills at Ashland, Or. Letters and records. 

MS 62-216 

Saxony {Electorate, 1356-1806) Lam, statute,, eto. 
Manuscript laws, ca. 1580-ca. 1810. 

In Sntro Library (San Francisco) 

Contemporary copies of law*, and some printed material- 

MS 62-217 

Fort Hoskins, Or. 

Records, 1856-65. 
lft. 

Id University of Oregon Library 
a£XZ$& ,*** "** "^ "* Proceeding, of the Ootmcfl of 

MS 62-218 

Withers, Emily Theresa (Harrell) Marsh. 

# Papers, 1948-57. 

ca. MO items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections 
.JS£f ato8l8t 2? Wstolan- Materials concerning Mrs. Withers' 

MS 62-219 

By-land Abbey. 

Records, ca. 1177-1390. 

It. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Transcripts (handwritten) 

J5SS"..S p^ers^Wtin! ^ **«*«-»»- »P» 

MS 62-220 

Adriance, John, 1818-1903. 
Papers, 1832-1903. 
ca.2ft 

Jn 2 l i^ 8i,y "* Texas "teMT. Texas Archives 
In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Unpublished Index in the library. ^^ P ^' 

MS 62-221 

Minto, John, 1822-1915. 
Papers. 1864-1912. 
69 folders. 

In Oregon State Library. 
WH * Pioneer Oregon settler, forester and stock ralnn-- «•»««*.._ «# 
£2° n f^ te Board ° f HortlcSe. CoSS S£? ~ 
ports and sketches, addresses, dippings, ands^Sot^ ^ "" 

MS 62-222 

National Museum of Engineering and Industry. 

Records, ca. 1920-35. 

15 boxes. 

In Colnmbla University Libraries. 

one^on P o? d ttf wSSL l W" rdattos to tte establishment and 
operation of the National Mnsenm of Engineering and Industry. 

MS 62-223 



Merchants and Mechanics Land Company, Savannah, Go. 
Records. 1873-1908. 

1444 items and 19 v. 

In Poke University Library. 
twSSnSZSfSUL *****% ■ "SJbooks, bills, receipts, payrolls, con- 
£^S ^^S^J^ *^ < *2** 8 ' "P 01 * <* the^SraVof property 
owned, llste of stockholders, and other materials (chiefly 1882-1905) 
of the tend company and of the Savannah and Iste of ameBaOrMd 
< &-i Iat " !r - the SaTam Mh, Tybee and AOantlcBanwaTco>S2 
etate correspondence of Daniel Qngel Ptirse, preXnTVtte co£ 

Card Index in the library. 
.Acquired, 1952. 

MS 62-224 

Davie, William Richardson, 1756-1820. 
Papers. 1758-1818. 
190 items. 

Ott^Wa-lSP ^^ "T- So " a «™ Historical 

In part, transcripts. 
c JKevoh.tIonary soldier. State legislator, and Governor of North 

Unpublished description In the library 
W.£2£? ^ *■ WWiBm ^^"^ »=1e Crockett 

MS 62-225 

Coolidge, Dane, 1873-1940. 
Papers, 1907-28. 
lbox. 

to Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Aria.) 
Educator and author. MSS. of Coolidge's By trick and device, The 
cherryeow horse-changing, Indian medicine man, The law west of 
Queen Creek, and The three "Cs" of Arizona. 

MS 62-226 

Biddle, James S 

Correspondence, 1833-59. 
ISO Items. 

Id Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
n^uTSru d s n NavT nenClnS wlai Blddte ' 8 W«-« as midship- 
Presented by Mrs. W. E. Mayo, 195L 

MS 62-227 

Polk, George Washington, 5. 1847. 
Papers, 1793-1927. 

cs.2fL 
lec?on U ?29?£j ity ° f NOrth CaroUna Ltbrary ' Sontherl1 Historical Col- 

Unpublished description In the library 
Gift of George W. Polk, Jr., 1958. 

MS 62-228 

Rhett, Robert Barnwell, 1800-1876. 
Papers, 1835-80. 
377 items. 

lec?on U ffi lty " N0Itb Car0U,,a UbTSly - Smthem Historical Ool- 

Bhett a^^rand:?h?s d so^ at ° r *""* S ° nth Ca ™ llna - *"**» * 
Unpublished description in the library 
Purchased from Mrs. Joseph E. T. Bansom, 1956. 

MS 62-229 

Jones family. 

Papers, 1815-1932. 
ca. 600 items. 

fcctton U °28M) ,ty ° f NOrth Ca ™" Ila L,braryi So^em Historical Col- 
«*S >n ? Sp ?, n(Je 2 < 5' diaries > business account books, and other oarers 

Unpublished description In the library 

Gifts of Frances A^ Kate, and Julia Jones, 1945-58. 

MS62-230 



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Temple, Mary Boyce, I. 1856. 

Correspondence, 1876-1920. 

5ft. ( t;i.250O items) 

In University of Tennessee Library. 

Welfare worker. General correspondence (1876-1916) and corre- 
spondence connected with the Daughters of the American Revolution, 
of which Miss Temple was vice president general. ■ The material is 
related to the library's Oliver Perry Temple collection. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift 

MS 62-231 



Raskin Co-operative Association. 

Records, 1894-99. 

2 ft. (ca. 500 items) 

In University of Tennessee Library. - 

Minutes of meetings (1804-95), a MS. history of the colony, mem- 
bership certificates, notes and articles by Grace S. Buehler ; catalog of 
the Buskin library ; clippings from The coming nation, published by 
Charles Wayland (who founded the community in Dickson County, 
Tenn. in 1894) ; and photos. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the State Historical Society of Colorado, 1955-56. For- 
merly owned by Mrs. Grace Reaves. 

MS 62-232 



Gordon family. 

Papers, 1887-1901. 

ca. 500 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and other papers. Correspondents include Leila 
Sinclair Montague Gordon Barnett, Anne Eliza Pleasants Gordon, 
Basil Brown Gordon, Douglas Huntley Gordon, and Elizabeth Clarke 
Gordon. 

Gift of Mrs. George A. Biagley and Douglas H. Gordon, 1961. 

MS 62-233 



Round Table Clnb, NashviOe. 

Records, 1884-1955. 

ca. 1 ft. (500 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence and miscellaneous records, published handbooks, 
programs, and papers prepared for the club by Lansing Burrows, John 
H. DeWItt, John L. Hill, Morton B. Howell, and (19 papers) B. B. C. 
Howell. Handbooks, published 1891, 1901, 1931, and 1946, contain 
names of the members, officers, and all of the programs, including the 
names of the persons reading papers and the titles of the papers read. 
The papers cover a wrde variety of subjects. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Gerald Henderson. Formerly In the possession of 
Judge B. B. C. Howell. 

MS 62-234 



Williams family. 

Papers, 1812-1907. 

350 items and 16 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Papers, mainly relating to the Bank of Savannah in Savannah, 
Tenn., with which H. E., J. B., and J. J. Williams were connected. 
Includes 16 letter books (1887-1907) as well as bills, notes, receipts, a 
few letters, wills, and indentures. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Transferred from the Joint University Library In 1859, with the 
consent of the former owner. Dr. Frank B. Williams. 

MS 62-235 



Lord, William Wflberforce, 1818-1907. 
Papers, 1844-99. 
60 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Poet and clergyman. Correspondence and MSS. of poems. Corre- 
spondents include Elizabeth Stedman Kinney, William B. Kinney, 
Arthur Stedman, and Edmund Clarence Stedman. 

MS 62-236 



Lazarus, Emma, 1849-1887. 

Correspondence, 1868-87. 

86 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Poetess. Personal letters written to Miss Lazarus which contain 
many references to her poetry. Correspondents include John Bur- 
roughs, James Bryce, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry James, William 
Morris, and Tomaso SalvlnL. 

Gift of Annie Humphreys Johnstone, 1928. 

MS 62-237 



Santayana, George, 1863-1952. 

Papers, ca. 1880-1946. 

8 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Philosopher and author. Correspondence and literary MSS. In- 
cludes the MSS. of Beslm of spirit. Persons and places (vols. 1 and 3) 
Idea of Christ in the Gospels, and Apologia -pro mente son. 

Gift of Corliss Lamont, 1954 and 1958. 

MS 62-238 

Raskin, John, 181S-1900. 

Letters, 1859-89. 

ca. 335 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

English art critic and author. Letters from Buskin to his friend 
and publisher, George Allen, relating to personal, artistic, and busi- 
ness matters. 

MS 62-239 

Repton, John Adey, 1775-1860. 
Papers, ca. 1800-50. 
1 portfolio. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

English architect. Miscellaneous letters, drawings, papers, and 
memorabilia by or relating to Bepton and to his father, Humphrey 
Bepton, a landscape gardener. 

MS62-240 f| 



Reinhart, Charles Stanley, 1844-1896. 

Papers, 1870-1956. 

260 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

In part, photocopies. 

Artist. Correspondence, drawings, sketches, dippings, memora- 
bilia, and other papers. Includes a group of letters to Reinnart's son, 
relating to the disposition of various paintings to galleries and mu- 
seums throughout the country. Correspondents include E. A. Abbey, 
William Dean Howells, and Henry James. 

MSB2-241 



Sigourney, Lydia Howard (Huntley) 1791-1865. 
Letters, 1830-62. 
67 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author. Letters from Mrs. Sigourney to her close friend, Mrs. 
Mary A. Patrick, the daughter of Theodore Dwlght, discussing per- 
sonal, social, family, and literary subjects. 

MS 62-242 



Sherman, Frank Dempster, 1860-1916. 

Papers, 1880-1915. 

50 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

University professor. Correspondence, notes, sketches, diagrams of 
architectural details, and memorabilia, relating to Sherman's career 
as professor of architecture at Columbia University. 

MS 62-243 



Sterling, George, 1869-1926. 
Litem ry manuscripts. 
349 items. 

In San Francisco Public Library. 
Forms part of the Fhelan collection. 

Author. MSS. of poems and plays, a few of them annotated by 
Ambrose Bieree. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-244 rev 



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Harris, Thomas Lake, 1823-1906. 

Harris-Oliphant papers, ca. 1867-1940 

16 boxes. 

Id Colombia University Libraries. 

» asso?SS^HH « ; f h the ,? lriSti ? n »»»ttM*w»« Ollphant and his 

associate, the British author and traveller Thomas Tjite n<.n-ic *Z. 
gether wtth MSS. of books, miscellaneo us blogr^Mcaf£a£r£] *and 

Gift of Herbert W. Schneider, IMS. 

MS 62-246 

Du Ponceau, Peter Stephen, 1760-1844. 
Letters, 1777-1844. 
2 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Franco-American lawyer, scholar, and linguist Conies nf m, 
2525* J*?" XL*" 00 **"* l«*>e <* theleriot coWngiegX 

A rTg&S&S* *«»^™ ""S^ of history and 
Presented by Edward T. Stuart 

MS 62-246 

Jones, Thomas Samuel, 1882-1932. 
Papers, ca. 1900-32. 
42 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Poet Correspondence, MSS. of poems, scrBDbooks of lKsrarr <4i<>. 
P^SS, and pictures, memorabilia. anTotter^perl rrL eorrSoSoV 
''SaifS2!* 1 2 W i^ - * Jone » trma "s^ml^lrSKSt 

MS 62-247 

Jewett, Sarah Orne, 1849-1909. 
Correspondence, ca. 1870-79 
72 Items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 
. XS? 10 '; **"**■' written to Miss Jewett chiefly personal, but with 

James B. Osgood, and Horace Scudder. J:loweus • cartes c Hoyt 

MS 62-248 

Deutsche Friedensgesellschaft. 

Records, 1910-47. 

l ft. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College, Peace Cut- 

Correspondence and dippings, posters, and other printed material. 
Including material by and about Ludwig Quldde, president of the 

MS 62-249 

Cole family. 

Papers, 1833-1943. 
20 ft (ca. 15,000 items) 

In University of California at Los Angeles, Ubrary 
^iSK? ^^.cUPPtags. Photos, memorabilia, and otter papers 

vu55%i2i£2US£ " CorneUus ^ "* tte °° ,e w 

Gift of Lucretla Cole Waring and Mrs. Franz Osterhaus, 1952-66. 

MS 62-250 

Dmdap, Hug* W 1798-1849. 

Papers of Hugh W. and John H. Dnnlap, 1824-1905. 

ca. 200 items. ' 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives 

Lawyers of Henry Comity, Tenn. Correspondence and legal docu- 

mento, and a few miscellaneous personal papers. The documents. 

2?to?wL? *•*■** the collection, cVSmaln^ ofb^S 

fiL^S 55° J&TS t ° get ? er wlUl some mn^o^riSentorel 
deeds of trust, receipts, promissory notes, and bills ofglft AboutSO 

of tte documents belonged to Nellie GreyToler. 

Unpublished register in the library 

Purchased from Charles Elder. 

MS 62-251 



Moffatt, James Strong, 1808-1890. 
Account books, 1848-1928. 

27 ft. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Businessman, of Troy, Tenn. Ledgers, daybooks. Journals, voucher 
books, letter books, and a checkbook relating to Moffatt's general mer- 
chandise store, with dealings also in tobacco, wheat, and cotton. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift of descendants of James S. Moffatt 

MS 62-252 

Prince Edward Co., Va. 

Marriage bonds, 1700-1857. 

2 v. 



In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
Transcripts. =<.«•</•«>. 

Acquired, ca. 1930. 



Amelia Co, Va. 

Marriage bonds, 1739-1854 

2 v. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Transcripts. 

Acquired, ca. 1930. 



MS 62-253 



MS 62-254 



Drake, Charles River. 

Papers, 1851-1900. 

16 ft (5000 items) 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Arts.) 

County recorder for Tucson. Ariz. CorresDOndenct nnrS mJ^l 
orandums files receipts, muster rolls, tS^SS^SSt^S- 
2?* lD 5' ud « Iette « relating to the GunsSght MineandTe Safety 
Nitro-Powder Co., and a record (1886-73) of prescripaonsfllled^ 
the hospital steward at Fort Lowell. Ariz. pn*=npnons mied by 

Unpublished calendar in the repository 

Gift. 1357. '" 

MS 62-255 
Bard family. 

Papers, ca. 16th cent-1882. 
220 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, documents, and genealogical records of the Bard, 
and related Muirson, Prime, and Sands families of New York and 

££7. *^ y L, pr £E} n ^!J among the V** 1 ™ te the correspondence of 
William Bard (1778-1858) to his daughter, Susan -Sands, ibis son-in- 
law, Ferdinand Sands, and his grandson Joseph Sands. Includes IS 
letters from Samuel Bard (1742-1821), physician and professor of 
medicine at Columbia CoUege, to his grandson Francis Upton John- 
ston, medical student at Columbia and house doctor at New York 
Hospital. 

Gift of Mrs. J. G. Phelps Stokes, 1958. 

MS 62-256 

Davis, Mrs. E M collector. 

Elfreth's Alley papers. 
55 items. 
In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

w A t„ t S?f W l!. tt f n H'X 1 *!. a ""a!*™*, and genealogical notes, relat- 
ing to the people and the houses of the alley ^ 
Presented by Mrs. Davis. 

MS62-257 

Winn, David Watson, 1857-1926. 
Papers, 1912-24. 
ca. 150 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Minister and genealogist Correspondence and genealogical notes 
concerning the Ancell, Bowles, Deans, Glazebrook. Snead, Winn, and 
Yancey families. ^^ 

Gift of Mary Day Winn, 1958. 

MS 62-258 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1864. 

Papers, 1819-1921. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif. ) 

Author. Correspondence, fragmentary literary MSS., and a few 
miscellaneous papers. Includes 200 letters by Hawthorne (165 to his 
wife), some letters and literary writings of Julian Hawthorne, a few 
tetters by and to Mrs. Nathaniel Hawthorne, and ca. 20 letters from 
Elizabeth M. Hawthorne to her niece, Una Hawthorne. 

Catalog cards and lists In the library. 

Gathered from several sources, notably Blsby. 

MS 62-259 



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Coolbrith, Ina Donna, 1842-1928. 

Papers, 1876-1932. 

.950 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 

Poet and librarian. Correspondence and literary MSS. Includes 
10 letters to Jobn Vance Cheney, 26 to George Sterling, and 75 to 
Charles A. Keeler. 

Summary reports in the library. 

Purchased from Kovach, 1850-51, and other sources. 

MS 62-260 



Frost, Robert, 1874- 

Papers, 1891-1929. 
56 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
Poet. Letters (chiefly to Susan Hayes Ward) and 21 poems. In- 
cludes two letters of Mrs. Frost. 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-261 



Sterling, George, 1869-1926. 
Correspondence, 1895-1927. 



in 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
Poet. Correspondence and 238 literary MSS. Includes 141 letters 
to Jack London and 5 to Mary Austin. 
Summary report in the library. 

Purchased from Thor Llliencrantz, 1954; and from other sources. 

MS 62-262 



Forrester, Alfred Henry, 1804-1872. 
Papers, ca. 1850-70. 

ca. 330 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
English artist and author. Letters and sketches addressed to 
Forrest e r. 

Acquired from Myers & Co., 1953. 

MS 62-268 

Bainbridge, Oliver. 

Correspondence, ca. 1900-20. 
ca. 380 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Historian and author. Correspondence, TBnff"»i» and American, 
relating to Balnbrldge's works. 
List of the papers In the library. 
Acquired from Kovach, 1S5L 

MS 62-264 

Buckle, Henry Thomas, 1821-1862. 

Papers, 1850-80. 

8 ft 

In University of Illinois Library. 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

British historian. Correspondence, notes for Buckle's History «* 
civilization in England, statements from Humphrey Sandwith and 
others regarding the death of Buckle, a negative of a portrait of 
Buckle, and drawings and photos, of his tombstone. Includes corre- 
spondence between Mrs. Henry Huth and her two sons. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Purchased from Pickering & Chatto, 1968, formerly owned by Eton 
College, part originally from Huth Library. 

MS 62-265 

Spalding, William Andrew, 1852-1941 

Papers, 1861-194L 

1488 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Civil service officer, journalist, director and president of the Acad- 
emy of Sciences of Southern California, and author. Personal, liter- 
ary, and scientific papers. 

Inventory of the papers in the library. 

Presented by Mrs. Wilfred T. Cooper, 1848. 

MS 62-266 

Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company, Virginia City, Nov. 

Records, 1859-80. 

53 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 

Business correspondence and papers. 

Acquired from Graham H. Hardy, 1950. 

MS 62-267 



Short, James De Barth. 

Papers, 1877-97. 

ca. 6500 Items. ' 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif. J 
Personal and business papers of Shorb, owner of the San Marino jM 
Banch and prominent in southern California for his contribution to W 
the development of the city of Pasadena and of the citrus and wine 
industries. „. „ 

Presented by Mrs. Edith (Shorb) Steele, 1934-50. 

MS 62-268 



Sntro, Adolph Heinrich Joseph, 1830-1898. 

Business records, 1871-94. 

208 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

San Francisco financier and builder of the Sntro Tunnel in Virginia 
City, Nev. 

Some of the papers were used by George D. Lyman In his book, 
Balston's ring (1937) 

Gift of George D. Lyman, 1843. 

MS 62-269 



Shackleton, Richard, 1726-1792. 

Correspondence, 1658-1808. 

401 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif. ) 

Letters written mostly In Ireland by members of the Society of 
Friends to Shackleton, master of Ballitore School, together with let- 
ters from Shackleton and his wife, Elizabeth Carleton Shackleton, to 
their friend Elizabeth Pirn Pike of Dublin. 

Summary report and catalog cards in the library. 

Purchased from Sotheby's, 1853. 

MS 62-270 



Symons, Arthur, 1865-1945. 

Papers, 18901-19—. 

10 portfolios. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Welsh poet and critic. Literary MSS., some unpublished, together 
with a few proofs and clippings. Includes Aspects of Kent, Cesare 
Borgia, Cities and sea-coasts and islands, Odilon Bedon, Toulouse, 
and The romantic movement in English poetry, as well as published 
and unpublished poems, translations from Verlalne, a translation of 
Pierre Borers Lettres de Guy de Maupassant a Gustave Flaubert, and 
of Baudelaire's Les fleurs du mal 

Gift of T. E. Hanley. 

MS 62-271 

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834. 
Papers, 1795-1829. 
ca. 70 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. Literary MSS. and letters to John Rtckman and 
others. 

MS 62-272 



Dodge, Mary (Mapes) 1831-1905. 
Letters, 1866-91. 
65 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Editor and author. Letters to Horace Scudder. 
Acquired from Goodspeed, 1938. 



MS 62-273 



Carman, Bliss, 1861-1929. 
Papers, 1893-1927. 
ca. 170 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
Poet. Literary MSS. and 52 letters to Susan Hayes Ward. 

MS 62-274 



Browning, Elizabeth (Barrett) 1806-1861. 
Papers, 1827-58. 
79 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English poet. Letters and 32 literary MSS. Includes 21 letters to 
Hugh S. Boyd and 8 to Fanny Dowglass. 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-275 



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Vance, Samuel C 

Papers, 1797-1869. 

ca. 2000 items. 

Id Indiana Historical Society Library. 
Al iJSS* 5 ayma ^ ' a * Cincinnati, and founder of Lawrencebnrg; Ind. 
P Includes papers of Vance's son, Lawrence M. Vance, of IndlanapoU& 

MS 62-276 

Wallace, Lewis, 1827-1905. 
Papers, 1822-1916. 
ca. 2000 items. 

In Indiana Historical Society Library 
author!* ^^ GoTernor * New Mexl «> Territory, diplomat, and 

MS 62-277 

Cailfle, Richard, 1790-1848. 

Papers, 1819-1900. 

620 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino. Calif.) 
m ESS?,? Sf« le - a B ^ a i. *«e«Wnkw. who spent over nine years 
top^nforwritliigorpnblishlngblaspnemonsar^B. VL,uaefKazB 

Summary report and catalog cards to the library 

Acquired from Mrs. Norman F. Stevens, 1986. 

MS 62-278 

Committee of Vigilance, San Francisco 

Records, 1853-58. 

ca. 3750 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
finnXES -^ a ? d i? t ! m0Ily from the flies of the Investigating 
SwSSSJI* 1 ^* to tera < talen t elections, denounced members and 
oaersuspidous characters ; appUcationsfo? meinJberabJpTMJsmdafr 

Summary report in the library 
i9 Purchased from A. S. MacDonald, 1816; from Sigurd Fredrtckson, 

fl MS 62-278 

Van Dyke, Henry Jackson, 1822-1891. 
Papers. 
IS boxes. 

In Princeton University Library 
Clergyman. 

MS 62-280 

Penn Athletic Club of Philadelphia. 

Records, 1922-34 

ca. 1300 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence and financial records of a Philadelphia club estab- 
lished tol922. Correspondence is scattered, consisting of portions of 
the correspondence for the years 1822 to 1827, 19SL andlflsT 

Presented by Samuel Moyerman, I960. ^^ 

MS 62-281 

Fall River Line. 

Records, 1847-1937. 

ca. 500 items. 

Si f'VJJPS (Maas - ) Hfctorieal Society collections. 

Ullt, 1837—45. 

MS 62-282 

Graff, PauL 

Diaries, with an account book of Edgar P. Graff, 1860- 
1909. -o.j 

k ca. 150 items. 

W In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

9) ^Edg^r P^ral. 1887 ' "* *** 6ntt - ^ ^ aCCOTnt ** (M( *- 
Presented by Annie A. Graff, 1921. 

MS 62-283 

Loeb, Howard A 1873-1955. 

Papers, ca. 1937-40. 
1 carton. 
In Princeton University Library. 



MS 62-284 



Price, Rodman McCamley, 1816-1894. 
Papers, 1842-8L 
252 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Governor and U. S. Representative from New Jersey, naval agent 
and alcalde at Monterey, Calif. Mainly letters to Price prior to 1858. 
Summary report and catalog cards In the library. 
Acquired from Edwin Grabhorn, 1945. 

MS 62-285 

Merrill, Samuel, 1831-1924. 
Papers, 1813-82. 
ca. 1700 items. 

In Indiana Historical Society Library. 
Army officer, publisher, banker, and railroad promoter. 

MS 62-286 

Burroughs, John, 1837-192L 
Papers, 1893-1921. 
ca. 40 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Bro^^d^erT 81 ^ ***"** "«• — »S * *and, ». 

MS 62-287 

Harte, Bret, 1839-1902. 
Papers, 1869-190L 
113 items. 

iiS^S Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. 12 letters and 101 literary MSS. ""•*""'' 

Putt name: Francis Bret Harte. 
MS 62-288 

Wood, Charles Erskine Scott, 1852-1944. 
Papers, 1887-1950. 
ca. 1200 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Ubrary (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Personal correspondence and Uterary'MSS. 
Inventory of the papers In the Ubrary. 

Gift of Mrs. Sarah Bard Field Wood. Mrs. Nan *«< lavm^^,.. 
and Mrs. Eliza B. Wood Smith, , 19OT-5& ** ame y man . 

MS 62-289 

Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907. 
Papers, 1855-1906. 
HSltems. 

ErSt^ 1 * 5« ,m ?S25. LI,>nlr »' (San M" 1 ^. CaUt) 
andoftSs. MSS - " UtenUy W0rk8 Md »e««B toJime. T. HU- 
MS 62-290 

Beardsley, Aubrey Vincent, 1872-1898 

Letters, 1895-98. 

154 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
fJ^T^A* 10 ^ L ? tte 2_ t0 Leonard Charles Smithers. written 
Maitonf ^ toI8sels • BnBom - Bournemouth. Paris, Dieppe, and 

elKi°wS (^) Anbrey BearaSleJ, to L80Batd Smltte «- 
Acquired from Maggs Bros., London, 1921. 

MS 62-291 

Bronte, Charlotte, 1816-1855. 
Papers, 1832-54. 
ca. 125 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. Literary MSS. and letters mainly addressed to 
Ellen Nussey. 

Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-292 

Burton, Sir Richard Francis, 1821-1890. 

Papers, 1885-92. 

ca. 120 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

British explorer -and orientalist Literary MSS. and letters of 
Burton and his wtfe. Lady Isabel Arundell Burton to^^Ssher 
and friend, Leonard Charles Smithers. *^^ 

Acquired from Btcby. 

MS 62-293 



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Gather, Wffla Sibert, 1873-1947. 
Letters, 1909-46. 
91 items. 

la Henry E. Huntington library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
In pert, photocopies. 

Author. Letters and telegrams to ZoS AJfclns Bumbold. 
Acquired from ZoS Ailns Bumbold, 1952. 

MS 62-294 

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894. 

Papers, 1830-94. 
206 items. 

In Henry S. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Literary MSS. and letters to James T. Fields and others. 

MS 62-295 



Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882. 
Papers, 1828-72. 
72 Hems. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Letters and literary MSS. Includes 88 letters to James T. 
Fields and 10 to Mrs. Botta. 

MS 62-296 

HID, Edwin Bliss, 1866-1849. 
Papers, 1809-1949. 
ca. 1400 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Printer and author. Personal papers, correspondence, and other 
papers. Includes 90 items from the Coala Press. 
List of the papers in the library. 
Acquired from Gertrude Hill, 1950-52. 

MS 62-297 

BCtfoid, Mary RosseH, 1787-1855. 
Papers, 1847-54. 
64 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. Letters to W. G. Bennett and others, and one 
literary work entitled Alice. 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MB 62-298 

Bums, Robert, 1759-1796. 
Papers, 1786-96. 
4S items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Scottish poet Letters and literary MSS. 



MS 62-299 



Bryant, William CnDen, 1794-1878. 

Papers, 1806-77. 

ca. 40 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 

Poet. Letters and poems. 

Catalog cards In the library. 



MS 62-300 



Meld, Eugene, 1850-1895. 
Papers, 1872-94. 
77 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, OahX) 
Author. Correspondence and literary MSS. 

MS 62-301 

Haggard, Sir Henry Rider, 1856-1925. 
Correspondence, 1880-1925. 
ca. 215 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. Chiefly letters to Haggard by well-known writers, 
politicians, and publishers regarding his books. 
List of the collection In the library. 
Acquired from Maggs Bros, 1953. 

MS62-302 

Blackmore, Richard Doddridge, 1825-1900. 
Papers, 1860-99. 
74 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. Literary MSS. and letters to Wkln Mathews, 
Arthur J. Munby, and others. 

MS 62-303 



Bierce, Ambrose, 1842-1914? 
Papers, 1871-1913. 
ca. 380 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Literary MSS. and letters to 6, O. Howes, Walter NeateA 
and others. Wf 

Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-304 

Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bnlwer Lytica. 1st 
baron, 1803-1873. 

Papers, 1827-72. 

ISO items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

English author. Literary MSS. and letters to William Polia: 
others. 

MS 62-305 

Allen, George, 1808-1876. 
Correspondence, 1858-97. 
47 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author and educator. Correspondence relating to Allen's The life 

Catalog cards In the library. 

MS62-S06 

Alger, Horatio, 1832-1899. 
Letters, 1870-98. 
88 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Letters to Irving Blake and others. 

MS 62-307 

Browning, Robert, 1812-1889. 

Papers, 1833-89. ^ 

200 Items. ■* 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English poet Literary MSS. and letters to Frederick J Fumrrall 
and others. 

Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-308 

Adkinson, Florence (Bnrlingame) 1847-19251 

Papers, 1867-1927. 

1 box. 

In Badcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-l, A-A22) 

Writer and secretary of the Woman's Dept of the Indiana State 
Board of Agriculture. Indudes many letters from Alice Stone Black- 
well. 

Unpublished Inventory in the library. 

Purchase, 1957. 

MS 62-309 

Percy, Thomas, Bp. of Dromore, 1729-1811. 
Papers, 1694-1801. 
ca. 100 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Anglican bishop, poet, and antiquarian. Poetical extracts. 

MS 62-310 

Cornell, Sara Hughes. 

Papers, 1899-1937. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif,) 

Correspondence, scrapbooks, clippings, and photos. 

Acquired from Neeta Marquis, 194L 



MS62-3U4| 



Shelley family. 

Papers, 1806-18. 

55 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Correspondence and genealogical m»tart«i relating to the ancestry 
of Percy Bysshe Shelley. Includes extracts from church and county 
records, copies of monumental Inscriptions, drawings of coats of arms 
and heraldric devices, pedigree charts, a 17th cent MS, and letters of 
the poet's father, Sir Timothy Shelley, William BatcUffe, Bouge Croix 
of the College of Arms, and others. 

Acquired from W. K. Blxby, 1916. 

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Ward, George Clinton, 1863-1933. 
Papers, 1887-1936. 
ca. 620 items. 
In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino Calif. 1 

Gift of Louise Ward Watklns, 1854. 

MS 62-313 

Verlenden family. 

Papers relating to the Verlenden, Serrffl, Pearson, and 
other families, 1703-1863. «*«*«, ana 

2 boxes. 
SJ^^'t 1 S S? ety 5 Pennsylvania coilections. 

MS 62-314 

Battle Abbey. 

Records, 1077-1780. 

3000 items. 

S^L^^S " 8 * " Llbrai7 (San Marino, Calif.) 
after the dSutloI VVm ^bsataent holders of the property 

MS 62-315 

Jackson family. 

Papers, 1784-1888. 

SI items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Thomas Scott, Blchart SmltVCteed TtoS ^ZS»JS^J^? 
and John M. WlreT^ ^^ "••n-aswoe, Mareellus M. Thompson, 

Collection has been analyzed. 

Purchased from the Chesapeake Book Co, IS6& 

MS 62-316 

Qnie, Ameka (Alderson) 1769-1853. 
Letters, 1794-1854. 

364 items. 

i2 m f a fL 1 2^i I,d cataU W cards in the library 
Purchased from Sotheby ft Oo, 1953. *""""»• 

MS 62-317 
Washington, George, Pres. U. S., 1732-1799. 
Papers, 1749-1806. 
ca. 450 Items. 

n.^ULF "?^ "*"» fS" Martoo, Calif.) 
few^?*£5,1^L° ( °gg£ "^ Maraa WasMi«hx*Ctogether with a 
Sn^JSSSE?* 5 en S al M»» beartagto mdaSS^t 
if!£ m £S y I3 ,or $J uld catalog cards In the library. u ""™ a, " a "- 

«d^?^ 2 | rai,Tnle *"* «-* J^Lgan. O. D. Smtth, 

MS 62-318 
McCleflan, George Brinton, 1865-1940. 
Papers. 
5 cartons. 
In Princeton University Library 

MS 62-319 

Hodder, Alfred, 1866-1907. 
Papers, 
ca. 40 boxes. 

In Princeton University library 
Writer on literary, metaphysical, and political subjects. 

MS 62-320 



Bollard, Arthur, 1879-1929. 
Papers, 1905-1929. 
ca. 1100 Items. 

In Princeton University Library 
Diplomat and Journalist 
Guide In the library 



MS 62-321 



Jordan, Dorothy (Bland) 1761-1816. 
Letters, ca. 1810-12. 
565 items. 

i"^^ 17 ?• H^tinston Library (San Marino CaB£» 
coalS do^esTc &&J»*° * «-=?*£K *». matoly 
Acquired from Blxby, 1918. 

MS 62-322 

Keith, Sir Robert Murray, 1730-1795. 
Letters, 1776-92. 

102 Items. 

SH^fJ. ^ Hm,a ?« t <»' Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
British diplomat Letters to Prances Maria Murray 
Acquired from Francis Edwards, 1949. ^^ ""«■»• 

MS 62-323 

Hastings family-. 

Papers, ca. 1100-1892. 
50,000 Items. 

mJ^SJF- f ""t^Ston Library (San Marino, Callt) 
guesses of Hastings and Countesses of Loudoun. ""a™"". Joaz. 

i. ^S^L™^" J? n L catal0S cardls to «"» library. Also described 
In the library's Huntingdon papers (1927) ^^ ™=cnoea 

Acquired, 1927. 

MS62-324 

Bartlett, John Russell, 1805-1886. 
Papers, 1846-86. 

20 v. 

In John Carter Brown library (Providence) 

Antiquarian, bibliographer, and author. 

MS 62-325 

London, Jack, 1876-1916. 
Papers, 1888-1932. 
ca. 15,000 Items. 

^J? 6 " 7 5" Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
.Author. Personal and professional papers betongtor to Jack and 

ssai* Jack ^~ Taiga's 

List of the papers In the library. 
Acquired from Mrs. London, 1925 and 19SL 

MS 62-326 

Curtis, William Eleroy, 1850-191L 
Papers, 1874-191L 
224 v. 

In Princeton University Library. 

Journalist Correspondence and other papers, mainly cUuntaeK 
representing writings on political and soelaimXterV™^ cupping. 

MS62-327 

Elder, John, of Indianapolis. 
Papers, 1828-60. 
733 Items. 

In Indiana Historical Society Library. 
^ todlanapolls builder and businessman. Chiefly letters written to 

MS 62-328 

Dowhng, John, journalist. 

Papers, 1827-7L 

587 Items. 

I n Ind iana Historical Society Library. 
tt Newspaper editor, member of the Indiana State Legislature bbS 
U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. «*muwure ana 

MS62-329 



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Roane family. 

Papers of the Roane, Harrison, and Williams families, 
1756-1893. 
454 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
Gift of Bebecca Leigh Harrison, 1953. 

MS 62-330 



Trayior, Robert Lee. 

Family papers, 1753-1920. 

S4S Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Deposited by the family of Anne Trayior Larus, 1854. 



MS 62-331 



Morris, Minnie Esther. 

Papers, 1724-1951. 

11 folders. 

In Oregon State Library. 

Teacher of the deaf. Correspondence, articles, personal papers, 
notes, Bible records, pictures, and other genealogical papers of the 
Cook, Galpln, Morris, Stoddard, and allied families. 

Received from the estate of Miss Morris, 1952. 

MS 62-332 



Giltner, Edward C 

Papers, 1850-1915. 
St. 

In Oregon State Library. 

Personal ledgers, business papers of other members of the family, 
and family pictures. 
«lftx>f Mrs. Giltner. 

MS 62-333 



Logan, Algernon Sydney, 1849-1925. 

Papers, 1856-1925. 

2 ft (20 items) 

In Library Company of Philadelphia collections. 

Poet and novelist. MSS. of published works (Amy Warren, A 
feather from the world's wing, The image of air, and other poems, 
Jesus In modern life, The last crusade, Messallna, Not on the chart, 
Saul, Vistas from the stream) and unpnhllshed works, including an 
autobiography, early prose and verse, notes for a play about Major 
Andr6, and other writings. 

Bequest of Algernon Sydney Logan. 

MS 62-334 



Pollock, Charming, 1880-1946. 
Plays. 

5 boxes. 

In Princeton University Library. 

Author. Uncorrected typescripts of plays and scenarios, together 
with printed books of lyrics for theatrical productions. 

MS 62-335 



Leigh family. 

Papei-s, 1794-1893. 

348 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, account books, and legal papers of the 
Leigh family of King William Co., Va. Correspondents include 
Thomas Abrahams, J. H. Blake, Mordecal Cook Booth, Thomas B» 
Catlett, Martha Cock, T. F. Cocke, Bobert J. King, o. D. Minor, 
James Nunn, John Bow, J. Lewis Slaughter, Frederick W. Valentine, 
John Whitloick, and members of the Leigh family. Other persons 
named include Warner Davis. Mary Bicheson, Molly Bicheson, Blcu- 
ard Squire Taylor, and David Anderson Valentine. 

Collection has been analyzed by the society. 

Gift of the Valentine Museum, Bichmond, 1958. 

MS 62-336 



George family. 

Papers, 1718-1936. 

163 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, account book, personal and business accounts, 
receipts, indentures, will, genealogical notes, materials concerning 
lawsuits and the administration of estates, and printed matter, of 
the George family of Caroline Co., Va. Correspondents Include Lewis 
T. Blunt, Elliott M. Burruss, Booth Brown, Anne K. Camp, Louisa 
(George) Corbett, Henry Hortensius George, Lewis George, Lewis 
Melville George, Oscar F. George, Oscar B. George, William Orvnie 
George, John H. Henry, Henry H. Samuel, T. L. Scott, and W. W. 
Taliaferro. 

Gift of Lewis Dudley George, I960. 

MS 62-337 



Darter family. 

Paperr, 1817-1918. 

67 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, agreements, bonds, deeds, plats of land, 
and other papers, of the Darter family. Includes essays, speeches, 
thesis and other papers of James Ephraim Tarter. 

Collection has been analyzed. 

Gift of J. E. Tarter, 1958. 

MS 62-338 

Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881. 
Papers, 1835-ca. 1870. 
ca. 135 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, C-UIf.) 
Scottish essayist and historian. Correspondence and literary MSS. 
Inclndes 84 letters from Carlyle and his wife to Henry Larkln. 

MS 62-339 



Bremer, Fredrika, 1801-1865. 
Letters. 1849-65. 
ca. 40 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Swedish author. Letters to Marcus Spring. 
Acquired from A. L Mackaye, 1934. 

MS 62-340 



Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910. 
Papers. 1867-95. 
ca. 140 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Letters (mainly to Mary J. Mason Fairbanks) and 
literary MSS. 

Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-341 



Campbell, Thomas, 1777-1844. 
Papers, 1795-1844. 
ca. 50 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
British poet and critic. Poems, and letters to James Thomson, 
Edward Moxon, and others. 

Acquired from Blxby, before 1927. 

MS 62-342 



Collier, John Payne, 1789-1883. 
Letters, 1874-1881. 
ca. 40 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English Journalist, lawyer, and Shakespearian critic. Letters, i 
mainly to Joseph Parker Norris. dH 

MS 62-343 



Brydges family. 

Papers, 1500-1800. 

ca. 12,000 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Forms part of the library's Stowe collection. 

Correspondence, accounts, family, land, legal, and miscellaneous 
papers. The bulk of the correspondence Is composed of the letter- 
books of James Brydges, 1st duke of fihnndos. 

MS 62-344 



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Ellis, Powhatan, 1829-1906. 

Papers, 1856-90. 

1592 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
^S^ esp ^. iea ^. acc ? u,,t * autobiographical sketch, cancelled 
^"^memorabilia. Prints matter, and other paperaTof JCluT IS 
■SS2!? r - a i: I*". •* m <* aa °°4- deludes a catalog^ m Suf 
S? r^ri^^"^ Pbllip St " ^^ Co**- John War^ck SS: 
£7,. J!^? ^"** Jones, and members of the Cocke, Bills, Munford. 
Taliaferro, and Tucker families. — —». ■"-■=, """«'". 

Collection has been analyzed. 

MS 62-345 

Whittier, John Greenleaf, 1807-1882. 
Papers, 1832-91. 
351 Items. 

InHenry a Huntington Library (San Marino. Calif.) 
^SS^SS^SS^^ - »»««* MSS. 

MS62-846 

Whitman, Walt, 1819-1892. 
Papers, 1857-90. 
ca. 40 items. 

Poet Letters and 28 literary MSS. 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-847 

Dflbdin, Thomas FrognaD, 1776-1847. 
Papers, 1807-45. 
693 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino Calif.) 
•JSSJ? bibu °6™Pner. Chiefly letters to Dlbdln. Includes a llt- 

"XiS caKSe^K" ***• *""*** *""**■ "" *"» 
Acquired from Tregaskls, 1926, and from other sources. 

MS 62-348 



Meredith, George, 1828-1909. 
Papers, 1849-1901. 
70 items. 

£.ESf \ Hunt I ln « ton u »"^ (San Marino, Callt) 
English author. Letters and literary MSS. 
Catalog cards to the library. 



MS 62-549 



Masters, Edgar Lee, 1869-1950. 
Papers, ca, 1923. 
ca. 40 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino Calif.) 
Poet A letter and poems. ' ^" i "' 



MS 62-350 



Moody, William Vaughn, 1869-1910. 

Letters, 1901-36. 

302 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
tn£?h- ii,i* tter ' '"J" 1 *- Harrt et C. Brainerd (later Moody's wife), 
together with a scrapbook of letters to Edith 8. Keflogg^attaFto 
Moody's Letters to Harrtet (1835) "*uogS mating to 

Acquired from Edith S. Kellogg, 1939. 

MS 62-351 



Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 1828-1882. 
Papers, 1846-85. 
53 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino. Calif.) 
and^i^ M n sl ardSL ^^^Hobert Browning and .rthers, 

MS'62-352 



Andersen, Hans Christian, 1805-1875. 
Papers, 
ca. 140 items. 

In Library of Congress, Bare Books Division, 
dei-sen™* *"* ° f °* JeBn Hersholt coUeetlon of Hans Christian An- 

nJ^^J^'.^^i anautobiography, and miscellaneous writings. 
Correspondents Include Bichard Bentley, Ida Koch, Horace E Sen* 
der, and Henrietta Wulft ^^ "«™as m. ocua- 

«.??^S^i n C"*"^ 8 «* tte J ea» HershoU collection of Hans Chris- 

MS 62-353 

Lardner, Ring Winner, 1885-1933. 

Papers, 1907-33. 

ca,Sft (1106 Items) 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Short-story writer and Journalist Letters (740) exchansed be- 
tween Lardner and his future wife during the period of their court- 
ship, poems, short stories, articles, dippings, and photos. ^^ 

Card catalog in the library. 

61ft of Blng Lardner, Jr., 1960. 

MS 62-354 



Steele, James King, 1875-1937. 
Papers, 1906-36. 
ca. 590 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino Callt) 
Editor, author, and publicist Literary MSS, radio scripts, and 
personal and business papers. ~«**» «"«« 

Inventory of the papers In the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Steele, 1950. 

MS 62-355 

Scott, Sir Walter, hart., 1771-1832. 
Papers, 1803-SL 
ca. 110 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Scottish author. Literary MSS. and letters to Mr. and Mrs. 
Thomas Scott, John Wilson Croker, and others. ^^ 

Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-356 

Stowe, Harriet Elizabeth (Beecher) 1811-1896. 
Papers, 1853-88. 
210 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Literary MSS. and letters to James T. Fields and others. 

MS62-357 

Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894. 
Papers, 1852-94. 
ca. 160 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Callt) 
Scottish author. Correspondence, sketches, musical works, and 
other literary MSS. Includes letters regarding Stevenson's Illness 
and 42 letters to Will S. Low. 
Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-358 

Southey, Robert, 1774-1843. 

Papers, 1798-1839. 

1391 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Callt) 
^^^ a&i ? i J? 06 *- Correspondence and 17 literary MSS. Includes 
tetters fo Margaret Holford Hodson, John BlcSman, and William 

MS62-359 
Taylor, Bayard, 1825-1878. 
Papers, 1840-1903. 
460 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Callt) 
Poet and Journalist Correspondence and literary MSS Includes 
SUS" 1 iO** 1 ^ of Tabor's wife Marie, 10 letters to James Thomas 
Fields, 28 to Edmund Clarence Stedman, and 52 to James Ripley Os 
good. * 

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Stoddard, Charles Warren, 1843-1909. 

Papers, 1878-1909. 
391 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Correspondence and 2 literary MSS. Includes S3 letters 
to Dewitt Miller. „_^ 

MS62-361 

Smith, Charlotte (Turner) 1749-1806. 
Papers, 1784-1806. 
46 items. 

In Henry E. HuntingtoD Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. A literary MS. and letters to Joseph Cooper 
Walker and Sarah Farr Rose. 
Catalog cards In the library. 
Chiefly acquired from D. Bogardns, 1925. 

MS62-362 

Reade, Charles, 1814-1884. 
Papers, 1863-76. 
106 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif.) 
EngliRh author. Letters and literary MSS. 

MS 62-863 



Bedingfeld, Edward. 

Papers, ca. 1753-80. 

59 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. Correspondence and literary works. Includes 10 
letters from Thomas Gray and 36 from William Mason. 
Catalog cards In the library. 

MS62-S64 

Ojai Festivals, ltd, Ojcd, Calif. 

Records, 1946-53. 

ca. 9110 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Correspondence with sponsors, patrons, artists, and their managers, 
advertising matter, programs, photos, and other records of an organi- 
zation founded by John J. L Bauer for the production of annual 
music, theater, and dance festivals at OJal, Calif, covering the years 
of the festivals under the directorship of Bauer. 

Inventory of the papers in the library. 

Presented by Mr. and Mrs. John J. L Bauer, 1955. 

MS 63-365 



Lytton, Rosina Doyle (Wheeler) Buhrer-Lytton, laronest, 
1802-1882. 
Papers, 1838-61. 
66 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. Literary MSS. and letters to Bebecca Ryves. 

MS 62-366 



Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891. 
Papers, 1849-91. 
152 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Poet Literary MSS. and letters to James T. Fields, George W. 

Smalley, and others. 

MS 62-367 

Marquis, Neeta. 

Papers, 1870-1949. 
ca. 2740 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author and literary instructor. Family and personal correspond- 
ence and papers. 

Inventory of the papers In the library. 
Gift of Miss Marquis, 1950-62. 

MS62-368 



Mencken, Henry Louis, 1880-1956. 
Letters, 1916-48. 
139 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Journalist and author. Letters to ZoS Aklns, Mary Austin, Neeta 
Marquis, George Sterling, and others. 

MS 62-369 



Sharp, William, 1855-1905. 
Papers, 1890-97. 
49 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) X 

English poet and promoter of Celtic revival literary MSS. rnifJI 
letters to Messrs. Stone & Kimball and others. " 

MS 62-870 



Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850. 
Papers, - 1795-1848. 
ca. 175 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Poet Literary MSS. and letters to Edward Moron, Francis Wrang- 
ham, and others. 

Catalogue cards In the library. 

MS 62-371 



Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900. 
Papers, 1883-99. 
72 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Letters and 4 literary MSS. 

MS62-372 



Walling, Anna (Strunsky) 1879- 
Correspondence, 1899-1948. 
ca. 160 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Talif.) 
Social economist and author. Correspondence with Jack London 
and others. 

Gift of Mrs. Walling, 1868. 

MS 62-373 



This number not used: MS 62-374 



Ainsworth, William Harrison, 1805-1882. 
Papers, 1828-73. 
94 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English author. MSS of literary works and letters to Charles 
Dickens, Mr. Jeffs, and others. 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-876 



Jackson, Helen Maria (Fiske) Hunt, 1881-1885. 
Papers, 1852-87. 
169 items. 

In Henry B. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Literary MSS. and letters to William H. Ward, James T. 
Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Bay Palmer, and others. 

MS 62-576 



Howeus, William Dean, 1837-1920. 
Papers, 1860-1915. 
278 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif) » 

Author and literary critic literary MSS. and- letters to James 3fl 
Fields, Sylvester Baxter, Charles W. Stoddard, and others. 

MS62-877 



Guiney, Louise Imogen, 1861-1920. 
Papers, 1884-1914. 
201 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Poet and essayist Literary MSS. and letters to James T. Fields, 
William H. Ward, and others. 
Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-378 



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Lever, Charles James, 1806-1872. 
Papers, 1841-72. 
328 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Callt) 
together with 5 notebooks. «•=»■» 

MS 62-379 

Lamb, Charles, 1775-1834. 

Papers. 1796-1834. 

228 Items. 

In Henry B. Huntington Library (San Marino CaHt) 
i-JfUfT^ L antnor - Correspondence and 20 literary MSS. Includes 40 
letter* to Thomas Manning, 20 to Samuel T. Coleridge, and 20to John 
Btetanan. Other correspondents Include Bobert Lloyd and Edward 



MS 62-380 



Sinclair, Upton Beall, 1878- 

Letters, 1905-25. 

64 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Callt) 

Author. Letters to Jack London and others. 



Catalog cards In the library. 



Miller, Joaquin, 1841?-1913. 

Papers. 1869-1909. 
ca. 265 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino Calif.) 
Poet and playwright literary MSS. (ca. 150) and letters to 
Charles Warren Stoddard, William Hayes Ward and othersT^ 
Catalog cards In the library. mm. 

MS 62-381 



Landor, Walter Savage, 1775-1864. 
Papers, ca. 1813-58. 
164 Items. 
In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino. Callt) 

and?tt^. ailtll0r ' 130 Bterary MSS - and Iette ™ to J " ne » Mdl018 

MS62-382 



Jeraingham, Edward, 1737-1812. 
Papers, 1760-1812. 
1194 items. 
In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino Calif.) 

^£^^ poetai i dai ? matlfl< - CWefl y tette » to Jendngham relating 
to his writings and social activities. ' 

Summary report and catalog cards In the library. 

Purchased from Sawyer, 1826. 

MS 62-383 

Larcom, Lucy, 1824-1893. 
Papers, 1859-90. 
51 Items. 

teHenry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Callt) 
Poet Literary MSS. and letters to James T. Fields and others. 

MS62-384 

James, George Payne Rainsford, 1801 M860. 
Papers, ca. 1826-40. 
43 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino. Calif.) 
English historian and author. Letters and a MS. of The Bfe and 
times of Louis the Fourteenth. 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-386 
Irving, Washington, 1783-1859. 
Papers, 1819-59. 

40 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino. Callt) 
Historian and author. Literary MSS. and letters to Thomas Aspln- 
wall and others. 

Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-886 

Hears, Lafcadio, 1850-1904. 
Papers, 1883-89. 

41 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Callt) 
Author. Literary MSS. and tetters to Henry Mills Alden. 
Catalog cards In the library. 

5 MS 62-387 



MS 62-388 



Yeats, William Butler, 1865-1939. 
Papers, 1887-1929. 
76 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Callt) 
Irish poet Letters to Catherine Tynan and others and a MS. of 
The shadowy waters. 

MS62-389 



Shelley, Mary WoHstonecraft (Godwin) 1797-1851 
Letters, 1817-49. 
167 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Callt) 
English author. Letters to Claire Oalrmont Leigh Hunt and his 
wife, John Howard Payne, and others. 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-390 

Swinburne, Algernon Charles, 1837-1909. 
Papers, 1866-84. 
85 Items. 
, InHenryE. Huntington Library (San Marino, Callt) 
English poet and critic Letters and literary MSS. 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-391 



Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745. 

Papers, 1725-39. 

ca. 70 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif. ) 

English author. Correspondence, poems by Swift, and poems en- 
dorsed by him or once in his possession. Includes letters and naDers 
relating to Swift 

Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-392 



Poole, John, 1786 '-1872. 

Letters, 1817-37. 

75 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Callt) 

English author. Letters to James St Auhyn. 

Acquired from Henkels, 1922. 

MS 62-393 

Payne, John Howard, 1791-1852. 

Papers, 1813-50. 

49 items. 

In Henry E. Hu ntington Library (San Marino, Calif ) 
^,< A , ct0 ^' P la y w £ight. and diplomat Correspondence, and literary 
MSS. Includes 25 letters to Mary W. Shelley. 

Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-394 

Paine, Albert Bigektw, 1861-1937. 
Correspondence, 1890-1934. 
ca. 1950 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Callt) 
Author. Literary correspondence with various persona. 
Acquired from the American Autograph Shop, 1938. 

MS 62-395 



Planche, James Robinson, 1796-1880. 
Correspondence, ca. 1794-1880. 
282 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Callt) 
Playwright, antiquarian, and theatre manager. Mainly letters 
addressed to PlancheV 

Catalog cards in the library. 

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Mmr, John, 1838-1914. 
Papers, 1874-1913. 
116 items. 

In Henry B. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Naturalist, explorer, and author. Letters and literary MSS. In- 
cludes 28 letters to Charles A. Keeler, and 80 to Theodore P. Lukeoa 

MS 62-397 
Way, W Irving, d. 193L 

Correspondence, 1894-1924. 

174 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library f San Marino, Calif.) 
Literary agent Letters from Thomas Bird Moaner and others 
relating to business matters and the publication of the Mosher books. 
Summary report and catalog cards in the library. 
Gift of W. W. Clary, 1948. 

MS 62-398 

Vincent, John Martin, 1857-1939. 
Papers, 1838-1929. 
ca. 3500 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
University professor. Correspondence of Vincent and his wife, 
Ada Smith Vincent, together with ca. 1000 Vincent family papers. 
Bequest of Dr. Vincent 1886. 

MS 62-399 

Taylor, Joseph Danner, 1830-1899. 

Correspondence, 1863-81. 

09 Items. 

In Henry B. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 

Educator, lawyer, and TJ. S. Representative from Ohio. Letters 
exchanged between Taylor and his wife, and with members of their 
families, written to and from North Berwick, Me. and Cambridge, 
Ohio. 

Gift of Mrs. Gertrude Slaughter, 1929. 

MS 62-400 

Austin, Mary (Hunter) 1868-1934. 
Papers, 1861-1950. 
< ca. 11,000 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Correspondence and personal and literary papers. 
Inventory in the library. 
Purchased from the Mary Austin estate, 1958. 

MS 62-401 



Ford, Ford Madox, 1873-1939. 
Letters, 1901-33. 
ca. 305 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Call!) 
English author. Letters from Ford to his publisher. James B. 
Pinker. 

Acquired from Dawson's Book Shop, 1950. 

MS62-402 

White, William Richardson, 1892- 
Papers, 1945-60. 
8 filing cabinets. 
In Baylor University Library. 
Baptist minister and President of Baylor University. 
Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 
Gift 

MS 62-403 

Borden, GaU, 1801-1874. 
Papers, 1820-40. 
ca. 2 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 
Printer and manufacturer. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Borden family, 1945. 



MS 62-404 



Brooks, Samuel Palmer, 1863-193L 
Papers, 1850-1932. 
ca. 30 ft and 6 filing cabinets. 
In Baylor University Library. 
President of Baylor University. 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Brooks family. 



MS 62-405 



Brann, William. Cowper, 1855-1898. ■ 
Papers, 1890-99. 
ca.6ft 

In Baylor University Library. 
Journalist publisher, and author, of Waco, Tex 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gifts and purchases, 1928-60. 



Wimpee, W J 

Letters, 1949-60. 

9ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Baptist minister and educator, of Texas. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift 



MS 62-406 



MS 62-407 



Scarborough, Dorothy, 1878-1935. 
Papers, 1890-1945. 
20 ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Author and professor of rengiinfr at Baylor and Columbia TJnl- 
versltleB. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Scarborough family. 

MS62-408 

Barnard, George, 1818-1883. 

Papers, 1820-1900. 

4ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Tnrtlsn trader and merchant of Waco, Tex. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Barnard family, 1928-50. 



MS 62-409 



Baines, George Washington, 1809-1882. 
Papers, 1750-1950. 
5ft 

In Baylor University Library. 
Baptist minister and president of Baylor University. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Baines family, 1928-59. 



Dawson, Joseph Martin, 1879- 

Papers, 1900-60. 

ca.4ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Baptist clergyman and author. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Dawson family. 



Greve, J J 

Papers, 1878-1950. 

ca.8ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Lawyer and Judge, of Texas. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Greve estate. 



Johnson, Charles D 

Papers, 1920-50. 

ca.6ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Educator and author. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 



MS 62-410 



MS 62-411 



MS 62-412 



MS 62-413 



Harrison, Guy Bryan. 

Papers, 1715-1960. 

18 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Educator. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Gift of Mr. Harrison. 

MS 62-414 



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Alexander, James Patterson, 1883-1947. 
Papers, 1920-55. 
12ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Lawyer and chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Texas. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of Mrs. Alexander, 1858. 

MS 62-415 



Hacking, James, 1808-1863. 
Papers, 1830-60. 
ca.2ft 

In Baylor University Library. 
Baptist minister and educator. 
Open to Investigators under library restriettons. 
Gift of the Hncklns family. 



MS 62-416 



Gfooch, Wilby T 

Papers, 1885-1960. 

ca. 15 ft (ca. 6000 Items) 

In Baylor University library. 

Educator. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Mr. Goocb. 



MS 68-417 



Burleson, Rufus Columbus, 1823-1901. 
Papers, ca. 1830-1900. 
20 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Baptist minister and president of Baylor University. Corre- 
spondence, diaries, Journals, records, and printed material. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Burleson family. 

MS 62-418 

Carroll, Benajah Harvey, 1843-1914. 

Papers of Benajah Harvey Carroll and James Milton Car- 
roll, 1850-1950. 

ca.8ft 

In Baylor University library. 

Papers of Benajah H. and James M. Carroll, clergymen and edu- 
cators, of Texas. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Carroll family. 

MS 62-419 

Acree,Fred. 

Papers, 1830-1950. 
8ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Farmer and businessman of Moody and Waco, Tax. Documents, 
church history, other papers, and photos. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Acree family, ca. I960. 

MS 62-420 



Freeman, John D 

Papers, 1790-1900. 

8ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Lawyer, and merchant, of Texas. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Purchase. 



MS 62-421 



Guittard, Frauds Gevrier. 

Papers of Francis Gevrier Guittard and Josephine Guit- 
tard, ca. 1700-1957. 

7ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

«- J!5t? fI. G, !j t,M & a VfOasBm of history at Baylor University, 
and of his wife, Josephine. —" 

Open to InvetsUgators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Guittard family, 1858. •«»• 



Ross, Lawrence Sullivan, 1838-1898. 

Papers of Lawrence S. Ross and Shapley Prince Ross. 
1820-1900. ^^ 

4 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 
- J^J? °L£° B8 <J? aDSeie ™ te Army officer and Governor of Texas, 
and of his father, Shapley Prinze Boss, an early settler of Texasand 
an Indian agent ^^ 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Ross family. 

MS 62-423 

Neff, Pat Morris, 1871-1952. i 
Papers. 1820-1952. 
ca. 750,000 items and pages. 
In Baylor University library. 

Lawyer, Governor of Texas, and president of Baylor University 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Neff family. ^^ 

MS 62-424 



Montgomery, Edmund, 1835-1911. 

Papers of Edmund Montgomery and Elisabet Key Mont- 
gomery, 1850-1910. 

5ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Papers of Montgomery, a scientist, and his wife Elisabet Ney, a 
sculptress of Germany and Texas. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift 

MS 62-425 



Crane, Royston Campbell, o. 1864. 

Papers of Royston C. Crane and William Carey Crane, 
ca. 1700-1950. 

ca. 185 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Papers of Crane, a lawyer, and of his father William C. Crane, a 
Baptist minister and President of Baylor University. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Crane family. 

MS62-426 



Grundy, Robert A 

Papers, 1900-50. 

4 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Planter, of Texas. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift 



MS 62-427 



Burleson, Richard Byrd. 

Papers, ca. 1830-85. 
3 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Baptist minister, geologist, and vice-president of Baylor University. 
Correspondence, diaries, and records. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Burleson family. 

MS 62-428 

Norris, John Franklyn, 1877-1952. 
Papers, 1890-1950. 

20 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Baptist minister. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Norris family. 

MS62-429 

Meroney, William Penu, 1881-1938. 
Papers, 1920-48. 
15 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Baptist minister and professor of sociology at Baylor University. 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Meroney family. 

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Porter, Clyde. 

Papers of Clyde Porter and Male Reed Porter, 1820-1900. 
ca. 4 ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Papers of Porter and Mae Seed Porter, historians and authors, of 
Texas and Calif ornia. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Porter family. 

MS 62-431 



Wilson, Frank M 1908- 

Papers, 1935-55. 

6 ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Lawyer and appellate judge, of Texas. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift 



MS 62-432 



Maass, Herman E 

Papers, 1878-1956. 

ca. 20 ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Lawyer and Judge, of Texas. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Purchased from and gift of the Haass family. 



Brooks, Thomas Dudley. 

Papers, 1920-40. 

ca. 5 ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Educator. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 



MS 62-433 



MS 62-434 



Borress, Tom. 

Letters, 1950-55. 

100 p. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Baptist minister, of Texas. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 



MS 62-435 



Martin, Dock E h. 1878. 

Papers, 1920-60. 
ca.3ft 

In Baylor University Library. 
Businessman, of San Antonio, Tex. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift. 



McKinney, Collin. 

Papers, 1820-50. 

lft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Early settler of Texas. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the McKinney family. 



MS 62-436 



MS 62-437 



Brissenden, Paul Frederick, 1685- 

Papers. 

10 boxes. 

In New Tort State School of Industrial and Labor Hoi«tlpn« col- 
lections. 

University professor and arbitrator. Papers collected by Brissen- 
den for a book on labor Injunctions. 

MS62-488 

-a Studies Association of Texas. 

Records, 1956- 

2ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Association, 1958. 

MS 62-439 



Cooper, Oscar Henry, 1852-1932. 

Papers, 1895-1902. 

ca.4ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

President of Baylor University. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 



Baylor University, Waco, Tex. 
Arch:ves, 1840-1960. 
24 ft. (ca. 500,000 Items and 30 filing cabinets) 
In Baylor University Library. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 



Wecter, Dixon, 1906-1950. 
Papers, 1906-50. 
10 ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 
Educator, librarian, and author. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Wecter family. 



KeDey, Daniel A 

Papers, 1890-1939. 

6ft. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Lawyer, of Waco, Texas. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift 



Russell, Lily (McHroy) 

Papers, 1900-58. 

5ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Educator, of Texas. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Bussell family. 



Duerr, Christian Frederick. 

Papers, 1830-1950. 

5ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Texas merchant 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Duerr family. 



Taylor, Carrie Lee. 

Papers, 1897-99. 

3ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Musician, of Texas. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Taylor family. 



Carrington, Addie Baylor. 

Papers, ca. 1800-1955. 

ca.4ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Housewife. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Carrington family. 



Pier, Sarah C 

Papers, 1820-70. 

4ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Housewife, of Texas. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Pier family. 



MS 62440 



MS 62-441 



MS 62-442 



MS 62-448 



MS 62-444 



MS 62-445 



MS 62-446 



MS 62-447 



MS 62-448 



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HoUingshead, John, 1827-1904. 

Correspondence, 1860-91 
308 Items. 

l5n^7A^V Dti ^ gton """^ (Sa Man™. Calif.) 

MS 62-449 

Piozzi, Hester Lynch (Salusbory) Thrale, 1741-1821 
Papers, 1776-1821. 
ca. 40 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif ) 
Letters to Sir James Fellowes and others, and Thraiiana. 
Catalog cards In the library. *«i««»ui«. 

MS 62-450 

Ensley family. 

Papers, 1722-1891. 

170 items. 

InHenry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Catalog cards in the library 

Acquired, 1822. 

Forms part of the library's Brock collection cf Vlrgtalana. 

MS 62-461 

PoDock family. 

Papers of the Pollock and Lee families, 1790-1888. 
61 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Letters, photo., and newspaper dippings, chiefly 1854-SR fwrr«. 
S^d^T ^^ Susan Roberta PonoTeHnSir, Sortie lowTa" 

lEllS^^, K °f ert F war<i *** *>*** LoTOtT Abraha^Davld 

Purchased from Mrs. A. E. Tucker, 1955. 

MS 62-452 

Danrffle and New Riyer Railroad Company 

Records, 1887-90. 

381 items. 

In y^gtoia Historical Society collections. 
a wSS? eD ^j;ii e0r8e *"¥ OTig ^ superintendent, and John 
bonds'^S 1 by , t S , Se 1 ^ OCem,nS •"^a ' 18 ot tte "*"»* »* 

MS 62-463 

Dudley, R E 

Papers, ca. 1914. 

ca.2ft 

In Baylor University Library. 

Rancber, of Texas. 

MS62-454 
MeGee, James E 

Papers, 1912. 
75 items. 

JS,^^" 8 , Pl0neer8 ' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
SbSSs^ce^d^tn^ptperT 7 ' *** ° U +* * ^ Crafty 

MS 62-455 

Newman, John Henry, Cardinal, 1801-1890 
Letters, 1836-90. 
88 items. 

Sth^^f, ^^7 V*™* (Camarillo, Calif.) 
LeS£1o var^ ~^f ° f *•" Tl *«»*»» moment, and author. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

5X? n 5?? on 4£iK erarr a « w » available in the Library 
OiftofMrs.BstelleDobeny t 1940-5o\ ""="»wy- 

MS62-456 



Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852. 
Letters, 1812-46. 
60 items. 

In St John's Seminary Library (Camarillo, Calif.) 
Irish poet. Letters to John W. Croker. 

Card index in the library. Also described in Catalogue of books & 
?«2SSv P e EsteDe Doheny collection, compUed by L. V. Miner 

Open to Investigators under library restrictlous. 
Information on literary rights available In the library 
Gift of Mrs. Estelle Dobeny, 1940-58. 

MS 62-457 

Dabney, Margaret Lavinia (Morrison) 1823-1860 
Correspondence, 1839-60 
334 Items. 

In Hampden-Sydney College Library 
Dabney* 8 tr ° m TarUmS Pere ° ns - includlI « ** husband, Robert Lewis 
Unpublished calendar in the library. 
Gift of James Henry Curry Winston, 1949. 

MS 62-458 

Montgomery family. 

Papers, 1808-49. 

43 items. 

In Mississippi Depl- of Archives and History 

in ^STSKSK-f t iSVT dBmt ' la tte ^^rian Church 
m™S_:L Jttlssl ? 1 PPL Bulk of the correspondence is of Josenh a 

MS 62-459 

McRae, J H 

Letter book, 1848-55. 
Iv. 

InMIssissippi Dept of Archives and History 
^Letter book found in the old McRae BankBuildlng in Vkksburg, 
Gift of Mrs. Heleoe Canizaro, 1945. 

MS 62-460 

Sams, William Raymond. 

Correspondence, 1847-70. 
89 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif. \ 
English publisher. Letters to Sams, chiefly from actors, play- 
wrights, composers, and singers. ™»i», vmy 
Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-461 

Spencer, Herbert, 1820-1903 
Letters, 1864-94. 
41 items. 

I? H . en . ry . E ; Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
English philosopher. Letters to John Fiske. 
Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-462 

Carrington, Henry, 1793-1867. 

Papers, 1810-75. 

293 Items. 

InVirginia Historical Society collections. 

Personal and business correspondence (chiefly before msti «f 
Carrington, of Charlotte Co, V* Correspond Sfe nfemlJs 
Or,SS B ^. n - JTi (MSL - CarringtoiTcoalton. ColS, ^We! 
Yan^ fanSTi 4 **• S0&ae - VeMb *- w atMDsTand 

Gift of Mrs. Ella (Carrington) Eggieston and others 1954. 

MS 62-463 

Biddle family. 

Papers, 1790-1916. 

ca. 800 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
^k..*™^ papera of the B'O'Ue and related families of Pbiladel- 
it^esfpapSs! " ^^ eTenly "^.^I^bnS 

Presented by Samuel Moyerman, 1980. 

MS 62-464 



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Shovel, Sir doudesley, 1650-1707. 

Papers, 1690-1705. 

85 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

British naval officer. Correspondence and other papers of Shovel, 
together with a small group or papers of Sir George Bootee and a 
aeries of letters (1702) written to Sir Charles Hedges, secretary of 
state. 

Summary report and catalog cards In the lihrary. 

Acquired from William K. Blxby, 1918. 

MS 62-465 

Bewick, Thomas, 1753-1828. 

Correspondence, 1796-1828. 

55 items. 

In Henry B. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

English wood' engraver. Correspondence of Bewick with his 
daughter Jane, together with a few letters to and tram other mem- 
bers of his family. 

Catalog cards In the library. 

Purchased from Magga Bros., 1950. 

MS 62-466 



U. S. Mmt. 

Records, 1856-99. 

82 items. 

In Henry EL Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Chiefly letters to officers of the TJ. S. Branch Mint at San Fran- 
cisco, containing instructions from Treasury Dept officials In Wash- 
ington and employment recommendations from prominent persons. 
Includes a few receipts and other documents. 

List of correspondents In the library. 

Purchased from Edwin Grabhorn, 1915. 

MS 62-467 



CadeD & Davies, London. 

Correspondence, 1769-1832. 
car 500 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Letters to the publishing Arm of Cadell & Davies from their liter- 
ary clients. 

Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-468 



Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spam, 1768-1844. 
Correspondence, 1825-39. 
43 items. 

In Henry E Huntington Lihrary (San Marino, Call!) 
Correspondence of Joseph Bonaparte with Felix Lacosta and his 
wife. 

Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-469 



Taylor, Edward De Witt 

Papers, 1909-50. 
4954 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Printer, artist, and poet. Personal and business correspondence 
and other papers. 

Inventory of the papers In the library. 
Presented by Mr. Taylor, 195X 

MS 62-470 



Suffolk, Henrietta (Hobart) Howard, countess of, 1688!- 
1767. 

Correspondence, 1715-66. 

40 Items. 

In Henry E Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Correspondence of the Countess of Suffolk and her second hus- 
band, George Berkeley. Includes Sir Walter Scott's review of the 
published correspondence. 

Catalog cards In the library. 

Three of the letters are Included In Letters to and from w«mf<«n. 
Countess of Suffolk, edited by J. W. Croker (1824) 

MS 62-473 



Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, 1819-1901. 
Letters, 1830-61. 
65 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San MnyitiA^ Calif.) 
Letters addressed to various persons. 



Froude, James Anthony, 1818-1894. 
Letters. 1861-92. 



Tn Henry E. Huntington Lihrary (San Marino, Calif.) 
English historian. Letters to Frances Power Cobbe, Moncnre 
Daniel Conway, and others. 
Catalog cards In the library. 

MS 62-471 

Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge, 1832-1898. 
Letters. 1848-97. 
88 Items. 

In Henry E" Huntington Library (San v«H«n Calif.) 
Engli s h author and ™«t-iiflfFH»t1''f a n Letters to B. Gertrude Tham- 
Bon and others. 

MS 62-473 



MS 62-474 



Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. 

Correspondence, 1840-1920. 

88 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Letters of various members of the Pre-Baphaellte Brotherhood. 
19 of the letters addressed or relating to Walter Howell DevereU, 
form the basis of a work, never published, entitled The P. B. B. and 
Walter Howell DevereU. Includes 22 letters by William Hohnan 
Hunt, 30 by Sir John Everett vw«i» and 21 by Dante Gabriel 



MS 62-475 



Catalog cards in the library. 



iUckman, John, 1771-1840. 

Correspondence, 1798-1839. 

1278 items. 

In Henry K Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

English statistician. Includes 498 letters to Bobert Soothey. 

MS 62-476 



WQkie, Sir David, 1785-1841. 
Letters, 1815-36. 
53 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, CaUf.) 
Scottish artist Letters to Abraham Baimbach concerning the en- 
graving of Wllkie's paintings. 

MS 62-477 



Poy Brothers, Los Angeles. 
Eecords, 1854-1925. 
69 v. 

In Henry E Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Business records of the harness and saddlery firm owned by John 
M. and Samuel C. Foy. 

Acquired through Mary E. Foy, 1938. 

MS 62-478 



Dielschneider's Jewelers, HcMinnviUe, Or. 

Eecords, 1877-1959. 

5ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Cashbook (1877-78), records of watch sates (1927-69), watch re- 
pairs, and clock repairs, diamond records (1942-59), and manu- 
facturers' and jobbers' catalogs. 

MS 62-479 



Heitkemper (G.) Company, Portland, Or. 
Eecords, 1874-1924. 
Sft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Corporation minutes and ledgers, together with earner records, of 
a Jewelry store incorporated in Oregon in 1898. Before coming to 
Oregon, Heitkemper operated jewelry stores In Ohio and Iowa. 

MS62-480 



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Philadelphia. Library Company. 

Archives. 

14 ft (4000-5000 items) 

In Library Company of Philadelphia collections. 
frnn?™!'^'^ minutes (17 v., from 1731), record books (10 v., 
^fi a chronological register, minutes of the LoganlanUbrary 
check books, monthly reports, treasurer's reports, iStsof mlsstae 
books, book purchases, fine books, and other records. musing 

MS 63-481 



Aram family. 

Papers, 1835-1912. 

90 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino. Calif.) 

Letters and papers of the family of Joseph Aram, pioneer of 1846 
and. prominent resident of Santa Clara C*., Cal£ p£s^ repn? 
SS ™ .„ CU<Se ^? 1I '-^ is „ SOD Bu « ene 1 "• ««ughter Sarah CocHnd 
m^'i!;,» to Y - ^ wh0 came *° California as a m^r™ 
18o0, and spent 30 years there as a Methodist preacher ^^ 

Summary report and catalog cards U the library 

Acquired from Edwin Grabhorn, 1945. 

MS 62-482 

Pacific Mail Steamship Company. 

Records, 1853-1917. 

ca. 190,550 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino Calif.) 

Correspondence, ledgers, journals, logs, and cashbooks. 

Acquired through the Pacific Mall Steamship Co., M87Y 

MS 62-483 

King's Mountain Railroad Company. 

Records, 1862-65. 

97 items. 

In Duke University Library. 
—Si!?' ****!>**• records of mall, freight, and passengers, and yearly 
reports of the president and directors to the MttS. 

Card index In the library. «™«m. 

Acquired. 1950. 

MS 62-484 

Brownsville Woolen Mills, BrounuviSe, Or 
Records, 1902-28. 
3ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 
Journals, daybooks, and a ledger. 

MS 62-485 



Ayers, Alexander Miller, 1827-1902. 

Papers, 1851-1921. 

184 items. 

In Emory University Library. 

Microfilm (negative) of originals in the possession of W D Over- 
dyke, Shreveport, La. 

.Lawyer judge, Army officer. Includes 180 letters of Ayere to his 
wife and children, diaries (1855, 1864-65), other papers, and a photo. 
The letters and Civil War diaries were written while Ayers was serv- 
ing In the 125th Regiment of Illinois Infantry, In Kentucky, Tennessee. 
Georgia, and the Carollaas. ....... 

Unpublished summary In the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

A^TreA "nKR 1 Utenu7 **»*>• available in the library. 

MS 62-486 

Burgwyn family. 

Papers, 1764-1927. 
ca. 430 items. 

,-J. n Un Jl£? Ity of North Carolina library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1687) 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, plantation records, business and legal Mpers. and 
addre sses on local subjects, chiefly of William Hyslop Sumner Bur- 
gwyn, lawyer, businessman, and physician, of Henderson, N. C In- 
cludes Papers of his father, Henry King Burgwyn, and of his brothers, 
Henry King Burgwyn, Jr„ and John Alveston Burgwyn. Also Includes 
correspondence with overseers (1843) and letters written from a Euro- 
pean tour (1851) 



Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. T. W. M. Long and her children, 1938-50. 



MS 62-487 



Glenn, Leonidas Chalmers, 1871-1951. 
Papers, 1752-1927. 
650 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3052) 

Geologist. Correspondence, diary, wills, deeds, and other papers of 
Glenn s ancestors. Includes papers of the Wilson family of Pennsyl- 
vania, and the Wilson, Torrence, and Glenn families of present Gaston 
Co., N. C; diary and reminiscences of Glenn's father, William Davis 
Glenn ; and letters from Presbyterian ministers, Confederate soldiers 
In North Carolina and Virginia, and relatives In Ohio, Illinois, Arkan- 
sas, Virginia, and South Carolina. ^^ 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Glenn, 1954. 

MS 62-488 



Wilson, Robert, i. 1789. 

Business records, 1772-1888. 
13 ft 

le«WllS S a?d i8^) rth Car ° 3ln * Librai * Smaern Eist0TiaX O"- 
Merchant, of Pittsylvania Co., Va. Account books, business corre- 
«£«£""• {"ST^i "J* «?« rece** of WUsonand of ^hnDi^: 
X?'h^ ^. mU ' J .°^ Wason - and othere of "» Predecessors In 
the business. The material pertains to merchandising, tobacco shln- 

malts ^ wn " 1 , 1 and en3jl mU1 Pe™«<«s. stop workTand other activi- 
ties. The earliest volume (1772-82) is from Guilford Co. NC 
Unpublished description In the library. " 

Lent by Mrs. James E. Covington, and' gift of John Boatrlght, 1SGL 

MS 62-489 



Andrews, Garnett, 1837-1903. 

Papers, 1816-1928. 

325 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1839) 

Confederate officer, of Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Corre- 
spondence and other material, concerning the estate of Andrew Beirne 
of Monroe Co, W. Va., Andrews' service as Judge-Advocate for the 
courts-martial of Confederate generals Lafayette McLaws and Jerome 
B. Robertson (1863-64), genealogy of the Andrews, Beirne, Garnett, 
and Key families (1891-1903), and other matters. Includes scrap- 
book and American autograph collection of Eliza Frances Andrews, 
who wrote under the name of Elaey Hay. 

Gift of Garnett Andrews, 1951-58. 

MS 62-490 



Coolidge, Dane, 1873-1940. 
Papers, ca. 1915-1939. 

17 ft. 

In Mills College Library. 

Author and naturalist Correspondence, literary MSS„ and notes. 

Finding aid in the library. o«,«™u««. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Mrs. Coolidge, 1945. »»™y. 

MS 62-491 



Aden, James Lane, 1849-1925. 

Papers, ca. 1892- 

ca. 60 items and 3 boxes. 

In University of Kentucky Library. 

Forms part of the Samuel M. WUson manuscript collection. 

Author; Correspondence concerning Allen's writings, lecture en- 
gagements, and personal affairs ; drafts of his articles, essays stories, 
and other writings ; book reviews, programs, clippings, and a Dlctare" 
Includes correspondence concerning acquisition of thTpapers fromthe 
city of Lexington, Ky and from Alexander Hill of Robert Clarke and 
SSL3 Ue S5f ^ respol>aeBts mclude Mr. Herndon, Alexander HUL Kate 
Douglas Wlggln, and Samuel M. Wilson. ^*™ 

Bequest of Samuel M. Wilson, 1946-59. 

MS 62-492 



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Raskin, John, 1819-1900. 
Letters, 1850 ?-79? 
23 items. 

Id University of Arizona library. 

English author and critic. Letters to William Eoscoe Osier, T. 
Smith Osier, and Charles H. Woodd, together with a typewritten tran- 
script of the 11 letters to the Osiers. 
Gift of T. B. Hanley. 

MS 62-493 

Bayle, Pierre, 1647-1706. 
Letters, 1670-1706. 
158 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

French philosopher and man of letters. Letters, chiefly written to 
members of Bayle's family, a list of Bayle's writings together with the 
dates of early editions, and a list of MSS. which were found after 
Bayle's death. 

MS 62-494 

Brand, Mfllen, 1906- 

Papers, ca. 1930-57. 

39 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author. Correspondence, journals, and literary MSS. Includes 
the original typescripts of most of Brand's major prose works and 
some of his poetry. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Gift of Mr. Brand, 1954-57. 

MS 62-495 

Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882. 

Letters, ca. 1814-82. 

73 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author and philosopher. Letters to Edward Bangs, Harrison 
Blake, Geraldlne Jewsbury, Henry David Thoreau, Caroline Wilson, 
and others. 

MS 62-496 

Freeman, Mary Eleanor (Wilkins) 1852-1930. 

Letters, 1893-1901. 

54 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author. Letters to various persons at Harper Bros, and The Cen- 
tury magazine, relating chiefly to the publication in serial and book 
form of Mrs. Freeman's various novels and short stories. Includes 
letters to Henry Mills Alden, Richard Watson Gilder, George B. Har- 
vey, and Bobert Underwood Johnson. 

MS 62-497 



Hammond, Jabez Delano, 1778-1885. 
Letters, 1826-52. 
46 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

U. S. Representative from New York- Miscellaneous letters and 22 
letters to Henry S. Randall. 

MS 62-498 

Robins, Edward, 1862-1943. 
Papers, 1939-42. 
43 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Author. Twelve personal letters written to Robins, together with 
articles and addresses by him, some in MS. form and some clippings, 
dealing with literary and historical matters. 
Presented by Mrs. Robins, 1943. 

MS 62-499 

Major, Charles, 1856-1913. 
Papers, 1870-1925. 

16 ft 

In Purdue University Library. 

Author. Correspondence, successive drafts, proofs, and editions of 
55 novels and short stories, scrapbooks, clippings of reviews, other 
papers, and photos. Includes ca. 600 letters from Major's publishers 
concerning publication, stage adaptation and performance, and other 
matters Involving bis works. 

Finding aids in the library. Also described in Indiana quarterly 
for bookmen, v. 2, no. S (July 1948) p. 71-8L 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Major, 1925. 

MS 62-500 



Ward family. 

Papers, 1800-1900. 

2 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, documents, and photos, relating to members of the 
Ward family of New Jersey : John Dod Ward (1795-1873) ; his bob 
Samuel S. Ward (1832-1857) ; and his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 
and Mrs. Charles Dod Ward. 

Gift of Robert E. Schmitz, 1953. 

MS 62-501 



Stanard, Robert. 

Papers, 1764-1845. 

4v. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Correspondence, accounts and other papers which relate to or were 
formerly In the possession of Stanard, a member of the Virginia 
Court of Appeals. The letters Include some from his father, Larkin 
Stanard, and his brothers, John and Thomas, as well as from politi- 
cal and business associates. 

Gift of H. L. Snlfridge, 1930. 

MS 62-402 



Peck, Harry Thurston, 1856-1914. 

Papers, ca. 1880-1914. 

lbox. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Classical scholar and university professor. Correspondence, clip- 
pings, and other papers relating to the breach of promise suit brought 
by Esther Quinn against Peck and his subsequent dismissal from the 
staff of Columbia University in 1910. Includes letters relating to 
Peck's early teaching career and his life after leaving the university. 
Correspondents Include Nicholas Murray Butler and Bobert Arrow- 
smith. 

MS 62-508 

Nathan, Jonathan. 

Letters, ca. 1843-57. 

484 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Personal letters written by Nathan, of the Columbia Class of 1SZT, 
to his college classmate, Hamilton Fish, relating to dally activities, 
friends, travel, and similar subjects. 

Gift of Hamilton Fish, Jr., 1938. 

MS 62-504 



Washington, George, Pres. V. S., 1732-1799. 
Papers, 1776-98. 
ca. 60 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 
Correspondence, diaries (1795 and 1798) , and documents. 

MS 62-505 



Watts, Charles. 

Correspondence, ca. 1810-51. 

70 items. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Letters written by and relating to Judge Charles Watts of Louisi- 
ana and members of his family, mainly personal in nature dealing 
with family affairs, daily life, and friends. Includes 45 letters 
written by Watts, dated principally from Blloxl, Miss, to members of 
his family In New York, and 21 letters from, to, and relating to his 
sister, Helen Watts, and her husband H. Floyd Jones, and bis family. 

MS62-S06 



Lntz, Alms. 

Collection of letters from noted women. 

47 Items.- 

In Radcllffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-L 97) 

Unpublished inventory In the library. 

Acquired 1956. 

MS 62-507 



Thomas, W L 

Correspondence, 1900-01. 
lv. 

In Texas State Library, Archives Division. 

Letters received by Thomas while serving In the office of the 
Texas State Treasury. 

MS62-508 



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Allen, John T 

Correspondence, 1858-69. 

ca.400 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

r, ■ „ MS 63-509 

Campbell, Dorcas Elisabeth. 

Correspondence, 1946-58. 
110 items. 

5i,2 adcU S e CoUe * e ^bra^. Women's Archives (A-T 1B> 
t^m! KL e ?° nal "despondence with Ma^ Rmer^eart 
Unpublished inventory In the library. seard. 

MS 62-510 
Foster family. 

Papers of the Foster and Woods families, 1803-1908 

ca. 200 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 
•J?°..?' , ?'k >nde ? ce ' **™«»««». W"s and receipts, dippings, photos 
EZ£?*2SL 0t * ST '™ 1 membere of tte Foste? and WoodTtamiU™: 
r?S!^ i? J° m t 'iS™ 8 «»><*mlng William E. West, the painter 
a relative of Sarah West Woods. Bulk of the materia Covers the 

VELE* XSIT CiT ? War ' M0St """^ent r tte coneTon te 
Ephralm H. Foster, a founder of the Whig Party in Tennessee and 
twice elected to the U. S. Senate from Tennessee: OtterTreSri 
rented to the collection include the children ofTsjmralm H Fo?to 

i ?S^i aI J y -^*S rt ■ Po ^f r ™- John D - J»'ta. and Same Foster and 

Unpublished register in the library 

Gifte of Emmallne CockrllL Dr. A. L. Crabb, Terner Jones, and 
Mrs. L. D. Maney; purchased from Mrs. Garnet Andrew* 

MS 62-511 

Slaughter family. 

Papers, 1800-1950. 
3 ft (ca. 500 items) 

E ^t^SSSS^ Historical fcd *3' coitions (Tucson. Arte.) 

n .°3S^ newspaper articles relating to the Slaughter tarn- 
Oy.iamphlets memorial booklets, souvenir programs, oSrtlflcates, 
genealogy of the Slaughter family, and other paperiiien «retcb2 

tag to land owned by John H. Slaughter and a copy of his wQL nro- 
MnwEfr?' 8 * vf , t H.25. te <* W - J " SlaughteV and a wllfTf 
k?ftJi»Tn SE* Y, l0 if- to « ett,er *"*> 50 pages of notes (1937) taken 
by Edith O. KItt during an interview with Cora Slaughter. ^^ 

to ttT™ii^ d „ <ale 5 d Sr ta . *** fePos'tory. Also described in A guide 

Gift of the Slaughter family, 1955. 

MS C.2-512 

Johnson, Martha (Waller). 

Papers, 1864-1926. 

294 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
otlS n S™ den .$ e ' news P?I>er clippings, memorabilia, photos, and 
%$Z r^f • c . Cor i e S ,0 ° deDts iDclnde Benjamin Brewster, Emily 
ra2S.^T™. rS*/" ClCT , ela ? - F^oes Folsom Cleveland Grow 
SST^SiJ tl SL£_^ 00 S^ t Derby ' Norman Duncan, Emma C. Har- 
mon Folsom, Gertrude Elliott Forbes-Robertson, la? Forbee-Robwt- 

7&IjSSS^tSr, W ' m HardiDg ' Oliver WenaeBHXes, 
Mabel Johnson, Harriet Lane Johnston, George Washington Custto 

Lee. Sites Weir Mitchell Gabriella Page, Thomas Nelson Page, 
Emma Folsom Perrlne, Oorinne Roosevelt Robinson, Edith Kermlt 
Carow Ivoosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, John H. Steuart George 

*ESJ£ K°Sl3 e JS He TS n Taft ' Heni7 Tan Dyke. Florence Waner, 
Milton C West, Edward Douglass White, and Katherine Willaru. 
a-TSSS ,,£L tbe -*S»etatlon for the Preservation of Virginia 
Antiquities, 1956. 

MS 62-513 

Higginbotham, David, 1775-1853. 

Papers, 1811-91. 

412 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Personal and business correspondence and other papers of Higgln- 

botuam, of Richmond and Albemarle Co., Va, and of his family 

Correspondent* lncrade John Allocs, Frances Todd Johnson Barbour,' 

Philip Pendleton Barbour, William A. Bibb, John Geddes Blair Be> 

5*2 H £^-2 n ? ner • Frances Higginbotham Buckner, John C. Carter, 

mi™'h2!.^i a SS? ^F^"*^ Walter ^^ Bichard H. Field, 
Elizabeth Higginbotham Fisher, George Daniel Fisher, Joseph Gtllet 

5£r7 ^SL^SS^SS"!? J? met ' Geor Se Christopher Gilmer, Johi 
raShS^*? 1, ^^tP ' J 500 *^ 6e<"«e Grasty, Jane Randolph 
Higginbotham Macmnrdo Haxall, Robert Walker Haxall, N. A. Hot 



?££. T nne - E | te " e Higginbotham Hoskins, Francis Hoskins, John R. 
M "?' J* Tm T Sml . th Joyoes, Rosa Bayly Joynes, Zaccheus Collins Lee, 
Mary Jaue Lews, Wil iam H. JIacfarland. Thomas Boiling Ma? 
murdo, sai.mel Marx Harrlette L. Maury, William Hunte. ? Meri- 
Ppv?™ ^ Minor, Edward H. Moon, Reuben B. Patteson, Bernard 
?„h„ t^ meS / < "T e11 ' ■" eiande "- R iT es, William Rose, James Ross, 
^o S5 d \. Jac<luelin Plunun *r T ^lor, Nathaniel Wattles 
Thomas Wood Mary Anne Wydown, and members of the Bayly 
London, and Timberlake families. ""*-». 

Purchased from James Valentine, 1955. 

MS 62-514 



Cooke family. 

Papers, 1823-1953. 

196 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and otber papers of the Cooke family Includes 
correspondence of Philip St George Cooke and of John Rogers 
Cooke. Correspondents include Matthew Arbuckle Lewis Addison 
Armistead, Benjamin W. Austin, Edward Bates, William H Collins. 
James Craik, Jefferson Davis, L. C. Dumas, Richard S Ewell. 
Edmund Pendleton Gaines, E. S. Godfrey, Ulysses S. Grant, Samuel 
S. Harris, O. L. Hem, Roger Jones, Stephen W. Kearny, Fitzhugh 
Lee, Robert E. Lee, Abraham Lincoln, James Longstreet, W Merritt. 
W. A. Nichols, the Comte de Paris, Winfleld Scott, William' T. She£ 
man, Persifor Frazer Smith, John O. Steger, Flora (Cooke) Stuart, 
J. E B. Stuart, George H. Thomas, Samuel Escue Tillman, Thomas 
S. White, and members of the Cooke family. 

Deposited by Philip St. George Cooke, 1953-59. 

MS 62-515 

I^esing, Benson John, 1813-1891. 

Correspondence, 1852-92. 

80 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections, 
^h. £_ ^"l rrttten to Lossing by various residents of Phils 
delphia, treating of historical and personal matters^ COTresoondenS. 
include Samuel Austin Anibone. E. W. Bai.ey H^.ry C^BaT^ 
rL2" mm T T Belkaa P. Geo"** William Childs, Ferdinand JulS 

SS ^, r 3 ^** " HaJe - Charles Henry Hart, Moses PorneU HmZ 
Frederick Charles Johnson, John Jordan, Jr S™T j tXS,™ 
n*£ L^^ ?^ * LukentVta ZMSmste, 1 !^ 
Shelton Mackenz,e, J. Harned Morris, Robert PattersotTp^rteTand 

S^S' % b % E f' Me i- Geofge Henry Preble. Charles Francis Rich- 
ardson, the Sunday school times, W. L. Thatcher, Henry Clay Trum- 

i CHarrod Vinton, Thompson Westcott, and Lavinia F. Whitman. 

Furcnase, 1959. 

MS 62-516 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Civil War papers, 1861-65. 

ca. 2000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Soldiers' correspondence, regimental and company records, official 
reports, records of civilian groups, and other papers. Includes rec- 
ords of the 88th Pennsylvania Veterans Volunteer Association, the 
lMth Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment, the 2d Regiment of Eastern 
Shore Maryland Volunteers, CapL Charlemagne Tower's Company of 
the 6th Pennsylvania Volunteers, the Sixth Ward (Philadelphia) 
Bounty Fnnd, the Commission for the Relief of Philadelphia Volun- 
teers, and various monument associations ; also consolidated morning 
reports of various brigades, a group of company orders, morning re- 
ports, and commissary reports, and other military records of various 

kinds. Confederate papers Include oaths of allegiance, bonds, cur- 
rency and financial papers, and conscription, enlistment, and dis- 
charge records. Letters between Robert Patterson and Winfleld Scott 
relate to the Valley Campaign of 1861. 
Purchase and gift. 

MS 62-517 

Laishley, Peter T 

Papers, 1809-1915. 

l box. 

In West Virginia University Library (670) 

In part microfilm. 

Methodist minister, physician and merchant of Monongalia Co. 
J.™ Cofespoioence and other papers, Including an account book, 
papers on the settlement of the estate of Richard Laishley in England • 
records of marriages in Monongalia Co. performed by Peter T. Laish- 
ley; Laishley family birth and marriage notes; accounts for services 
?SJt """^fer ""d physician In Monongalia Co. (1833-39) ; and other 
Items pertaining to church and local history. 

In part, gift of Mrs. G. Harry Bayles, 1955. 

MS 62-518 



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Champion, S A 

Papers, 1876-85. 

ca. 800 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Lawyer and Tennessee State senator. Letters and cards, dealing 
with civil suits, collection of fees, and other financial matters ; with 
the fortunes of the Democratic Party in its straggle to unify its ranks 
and secure control over the State political machinery; with Cham- 
pion's services as State Senator; with his interest in the financial 
affairs of the struggling Morning world newspaper; and with his 
cattle farm near Paris, Tenn. Correspondents include William H. 
Cherry of the Tennessee Agricultural Works; John M. Taylor, at- 
torney of Lexington, Tenn.; F. M. Thompson; Leon Trousdale, State 
Superintendent of Public Instruction; and E. A. Wade, manager of 
Champion's cattle farm. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Purchased from Nellie Toler. 

MS 62-519 



Old Oak Club, Nashville. 

Records, 1888-1957. 

ca. 3 ft. (1100 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence, minutes, papers read by members, histories of the 
club, sketches of deceased members, programs, and handbooks of a 
discussion club organized in lfiST In Nashville by Herman JustL In- 
cludes sketches of Walter M. Dake, Beuben Ford, George Weeks Hale, 
Robert F. Jackson, John Bell Keeble, Charles Alexander McMurry, 
Prlmltlvo A. Rodriguez, Holden Bovie Schermerbom, and Robert 
Trimble Smith, along wttB a memorial to Herman JustL Among the 
44 papers on a wide variety of subjects read by members there are six 
by Alfred E. Howell, together with several more of which he was co- 
author. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift of Isabel Howell, Robert McGraw, and Dan Botnson, 

MS 62-520 



White, William Allen, 1868-1944. 
Letters, 1909-39. 
78 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Journalist and author. Letters from White to his friend, D. A. 
"Gas" Ellsworth. The letters are chiefly personal in tone although 
there are scattered references to White's books and articles. 

MS 62-521 



Rodgers, George. 

Papers, 1893-1931. 

9ft 

In Oregon State Library. 

B usine ss m an, Oregon legislator, mayor of Salem, and secretary of 
the Progressive Party. Business correspondence and papers. In- 
cludes records of the Capital City Bindery (1888-05), Court Apart- 
ments (McNary h Rodgers) (1815-31), Marlon Realty Co. (1811-17), 
West Fur Co. (1916-18) of Salem, George Rodgers and Co, ship- 
builders, Astoria (1918-19), and Washington Realty Co, Portland 
(1906-17) 

MS 62-522 



Jefferson, Thomas, Pre*. V. S., 1743-1826. 

Correspondence, 1780-1825. 

45 items. 

In William L Clements Library (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. 

Five letters from Jefferson to Hugh H Brackenrldge, Stephen Van 
Rensselaer, Captain Cutting, John Mason, and a bookdealer. Forty 
letters to Jefferson concerning scientific agricultural, political and 
philosophical topics. Names of writers of letters Include John Church- 
man, Calvin Jones, Benjamin Kneeland, Thomas Marshall, Philip 
MazzeL. Andrew a Mitchell, Melatlah Nash, Gabriel Nourse, Andrew 
Oliver, Jr, Samuel Overton, William Pearce, Robert Pleasants, Wil- 
liam Scales, William Schultz, Peyton Short, Abraham Small, Francis 
Qurney Smith, P. W. Sproat, Isaac Story, William Strickland, Joseph 

Gardner Swift, William Tatham, Hugh P. Taylor, William Thomson, 
Ellsha Tracy, Samuel Vaughan, Charles F. Welles, Ebenezer Bancroft 
WUllston, and William Wingate. 

The letters to Jefferson are described In the catalogue of the Ameri- 
can Art Association (Jan. 21-22, 1926) 

Acquired upon settlement of the Clements estate, 1937. 

MS 62-523 



Fitch, Clyde, 1865-1909. 

Papers, 1878-1907. 

67 items. 

In Amherst College library. 

Playwright. Correspondence: and MSS. of 7 plays, 1 poem, 4 of 
Juvenilia and whimsy, and 1 talk. Includes original pencil MSS. of 8 
plays, and revised and annotated copies of typewritten MSS. of other 
plays. The material is related to the library's collection of Fitch's 
personal library books. 

Card index in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gifts of Mr. Fitch's mother, Mrs. Alice Clark Fitch, Miss Virginia 
Gerson, and William B. Stitt ; and purchases, 1817-56. 

Full name: William Clyde Fitch. 

MS 62-524 



Hagner, Peter, 1772-1850. 

Papers, 1730-1940. 

4ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3117) 

U. S. Government official. Personal, business, government, and 
family papers of Hagner while in the Accounting Office of the War 
Dept (1783-1817) and at the Treasury as Third Auditor (1817-49) 
Includes letters from Annapolis, Philadelphia, New York, Washington, 
and various army posts; and papers of the James, Nicholas, and Ran- 
dall family connections. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of A. B. Hagner, 1955. 

MS 62-^525 



Range, Herman 6 collector. 

Marine collection. 

243 ft 

In Milwaukee Public Library. 

Correspondence; ledgers containing records of Great Lakes ships 
and shipyards ; notes, clippings, pamphlets, magazines, and over 20,000 
photos, and other illustrations of ships, harbors, lighthouses, canals, 
and miscellaneous scenes. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS 62-526 



Bancroft, Levi H 1861-1948. 

Papers, 1863-1956. 

3 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, attorney general, and politician. Correspondence, clip- 
pings, and family papers, including 6 Civil War letters, and a little 
genealogical material on the Bancroft and De Lap families. 

Unpublished Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Gideon Benson, Steve Fog, and Herbert R. Nelson, 
1955-58. 

MS 62-527 

Wonk, Herman, 1915- 

Papers, ca. 1946- 

24 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author. Correspondence, literary MSS, working notes, and memo- 
rabilia. Includes the MSS. of Aurora dawn. The Calne mutiny. The 
Calne mutiny court-martial, The traitor, The city boy, and Slattery's 
hurricane. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Wouk, 1956. 

MS 62-528 



Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936. 

Papers. 

ca. 150 items. 

In Library of Congress, Rare Book Division. 

Forms part of the William Montelle Carpenter Kipling collection. 

Author. Letters, stories, poems, sketches, corrected galley proofs, 
cartoons, printed matter, photos, and memorabilia- Literary MSS. 
Include the earliest draft of Mowgli's brothers. The elephant and the 
lark's nest, William the Conqueror, A celebrity at home. The song of 
the women. The night of power, L'envol, and To these people. Cor- 
rected galley proofs Include The ship that found herself, A tour of 
Inspection, From sea to sea, Mrs. Bathurst, The day's work. The child 
of calamity. Among the railway folk, The elepnant'B child. The be- 
ginning of the armadillos, and The sing-song of old man kangaroo. 

Described In Annual report of the Librarian of Congress for the 
fiscal year ending June SO, 1941, p. 127-138. 

Gift of Mrs. William M Carpenter, 1941. 

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Monnette, Orra Eugene, 1873-1936. 

Papers, ca. 1900-36. 

58 v. 

In Los Angeles Public library. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 
m£? w ye £ ****?*• ">* genealogist Notebooks containing letters, 
diaries, photocopies of original documents, neTOr*per^rotags7note 9 ' 
from ] combouse searches, and other paptrs .rtia^totte ifonaetul 
pSSJ,SSi^ nume ? ms ?» auoJUes of New Jersty. MarySnTaid 
^^Jl? 1 *- J 1 "? 1 of *»* exertion "masts ofthe otSSS notes 

w 5f5? R ^J.S 11) and Flrst «ttte« of ye plantations of Plsratawnv 

a=d Woodbridge, olde east New Jersey, lSSt-lTUnflMlJaf^^ 

Gift of Mrs. Monnette and Mis. MSelTisStoyT^r-BS. 

MS 62-530 



Simpson, John, 1728-1788. 
Papers, 1733-1925. 
655 items. 

lect^lssSf* ** Snth Car ° Ul,a LUwary - So n «»em Historical Ool- 
Revolutionary officer, of Boston and Pitt Co. N C. (VmmM 
ence, account books, deeds, win. andcSher^anSa rf Ri m S^^f; 
SSSX2? SlnuSoTBryaS; SSffleTandXeott faSSto oxNeS 
Bernand other places In eastern North Carolina. WcoS^ondenS 

Unpublished description In the library ^^ "■«■■. 

Purchased, 1868-59. —>™». 

MS 62-681 

Johnson, Andrew, Pres. U. S., 1808-187S 

Papers. 1846-75. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, transcripts and photocopy. 

™S£?T > !!* aice (7 SJ""'' eUBWngs, a scrapbook, a broadside, two 

SrabC 'SSf - «?iBr J««««onT^roclan«tton: anS 

Ste^^m^ < S^^JVJ!i ttOT "T.Jolmsw, to his 
wttuguter wary, and a letter to an Bast Tennessee nm«nmM> o*utn* 
containing political observations. newspaper editor 

Unpublished register In the library 

Gift and purchase. 

MS 62-532 



Hichborn, Franklin, 1869- 
Papers, 1890-1940. 

« n H°^S a ? st Ce^spondence and other papers covering the political 
Si,*"? 1 , a S nmaLt * "»* "x^oents in which Hichborn waY tater- 
Ibe^en^SLE^oS tte^/graneaeo graft prosecution* 
^nrtf f? T*?? 1 ? 1 ^? M09 ' vratnutwe and reform movements, li- 
™ ™SJ? e *? FoDette . """palgns of 1912 and 1924. and IrfStlon 
on water and power for the acts of 1822, 1924, end 1828. Corre. 

Hiram Warren Johnson, William Kent, Judson King, Fremont Oder 
S^*2STf" ^22 ph Sl"**^ and Cleinent CaSu , ToS£ 
The material is related to the Bureau's John Randolph HayneTc* 

Typewritten index in the library 

?S?\. t <. .i! 1T ? , i ga S ora miier restrictions accepted by the library 
u fflft of the John Randolph Haynes and r*ra Hayne^oundSon, 

MS 62-533 



MchigML tJniversity. William L. Clements Library. 

Albums, commonplace book, and textbooks, ca. 1660-1850. 
13 items and 4 v. 

Ma I nus W rfp& n ** Clemeata UbmT * f- 4 ™ ***>', Mich.) Division of- 
♦.i!? 8 an *°P^* and photograph album of WDliam H. Breariey, con- 
nTSSSiS?* 08 -- ""5 ? i « n ? t,,res <* prominent people, and a collection 
JU^SSS."^^ *"* "anaals of FranceTa cimmonpUce book; 
SSi^n^SS b ° 0kS ' FS^ wWcn loosed to John Boyd? of Safe 
TtiSS» CW " S^asttan Le Clere's PraUqne de ikgeomtole 

wi^^^^^L 111 GnIde to tte n>annscript collections In the 

to^fS,^ 06 "^ J J ^ r ^'i omi>Ued *y H. a Peckham (1942) and 
In the 2d ed, compiled by W. S. Bwing (1958) 

MS 62-534 



Russell, Robert Young, 1800-1866. 
Papers, 1824-66. 
62 items and 10 v. 

In Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and Reformed 

Churches collection (Montreat, N.C.) formed 

Presbyterian minister. Correspondence relating to church affairs 

J ! S^T 1 ^f1? al 5 ing K t0 tte nnlon of «" Independent Prwfcytertan' 
Church with the Presbyterian Church in the TJ. S^ a Journal^mons; 
^?L a teaeMa* "»*»<*. financial papers, and miscellaneous note. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository 
Gift of the Russell family, 1956. "iwnrary. 

MS 62-535 

Roskruge, George J 1845-1928. 

Papers, 1880-1930. 

60 ft (2000 items) 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Arts ) 

Surveyor, engineer, and president of the Arizona Pioneers' Histori- 
cal Society. Correspondence (including letters relating to Southwest- 
ern land grants), survey and field notes, receipts, expense books, capi- 
tal stock certificates, documents, income tax returns, bankbooks, 
checks, memorial booklet, newspapers and newspaper dippings, rem- 
iniscences written by Roskruge, other papers relating to missions and 
to Roskruge's genealogy, and sketches and photos, of Roskruge. 

Unpublished calendar in the repository. Also described in A guide 
to the collections of the Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society, annulled 
by R. Brandes (1961) wwj»i«u 

Gift of Edith O. Kltt, ca. 1930. 

MS 62-536 
Wells, Herbert George, 1866-1946. 
Papers, 1880-1946. 
ca. 65,000 items. 

In University of Illinois Library. 

British author. Correspondence, pocket diaries; typescripts and 
or proofs of 40 novels, 37 sociological books and 11 pamphlets: type- 
scripts and or dippings of ca. 500 unreprinted serial publications; 
MSS. and or typescripts of ca. 150 unpublished articles, stories, 
speeches, plays, films, and other papers; personal financial documenr& 
family records, contracts and publishers' statements, address books! 
house Inventories, other papers, and photos, of Wells' family and 
Soofrom 9£2kf P ° n ^ We m<andes **■ 8O ' 0o ° letter » received and ca. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Information on literary rights available In the library 
Purchased from the Wells family, 1954. 

MS 62-537 

Gregory family. 

Papers, 1760-1896. 

153 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, deeds, plats of land, materials concerning lawsuits 
of Benjamin Person Thorp, Inventory of the estate of Frances A. 
Thoratm^memorabnia, and other items. Correspondents include 
Herbert Tyree Bacon, James B. P. Bacon, Mabeff Bacon. Martha 
Thweatt Gregory Bacon, Mary Bacon, Charles H. Barron, Edmund G 
Brodle, Walter Brodie, W. A. Eaton, James A. Eggleston, T A. Elliott. 
Indus Green, Archibald Hatchett Gregory, Charles Alexander Greg> 
ory, Ella Thorp Gregory, Herbert Gregory, Lucy Frances Gregory 
Lncy Jane Brodle Gregory, Lucy Osborne Thweatt Gregory Mabel 
Gregory, Mark Alexander Gregory, Mary Baskervllle Alexander Greg- 
ory, William Osborne Gregory, Fannie Hatchett, George Craghead 
Hatchett, Richard Jones H. Hatchett, Charles E. Johnson, Elizabeth 
B. Johnson, George W. Johnson, Sally A. Johnson, William P. Little, 
Susan Meade, Sara Agnes Rice Pryor, James Seawall, Fannie Seay, 
George B. Seay, Petronella Lampkln Hatchett Seay, Sue Sheparu, 
Sally Mary Gregory Taylor, Thomas P. Taylor, Sally Green Thweatt, 
Banjamln Person Thorp, Elizabeth Thorp, Lewis Thorp, Lucy Jane 
Thorp, and Timothy Thorp. 

Collection has been analyzed by the society. 

Gift of Mrs. George C Gregory, 1957. 

MS 62-588 



Stanton family. 

Papers, 1672-1846. 

ca. 45 items. 

In Stonlngton (Conn.) Historical Library. 

Deeds (1819-69), a family Bible, and miscellaneous papers of 
Thomas, Joseph, Lodowlck, Zebulon, Jabez, Esther, and George D. 
Stanton. Papers of Dr. George D. Stanton, born 1839, indude corre- 
spondence, 3 Stonlngton surveyors' field books, a notebook of Ston- 
lngton births and deaths (1865-1913) and other papers. 

Catalog In the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of descendants of the Stanton family. 

MS 62-589 



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West, Henry Hebard, 1872- 

Papers. 

6 it. 

In Los Angeles Public Library. 

In part transcripts. 

Telegraph operator, historian, and businessman. Correspondence, 
announcements, death notices and other family papers, and photos. 
Six of the volumes are entitled Descendants of Hezekiah West, 1763- 
1845, and the other five volumes contain correspondence relating to 
the compilation of that work. Allied families represented in the 
collection include Axley, Brydolf, Burris, Carriker, Carter, Corwln, 
Darby, Dean, Dunsworth, Gore, McBrode, McChesney, McNeil, Mead, 
Mercer, Mobley, Osborn, Peterson, Robertson, Standard, Thacker, 
Thompson, and White. 

Gift of Mr. West, 1986-57. 

MS 62-540 



Friends World Conference, Swarthmore College <rnd Haver- 
ford College, 1937. 

Records, 1933-37. 

ca. 8ft 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Correspondence and other papers of the conference, covering Its 
origin, early beginnings, survey, committee work, proceedings and 
addresses, publicity, and publications; and inclndlng papers of indi- 
viduals and a photograph album of those attending the conference. 

Checklist to the library- 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Deposit of the Friends World Conference Committee, before 1949. 

MS 62-541 



Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. 

Archives. 1801-1952. 

7 ft. 

In Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and Reformed 
Churches collections (Montreat, N. C.) 

Archives of the synods, general synod, presbyteries, sessions, Bon 
darken (the summer assembly ground) and miscellaneous records. 

Microfilmed catalog of records and minutes in the repository. Also 
described in Survey of records and minutes in the Historical Foun- 
dation, compiled by T. H. Spence (1943) 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Information in' literary rights available in the repository. 

Deposited by the various bodies, 1931-59. 

MS 62-542 

Melchner, Mary Roberta, collector. 

Gerard Manley Hopkins collection, 1862-1958. 

4 ft. 

In College of Notre Dame Library (Baltimore) 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence; MS. of Hopkins' Latin poem, In S. Winefridam; 
MS. of his work on death, and a selection from his notebooks ; MS. of 
a memoir of Hopkins written by his niece, Beatrice Handley-Derry; 
MS. of a review written by Martin Cyril D'Arcy of John Plck'e book, 
Gerard Manley Hopkins, priest and poet; and 2 albums of photos, of 
persons and places connected with Hopkins. Correspondence includes 
ca. 1020 letters written to Sister Mary Roberta by Hopkins' brother, 
Lionel Charles, his sister, Grace, and biographers, editors, and critics 
of Hopkins' writings; and 2 letters written by Hopkins to Coventry 
Patmore. 

Index available. in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Sister Mary Roberta Melchner, 1944. One MS. of Hopkins' 
was formerly owned by his nephew, Gerard Hopkins. 

MS 62-543 

Orr, Mary T collector. 

Papers, 1791-1896. 

ca. 1 ft (1000 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence, business records, legal documents, diaries, memo- 
randa, and memorabilia of the Hamilton, Harris, House, Morgan, 
Overton, Thompson, and Wilson families. The letters are written 
from Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama, and con- 
tain information about conditions In these areas before and after the 
Civil War. One letter from Bussellville, Ky. (1807) contains a dis- 
course defending slavery. Another (1865) from Okolona, Mississippi, 
written by W. H. Gordon, to Albert W. Harris, discusses Negro and 
white relationships to the South. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Orr, on behalf of the Colonial Dames manuscript 
collecting program. 

MS 62-544 



Ivancovich, Byron, coUecu.: 

Ivancovich collection, 1770-1961. 

10 ft (600 items) 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part microfilm. 

Approximately 500 trade catalogs of the 1820's on home needs, toys, 
stoves, farm machinery and other merchandise ; list of visitors to San 
Xavier, 1827-1912; journal of Cave Couts kept on a trip from Mon- 
terey, Mexico to Los Angeles, Calif., 1848-1849 ; a report on the mis- 
sions of Arizona and Sonora (1772) by Fray Antonio de )os Reyes; 
material on Yaqui ceremonies and the Reyes-Barbastro Expediente 
1781-82 dispn.'e concerning the custody of San Carlos; and -'cruras 
of missions, collected by Byron and Jane H. Ivancovich, with elp 

of Father Kieran R. McCarty. 

Unpnblished calendar In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Ivancovich. 

MSt 



Cocke, John Hartwell, 1780-1866. 

Papers, 1725-1931. 

53ft 

In University of Virginia Library (38-163) 

Planter, publicist reformer, and Army officer. Correspondence, 
diaries, account books, plantation records, genealogical Information 
and other papers. The material relates. to Cocke's interests and activ- 
ities concerning horses, sheep, and agricultural methods and societies; 
waterways, steam navigation, and other public improvements; the 
War of 1812 and the Civil War ; primary and secondary education 
and the University of Virginia ; and the American Colonization Soci- 
ety, the American Temperance Union, and other religions and reform 
groups. Includes diaries of Cocke, of his second wife, Louisa Max- 
well Holmes Cocke, and of Lucy Cocke; minutes of the Board of 
Visitors of the University of Virginia and of its predecessors, Albe- 
marle Academy and Central College; Thomas Jefferson's specifica- 
tions and drawings for the University of Virginia ; Cocke's journal of 
travels to the West (1832) ; letters of freedmen from Monrovia, 
Liberia; and family correspondence of the Cockes, Barrauds, Faul- 
cons, and others. Important correspondents include Joseph Carrlng- 
ton Cabell, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, and 
others.The material is related to the library's Philip St George 
Cocke papers (2280,2433, and 8272) 

Acquired, 1932-60. 

MS 62-546 



Crowder, James Preston. 

Letters, 1861-64. 

45 items. 

In Emory University Library. 

Microfilm (negative) of originals In the possession of Dennis W. 
Crowder, East Point Ga. 

Letters written by Crowder while serving in the 47th Regiment of 
Alabama Infantry, 3 other Civil War letters, and a few! postwar 
papers of other members of the Crowder family. Includes material 
on campaigns in Virginia, and on the Battles of Cedar Mountain and 
Chickamauga. 

Findlng aid In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Acquired, 1958. 

MS 62-547 



MacRae family. 

Papers, 1817-1943. 

4186 items and 57 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, diary, account books, ledgers, bills, receipts, busi- 
ness records, legal papers, and other material. Alexander MacRae^ 
papers concern Florida plantations and their management the Semi- 
nole Indian War (1842), and settlements in southern Florida. Papers 
of his son, Archibald MacRae, deal with his life aboard ship as a 
U. S. naval officer, and with his trips to the Azores, Italy, Sicily, 
Hawaii, South America, and California during the Mexican War. 
Other papers pertain to railroad construction and management North 
Carolina militia (1832, 1839), a" general commission business, life in 
the Confederacy and Confederate Army during the Civil War, post- 
war business and industrial development in the Wilmington, N. C 
area, and a variety of business enterprises with which the M a cR a e 
family was connected. Includes writings and papers of Hugh Mac- 
Rae. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1956-58. 

MS 62-548 



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Bringhwst, James, 1730-1810 

iwCSSSS. of James BringW ■* of Eli2abeth 

ca.2ft 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 
eEF&EfSES'TS*' ■ I""*- ma^Spenter and mer^ 

Katt kX^^SSL 16 "?? "* »« *°«*H^a?er^nEer ?o 



^ Checklist, and Index of the letters from James Bringhurat, in the 
Gift of C. Marshall Taylor, 194a 

MS 62-549 

Wilson, Samuel Mackay, 1871-1946, collector. 

M9 I i"em" Pt eoIIecti(>n: Vir ginia court records, 1743-1871. 

In University of Kentucky Library 

Miscellaneous records, most of them from courts in Au-usta 
S^* 7 ; < ? mpr,sing deeds - *"* list * tand srantj. Stents note^SS 
rants, judgments, a claim, a broadside adverting a^vart for a 

S,"!rilSa 7 rTdeV nd ^f «"* S?*"* ^tionKnaf Robert 
aeeitnrE n „ d t^t^^ nC,S ^"t^ W " liam G ° och ' Peter 
Beauest of Mr. Wilson, 1946-59. 

MS 62-^550 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Autograph collections, ca. 1690-1904 

imS,'??^ 81 ,?°^ ety of Pennsylvania collections. 
(17^1887^,,^"^ " e J ett «» »f ™^ical n>en of Pennsylvania 
^ImSn^olnU^^^r^ ffi"" V""^ ** 

"^^Gulde^t^^^^^ 

SoSS-SE^ftftHS^ C ° UeCtl ° DS °' "" HiSt0r '^ 

MS 62-551 

Hnake family. 

Papers, 1779-1937. 
ca. 2 f t. 

lec^Sf* ° f NOrtt CaTOUl,a """^'-S^them Historical Col- 

*r.!? !iS!2 m ??!?.' X ' d i a ^' a , ca " mt °«*s. deeds, receipts, and military 
and other papers, of Benjamin Robinson Huske, Amy officer and 

anleSr? "tSSS* ° f P ^ e "r ale . «■ C anTof hlfand Ss wS 
ancestors. Includes correspondence and diary of William AttmonT 

Sh^nrnrl^ £££l? l ? Scopal Cnn,reh ' FwetteviUe, N. C, intbe 
18th century; correspondence of the Attmore, Hogg Huske. Sit. 

Mew Bern, N.C.; and military papers (1898) ^ 

Unpublished description in the library 
Gift of Benjamin B. Huske, 1988; Mrs. Marsden de Rosset, 1948. 

MS 62-552 

Sanford, Henry Shelton, 1823-1891 
Papers, 1769-1901. 
80 ft. (ca. 50,000 Items) 
In General Sanford Memorial Library Sanford. PU 

XSft^f F 1 ? 1 !?* and mta M89 . Ns l°t«est in the OaMeysroar 
ETSEE ^^f 18 "^ 1 " FIorida lands - *»«'■> the B^ublSS Part? 
«L A^i t*l his acUTitl « in the Belgian Congo as a membeTof 
tte_ African International Associatio^and the African International 
Exploring Expedition. Some 300 Items deal Stt«ffl?S 
te^^S^N^ f? ^** 1 with tt « bnsinesTinS^ofs^: 
T^L?^' N e°emiah Curtis Sanford, who owned a tack faetori 
Z^/- C ° mL ' ? d ate0 had lar ^ holdings in MicUganlafdf^ 
^Jta^n^naents Include Henry. Sowen Anthon> N M Beckl 
B^Sf"? £"?£■ B Jf* rt S - Chil «". Samuel tSSv^'coi.wS^ 
E. Curtis, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry L. DeForest/to. 



renzo Draper, E. G. Eastman, Eleazer Foster, Leon Gauche*. Aaron 
(roodnch, David Hoadley. Donald Houston, T F. Hugglns, Colin M 
Ingersoll. James E. Ingniham, John A. Kasson, Peter V. King Jules' 
Lev.ta, AW. Macfarlane, James S. Mackie, Sir William MacKinnon, 
is. Maes, John Miller, John Munroe and Comnanv, Rev Lvman Phelns 
William Cabell Rives, Sr., S. B. Rogers, Jose M. de Rojas, C H Rus- 
sell, Gertrude Sanford. Henry S. Sanford, Jr.. Nancy Bateman' Shel- 
ton Sanford William H. Seward, Edward N. Shelton, Helen King 
Shelton, Philo S. Shelton, William Shelton, Gilead A Smith Truman 
Smith, Henry Morton Stanley, Benjamin Franklin Stevens' Col M 
Strauch, Emory H. Taunt, William Henry Trescot. Aler Trippei Ed- 
ward A. Turpin, Weber and Company, Thurlow Weed. Milo L 'Wil- 
liams, and Martha H. Wurts. 

Register published in 1960 by Tennessee State Library and Ar- 
chives. 

Bequest of Mrs. Sanford. Formerly housed In the Connecticut His- 
torical Society collections. 

Microfilm copy (negative) 

MS 62-553 rev 
Macgffl, Charles. 

Papers, 1793-1906. 

1032 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

an, ^^ffirUK £SS«* Correspondence 
(1847), MacgiSsVrSeS. ^J^JSn^tZSif"? 

Acquired, 1944. 

p„_. _ .„ MS 62-554 

rerunan Expeditions, 191%-1915. 

Kecords, 1909-17. 

30,000 items. 

In Tale University Library 

B^^rP* "sswrassur risi^vl 

orologiste in Peru; correspondence with Sir Slnte^r^^ 
Sfjt d 'Pl»?'»be correspondence with Peruvian envoys fa the 
United States^ the Dept of State, the White House, ArthurTwinuw 
Hadley, president of Yale, and Augusto B. IrfgutoTpresident ofPe^ 

Unpublished register in the library. ^nauaent oi reru. 

Information on Uterary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Hiram Bingham. 1932. ' 

Seligman, Edwin Robert Anderson, 1861-1939 
Papers, 1741-1939. 
53 v., 32 boxes, and 153 files. 
In Columbia University Libraries. 
In part, transcripts. 
Economist. Personal and professional correspondence and other 

&Sm\n a S, e c I ? 8 d Pe ?^ tati ? 8 *° ? e hlstory o^^lcTcolfeL ^ 
S^S?" . to ? nd A let ?* s . from tamoUB economists; correspondence! 
payrons, and other business papers (178^-1815) of Richard Arfc 

Z^^-^ Jr " J and Samuel OKto"^. wtton manufacturers; 
J^to F^,? 1 ?^ 1 " 5 S ° me £a,M ? papera < 18 « - 80 ) <" the ecnnonSt 
T^SLS^S 8 «f n li «"espo°"e"ce. family, and business papers 
(1819-69) of the English chartist and author Ernest Jones- and 
copies of letters and documents (1741-45) by William Shirley Royal 
Governor of Massachusetts, chiefly addressed to the Board of Trade 

ID XiODQOIl. 

MS 62-556 
Gorrell, Ralph, 1803-1875. 

Papers, 1797-1874. 
1475 Items. 

lectton^aSo 8 ) 1 * 7 ** N<>rtk OaT0Vm Utoxzy, Southern Historical Col- 

fJ^Sil"^ 1 ^^- *2 d Stat * ><*fcl«tor, of Greensboro, N. C. 
CorrespOTdence, deeds, and other papers, chiefly concerned with 
Gorrell's legal practice, but Including material pertaUtfngtoi huTnv 
S^SASS* 1 , 08 ^U" £??» ^ niin * merSShrSiSnTaM 
Sh^fr^"^^ 1 *??^? P«»inent North CarolinlanTabMt 
public affairs ; and family letters. 

Unpublished, Indexed description in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Henry Farias, 1948 ; purchase, 1959. 

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Mitchell, Samuel Chiles, 1864-1948. 

Papers, 1915-48. 

4ft. 

la University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1003) 

Professor and college president Correspondence, articles, and an 
autobiography of Mitchell, while serving as president of Delaware 
College (1914-20) and professor of history at the University of 
Richmond (1920-15) Includes letters from Mitchell's family, his 
professional colleagues and former students, Virginia Congressmen, 
labor leaders, and Southern newspaper editors, reflecting Mitchell's 
Interest In education, interracial relations, religious activities, labor 
relations and unionization in the South, the New Deal, and other 
social and political Issues. 

Unpublished, Indexed description in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Mitchell and of his sons, 1845-60. 

MS 62-558 

Madison, James, Pres. U. &, 1751-1836. 
Papers, 1768-1866. 
158 items. 

In University of Virginia library (2968) 

Correspondence; draft of Madison's second Inaugural address; 
"Substance of a conversation held by James Madison, Jr, with Col. 
Beckwlth [concerning arming of Northwest Indiansi at the desire of 
Mr, Jefferson'' ; Mr. Story's opinion of the Embargo; letter to Madi- 
son from M. J. Jones, with a notation by Thomas Jefferson; and 
other papers relating to Montpelter and Its Inhabitants, Madison's 
opinions on money, nullification, the convention with France con- 
cerning shipping, British naval usages and Impressment, and An- 
drew Jackson's part In the War of 1812. Personal and business 
correspondence of Dolly Madison, c on cerning the disposal of Madi- 
son's estate, the sale of Montpelter, and the use of the Madison 
papers. Includes deeds of gift. Indentures, several versions of Mrs. 
Madison's will, lists of books and paintings at Montpelter, resolution 
of the House of Representatives concerning Mrs. Madison, papers 
relating to her estate, letters and documents of her son John Payne 
Todd, mostly relating to gifts from his mother, her wills, and the 
settlement of her estate; and letters (1857-66) from William Cabell 
Elves to J. C. McOulre pertaining to Madison's papers and biography. 
Madison's correspondents Include James Barbour, John Barnes, John 
H. Cocke, George Dallas. Joseph Delaplalne, Lyman Draper, William 
Duane, Ferdlnando Fairfax, John Forbes, Augustus John Foster, 
Alexander Hamilton, Jr, William Jarvls, William Jones, Bobert 
Livingston, James Madison, Sr„ John Mason, James Monroe, John 
Randolph of Roanoke, Elijah Russell, Thomas Ritchie, Fulwar Sktp- 
wlth, H. Taylor, David Triplert, and Isaac Winston. Mrs. Madison's 
correspondents Include Augustus, Count of Wurttemberg, Mary 
Begot, Robert Brent, John Campbell, M. K. Crittenden, Mrs. Albert 
Gallatin, James Honan, L de Kantzou, Thomas Law, Ann Maury, 
Anne Mifflin, Thomas Ritchie, Mrs. William Cabell Rives, Mrs. Win- 
field Scott, and William Tudor. 
Purchased. 

MS 62-559 
Huntington, Daniel 3 W 1879- collector. 

Huntington collection, 1800-1961. 
200 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence to the Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society pertain- 
ing to Arizona history, and other material relating to Edward Fitz- 
gerald Beale, Thomas Boyle, Adna R. OhsftV». John Hays Hammond, 
Leonard Wood, The Lost Dutchman Mine, railroads, stagecoaches, and 
territorial fairs. 

MS 62-560 

Smith, John, 1725-1776. 

Papers, 1724-1923. 

6ft. 

In University of Virginia Library (2027) 

Correspondence, account books, ledger (1755-56), plantation rec- 
ords, and legal and other papers (chiefly 1740-1880), of Smith, of his 
son, Ralph Smith, and of George Clement, all associated with the 
Pocket Plantation on the Staunton (upper Roanoke) River, Pittsyl- 
vania Co, Va. Much of the collection concerns tobacco and hemp cul- 
ture and trade, iron manufacturing, and dealings with Scotch mer- 
chants. Includes legal papers relating to Albemarle Co., Va.; tables 
of money depredation. Army requisitions, and other Revolutionary 
records pertaining to Pittsylvania and Bedford Counties, Va.; and 
material relating to the estate of Peter Jefferson, Braddock's defeat, 
Virginia w^Htia, land surveys, slaves, Ralph Smith's estate, doctors' 
accounts, the gold rush of 1849, and the Civil War. Persons and 
firms mentioned include Alexander Banks, Alexander Burner, Archi- 
bald Byrne, Samuel Calland & Co, James Callaway, Callaway & Trent, 
Stella (Smith) Clement, Robert Cowan, Bobert Dinwlddie, John 
Hook, Harry Innes, James Lyle, R. Orme, David Boss, John Ross, 
Alexander Spiers, Alexander Stewart, John Ward, and George Wash- 
ington. 

Described in the Annual report of the archivist. University of Vir- 
ginia Library, 1944-45, p. 85-36. 

Purchased, 1944-50. 

MS 62-561 



Rankin, Anne (Porterfield) 1869-1942. 

Papers. 1887-1941. 

ca. 3 ft. (2000 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Editor and newspaper woman. Correspondence, literary MSS., 
galley proofs, clippings, notebooks, scrapbooks, checks, invitations, 
and memorabilia Bulk of the material falls within the period 1910- 
30. Correspondence Is primarily concerned with the Southern womans 
magazine of which Mrs. Rankin was the editor 1908-20, and with the 
war effort of World War i. Includes letters to Nashville newspapers 
from a unit commanded by Bruce Douglas, Mrs. Rankin's son-in-law, 
of the 113th Machine Gun Battalion ; and material on the Episcopal 
Church, patriotism, the Southern way of life, the Civil War, famous 
people, women's rights, and poetry. 

Unpub'isned register in the library. 

Gift of the Joint University Library and Mrs. John Trotwood 
Moore. 

MS 62-562 



Cocke, Philip St. George, 1809-1861. 

Papers, 1829-71. 

3ft 

In University of Virginia Library (2280, 2433, and 3272) 

Agriculturist and Confederate officer. Correspondence, accounts, 
Inventories, slave lists, military dispatch and order books (April-July, 
1861), special and general orders, and other papers. The bulk of the 
material concerns Cocke's Civil War career and Confederate military 
operations, particularly at Manassas (July 1861) Other material per- 
tains to the James River and Kanawha Canal Co., the American Sun- 
day-School Union, the Virginia State Agricultural Society, Kentucky 
lands, stock market reports of New Orleans and Mobile, Ala. (1855- 
56) , salt works at Saltvllle, Va., White Sulphur Springs Hotel, and the 
establishment of an agricultural college near the University of Vir- 
ginia. Includes letters (1852-61) to Cocke's son, John Bowdoin Cocke. 
Other correspondents and persons mentioned Include P. G. T. Beaure- 
gard, J. B. Cocke, Jubal A. Early, William H. Fry, Robert Selden 
Garnett, Robert E. Lee, Jeremiah Morton, and others. The material 
is related to the library's John Hartwell Cocke papers. 

MS 62-563 



Eastburn, Samuel C 

Papers, 1690-1930. 

ca. 2 ft. (225 items) 

In Bucks County Historical Society Library (Doylestown, Pa.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Business man, historian, and civic leader of Langborne, Pa Gene- 
alogy and family papers ; copies of legal and estate papers ; historical 
sketches and notes on the early history of Pennsylvania, Bucks County, 
and Langborne (formerly Attleborough) ; essays, poems, and articles; 
records (1913-28) of the Washington Crossing Park Commission, of 
which Eastburn was historian, comprising correspondence, reports, 
and notes; a historical sketch of Langborne and Middletown Friends 
Meeting, and extracts (1683-1822) from the minutes of Falls Monthly 
Meeting; and historical sketches of the Growden family of Bensalem, 
and of Trevose *!«««»!«_ the Growden estate. The legal and estate 
papers include a letter book (1785-96) of William Craig and Thomas 
Jenks, attorneys for the American estate of Grace Galloway of Lon- 
don, containing accounts, and copies of wills of Grace Growden, Law- 
rence Growden, and Jeremiah Langhorne; a copy of the will (1690) 
of Richard Thatcher ; and a certificate of appointment (1697) of the 
administrators of Thatcher's estate. 

Card catalog In the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift 

MS 62-564 

Lejeune, John Archer, 1867-1942. 

Papers, 1882-1942. 

10 ft (ca. 5500 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, 

Marine Corps officer and educator. Correspondence, memoranda, 
military orders, articles, and speeches, concerning Lejeune's educa- 
tion and career; Marine operations In Panama, Cuba, Mexico, Haiti 
and Nicaraugua; Senate Inquiries involving the Marine Corps In 
1935; the operations of the 2d Division AEF which Lejeune com- 
manded in France and Germany, 1918-19; Lejeune's association with 
various educational, veterans', religious and other organizations, 
mainly during his superlntendance of the Virginia Military Institute, 
1929-37; and the publication In 1930 of his autobiography. Remi- 
niscences of a marine. Also Includes ca. 960 letters (1882-1931) of 
Lejeune to his Bister Augustine Lejeune. The correspondence Is 
most complete for 1929-S7. Important correspondents Include Smed- 
ley Darlington Butler, Josephus Daniels, Jran Henry Russell, and 
Littleton W. T. Waller. 

Unpublished finding aid In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Eugenia and Laura Lejenne, 196X 

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Farnsworth, Moses. 

Papers, 1821-89. 
64 items. 

In West Virginia University Library (751, 771) 
Justice of the peace of Troy District, Gilmer Co, W. Ta. Corre- 
spondence, receipts, and miscellaneoos papers. ^^ 
Gift of Miss Bonny Farnsworth, 1955.^^ 

MS 62-566 



Holcomb, George, 1791-1866. 
Papers, 1805-98. 
7ft 

In New York State library 

l^er. of Rensselaer Co., N. Y. letters to Holcomb and the Hol- 
comb family along with diaries mentioning community and area 
©vents. 

Gifts of Mildred Holcomb, 1911; and of Frank Thomas, 1842. 

MS 62-567 



Seymour, Horatio, 1810-1886. 

Papers, 1764-1886. 

24 ft. and 24 t. 

In New York State library. 

Governor of New York. Chiefly Seymour's pooUc papers, lnerod- 
lng correspondence dealing with personal and^x$rtoa^&iraTa£ 
SESJSS* "o*^^. telegraph lSoks. canal s^Ptaolcs7?Stical 

TESSSbEL speeclWB - ****** accomt ""^ «**» ■•* 

Descriptive list and card Index In the library. 
Purchase, 1823. u»uBwiy. 

MS62-668 



WiDtins, Ernest Hatch, 1880- 
Correspondence. ca. 1942-46. 
8 drawers. 

In Oberlln College Library. 

Professor and president of Oberlln College. Correspondence -with 
Oberlin students in service during World War n. 
Card index in the library. 

MS 62-560 



Wool, John Ellis, 1784-1869. 

Papers, ca. 1800-70. 

IT ft 

In New York State Library, 
-.o,^"^ 'Xp**: Chiefly official correspondence during the War of 
i? 1 * iS e Me^'can War, the Pacific command, Indian wars, and the 
Civil War, together with family correspondence and newspaper cup- 
pings containing biographical material. 

Purchase, 1963. 

MS 62-570 



McCIean, William Archibald, 1864- 
Paper?, 19th cent, 
ca-lft. 

In Adams County Historical Society collections (Gettysburg, Pa.) 
Attorney, of Gettysburg, Pa. w ^ ' 

MS 62-571 



Kulp family. 

Papers, 1778-1889. 

165 Items. 

InBucks County Historical Society Library (Doylestown. Pa.) 

Bedroinster Township in Bucks County, docket records (1796-87), 
mercantile accounts (1794-1818), accounts (1781-1816), and estate 
papers of Daniel Altnouse. 

Card catalog in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift. 

MS 62-572 



Briggs family. 

Papers, 1820-1935. 

ca. 500 items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Family correspondence (1820-60), letters to Catherine E. Briggs 
from her students and friends in France (1818-85), dippings from 
Los Angeles newspapers (ca. 1925), printed matter, photos- and In- 
signia from World War i. 

Gift of Catherine E. Briggs. 

MS 62-573 

Mittspangh, Jesse Fonda, 1855-1919. 
Papers, 1879-1937. 

ca. 200 items. 

In University of California at Los Angatag Library. 

Educator. Correspondence, speeches, articles, dippings, personal 
papers, and material about MlUspaugh. The bulk of the papers falls 
within the period 1904-17, when MlUspaugh was president of the 
Los Angeles State Normal School. "™^ ™ 

Gift of Mrs. MlUspaugh, 18BS. 

MS 62-574 
Berry, Virgfl. 

Papers, 1890-1953. 

54 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Physician. MS. entitled Experiences of a pioneer doctor In Indian 
Territory, newspaper clippings of Berry's column In the Okmulgee 
dally tunes, certificates, diplomas, other papers, and medical photos. 

MS 62-575 
American Association of Un i v er s i ty Professors. 

Records, 1928-58. 

Sft. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Correspondence, reports, financial records, resolutions, bylaws, 
bulletins, and other papers. Includes correspondence, clippings and 
business papers relating to the AAUP Regional Conference (1831) 
held In Norman, Okla. ; correspondence, minutes of meetings, reports, 
officers, and membership lists of the Norman chapter of AAUP (1828- 
86) ; and several flies on academic freedom and tenure. 

MS 62-576 
Adams, Ramon Frederick, 1889- 

Papers, 1948-55. 

276 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Author. Correspondence relating to the research, wrtUnz and 
publishing of Adam's book Come an' get «, together with a MS. of 
this book. 

„_ MS62-577 

Friends, Society of (Free Quaker*) 

Archives. 

ca.2ft 

In American Philosophical Society Library. 

Gift of the Free Quaker Society, 1957. 

Harrison, Benjamin, Pre*. V. S n 1833-1901. 
Letters, 1886-1900. 
40 items. 

In West Virginia University Library (157) 
Transcripts (typewritten) 
Letters to Stephen B. Elklns. 
Gift of A. T. VoIwUer, 1849. 

„, MS 62-679 

Wiley, Samuel T 

Papers, 1821-98. 

48 items. 

In West Virginia University Library (785) 

Author. Lectures, speeches, historical articles, newspapers, dip- 
pings, a periodical piece on Preston County In the Civil War an 
autograph book, and information on Monongahela College at Jefter- 

Glft of Miss Sara Leosa WUey, 1955. 

MS62-580 
Herbert, Thomas, d. 1728. 

Papers, 1674-1799. 

1376 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Personal and professional papers of Thomas Herbert, English mer- 
chant-factor and bailiff tn Northamptonshire, and his son Edmund 
Herbert, member of Grays Inn from 1715-69 and assistant paymaster 
to the Marines under Hanbury WUIIams and John Sehvyn. 

Report on the collection in the library. 

Purchased from H. M Fletcher, 1955. 

MS 62-581 



MS 62-578 



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McCormick, Chauncey, 1884-1954. 
Papers. 
3396 items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Business executive. Letters, clippings, pictures, and memorabilia. 

MS 62-582 

Cram, Ralph Warren, 1869- 
Papers. 
202 items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 
Letters, clippings, telegram, and photos. 

MS 62-583 

Detroit United Railway. 

Records, 1848-1934. 

ca. 700 items and 113 v. 

In University of Michigan Transportation Library. 

Correspondence, accounts, agreements, minutes, surveys, studies, 
statistics on vehicle performance, stock certificates, and printed mat- 
ter, comprising records of the company, together with records of its 
constituent companies and their predecessors, its branches and sub- 
sidiaries. Includes records of plank road companies. 

Described in Michigan Historical Records Survey's Guide to manu- 
script collections in Michigan, v. 2 (1942) p. 69-72. 

Gift of Great Lakes Greyhound Lines, 1941. 

MS 62-584 

Abraham, Lot, i. 1838. 
Papers. 
3 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dspt of History and Archives collections. 
Farmer, soldier, and legislator. Correspondence (1862-65), muster 
rolls, special orders, and other Civil War papers, reflecting Abraham's 
service in Company D of the 4th Regiment of Iowa Cavalry* 
Gift of Mr. Abraham, 1817. 

MS62-585 
Henderson family. 

Hendereon-Wertmuller papers, 1779-1822. 
ca. ISO items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Miscellaneous correspondence, accounts, and documents relating to 
the settlement of the estates of John Henderson and Elizabeth Wert- 
mUller; data on labor costs and commodity prices; correspondence of 
Lydia Henderson and John Nicholson (1790-95) ; list of the subscrib- 
ers for the purchase of an organ for St Paul's Church, 1783. 
Presented by Charles Henry Hart. 

MS 62-586 
Ray, Charles Henry. 
Papers, 1826-1904. 
437 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
Physician and Journalist Correspondence and other papers. In- 
cludes a few family letters. 
Catalog cards in the library. 
Acquired from Dr. Ray's heirs, 194S and 1964. 

MS 62-587 
Los Angeles Co, Calif. 
Records, 1823-50. 
ca. 900 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library ( San Marino, Calif.) 
Archives of the Prefecture of Los Angeles containing a great variety 
of documents recorded in that office during the Mexican period. 
Index in the library. 
Lent by the Los Angeles Co. Recorder's Office, 1938. 

MS 62-588 
Motion Picture Patents Company, et aL, defendant*. 
Records, 1911-15. 
2ft 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 
Briefs and other legal records, newspaper clippings, and related 
printed matter in connection with the case of the U. S. vs. Motion Pic- 
ture Patents Co., et aL, from the law firm of Caldwell, MassUch & 
Reed, New York, who represented the major defendants In this case. 
Gift of Daniel V. Raymond through Kenneth B. Rohrer, 1959. 

MS 62-589 
Clinton, De Witt, 1769-1828. 
Papers, 1785-1828. 
ca- 3400 items. 

Io Columbia University Libraries. 

Statesman. Correspondence, speeches, public papers, poems, and 
miscellaneous papers. 

Catalog of the collection In the library. 
Gift of William Schermerhorn, 1902. 

MS 62-590 



Middlebrook, Jonathan. 

Papers, 1782-1831. 
ca. 56 items. 

In Wilton (Conn.) Historical Society collections. 
Selectman of Wilton, Conn. Mainly town lists. 
Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 
Gift of Mrs. Sara Comstock Williams and Mrs. Margery Comgteek 
Scbileher. 

MS 62-591 

Sett, Andrew, 1757-1847. 
Receipts, 1788-1847. 
ca. 275 items. 
In University of Kansas City Library, Snyder Collection of Amert- 



Surveyor, of Philadelphia. New York, and Perth Amboy, N. J. Re- 
ceipts, bills, and promissory notes. 

MS 62-592 
Kansas City, Mo. University. Library. 

English receipts and bills, 1783-1891. 

ca. M0 Items. 

In University of Kansas City Library, Snyder Collection of Ameri- 
cana. 

English bills and receipts for coal, food, drink, furniture moving, 
and custom-made coffins, together with hotel bills, bank checks, and 
other papers. Four items give budget or cost per day and per year for 
"George R" (probably George m) for "Charge of His Majesty's Gar- 
risons.'' Includes ca. 20 French bank checks and bills for perfume, 
travel, and hotels, and several German hills. 

MS 62-593 
Tichenor, Bryan Ward, 1862 1- 
Correspondence, 1887-96. 
1 tox- 
in University of Arizona Library. 

Lawyer and court reporter of the First Judicial District, Arizona 
Territory. Personal and professional correspondence. 

MS62-594 
Herbert, Sidney Herbert, baron, 1810-186L 
Correspondence, 1849. 
ca. 110 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif/) 
British statesman. Letters addressed to Herbert regarding his 
Proposals for the better application of cathedral Institutions to their 
intended use: In a letter to the Dean of Salisbury (1848) 
Acquired from Dawson's Book Shop, 1952. 

MS 62-595 
Butler-Burke, Vivian. 

Papers, ca. 1920. 

ca. 1735 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Notes and papers on Gaelic mythology. 

Acquired from Ella Young, 1951. 

MS62-596 
Ransom, Charles Sutherland, collector. 

Ransom collection, 1776-1855. 

ca. 5 ft ( ca. 515 Items) 

In New York State Library. 

Correspondence, business and legal papers of John Tayler (Lieut. 
Governor of New York and chancellor of the Board of Regents of 
the University of the State of New York), Charles Cooper and John 
Tayler Cooper, dealing chiefly with land ; and miscellaneous papers 
of James Caldwell, Peter Seton Henry, and John T. L. Pruyn. 

Purchase, 1926. 

MS62-597 
Piatt, Zephaniah, 1735-1803. 
Papers, 1774-1807. 
ca. 200 items. 

In New York State Library. 

Lawyer, Judge, member of the New York Provincial Congress, and 
delegate to the Constitutional Convention. Correspondence, agree- 
ments, and other papers concerning land operations In the Lake 
Champlaln area and In Plattsburgh, Pougbkeepsie, Charlestown, and 
Crown Point, N. X. 
Purchase. 1919. 

MS 62-598 
Ottawa County (Kan.) Historical Society. 
Materials on Ottawa County history, 
ca- 230 items. 

In Ottawa County Historical Society collections (Minneapolis, 
Kan.) 

Clippings, personal reminiscences by residents of Ottawa County, 
tape recordings, and pictures, covering pioneer days and later events 
In the County. 

MS 62-599 



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Friedrich, Julius August, 1862-1958. 

Papers, 1884-1958. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

In part, transcripts. 
-,«A n< ? eran d^SJroan. Reminiscences, transcript of an interview in 
M55, diplomas, and other papers, on Friedrich's early life and work 
? ^^^-^ association with leading figures of the Missouri 
synod, 1880-1800, and his impressions of the faculty of Concordia 
Theological Seminary, St Louis. The material is related to the 
repository's Obermeyer, Schick, and E. W. A. Sihler collections. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository 

Information on literary rights available in the repository' 

Gift of Mr. Friedrich, 1S55. 

MS 62-600 

Pfotenhauer, Frederick, 1859-1939. 

Papers, 1843-1942. 

ca. 3 ft (ca. 600 items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Lutheran clergyman and church official. Correspondence, sermons 
(bulking largest 1887-1905), articles, clippings, and pictures. In- 
cludes a large correspondence (1925-38) with his children. Most of 
tiie material is in German. The material is related to the repository's 
Br&uer, Fieper, and Walther collections. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gifts of V. Bartling, F. Hertrig, and M_ Hertrig, 1959-60. 

D * „ ™_ t . . MS 62-601 

Reformed Church m America. General Synod. 

Eecords of member churches, 1719-1957. 

38ft. 

In New Brunswick (N. J.) Theological Seminary Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Records of 73 local Reformed churches, 53 of which were in New 
Tork (including 32 in New York City), 14 in New Jersey, 3 in Phila- 
delphia, 1 in Kampen, M<L, 1 In Wilhelmlna, M<L, and 1 in Colony 
Okla. A large percentage of these churches have now gone out of 
existence. Includes consistory minutes, minutes of boards of trustees, 
elders' minutes, treasurers' accounts, church histories, records of 
membership, baptisms, marriages, and deaths, ^"i-inl subscription 
records, records of pew holders, records of church and Sunday School 
organizations, and clippings and photos. A small amount of material 
is in Dutch or German. 

Unpublished guide and index in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Deposit 

MS 62-602 
Jones, Charles, 1820-1892. 
Papers, 1842-92-? 

2v. 

In Wilton (Conn.) Historical Society coUectlona 

Teacher, lawyer, and State legislator of Connecticut Letters from 
Jones to his mother and others, and a short biography written by 
Jones' grandson, Charles Ogdea. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

■_> „ MS62-603 

Muter County Institute, Spring Garden, Mo. 
Eecords, 1884-94. 

2v. 

In University of Missouri Library. Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Accounts and other records of a preparatory school. Includes a list 
of students paying literary tuition, a bill for repairs on the school 
house, and amounts due for tuition and diplomas. 

MS 62-604 
Jophn Consolidated Mining Company, JopUn, Mo 
Eecords, 1887-1928. 
2v. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Articles of incorporation, minutes of meetings, records of pur- 
chases, sales, expenses, and payments to miners, announcements of 
stockholders' meetings, an affidavit of dissolution (Oct 1928) and 
other records of a lead and zinc mine. 

Deposited by George A. Wadlelgh and Vlrgfl Board. 

_ MS 62-605 

Katy C Mining Company, JopUn, Mo. 

Eecords, 1900-06. 

2 v. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Articles of association, bylaws, minutes of the meetings of direc- 
tors, accounts of sales, production, expense and operation, dividends 
and royalties paid, accounts with the JopUn Miner's Bank, err shares 
of stock, and other records of a lead and zinc mine. 

Deposited by George A. Wadlelgh. 

MS 62-606 



Columbia, Mo. Bible College of- Missouri. 

Eecords, 1928-34. 
7 folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Reports of the treasurer and the dean to the Board of Trustees. 
Gift of F. F. Stephens. 

MS62-W7 

New York. Gallery of Fine Arts. 

Eecords, 1844-58. 

2v. 

In New Tork Historical Society collections. 

Subscription book (1844-45) and bylaws and catalog (1858) 

MS 62-608 

Missouri. University. Board Club. 

Eecords, 1886-96. 
2v. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Constitution, bylaws, amendments, list of offices and duties of offi- 
cers, and record of cash receipts of a dub formed by students who 
wished to economize on food expenditures. 

MS 62-609 

Ashland Garden Club, Ashland, Va. 
Eecords, 1922-60. 
ca. 100 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, minutes of members' meetings, and pro- 
grams. 

Deposited by the Ashland Garden Club, 186L 

MS 62-610 

Jennings, John Melville. 

Correspondence, 1955-59. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
m«J J !JJ"5"\ * ,S? m,0 .£!L Correspondence relating to the publlca- 
oy^EaflGreg^iwemTl^ ^^^ ^^ "-»**--- 

Gift of Mr. Jennings, 1961 

MS 62-611 

Virginia. General Assembly. House of Delegates 

Abstracts of journal, 1776-86. 
2v. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections 

TraDscriptemade by the staff of the Virginia Historical Society 

Abstracts from the Journal of the Virginia House of Delet^ST^,, 

cerntog military service of Virginia sddTers (oS ^ mSSSl'S 

Acquired, ca. 1920. 

MS62-612 

HoDey, Myron, 1779-1841. 
Letters, 1799-1840. 
41 Items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Abolitionist 



Harrison, Benjamin, 1726 J-179L 
Letter book, 1787-89. 
l v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Revolutionary statesman and Governor of Virginia. 



MS 62-613 



MS 62-614 



Thomas, Isaiah, 1749-183L 

Letters, 1780-99. 
48 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Publisher and historian. Letters to Hudson and Goodwin, a firm 
of printers in Hartford, Conn. 

_ MS 62-615 

Dexter, Henry Martyn, 1821-1890. 

Correspondence, 1860-72. 

40 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Congregational minister, of Massachusetts. Letters written to 
Dexter. 

MS 62-616. 



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Comstock family. 

Papers, 1784-1883. 
90 items 

In Wilton (Goon.) Historical Society collections. 
Mainly deeds, together with notes, bills, and other papers. 
Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 
Gift of Mrs. Sara Comstock Williams and Mrs. Margery Comstock 
SchUcher. 

MS 62-617 



Olmstead, Hawley, 1793-1868. 
Papers, 1830-52. 
ca. 100 items. 

In Wilton (Conn.) Historical Society collections. 
Mainly promissory notes. 
Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-618 

Wilton Historical Society. 

Historical papers by members of the society, ca. 1930- 

75 items. 

In WUton (Conn.) Historical Society collections. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-619 



Betts family. 

Business papers, 1794-1841. 

9 y. 

In Wilton (Conn.) Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts from originals in Harvard University, Baker 
library. 

Accounts, ledgers, and daybooks of Daniel Betts, Jr., tavemer, 
cooper, and leather dealer, Lewis Betts, Asahel R. Betts, and Betts 
and Raymond, general store. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-620 



Scott, Samuel, 1795-1861. 

Business papers, 1822-62. 
3 v. 

In Wilton (Conn.) Historical Society collections. 

Justice of the peace, selectman, farmer, and fresco painter. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-621 



Cole, Sherman, 1804-1879. 
Accounts, 1833-39. 
3 v. . 

In Wilton (Conn.) Historical Society collections. 
Carriage maker of WUton, Conn. Daybooks. 
Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-622 

Osgood, Samuel, 1748-1813. 
Papers, 1775-1812. 



lv. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Revolutionary Army officer and legislator, 
papers relating ™»iwiy to finance. 



Correspondence and 
MS62-623 



New York Historical Society. 

Massing of the colors papers, 1924- 
ca. 60 v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and other papers relating to tiie «*"»««"' massing 
of the colors In New York City. 

MS 62-624 

Abelson, Paul, 1878-1958. 

Papers. 

75 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Personal papers of Abelson, who was a mediator In the clothing, 
for, paper, and hosiery industries and a lecturer at Columbia Univer- 
sity aiid the Jewish Theological Seminary. 

MS 62-625 



Beal, Edwin Fletcher. 

Papers, 1945-51. 

3 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Papers and pamphlets collected by Beal for his dissertation on 
Origins of co-determination in Western Germany, and papers col- 
lected for a study of manpower policy in Western Germany. 

MS 62-626 rer 

Brooks, EarL 

Papers, 1950. 

1 box. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Questionnaires and working papers of the attitude survey made 
for F. C. Huyck and Sons, Rensselaer, N. Y. 

MS 62-627 

Congress of Industrial Organizations. Industrial Union 
Councils. Buffalo. 

Records, 1937-58. 
7 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Tt»i«fonB col- 
lections. 

MS 62-628 

Consumers' League of New York. 

Records. 

5 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Papers of an organization formed to promote fair labor standards 
through minimum wage legislation and publicity about sub-standard 
labor conditions. 

MS 62-629 

Cornell University. New York State School of Industrial 
and Labor Relations. 
Term papers, 1947- 

2 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

A collection of the better term papers written by students in labor 
union history and collective bargaining. 

MS 62-630 



Emerson, Lynn Arthur, 1890- 
Papers, 1937-38. 
l box. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Halations col- 
lections. 

Reports and programs relating to the National Youth Administra- 
tion. 

MS 62^-631 



Hay, Edward Northrop. 



9 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Personal papers of Hay, who was editor of the Personnel Journal 
and president of Edward N. Hay Associates, a management consult- 
ing firm. 

MS 62-632 



Mason, Myra (Peters) 

Letters, 1824-29. 
lv. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Transcripts. 

Letters from Mifhi pm and Ohio to Mrs. 
Peters, in New York. 



Norris, Matthew. 

Receipts, 1734-40. 

47 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Army officer. 



s sister, Mary 
MS 62-633 



MS 62-634 



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Harvey, John V 

Papers, 1819-21. 
49 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections, 
letters, bills, and receipts of a resident of 
N.Y. 



Onondaga Co., 
MS 62-635 



Helfgott, Simon, 1894- 

Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations collec- 
tions. 

Personal papers of Helfgott, a vice president and organizer of the 
Insurance Workers of America. 

MS 62-636 

Andrews, Byron, 1862-1910, collector. 

Papers, 1657-190L 

Ibox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Miscellaneous autograph signatures and historical documents col- 
lected by Andrews, and a few letters received by him while nnbllsher 
of the Washington National tribune. 

MS 62-637 

Kemp, Nellie. 

Papers, 1900-50. 
50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, US. entitled History of Miami Copper Company, 

broadsides, including the Repeal of the 18th Amendment, and photos. 

MS62-638 

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino. 
Oalif. ' 

Mormon file, ca. 1815-1948. 
ca. 750 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, biographical sketches, 
family histories, and miscellaneous papers relating to Mormons. 
Inventory of the collection in the library. 
Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-639 

Lewis, Lawrence, 1767-1839. 
Letters, 1800-37. 



MS 62-640 



In New York Historical Society collections. 
Soldier and nephew of George Washington. 



Barrell, Theodore. 

Letter book, 1790-1802. 

1 v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Business and personal letters written In Guiana. 



Smith, Gerrit, 1797-1874. 
Letters, 1834-74. 
45 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Reformer. 



Betts, William, 1802-1884. 

Miscellaneous papers, 1815-79. 

41 Items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer. 



MS 62-641 



MS 62-642 



MS 62-643 



Atanon, John, 1737-1805. 
Papers, ca, 1770-1805. 
2 v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
British journalist and bookseller. Letters and memoranda by 
Almon and his contemporaries. 

MS62-644 



Burlington Ca*-JV. J. Oommisaioneri of the Loan Office. 

Records, 1776-98. i" 

6 v. 

In New Jersey Historical Society collections. 

Bonds, accounts, and records of loans made by, and payments 



made to, the Loan Office. 



Ij 



MS 62-645 



Lane, Joseph, 1801-1881. v /' 

Papers, 1852-Sl. ■ 

23 items and 4 v. ^ 

In University of Oregon Library. 

In part, transcripts of originals In the University of Indiana 
Library. 

Territorial Governor, and U. S. Senator from Oregon. Corre- 
spondence, & diary (1872-31), drafts of a biography of Lane by Nina 
Lane Faubion, photos^ and other papers. 

MS 62-646 

Haupt, Herman, 1817-1905. 

Letter book, 1852. 

l v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Engineer. Letter press copies of Hauprs letters, written during 
his employment as chief engineer of the Georgia, Mississippi and 
Southern Railroad. The letters relate to his managerial activities 
and contribute information on the growth and extension of transpor- 
tation facilities in the South. 

Purchase, 1813. 

MS 62-647 

Nowell, Frances, collector. 

Colombia, Mo. real estate data, 1899-1927. 

48 Items. 

In University of Missouri library. Western Historical Manu- 
scripts Collection. 

Plats and descriptive material pertaining to new additions for 
sale, including the Garth addition (1899), the -Guitar addition (1808) 
and the Westwood addition (1910) ; a nimnrt.i report (1904-06) of 
the Water and Light Co. ; and a picture of John Belcher's store in the 
1880's. 

Gift of Miss Nowell. 

MS 62-648 

Hough, Emerson, 1857-1923. 

Papers, 1862-1923. 

ca. 10 items and 131 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Author. Business and personal correspondence; MSS. of Hough's 
North of 36, The covered wagon, and other stories; reminiscences, 
clippings, certificates and diplomas, photos; and moving picture films. 
Including pictures of Hough directing. 

Finding aid In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Hough, 1921-23. 

MS62-649 

Hutching, C B 

Scrapbook. 
1 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Scrapbook of correspondence, news clippings, other papers, and 
photos. 

Gift of Harold D. Hutchlns, 193L 

MS62-650 

Iowa Commission for Russian Famine Relief. 

Records, 1892. 
ca. 500 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence and other records of the secretary, Benjamin F. 
Tlllinghast. 

MS 62-651 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

Dubuque club records. 

5 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Includes 4 volumes of records of the Dubuque Conversational Club ; 
and a volume of extracts of secretaries' reports and other records of 
the Reading Club (organized 1859), the Tuesday Evening Club 
(organized 1869?), and the Conversational Club (organized 1895?) 

Gifts of Mrs. C. P. Rose, 1926; and of Mary Newcomb Adams. 

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Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. Presbyteries. Dee 
Moines. 
Records, 1851-1933. 
13 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Includes minutes. 

In part, gift of Xbeo. Homing, 19SS, and William Hack, 1943. 
Other records acquired 1907. 

MS 63-653 

Boadinot, Elias Cornelius, 1835-1890. 
Papers, 1855-94. 
5ft 

In University, of Oklahoma Library. 

Confederate Army officer, Cherokee delegate to the Confederate 
Congress, and lawyer. Personal correspondence and other papers. 
Includes correspondence of the Boudlnot family. 

MS 62-654 

Boadinot, Elias, d. 1839. 

Papers, 1828-39. 
52 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Journalist and Cherokee leader. The material Is related to the 
library's Stand Watie collection. 

MS 62-655 

Boatman, Andrew K 1887- 

Papers, 1922-50. 

1ST items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, and city and county official of Oklahoma. Political corre- 
spondence, campaign literature, clippings, printed and processed ma- 
terial, and legal papers. 

MS 62-656 

Bienfang, Ralph David, 1905- 
Papers, 1900-45. 

CS-Sft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Pharmacist and university professor. Notes relating to army phar- 
macy, sketchbooks and notes pertaining to plant and animal drugs, 
along with other papers regarding the role of pharmacy in military 
history. 

MS 62-657 

Lfflfgren, Peter Anders, 1847-1922. 
. Papers, 1847-1900. 
2 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Mormon bishop. Correspondence with the Arizona Pioneers' His- 
torical Society relating to Lofgren's family, and his autobiography. 

MS 62-658 

Allison, William Boyd, 1829-1908. 

Papers, 1825-1908. 

ca. 200,000 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

U. S. Representative and Senator from Iowa. Correspondence, 
financial and legal papers, news clippings, scrapbooks, printed mate- 
rial, and other papers, on administrative and political matters, chiefly 
relating to his service In the House, 1863-71, and the Senate, 1873- 
1908. Includes papers of the Allison Monument Commission. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

In large part, gift of the Allison estate, 1816. 

MS62-659 

American Library Association. War Service. 
Records, 1917-18. 



_ Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence, bulletins, and other records. 



MS 62-660 



Barker, Noah. 
Papers. 
21 items and 1 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Includes a Bed Cross letter book and other letters. 
Gift of Mr. Barker, 1818. 



Brown, Leonard, 1837-1914. 
Papers. 

7v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Author and educator. 

MS 62-662 



McLenagan, Lew. 

Papers, 1933-34. 

2 boxes. 

In New York State School of Labor and Industrial Relations 
collections. 

Personal papers of McLenagan who served on the Executive Board 
of the International Union of Mine, MUl and Smelter Workers and 
was an organizer for the union In western Montana, northern Utah 
and the Idaho Panhandle. 

MS 62-663 



Morris, James Oliver, 1923- 
Papers. 



MS 62-661 



In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Papers accumulated In writing Morris' thesis. The origins of the 
CIO (1854) 

MS 62-664 



Naas, Bernard 6 
Papers. 
3 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Papers collected by Naas and CanneUta S. Sakr In writing their 
book, American labor union periodicals, a guide to their location 
(1956) 

MS62-665 

Price, William S 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Papers collected for Price's study. Prevailing wage rate deternuna- 
Ooa for municipal laborers In New York City (1960) 

MS 62-666 



Raimon, Robert Leonard, 1923- 
Papers. 
lbox. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Notes on a wage theory study. 

MS 62-667 

Standard, William L 

Papers, 1937-49. 

14 boxes. 

In New York State School of Labor and Industrial Relations col- 
lections. 

Personal papers and case material for the period when Standard 
was general counsel for the National Maritime Union. 

MS62-668 

Uhhnger, Charles. 

Papers. 

3 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Papers on the maritime Industry collected by Uhllnger in preparing 
his doctor's dissertation. The wages of American seamen, 1939-1962, 
for Fordham University and as a professor at the New York State 
Maritime College. 

MS 62-669 

Byrd, William L 

Papers, 1888-1902. 
112 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of the Chickasaw Nation. Messages to the Chickasaw 
Legislature, and clippings pertaining to National Party affaire. 

MS 62-670 



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Campbell, J S m& _ 

Business records, 1889-1934. 

W It. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

=»^S «JSSH ,££«£ 5SSST *" < * erat "* to ' *• 

MS 62-671 
Carter, Prank C 1864- 

Papers, 1910-54. 
65 items. 
In University of Oklahoma library. 

MS62-672 
Gate, Roscoe Simmons, collector. 

Papers relating to the Creek Indians, 1819-1937. 
In Diversity of Oklahoma Library 

other cffl(nals«mnectedMthloe^affalr&. iipoale "««. and 

MS 62-673 
Chinese Industrial Cooperatives. 

Records, 1938-48. 

48 ft. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

MS 62-674 
Speculation Land Company. 

Eecc-rds, 1796-1909. 
1300 items. 

leettattsre?''' ° f NOrth CaroUna Llbrar y. Southern Historical Col- 

tJZOiSlSFZZSyS? ^ Bapere ' and oUler «co«te relating to the 
formation and 1 transactions of the Speculation Land CtoofSfew York 

Burg, and Rutherford Comities, N. C ^^ 

Unpublished description In the library 
Deposited by Fred McBrayer and Mis. George W. Justice, 1952. 

MS 62-675 

Hawkeye Insurance Company, Dea Moines. 
Eecords, ca. 1865. 

1 V. 

mi?m State £"*t °* BlBt0T y ^ Archives collections. 
First tetter copybook of the Company. """""mis. 

Gift of Henry A. Howell, 1927. 

MS 62-676 
Cratty, Robert Irvm, 6. 1863. 
Papers. 

ca. 75 Items. 

£5aS. S SS£? ,t « ffl » t »ry and Archives collections. 

2^, *™ l "" M low * Geological Survey, v. 15 (ISM) p. 260- 

Gift of Mr. Cratty, 1911. 

„ „ MS 62-677 

Goddard, Ed. 

Civi] War papers. 

2 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History ana Archives collections. 

Button, Oande Webb. MS 62-678 

Papers, ca. 1903-ca, 1924. 



Gift of Bessie Button Mnrray, 1941. 



CaldweH Henry Clay, 1832-1915. 
Correspondence. 
40 items. 

?.2H? * S< i? te De! ?- ** Hfe'My and Archives collections. 

o^ia&ra^^bon?^- 1 ^ E5—.- 
Gift of Mrs. Guy C. Smith. 

MS 62-680 

Gift of A. H. Sttckford, 1948. ^^ 

MS 62-681 
Carpenter, Cyrus day, 1829-1898. 
Papers, 
ca. 90 items. 



Gift of Mr. Carpenter. 

MS 62-682 
V. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

New Sa^B^* - ""* ""-** -*"*"■ * 
30 boxes. 

tecaoml"* Y " k StSte SCh001 0f Ind »strial and Labor Relations col- 

Microfilm copies. 
Bo ^de* ( by company, union, and type of clause is available on key 

MS 62-683 
Kecords, 1928. 



MS 62-679 



lee?.*?" T ° rt State **"* <* ^uswal and Labor Relations col- 

includes corresponden^^Aryrw^ol 6 ^^^^^ 

MS 62-684 
Murphy, James J 1860-1922. 

Papers, 1893-1919. 
lbox. 

Ite&r?" T ° rk StBte *** of **— *"° Labor Rations col- 

MS 62-685 

U. S. National Labor Relations Board. 
Eecords, 1937- 
10 boxes. 

lections*"' Y ° rt StSte Sch001 of ^austrial and Labor Relations col- 

^nrtappear in the bound volun£ .££. SX^aMe^ 

MS 62-686 

Woman's Peace Party. 

Eecords, 1915-19. 
IS ft 

lectfoof' **** HistorJcal "««* * Swarthmore College, Peace Col- 

SSSKS? ^mtteSaT^^r^r^ 

^A$^7a^T9eoTSS^^ 

malnder ta the possessions^ Lute rfp^?. Wa0m ' "** *"* **" 

MS 62-687 



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New York Peace Society {Founded 1906) 
Records, 1906-40. 

In Friends Historical library of Swarthmore College, Peace Cot 
lection. » . 

Correspondence, minutes, reports, financial records, scrapbooks, 
publications, and other papers. Includes papers on the Society" 
•wort in organizing the League to Enforce Peace. 

Deposited by the Society, 1940. MS62-68S 



Spalding, Keith, collector. 
Papers, 1829-1939. 
ca.300 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Correspondence, notes, and miscellaneous papers relating to the 
Sespe Ranch In Ventura Co, Calif. The papers were used by Robert 
G. Clel&nd in writing bis book. The place called Sespe (1940) 

Gift of Mr. Spalding, S*4. MS 62-689 



Cole, Coleman. 

Papers, 1875-79. 

184 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Principal Chief of the Choctaw Nation. Correspondence relating 
to the Indian Union, speeches, Choctaw Tribal Council proceedings, 
accounts of Choctaw court cases, and other papers pertaining to the 
problem of intruders, tribal citizenship, royalties from Choctaw coal 
lands, and Choctaw participation in the proposed Indian Union grow- 
ing out of the Okmulgee Council. 
^ MS62-690 



Coldiron, Daisy Lemon, 1876-1946. 
Papers, 1920-50. 
500 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Poet Correspondence (personal, political, and historical), unpub- 
lished MSS. of Mrs. Coldiron's poetry, scrapbooks, and clippings or 

Juxvoem - MS62-691 



Chouteau, Yvonne. 

Papers, 1932-50. 

200 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Ballerina. Magazine and newspaper clippings relating to Miss 
Chouteau's rise to Stardom. Includes magazine and newspaper ar- 
ticles regarding the Chouteau family. fto_eoo 



Chickasaw Nation. 

Records, 1866-1904. 

SfL 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Law, teases, auditor's reports, proceedings of the National Council, 
and other papers relating to elections, intruders, and treedmen. 

MS 62-693 



C^jckaaha Milling Company. 

Records, 1897-1952. 

210 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, export reports, afflortarfd agricultural and eco- 
nomic history material, grain research papers, and other records per- 
taining to the operations of the Chlckasha Milling Co. 

MS 62-694 



Cherokee Nation. 

Records, 1870-1905. 

12 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Official correspondence, letter press books, reports, chiefs mes- 
sages, speeches of delegates, proceedings, laws, court decisions, acts, 
teases, election returns, registers of removal claims, clippings, and 
business papers. Includes papers relating to the Cherokee Stri p Live 
Stock Association, intruders, education, warrants, and abstracts. 

MS 62-695 



Winston, Francis Donnell, 1857-1941. 
Papers, 1828-1943. 
In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 

leC Judge, Sttte legislator and official, and civic leader, of Bertie Co, 
N. C. Correspondence and speeches. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Winston. IMS. MS 62-696 



Jones, John, fi. 1862-65, of Salem, 10.1 

Papers, 1864-65. 

2 ft (ca. 500 items) 

In University of Tennessee Library. 

Miscellaneous military correspondence (requisitions, receipts, or- 
ders, etc.) of Lt. John Jones, Co. G, 83rd Illinois Volunteer Infantry, 
who was quartermaster at Fort Donelson, Tenn, ISM*, together 
with the record of a court of Inquiry charging horse thievery against 
Jones, who was acquitted. 

Indexed in the library's manuscript catalog. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Curtis B. Smith. MS 62-697 



OTtieUy, Henry Brooks, 1839 '-1862. 

Letters, 1854-56. 

1 v 

In iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

lurve^or and soldier. LettSs written white OTUelly was em- 
ployed in the survey of the Des Moines Elver Valtey^ Includes a Des 
Moines Blver improvement map (1849) by William Dewey. 

Gift of A. J. Small, MS 62^698 



National Committee of Demooats-for-WilUde. 

Records, 1940. 

10ft 

In University of Rochester Library. 

Correspondence and records of an organization which was active 
during the Presidential campaign of 1940. 
Deputed by the Committee, 1941 ; converted to gift, 196X 
Infonnation on literary rights available In the Ubrary. 

"S 035-W9 

Simmons (Dennis) Lumber Company. Wi&amston, If. C. 

Records, 1878-1927. 

27,656 items and 82 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, accounts, account books, ledgers, deeds, pay llsta, 
bills, receipts, and other records, relating to all aspects of the lumber- 
ing business, from the purchase of timber lands to the shipment of 
finished board. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1957. 

MS 62-700 

Emory University, Attarda. Library. 

Georgia political leaders' autographs, 1782-1940. 

83 items. 

In Emory University Library. 

Routine patronage and business letters and notes, primarily of 
autograph interest of Governors, U. S. Senators and Representatives, 
and other persons prominent in Georgia politics. The bulk of the ma- 
terial is of the period 1830-95. 

Finding aid in the library. 

Infonnation on literary rights available in the library. 

Acquired, 1955. In part, formerly owned by Israel Exeech Tefft, 
Benjamin Perley Poore, and other collectors. 

MS 62-701 



Nashvffle Bridge Company. 

Records, 1819-53. 

2 items and 2 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

A daybook (1819-53), an account book (1819-23), a contract with 
Joseph Johnston for a bridge over the Cumberland (1819), and the 
court record of a suit against Johnston by JsBob Beltzhoover repre- 
senting the Company (1821) ..«..,..__. 

In part, gift of William Bdmlston Chapter of the D. A. R, ; In part, 
purchase from rrha-ripa a. Mwrllh. 

MS 62-702 



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O'Connor, James Francis Thaddeos. 1884-1948 
Papers, 1900-48. 
390 items and 18 v 

vZumns? ■ <tf North ***** Ln »»«y- 

s^ p»^ -Ba ass ssssssa&a«at 

Gift of Charles P. Peterson, 1252. 

MS 62-703 

Burke, John, 1859-1937. 

Papers, 1906-42. 

600 items. 

In University of North Dakota Library 

Gift of Thomas Burke, 1852. ^^ 

MS 62-704 
Writers' Congress, University of California at Lot AmgOn, 
Records, 1943-44. 

^^^^ters-S^.S.^hfre^K?^: 
Gift of the Hollywood Writers' Mobilisation. 

MS 62-705 
Hawtey, George Maxwell Blackstock, 1S70-194L 

5 ft. (284 items) 

In Hobart College Library. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies (negatives 

Waterlof te ""*"" bu3a<aag «■*■ CanimSSorae^S 
Calendar prepared by Mr. Hawley. 
wn-cbased from Mrs. Hawley, 1941-42. 

MS 62-706 

Doohttle, James Rood, 1816-1897. 
Papers, 1831-93. 
43 items. 
In Hobart College Library 

lege <dassma^ Xn^^^ 1 ^ 1 S te ^S? n ^? U « le, s "wa- 
ning * B~Ml2rS£%2X$&lZE? j*« »• »£«■ 
spondenee with bis brother aocnester, H. x, and cone- 

Gift 



MS 62-707 



Vincent, John Martin, 1857-1939. 
Papers, 1887-1939. 
412 items. 

In Johns Hopkins University Library 
Professor of history at Johns Hopkins. 
Card catalog In the library " 

^natto ^tex«y rights aTailahle In the library. 

MS62-708 

Hay, William Perry, 1872-1947 
Papers, 1892-1937. 
242 items. 
In University of Florida Library 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-709 



Bradley, Phillips, 1894- 
Papers, 1942. 
lbox. 

lec&nT' *"* State Sch001 " to *»«»I «■« Labor Belations col- 

MS 62-710 

Thomson, Rnffin, 1841-1888. 
Papers, 1822-89. 
220 items. 

JS£l2$>* 0t NOrth Car ° Bna L " muy - S"**"* HistoHcal (M. 

Un^bltehed description In the library laamai ^ i - 
Gift of Mrs. Ben S. Lowry, M57. 

MS 62-711 

Kansas City, Mo. University. Library. 
Texas land grants, 1850-90 
ca. 60 items. 
Jr. TJniverslty of Kansas City Library, Snyder Collection of Amerl- 



Mainly land grants, together with a few warranty deeds. 

MS 62-712 

Barnett, George Ernest, 1873-1938. 
Papers, 1914. 
1 box. 
^InNew York State School of Industrial and Labor Eelationa e* 

Gift of Mark Perlman, 1853. 

MS 62-713 

American Federation of Labor. 

Correspondence, 1926-52. 
43 reels of microfilm. 

lecSon^ Y ° rk State Sclu)0J °* ^"^Wal and Labor Belations col- 
as VSELSS&j&JF" Green ' 8 gigaatm to******** 

MS 62-714 



Strike clippings, 1946. 

1 box. 
^to New York State School of Industrial and Labor Belations col- 
ae ^W*®> "bout strikes in New York State from national and local 

MS 62-715 



Rochester, N. Y. Dniversity. Library. 
Autograph collections, 1180- 
12 ft. (ca. 3000 items) 
In University of Rochester Library. 
\J^^T^ ^P* 3 "' and aowunents of American and European 
Card index in the library. Described in CateJrrcmTTrfH^ ..<«_ 

M^dor? u , < Ss; " "^^rS^tri^SSA^s^. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS 62-716 rev 



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American Labor Education Service, inc^ New Tori. 

Records, 1922-33. 

3 boxes. , 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Course materials used in the Bryn Mawr Summer School for 
Workers, the Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Indus- 
try, the Summer School for Women Workers In Industry at the 
University of Wisconsin, the Southern Summer School, and the Vine- 
yard Shore School for Women Workers in Industry; bibliographies, 
conference notes, and monographs on workers, education. 

MS 62-717 rev 

Cohunbia Conserve Company. 

Kecords, 1932-33. 

1 box. 

In New York State School of Industrial and labor Relations col- 
lectibns. 

Mimeographed minutes of the meetings of the Employees Council 
of a company whose workers had the right to make rules governing 
their hours, incomes, hiring, and firing. 

MS 62-718 

Habinow, Isaac Mas, 1875-1936. 
Papers. 
10 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Belations col- 
lections. 

Physician, economist, and advocate of social security. Correspsno- 
enee, Mac of EnblnoWs writings, obituaries, and photos. 

MS 62-719 

United Mine Workers of America. District IS. 
Kecords, 1899-1928. 
6 reels of microfilm 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Belations col- 
lections. 

Records of bargaining meetings with the operators. 

MS 62-720 

Rochester, N. Y. University. 

Archives, 1845- 

cs. 100,000 items. 

In University of Rochester Library. 

Official records of the University and papers relating to it In- 
cludes correspondence, diaries, and personal papers of many alumni 
University presidents and faculty members represented include Mar- 
tin Brewer Anderson, Henry Fairchild Burton, Cornelius William De 
Kiewiet, Herman Le Boy Fairchild, Joseph Henry Gllmore, David 
Jayne Hill, Asahel Clark Kendrlck, Samuel A. Lattlmore, William 
Carey Morey, Bush Rhees, Alan Chester Valentine, and Ira Solomon 
Wile 

Indexed in part Described in University of Rochester Library 
Bulletin, v. 4, no- S (Spring 1849) p. 55. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available at the library. 

Deposit and gift, 1930- 

MS 62-721 rav 

Clarke, George Washington, 1852-1936. 

Papers. 
10 v. 

In Iowa State DepL of History and Archives collections. 
Lawyer, legislator, and Governor of Iowa. Correspondence, 
speeches, news clippings, certificates, and other papers. 
Gift of Mrs. Clarke, 1B4S. 

MS 62-722 

Oarkson, James Sullivan, 1843-1918. 

Papers, cs- 1877-ca. 191S. 

ca.4 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Politician, editor, and business executive. Correspondence, check- 
books, account books, and other papers, Including correspondence of 
the Allison Memorial Commission, 1908-06, and some material on 
social matters. 

Gift of Mr. Oarkson, 1915. 

MS 62-723 

Alden, Albert, <Z. 1892. 
Papers, 1792, 1836-92. 
4 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections, 
journal and ledger of a general store kept by Alden at Delafleld, 
Alden's official records as sheriff of Waukesha County (1865-66), and 
a copybook. 

MS 62-724 



Allen, Walter L 

Diaries, 1879-1918. 

41 v. 

In Henry £. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Diaries relating to the Sphinx Citrus Ranch, Pasadena. 
Lent by Mr. Allen, 1838. 

MS 62-728 



Clarke, William Pena. 

Correspondence, 1844-96. 
75 items and 3 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Lawyer, journalist, and politician. Correspondence with promi- 
nent lowans, on political, official, and personal mat te rs . Also includes 
an autobiographical sketch, and a MS. bill on intoxication. 
Gift of Mr. Clarke, 1884. 

MS 62-726 



Westover, John Glendower, 1917- collector. 

M. Jeff Thompson papers. 

4 folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Notes, clippings, and other papers, and photos, assembled by 
Westover while editing the diary of M Jeff Thompson, Confederate 
officer. Includes a poem written by W. B. Thompson concerning his 
brother Jeff, and a letter to Westover from Eleanor P. Thompson, 
M. J. Thompson's granddaughter. 

Deposited by R. S. Brownlee. 

^^ MS62-727 



Shanks, Charles, collector. 

Civil War scrapbooks, 1850-65. 

2 v. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Newspaper clippings relating to the Civil War and to the period 
immediately prior to it Includes accounts of the Buchanan-Fillmore 
election returns, discussions of slavery problems, states' rights Issue, 
the Federal Constitution. Lincoln's Inaugural address, People's Party 
national convention, the possible impeachment of Lincoln, peace over- 
tures of the North and South, Lincoln's suspension of the writ of 
habeas corpus, military arrests of civilians, freedom of speech, press 
and assembly, proposed trial of Jefferson Davis, and speeches and 
articles by military leaders of the day. 

Gift of Mr. Shanks. 

MS 62-728 



Sehiler, Ferdinand Canning Scott, 1864-1987. 

Papers, ca. 1886-1937. 

8 ft (ca. 7000 items) 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Philosopher and university professor. Correspondence, drafts of 
articles and books, lectures, class notes, dippings, offprints of articles, 
photos., memorabilia, and other business and personal papers, docu- 
menting Schiller's career as philosopher and teacher at Cornell 
University, Corpus Chrlsti College, Oxford, and the University of 
Southern California. Correspondents include Henri Bergson, John 
Dewey, G. Lowes Dickinson, Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir Frederick Pollock, 
Bertrand Russell, and Canning Schiller. 

Gift of the estate of Mr. Schiller, ca. 1948. 

MS 62-729 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

Auto^nph albums. 

11 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Includes autographs of American Governors, generals. Members of 
Congress, writers, newspaper editors, university presidents, and other 
notable people. Also Includes letters, currency, stamps, and photos. 

MS 62-730 

Kirkwood, Samoa! Jordan, 1813-1894. 

Papers, 1841-93. 

ca. 1050 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer, teacher, Governor, and U. S. Senator from Iowa. Cor- 
respondence, reports, bills, petitions, legislative resolutions, printed 
material, and other papers, concerning administrative, political and 
personal affairs. 

Acquired, 1915. 

MS 62-731 



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Lacey, John fleteher, 1841-1913. 

Papers, 1853-1912. 

ca. 60,000 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Tn^fvJS"^' p ?" tlc ' an ' and u - S. Bepresentative from Iowa. 
Includes business, political, and personal correspondence. 
Finding aid in the repository. 

MS 62-732 

OUumwa, Iowa. Police Court. 

Kecords, 1857-67. 

ca. 450 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

MS 62-733 



Parker, George Frederick, 1847-1828. 

Papers, 1876-1904. 

ca. 1200 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Journalist. Correspondence, articles, notes, and news dippings 

Finding aid in the repository. -wiues. 

Gift of Mr. Parker, 1928. 

MS 62-734 

Porter, Evelyn (Howe) 

Papers. 

125 items. 

Inlowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

lectures and essays on the Spirit Lake massacre. 

MS62-735 

Iowa. Historical, Memorial and Art Dept. 

Kecords, 1890-1908. 

ca. 8000 items. 

?ifILS ate Dept of Hfctory and Archives collections. 
^SSrSH^^JSl 1 ?•£? papers * **• Department (nnder its 
SSS,^. SfK" 81 Dept> dnrln 8 "» euTatorship of Chartes 
toeaMSv-SSS?" "* """VO***"* with persons of national and 
iEw^fiS'^ VTHL w)um *" ■•**»» Abernethy, William Boyd 
Allison Albert Baird Cummins, Horace Emerson Deemer, GrenvSe 
M. Dodge, Jonathan Prentiss DolUver, James Depew EdmundsoT 
James Harlan, John Albert Tiffin Hull. HarveTlngSm? JoaobSnt 
^?. F -, La ^S' ^} m S 1 Ijmbe ^ Theodore S. ParvTnTwIuSTsS 
Benjamin Prankto Sbambangh, Prank Springer, Hoyt SberSaTand 
SSSS^^iS The ' nateri &l •« related to the repotftory'sAJdrich 
autograph collection and its Aldrieh personal papers/ «™-«™ 

F ^KS^SL™? 108 and tade i m *>» repository. 

r Aldrlch. Charles, 1828-1808 

MS 62-736 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archive*. 

Aldrieh autograph collection, 14th-20th cent. 

ca. 1500 file drawers. 

I °.? owa state De I )t of History and Archives collections. 

letters, literary MSS., addressed envelopes, biographical sketches, 
pictures, and other papers, containing autographs, other handwriting 
portraits and mementos of prominent figures of Iowa, America, 
Europe, and the world, including Iowa pioneers and legislators, U S 
Senators and Representatives, Civil War soldiers, and internationally 
Known authors, statesmen, sovereigns, reformers, religious leaders 
educators, scientists, and philosophers. The hulk of the collection is 
of the period 1870-1910. The material Is related to the repository's 
Historical, Memorial and Art Dept. records, and Its Aldrieh personal 
papers. 

Card catalog in the repository. 

MS 62-737 

Matern, John, d. 1680. 

Correspondence, 1668-82. 
20 items and 2 reels of microfilm. 
In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College, 
_ SjfjSF 11 * 8 typewritten) and microfilm of originals lent by Mary 

♦mSSTTw?!!" - an A^ 2 1 ^ eacoer - Mostly written whae Matern 
£"cE;JL , ?S£™ B i£*L Sch001 m »Wl«»d, Concerns adherence 
to Quaker _faKh, publications, travel, and Quaker meetings. The 
material, except tor some translations, is in German and Dutch, 
correspondents include John Glaus, Benjamin Purly Bobert Milne. 
Ephralm Prach, and Bobert SanffltandsT^^ ^ 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 19*9. 

MS 62-738 



Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends' Historical 

Lists of public Friends, 1656-1832. 

18 items. 

In Friends Hlatorical Library of Swarthmore College. 

mi^^r'' wfU L5 ,m ? " ,a oecasioual notes, of Friends in th» 
mlnistry who came from Europe to America. mT™,* *™ A JZ ~i~ 
to England and Ireland. l«iS^;^oU^ri5dTrtc*Slte?SS 

Sffil^? S Horsham, P fe Newport, B. L, SolebmrT PaTand 
WrigMstown, N. J.: and a list of the ministry from PhUadefrbJs, 

Card index in the library 

Gifts. 

MS 62-739 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends' Historical 
Library. 

Marriage certificates, 1666-1952. 

ca. 320 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) and photocopies. 

Largely 18th and 19th century Quaker marriase certificates T„ 

Quakercertificates; and a marriage certificate in Quaker form of 
*"?, N j*Tf "ho had been slaves, signed by John WoSmal 

Card index in the library. 

Largely gifts. 

MS 62-740 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends' Historical 
lAorary. 

Genealogical charts of Quaker families, 
ca. 150 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore Collet 
In part, .photocopies (positive) and microfilm (positive) 
Charts for the Bertram, Biddle, Brinton, BrosinVCad§urv Canbv 
g 00 ^. Green, Griscom, HaUowell, Hoover. Jenktos inxonR^rrtah.' 
P^n.^P.ckett, Seaman. Sharpless, TruebloTweT'and^er 

Card Index in library 
Gifts. 

MS 62-741 

New York (City) Mayor's Court. 
Kecords, ca. 1681-1819. 
ca. 2000 Items. 
In Columbia University Libraries. 

•.wSJ***-?* 2*** aIBUed be * >re ibe Mayor's Court, Including the 
P ^ d ^£?., of attorneys, occasional briefs or abstracts of arguments. 
?„.^ W -r2 d | men ^ or decrees ' numerous writs of Inquiry (especially 
for 1770-75) and many legal opinions by government offldahVThe 
papers were collected by Benjamin Salzer ^^ 

Bequest of Mr. Saber, 1957. 

MS 62-742 

Sherborne, Thomas H 

Papers, 1831-99. 

40 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections 
iMr23S? on ? en ,S e an<: bnsto ess papers. Inclndes'23 letters (1831- 
54) written In German a^S addressed to Christian Gessler a Phila- 
l?iS?V eweler: S deeds -(MKl-M) for Philadelphia properties in 
which Sherbornewas Interested : a decree of discharge ii bankruptcy 
i*mn SI, S'^SfJ-SJ*"" ""^eming the estate of John Craig 
of PhUadelphia (1809-29), a receipt book (1808-87) and farm i? 
count book (1B00-Q2) of William V. Sherborne. ^^ 

MS 62-743 

Evans, Joshua, 1731-1798. 
Papers, ca. 1788-98. 

7 v. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Quaker minister and abolitionist Correspondence, mostly letters 
"SP*" *°v , Evaas ""B Ann, by Quakers at whose homes he stayed 
while on Mb religious visits; and Journals of his ministry in North 
America. Includes copies of the Journals made by George Church- 
man^ and copies thought to be made by Abraham Warrington. 

Card index in the Library. The Journal was published in 18S7. 

Deposited by Edward H. and Thomas B. Fawcett, 1935-39. For- 
merly owned by the Bonsai] and Fawcett families. 

MS 62-744 



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Tennessee. Courts. 

Court records of Washington Co., Tenn., 1774-1893. 

S713 Items. 

Id Duke University Library. 

Apparently that part of the court records of Washington County 
constituting tbe sheriffs papers, L e. court orders, subpoenas, and 
search warrants, which were placed in the sheriffs hands for execu- 
tion, together with some regular court records relating to suits for 
slander, assault, and the recovery of debts, and the court orders to 
sheriffs of surrounding counties. Bulk of the collection is of the 
period 1774-1858. Includes Information on early settlement, explana- 
tions of failure to pay debts, suits over land, hone stealing, theft, 
and divorce. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1942. 

MS 62-745 

CormeBee, Charles Ulrica, 1851-1930. 

Papers, 1851-1919. 

10 ft (27,584 items) 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, transcripts. 

Surveyor, State legislator, and educator. Correspondence, letter 
press copies (1885-1918), financial, legal, and land papers (1304-18), 
abstract records (1891-1908), minutes, petitions, speeches, printed 
material, and other papers, concerning Connellee's legislative service 
and political activities, his founding of Eastland, Tex, and the dis- 
covery of oil there. 

Unpublished Index In the library. 

MS 62-746 

Collins, Frank Shipley, 1846-1920. 
Papers, 1872-1919. 
ca. 1800 Items. 

In Americas Philosophical Society Library. 

Botanist. Correspondence, and a few other papers, largely con- 
cerning algae. 

Unpublished Index of correspondents. 
Purchased from Mr. Collins' son, 1861. 

MS 62-747 

Fairchild, James Harris, 1817-1902. 

Papers, 1852-1903. 

7500 items. 

In Oberlln College Library. 

Educator and Congregational clergyman. 

Calendar and Index In the library. 

MS 62-748 
Bogart, Henry I 

Papers, 1749-91. 

2 ft. (ca. 370 items) 

In New York State Library. 

Revolutionary Army officer, alderman, and Justice of the peace In 
Albany. Chiefly receipts. 

Gift of Pruyn, 1964. 

MS 62-748 
Thompson, John H 

Correspondence, 1908-15. 

1500 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Christian Science practitioner of Boston. Professional and per- 
sonal correspondence. Bulk of the collection consists of carbon 
copies of Thompson's correspondence with patients In various parts 
of the United States. These letters concern his professional services, 
the progress of the patients, and his activities In spreading the doc- 
trines of Christian Science. Personal letters to Mrs. Thompson's 
relatives relate to her cure after many years of Illness and to the 
efforts of the Thompson family to mollify her relatives after she had 
abandoned medical treatment 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired, 1969. 

MS 62-750 
American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Account books, daybooks, and diaries, 1731-1813. 

9v. 

In American Philosophical Society Library. 

Includes John Leacock's commonplace book (1768-81) ; Timothy 
Matlack's account book of receipts and expenditures for the flying 
camp (1785-1800) ; John Fishbourne Mifflin's receipt book (1800-13) ; 
John Beynell's daybook (1731-32) ; Anthony Wayne's receipt book 
(1785-92), Including receipts for 6 warrants paid by order of Ben- 
jamin Franklin; John Williams' daybook (1773-74) ; James Wilson's 
diary (1772-74) ; an account book (1747) of a Philadelphia Mer- 
chant ; and a day ledger (1747-49) 

Cataloged Individually In manuscripts catalog of the library. 

In part, gifts of Seymour Adelman and Mrs. Malcolm 6. Sansser, 
1847-53. 

MS 62-751 



Beecher, Thomas 4£innicut, 1824-1900.- 

Papers, 1844-98. 

ca. 6 ft (ca. 2600 items) 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives. 

Congregational clergyman. Correspondence, printed matter, and 
other papers. Chiefly drafts, outlines, and notes for sermons deliv- 
ered by Beecher as pastor of the Independent Congregational Church, 
Elmira, X. Y. Includes three letters to Beecher from his brother, 
Henry Ward Beecher, 14 letters from Lyman Beecher to his son 
James, while the latter was a student at Dartmouth College, and ese 
letter from Samuel L. Clemens to Mrs. Julia Beecher. 

Indexed In the library's general card catalaf. 

Gift of Ellen W. Farrar, 1943. 

MS 62-752 rev 

Strewn, Eh" W 1822-1907. 

Papers, 1792-1912. 
ca. 100 items. 

In Bucks County Historical Society Library (Doylestown, Pa.) 
Farmer. Strawn family legal papers, weather books and journals 
(1836-91), account books (1888-75) including one for butter and 
eggs (1852-75), Invitations, schoolbooks, and photos. 
Card catalog In the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the Horary. 
Gift of Walter Z. Barndt 1956. 

MS 62-753 

Abefl, Alexander G 1819-1890. 

Correspondence, 1841-76. 
1 box. 

In Dearborn Historical Museum. 

Diplomat and businessman. Correspondence with relatives con- 
cerning Abell's business affairs and travel*. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 
Gift of the Ives family, 1949. 

MS 62-754 

McKenney, William Robertson. 

Business records, 1865-1930. 

4440 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Lawyer, of Petersburg, Ta. Materials relating to McKenney's 
law practice (chiefly 1880-1900), and largely concerned with the 
settlement of estates and the sale of real estate In Petersburg, Ta. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1947. 

MS 62-755 
King, Henry Churchill, 1858-1934. 

Papers, 1902-27. 

SO boxes and 19 drawers. 

In Oberlln College Library. 

Educator and Congregational clergyman. Correspondence and 
other papers. 

MS 62-756 
Wright, George Frederick, 1838-1921. 
Papers. 1850-1921. 
ca. 12300 items. 
In Oberlln College Library. 

Educator. Congregational clergyman, and geologist Correspond- 
ence and other papers. 

Card file, calendar and index in the library. 
Gift of the Wright family. 

MS 62-757 
Finney, Charles Grandison, 1792-1875. 

Papers, 1817-75. 

ca.2600 items. 

In Oberlln College Library. 

Educator and evangelist Correspondence and other papers relat- 
ing to Oberlin College and theological matters, mostly from con- 
verts and friends in the U. S. and Great Britain. The later cor- 
respondence (1868-75) relates chiefly to antirmasonry. 

Calendar and index in the library. 

MS 62-758 
Bollock, Georgia Philipps (Morgan) 1878- 

Papers. 1913-53. 

23 v. and 1 reel of microfilm 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Microfilm copy (positive) made In 1954 from originals In tbe pos- 
session of Judge Bullock. 

Lawyer and judge. Correspondence, clippings, pictures, and re- 
lated material arranged in chronological order In scrapneoks. . The 
material is concerned with the career of Judge Bullock as a lawyer 
In Los Angeles, appraiser of the Los Angeles Probate Court, referee 
of women's cases, Los Angeles Police Court and Women's Court, 



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Papers, 



Bollock, Georgia PhiKpps (Morgan) 1878- 
1913-53. (Omttaned) 

deputy district attorney, judge of the Los Angeles Municipal court 
and of the Superior Court of Los Angeles, and head of tie Adop- 
HonDepLof the Los Angeles Juvenile Court and the Children* Court 

Gift of Jndge Bollock, 1851 

MS 62-759 



Evans, Oliver, 1755-1819. 

Papers, 1792-1834. 

75 Items. 

In University of Michigan Transportation Library. 

Miller, millwright, and Inventor. Letters and papers, chiefly re- 
lating to steam engines and their application to various problems. 
252i? p ^ n L for fnra »««. "m* dty lighting systems and water 
notes, of Evans' book The abortion of the young steam engineer's 

Si^,, La ^. 1B ? tel !iJ? d,,ae8 two *»p««**tehy arevakTBatne 
concerning Evans' orukter ampbibolos. 

Descrtbea in Michigan Historical Becords Surveys Guide to manu- 
script collections In Michigan, v. 2 (1942) p. relfS, Many of the 
papers are reproduced In Grevffle Bathe's Oliver BvansTTdmmlcte 
of early American engineering (1985) 

Gift, from Alba B. Johnson, 1927, and other sources, 1828-84. 

MS 62-760 



Panknin, Charles F 

Business records, 1844-1909. 

1050 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3084) 

Pharmacist, of Charleston, S. C. Account books and prescription 
books (1844-72), business correspondence (1881-88), and other 
papers, of Panknin's drag store. 

Unpublished description in the library 

Purchase, 1955. 

MS 62-761 



Bandar-log Press. 

Records, ca. 1895-1904. 

ca. 45 items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Correspondence, miscellaneous papers, pictures, and a complete 
collection of the publications of the Bandar-log Press. Includes items 
relating to the Press, printed by Edwin Bliss wit) Ysleta, Tex. and 
correspondence between its founder, John Francis Holme, and the 
humorist George Ade, who wrote various short stories specifically for 
publication by the Press. 

Purchase, 1954- 

MS 62-762 



Iieber, Richard, 1869-1944. 

Correspondence, 1920-23. 

665 items. 

In Indiana State Library. 

Director of Indiana State Dept of Conservation. Much of the cor- 
respondence deals with Lieber's work with German Americans, espe- 
cially in the field o£ politics. Correspondents include John T. Adams, 
Theodore Brentano, James P. Goodrich, Hans Hackel, Bernard G 
Heyn, Paul F. Mueller, Harry S. New, Alfred EL Nippon, and James 
E. Watson. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Indiana Conservation Dept, 1960. 

MS 62-763 



Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association. 

Records, 1921-27. 

ca-Sft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3322) 

Correspondence of the officers of the association, reports, statistics, 
releases, and photos, dealing with activities of the organization in 
Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Includes papers (1927) 
of Sydney D. Frissell, a student at the University of North Carolina- 
concerning cooperative marketing. 

MS 62-764 



IT. S. Dept. of Labor. 

Records of fact finding boards, 1946. 

3 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Transcripts of hearings, reports, exhibits, statistical data, and 
other records of cases before various fact finding hoards appointed 
by the Secretary of Labor. The chief issue discussed was that of 
wage rates. Organizations represented include Amalgamated Asso- 
ciation of Street, Electric Hallway and Motor Coach Employees of 
America, American Communications Association, American Federa- 
tion of Labor National Coordinating Board, American Smelting and 
Befining Co., Anaconda Copper Mining Co, Coeur d'Alene District 
operators. Greyhound Lines, International Brotherhood of Electrical 
Workers, International Union of Mine, MiU and Smelter Workers 
Kennecott Copper Corp., Miami Copper Co. Phelos Dndee fw, 

«nS1wS?wi5? d ! «J?'. n !? ,rds ' Lab0T M "»«e»>ent Documenta- 
USuof^ °° 1 0f lndnstp,aI ""1 Labor Relations 

Gifts of Saul Wallen and Carl Borgmann. 

MS 62-765 

Cornell University. Neu York State School of Industrial 
and Labor Relations. 

Records of Presidential emergency boards, 1949-50. 

9 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Correspondence, transcripts of hearings, reports, statements, mem- 
oranda, press releases, tables, and other papers relating to disputes 
between labor and management which were mediated by panels an- 
notated by the U. S. Wage Stabilization Board, the U S Steel In- 
dustry Board, the U. S. Board of Inquiry to Report on Certain Labor 
Disputes Affecting the Maritime Industry of the U S_ and other 
Presidential boards of inquiry appointed under the Taft Hartley act 
Organizations represented include American Locomotive Co., Ameri- 
can Smelting and Befining Co, Anaconda Copper Mining Corp In- 
ternational Longshoremen's Association, International Union of Mine. 
M iiJ> a ?2jT ter Work e rs ' Kennecott Copper Corp, Phelps DodjS 
Corp, Steel Companies Coordinating Committee, United States Steel 
Corp., and United Steelworkers of America. 

H„ D ?^ r I bed » n G S? d t t 2 tbe "no 1 **. Labor Management Documenta- 
tUmOanter, New York state gc^i of ^^ and j^^^^ s^^ 

Gifts from various sources. 

MS 62-766 

Remington, Frederic, 1861-1909. 

Papers, 1876-1926. 

155 Items. 

In St Lawrence University Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Artist and author. Correspondence and other papers. Includes 
letters to friends and family in Canton and Ogdensburg, N Y. dealing 
with personal matters; 45 letters to John Hoard, lawyer' of 'Ogdens- 
burg, N. Y. chiefly concerned with hunting and Ashing excursions 
and with Remington's summer home at Chippewa Bay on the St 
Lawrence River; copies of letters to Poultney BIgelow, author, 
journalist, and historian, relating to arrangements for a trip through 
Germany and Russia in 1892 which led to a series of articles for 
Harpers magazine written by BIgelow and illustrated by Remington : 
and six letters to Herbert Foster Gunnison, business managerand nart 
owner of the Brooklyn eagle. «i>-»* 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gifts of various persons. 

MS 62-767 

Sasse, Hermann, 1895- 

Correspondence, 1933-52. 

ca. 75 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections fSt Louis) 

In part, photocopies (positive) 

Lutheran theologian. Letters from Sasse (1934-36) describing 
church conditions in Germany under the National Socialist regime^ 
correspondence (1945-48) on Sasse'B visit and Itinerary In the United 
States; and a partial collection of Sasae's Letters to Lutheran 
pastors. Most of the material is In German. Material is related to 
the Jnsutute's L. Sleek collection, Concordia Seminary collection, and 
3. W. Behnken collection. -»*«»«, ouu 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository 

Information on literary rights available In the repository 

Gift of L. J. Sieek and others, partly in 1953. 

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General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, in 
North America. 

Records, 1868-1921. 

ca. 16 it 

In Lutheran Theological Seminary Library (Philadelphia) 

Correspondence and -minutes of conventions ; correspondence, 
minutes, and reports relating to foreign and home missions ; records 
of the National Lutheran Commission for Soldiers' and Sailors' Wel- 
fare, of the Committee on Digests, the Committee on Merger, the 
Kropp Commission, the Editorial Committee for the Lntherischer 
Herold, the Quadricentennial Ways and Means Committee, and the 
Publication Ways and Means Committee; registers of students of 
Kropp Seminary and Breklum Seminary; constitution, addresses, 
bills, and the original draft of the Galesburg rule of 1875. 

Finding aid in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-769 



Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. Districts. English. 

Records, 1894-1938. 

1 ft (ca. 1100 items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts. 

Minutes of the first sessions of the Eastern (English) Conference 
(1894) ; history of the movement toward amalgamation of the Eng- 
lish District into the geographical districts of the Missouri Synod; 
correspondence and reports on the desirability and feasibility of 
TEng»«h District amalgamation; constitution of the District; and 
correspondence between its executives G. Schuessler and G. E. Hage- 
mann and pastors within the District concerning finances, local prob- 
lems, church visitations, calls issued to clergy, missions within the 
District, and the maintenance of Concordia College, Conover, N. C 

Material relates particularly to activities In the New York, Baltimore, 
and North Carolina circuits, 1927-32. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gifts, in part from J. W. Behnken, 1960. 

MS 62-770 



Gfinther, Martin, 1831-1893. 

Papers, 1832-92. 

2 ft. (ca. 130 Items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Lutheran minister, author, and professor of theology. Letters, 
sermons, class notes taken by Gunther as a student as well as those 
taken by some of his students, and personal papers, Including a 
baptismal certificate, naturalization papers, and diplomas. Bulk of 
the collection falls In the period 1846-90. Largest sections are those 
consisting of lecture notes taken as a student (1848-53) and notes 
for sermons (1855-71). Material Is In German, Latin, and English, 
and includes 2 sermons In English written by Pastor Loeber in 1845 
and 1848. Material is related to the Institute's G. Loeber, Concordia 
Seminary, L. E. Fuerbrlnger, O. Fuerbringer, C. F. W. Walther, 

Scballer, A. L. Graebner, F. Pleper, G. Stoeckhardt, C. F. Obermeyer, 
and E. ii Arndt collections. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

Gift In part from Edgar Weln, 1951-57. 

MS 62-771 



Johnson, John Lipscomb. 

Papers, 1850-1910. 

600 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (3060) 

Baptist preacher, professor of English, and educator. Corre- 
spondence, writings, reminiscences, and other papers. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Deposited by Cecil Johnson, 1964. 

MS 62-772 



Potest, Edwin McNeill, 1892-1955. 
Papers, 1929-56. 

4 ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (3302) 

Baptist minister, author, and educator. Correspondence and writ- 
ings. 

Information on restrictions avaflab>3 at the library. 

MS 62-773 



Mailer, James Arthur, 18S4--1345. coUectcr. 

Notes and pamphlets on the history and use of the Book of 
Common Prayer. 

5v. 

In Episcopal Theological School Library (Cambridge, Mass.) 

Ainn known as the George Hodges collection. 

MS 62-774 



Moller, James Arthur, 1884-1945, coTUctcr. 

Papers, letters, articles and clippings on the 1928 -*st 
Book revision. 
3 boxes. 
In Episcopal Theological School Library (Cambridge, Mass. 

MS 6. 

Hattstaedt, Wffliam, 1811-1884. 

Correspondence, 1844-60. 

ca. 75 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Lutheran minister and missionary in MiiOiigoTi Correspondence, 
mainly with fellow clergymen, concerning local pastoral affairs and 
the church work of confessional Lutherans, primarily In the Midwest 
Correspondents Include Th. Brohm, E. M. Buerger, A. Craemer, L 
Buhland, H Schmld, Ch. Selle, F. Sievers, W. Slhler, W. Sommer, T. 
Trautman, F. Winkler, and F. Wyneken. The collection is in German. 
The material Is related to the Institute's A. Craemer, O. Fuerbrlnger, 
W. Lone, W. Sihler, andF. Wyneken collections. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of G. T. Otte and E. Hattstaedt, 1955-57. 

MS 62-776 

Schmidt, Martin Joseph, 1846-1931. 

Papers, 1864-1931. 

ca. 60 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Lutheran minister and educator. Correspondence (mainly 191S- 
29) with L. Fuerbringer concerning the reading and theological studies 
In which Schmidt was engaged, and on projected articles for the Ln- 
theraner; biographical sketches; and certificates of residence at Con- 
cordia College, Ft Wayne, Ind., and Concordia Seminary, St Louis. 
Material is related to the Institute's L. Fuerbrlnger collection. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of L. Fuerbringer. 

MS 62-777 



Schmidt, Hermann E 1868-1945. 

Sermons, 1876-1931. 
ca. 95 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 
Lutheran minister. Sermons In German and English. 
Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Gift of Carl T. Schmidt 1955. 

MS 62-778 

Winans, 'William, 1788-1857. 
Papers, 1811-57. 
9ft 

In Methodist Archives, Mlllsaps College Library. 
Methodist clergyman. Personal letters, autobiography, Journal, 
scrapbook, account books, and some poerty. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Winans family. 

MS 62-779 



Philadelphia. Lutheran Theological Seminary. 

Becords, 1864- 

ca.35ft 

In Lutheran Theological Seminary Library (Philadelphia) 

Correspondence, minutes and reports of committees, catalogs, aS- 
mission applications, financial records, addresses, class record boobs, 
student autographs, records of student organizations, library records, 
records of the Women's Auxiliary, deeds, architect's drawings, clip- 
pings, and other papers, Including ca. 22 linear feet of theses, from ca. 
1922. 

Finding aid in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

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Pendell, John R 

Papers, 1817-1906. 
1527 items. 

In Duke University Library. 
oJ£2S^ BaP ? St v n '£?! ter ' ""» •»* salesman. Chiefly oereonal 

Card index In the library 
Acquired, 1959. 

MS 62-781 

Dale, Samuel Sherman, 1859-1936. 

Papers, 1810-1929. 

24 v. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

a part transcripts (typewritten) 
ifiZSTfS™ 1 **"*- 1""*® (M87-1929) and other papers. Includes 
thVt^^^fJ 190 ^ v***** to weighted nSSS 

MS 62-782 

Wheat, John Thomas, 1801-1888. 
Paper?, 1806-06. 
2ft 

Odtetta (l£ft ° f NOrth ^^ "»*■* SOTthe » Historical 

, m ^2? paI .. min .? ter ^"esponaaiee. aiartes, account books. Doems 
^ee^and other papers, of Wheat and of ntetonC IndudS 

i^S^Lir 7 JS^'S 00 *' "nslness papers of Shooer- and mate! 

cS^SS^S^SST- Na8h7aie (1W(M8> - - *^St 

Unpublished description m the library 

Gift of Mrs. Burton Cralge and Mrs. Stuart B. Bradley, 1948-57 

MS 62-783 

Mezes, Sidney Edward, 1863-193L 
Papers, 1918. 
2 boxes. 
In Colombia University libraries. 

I*2£ft6 ttTvMa ^aTTSo^S. tm T\ ■»« «*her papers 

MS 62-784 
Kansas City, Mo. University. £*»«jry 

cI e M0 T S IeCeiptS ' Ute 18th Rnd "*^ 19th ""t 
^Jjn University of Kansas aty Library, Snyder Collection of Ameri- 

MS 62-785 

Morton, #«. Emmett Crawford, collector. 
Morton collection, 1880-1961 
200 Items. 

MS 62-786 

Bass, Edward, "Bp n 1726-1803. 
Sermons. 
1 box. 
In-Episcopal Theological School Library (Cambridge, Mass.) 

MS 62-787 



Parker, Samuel, Sp., 1744-1804. 
Sermons, 
lbor. 
In Episcopal Theological School Library (Cambridge. Mass.) 

MS 62-788 

Cambridge, Mass. Episcopal Theological School. 

Trustees' minutes and other records. 

12 v. and lbox. 

m Episcopal Theological School Library (Cambridge, Mass.) 

MS 62-789 

Cornea University. New York State School of Industrial, 
and Labor Relations. 

Records of court cases, 1943-55 
Sboxes. 

collection! T ° rk StSte Seh001 " Labor and l»*"tnal Belations 

n n S e ^? r ? S °1 the ^"owJng cases: M E. Sandsberry Jr et al v» 
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co etaL mSb-i . * nJZ t J? - 

r«S J^ES???, ?"* «»« Tnbe Co, et aL vs. Charte SawyS 

MS 62-790 

Evans, Henry Clay, 1843-192L 
Scrapbooks, 1888-1908. 

5ft 

In Chattanooga Public library 
*o£ n a^rZLy U £SLa f , Cn i ttano °g a . U. S. commissioner of pen- 

^ d ^la^£aTO^™^ -^ 

Card Index in the library *^™ 1 

GMt of Mrs. Joseph WUson Johnson, 1948 and 1852. 

M588-7B1 

RockweH Charles H 1827-1904. 

Papers, 1863-65. 

2 ft (ca. 1000 Items) 

In Historical Society of the Tarrytowns (Tarrytown. N T> 
.JSSSZ'SSL ^^noWnJurnals^ SooS; Income tax 
S^^f^V"^.^ V*"**- <">"**• ^eSrdsrtlraS 
2Sr^J^L the SS?Lf Afrhrne, and other papers relating to Bock- 

t-Mtf < J«?w5T&* ^ Htot0rt<al S^** <*«» Tarry- 
Gift of Mr. Bockweu, ca. 1900. 

MS62-792 

Taylor, James Paddock, 1872-1949. 
Papers, 1921-49. 
115ft 

In Vermont Historical Society collections. 
In part transcripte, 

««^^'^ d i r ^ wrf ^ Ver ™ M<a «> n *«ofOnnnjerce. Oor- 
responderice, diaries, pamphlets, mimeographed releases, and news- 

£JT '^^EL t ^ enSag I**"* ^*^^ MmSnotwoflsoofi 
^SS S? te 52?^" a i™- »™o«rt restriction, the IansTxralL the 
ft&SEfmL 5 ^ S 6 Sesojieentennial of lSS; and wa7mS5fai! 
Includes flies of the Vermont Chamber of Commerce. =™"=^- 

Gift of the Vermont Chamber of Commerce, I960. 

MS 62-793 

Monk, Joseph Amasa, 1847-1927. 
Papers, 1916-27. 
75 Items. 

M.^S 8 SSSSl. Hist ? ical Socie, y coltocaom (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Munk Library of Arlzoniana at the Southwest Museum inLoV An- 
gae^ Correspondence reUtlng to visits with Francis Cummins Lock- 
wood^IbUogranhles, and the donation of books; and iSsmSilS 
entitled History of Arizona literature. M- 

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Muter, William N h. 1860. 

Papers, 1880-1940. 

50 items . . 

In Arizona rioueers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Stagecoach driver. letters to the Arizona Pioneers' Historical 
Society containing historical information and biographical sketches, 
HSS entitled History of Charleston (1880), and The second install- 
ment of Copper Creek experiences, and other reminiscences dmcus- 
slng Geronimo, the history of Tombstone, Ariz, and Negro troops in 

AriMM - MS 62-796 

RothweD, Frank, collector. 

Political dippings, 1878-88 

2 v. 

In University of ' Missouri Library, Western Historical Manu- 
scripts Collection. 

Scrapbooks of clippings relating to political pl a t f orm s, speeches, 
currency and fn«~t«i conditions In the U. S, the tariff, and the 
sheep tax. Includes a reference to George G. Test. 

Gift of Mr. RothwelL 

MS 62-796 

Adams, Leonard Palmer, 1906- 



10 boxes. 

In New York State School of Labor and Industrial Relations col- 
lections. 

Study (1954) of what happened In Auburn, N. Y., when the Inter- 
national Harvester Company dosed its plant; working papers for 
Wartime manpower mobilization (1851), a study of the World War 
n experience In the Buffalo-Niagara, N. Y. area; and working papers 
for Commuting patterns of Industrial workers (1855), a study of 

experience since 1840 In the Northeast region. 

MS 62-797 



Hundley, Charles A 

Papers, 1841-1921. 

2438 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Commission agent and farmer, of Denniston, Va. Business and 
family correspondence and papers, of Hundley and of Daniel W. 
Owen, his son-in-law. Hundley's papers relate to his Btudent days 
at Emory and Henry College, a proposed expedition to California In 
1848-00, business dealings In the Midwest (loOTs), poat-Clvll War 
business affairs, and the settlement of Hundley's estate. Owen's 
papers begin about 1880 and chiefly concern politics and agriculture. 
Correspondents include EUaha E Hundley, Claude A. Swanson, and 
P. B. Owen. 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired. 1944. 

MS62-798 



Southard, Samuel Lewis, 1787-1842. 

Papers on the Quaker Separation, 1828-38. 
lbox. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

U. S. Senator, cabinet officer, and Governor of New Jersey. Cor- 
respondence, notes, lists of Friends, minutes, epistles, a history of the 
Quakers, an explanation of the Separation of 1827-28, and other 
papers, relating to the litigation between Hicksite and Orthodox 
Friends in New Jersey over property at the time of the Separation. 
Correspondents Include George M. Burr, Charles Swing, Edward 
Hopper, Isaac T. Hopper, Thomas McCUntock, Jediah Mlddleton, EU 
K. Price, and Charles Stokes. 

Card Index In the library. 

Gift of WllUam C Coles, Jr., 1954. 

MS 62-799 

Cornell University. Sea York State School of Industrial 
and Labor Relation*. 

Records of New York State agencies, 1941-50. 

6 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 

lGCtlOQB* 

Minutes of hearings and meetings of the following New York State 
m ii.iirmm wage boards: Amusement and Recreation, Beauty Service, 
Confectionery, Dry Cleaning, Hotel Service, Laundry Service^and 
Restaurant Service; Survey of procedures In the New York City offices 
of the Employment Service (April 1948) by the New York State Ad- 
visory Council on Placement and Unemployment Insurance ; and tran- 
scripts of hearings (1911) by the New York State Joint Committee on 
Industrial and Labor Relations on experience rating In unemploy- 
ment insurance compensation and on the regulation of picketing. 



Described in Guide to the records. Labor Management Documenta- 
tion Center, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations 
(I960) 

MS 62-800 



Lange, August Hermann Louis, 1864- 

Papers, 1885-1941. 

ca. 450 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

Lutheran minister and editor. Correspondence with individuals 
and organizations in Germany on matters of relief to war victims 
during the period Immediately following the close of World War i; 
papers related to the publication of the German magazine Die Abend- 
schule ; articles on the various publications of the L. Lange Publish- 
ing Company; congratulations on the dedication of the L Lange pub- 
lishing plant; copyrights on Issues of Die Abendschule; and sermons 
and short articles by Lange. The collection Is mainly in German and 
shorthand. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Anna and Hedwig Lange, 195S. 

MS 62-801 



Robson, Elizabeth (Stephenson) 1771-1843. 

Papers of Elizabeth and Thomas Robson, 1823-45. 

In Friends Historical Library of Svarthniore College. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) of orlginnls at the Friends 
House, Eustou Road, London. 

Letters of Elizabeth Robson, Quaker minister, and Thomas Rob- 
son. merchant of Liverpool, Eng., giving an account of thelrjourneys 
In Europe and America; transcript from a journal of their trip to ttie 
continent in 1831; and a genealogical chart of the Robson family. 

<&rd index in the library. 

Purchased from Edward Hall, 1955. Formerly owned by the 
Crewdson family. 

MS 62-802 



Pendleton, William Nelson, 1809-1883. 
Papers, 1798-1889. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
Confederate officer and Episcopal minister. Correspondence and 
other papers (mostly after 1837) of Pendleton and of his family. 
Many if the items are from the Civil War years and include military 
communications and references to promotions, personal rivalries, and 
criticism among Confederate officers. Other material concerns 
Pendleton's life in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland; Grace 
Episcopal Church (later, Lee Memorial Church), Lexington, Vs., dur- 
ing his tenure as rector; and (after 1870) his work in raising a 
Robert E. Lee memorial fund. 

Unpublished indexed description in the library. 
Purchased from the Misses Gadsden, 1957. 

MS 62-803 



Austin, William Claude, 1880- 

Papers, 1920-43. 

89 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, banker, and Oklahoma State Senator. Correspondence, 
briefs, and legal case papers. Includes letters relating to the Okla- 
homa Planning and Resources Board, the Jackson County Court, 
Criminal Court of Appeals, District Court and the Supreme Court of 
the State of Oklahoma, electrification. Irrigation, reclamation, and 
taxation. 

MS 62-804 



Wood, Mary S (Underbid) 1805-1894. 

Wood correspondence, 1784-1874. 

ca. 200 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Quaker. Ca. 280 letters from prominent Friends to Mary, Wmiam, 
and Samuel Wood, concerning abolition, the Civil War, peace, fxeed- 
men, and Quaker activities. Also lndudes*itographs of prominent 
Friends. 

Card index In the library. 

Gift of David S. Taher m and Ruth Taber, 1848. Previously owned 
by William H. S. Wood and children. 

MS 62-805 



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Durant, William West, 1850-1984. 
Papers, 1860-1936. 
ca 300 items. 

ems of Mrs. Bromley Seder ana others. 18(56-59. 

MS 62-806 

M" 1 ?™* T ^ nreh - Province*. Northern Province. Pro- 
vmrial Elders' Conference. 

Records, ca. 1742- 

00ft. 

In Moravian Archives (Bethlehem, Pa.) 
at fllSSIlS^ST'y!? teeal weBrti ' »»*ner with records 
m^^S Cto _?5£L5l5!! 1,M!e ' ""^ of the Provlmaal Synods, 
Si^SSU?* «™"W«»te»e of the Provincial Helpers' Canfl£ 

2^i££££ii! m 5^2*-. Correspondent, lactone BteraDdand PaS 
n^altory* collection of retort, of Individual MoravtaHcngrega. 

Of™* toTestlgateiinnaer restrictions of the repository. 
Information on literary mats available in the repository. 

MS62-807 



Shaw family. 

Papers, 1737-1870. 
ca. 200 items. 

F»S?^Sf5S cal Ubnuy °* Swarthmore College. 

Family lettens giving accounts of dally life and customs of Orators 
ta Pennsylvania and Ohio, and of the hardsM psrf^ht^erV- w 
n^S^S^ «■*«»" (W^oTaW^^Xw ?and oust 
^S iJ^Ti ??*£ of *"» Heacock "n 4 Bawling, famfiS. 

Card Index and checklist In the library — w.*—™.™. 

61ft of Mrs. W. W. Keller and Emma B. Shaw, 1944 and earlier. 

MS 62-808 



Jenkins, Charles Francis, 1866-1951. 
Papers, 1865-1950. 
4ft. 

S.J2? 1 ? 8 5 st0 *! < * 1 "brary of Swarthmore College. 
n^^ te ^Ce^of^^^«»Sir^ 

faflS?- J?t^.T 5 lb ? cte: a ,<ra ™ al (U85 >- PWtably of J^nkta? 
SwfS;JS <, ,? e,,ealo8lcal ""J*™ "-the Jenkins andlrelated famSS 
The material Is related to the Ubrary-« JeiWnsTubSa^coUecUoa! 

r!haAlr1l»* I. «1 in 



Checklist In the library. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins; In part, in 1962. 



MS 62-809 



Coleman, Emma A 

Papers, 1889-1927. 

10 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Ubrary. 

MS 62-810 



_J B 

Business records, 1850-71. 

47 v. . 

In Colombia University libraries. 
051 wStaiS?' !S2!S and " ccon,,t b00ks <* J - «• Dickinson (1850- 

S&SSBSSSSSlggS 

MS 62-811 



Checote, Samuel, Indian chief. 

Papers, 1867-86. 

58 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Creek Nation. Correspondence, published 
fPeecbe^ published reports relating to inroblemTVf thTslaves^ed 
rLS ™E? ks ' "ewfiaPercUpplngs, and other papers pertaining* 
Creek politics. Inclndes Creek Nation coiistlttiHonal m^teriaL^ 

MS 62-812 



Lesueur, James Warren, 1878- 
Papers, 1874-1939. 
2 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Arltl 

Businessman. MSS. entitled JacobEUmSuTai^DosUe^tblsi 

flans. Mormon settlement In Navajo co^^Cbl?wS^Ha^ 

Smith : antobiographical notes, and other papers. ^^ ^^ 

MS 62-813 



Cohen, Wilbur Joseph, 1913- 
Papers, 1937-42. 
S boxes. 

tocttorST' T<Wk StSte Sch0 ° 1 °* Ind,,lrtrtal «"<» Labor Relation, col- 
Director of the Besearch and Statistics Bureau of the wi.~«.h, 

r!rS£ SSSES, " I "V!Sf are Dept^rra^teofn.e^SSS 
reports, pamphlet* and other material relating to aocnUaecnrte 
ladudespapers of the Social Security Advisory OwmS<Jw£aM 
sSSig^arT TOd " * t6da ' ,Cal « a Wa»Zai!er?of thT&Sal 
Gift of Mr. Cohen. 

MS 62-814 



New Tot* (State) State Advisory Council on Employment 
and Unemployment Insurance. 
Records, 1942-50. 



In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

annates of the meetings of the council, report, of the New York 
otate Dept of Labor on employment agencies and unemployment 
pamphlets on various aspects of unemployment Insurance, and other 
papers collected by Herman A. Gray while he was "frx-m m of the 
Advisory Council. 

Gift of Mr. Gray. 

MS 62-815 



Boyd, David Ross, 1853-1936. 

Papers, 1878-1936. 

586 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Educator. Correspondence, speeches, dippings, pamphlet, nro- 
grame, handbuis, other papers, and 176 photos. Including picturesof 
Oe first facnlty and scenes of the University of Oklahoma, the Roueh 
Riders Reunion In Oklahoma City (1910), and the dresTof the Gay 
Nlaettea. Includes a souvenir edition of the Norman transcript 
IJSSr'lLS'L o* Jonraal and proceedings of Ohio Teachers Exam- 
iner's •»*»oeMonwlth a list of members (1885-1916), and a History 
of Norman Presbyterian Church 1891-1921. i,"»«nuo«i 

MS 62-816 



Swartlimore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends' Bistorical 
Library. 

Disciplines and advices, 1704-1954. 

ca. 5 ft 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore Colleze 

In part, transcripts. 
tJ£ S - '"5? an J°^ te «' Printed disciplines sent out by the Baltimore, 
London. New York, and Philadelphia Yearly Meetings to sobordmate 

Checklist in the library 
Gifts. 

MS 62-817 



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Ash, Samuel Shim, 1829-1911. 

Ash-Schofield papers, 1828-1911. 

ca. 1 ft. (ca. 150 items) 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts. 

Businessman, Quaker minister, and reformer. Correspondence 
(largely of members of the Ash family) , marriage certificates, a will 
of Martha Schofleld, Quaker invitations, a memorial for Ash, and 
other papers. Concerns the life and customs of Friends In the 19th 
century. Correspondents include Jane Schofleld Ash, Samuel Ash, 
Elizabeth Powell Bond, Joseph A. tmgdale, Edward Hicks, John Jack- 
son, Alfred H. Love, and Henry Watson Wilbur. 

Card Index in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. G. Herbert Jenkins, 1940. Formerly owned by Mrs. 
James Dresser. MS 62-818 



Ruhland, Friedrich C T 1836-1879. 

Papers of Friedrich and Herman Euhland, 1864-1943. 

ca. 60 Items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts. , 

Lutheran clergymen. Papers of Friedrich Euhland include cor- 
respondence on local and congregational affairs, sermons, eiegetlcal 
notes, a fable called Raphaels Traenen, a biographical sketch, a few 
papers (1861) on his request for exemption from the draft, and photos. 
Papers of Herman Ruhland Include correspondence with William 
Gustave Polack concerning the liturgical trend In the church and 
gifts to the Institute; caricatures of leading figures In the Missouri 
Synod of the period 1880-1900; and a song Das Hebe Kreui. Most of 
the material is in German. The material is related to the repository's 
Walther col'ectlon. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

In part, gift of Th. Graebner, 1952. 

MS 62-819 



Zimmerman, Elmer Christian, 1896- 

Papers, 1927-53. 

ca. 450 items. "' ■ 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lutheran clergyman and missionary. Correspondence, reports and 
opinions In a controversy over translating "God" Into Chinese, includ- 
ing material from the missionaries Edward L. Arndt, G. Gebhardt, 
G Lillegard, and M. Zschlegner, and the faculty of Concordia Theo- 
logical Seminary, St Louis ; correspondence of missionaries lu 
Nigeria concernloe the work with natives there; and minutes of the 
Missionary Board of the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Confer- 
ence of North America and tbe Hoard for Foreign Missions of the 
Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Zimmerman, 1955. 

MS 62-S20 



Friends, Society of (SicJaite) Ohio Yearly Meeting. 
Kecords, 1755-1944. 

97 V. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 
Minutes (1813-1919) of the Yearly Meeting; and minutes (1858- 
64) of the Beaver Falls Monthly Meeting, minutes (1824-63) of the 
Beaver Falls Preparative Meeting, records of marrlagesand minutes 
(1828-51) of the Carmel Monthly Meeting, minutes (1868-73) of the 
Cope's Run Preparative Meeting, records of marriage and '"■"'"J* 
(1817-58) of the Deer Creek Monthly Meeting, minutes (1829-65) 
of the Freeport Monthly Meeting, minutes (1824-50) of the Grove 
Preparative Meeting, minutes and vital records (1828-64) of the Mld- 
dletown Monthly Meeting, minutes (1850) of the New Garden Monthly 
Meeting, minutes and vital records (1813-98) of the Plainfleld 
Monthly Meeting, minutes and vital records ( 1755-1932 ) of the Salem 
Monthly Meeting, minutes (1850-65) of the Salem Preparative Meet- 
ing, minutes (1828-1902) of the Salem Quarterly Meeting minutes 
and vital records (1758-1944) of the Short Creek Monthly Meeting, 
minutes (1839-1915) of the Short Creek Preparative Meeting, minutes 
(1828-1919) of the Short Creek Quarterly Meeting, minutes (182S- 
60) of the Stillwater Quarterly Meeting, minutes and vital records 
(1818-1923) of the West Monthly Meeting, and minutes (1839-59) of 
the Western Quarterly Meeting. 

Listed in the library's card catalog. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Deposited by the Ohio Yearly Meeting, 1937. 

MS 62-821 



Behnken, John William, 1884- 

Papers, 1897-1959. 

12 ft. (ca. 6500 Items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lutheran clergyman and administrator. Correspondence and otter 
papers relating to Behnken's service as president of the Lutheran 
Church— Missouri Synod, concerning synod affairs, relations with 
Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America and 
Lutheran World Federation, tbe Bad Boll theological conferences of 
the Lutheran Free Church in Germany, operation and policies of In- 
stitutions of higher learning affiliated with the synod, calling of fac- 
ulty members, matters of faith and life, missions, and foreign relief 
work; sermons (many In shorthand) ; notes taken in classes at Con- 
cordia Theological Seminary, St Louis ; congratulations on Behnken's 
75th birthday; receipts and entry passes from occupied Germany 
(1947) Material Is related to the repository's Theodore Conrad 
Graebner, Ludwlg Ernst Fuerbringer, and Lawrence Meyer collec- 
tions. 

Open to Investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In repository. 

Gift of Mr. Behnken, 1960-62. 

MS62-822rev 

Slade, William, 1807-1852. 

Papers, 1751-1929. 

2748 Items and SO v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Planter, of Wllllamston, N. C. Family and business correspond- 
ence, account books, memoranda books, daybooks, time books, court 
records, and other papers (chiefly 1800-65), of Slade and of several 
generations of the Slade family. The papers reflect the financial 
and the family affairs of a planter family of the antebellum South, 
and Include student letters from the University of North Carolina 
(1820"s and 1830"s), Mexican War and Civil War letters, legal papers, 
plantation records, and materials related to slavehoMlng and post- 
Olvll War agricultural advances. Correspondents and names men- 
tioned Include Braxton Craven, Ell Peal, Ebenezer Slade, Henry 
Slade, J. B. Slade, James Slade, and Jeremiah Slade 

Card Index In the library. Also described in Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tllley and 
N. L. Goodwin (1947) 

Acquired, 1933-58. 

MS62-823 



Papers, 1791-1867. 

103 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Merchant and shipowner, of New York City. Business corre- 
spondence and papers of Suckley and of his sons, George, John H, 
Butsen, and Thomas H. Suckley. The papers relate to Buckley's 
career as U. S. Representative of a Sheffield, England, business Arm, 
and later as an independent merchant Includes letters written .from 
Europe (1848), commenting on social life and customs and the revo- 
lutions of that year; papers dealing with U. S. foreign trade (ISSffs); 
and material concerning the activities of George Suckley, Jr. (1830- 
1869), as an Army surgeon (1858-65). 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1958. 

MS6S-824 

Terrell, James Wharey, 1829-1908. 

Papers, 1813-1908. 

2113 Items and 8 v. 

In Duke University library. _v-^- 

Buslnessmaa, of Webster, N. C. Correspondent accoum sheets, 
bills, receipts, deeds, contracts, summonses, and <o<te £•£•■* «*«; 
Ingto Terrell's work as business manager for William Holland 
Thomas, conditions among the Cherokee Indians is i North Carolina, 
the tanning business, merchandising, and wagon making. 

Card Index in the library. 

«<*•*** MS62-825 

Taylor, Thomas, of Warrenton, Va. 

Papers, 1862-1906. 

636 Items and 18 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Confederate soldier, farmer, writer, and Inventor. Correspond- 
ence, diary, writings, business papers, and scrapbooks. The bulk 
of the collection consists of Mse. of Taylor's short stories, poems, and 
novels and material concerning his unsuccessful Inventions. Other 
items relate to planting In Louisiana, life in the Confederacy, farming 
in Virginia after the war, and his unsuccessful literary career. In- 
cludes lettera of the Taylor family. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1955. MS 62-826 



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Johnson, William Samuel, 1727-1819. 

Papers, 1744-1817. 

ca. 3 ft (ca. 2000 Items) 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Statesman and Jurist Letters, letter books, diaries, legal docu- 
ments, and accounts, chiefly relating to Johnson's life before 1TBL 
Includes Johnson's diaries for the years 1787-71, when he was 
SXfSf 8 ^ J* 8 !! f S Connecticut In England, and extensive material 
relating to the Mohegan Case and the Susquehanna land dispute. 
Correspondents Include William Bayard, EUphalet Dyer, Benjamin 
Gate, Jared Ingrasoll, Richard Jackson, Stephen Mr* MltcfcenTwn- 

ST« 1 ? t S n L5 ffl,a,n SmMl ' "»""». Jonathan Trnmbult and 
rftMnnD Webster. 



Card catalog In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Susan E. Johnson 

family, 1013. •»— »u 



in behalf of the Johnson 
MS 62-827 



Thomas, James, Jr„ 1806-1882. 

Business records, 1850-79. 

14066 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Tobacco manufacturer, of Richmond, Business and personal cor- 
respondence, orders, price bulletins, and other papers, relating to 
Thomas' tobacco business, the tobacco Industry in general, and the 
economic life of Virginia (lSSO's). Includes information on Thomas' 
namittnnce to the Virginia Baptist Seminary (now Richmond Univer- 
sity). Correspondents and persons mentioned include IL1L Curry, 
George Frederick Holmes, and Basil Manly 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1887. 

MS62-828 

Lance, WflKam L collector. 

Lance collection, 1877-97. 

75 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, journal relating to Philip Henry Sheridan's trip 
to the Big Horn Mountains in 1877, and military orders of George 
Alexander Forsyth; letters of Emmett Crawford; and photos, of 
"""nary parts and the cavalry as accumulated by Wmiam L. lance 
and hoi wile. 

MS62-829 

Dyckman, States Morris. 

Papers, 1776-1806. 

ca. 1800 Items. 

In Boscobel Restoration collections (Garrison, N. Y.) 
«JES?'^ Ine _ nap ^3' wulcn Ascribe private life in Westchester 
County, New York City, and London, contain Information on trade, 
•lumping, tailoring bills, farm practices, etc, as well as the family 
™ «f .interrelated families of Dutch origin located In the Hudson 
BtverValley. Includes several letters of Wmiam Adam, Treasurer 
of Ordnance In England, and of William Cobbett 

MS62-830 

Kirkbride family. 

Papers, 1688-1849. 

125 Items. 

In BnckB County Historical Society Library (Doylestown, Pa.) 

In part, photocopies (positive) of originals in the Historical So- 
ciety of Pennsylvania. 

Land drafts, wins, deeds, and mortgages, of Bucks County and 
TfSL ^J'TO .?*&* "* ""antes, reports, and other records 
(1701-64) of the Falls Monthly Meeting of Friends; copies of papers 
relating to Pennsylvania colonial affairs; and papers of Mahlon 
Kirkbride, provincial commissioner of appeals for Bucks County 

Card catalog In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift. 

MS 62-881 

Benton, Joseph Augustine, 1818-1892. 

Papers, 1847-99. 

2 boxes. 

In California State Library. 

Congregational minister and California pioneer. Correspondence, 
journal (1848-56), sermons, pictures, and other papers, chiefly 1847- 
k 5"?^™?, ""SiS?? "** tne Journal contains a record of the trip 
aboard the ship Edward Everett which left Boston on Jan. 11. 18*9. 
carrying 150 niembers of the Boston and California Mining and TraoV 
IngJolnt-Stoek Co, and gives names and considerable personal detail 
about each member. Includes a sermon on the early history of Sac- 
ramento. 



Card Index in the library. 

Gift of Elizabeth S. Benton, 1923. 



MS 62-832 



Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake,N. T. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1772-1960 

ca. 200 items. 

In Adirondack Museum (Blue Mountain Lake. NY) 
«,J^ ra 3T , !? ,ce l d i ari ? (of Ma»rt« Callahan," John Henry H11L 
Eft t^w SL^i 1 "" 61 "SP 6 ™ lofOSSSmm at MueMoE 
S?vif^S^ tar ^"^ SJ. Cbestertown, Forge House at Old Forgt 
Forked Lake House, and Shaw House at Long Lake) • bnrtnti rS 

'EfcJ!££ b ZS%? a - ~ Me ™«^ t»D* ro^^ralSSfco^ 
Afflrondacka, residents, history, land, lumbering, and o^Taffabi 

"*• <j0 -' J " Frank Case, Livonia Stanton Emerson Wnnxn- iSrUrTTJ 
son (Ned Bnntllne), Lawrence family, Archibald Mclntyri tie Metht 
ZSH C 5 tt l5L at i'SE tn Creek ' Erne » t B - Nuspliger, Andrew Porteous. 
WoS£,an?w". L. Westenf™- *""* 7" ****** ** ^*™sl™ 
Purchase and gift. 

MS62-S33 

Colcord, Charles Francis, 1859-1984. 
Papers, 1885-1935. 

13 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

CMc leader and businessman. Correspondence (personal and busi- 
ness), autobiography, real estate and oO material, scrapbooks relating 
to Colcord's public life, deeds, leases, and ranching papers. 

MS 62-834 

Sieck, Louis John, 1884-1952. 

Papers, 1906-52. 

ca. 180 Items. 

In Concordia Historical Institnte collections (St Louis) 

President of Concordia Seminary, St Louis. Correspondence, ser- 
mons, and lecture notes. Bulk of the collection Is correspondence 
(1845-50) regarding Lutheran conferences In Germany, and corre- 
spondence relative to the Emergency Planning Council set up by the 
Lutheran Church to aid displaced persons. In English and German. 
Material Is related to the Institute's J. W. Behnken collection, Th. 
Graebner collection, and Bad Boll Conference collection. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available Id the repository. 

Gift, in part of Mrs. Sleek, 1953-55. 

MS 62-835 

Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod. Board for Foreign 
Mtmons. 

Becords, 1869-1958. 

ca. 775 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institnte collections ( St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

IHnutes and agenda of Board for Foreign Missions (1929-58) - re- 
SES. ^?S.^ n £!? n * — Commission for Foreign Language Mission 
W ?*t ( 2?°"^ ; nSjmta ' <M99-1910) of ConSissionte EstolaS 
and Latvian Missions; committee reports, reports of missionaries. 
nndanancM records of Immigrant Mission Commission; minutes 
(lB56)of Mission Finance Committee; minutes (1956) of Conference 
of Missionaries on Furlough; and minutes, reports, and letters, re- 
garding the Africa, Chinese, India, and European mission fields 
(1925-50). Includes clippings and photos, of foreign mission activ- 
ity. The materal Is related to the repository'E Board for Home Mis- 
sions In North and South America, and Synodlcal Conference Mis- 
sionary Board collections. 

Open to Investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In repository. 

Acquired 1955-62 through deposit of the board, and gifts of Board 
of World Missions, W. J. Danker, M F. Kretzmann, H. A. Mayer and 
J. T. Miller. 

MS 62-836 rev 



Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. City Mission, Si. 
Low. 

Records, 1919-57. 

ca. 175 Items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Papers relating to the work of the Lutheran City Mission of 
St. Louis and to two of the directors of the mission work, Bev. F. W. 
Herzberger and Rev. W. H. Ellwanger. Includes minutes of meetings 
of the Lutheran Charities Association and the Lutheran City Mission 
Society; reports and financial statements from the mission; brief 
reports on progress of city missions In San Francisco, Los Angeles, 
Chicago, Ft Wayne, and Detroit; lists of patients visited at the 



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Lutheran Chnrch— Missouri Synod. City Mission, St. 
Louis. Records, 1919-57. (Continued) 

StLouis I n f i rmar y ; letters from contributors, and letters of thanks 
from people served by the mission. The material is related to the 
Institute's P. W. Herzberger collection. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository 

Gift of the Mission, 1956. 

MS 62-837 

Sillier, Wflhelm, 1801-1885. 

Papers, 1845-1934. 

ca. 600 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies (positive), and 
microfilm (positive) 

Lutheran clergyman, educator, and church official Correspondence, 
sermons, sermon outlines, exegetical studies, biographical sketches, 
and photos. Includes material on mission work in Indiana, on the 
founding and early years of the Practical Seminary at Fort Wayne 
(now Concordia Theological Seminary, Springfield, HL), and on Con- 
cordia College, Fort Wayne. Correspondents Include Theodore Broom, 
Friedrich August Craemer, J. Dalb, A. Ernst, W. Pick, A. Francke, 

L. Frlcke, Friedrich Lochner, J. Ottesen, H. Saner, G Schaller Heln- 
rieh Christian Sehwan, Ch. Selle, J. Sieker, H. Wunder, and Friedrich 
Konrad Dietrich Wyneken. The material is related to the repository's 
Craemer, Lochner. Sleek, Walther, and Wyneken collections 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository 
,.^ In ""L 8 ^ of ^ *"nerbringer, H. A. Lieske, and the Prltzlaff 
library, 1951-60. 

MS 62-838 



Hankin,W £ 

Papers of W. E. Wanton and Harriet TT^Tilrin, 1881-1921. 

1 box. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Aria.) 
Correspondence relating to Almee Semple McPherson, John 
Slaughter, and various women's clubs; MSS. innin iWny; The BIsbee 
holdup and Its aftermath. The story of Patchy, The vanishing part 
of Tombstone, and Two views of the Grand Canyon; together with 
notes and other papers pertaining to ***™nn history. 

MS 62-839 

Fonrr, William, 1843-1935. 
Papers, 1855-1900. 

2 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Papers relating to Fourr's life and experiences ranging from 
Jefferson City, Mo. to Arizona adventures, and mentioning Jack 
Swilling, the Baker and Weaver fight at Skull Valley, and buffalo 
hunting. 

MS 62-840 

Goldwater, Barry Morris, 1909- 

Papers, 1878-1940. 

TO items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

U. S. Senator from Arizona. Ca. 60 letters to and from the 
Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society relating to historical matters, 2 
account books from the Goldwater Store In Ehrenberg, Ariz, and 
MSS. entitled Court martial proceedings of Sylvester Mowry, Journey 
down the Colorado Elver, and Reminiscences of Barry M. Goldwater, 
along with an oath of allegiance (1878) sworn to by John C. Fre- 
mont in Yavapai Co, Ariz. 

MS 62-841 

Bureau of Vocational Information, New Tori. 

Records, 1915-32. 

38 boxes. 

In Kadcllffe College Library, Women's Archives (B-3) 

Correspondence, clippings, and questionnaires concerning occupa- 
tions for women and the requirements, advantages, etc. In such fields 
as art, business, law, nursing, social work, statistical work, and secre- 
tarial work. Material after 1926, when the Bureau was disbanded, 
pertains to Beatrice Doerschnlrs work on The woman secretary, a 
project Initiated under the Bureau. 

Tndwr 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

Acquired 1916. 

MS 62-842 



Erin-go-bragh. 

Records. 1894-1053. 

1 box. 

In BadciiiTe College Library, Women's Archives (B-10) 

Records of a group of girls who studied at Miss Ireland's School 
in boston and formed a club named Erin-go-bragh in 1&89. Meeting 
frequently for Tuneh, in 1314 they began a fund, later presented to 
Radcliffe College as the Catharine Innes Ireland Traveling Scholar* 
ship. Records consist of minutes of the annua] meetings, letters re- 
lating to the Ireland Fund, other letters, and biographical mat»ri»j 
concerning Emily Green Balch, Alice Bache Gould, and Catharine 
Innes Ireland. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Acquired, 1956. 

MS 62-843 
Mothers' Club of Cambridge. 

Records, 1881-1942. 

l-"> v. ami 8 folders. 

In Eadciiffe College library, Women's Archives (B-14) 

Records of the Mothers' Club of Cambridge, founded to discuss 
problems relating to their own children, bnt later broadened to in-' 
elude programs of a wider scope, such as conditions of the less privi- 
leged childrea of Cambridge, diet kitchens, domestic service reform, 
and other topics. 

Unpublished inventory in the library. 

Acquired, 1954. 

_ , MS 62-844 

Women s Educational and Industrial Union, Boston. 

Records, 1878-1955. 

11 boxes. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (B-8) 
../"J? . 1 "™?!' Bureau PaPe™ (3 boxes), consisting of reports, re- 
search in fields of employment, and some correspondence; Research 
Dept papers (2 boxes), consisting of research on domestic service, 
industrial opportunities for women and girls, old age security lam- 
grant women and their protection, and other matters : a history of the 

yfiT^ 1 "?,! 11 ^J* S - Aenes Donham : «"« printed matoW 
(6 boxes) relating to the work and operations of the various depart- 
ments of the organization from 1878 to 1920. 
Unpublished inventory in the library 
Acquired 1952-56. 

MS 62-845 
Herrick, Henry Nathan, 1832-1886. 

Papers, 1851-1956. 

ca. 500 items and 7 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Baptist minister. Correspondence, diaries (1857-70), sermons 
genealogical data, newspaper clippings and Civil War discharge 
papers. The bulk of the correspondence consists of letters (1864-65) 
written by Herrick as a chaplain with the 5th Minnesota Regt to 
his wife In Minneapolis. Although the letters place great emphasis 
on religion In army life they also contain descriptions of travel on 
troop ships, war damage, civilian life, Negro troops, army food and 
hospitals, battles, and marches. Includes a diary (1864-65) kept by 
Herrlck's wife Anna Strickler Herrick, a MS. by their son Charles 
Judson Herrick entitled Chronology of the Herrick family, 1629-1956, 
and genealogical material on the Herrick, Small, Strickler and 
Talbot families. 

Unpublished descriptions in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Charles Judson Herrick, 1956-57. 

MS 62-846 

Xaft, Robert Alphonso, 1889-1953. 

Correspondence, 1939-40. 

ca. 78,000 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

U. S. Senator from Ohio. Constituent mail concerning lend-lease, 
arms embargo, and American neutrality in World War n. The maS 
•J? r ?S' ed t° tne liDrai 7' s Committee to Defend America by Aid- 
ing the Allies, Lindbergh, and Dorothy Thompson collections. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Mr. Taft, 1940. ^^* 

MS6>$47 
Gilbert, Joseph, 1865-1956. 

Papers, 1886-1954. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Socialist and leader in the cooperative movement Correspondence, 
MSS. of articles and speeches, newspaper clippings, and other papers 
Most of the papers concern Gilberts activities in the cooperative 
movement in Minnesota. Includes an unedited transcript of an inter- 
view (1954) between Kathryn Johnson and Gilbert in which he dis- 
cusses his work In organizing the Nonpartisan League in Minnesota 
and his relationship with Arthur Townley. Correspondents include 
Elmer Benson, E. B. Bowen, David Douthlt, Hubert H. Humphrey 
Murray D. Lincoln, Joseph Moravec, Arthur Smaby, M W Thatcher 
3. P. Warbasse, and Frank P. Zeidler. ' 



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Gilbert, Joseph, 1865-1956. Papers, 1886-1954. (CeoHnned) 



Unpublished description In the repository 
Gift of Caroline Barron, 1980. 



MS 62-848 rev 



Nyeum family. 

Papers, 1825-1900. 

9538 items and 39 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence and mercantile papers (chiefly 1840-90) of John 
Nycum and John Q. Nycum, of Ray's HiU, Pa., and of other members 
of the Nycum family. The collection relates to general merchandising, 
tanning, the sale of mineral water, and other matters, and includes 
letters from members of the family in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and 
other places ; papers of Bedford Co, Pa., teachers (1850's) ; and per- 
sonal letters written during the Civil War 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1951. 

MS 62-849 
Oaksmith, Appleton. 

Papers, 1840-1949. 

2040 Items and 25 v. 

In Dots University Library. 

In part, microfilm (negative) 

Adventnrer^nthor, shftoroer, and Industrial promoter, of Holly- 
S vLSSIT 11 ** news elttPtags. and other papers, con- 
^25l ( ^Si" tll8 J , S5 ess ^"reTrSva to Africa^* Sorfh 
America, William WMker and the Nlcaraguan filibuster (1855-SSl 
ES^rSS 1 ^ °* O** 810101 <"•<• ^ Parents, Seba Smith andmSa- 
i!»terS , fay^iaWs lth • ""* toBDy Mttm The tm* of the 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1937-57. 

■„-'„"- MS62-S50rev 

Bacon, Henry Douglas, 1817-1883. 

Business records, ca. 1766-1906 
ca. 40W) items. 

tJS^^i.^S'*- t , Bmia * ss «> r «sP<»"ien« and other papers, 
relating to the banking firms of Page & Bacon and Pas*. Bacon * i?n 
S^ »' ^ OWo and Misslsslpli EaiiCa7h«.d^Slon?in 

- ®" mn,ary "Port and catalog cards In the library 
aJ*E££ fl J°P e ?'?2 was Wirchased from Edwin Grabhorn, 1945 ; 
the Marengo material from Charles Tale's Bookshop, 1944 

„_. MS62-851 

Shipstead, Henrik, 1881-1960. 

Papers, 1913-53. 

21 ft. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

U. S. Senator from Minnesota. Correspondence, sneeches scran. 

*E£SL '' ^ d , cam P ai S n material. The papers contain l£ 

SSKSL?" 1 T aI e'eeWflcation, improvement of tteliavigatlon of 
dtv^^V^ Te r, (in PS"™ 1 ^. the nine-foot chan1>2 wSeefarS 
rSSSS^ir^f VPP ? S"" 01 " at "Weapons) the World Court, 
the League of Nations, the United Nations, World War x World War 
n, foreign afflairs, construction of th^St Lawren" Seaway ^the 

l£T^XL P T* -V"-^ *• Non^san^2go?ir!^h^ 
so^agncultural conditions, the Public Works Adra^traUonTthe 
Office of Price Administration, the Brettor, Woods M^aryTJaS and 

jSS^,.]^ Shi ^ d V 0, - rtituents dnrtn S •»•» senatorial career. 
^ES^??*" 6 .i""^"* 5 Wil »am E. BorahrHomer S. Cummlngs, 
%$EZ ^"ft*. WUi««» Green, Harold L. Ickes, Robertl? La- 
J. Thyt Lindbergh, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Edward 

Unpublished description in the repository 
2^i°,' nTesti8a ' ops,1I,der restrictions acceptedbythe repository " 

rJfZFS**"**?? "*?*** rienti available in tne repository " 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Shipstead, 1953-51 «»«™-«j.^ 

I MS 62-852 

Tavenner, Cabell, 1808-1849. 

Papers, 1784-1929. 
3000 Items. --."-.-. 
In Duke University Library - 

Lawyer and Virginia legislator, of Wood CtC, Va. fnow W Va.) 
O««^oiidence, land surreys, land grants, leases. arS^aSeT 

SE^S? ^L^SS^ii™ 4 ■"* ^leiander Scott Wltherst^tnor. land 
ea^^aperaesneern the land holdings and litigation of the TaTenner 
SHL i . < £ n £J? a,,e ? I 61 ** 6 *° <Mai TaVennert student aayTat 
Je«erBonCol^ and the University of Virginia, Iiineg^wartlee; 
E^tw'SS? "'iS artatel ""Rations to TeistlonaltJons^tne^and 
to New Orleans oaring the Olvn War perlodTl^lltteal affairBTenSt- 



ment of Northern and Southern members of the Withers family on 
opposite sides, family affairs, education, and other matters. 

Card index In the library. Also described in Guide to the manu- 
script collections In the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tiller and 
N. L. Goodwin (1947) 

Acquired, 1933. 

MS62-S53 

Telfair, Edward, 1735-1807. 

Papers, 1762-1831. 

896 items and 3 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Merchant, member of the Continental Congress, and Governor of 
Georgia. Personal, business, and political correspondence and other 
papers, concerning Telfair's mercantile interests, his legal work, the 
Revolution In Georgia, the Georgia patriots, planting in Georgia, 
especially rice and tobacco, the Creek Indians in the 1780*8 and 1790*8, 
alavebolding and economic conditions in Georgia, land speculation 
and settlement, the establishment of the Federal Government, politics 
during the 1790's. Telfair's administration as Governor, and Ameri- 
can foreign trade with Great Britain. Bulk of the material is of the 
period 1771-1807. Includes scattered letters from many Georgia 
patrtotsand politicians including Abraham Baldwin, Joseph Clay Sr 
Seaboard Jones, Jr, and others. «»"»«u im-/, or, 

^SSJ^ilLS* "I 1 ™?- ~ Atoo ParHaUy described in Guide to the 

Acquired, 1940-60. 

MS 62-854 

Chaney, Warren P 

Papers, 1864-1935. 

54 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, memoirs, recollections, allotment records clln- 
pm f s '.£ nd °^ et papen ' bating to Indian Territory events of the 
early 20th century, and reflecting Chaneye experiences while travel- 
ing through the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations as head of the Choc- 
tew-Chlekasaw Allotment Division of the Dawes' Commission (1801- 
09). Includes Civil War papers. ^^' 

MS62-855 

Settle, Thomas Lee, 1836-1920. 

Papers, 1795-1949. 

3951 items and 215 v. 

In Duke UniversttyLibrary. 
^Physician and Confederate surgeon, of Paris, Va. Correspondence, 
travel journal, bills, prescriptions, deeds, receipts, records of land 
sales, and other paper (chiefly 1820-1900), concerning Settle's medi- 
cal career, his Interests In stock raising and farming, events In Vir- 
ginia. (1861-62), the Confederate medical service during the Clvn 
war, activities of military units, and other matters. Includes letters 
from Robert H. Simpson, an officer of the 17th Virginia Infantry 

Card Index In the library. ■*»■««. «n»ry. 

"- Acquired, 1955. 

MS 62-356 

Sheek family. 

Correspondence, 1767-1939. 

2940 Items. 

In Duke University Library. " 

Chiefly letters (mainly 1850-69) to members of the Sheek family 
of North Carolina, from relatives who had migrated to Kentucky, 
Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Texas. The letters relate to 
religion in the West economic conditions, ftntaing on the frontier 
Texas during the 1840's, 1850% and MOD'S, sectional strife, CM! 
War experiences, and conditions In the Confederacy and after the 
war. Names mentioned Include Jacob Sheek and Jonathan Smith 



MS 62-857 



Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, I960. 



Sheppard, James, 1816 (oa.)-1870. 
Papers, 1830-89. 
1539 Items. 
In Duke University Library. 

f»^5!£~ n JS^£ ■* Han<>T « °°? ▼«- Oorrespondence, accounts. 
* a J« !t ™».and other personal and business impera, retaHng to Shep- 
pard*s plantations-^ Virginia, Arkansas, and Mteiiarppirthe New 
£3S£ ^S m, ? ret « nd the English airiltoop^ 
holding, socUfland economic conditions prior to the Civil "War, i>ro> 
ertyjtases during the war, and family matters. Includes medical 
accounts of Dr. Joseph Sheppard. ^^ ^^ 

Card Index In the library 

Acquired, 1938-52. 

" MS62-858 



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Virginia Federation of Women's Chris. 

Secords, 1907-58. 

5 boxes. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Minutes, reports, scrapbooks, yearbooks, handbooks, programs, 
club histories, notes, newspaper dippings, and other material. In- 
cludes notes of Etta Belle Walker Northiugton tor her book, The 
Virginia Federation of Women's dubs and an Incomplete file (1926- 
58) of the Virginia club woman. 

Accession analysis is the library. 

Gift of the Virginia Federation of Women's dobs, 1960. 

MS 62-859 



Shover family. 

Papers, 1789-1854. 

ca. 450 items and 12 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Correspondence, ledgers (1820-23), daybooks (1821-22 and 1825- 
26), commonplace book, account book, promissory notes, receipts, and 
other papers of the Shover family of Loudoun Co., Va. and Carroll 
and Jefferson Counties, Ohio. The bulk of the material consists of 
the papers of George Shover, teacher and mill operator, and papers 
relating to the administration of the estates of Adam Shover and 
Simon Shover. 

Accession analysis In the library. 

Gift of the Historical Society of Montana, 1960. 

MS 62-860 



Sickles, Daniel Edgar, 1819-1914. 

Papers, 1856-1912. 

22 Items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Army officer, u. S. Bepresentative from New York, and diplomat 
letters from Sickles to William A. Weaver of Harper's monthly con- 
cerning publication, political events before the Civil War, and Becon- 
structlon; administrative telegrams of Sickles (Jan. 1866) while mili- 
tary governor of South Carolina; and a letter press book (1899-1912) 
with information about Sickles' role in the Civil War, his personal, 
business, and financial affairs, his admiration for President James 
Buchanan, New York City politics, U. S. Imperialism and foreign 
relations after the laws, North-South relations after the Civil War 
and Civil War veterans' activities. 



Card index in the library. 
Acquired, 1933-58. 



MS 62-861 



Stomp family. 

Papers, 1788-1903. 

1255 items and 3 v. 

In Duke University Library. 
. Correspondence and business papers of the Stump family of Har- 
ford County, Md., especially of William Stump, and of the related 
HoUoway, Harlan, Bamsay, and Belley families. Most of the letters 
deal with family affairs, social activities, and religion, including com- 
ments on the Society of Friends, and scattered references to n»Hnn«i 
politics, naval operations during the 1840-8, and the Civil War In- 
cludes daybooks, one of which belonged to a tavern keeper. Bulk of 
the material is of the period 18S0-95. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1951. 

MS 62-862 



Stoat, Samuel Hollmgsworth, 1822-1903. 

Papers, 1842-1911. 

40 items and 5 reels of microfilm. 

In Duke University library. 

In part, microfilm (negative) 

Physician. Correspondence, reports, Stout's Begister of physicians 
and surgeons of the Confederate States Army, and a class notebook 
stout's days In medical school at the University of Pennsyl- 
Includes information on sicknesses common to Con- 
-^irate soldiers, and on conditions in Confederate hospitals • Stout* s 
letters and reports as Medical Director of the Army of Tennessee - 
2! Pr ?S? n re of otner Confederate surgeons; and information on 
the difficulties of medical practice during the later days of the war, 
Monts post-war activities, and his Interest in the history of Con- 
federate medical administration. Bulk of the material is of the 
period 1861-65. * 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1952- 

MS 62-863 



South-worth, Emma Dorothy Elizs. (Nevitte) 1819-189$ 

Papers, 1849-1901. 

342 items. 

In Dnke University library. 

Novelist Literary, business, and personal correspondence, together 
with a few newspaper dippings relating to Mrs. Southworth's career 
A series of letters to and from Bobert Bonner, editor of the New York 
Ledger, relates to literary matters, the publication of Mrs. Sontia- 
worth's writings, other business matters, Mrs. Southworth's dleoais 
for the Confederacy, personal and family matters, and Bonner's race 
horses. 



MS 62-864 



Card index in the library. 
Acquired 1937, 1958. 



Stevenson, Sarah Coles, 1789-1848. 

Correspondence, 1836-41. 

191 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Ambassador's wife. Letters from Mrs. Stevenson to her family 
wnile her husband, Andrew Stevenson, was Ambassador to Great 
i? ta ?' J re ?? tlDg to pl&ces Tisltea . Persons met, and social functions 
attended. Includes accounts of Stevenson's presentation at the Court 
of St James, a presentation at the Court of Louis Philippe, a visit 
to Lord Palmerston'B estate, the coronation of Queen VIctoriaTcelebra. 
5.°ir°J,. the * oeen 8 birthday, and meetings with the Queen, the Duke 
of Wellington, and Frances Anne(Fanny) Kemble. .^ m °° Ut "*" x "™ 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1944, 

MS62-865 
Steuart, George Hume. 

Papers of George Hume Steuart, Sr., and George Hume 
Steuart, Jr., 1817-82. 

275 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Personal letters, together with a few bins, receipts, and army 
papers, of General George Hume Steuart, Sr, Commander of the 1st 
Light Division of the Maryland Volunteers, and his relatives, lndud- 
ing his son. Confederate General George Hume Steuart, Jr, also 
known as "Maryland" Stenart Includes Information on the Mexican 
War, nreCMl War army politics, the military careers of both 
Steuarts, the Whig Party in Maryland and the United States events 
leading to the outbreak of war, railroads in Maryland, secession 
sentiment in Maryland, Maryland social life and customs, and the 
activities of the Steuart family. Bulk of the material Is of the 
period 1847-6L 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1958. 

MS 62-866 
Stebbins, Laura W 

Correspondence, 1852-84. 

800 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Schoolmistress. Family and personal correspondence of Miss Steb- 
bins, who taught in Mississi ppi during two periods before the Civil 
War, and who, for a time, operated her own school in Springfield, 
Mass. Contains information on curriculum, teachers' pay and living 
conditions In Ohio; discussions of the relative merits of Northern and 
Southern teachers for Southern schools ; and allusions to the Camp- 
belllte sect A few letters from Eugene Dow, friend of the Stebbins 
family who was connected with the Commissary of Subsistence at 
Norfolk, Va., and the Bureau of Betugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned 
Lands, relate to the standard of living, education, and cltizenshin 
status of the Negro. 

Card Index in the library. 
Acquired, 1942. 

MS 62-867 

Staunton, Sir George Leonard, Sort., 1737-180L 

Papers of George Leonard Staunton and George Thomas 
Staunton, 1743-1885. 

484 Items and 8 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Letters and papers of Sir George Leonard Staunton, British diplo- 
mat and of his son George Thomas Staunton, author and expert on 
China. Papers of the elder Staunton consist mainly of family letters, 
with a few items relating to his diplomatic career. Papers of George 
Thomas Staunton include letters and diary accounts relating mainly 
to his journey with his father and Earl Macartney on the first British 
mission to China in 1792-94, his second voyage to China as head of a 
mission In 1816, and his career in the House of Commons in the 1880*8, 
with considerable Information on the elections of 1832 and 1885. 
Travel journals of the younger Staunton extend from the 1790'i to 
thelS40*s. 



Card index in the library. 
Acquired, I960. 



MS 62-868 



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State Bank of Colombis. 

Records, 1852-1933. 
40,752 items and 100 v. 
In Date University Library 

economic conditionc in vii-1,,1. Iv J ne ""lection relates to 

largess SSaiSSSte-'^So^rfS.^" fS^^. ^valry of 
activities SssShSS of bank deposits, and small business 
nSS^SSnte^SSS?*- Inmberin S. tout growing, and goS 

baZ & GrS? < CoolS^^taHof CO NSni lfl2 ^ !S) of *•**" 
James Cannon. Jamesa S»tf^ w 5 Names men aoned Include 

Card i»«E?ln^lLS^^gK tottaE^* 8 "* 

Acquired, 1944-54. 

MS 62-869 

Stale?, John W 

Papers, 1814-1903. 

800 Items and 7 v. 

In Duke University library 

Daniel L. Staley, and of theto- fl™7?r^>, bte brothers, Eborn and 
affaire, economic condMoSr rh?Siii? e . co H ecHo11 r61ates to ^n"? 
atTnaS^ssnT^s a£d umS ^,£ totere8t to >^» 
Car<>!lnaan4TliSii^L^ir?: e) V lnUltary "^^ In North 

«SSota5iiS^aSSM!±£y!ff fJ**^ War ' fl- 
ans Daniel L. StaKlSiiSrS^' "J."* * Bi,, « Becoastrucaon, 

CMlWar7 Ltatote E te^^? iaU, ! g *S *«"<«* after tte 

the Erans-kSpS w2? U7es to "* 0M N «tt™wt and 

Card Index in tie library. 

Acquired, 3959. 

MS 62-870 

Barie, Preston, 1881- collector. 

Papers, 1627-1846. 
59 Items. 

**£3E£F2££&Z* I £'Z^ ***». Patent ., 

Bahama Islands from Prat« ntobiTS?^ recovery of the 
■UHHa (1777), SEoVai ^of tat U S ConVES^? a S all «ZlrgInta 
Southern Department (17B01 .n*. iL Con ^ neDt al Army from the 
the prorognlnTof ParWnt nmo^.-T"" 8 : E «"™»»«»toii 'or 
James KI?ke PaSdw 0846? l a£Lj£L~ t *T$ Jaj »«*°TO. by 
Adams; William CI ffi; ^EJMS^J&Sg 

Tth Baron Fairfax- STif" 11 ™* Fairfax; Eobert Fairfax, 

Jordan; Benjamin Une^ CtaS?.??^' ? e ' er person ; Samuel 
EandolphTcS-les SpenSr" «£,% ^ Preston; Beverley 
Thornton. spencer, 8d Earl of Sunderland; and William 

MS 62-871 

Allen, Robert Henderson, 1817-1900 

Papers, 1850-1910. 

106 items. 

j'P.Z'rs'a'a Historical Society collections 
i-WnEyr sS^S-jLSf 1 0aks > ^*°*™S Co., Va. Cor- 
SB). ffiarFbooks US9olffi> TT* ""^ (185c ^. ^~ 

the rental of Oral OakTto JrJE^FL? r tt f, FreednKsrs Bureau; 
ters. Indu^e S ^rn? a S»^ite^H^ l ?? n ^ len ' "ft* other "^ 
include person Bag^X? ££VS£i~ v^c^na^ 

^Ln<^iSL Jam SiS <lrew I Har *'. J- B. Harris, Lewis Maury 

teflducte/DoS. »y Henderson (1892-1900) and indexes to 

Collection has been analysed. 
Deposited by Frank B. Allen and George E. Allen, 1960. 

MS 62-872 



Haas, Francis Joseph, Bp., 1889-1953. 
Papei-s. 1904-59 

71ft 

Profan^n??^" 3 ' 0f America Elections. 
auSrir^nla^retaS^Co^Sr/ * labor «*»"*- «* 
reports, 'Mm.wSLS^tJ^SSS^JS^ 1 '- Bpeech& - 
activities as chairman of tte P^lS^JJ™ J? n ^ in|r *° Haa8 ' e 
ment Practice duriuTworM w^,r ^i™ mml ? e t on Pair Employ- 
mittee on Civil RStscS-chSr^S ?f i^ ° f ^ e >«<*»g«» Com- 
ance In America, meBto*^TS^.«L^,?Z? aal a « aInst I»toler. 
and member of V^SS^iS^SSSSS^SS' AtoliBlstraa ^ 

jaS^Mnn DbXm " 1 ChanCery 0f Grand ^'^ (Michigan), 1954, 

MS 62-873 

Staples, Afaram Penn, 1793-1856 

Pap«rs, 1805-1931. 

638 items and I v. 

In Duke University library 

State legislator and clerk of court of Stuart v« rv, 
ence, tax account boot nTsr\ t»j .t Stuart, va. Corresnond- 
of Staples; ^L^dJof 'ihSm ?« "I? 61 ? (ciiefly 1833-i 91 3) 
fessorof iaw It WaSSSon atd^e nnfve^ 1 * 8 i^ 58 -^^). Pr<i 
daughter, Harris DeJarnetteltenS- »„TS "?li of nis ereat "S ran| i- 
family. The collectton^ates to ttt' .tSS- ?» °? er men,bere of the 
University of North °CarollS h°is ^ca^'? ?"*%%■*** 

^ ti Sm f TlSe a c^n| D |a^hSi144' ^^S 
Stap.es USSS-19*), an"! f^V%J^^^ e £?£ g£ 

Washfn^C ( ^auT r SfdT™ tS « aIld 1 ames °»^tioned include 
^dT?eSin^^ d G° JSttSgtSSSlS'ZgZ 

Acquired, 1933-57. 

MS 62-874 rev 

Sonthgate, James, 1832-1914. 
Correspondence, 1794-1935 
1792 items and 9 v. 
In Duke University Library 

ssssHasBsafissa?- 



Card Index in the library 
Acquired. 1944-59. 



MS62-€75 



SouK, Pierre, 1801-1870. 

Papers, 1841-64. 

44 items. 

In Duke University Library 
aJPSSi VMtiflzn. ua& diplomat Personal and business letters 
™5J£?^ J ncm(les 22 Personal letters to Henri Bemy, S^M's llw 
Partner, relating to legal cases, political affaire, luHcavWeTta tte 

SSp W ,7iwr^, relaU0 Sv 0f tte O^ederacy, Ind the FederalScci 
n£Z,T t^ < £^l- ?*** lettere oont » ta Jnformation mcoS- 

Card Index In the library 
Acquired, 1957. 

MS 62-876 

Somers, William D 

Papers, 1817-1907. 

546 Items. 

In Duke University Library 

Card Index in the library 
Acquired, 1S37. 

MS 62-877 



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Thompson, Henry J H 6. 1832. 

Papers, 1862-65. 

258 Items and 2 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Union soldier. Personal letters and diaries. Letters concern 
Thompson's reactions to Southern institutions, morals among Union 
soldiers, the demoralization of camp life, illnesses among the soldiers, 
political activities in army circles, conditions In the camps, dally ac- 
tivities, the use of Negro troops, Thompson's garrison dnty in North 
Carolina, and military activities along the North Carolina coast. The 
diary, written mainly during the last year of the war, is similar In 
content to the letters. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 18*4, 1955. 

MS 62-578 



Siebold, PhBipp Franz yon, 1796-1866. 

Papers, ca. 1822-60. 

2 ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Physician, explorer, and author. Notes, memoranda, and frag- 
ments of Slebold's writings, on the language, history, customs, geology, 
flora and fauna of Japan, Formosa, and Korea, together with meteor- 
ological observations. 

Transferred from the Dept of State, 1848. 

MS 62-879 



Drennan, Daniel O ca. 1840-ca. 1905. 

Papers, 1861-1904. 

6 ft (4750 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part transcripts. 

As cleric to General Philip H. Sheridan, from 1865 until the gen- 
eral's death in 1888, Drennan gathered materials on Sheridan and 
other Northern and Southern Civil War commanders. The collection 
contains copies of letters, telegrams, and documents, as well as clip- 
pings, pamphlets, magazines and newspapers, some original letters, 
reports, notes, war diaries, memorabilia, prints and etchings. In- 
cludes two drafts of annual reports submitted to the Secretary of 
War by William T. Sherman as General of the Army, dated 1877 and 
188S, the former giving much detail on the Nez Perce uprising and 
other Indian campaigns. Among the memoirs are those of General 
Grenvllle M. Dodge, concerning Sheridan, and an account by Colonel 
A.S. Tracy of the Battle of Cedar Creek. 

Unpublished finding aid In the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Charles H. Kneessi, 1846. 

MS 62-880 rev 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Logbooks, 1711-1939. 

ca. 25 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Logs of the following vessels: Atalanta, Betty, Britannia, Charles- 
ton, Dragon, Du Boy d*Engagement Flying Duck, Francis Palmer, 
Franklin, George, Godfrey, Greyhound, Hannah, Jersey Galley, John, 
Julia Castner, Lexington, Mary, Morning Light, Neptune, Old Colony, 
Robert Sally, United States, and Young Mary Galley. Includes a 
flight logbook of U. S. Marine Corps aviators; and books of ships' re- 
ceipts and expenditures, invoices, and musters. 

Separately described in Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1948) 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-881 



Eaves, Nathaniel Ridley, 1798 (ea.)-1873. 

Papers, 1816-68. 

224 items; 

In University of South Carolina, South Carolinlana Library. 

Lawyer, planter, legislator, and soldier. Correspondence, accounts, 
diplomas, commissions, and other papers, chiefly concerning the Mexi- 
can War, and the Palmetto Regiment in which Eaves served during 
the war. Includes a letter from John C Calhoun (1848) discussing 
national politics, and a pardon (1865) from Andrew Johnson for 
Eaves' service for the Confederacy. Other correspondents include 
Pierce Mason Butler, James Cantey, B. G. M. Dunovant Adley H. 
Gladden, David Johnson, Cyrus D. Melton, and N. J. Walker. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

CM&. 1958. 

MS 62-882 



GrinneD, George Bird, 1819-1938. 

Papers, 1870-1923. 

ea-12ft (729 items) 

In Southwest Museum Library (Los Angeles) 

Naturalist, conservationist, and ethnologist. Correspondence, 
diaries, MSS. of GrinneU's books and articles and those of other 
ethnologists, field notes, notebooks, and other papers relating to 
Indians, particularly the Cheyenne, Blackfeet and Pawnee, and to 
the Western United States, Including exploration, mountain men, 
forts, Indian wars, reservations, national parks, and natural history 
of the area. Includes a compilation of Cheyenne vocabulary which is 
usable as a dictionary. The material is related to the Museum's 
Frederic Webb Hodge collection. 



Unpublished guide in the library. 
Gift of Frederick Webb Hodge, 1838. 



MS 62-883 



Dodson, Edward Griffith, 1884- 

Papers, 1923-56. 

17,800 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Lawyer, banker, politician, Virginia legislator, and State official. 
Correspondence, reports, publications, and other materials, concerning 
Dodson's position on the Virginia Conservation Commission (1926- 
S4) ; Harry Flood Byrd and his campaign for governor (1925) ; and 
Dodson's books, The Capitol of the commonwealth at Richmond 
(1938) , The General Assembly of the commonwealth of Virginia 1918- 
1938 (1938), and Speakers and clerks of the Virginia House of Dele- 
gates (1856). 



Accession analysis in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Dodson. 1860. 



MS 62-884 



Virginia. Treasurer's Ofiee. 

Miscellaneous papers, 1838-1918. 

ca. 1700 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Correspondence and other papers (chiefly 1871-1918) relating to 
the Lee Monument Association, the Page family, and other matters. 
Includes deeds, contracts, proposals, and other material (1879-91) 
concerning the Lee Monument Association and Us work In financing 
and erecting the equestrian statue of Robert E. Lee in Richmond ; 
financial papers and marriage agreement of Thomas Nelson Page; 

an autobiography of Rosewell Page, a partial MS. of his comic opera. 
The Groom of Sack-Posset and unidentified literary MSS.; and cor- 
respondence of S. Bassett French concerning Pocahontas (1875). 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Transferred from the Treasurer's Office, 1960. 

MS 62-885 



Hunter, Robert Mercer Taliaferro, 1809-1887. 

Correspondence, 1820-76. 

875 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

V. 'S. Representative and Senator, and Confederate legislator and 
official, of Essex Ca, Va. Chiefly letters to Hunter. Includes a few 
drafts or copies of Hunter's letters. 

Card file and accession analysis in the library. Partially published 
In the ATmnwi report of the American Historical Association for the 
year 1916, v. 2, edited by Charles Henry Ambler (1918). 

Gift of P. Stephen Hunter, ca. 1916. 

MS 62-886 



Zehnder, John C 1870-1968.. 

Business records, 1890-1947. . •■ - , 

6ft "■----- 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer' and businessman. Correspondence, cashbooks, policy reg- 
isters, loan book, ledger, and trial balance book, covering Zehnder's 
interests In real estate, insurance and the firms with which he was 
associated. Includes the articles of incorporation of the Chevra 
Mic h ins Congregation of St Paul Companies represented include 
the W. F. Moritz^FIre Insurance Agency (1890-1905) , Montz, Powers, 
and Zehnder (1905-08), Powers and Zehnder (1908-10), John a 
Zehnder (1910-47), and the Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of New York. 

Unpublished description In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Zehnder and Mrs. A. B. Seder, 1955-60. 

MS 62-887 



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Morrison, William, d. 1837. 

Business records, 1804-55 
5 reels of microfilm. 

Illinois State Historical Library ^ (IU) PabUc LibraI 7 <">« the 

blotted f££5^^£^ %2£ Ex** « •— ). 
of the firm of Bryan and Mo7r^^ D t n X'!- 1 „ toseU ' er wltt "**«>* 
d.se business in Kaskasakia andotbS t^,« ? S? e 8enena n>«=han- 
consin, and MlssouiTsbiprtnl fuTleaTlL JS 5 ' IodtoM . Wls- 
Philadelphia. Includes r^X w t h t' M^ ^ t? Pr0dUCtS * 
who carried on somfmSdS actfvS^^ *"*>** Eobert - 
tractor. One ledger ws/kept by WlllSnT M„~,i, , 7 Ui * mail con - 
farmer and merchant William Morrison's son Lewis, a 

Unpublished finding aids in the repository. 

MS 62-888 

Harrison, Benjamin, Pres. U. S., 1833-1901 

Papers, 1787-1938. 

ca. 165 ft. (ca. 60,000 items) 

In S^S ** C 00 *™™. Manuscript Division. 

Sr?^^ nSCrip £i I,,J PnotocoPiw (negatrre) 
*™^&^^*'*Z£™^^ ledger, 
books, memorials, printedrSSLrf. r.^"' 1, "**<*»*< articles, scrap- 
rial related to^ CT^aTSS™ D iS2 Bor S Ula - MuS mat£ 

Lou* T. Micbenef^U^TtltSw^ ^l^SSS 

Information on literary rights available in the iihr»rv 
-^SSir^3SaaM?^5r Harrison 

151 reels. _1CCr0filmCOPy ( ne S ative ) 

MS 62-889 

Choctaw Nation. 

Records, 1869-1910. 

8 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

«5£S^ w «S2*S papS* 8 - ES.ff sr1 ? 1 °° scb001s ' cltt - 

Oomimaslonr ""a"™ 1 Papers. Includes hearings of the Dawes 

MS 62-890 

McKfflky, William, Pre*. U. &, 1843-1901. 
Papers, ca. 1847-1902. 
56 ft (ca. 131,000 Items) 
^JS^. ' Coa * ress < Manuscript Division. 

of lett^sent rtSht Jo?n i y |^ sassinati<,n - Ixodes copies 
secretaries to th?rZ&£J'%£-J£% , aJ } d G 5 orge * OorWyoo. 
falls within the period law im? O'^'^ehalne bulk of the material 
Adee, RuXlll^Ser j2ta»*V <*?<**>***& Include Alvey A. 

^Sff"H£5fia^»Sr«t ™» Hoot, JobT^ 
Russell Young. ^ James WUson - ^oard Wood, and John 

PuSiSes^t^er^fe^ "* Jr " ""-** — •*- glfm. 

r«™^ * ™_ , MS 62-891 

Carpenter, Frank W 1871-1938 

Papers, 1884-1938. 

ca- 300 Items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Diviainn 

Cnrlsttan T^S ^^bZIn 88 d 'S2°f * "« Bureau ^Jon- 
attempts. iaS^, to^ur*°Sa«^ , o? , a a 6 rn g%?$*^?«* 
In poor health In the Soldt«?t£!L. S„ Du i. t0 _ aW h,m when he was 
include WIlliaVc3al£eron Fo ro ^ £^ a8 £ n 2 *, £wresponaent« 
Harrison, Prank KTM^y^SjfwSJ^Sf^ Pran<as »««»" 
worth, and Leonard Wood? L Q ° eZOn - »<*«*' * Wiggles- 

Bequest of Mrs. Maria B. Carpenter, 1958. 

MS 62-892 



Keifer, Joseph Warren, 1836-1932. 

Civi] TVar papers, 1861-65. 

2ft (1100 Items) 

T^iIS ra ^. i Consress - Manuscript Division. 
*^*^&i^1^j^ZiJ«>«!^~- Over 800 
MS. and prmtedleneVal I enters. Ortof„5^L. othe, 'JJ rre ^ onde »<^ 
floarters letter ho*1r^^ tn 3 2 B g^?^ ^ , I ^ 1 ,,a l a k«^ 
cerns mnitarv lift, «nrt ^™Ti._ :_r??^! 0I onl0 Infantry. Oon- 

Ohlo infant? SI SJnv'of^^ ^l 3 ? and "OttlegtoennTof 
&mil ^^r, tne Army of the Ohio, the Army of ttePotomae, and 

Unpublished finding aid In the library. 
Gift of William H. Keifer, 1958. 

MS62-693 
McKenzie, Fayette Avery, 1872-1957. 
Papers, 1894-1957. 
ca. 3 ft. (2000 Items) 

EftS?? 388 * State Ubn ^ •">* Archives. 

Indians, and Juniata CMlegtThelfSrSi^Lf^?®* ** ^nxaiean 
Dr. McKenzie spent >^^ ^M^S^S^S'J* * b ^ erM ' 
made with Professor Comte, wn^va?ta^SS2°£? ** ^S" wnlc0 *» 
to which children of Paris Twe»h.k^ Z. S"" " a *»"»» program 
Diaries aSorelate U&SZ^JSSL*?? t ^ tr ^ «" «he summer 
of World WuL iS7!SS?S* ta Fnulce "* »• ootb^ 
I-^reand Prosperl^a^ot a p^^vSuS U,a,ea MS -^SS 

MS 62-884 
Sword, Mary Elizabeth (McOain) 

Papers, 1822-1905. 

586 Items. 

In Duke University Library 

Letters written totS M80^ a^l8w£'a* JnSS'*''?! ^^l"^ 

Acoulred, 1952. 

Corey, Lewfa. MS63 ^ 6 

Papers, ca. 1910-53. 

28 boxes. '•' 

In Columbia University libraries. 
Teacher and poUMcal economist Correspondence, lecture. «n ««. 

SSr-.JTJ' outUn e far a projected book, entiaed ToTvaM und^ 
shading America, a transcript of the FBI Investtea^IfX^rifr 

S^r°^? e ^ munl8 £, P<,rty to ^ v - S, various^iwihedletSroi 

ns u o?Mis no ^ e rss ,lcoTerth?1s ^ ;fe 

MS 62-896 

Iowa, State Dept. of Higtory and Archives. 
Harlan collection, 1887-1937 
ca. 15,000 Items. 

in^EL Stat ? ^ of ; P 18 * 017 and Archives collections. 
Mi{S£?EJ£ 8terlal .ff 5™ hl9tor7 ' »•» O 1711 War, World War J. 
SS^Sn^ 8 "* 7, rai if oads - agriculture; conservation, IndSnT u,S 
prominent Iowans^ collected by Edgar B. Harlan, curatortftCiowi 
Historical, Memorial and Art Dept (predecesso7of tat Estate ^Septcr 
History and Archives) and editor of Annals of Iowa. ^^ 

Calendar and Index la the repository. 

MS 62-897 
Oklahoma. Uniyersity. Bureau of Government Beteareh. 
papers relating to Oklahoma government, 1889-1937. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
In part, t ranscri pts (typewritten) 

MS 62-898 



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tyter, Lores S 

Papers, 1850-1906. 

cs. 90O0 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Civil War soldier. Includes correspondence, rosters, minute fcoo&s, 
notebooks, memoranda, lists, morning reports, an Index to deaths of 
Iowa colonels, and other records of the 15th and other Regiments of 
Iowa Infantry raised at Keokuk: correspondence and rosters of toe 
Union League of America, and of Keokuk; military records of Wil- 
liam W. Belknap; other correspondence, diaries (1881, 1S65, 1880- 
1906} , a journal (1865), account books, commissions, and otberpapers, 
containing material on the Civil War and the Snlloh memorial; and 
records of the Tyler family; and a collection of military photos. 



Purchased from Mr. Tyler, 1814. 



MS 62-889 



day County (Minn.) Historical Society- 
Materials on Clay County history, 1803-1937. 
71temsand4v. 

In Clay County Historical Society collections (Moorhead, Minn.) 
In part, transcript (typewritten) of original in, North Dakota 

Institute for Regional Study, Fargo. 

A diary (1368-1900) of Rev. O. H. Elmer, founder of the First 

Presbyterian Church in Moorhead; minutes (1917-33) of the Lake 

Agassiz Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution; a list 

of business firms, professional men, banks, etc of Moorhead (1883) ; 

an affidavit of ownership of furniture used by George Washington; 

and papers of Rev. William Thurston Boatwell, pioneer Presbyterian 

minister, and of bis son Rodney C Boutwell. 

Information on literary rights available in the respository. 
Gifts, 1930-57. 

MS 62-900 



Suffolk Comity Historical Society, Rwierhead, N. Y. 

Manuscript collection, 1607-1876. 

Sv. 

In Suffolk County Historical Society collections (Riverhead, N. 1'.) 

In part, transcripts. 

A history of the city of Modern Times, by Charles A. Codman, 
describing life in an experimental society located in what is now 
Brentwood, L. L; a genealogy of the Terry family of England and 
Sonthold. L. I., and its branches in Long Island, New York State, New 
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Utah, and ruin^in with copies of 
relevant documents, by Stuart T. Terry; and a diary of David Warner 
(Judge and teacher of Riverhead, L. L) which Includes a treasurer's 
report of comity fair expenditures and receipts from members. 

Index to the Terry family genealogical material 

MS 62-801 



Craig iassily. 

Papers, 1773-1808. 

114 items. 

In University of Kentucky Library. 

Forms part of the Samuel M. Wilson manuscript collection. 

Warrants, surveys, depositions, and court orders, in suits involv- 
ing ownership of lands originally in military and educational grants 
in the Blue Grass region of Kentucky. Includes papers in a salt filed 
by Lewis Craig against the trustees of Transylvania Seminary (1785- 
1885 known as Transylvania University) 

Bequest of Samuel M. Wilson. 1946-59. 

MS 62-902 



Jones, Bassett, 1877-1960, collector. 
Libris polaris collection, 1827-1938. 
1 box. 

In Colombia University Libraries. 

Correspondence relating to explorers of the North and South Poles. 
Many of the letters are addressed to Vllbjalmur Stefansgon and to 
Jones, and, for the most part, discuss subjects of professional Interest. 
Purchased from Mr. Jones. _ 

MS 62-903 



Cass, Lewis, 1782-1866. 

Correspondence, 1825-39. 

45 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Army officer and statesman. Letters from Matthew Arbuckle, 
Pierre Chouteau, and Monttoit Stokes chiefly relating to their at- 
tempts to gather the Plains tribes at Camp Mason, Okls. for a peace 
conference, and containing detailed observations on Indian Affairs. 

MS 62-904 



Collins Coal Company, Krebs. Otea. 

Records, 1937-47. 

2fL 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, account books, financial statements, pay roUs, 
government reports on wages, finances, social security and safety pre- 
cautions, and other papers relating to the operation of the coal com- 
pany. Includes correspondence with the United Mine Workers of 

MS 62-905 



Page, Kirby, 1880-1957. 

Papers, 1908-67. 

14 boxes. 

In Southern California School of Theology Library. 

Social evangelist Correspondence, MSS. of writings, family his- 
tory, clippings, other papers, and photos. The material reflects Page's 
Interest in pacifism, socialism, and social Christianity and covers his 
young manhood and college career, bis relationship with his wife 
*im« Folse Page, family affairs, his war work during World War i, 
his work as personal secretary to Sherwood Eddy, an International 
secretary of the X. M. C. A, his evangelistic campaigns In Asia and 
Burope, his ministry at Bidgewood, N. Y, and his free-lance cam- 
paign of social evangelism as a researcher, speaker, writer, and edfr* 
tor of The World tomorrow. Correspondents include Devere Allen, 
Maxwell Chaplin, Henry Hltt Crane, Sherwood Eddy, Harold Stop, 

Harry E. Fosdlck, Sidney Gamble, Harold Gray, Jose H. Holmes, 
Allan Hunter, Charles C. Morrison, A J. Muste. Bay Newton, Beln- 
bold Niebuhr, G. Bromley Oxnam, Nevin Sayre, Gayle Seaman, Alva 
Taylor. Norman Thomas, and Harry F. Ward. 
Acquired from Mrs. Page. 1960. 

MS62-906 



Gibson family. 

Gibson-Humphreys papers, 1840-1955. 

ca. 400 items. 

In University of Kentucky Library. 

Correspondence, 30 land office certificates (1840-51), and other 
papers of a Kentucky family which spread to Mississippi and Lou- 
isiana. Includes papers of Tobias Gibson, 1800-1872, a planter; his 
wife, Louisiana Breckinridge Hart Gibson; most of their 9 children, 
including Hart Gibson, Randall Lee Gibson, and Sarah Gibson Hum- 
phreys; and Sarah's husband, Joseph A Humphreys, Also Includes 
material about the effect of the Civil War and Reconstruction on life 
In the deep South and Kentucky; and about Sarah Humphreys' 
activities in public affairs, particularly In the Kentucky Equal Right! 
Association and the free kindergarten movement 

Finding aids in the library. 

Deposited by Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Davis Buckner, 1958. 

MS 62-907 



Bcokstaver, Jesse F 1. 1828. 

Papers, 1847-89. 

5ft 

In New York State Library. 

Merchant of Saugerties, N. X. Correspondence, legal papers, ac- 
count books, and other papers of Bookstaver, of John C. Welch, and 
of J. Flero, merchants of Saugerties and CatskUL N. T. Includes 
notes on securing the right of way through Saugerties for the New 
York, West Shore and Chicago Railroad. 

Purchased from a dealer, 1936. 

MS62-308 



North Dakota-Montana Wheat Growers' Association. 

Kecords, 1921-38. 

66ft 

In University of North Dakota Library. 

Correspondence, financial statements, ledgers, membership flies, 
and printed materials of the association, a cooperative marketing 
association organized In North Dakota in 1921 and extended Into 
Montana in 1926; the Wheat Growers' Credit Corporation, a sub- 
sidiary, organized In 1926 to extend cheaper loans to members ; and 
the Wheat Growers' Warehouse Corporation, also a subsidiary, estab- 
lished In 1926 to acquire and operate grain elevators. Includes cor- 
respondence with farmers, and materials relating to the grain trade, 
agricultural legislation, the U. S.- Federal Farm Board, banking, co- 
operative marketing, and the economic condition of agriculture. 

Gift of A J. Scott, 1955. 

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Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. Library. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 17th-20th cent 

19 Items and 1 t. 

In Earlham College Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

»Ji.i e ^iJ K *$""* B ST to R Morris . *»» ***> of William 
BnUer signed by James Monroe, reminiscences ofWUUam BisS 
Oofflta^ miscellaneous matertafarSmng to fliThlsto^T^SocteS 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-910 
Hutchison family. 

Papers, 1807-1918. 

1408 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
mo^ES* ™ ^f? J* eco,mts . account books, commonplace boot Jnd*. 
2££ ^."ff* 18 """a™ 1 ** «» administration of estate deed! 
S^SLf ""f 4 lease8 ' conrt «*«». *«>« other legal DmerT oftS 
Hntd ^™.f"">ily of Giles and Craig Countle? ^ ffl Etterl 
SSS S^^to 80Wiers - acconn tt with the ConfederateTa^ 
deputy sheriff of Craig Co, Va, and Judgment book of James s 
O^eDsjandeeorge W. Hutehtoon as ju^ce^T (Steals o?&Js 
Co. Correspondents Inchide Jonathan UcCally Bennett. JarnaTpr 

Conger, William H. Eagieson, George P. Foote. K. A. French, Lorenzo 
n ?£+ f"^ Henfcrtckson, CUfton G. Hm, A. A. Hobson, Lorenzo 

George L.Snldow, Gny D. Taylor, Mary Taylor, Mrs. Walter Wooa\ 
Jo*** Younger, and members of the DunSn, HuSman, aS £u15 

Collection has been analyzed. 
61ft of M. B. Duncan, I960. 

MS 62-911 

Kitt, George Farwd], 1868-1928. 

Papers of George Farwell Kitt and Edith 0. Kitt, 1919- 
61. 

100 items. 

S.^SSf PIOneere ' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

JBuslnessman. Correspondence; MSS„ Including A pleasure trip. 

B^ujatacences of William B. Kitt, and A trip Taken in tbTsWS 

jU^JZ%£°EJ?< «* KM Umay : ***"* """""S «» the Betty 
BossMemorial Assodatlon, and an election; and family photos, as 
^cumulated by Kitt and his wife Edith O. Kitt Includes faiuy 

SSJrSiaSf 32T •"« writteD ****** of tte **•— F «* 

MS 62-912 

taring, Madison R collector. 

Loring collection, 1875-1961. 

400 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Ariz.) 
w2T" P( y?? ,Ce (J 932 " 59 ) "MB. the Arizona Pioneer^Tstorical 
Society, and biographical sketches, newspaper and magazine articles 
^.i^iS OT T^^,toJames BarneyTcari l!Haj*e»; andthe 
%%S° tonuUy Includes letters (1875-78) written by Loring to his 
toD^and pictnres of George H. Loring trading wltt InalaTgroupl 
between Phoenix and Yuma, Ariz. " ^ 

MS 62-918 

McConnell, John Wilkinson, 1907- 

Papers. 
4 boxes. 

B^om^needs tf^der'neoDte n^JT^ SSTtH**; a »* t ^ 
for the Twentieth Cent^y^L' 1858 ' <Jone *** J 01 " 1 J »y <*»««> 

MS62-S14 

Carpenter, Panl Simon, 1895-1949. 
Papers, 1870-1949. 

4 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma .library. 

University professor and musical conductor. Correspondence (Der- 
«mal and business), minutes of the undergraduate college of the Uni- 
versity of Oklahoma, musical compositions (MS. and printed) mis- 
cellaneous notes, newspaper cuppings, 2 scrapbooks, musical' pro- 
grams, and other papers. Includes a copy of Benjamin A. Botkln's 
thesis. The American play-party song (1887) ^^ 

MS 62-915 



Smith, Franklra'E d. 1878. 

Papers, 1818-98. 

939 items. 

In Duke University Library. 
.<. ^SfPtain and naval officer. Correspondence and other papers 
or smith and his family, concerning among other things Smith's 
various sea voyages, his marriage to Mary Carolina Trainer, his serv- 
£f to the Mexican War, his blockading activities aboard the U. S. S. 
Bienville during the Civil War, other events of the Civil War period. 
Smiths post-war life, and his conversion to Catholicism. Corre- 
spondents Include Thomas F. Bayard, Henry B. Bringhuret John M. 
Clayton, Charles LDn Pont, George P. Fisher, Arthur E. Grimshaw 
and Henry H. Lockwood. *-.**-w*.™, 

Cfcrd index in the library. Also described in Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke Univereitv Librarv, by N M. TUley 
and N. L. Goodwin (1947) p. 211-12. 

Acquired, 1942. 

MS 62-916 

Talbott, Charles Henry, 1840-1912. 

Papers, 1826-1948. 

647 items and 3 v. 

In Duke University Library. 
« J"^J ai toBlnessman, of Richmond. Correspondence, planta- 
tion records, scrapbooks, and other personal, family and business 
papers of Talbott of his son, Charles Henry mSJmb. WTT>?£Strt 
other members of the Talbott, Munford, and Wythe families. The 

SSS.«f^ te v,«J a ? lS l y , actlTiUe8 ' YkglDi& ""^ ^ and customs! 
£££?*, acUTlt ^f- "otol management, and other matters. Includes 
letters from college students, and autographs of Harrv F Byrd. 
Do^^Southall Freeman, Franklin D Boosevelt,^d CteudeA: 

Card index in the library 
Acquired, 1953. 

MS 62-917 

Themas, William Holland, 1805-1893. 

Papers, 1814-98. 

3353 items and 79 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

In part, microfilm (negative) 

Indian agent, lawyer, and trader, of Haywood Co., N C Corre- 
spondence, account books, daybooks, ledgers, and other papers, relat- 
ing to Thomas' life in western North Carolina, the removal o* the 
Cherokee Indians and the status of those who remained. Civil Var 
nghtlng in east Tennessee, postwar administration of Indian affairs 
and bis private business operations as a trader among the Cherokees' 
Includes records of Thomas' five stores in Haywood and CheroSee 
Counties, and business correspondence and accounts of Thomas' son. 
atooTOUiam Holland Thomas, a merchant and farmer of Jackson 

Card index in the library 
Acquired, 1938-52. 

MS 62-918 

Thomas, James A 

Papers, 1905-41. 

28,488 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Tobacco manufacturer and philanthropist Correspondence and 
other papers (chiefly 1914-40), relating primarily to Thomas' rela- 
™™ P T, wiUl a TOrie O' of organizations concerned with the Orient 
or Far Eastern affairs. Includes information on U. S. economic pene- 
tration of China, marketing of U. S. cigarettes In the Orlentthe 
Brmsh-American Tobacco Co., V. S.-Chlnese trade, domestic policies 
and financial development of China, political developments In the Far 
East American foreign policy In the Orient (Mao's and lSSCs) and 
ZSt^jS. *?? ^ DIln g Chinese students to Duke University' and 
other North Carolina institutions. Correspondents Include Herbert 
Hoover, Robert Lansing, Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft 
and Sun Yat-sen. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1952-53. 

MS 62-919 

Beberry, David D 

Papers, 1760-1918. 

1517 items and 8 v. 

In Duke University Library. 
fl.liS^ ^ 4 S0ldl ,«. of Montgomery Co., N. C Correspondence, 
fS^K.^! dS ' SS* lp to' bUls ' Promissory notes, snrveyuTtecorS 
Sl^^P 5 erUn « l to5, of Deberry and of John T. McK^oTsoT. 
ZS^'hf i^r? °°- f"> was ln caar 8e of Deberry's aftX 
SS^™ i2w5f ■ Al 2? y - The buIk of tb « ""tonal » for 1S50-6U 
M^w^ tt ^, discuss to g a raW a 8 alI1 st the Semlnoles In Florida 
(1857), the settlement around Maumelle, Ark. (1859) Deberry's nav 
as captain (1882), and speculation oprSrtunltiesllMS) • Ss« 
the settlement of the estate of John Deberry ; lotteVyteiadsWe? " 



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Deberry, DaTid D Papers, 1760-1918. (Continued) 

port of the FayetteviUe, N. C. Presbyter; to the General Assembly 
(1876) ; tax in kind reports ; and papers of bankrupts. 
Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, 1950. 

MS 62-920 



Bnrritt, ElOra, 1810-1879. 

Papers, 1840-1942. 

ca. 100 Items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College, Peace 
Collection. 

Linguist and reformer. Letters, printed mat<"i«lw, and photos. 
Includes pamphlets, books, broadsides; incomplete files of his publi- 
cations Bond of brotherhood. Citizen of the world, and the Olive leaf, 
and some copies of the Advocate of peace, of which he was an editor. 
The material la related to the library's American Peace Society onl- 
lectlon. 

Sift, from Merle E. Curtl, F. D. Lane, and Mrs. Alfred C Garrett, 
and purchase, 1940-60. 

MS 62-921 



Scott, Clement WflEam, 1841-1901. 

Correspondence, ca. 1862-1904. 

8 ft 

In University of Rochester Library. 

English dramatic critic and author. Correspondence of authors, 
journalists, musicians, and other persons connected with the theater 
in England, France and America In the late 19th century. Corre- 
spondents include Sir Squire Bancroft, David Belasco, Arthur Bour- 
chier, Katherlne Conway, Augostln Daly, Charles Dickens, Clyde 
Fitch, Clotllde Inez Mary Graves, Sir Augustus Henry Glossop Harris, 
Sir John Merry LeSage, Paul Merritt, Lady Maria Louisa Monckton, 
John Maddlson Morton, Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, Walter Herries 
Pollock, Edmund Routledge, John Lawrence Toole, and Sir Herbert 

Beerbohm Tree. The material Is related to the library's collection of 
theatrical manuscripts. 

Card index in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Purchased from Ifan K. Fletcher, 195L 

MS 62-922 

Sage, Henry Williams, 1814-1897. 

Papers, 1836-1948. 

76 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives. 

In part, transcript (typewritten) 

Lumber magnate. Correspondence, diary (1836-37), tax receipts, 
ledgers, daybooks, journals and land and plat books, mainly relating 
to Sage's lumber and salt mill at Wenona, Mich., to the acquisition 
and administration of tJmberlands in Miphignn, Wisconsin, Alabama, 
Mississippi, and California, to Investments made in rairoad and in- 
dustrial securities and In Western land mortgages as well as to 
Sage's interest In Cornell University, of which he was benefactor and 
trustee. Includes correspondence and other papers relating to the 
business and family affairs of later generations of the Sage family. 

Indexed in the library's general card catalog; unpublished guide 
also available. 

Gifts of Edwin 0. Hotter, 1851; Cornelia C. Sage, 1954; and Mar- 
Jorle L. Sage, 1954. 

MS 62-923 

Babcock, Howard Edward, 1889-1950. 

Papers, 1907-50. 

60 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives. 

Agricultural economist, educator, and farm owner. Correspond- 
ence, printed and mimeographed pamphlet material, photos, and 
scrapbooks concerned with Babcock's career as a county agent In 
Cattaraugus and Tompkins Counties, N. Y, as an executive in the 
New York State Farm Bureau, the Grange League Federation and 
related organizations, the New York State Agricultural Conference 
Board, the Federal Farm Board, Central Bank for Cooperatives, Na- 
tlonal Council of Farmer Cooperatives, and the New York State 
Emergency Food Commission, as a member or consultant of various 
New York State, Federal, and non-governmental boards and com- 
mittees, and as professor of marketing and later trustee of Cornell 
University. Includes correspondence with editors and publishers of 
numerous agricultural and other journals and with manufacturers of 
farm equipment, chiefly relating to agricultural research and edu- 
cation, to the promotion of effective farm organizations, and to State 
and national politics as they pertain to agricultural issues. 

Gift of John B. Babcock and Barbara Babcock Hlrsbfield, 1956. 

MS 62-924 



Harmony Society. 

Records, 1790-1950. 

310 ft. 

In Old Economy collections (Ambridge, Pa.) 

Approximately 500,000 unbound MSS, including some 65,000 let- 
ters, legal documents, receipts, bills, music, and notes and other mis- 
cellaneous matter; bound records, memoranda, and account books; 
volumes of music in manuscript; files of maps, drawings, photos, 
and prints; books, pamphlets, and other items published by the 
Society; and other printed materials. Includes Dnss correspondence 
(1906-50) relating to the society. Trustees of the society were 
George Bapp, Frederick Bapp, B. L. Baker, Jacob Henrlci, and John 
Duss. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-925 



Carr, James Ozbora, 1869-1949. 

Papers, 1743-1938. 

1550 Items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1787) 

Lawyer, State legislator, and State official, of Wilmington, N. C, 
and Kenansville, N. C. Correspondence and other papers of Carr 
and of his family. Calf's correspondence (1907-38) relates to politi- 
cal activities, Democratic Party organization, elections, and patron- 
age. The papers before 1907 are chiefly family and personal letters 
of the Carr, Dickson, Hall, McCanne, and Pearsall families, chiefly 
In Duplin Co, N. G, but also In Tennessee, South Carolina. Florida, 
and Mississippi. Includes 17 account books (1876-94) of Jacob W. 
Carr, and a Carr family history book. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Carr (1950-64) 

MS 62-926 



Coolidge, Calvin, Pret. V. £., 1872-1933. 

Papers, 1875-1957. 

23 ft. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Official and personal correspondence, speeches, statements, procla- 
mations, official messages, transcripts of press conferences, personal 
accounts, 152 scrapbooks, clippings, programs, banquet menus, other 
papers, and photos. The material bulks largest In the period 1918-29, 
when Coolidge was Governor of Massachusetts, Vice-President and 
President Includes material on the Boston Police Strike, 1919. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge, 1920-57; and miscellaneous gifts 
and purchases, 1920- 

MS 62-927 



Duke University, Durham, N. 0. 

Revo] utionary War collection, 1775-1810. 

171 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, military papers, land grants, commissary papers, 
minutes of a Virginia Revolutionary committee, and other papers re- 
lating to the American Revolution. Subjects mentioned Include poli- 
tics, war plans, military affairs, Indian troubles, supply problems, 
loyalist sentiment the war In the South, and other matters. Many of 
the letters are addressed to General Nathanael Greene. 

Card index in the library. Also described In Guide to the manu- 
script collections In the Duke University Library, by N. M Tllley and 
N. L. Goodwin (1947) 

Acquired, 1933-61. MS 62-928 



Duke University, Durham, If. C. Library. 

Savannah port papers, 1754-1920. 

5591 Items and 5 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Official papers pertaining to customs, Import and export trade, and 
shipping. Includes ship clearance papers, cargo lists, crew lists, crew 
bonds, U. S. Treasury Dept letters, customs papers, British consular 
papers, salary receipts for port officials, warehouse papers, charity 
reports for Indigent seamen, papers concerning the construction and 
maintenance of lighthouses, a letter book (1817-26) of A. S. Bulloch, 
Savannah port collector, giving references to economic conditions, and 
tie entry registration book of the Savannah customs house. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1969-56. 

MS62-929 



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Hannery (John) & Company, Savannah. 
Records, 1867-1912. 
30,156 items. 
In Duke University Library 

Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, 1951-56. 

MS 62-930 

Eleming family. 

Correspondence, 1810-1910. 

1081 Items. 

In Duke University library 
n.^fSSf cone^waence, chiefly of the Flemings, a Vlrelnla fam- 
lly otedncatois, phyelelaiis, and soldiers. Xhecorresoono^riftSi; 
domestic. edneatlonaT^d social Sttom^vlSSa^M^S? 

-eSfrtSSMftjss tiKMais n.T£ as —^ 

N. L. Goodwin (1947), p. SOL UMTe ™ lty uta «^. by N. M. Tllley and 

MS 63-981 
Hare, Robert, 1781-1858. 
Papers, 1764-1859. 
ca. 850 items and 3 v. 

In American Philosophical Society library 
MSSSf-JS^T 1 * ???*- Correspondence with various persons, 
especially with Joseph Henry concerning Hare's coDectionof Mmer? 

Sf.7 1 "^-?* donated *° «*• S»«h»o^an^tnrlOT'^ctar^tet 

sublS^^SS tDPn ! d ^ S^T. cycloldal curves, and tfher 
sobJects , correspondence of the firm of Clark & Mehtmaate. of Pr«5- 

^S&'SKS'n"? * Hare ' s tother-ln-lawTjoto^S c££ 
SSSS.!??* 4 ?*"?. to "■"wacrtPts catalog of the library. ^^ 
Purchased from Hare's descendants, 196X """""y. 

MS 62-932 
Nailer, George W 1837-1864. 

Papers, 1824-64. 
34 Items. 

In Emory University Library. 

Microfilm (negative) of originals in the possession of L F Piatt 
Tocher and Union soldier from tanaylTanuTcMwi latter. 

NaDar JS^JS 2 I ST ar ■ letten '' a ""n* « words™ song* 
r^t«I^^iLS!? yB ',. 2 , , ? a88 "Stetera. a «hool atlas, art™flunnr 

Finding aid In the library 

aSSSSSS " terary righte araUaWe ln ** »««»•. 

MS 62-933 
Thompson, Maurice, 1844-1901. 
Papery 1865-1940. 
814 Items. 
In Emory University Library. 

Sst££? r, J^L tt, *T lnett ' mdgTO,c * lst Literary MSS^ including 

arte*? l£^Ji «°25L!! to i5S , 5 „ nature •**<*«■. l^-wiS 
articles, 7 lectures, 6 folders with 199 poems and several fraenvnta. 
and collections of essays and wildlife stories • some <Sraroonfc»S 

S^SLS" ^ Wanace . and on archery; page and galtey proof! 
tear sheets, and printed extracts of stories andlssays; Were oflS 

Metcnes, and other material; papas of his daughter JhmIo ?!m. 

MSS, business papers, a scrapbook on Thompson, a memorandum^ 
book, cuppings, and sketches; 2 Bibles with family records- books 
with presentation autographs of their authors ^rthe? nraerTnhrtnT 

House, Bobert Underwood Johnson, James Whltcomb EU^Thmrtnr. 

Boosevelt, Will Henry Thompson, and SasanaWanacI Tbe0,tore 
Unpublished inventory lnSlihrary. "auaee. 

^formation on Uterary rights available In the library 
Gift of Franks. Davis, 1959. »-»»u«rarj. 

MS 62-934 



Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1864. 

Milburn collection, 1837-1903 

86 itei:is. 

In St. Lawrence University Library 
*h,^L tb m Correspondence, "terary MSS., and other papers. In- 
^S,^J ti - e ^} Dgton Spa ' torments from notebooteand bto- 
graphical stories, 14 pages of a diary (1858-55) teptby Sontata 
Hawthorne in England, MS. of Bumpty Budget's troSr by S 
Hawthorne, and documents containtoV the l^tuWoi ' WffluS 
Hathome, Judge John Hathorne and whefancS^of Hawthorn? 

&^? n M^wrSe T Unl^wS^SE 

by N^lork^bra.^ht *£■££«£ J*** «— 
verslty (1949), p. 35-36 "™ KaPPa, St Lawrence Unl- 

Glft of Ulysses Sumner Milburn. 1949. 

MS 62-935 



Ems, Havekek, 1859-1980. 
Papers, ca. 1874-1951. 

10 v. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library 
British psychologist Typescripts and annotated conies of nub- 
^ d rT ta Jl d !S£. orl «55 1 typescript ofsSrSd nSrrtagt with 
earlier chapters revised in Ellis' hand and later chapters corrected 

an^SS? S .?T Sel i^? e - "2? V** *» ^ehiS^lSc?were 
I^?^?.K ,, LSiJ?* 1,, S Bd wotk ' ** a" 4 4th edlttons of Man and 
woman with extensive holograph corrections; Interleaved conv with 

w^&^K^JSf 11 %£"** lim > ^ Oeiare^brlSoTwScn 

cto Calverton and Samuel Daniel Schmalhauseiu which emralmT. 

ra^an^ml^nJtef " '"'"^ *" ^""^ *» ^ *E 
Unpublished description In the library 
Purchased from Blin Mathews, bookseller, 1950. 

MS 62-936 



Gardiner, James Tory, 1842-1912. 

Papers, 1791-1886. 

4 ft (338 Items) 

In New York State Library. 
<rf »??tSl r 1? 2"L U - & Ordnance Corps, topographer, and member 
£,££ S?« Tork S ^ te Bwd of HeaIth - CoSesponaence^ , busSen 
m^-'Sf^f J ma , 1 ? ,lr i?J a 2 d . m P^enburg, Troy, and ILaGrange" 
HU and papers dealing with State surreys and State parka. toeXdes 

lection of William Croswell Doane papers. 
Acoulred, 1925; gift of Gardiner's heirs, 1888. 

MS 62-987 



terdo de Tejada, Juan Antonio. 

Letters, 1811-17. 

107 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries 

the I ^S S ™ r ^ Lerd t de T ^? da t°' Manuel de Urouiaga, written tat 
the most part from Vera Cruz and principally coneenurf ii«^-Sr 
merctal natters, including acknowledS^of 8^m^.TetterfoV 

MS 62-938 



Eno, Ensebio Frandsco, 1644-1711. 

Correspondence, 1680-87. 

33 Items. 

SL?*^ R HnnUagton Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Klno a to°th. , rS!,T I ^.» and , "^f"- Cueoy letters from Fathei 
Kino to the Duchess d'Avelro d*Arcos y Maqneda. natronm ofmil 

Acquired from Maggs Bro&, London, 1922. 

MS 62-939 



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Morgan, George, 1743-1810. 

Papers. 1766-1941. 

ca. 300 items. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Surrey collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Merchant, Indian agent, farmer, and land speculator. Correspond- 
ence, letter books ( 774-79), and other papers (1766-1826). concern- 
ing Morgan's stay in Illinois as representative of the Philadelphia 
firm of Bayntou, Wharton and Morgan; his speculation in Missouri 
lands in connection with the colony New Madrid, 1788-90; his work 
as Indian agent of the Middle Department at Fort Pitt, 1776-78; 
and Ms scientific farming near Princeton, N. J., and Washington, Pa. 
Correspondents of Morgan's time include Aaron Burr, Thomas 
Hutchlns, and Timothy Pickering. Includes correspondence (1806- 

41) of the Survey about Morgan and his papers, involving Clarence 
Walworth Alvord, Louis Houck, members of the Morgan family 
Theodore Calvin Pease, and Robert Reed. 

Unpublished calendar of original Items in the repository. Also 
described In the survey's Publication no. 6 (1956) p. 69-70. 

Some of the papers have been published in the Collections of the 
Illinois State Historical Library, v. 10, 11, and 16 (1915-21). 

Purchased, in part, from Robert Reed, 1S28-30. 

MS 62-940 



Gndeman, Alfred, 6. 1862. 
Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Philologist Typescripts of seven ol Gudeman's wcrks, including 
Manual of the history of classical philology. Imagines philologorum, 
A bibliography of Aristotle's De poetica, A manuscript in Greek of 
the text of Aristotle's De poetica, The first five parts of Sallust's 
Catiline, The English translation of Gudeman's own work containing 
History of Latin literature and Collection of critical essays and the 
world's literature In SO volumes. Includes various letters, lecture 
notes, and club membership lists among Gudeman's lists of and notes 
about his works. 

Bequest of Mr. Gudeman, 1952. 

MS 62-941 



Williams, Amos, 1797-1857. 

"Williams-Woodbury papers, 1820-1900. 

16 v. and 190 folders. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey collections. 

Surveyor, teacher, official of Vermilion Co., postmaster and store- 
keeper. Correspondence, ledgers, and scrapbooks; records of routine 
business of Williams' various positions; and other papers on State 
and local politics, farms, ferries, sawmills, gristmills, saline works, 
roads, railroads, lands, schools, and other matters. Includes papers 
of Williams' son-in-law, William W. R. Woodbury, a physician, drug- 
gist, builder, and local official, concerning drug and general merchan- 
dising, farms, seed orders, road Improvements, local history, com- 
munity activity, and family. There is much material on local 
political and social conditions in 'Vermilion and Edgar Counties. Also 
includes papers relating to Gurdon S. Hubbard and the Indian trade 
around Danville. Correspondents include state political leaders and 
early residents of eastern Illinois. 

Unpublished inventories in the repository. 

Gift of Flo Woodbury. 

MS 62-942 



Ealyeat, Frank Allen, 1885- 

Papers, 1875-1957. 

86 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Educator. Correspondence relating to schools In the Indian and 
Oklahoma Territories; histories of county schools and other papers 
referring to the "subscription" schools. Integration In territorial 
days, vicissitudes of Indian education, and the history of education 
In the Southwest; roster of Kiowa Co., OMa.::teachers and officers 
(1818-21); releases of the Bureau of Indian Affairs concerning 
American Indians and Indian education; news clippings pertaining 
to the history of the schools of Norman, Okla. ; booklet on Sequoyah 

and his Cherokee alphabet; copy of Journal of proceedings of Na- 
tional Education Association (1875); maps; and photos. Includes 
correspondence and notes relating to John S. Murrow and Bacone 
College of Bacone, Okla, and a booklet entitled 66 years of service 
for humanity, a biography of J. S. Murrow, together with notes and 
other papers of Baptist missionaries to the Indians. 

MS 62-943 



Braxtoo Co., TV. Vs. 

Archives, 1830-195$. 

168 v., 76 boxes and 6 buddies. 

In West Virginia University Library (7S8. 818; 

Suit papers; record books af county offices; estate settlements; 
birth, marriage, and death records; election returns; deeds and vol- 
umes of deed indexes: land and tax records, together writ Weri«S 
War i records of Braxton County servicemen and Bevers::. account 
books of the Holly River and Addison Bali Road, and the Midland 
Rail Road. 

Gift of the Braxton County Court, 1855-56. 

M£ * r >-m 



Bloomer, Dexter C 1820-1800. 

Papers, 1859-1900. 

1600 items. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer and journalist. Correspondence, 8 volumes of jcsr^ 
and other papers, including material on politics, church hiEtor, 
Council Bluffs (formerly Kanssville) and its U. S. Land Office, ar 
Pottawattamie County. 

MS62-S45 



Cole, William day, 1887- 

Papers, 1943-46. 

1400 folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Missouri. Chiefly corre- 
spondence relating to veterans' affairs, the National Labor Relations 
Board, osteopathy, Zionism, the steel industry, civil service, anti- 
liquor movements, the FCC, the Income tax, and many other subjects. 
Correspondents Include Cordell Hull, Clare Boothe Luce, and William 
F. Shares. , 

Deposited by Mr. Cole. 

MS62-946 



(Hey, Gctavia Aurelia. James (Wyche) 

Papers, 1824-1900. 

lft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1608) 

Correspondence, diary (1849-1900), account books, and other 
papers, of Mrs. Otey, of her husband, William Madison Otey, and 
of their family, of Madison Co., Ala., and Xazoo (&, Hiss. The 
papers concern social life, education of the children, cotton planting 
plantation management, sales and purchases, credit, politics, religion, 
and difficulties of the time. Includes papers of the Horton, Klrk- 
land, Landidge, Otey, and Wycbs families, in Alabama, Mississippi, 
and Louisiana. 



Unpublished description in the library. 
Deposited by Mrs. Leslie Cummins, 1849-62. 



MS 82-847 



Thompson, Dorothy, 1894-1961. 

Correspondence, 1939-42. 

ea. 2000 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Journalist. Basically correspondence from readers of Miss Thomp- 
son's column. Concerns neutrality, arms embargo, British and Ger- 
man aims in World War ii, and the political role of Charles A. 
Lindbergh. The material is related to the library's Committee to 
Defend America by Aiding the Allies, Lindbergh, and Robert A. Tart 
collections. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Miss Thompson, 1940. 

MS62-948 



EOby, John Richardson, 1819-1878. 

Papers, 1755-1919. 

34,414 items and 4 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence and legal and other papers (chiefly 1840-80), of 
Kllby and of his son, Wilbur John KUby, both lawyers, of Suffolk, 
Va., and of members of the Riddick family. The bulk of the collec- 
tion concerns such legal activities of the Kllbys as administration of 
estates, collection of bills, and adjustments of property. Other sub- 
jects include the case of Harriett Whitehead, whose mind was Im- 
paired by the loss of her family in the Nat Tomer Insurrection 
(1831) ; freedom for Negroes, with references to the work of the 



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Kflbj, John Richardson, 1819-1878. Papers, 1755-1919. 

£ Continued) 
ffiSTH ^*" 1 ^f* " nd t0 me ™ d conditions In Liberia; 

Acquired, 1942-52. 

MS 62-949 

McAIister, HOI, 1875-1959. 

Papers, 1806-1956. 

ca. 4 ft. (1000 Items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives 

In part, transcripts. 

HUl McAIister ln ^ S.o^^lSlf oTbS ffl '2?5£ 

Sm££ ■^SJJ^foSSS M <252* 2JT *-* ■* • 

Brook- a v r-„™ 7T_!L V^ 2- Correspondents include W E. 

DEoSsere^BdSrt ?^, J ^ Son ' £«»«*« McKellar, JFrunklln 
u. nooseyeiE, uoward T. Sanford, and W S Shields ^^ 

Unpublished register in the library^ snueios. 

Gift of Mrs. Hamilton Love and Mrs. Donald U. Bathrlck, 1959. 

MS 62-950 

Gonrdin, Robert Newman. 

Papers, 1789-1926. 

454 Items and 3 v. 

In Duke University Library 

Merclumt and commission agent, of Charleston S C 

the Co^ederac^uioT^illtoJv^iS!^' me " an ate business In 

Acquired, 1941-58. 

MS 62-951 

Downer, Samuel Smith, d. 1861. 

Papers, 1772-1932. 
3202 Items and 2 v. 
In Duke University Library. 
™if 1 S., 11,,migrant ^ Planter, of Granville Co N C (v™™^ 

Acquired, 1949. 

MS 62-952 

Davis family. 

Correspondence, 1834-68. 

166 items. 

In Duke University Library 

DaSfof HaSrif^v'"'?! 01 '. ^ brothera «■«» listers of Jasper 

TTn^LSSf^ .£?'?'• tbe ^Pfst Seminary at Kicumond. and Tale 

Acquired, 1852-5T. 

MS 62-953 



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Carrigan f amity. 

Papers, 1817-1901. 

318 items and 2 v. 

In Duke University Library 

Orange Co , N. c, and to the Holtcotton mlUs. ° " famUy * 

Described in Guide to the manuscript collections in the Duke TJm 

MS 62-954 

Hedrick, Benjamin Sherwood, 1827-1886 
Papers, 1848-93. 
6033 items and 4 v. 
In Duke University Library. 
lJS?? 80 ^ ■S em S? y and U - s - p »t"t Office official. Chieflv 

a^MaS ^^mpton^ %£F^<£XsJ£ & 
c««erns life at the University^ NoSh SSl^sSaSSTSSSSS 

Card index in the library 
Acquired, 1958. 

MS 62-955 

Rochelle, James Henry, 1826-1889 
Papers, 1781-1907. 
965 Items. 
In Duke University library 

££2. .'n vLEf^^^Sfi^^SS^ 
in and around ClbarlestoThartor mdfa^wS? NaT7 ,' ^ «»*» 

the AmazorT Kr^T?vta^i„ SL ^J^L?"? """^ *»»* P""* of 
Blow, Albert Ga^t^o^^o^nr^-X.^i^n 3 ^ 

M^lZ ln T W T J^nsto". Jam« Johnston, Samuel Kello, Stephen E. 
MaUory, J. T. Mason, Elchard E. Parker, Robert Taylor, SdJohn 

Card index in the library. Also described in Mik t» «./. «.. 

Acquired, 1944-57. 

MS 62-956 

Monks, Zerah Coston, 5. 184L 

Monks-Rohrer correspondence, 1859-67 
340 items. * 

In Emory University Library 

family letters, a sketch of thTbarSetont at FraSkLbS £5^ 

tured, and later with tbe 155th EegimentTp^n^LS ISLrtr? 

Finding aid In the library. 
Ac^uir^'lSei! 1 Uterai7 rIgn,s a Ta Uable in the library. 

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Taylor, Hubbard, 1760-1840. 

Papers, 1772-1858. 

ca. 400 items. 

In University of Kentucky Library. 

Pioneer, surveyor, and legislator in Kentucky. Correspondence, 
stock subscription and checks of the 'Winchester Branch of the Bank 
of Kentucky, stock certificates of the Covington and Lexington and 
the MayBville and Lexington Railroads, survey reports, deeds, bills 
of sale, MS. maps, tax receipts, powers of attorney, and other papers. 
The bulk of the material concerns Kentucky land transactions, 1780- 
1838, particularly In Green and Daviess Counties, but some of the 
material Is on social, political and economic conditions in Kentucky, 
American relations with France and England, the War of 1812, and 
the campaign for Governor m 1820. Correspondents Include George 
M. Bibb, J. Cabell Breckinridge, Anthony Butler, William Henry 
Harrison, Ambrose Madison, James Madison, James Morrison, James 
Taylor iv, and General James Taylor. 

Finding aids In the library. 

Deposited by Mr. and Mrs. G. Davis Buckner, 1960. 

MS 62-968 



Day family. 

Papers, 1759-1905. 

IB ft (ca. 10,000 items) 

In Yale University Library. 

Correspondence, diaries, account books, business papers, MSS. of 
books, sermons, and lecture notes. About half the collection is corre- 
spondence, largely about personal and family matters. Inclndes a 
little correspondence of Jeremiah Day, 1787-1806, mainly with other 
ministers concerning religion; correspondence of his sons, Jeremiah 
Day, 1773-1867, Thomas Day, Noble Day, and Mills Day; and corre- 
spondence of the children of Thomas, Including a series of letters 
from Europe and tLe Middle East by Thomas Mills Day. The ma- 
terial is related to the library's Seymour family collection. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gifts from the Day family, 1929-49. 

MS 62-959 



Atkins, Paul Moody, 1892- 

Papers, 1914r-57. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

Financial management consultant Correspondence, reports, note- 
books, and other papers. Including TOa tf»rl fl1 on the liquidation of 
securities for the Comptroller of the Currency, 1932-37, on the Mffls- 
pangh Mission to Iran, 1943, and on the American Mission for Aid 
to Greece, 1947-48. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Information on literary rights available m Die Horary. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, 1944-58. 

MS 62-960 



Daystrom, inc. Typographic Library and Museum, Jersey 
City. 

Manuscripts, ca. 1750-1938. 

7 v. and 34 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Six boxes of letters from, to, and about printers and printing; 9 
boxes of patents for type fl^g 1 "* containing 224 patents dated mainly 
In the 1880's bat extending into the 20th cent; 6 boxes of letter 
books, ledgers, daybooks, and Journals of the typefounding firm of 
Bmny ft Bonaldsou; S boxes of archives of the Oompafua Real ae 
Impresores, containing correspondence, casebooks, MSS. submitted 
for publication, and other material relating to the operation and 
business of this organization; 2 boxes of correspondence, memoranda, 
clippings, and other papers of the printer Theodore Low De Tlnne; 
and 7 vols, of MS. and printed material relating to the Uvea, writings, 
and printing and publishing activities of John Nichols of Islington 
and his family. 

MS 62-961 



Pedersen, Tbyra E 

Papers, 1923-25. 

lbox. 

In Badcllffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-101) 

Letters and articles concerning two years of travel In the Orient 
and teaching at Union Girls School, Hangchow, and Sgaw Karen 
High School, Bassein, Burma. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

MS 62-962 



Credle, Mary (Farrow) 1881-1946. 

Papers, 1706-1946. 

500 items. 

In University of North Carolina, Southern Historical Collection 
(1853) 

Correspondence, account books, and business and other papers of 
Mrs. Credle and of her family, of Beaufort and Hyde Counties, North 
Carolina. The papers relate to the family's activities In coastwise 
shipping, trading, small boat building and maintenance, land acqui- 
sition, the wholesale grocery business, and other matters. Persons 
mentioned include Wilson T. Farrow, the Reverend Joseph B. Hlnton, 
and Isaiah Kespess. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Deposited by the daughters of Walter and Mary Farrow Credle, 
1951. 

MS 62-963 



McGavock, Randal William, 1826-1868. 

Papers, 1848-98. 

ca. 220 Items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Lawyer and mayor of Nashville. Diaries, genealogical material, 
and family documents. Diaries (1848-62) relate to McGavodCs life 
at Harvard Law School, his tour of Europe, Asia, and Africa, his 
marriage to Seraphlne Deery, his term as mayor of Nashville, and 
his Confederate service to October, 1882. Genealogical Items deal 
with the McGavock family in Ireland, Virginia, and Tennessee, to- 
gether with some Items on the family of Seraphlne Deery. Family 
documents consist of deeds and Indentures (1854-98) and the will of 
Francis H McGavock (1864) 

Unpublished register In the library. The diaries were published 
In 1959 under the title Pen and sword, edited by Jerschel Gower and 
Jack Allen. 

Acquired from Margaret Warden, Herschel Gower, and Mrs. 
Gerald Henderson. 

MS 62-964 



Piatt, William M 

Papers, 1845-1904. 

493 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Lawyer and State legislator of Tunkhannock and Harrisburg, Pa. 
Mainly letters of Piatt Bulk of the material Is of the period 1845- 
83. Contains Information on canals In Pennsylvania, Democratic 
Party politics in Pennsylvania In the 1840*8, 185CS, and 1880's, the 
temperance movement, the Piatt family, railroads In Pennsylvania, 
the Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention of 1872, and the Liberal 
Republican Party. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1958. 

MS 62-965 



Williams, John, 1752-1806. 

Papers, 1767-1841. 

ca. 8 ft (ca. 1500 items) 

In New York State Library. 

Physician, Revolutionary War officer, and U. S. Representative 
from New York Correspondence, muster rolls, payrolls, assessment 
rolls, wills, broadsides, and miscellaneous papers relating to Washing- 
ton Co, N. Y„ the Revolutionary War, land, and State and national 
politics. Correspondents Include Ethan Allen, James Duane, Wmiam 
Duer, John Jay, Charles Kane, Edward Livingston, William livings- 
ton, Peter Jay Monro, William North, Arthur St Clair, Philip Schuy- 
ler, Philip Skene, Solomon Tan Rensselaer, Stephen Tan Rensselaer, 
and Melancthon T. Woolsey. 

Descriptive list and calendar of part of the collection In the library. 

Pnrdaue ' lfl6L MS 62^66 



Thomson family. 

Papers, 1802-44, 

ca.7ft 

In New York State Library. 

Chiefly correspondence, bills, receipts, and other papers of Dr. 
Thomas Thomson, Thomas T. Thomson, and John Alexander Thom- 
son, all of Catsklll, N. Y. Includes Items on the Catskm ferry and 
the introduction of Rohan potatoes. Other persons represented In- 
clude Alfred Bartow, Jesse Bud, Henry Burden, Edwin Oroswell, S. 
Denton, Abraham Edwards, and Mark Spences. 

Descriptive list in the library. 

Purchase, 1985. 

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Goshen, In. Y. Library and Historical Society. 

Papers, ca. 1700- 

ca. 2500 items. 

In Goshen (N. T.) library and Historical Society. 
f~ a ^ !? atln « t0 G «*S? «n d Orange Co, Including ca. 2000 let- 
ters anoVother papers of William Wlckham, laiulowni^ tte^wa- 

ES ^22"J-S™nS B - ! a eronp of^rardlam^,^; ietSrs 

and papers of Henry Wtaner, a gunpowder manufiKturerl^ Bevo- 
tatlon; agroupof ca.200 Wnkhi family papers; rtto^pm^ate 

MS 62-968 



Gillingham, Alberta (Stith) Jones. 

Paper?. 1846-1032. 

4071 items and 2 v. 

In Duke UnlTersity Library. 

Mining speculator and amateur composer, of Cld N C. Coitp. 
spondence, wills, deeds, and otter nersonaLbmta«£ .»* LX, !£Zt 
ofMrs. GUUngtam and of S^SSSriSTSuSm& Wen? 
later, of Thomasville, N. & Most of the paperlare TMr«™S*anrt 

complications caused in family relationships becaasedN contested In! 

KM?i3? in i tr OoHege (now Duke University) and corwgiwndenceof 
Mrs. Gllllngbam and WlllUm H. Bailey, a li^ of Chariotte™N? CL 



Card index in the library. 
Acquired. 1835.50. 



MS 62-969 



Powers, Frederick Perry, d. 1927. 
Papers. 

800 items and 2 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
ton^££i7£^f r # , l5S ld PfcryJTOta on the trail of Washing- 

Presented by Mrs. Charles P. Turner. 1812; Mrs. Powers, 1881. 

MS 62-970 



Perry, Fountain, 1799-1876. 
Papers. 1800-1921. 
ca. 1800 items. 

In University of Kentucky Library 
In part, photocopies (negative) 

eratHrnVrtTeLSli? ^ h ° *"* * Uentenant » the Conted- 
Findlng aids in the library. 
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Pryor Perry, MSB. 

MS 62-971 



Monroe, James, 1S21-1898 
Papers, 1841-98. 
ca. 6080 items. 
InOberlln College library. 

si-^racc^unV^sTfed^n^^rr 1 ^ " - <**» 

to Monro's pVbUc etreer *£F2£^Z£%?^IP m ' Pertaining 

Society, and Us "yearMll^TOTasVs ?J£L?*?g?™ And Slavery 

Calendar and Index ta^StaSy. - S " """^ at ^ * Janelr0 - 

MS62-972 



Bell, James Madison. 

Papers, 1858-92. 

4ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

MaSonTan? C^edeX^v *Li n8l ^ S S?" * »• <»-«*- 
*o^P?ve£^£££,£^- ^»«e, correspondence and 

MS 62-973 



Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902. 
Papers, 1804-1939. 

T^S^ver" 7 """* CoUfirt10 " <* ^o^ History and 

in «aew!rir£ "* 1U,nU5 " S 8eneral ^ eatUo * ; "nimbllshed guide 
Gift of Edward B. Seelye, 1943; purchases, 1050, and I960. 

MS 62-974 

Deas, James S 

Papers, 1825-77. 

50 items. 

In University of Arkansas Library. 
.aA'SX?' d ^ ds ' ''«•*•». '«wJ titles, list of patents, morccasea. 
SSG5. *"?. n,al * * Dd oUlt » °* "nnd, pertaining* property^ 
Southwest Arkansas, particularly in the oounUeBrfLafavSte^.!* 

R e, T , L aI " , P i lMkL „ Deas "" « one tlSeT ^etTwrc^Ttanas 
^i^.** Deas ^ Lee. In 1880 Deas was Uvli^lnJ&Mte^nd 

Unpublished calendar in the library — u™». 

Open Jto ^investigators under Ubrary restrictions. 

Gift of CoL Alston Deas, 1857. 

MS 62-975 



Stevens, Earl W d. 1838. 

Papers, 1824-47. 

2ft 

In New Tork State Library. 

Physician, of Stuyvesant Landing, Columbia Co, N T Corre- 
spond^ "wdteal account books and daybooks, maps, and account 
books relating to land transactions. The correspondence cMeflTew. 
earns Stevens' land Interests in Columbia Co, N. T, LocknortN T 
and the Connecticut Reserve in Ohio. Afte? 18S1 the^tters' relate 
mainly to Stevens' land holdings in Lorain Co Onto ^^ 

Descriptive list in the library. 

Purchase, 1835. 

MS 62-976 



Kdwell, John, 1819-1900. 

Papers, 1841-1900. 

11 boxes and 5 file drawers. 

In California State Library. 

Agriculturist, State senator, and U. S. Representative from Cali- 
fornia. Correspondence, diaries, business, political, and legal patters, 
and maps. Bidwell's diaries (1866-1900) are largely ranch accounts 
with one or two volumes of reminiscences of Us early life In Call- 
T™i*-r, ^S. 4 ? taany diaries and letters written by Bidwell's wife, 
Annie B. K Bldwell. Correspondents include George Hearst Samuel 
f; H S la 3 ey ' wm J*n> Ide, Thomas O. Larkln, Joseph W. McCorkle. 
Mr McKlnstry, Pterson B. Reading, John Augustus Sutter, Mariano 
Guadalupe Tallejo, and Oliver M. Wosencraft ««"uuio 

Indexed in part 

Bequest of Mrs. Bldwell, 1818; gift of Mrs. Earl McLain, 1841. 

MS 62-977 



King, Preston, 1806-1865. 

Papers, 1830-65. 

ca. 200 items, 6 boxes, and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In St Lawrence University Library. 

Microfilm copies (positive) of letters from King to Seward and 
Weed in the University of Rochester Library. 

Lawyer, newspaper publisher, and politician. Correspondence. 
Journal (1830-43), ledger (183(M3), business papers, reSlptB, and 
documents. Includes five letter books and letters asking for political 
appointments and favors. Correspondents include D. C. ChaDin. A. X. 
Parker, George Bedlngton, William H. Seward, Simeon sSth?Thur- 
low Weed, and Gideon Welles. —>»««■ o=uui, iiiur 



Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Gifts and purchase from various sources, 1945- 



MS 62-978 



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Pickens, Francis Wilkinson, 1805-1869. 

Papers, 1798-1900. 

440 items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Governor of South Carolina. Political and personal correspond- 
ence (chiefly 1809-86) of Pickens and of Ms family, concerning 
secession, the outbreak of the Civil War, and other matters. Includes 
one volume of plantation records (1889-4S4). Correspondents include 
P. G. T. Beauregard, M. L. Bonham, Braxton Bragg, Joseph E. 
Brown, Armlstead Burt, Lewis Cass, W. M. Churebwell, Jefferson 
Davis, B. W. Glbbes, Isaac W. Hayne, J. L. Orr, and William H. 
Seward. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1933-58. 

MS 62-979 



Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909. 

Papers, 1750-1917. 

ca,19ft 

In New Tork State Library. 

Author and clergyman. Correspondence, diaries (1834-1908), jour- 
nals (1837-1909) sermons, lectures, notebooks, themes and other Har- 
vard College papers, biographical material on Hale, scrapbooks, and 
memorabilia. Includes records of the Church of the Unity, Worces- 
ter, Mass., papers of Edward Everett Hale, Jr, and Hale family cor- 
respondence. Correspondents include American Antiquarian Society, 
George Bancroft, John Mason Brown, P. H. Cuahlng, Charles Define, 
George Dexter, Samuel Eliot, Edward Everett, S. V. Haven, George 
P Hoar, E. N. Horsford, George Llvermore, James Bussell Lowell, 
Theodore Lyman, A. P. Peabody, Peabody Museum, Henry Wart 
Poole, J. W. Powell, Lorenzo Sabine, Stephen Salisbury, Stephen 
Salisbury, Jr., Horace E. Scudder, Smithsonian Institution, and H, L. 
Way land. 

Descriptive list in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Edward Everett Hale, Jr., 1982. 

JMS 62-980 



U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Fort Wayne Agency. 

Letter book, 1809-15. 

1 v. 

In William L. Clements Library (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. 

Letter book kept by John Johnston and Benjamin P. Stlckney, 
agents at the, Fort Wayne Indian Agency. Includes copies of letters 
to superior officers and various departments of the Government, lists 
of supplies sold to the Indians, receipts for work done at the fort, 
speeches addressed to the Indians and replies by the chiefs, and other 
material dealing with relations between the agency and the Indians. 
Correspondents Include Henry A. S. Dearborn, William Henry Harri- 
son, William Hull, Thomas Jefferson, L. Mason, Chief Five Medals of 
the Potawatomies, Chief Black Hoof of the Shawnees, and chiefs of 
the Chlppewas, Delawares, Eel Elvers, Muncies, Ottawas, Potawato- 
mies, Shawnees, Six Nations, and Wyandots. 

The letter book was published by the Indiana Historical Society In 
1981. 

Gift of Mrs. Thomas Byrd, 1947. 

MS 62-981 



Ames, Charles Bismark, 1870-1935. 

Papers, 1905-49. 

100 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer. Letters from Thomas P. Gore; speeches made by Ames 
and material used in the preparation of his speeches; newspaper and 
magazine clippings on such subjects as Robert L. Owen's Judiciary 
plan, the statehood question, and World War i; and other papers re- 
lating to the securing of statehood for Oklahoma. 

MS 62-982 



Kansas City, Mo. University. Library. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1712-1911. 

28 items, 1 box, and 6 scrolls. 

In University of Kansas City Library, Snyder Collection of Ameri- 
cana. . ,. 

Parchment scrolls dealing with the household expenses of Queen 
Anne of Britain (1712) ; letters portraying life In Western Missouri, 
mostly around Independence, during the mld-19th century; letters of 
William Elsey Connelley to Franklin Benjamin Sanborn concerning 
John Brown ; and a mailing list and subscription lists of Leon M. 
Blrkhead, Unitarian clergyman and founder of the Friends of Democ- 
racy. 

MS 62-983 



Hortoa, Lydiard Heneage Walter, 1879-1945. 

Papers, 1860-1945. 

8 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

In part, transcripts. ,„«__ _^ 

Psychologist. Correspondence, diary, typescripts of lectures, re- 
search studies, articles, professional case histories, and material gatbj 
ered by the Cartesian Research Bureau. Includes correspondence and 
excerptsfrom the diary (I860) of Samuel Dana Horton. Otter cor- 
respondents include John Flake, C. W. Fremantle, Moretoo Frewen. 
James A. Garfield, Frederick W. Holla, Henry James, William James, 
Bobert Todd Lincoln, and William Howard Taft 

Beauest of Marlon E. Robinson- 

MS 62-984 

Pelot, Lalla. 

Papers, 1852-1956. 

249 items. 

In Duke University Library. ,^..- „<— 

Farmer of Laurens, S. C. Personal correspondence (chiefly 1857- 
78) and other papers of Pelot and of Mb family, relating to life Is the 
Confederacy, agriculture in South Ca rol ina , Confederate soldier* In 
Virginia, and conditions in the South after the Civil War. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1955-56. 

MS62-985 

Oglesby, Thaddeu3 K 

Papers, 1876-1918. 

2152 Items and 4 v. 

In Duke University library. 

Journalist and book salesman, of Georgia. Correspondence and 
other papers, chiefly relating to Ogleshy's concern for the antt- 
Southern bias of many Northern historians during Hie late 19th and 
early 20th centuries, and Illustrating his disdain for Appletos's cyclo- 
paedia of American biography, the Encyclopaedia Brltannlca, and 
Harper's encyclopaedia of United States history. Includes papers 
relating to race relations in the South after the Civil War. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired.!**. MS 62^86 



Vicksburg and Warren County Historical Society. 

Manuscript collection, 1803-1900. 

ca. 150 items and 2O0 v. 

In Old Courthouse Museum (Vicksburg, Miss.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, diaries, scrapbooks, receipts for slaves, genealogi- 
cal material, and other papers concerning Vicksburg and the South, 
particularly during the Civil War. Includes letters written during the 
siege of Vicksburg. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

Gifts, 1950-60. 

MS 62-987 

Mazzanovich, Anton, 5. 1860. 
Papers, 1880-1935. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Author and soldier. Correspondence relating to the Apache Kid, 

John P Clum, the Earp-Holliday controversy, and the CbJsholm trail; 

MS entitled When the comet hit Tucson In 1881 ; and lantern slides 

chiefly of Esklmtnzin, Nachls, Vlctorlo, and other Apache Indians. 

Includes a MS. by Clark B. Stocking entitled A story of the frontier 

day "' MS 62-988 



Lightfoot, Thomas, 1821-1896. 

Papers, 1737-1899. 

ca. 1 ft ( ca. 450 items ) 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (positive) 

Quaker and Indian agent Correspondence of Lightfoot and his 
wife, Mary C Lightfoot, with Philadelphia Friends concerning the 
welfare of the Fox, Iowa, and Sauk Indians of the Great Nemaha 
Agency ; records of the agency, including reports, agreements, finan- 
cial papers, and a census of the tribes; 2 papers (1737-41) concerning 
Samuel Lightfoot; 2 diaries (1757-58) ; a testimony (1781) concern- 
ing Susanna Lightfoot ; and 2 notebooks with genealogical charts of 
descendants of members of the Maiden Creek Friends Meeting, by 
Thomas Montgomery Lightfoot The material is related to the 
library's Albert L. Green and Society of Friends (Hlcksite) Conven- 
tion on Indian Affairs collections. 

Card index In the library. 

Gift of Albert L. Green and Thomas M. Lightfoot, 1B85I and 19*7. 

MS 62-989 



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WUKains, Ora, b. 1862. 

Papers, to ca. 1946. 

2 items and 12 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 
™S nrn 5 ll,,: _i ,,a curator - Includes 8 boxes of material relating to 
Williams' service as curator of the Iowa State Dept of History and 
Archives, comprising records of the Memorial Building, employees in 
World War n. the tJ. S. Army, national and State archives, and war 
activity of other States and Federal agencies; tetters of Charles 
Aldrlch found in the Edgar Rubey Harlan correspondence ; and cen- 
tennial editions yf Iowa newspapers. Also includes 4 boxes of po- 
litical material, 1988-45, and 2 speeches. 

The 4 boxes of political material are sealed until 1975 

In part, gift of Mr. Williams, 1846. 

MS 62-890 



Brown, John F 1843-1919. 

Papers, 1870-1907. 

84 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal chief of the Seminole Nation, businessman and Baptist 
minister. Correspondence, material relating to mining and grazing 
leases, and business papers. Includes the Dawes Commission prS 



MS 62-991 

Bast, George, 1788-1857. 
Papers, 1808-79. 

334U items and 3 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Businessman, militia officer, and Virginia State legislator, of Balti- 
more and Leesburg, Va. Correspondence and other papers of Bust 
and of his family, relating to Bust's legislative career, his work on 
behalf of the Jacksonlan Democrats, his investment activities in 
Maryland and Virginia banks and mercantile Anns, and his associa- 
tion with the Virginia militia. Includes letters from members of the 
family in other sections of the U. S. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1957. 

MS 62-992 

Page, Yelverton Peyton, 1823-1863. 

Papers, 1844-1920. 

162 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Clerk of the U. S. Senate. Correspondence and other papers 
(chiefly 1851-1906), mostly relating to political events during the 
MBCs and the early years of the Civil War. Includes letters of 
Page's daughter, Mrs. Gilbert S. Miller, pertaining to ner European 
travels (1904, 1906), and letters from James T. Husklll concerning a 
new process for the minting of coins. 

Card index In the library 

Acquired, 1956. 

MS 62-993 

Norris, Thomas 6 collector. 

Papers relating to the iron industry of Cumberland Co., 
Pa., 1786-1880. 

71 items and 7 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Daybook (1789-80) of Pine Grove Furnace, in Cook Township; 
miscellaneous account book (1795-1808) of Cumberland Furnace at 
Huntsvllle; a cordwood book (1878), a charcoal book (1878) and an 
analysis book of various iron ores (1880-1801) of the South Mountain 
Mining and Iron Company of Cook Township; Pennsylvania Geologi- 

SL^T"? ""^ of 2* South Mountain; and 71 certraed copies of 

Presented by Mr. Norris, 1961. 

MS 62-994 



Pearson, Richmond Mumford, 1805-1878. 

Papers, 1862-64. 

168 items. 

I n Duke University Library. 

Lawyer, legislator, and member of North Carolina Supreme Court 
Papers relating to Confederate conscription, Confederate Army deser- 
tions, Union sentiment in North Carolina, and voting among North 
Carolina soldiers. ^^ 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1851. 

MS 62-995 rev 



Murphy, Robert Cushman, 1887- 

Joumals, 1912-60. 

29 v. 

In American Philosophical Society Library. 

In part, microfilm. 

Zoologist Autobiographical and ornithological journals of scien- 
tific expeditions, including letters, photos., and memorabilia. Areas 
studied include Bermuda, England, Europe, Long Island, Mexico New 
Zealand, Panama, Peru, the Philippines, San Jose Island, South and 
Central American coasts, South Georgia Island, the United States, 
and Venezuela. Includes material on a trip around the world, and 
on Antarctic and Pacific cruises. 

Access restricted for an Indefinite period. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Murphy, 1961. 

MS 62-996 



DuBois, Charles E 1799-1865. 

Papers. 1791-1912. 

l ft 

In Bucks County Historical Society Library (Doy lest own. Pa.) 

Associate judge of Bucks County courts, and Representative from 
Pennsylvania. Letters, sermons, and orations of the Reverend Uriah 
DuBois ; legal and estate papers relating to the Doylestown, Pa. area - 
and claims of the Lehigb Coal and Navigation Company against the 
estate of John Heany. ^^ 

Finding aid in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift 

MS62-997 



Eolch, Frederick A collector. 

Michigan school controversy collection, 1920-25. 

ca. 300 Items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Papers documenting the opposition to proposed amendments to the 
Michigan constitution that would force all elementary students Into 
the public schools. Includes minutes of meetings of the Private 
School Association (1924-25) ; correspondence related to the publi- 
cation of the Free-schools bulletin: minutes of the Joint meetings of 
tne Committee of Defense and the Executive Committee in Behalf of 
Christian Day Schools (1921-24) ; financial reports, and campaign 
fund lists from various Lutheran committees. Material is related 
to the Institute's Michigan District collection. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository 

Gift of F. A. Eolch and R. H. Meyer, 1957-58 

MS 62-998 



Abernethy, Alonzo, 1836-1915. 

Papers. 

13 items and 19 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Educator, soldier, aud author. Correspondence, diaries, addresses, 
clippings, commissions, and a book of special orders of the 9th Regi- 
ment of Iowa Infantry. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Abernethy, 1915. 

MS 62-999 



Bradfield, Adolphus. 

Papers. 

ca. 1300 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Army officer. Includes ca. 1200 Civil War letters (1860-66), 
muster rolls, payrolls, ordnance returns, reports, a record book, ad- 
dresses and speeches (1874), minutes of the Church of Christ and 
other papers. 

In part, gift of H. T. Saberson, 1917. 

MS 62-1000 



Cadle, Richard. 

Civil War papers. 

ca. 1200 Items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Correspondence, abstracts, receipts, returns, special orders, an ap- 
pointment as quartermaster, and a commission as 1st lieutenant in 
the 11th Regiment of Iowa Infantry. 

In part, gift of Martha Wilson Hard, 1911. 

MS 62-1001 



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Jones, George Wallace, 1804-1896. 

Correspondence, 1810-1910. 

4 Items and 18 v. 

Id Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer, politician, and U. S. Senator from Iowa. Includes per- 
sonal, political, and business correspondence, and a few other papers. 
The bulk of the material Is from 1833 to 1838, a period in which 
Jones served as Territorial delegate from Michigan and Wisconsin. 

MS 62-1002 



Kilbourae, David Wells, 1803-1876. 

Papers, 1836-1913. 

ca. 11,000 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Merchant and real estate promoter. Correspondence, legal papers, 
vouchers, and other papers, Including material on the Half-Breed 
Tract, railroads, the White Elk Vineyard, politics and government, 
Iowa Territory, Indian history, and personal matters. Also Includes 
correspondence of Albert Wells. 

Gift of Emma K. Wright, 1925. 

MS 62-1003 

Lucas, Robert, 1781-1853. 

Papers, 1812-41. 

ca. 110 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Soldier, legislator, and Governor of Ohio and of Iowa Territory. 
Correspondence (ca. 100 items, 1838-41) on Indians and Territorial 
administrative affairs m Iowa, a journal of proceedings to locate flbe 
capital of Iowa, appointments, and a few other papers. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

In large part, deposited by the U. S. Government 

MS 62-1004 

Salter, William, 1821-1910. 

Papers, 1824-1903. 

ca. 600 Items. 
. In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Congregational minister and historian. Correspondence on early 
churches'ln Iowa, diaries, sermons, memoranda, news clippings, other 
papers, and photos. Correspondents Include Charles Aldrlch, George 
L. Davenport, Henry Dodge, James W. Grimes, and Salter's -wife, 
Mary Aim Macklntlre Salter. 

Gifts of Mr. Salter, 1910; of Sumner Salter, 1936. 

MS 62-1005 

Hart, Samuel, 1783-1863. 

Papers, 1749-1910. 

2 ft 

In Bucks County Historical Society Library (Doylestown, Pa.) 

Associate judge of Bucks County courts, surveyor, conveyancer, 
and Justice of the peace. Correspondence, estate papers, bonds, 
agreements, and various legal papers of local interest Correspond- 
ence is partly family correspondence, partly letters from Congressmen 
and other officials concerning county, State, and national politics. 
Includes letter from Samuel D. Ingham pertaining to the over-valua- 
tion of gold and the approaching political crisis (1851) and a letter 
from John F. Watson of Germantown (1336) concerning the death of 
the Indian chief Tamenend. Estate settlements relate to the Biles, 
Cooper, Folk, Shelmlre, Twining, and Worth estates; other estate 
papers relate to the Colonel Bobert Loller estate and the Thomas G. 
Kennedy estate. 

Finding aid in the library. Also described in the Bucks County 
Historical Society Proceedings, v. S, p. 717-732. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Samuel Hart, Jr. 

MS 62-1006 

Gladden, Washington, 1836-1918. 

Papers. 1847-1921. 

33 ft (11,000 Items) ' 

In Ohio Historical Society collections. 
.~S on 5f esaUoIlal """ster and author. Correspondence ' (chiefly 
M00-1B), sermons (chiefly 1880-1900), lectures, book reviews and 
other papers. The correspondence (mostly incoming) is from clergy- 
men, journalists, scholars, and politicians, and relates principally to 
the social gospel and Its relationship to adult education. Tbeser- 
mons deal with a variety of spiritual ethical political social liter- 
S&^^SJyJS? toplcs - lman<te s Claries (1882, 1891-46, 1906-06, 
1910, and 1913-15) of the Reverend Edward J. Converse, one of Glad- 
deu's associates is Columbus, Ohio. 

j^™° tor yand ""Meet Index of sermons In the repository. 

ulllp HWv—tSO. 

MS 62-1007 



Doane, William CrosweB, Bp., 1832-1913. 

Papers, 1769-1932. 

ca. 3 f t 

In New York State Library. 

Episcopal Bishop and chancellor of the Board of Begents of the 
University of the State of New Tort Correspondence, journal, 
poems, sermons, autobiography, papers on marriage and divorce, por- 
traits, and pictures. Includes papers of Doane's father, George 
Washington Doane, second Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey, and of 
James Terry Gardiner. Correspondents Include Clarence King, J. P. 
Morgan, Amasa Parker, and Horatio Potter. The material is related 
to the library's collection of James Terry Gardiner papers. 

Gift of Mrs. Charles Fayerweather and Bisters, 1947-52 and later 

Descriptive lists In the library. 

MS 62X1008 



Peet, James. 

Diary and account book, 1856-64. 

2 v. 

In Douglas County Historical Museum (Superior Wis.) 

Transcripts (typewritten) * ' 

„ JS^^7-- n P lary . ten S„ of Peet ' s woA <* be rode the circuit of 
Sv^SS" Tf " 8 ^ M? 1 ** 00 "*. «M northern Mlnnesota/and 
gives weather information for each of the days It covers. Acemm? 

Transcribed In 1939 in the course of a WPA project 

MS 62-1009 



Field family. 

Papers, 1824-1933. 

504 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, memoranda, account book, legal documents, com- 
position book, and clippings. Early correspondence of the Field and 
McMaster families describes the countryside, activities, and prosper- 
ity of the Ohio region, especially Cincinnati ; the growth of Hannibal 
and Dubuque are described Is letters from Missouri Territory 1835- 
40. Correspondence between 1900-20 gives Information on the East- 
ern Shore aud on Francis Makemle, founder of the Presbyterian 

Church in America. Newspaper clippings concern Virginia and Mary- 
land genealogy, political figures, and fruit and vegetable culture. 
Card index In the library. 



MS 62-1010 



Wilson, Mary Bullock (Shelby) 1876-1959. 

Papers on Kentucky women in politics, 1910-45. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In University of Kentucky Library. 

Forms part of the Samuel M Wilson manuscript collection. 

Political leader. Papers concerning State and local women's or- 
ganizations in the first years of women's participation In politics. 
Includes papers relating to the Woman's State Democratic Club of 
Kentucky, the Kentucky Equal Bights Association, and the Kentucky 
League of Women Voters. The material is related to the library's 
Laura Clay collection, and to the Democratic Party papers of its 
Wilson collection. 

Bequest of Mr. Wilson, 1946-59. 

MS 62-1011 



Los Angeles. Public Library. 

Miscellaneous California manuscripts, 1817-1902. 

9 items. 

In Los Angeles Public library. 

In part, transcripts made from originals in the Henry E. Hunting- 
ton Library, San Marino, Calif. 

Copies of four MSS. by Horace Bell (1830-1918) entitled: Bulls, 
bears and burros, Manifest destiny as It appeared in Nicaragua, OTw 
spiritual conquest of California, and Vasquez vendetta; California 
and Pacific coast names, their origin and meaning, by William J. 
Hamilton ; Belatlon du voyage d'Ernest de Massey de Passavant Hte 
SaOne, en California, 1849-50; the official record (1817) of the trial 
of a contraband trader on the California coast, G. W. Eayrs, com- 
mander of the Mercury ; Journal of a cruise in the Pacific on board 

Sol; ft ^ te " U - S .? te i£? 843 "" 44 ' by William Plnckney Toler (1825- 
v^rV CommisslST ^ * ** * S " *™*5» Indian^ 



Acquired from various sources, ca. 1905-10. 



MS 62-1012 



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Taylor, James, of the North Carolina Cherokee*. 
Papers, 1831-1932. 
558 items and 1 v. 
t In Duke University library. 

Cherokee Indian representative to the U. S. Government Per- 

%?£L*?f iSS2 e "^525 ,, ,'' (,:htefly aMS-MOB) relating to Taylor's 
efforts to collect alleged claims of the Cherokees against theFed- 
enU Government the Indians' movement to the West, the financial 
JXfiSSL .' *?,? Indians remaining in North Carolina, the role of the 
Cherokees b> the Civil War, attitudes of Congress toward the Indians, 
and Taylor's life after his retirement. ^^ 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1953-54. 

MS 62-1013 



Swanson, Claude Augustus, 1862-1939 
Papers, 1867-1935. 
62 items. 
In Duke University Library. 

rJ^^E. 11 - S ' £?£" !£? Vlr « lnia . «"d Secretary of the Navy. 
Correspondence and other items, mostly dealing with Virginia met 
office appointments and Swanson's efforts to build up a loyal political 
fouowmg in Virginia. Includes scattered references to State L™ 
uonal politics. 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired. 1955. 

MS 62-1014 



Temple family. 

Papers, 1418-1749. 

ca. 9000 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
.„HTT D<1 ? ce ' wlUs ' legal papers ' awonnts, inventories, customs 
and Parliamentary papers, material on Bnddiighamshlre affairs, and 

2m~ ZfST™ ^ £* J™ 1 ?!? famUy °* Bart ° n DMsetTwaTwicfc 
shire, and Stowe, Buckinghamshire, v.ng 

Summary reports In the library 

Forms part of the library's Stowe collection. 

MS 62-1015 



Morgan, John Hunt, 1825-1864. 
Papers, 1840-70. 
650 items. 

l«£ n on a (2842f y ° f NOItb Carollna Library, Southern Historical Col- 

Confederate officer. Military and family correspondence, maps, 

broadsides, clippings, and other material, of Morgan, of his mother 

bo« S Tenn. LfiIlngton ' **• and ot tbe Be*** *™»Oy of Murfrees- 

TTnpubllshed description In the library 
Purchase, 1952. 

MS 62-1016 



Stribling, Mary Calvert 

Papers, 1835-1930. 

2515 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Civic leader, of Martinsburg, W. Va. Papers (chiefly 1920-29) 
relating to Miss Stripling's work as a State officer of the West Vir- 
ginia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and as an 
official of the Bed Cross in the Martinsburg, W. Va, area. Includes 
scattered business and family papers. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1950. 

MS 62-1017 

Thome, Edward Alston, 6. 1828. 

Papers, 1831-1904. 

726 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Fanner and Confederate ordnance officer, of Littleton, N. C Bus- 
iness and personal correspondence, legal documents, and other papers 
(chiefly 1862-73) relating to Thome's service in tneConfederateArmy 
(mainly in Virginia and North Carolina), his farming operations, and 
his activity as tax assessor of Halifax Co, N C. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1951-60. 

MS 62-1018 



Smith, William, 1756-1835. 

Papers, 1785-1834. 

240 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Member of Parliament. Correspondence, relating mainly to the 
abolition of slavery in the West Indies, together with a partially un- 
published poem of Robert Southey entitled To the exiled patriots. 
Letters of William WUberfbrce (24 Items) discuss personal affairs, 
politics, abolition, and other matters. Letters from Thomas Clark- 
son discuss the antlslavery movement Letters from Smith's constit- 
uents discuss politics, social conditions, parliamentary reform, British 
foreign trade, slavery In the Indies, and economic conditions. Corre- 
spondents Include Prisdlla Buxton, Thomas Fowell Buxton, andZacb- 
ary Macaulay. 



Card Index in the library. 
Acquired, 1954. 



MS 62-1019 



Van Alstyne family. 

Papers, 1667-1833. 
145 Items. 
^In Commbla County Historical Society collections (Kmderhook, 

In part, transcript. 

Conveyances of land, leases, agreements, contracts, sales of Neero 
slaves, and other papers. Includes papers relating to the rarmrt 
Jan Martense Van Alstyne (especially that part known as Orchard 
Home Farm), the win of Alexander Van Alstyne, some deeds toland 
^i<^ ^TL of Stnyyesant, and a copy of the Klnderhook patent 
(1886). Other family names represented Include Conyn, Gardenier. 
Schermerhorn, Ten Broeck, Van Alen, Van derPod, Van DemenT^ 
Rensselaer, and Vosbnrgh, "*<****. ion 

In part, the gift of Mrs, Spencer W.HIndes. 1942. 

MS 62-1020 
Wilson, Samuel Mackay, 1871-1946, collector. 

Manuscript collection: World War i papers. 1916-4L 

ca.6ft (ca. 8000 items) r ±~ •» ^"»-«*. 

In University of Kentucky Library. 

Correspondence, general orders, court martial decisions, mans nro- 
gMoMnslgnia, pictures, and other papers accumulated by Wilson In 
£T^i2£ hte military training and his service as kdgHSvo- 
cate of the 77th Division. Includes material and the Platrabunt mtuV 
tary toainlng camps, 1916-17, the 77th DivisloD and its Judge advocate 
department, and the -Lost Battalion" In the Battle oTtheArgonne^ 

Bequest of Mr. wnson, 1946-69. ^^ 

MS 62-1021 
Hose, Kenneth Daniel, 1888-1960. 

Papers, 1879-1957. 

ca. 300 items and 5 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives, 
„5 ead . of TloUn department at Ward Belmont Conservatory of 
Music Nashville. Correspondence, wrltlngB on music, scrapbooks, 
clippings, programs, and notices. The correspondence deals with the 
first Nashville Symphony Orchestra, 1925-81, and with the efforts of 
Rose to obtain, a publisher for his work Pioneer Nashville, its Bonn 
and tunes, 1780-1860, of which 2 typewritten copies are in the collec- 
tion. Includes another work, War music of the Confederacy and a 
scrapbook containing dippings, programs and notices collected dnrlne 
Rose's studies abroad. "~«=u uuriog 

Unpublished register In the library. 
Purchased from Mrs. Rose, 196L 

MS 62-1022 

West Virginia. University. 

Miscellaneous materials, 1761-1954. 

ca. 105 items. 5t,1 box. 2 folders, and 1 roll of microfilm. 

In West Virginia University Library (11, 16, 49, 71 95 234. 256 
29S, 361, 375, 388, 421, 431, 438, 445, 465, 491, 493, 498.' 516 543 
545, 580, 586, 596, 601, 620, 677, 689, 703, 749, 775, 841, 848 861. 865 
900.924,929,946,966,1036,1040,1070,1076) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Correspondence, radio scripts, price lists, stock certificates, land 
office records, statistical charts, minute books, record books, execution 
book, tax records, cemetery records, herd books, population data, 
genealogical notes, bills, broadsides, circulars, printed forms, clip- 
pings, advertisements, photos., reports, military records, materials for 
local history, and memorabilia. Includes information on steamboat- 
ing, politics, student life, coal properties, printing, the Ku Klux Klan 
in West Virginia, local fairs, building specificatons, the West Virginia 
song, and persons and families. Names associated with the more 
sizeable groups among these 40-odd collections are Sir William Howe, 
Harry F. Temple; Marion/Monongalia and Preston Counties; Mann- 
ing District Fair, Smokeless Coal Industrial Exhibition, and the West 
Virginia Association of Student Councils. 

Described separately in Guide to manuscripts and archives in the 
West Virginia collection, by Charles Shelter (1958) 

MS 62-1023 



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Wyneken, Friedrich Konrad Dietrich, 1810-1876 

Papers, 1838-1941. 

ca. 130 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts. 

Lutheran clergyman and church official. Correspondence on 
pastoral and synodical affaire, comments on mission work in early 
settlements in Michigan and Indiana, biographical notes, sermons pro- 
grams of the Wyneken centennial, pamphlets appealing for more' min- 
isters for German immigrants, and photos. The material is related to 
the repository's Craemer, O. Fuerbringer, Loehe, W. Sihler, Walther 
and Saginaw Valley collections. ' 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions 

Informationon literary rights available in the repository 
oth£? S Foerbringer, & Koenig, H. Steger, F. C. Wyneken, and 

MS 62-1024 



Fumkhouser family. 

Papers, 1786-1941. 

1968 items and 13 t. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, diary, and other papers, chiefly 1886-1908 of the 
Funkhouser family of Virginia. Topics discussed include conditions 
In the West, opposition to slavery, and economic conditions in the 
TJ. S. after 1837 ; Civil War letters concern Northern opinion, camp 
life of Union and Confederate soldiers, and the state of the Sooth. 
Post-war letters are mainly personal. Includes a diary (1863) kept 
D 7 <*- H. Snapp, a minister of the United Brethren In Christ Church, 
telling of religious life among soldiers and civilians. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1954-58 



MS 62-1025 



Freeman, Merrill Pingree, 1844-1915. 

Papers, to 1920. 

lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Banker. Articles or reprints of articles written by Freeman in- 
cluding Coronado's expedition in 1540, The dread Apache— that early 
day scourge of the Southwest, Early day experiences of an old-time 
telegrapher. The regeneration of Tucson, early day conditions con- 
trasted with today, 1914, and When the Pope first heard of Tucson. 

MS 62-1026 



BizzeH, William Bennett, 1876-1944. 
Papers, 1914-44. | 

14 ft. ! 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Author and educator. Correspondence (personal and business) ; 
speeches; US. of Bizzell's I work. The changing intellectual climate; 
scrapbooks; articles, newspaper clippings, and other printed matter 
on such subjects as China, India, defense, economics, education politi- 
cal science, religion, and sociology; certificates; Bizzeli genealogy; 
maps; and photos. Includes material relating to the University of 
Oklahoma. 

MS 62-1027 



Burke, Thomas, 1849-1925. 

Papers, 1875-1925. 

28 ft. (ca. 40,000 items) 

In University of Washington Library. 

Lawyer, businessman, and politician. Personal and business cor- 
respondence, and other papers. Concerns business promotions in the 
Pacific Northwest (especially railroads and real estate) Burke's 

— . "—Alness, the Great Northern Railway Co, the Carnegie Endow- 

-— »or International Peace, the development of commerce with the 
Orient, and Washington State politics. Persons and groups men- 
tioned include John Beard Allen, Erastus Brainerd, the China Club 
™,f e ?, ttI ^ Harrington Emerson, Daniel Hunt Gilman, James Jerome 
HUL Samuel HID, William Ewart Humphrey, the Japan Society of 
Seattle, the Japanese Consulate of Seattle, Wesley Llvsey Jones, 
John Harte McGraw, John Franklin Miller, Elihu Boot and Boot's 
law firms, James Dickinson Smith and Co., bankers of New York, 
Watson Carvosso Squire, Henry Lewis Stimson, William Howard 
Taft, and Ambrose Baxkley Wyckoft The material is related to the 
library's Caroline M. Burke, Gilman, and McGUvra collections. 

Described in the library's Manuscript series, no. 3 (1960) 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Burke's estate, 1335. 

MS 62-1028 



West Virginia. University. 

Personal papers and related materials, 1758-1957. 

ca. 370 items, 4v,l box and 26 folders. 

In West Virginia University Library (25, 27, 28, 34, 89, 66, 80, 88, 
104, 125, 128, 144, 148, 151, 189, 206, 208, 218, 229, 231, 246, 248 250, 
260, 284, 285, 286, 287, 331, 335, 337, 339, 341, 847, 353, 367, 369, 370. 
381, 385, 880, 394, 423, 435, 438, 456, 466, 473, 488, 509, 510, 526. 530; 
533, 547, 561, 562, 569, 60S, 610, 626, 648, 664, 672, 687, 692, 730, 731, 
737, 742, 74S. 750, 760, 764, 787, 793, 804, 814, 827, 828, 868, 871, 889, 
892, 905, 912, 917, 934, 838, 944, S45, 951, 871, 972, 976, 893, 1013, 1021, 
1046, 1058, 1066, 1067, 1078, 1094, 1125) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Correspondence, certificates of various kinds, receipts, genealogical 
notes, family papers, business papers, household accounts, wills, 
deeds, commissions, school notebooks, military records of various 
kinds, legal papers, petitions, diplomas, land grants, invoices bills, 
surveys, plats, tax lists, licenses, speeches, birth records, contracts, 
circulars, photos., and miscellaneous printed materials. Contains 
information on the Civil War, land, education, politics, genealogies, 
lawsuits, pensions, and literary matters as well as on trading, local 
history, commodities and prices, logging, crops, slaves, church activi- 
ties and newspapers in West Virginia. Names associated with the 
more sizable collections in this group of approximately 100 are 
Daniel Boardman; Chapin family, William Cochran, Beatrice H. 
Cooper; John M. Daniel, Herbert Warder Dent, Thomas L. Dunn, 
Braxton B. Dnrrett; Charles James Faulkner; Thomas Gibson - 
Thomas M. Harris, Thomas W. Harrison, Noah Henderson, Henshaw 
family, John S. S. Herr, Hlett family; Johnson family; John R. 
Kenly; George Robert Latham; 2. T. McBee, McBee family, Henry 
O. Middleton; Neil family; George W. Orr, Jesse Parsons, Jacob 
Peirpont, Price family, William Price ; Rector family, Powell Benton 
Beynolds; Sidney F. Shaw; Turner family; Van Meter family- and 
Anthony Ware. ' 

Described separately in Guide to manuscripts and archives in the 
West Virginia collection, by Charles Shetler (1958) 

MS 62-1029 



Herzberger, Frederik William, 1859-1930 
Papers, 1892-1930. 
ca. 140 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) ' 

«.i I 52SS ^SF"^ <md ***- Poem8 ' "on**, sermons, blograpbl- 
oS^^S x f' ■" °? tton on S* 01 ** WashlntfoTandlbirtoi 
Open to investigators under repository restrictions *»»"«>■ 

SSTl W.^akS. 118 " 8 aTOUaWe "" *• «*»«"■* 

MS 62-1030 



Bives, Alfred Landon, 1830-1903. 

Papers, 1839-88. 

1206 items and 5 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Army engineer. Confederate offlcer, and architect, of Albemarle Co, 
Va. Primarily Bives' correspondence, relating to his attendance at 
the fieole nationale des pouts et chaussees, Paris; his military and 
civilian careers: family matters and social, political, and economic 
affairs in Virginia; and the Washington Peace Convention (1861). 
Includes a diary (1829-31) of Bives' mother, Judith Page Walker 
Bives, concerning life in the diplomatic community in Paris, travels 
on the continent French social life and customs, the Revolution of 
1830, U. S. political developments, and other matters; and three 
ledgers of Francis E. Bives, U. S. Representative. Correspondents 
include Francis R. Bives, Julia Page Bives, and Sdouard Schwebete 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1938-50. 

MS 62-103 



McGilvra, John Jay, 1827-1903. 

Papers, 1861-1903. 

3 ft (ca. 3500 items) 

In University of Washington Library. 

Lawyer, U. S. attorney, State legislator, and business promoter. 
Correspondence, 5 letter press copybooks (1873-80), legal briefs, and 
other papers. Concerns McGilvra's work as U. S. attorney for Wash- 
ington Territory, 1861-66, his legislative work in 1886, his business 
promotions and legal business, and politics in Seattle and Washing- 
ton. The material Is related to the library's Caroline McGilvra 
Burke, Thomas Burke, and Gilman collections. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of the estate of Thomas Burke, 1835. 

MS 62-1082 



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Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 1828-1882. 

Papers of Dante Gabriel Kossetti and William Michael 
Rossetti, 1840-1916. -uw««i 

414 items. 
In Duke University Library 

to fflAffs aar 3 ^ «s«i «jc 

and her son, Herbert : GDeteSt^fei ^S* *' *?*** Glkhrist 
P. Baum (M34) ** u<2 ™t edited by Clarence (Sondes and Paun 

Acquired, 1935- 

MS 62-1033 



Boggles, DanieL 

Papers, 1847-65. 

162 Items and 2v, 

In Duke University library 

BraSnBraS: Cone ^ <mden ' s »*»■■« P. G. T. Beauregard* and 

Card Index In the library 
Acquired, 1944-58. 

MS 62-1034 



Rnmsey, James, 1743?-1792. 

Papers, 1787-1930. 

115 items. 

In Duke TTnlTerslty Library. 

Inventor, of Shepherdstown, Virginia (now West Virginia) Cor- 
respondence, newspaper dippings, and other papers (chiefly before 
i k '.., ^ nms «y ■"* ni s descendants, relating to attempts to estab- 
lish his claims to iuvention of the steamboat over those of John 
£^ SSSSS."? * M ^« t Alexander Koblnson Boteler, who 
* jf™ 86 ^ claims, and genealogical information on the Bom- 
sey xemny. ^^ 

Card index In the library. 
Acquired, 1935. 

MS 62-1035 



Daugherty, Charles L 1873- 

Papers, 1901-13. 

400 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Labor leader in Oklahoma. Correspondence relating to farm, labor 

hSTSSSS ^ ,w 52b ^S?" l*"***- Instate a tnimeograpbed 
*2"5S22ZEESr "I***** ^ Board of Health^S 

MS 62-1036 



Crnce, Crnce, and Bleakmore, Ardmore, Ohio. 
Records, 1899-1909. 

12ft 

In Un£roslry of Oklahoma Library. 

rrSS f *iSSS aen ?^l alaw 2™*»"ra variously as Crnce and Crnce; 
Crnce, Grace, and Crnce; and Crnce, Grace, and Bleakmore. Indnta 
SE5"w ,, ELi , 52 <* Lee Grace ^oSSSTafiES 
22K^L£-??1 ? ttlnR m ™snceeBEf<il campaign for the Dsne- 
ST^iSSESSl^ 1 ■"»"»««■. letters from the Commissioner tothe 
Pto CMUnd Tribes, and other papers relating totodtantaS migi 

MS 62-1037 



Douglas, Helen (Gahagan) 1900- 

Papers, 1920-52. 

96 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
-.£?H2J2? u - S- KePresentatJve from California. Correspond- 
ence, speeches and printed matter relating to Mrs. Douglas' work as 
%2$Z aae * 2i Uon £ CommitteewomanTher senatorial cantata 
2JE2h™ d h £L£^ d, ? tion to *"* P««s'«enUal and congressional 
camiHtos ; subject ffle of correspondence and printed matter deaUng 
S£? ™Sfl a ?l. mlgr,, ?" 7 « W0rkere: «»S™eslonal and legSaHvf 
SS..i?f^ St <»S^! ss) : ^ <* lesWatlon introduced bylfa. 
DOTglas in theSlst Congress, and other legislative reference papers- 
theatrical material consisting of scripts, scrapbooks, cUpptaiiTmil 
grams, and contracts; biographical material; and 167 photosT^ 

MS 62-1038 

Frendenthal, Elsbeth Estelte. 

Papers, 1900-53. 

ca.2ft 

la University of Oklahoma Library. 

EefflDonu^ securtry analyst and anthor. Personal correspondence; 
tS^"?, notes (including information relating to Alberto SantoV 
£S?.!? ) L, n,ater, f!J P ertamln S to aviation history, (fcribbeaTand 
Laan-American^ aviation, and Pan-American atrwaVsTaTavbtttan 
bibliography; other papers; and 21 photos, on early aviation. ™ raon 

MS 62-1039 

Peterson, Hjalmar Otto, 1879-1957. 

Papers, 1930-54. 

500 Items and S v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 
„JE H ™ c se ^ t "S\ newspaper P nMten «-. and printer. Correspond- 
^£5H\ ttt ,*2 Ules - ?° d "^rapaP" dippings (some mounted in 
scrapbooks) relating to the history of Washington Co., mw. to Sttn! 
water Lumberjack Days celebrations, and politics. Thedtopings In- 
clude data on Peterson's activities as an organizer for the Nonparti- 
san League^ and on his activities in the Parmer-Labor Party and its 
Sf-TfJ »e Democratlc-Fariner-Labor Party. Correspondents m- 
S?m A ? E J s t5;_ Al " lre ? en ' Bmwr ■*■ Benson, Theodore ChrteUanson. 
PhtUp P. LaFollette, Walter W. Liggett, and Floyd B. Otaotu^ 

Descriptive inventory in the repository 
Gift of Evangeline Peterson, 1957. 

MS 62-1040 



Holvik, Johan Andreas. 

Papers, 1899-1960. 

ca_ 3 ft and 1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

College professor. Correspondence, reports, articles, dippings, 
.""J? 5*™aterlalfonad In other sources, microfilm copies of the books 
to the library of : Olof Ohman, discoverer of the Kensington rnnestone. 
the Pogelblad-Onman scrapbook, and other papers. The bulk of the 
collection relates to the Kensington rnnestone and to Holvik's at- 
tempts to disprove Its authenticity. Includes correspondence and 
ir an 2 al ,.2? OTts reIatiD i: *» the Norse-American centennial celebra- 
tion of 1925, correspondence relating to Norwegian-American news- 
papers, and to musical events at Concordia College, Moorhead. Mini. 
a tape recording of an Interview (1949) between LucDe Kane ofthe 
Minnesota Historical Society and Edward Ohman (who was with his 
father, Olof Ohman at the time the stone was found) and a recording 
Of a radio program dramatizing the finding of the stone. Correspond- 
ents Include Theodore C. Blegen, George T. Plom, Hjalmar E. Holand, 
Edward Ohman, Ole E. Bolvaag, and Erik Wahlgren. 
Descriptive Inventory In the repository. 
Gift of Karl M. Holvik and Paul A. Holvik, 1961. 

MS 62-1041 



Pendergast, William Wirt, 1833-1903. 
Papers, 1816-1956. 
ca_ 6 ft and 1 reel of microfilm. 
In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

«„?3^v-^[ es £ >nde,loe ' dlarles ' »°M«* "les. account books, 
and notebooks of Pendergast and his family, relattoTto the Ttotorvof 
SS?^? *"****<* Counties, MLT^^^nd^afcond? 
S£? ^^T Kt ?^2?' *« J?™ War - «">• Minnesota InSSTwa? of 
sa^i^S^L'? *it D f?°£L, t ? m,ns aod &rmOT ' inatitutes, 1ms? 
neBEinvestments intte United States and In South America, aid Oe 

WinffiS*^ at ^ university of Minnesota ~Scfute 7Z 
S^ S lJ 1 ^ a ? ) taw ^ ^toothy Harrison Pendergast whflewlth 
le^S»rt Ma '^ ^S& G £?^la M a "ember of^ld^neloS 
Kegt, diaries (1889-1951) kept by Sophia Pendergast WbjEeTand 



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Pendergast, William Wirt, 1833-1903. Papers, 1S1G-1956. 
(Continued) 
correspondence of tie Burnham, Cogswell, and Harrington families. 
Correspondents include John Haynes Holmes, Harry Pratt Judson, 
OffrUsp Lamont Earold B. Stassen, and Max Weber. 
Descriptive Inventory In the repository. 

Gifts of Sophia Pendergast White, 1938 and 1958; John L. White, 
1854-58. 

MS 62-1042 



West Virginia, University. 

Kecords of organizations, 1719-1952. 

ca. 65 Items, 7 v„ 1 box, 1 folder and 3 rolls of microfilm. 

In West Virginia Library (124, 139, 365, 447, 520, 537, 575, 581, 
617, 762, 773, 830, 835, 836, 853, 1014, 1020, 1023, 1043, 1052, 1080) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Mostly church records: minutes, statistics, accounts; records of 
baptisms, marriages, and deaths; membership lists, histories, society 
and Sunday school records, circuit map, and correspondence; and 
papers of an American Legion post, the Society of Ex-Confederates 
in Hampshire County, the Horgantown Defense Council, Sampson 
Solder's organization of the Independent Company of Scouts (1864), 
and the West Virginia Historical Society. Includes material on the 
genealogy of the Poage and allied families, and correspondence of 
Bobert B. Woodworth concerning his work Hie captives of Abb's 
Valley. 

Described separately In Guide to manuscripts and archives in the 
West Virginia collections, by Charles Sbetler (1958) 

MS 62-1043 



Small, John Humphrey, 1858-1946. 

Papers. 1720-1946. 

9717 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Lawyer and TJ. S. Bepreseutatlve from North Carolina. Corre- 
spondence, legal documents, and other papers (chiefly 1850-70 and 
1912-37) of Small; of his wife's father. Col. Bufus W. Wharton, 
lawyer and planter; and of CoL David M Carter, lawyer, planter, 
businessman, and court official, of Fairfield, N. C. Small's papers 
form the bulk of the collections and concern his North Carolina agri- 
cultural interests, his legal practice, his activities In Congress, river 
and harbor improvements, the Intracoastal Waterway, patronage, 
Southern financial conditions, TJ. S. and North Carolina politics, 
World War i labor problems, and the 1929 depression. The papers 

before 1850 are mainly deels, family papers, and i»p' documents. 
Wharton's and Carter's papers relate largely to the legal profession 
and to their agricultural interests. 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired, 1955-58. 

MS 62-1044 



Noble, William Henry, 1. 1813. 

Papers, 1807-1913. 

359 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lawyer and Army officer, of Bridgeport, Conn. Correspondence 
and other papers concerned with Noble's anti-slavery and Republican 
Party activities, and his work In the Army as a paymaster and sup- 
pry agent Includes letters of William A. WWougnby of New Haven 
while with the 10th Begt, Conn. Volunteers, In South Carolina, New 
Bern, N. a, Petersburg, Va, and St Augustine, Pla. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 195L 

MS 62-1045 



Prim, John M 

Papers, 1872-1935. 

866 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Mine superintendent of Davidson Co, N. C. Correspondence of 
Prim and of his two daughters, Mlra Belle and Nannie, concerning 
social, family, and religious matters, patent medicines. Wake Forest 
College, and a North ra<min« election (1924). 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1951, 

MS62-1046 



Baldwin, William Henry, 1891- 

Paper«. 1922-60. 

4 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Public 'relations counselor and philanthropist Correspondence 
and other papers, largely relating to the programs and reports of 
Baldwin's firm, 1924—42, and of the partnership of Baldwin and 
Mermey, 1942-60, in public relations counseling; and to bis Interest 
In civic and philanthropic organizations, including the National 
Urban League and the Museum of Immigration In the Statue of 
Liberty. Includes his correspondence (S3 Items, 1947-58) with 
Chester Bowles; and tne correspondence (ca. 75 Items, 1922-34) of 
Baldwin's mother, Buth Standlsh Baldwin, founder of the National 
Urban League. 

Unpublished Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Baldwin, I960. 

MS 62-1047 



Wallace, Campbell, 1806-1895. 

Papers, 1840-1946. 

7 ft (ca. 5000 items) 

In University of Tennessee Library. 

Businessman of Knoxville, Tenn. and Atlanta, Ga. Correspond- 
ence and related printed material Business letters to Wallace con- 
cern railroads and banks with which he was officially associated, the 
EHyton t.qwh Company of Birmingham, the East Tennessee Iron and 
Coal Company, and the New River Mining Company, as well as his 
private business concerns. Later material Is Wallace family corre- 
spondence. 

Indexed in the library's manuscript catalog. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Information on literary rights available In the Library. 
Gift nf Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Sr, 1956. 

MS 62-1048 

Logan, George William, 1828-1896. 

Military records, 1861-65. 

1600 Items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1560) 

Confederate officer. Correspondence, reports, orders, petitions, 
and other papers relating to Logan's command of the 2d Louisiana 
Heavy Artillery Battalion at Fort Beauregard, La., and other places. 
Includes dally, weekly, and monthly company reports, ordnance re- 
ports, medical reports, orders received and sent petitions for transfer, 
communications from officers and civilians, and papers concerning 
conscripts, deserters, construction work, and the use of local slave 
labor. 

Unpublished description In the library. 



Deposited by Logan Pratt 1948. 



MS 62-1049 



Gibbons family. 

Correspondence, 1758-1814. 

668 items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence of John Gibbons, businessman, lawyer, and planter, 
and of other members of his family. Includes Information on South 
Carolina shipping and sale of prizes of war (1776 and after), land 
speculation and settlement in Georgia, American prisoners of war 
during the Revolution, Georgia finance, taxation, politics, and govern- 
ment Federalism in Savannah during the 1790's, and naval action 
off the Georgia coast during the War of 1812. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1944-56. 

MS 62-1050 

Lenoir family. 

Papers, 1803-93. 

3 ft (ca. 2500 items) 

In University of Tennessee Library. 

Papers of Gen. William Lenoir, 1751-1839, William Ballard Lenoir, 
1775-1852, and others of the Lenoir family of Tennessee. Corre- 
spondence concerning business Interests, together with land grants, 
deeds, notes, receipts, and items pertaining to family land and slaves. 
Includes papers relating to the Lenoir Manufacturing Company, 
Ferguson & Lenoir, American Mining & Manufacturing Company, 
Fort Cass, Tenn, Fort Payne, Ala, Fort Loveu, ai« and the Lenoir 
City Company. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

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

MS 62-1061 



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Arndt, Edward L 

Paper?, 1886-1927. 
<a. 2 ft. (125 items) 

Luth^^ r ^ HiSt0ri<:al - Instlttlte collections (St. Louis) 

rS? * }30-Z& Includes material in German and Chines* 
STJ= f ' nTeSti ^ 0rs nnder «P<«i*ory restrictions ^ 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 62-1052 

Alexander, Ira Olyen. 

Papers, 1806-1952. 

140 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

Bennington, Indian Territory*. ^ 0t *** lonn<Jin S »t 

MS 62-1053 

Collon, James. 

Papers, 1938-45. 

688 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library 
.„„ C ? m 5? on £ en< i? wlth ° ffl «iate In the Bureau of Reclamation relat- 
ing to the W. C. Austin Beclamation and Irrigation PreJert and 
southwestern Oklahoma history, and photoa tf the AhSSjJert 
regions recorded by Colkm while serving .!slogL^fot^I»S2 

MS 62-1054 

Colliding, Richard A 

Papers, 1914-52. 

165 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

rag, sga fsassEva si^s^ 

MS 62-1055 

Court, Nathan Altshiller, 1881- 

Papers, 1916-52. 

8 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor. MS. and galley sheets of Court's book. Col- 
tege geometry, MSS. entitled IinaginarTelemeTts ta^geonSryTi 
SS^S^™ «*** * teu *''. Mathematics In the hWytfcMllsa- 
tion, and Modern synthetic geometry, and other papers, 

MS 62-1056 

Creek Nation. 

Records. 1898-1907. 

235 Items.' 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

er 8 S\Ss^a^h^L° t,,er ""^ ^^ * e,ecHon8 - tat "* 

MS 62-1057 

Cashing Refining Company, Cashing, Ohio. 
Records, 1927-45. 
238 items. 
In University of Oklahoma Library 

»«i!S^? ia S£i, and "J "*- Includes directives and regulations 
issued by the Petroleum Administration for War. » ns»«u«ii. 

MS 62-1058 

Dale, Edward Everett, 1879- 

Papers, 1865-1948. 

14 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 
n»Sf^„f?1 I?™?"*- ^Professional correspondence; galleys of 
Dales writings Including Cherokee cavaliers and A history of Okla- 
homa: cuppings and scrapbooks of historic Interest; and range cattle 
~£^i. ^^« enrrespondence, personal papers, and^range and 
camp photos, of Frank M. Canton. ■-■-—. — « "»«"• 

MS 62-1059 



Dangerfield, Royden James, 1902- 
Papers, 1937-42. 
ca.Sft ' 
In University of Oklahoma Library. 

otShnZ?'^, 1 ^^ '- MSS - of *■* *""*>»& Institution report on 
OUahoma, The hidden weapon-the story of economic warfare; The 
reminiscences of Dennis T. Flynn, and The strategy of ^the^cMc! 
«T^.JT? research notes a" 3 •">«■ papers relating to the formal 
Hon of Oklahoma government & International relations. 

MS 62-1060 
West Virginia. University. 

ca!,TOTtem S manUSCTiptS " nd ****** papers > **- 1879-1956. 

^tI t ^^, ViTgiDi& University Library (ZL 127 2TL 364. 571 «r» 
614, 619, 625, T58, 767, 784, 819, 1068, 1095) *«.«», Wl, «0J, 

Ah«haml^ : «*ebook of data reWSTt. Sann^T^nertmJ 

MS 62-1061 

Davison, Oscar William. 

Papers. 1943-49. 

ea.2ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
.„? ni ! enilty nrofes ! or - Professional correspondence, reports, charts. 
Sl^ 1 ^, n!j L« Hn * Davison's Intent In eScatkmal refon? 
2SSSX2S&& roMdtnttonal «**« I«*«™ - theolkSoS 

MS 62-1062 
De Barr, Edwin. 

Papers. 1891-1947. 

525 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 
- "? m ,£*? , L ty ""*■<*• Diaries, chemical research reports, notes on 
early Oklahoma mineral Industries and mineral springs, otter panels 
relating to the early history of the UniversltyrfOkSho^rand 
photos, of early campus scenes. — «~i«, um 

MS 62-1063 

Decker, Charles Elijah, 1868-1958. 

Papers. 1908-57. 

ca.7ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 
nntSS^ 8 "?,. proftssor and paleontologist. Correspondence, field 
£2£? ok \, < 2f r papeis "toW to graptolltes and mu^aTeous «£ 
logical subjects, and historic Oklahomi photos. todudesletSS ££ 

emy of Science, Oklahoma Geological Survey, and SoctehTof ' 1>«L 
nomlc Paleontologists and Mineralogists. ooaety of Bco- 

MS 62-1064 

De Villiers, Myrtle, collector. 
Papers, 1891-1904. 
54 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
tr,^ b ^L^" rnCt J be t! , ' een whites and an Indian . assorted Quapaw 

MS 62-1065 

Denver, James William, 1S17-1892. 

Papers, 1850-91. 

3H9 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, Army officer, U. S. Representative from California and 
Governor of Kansas Territory. Correspondence (personal and 
family), biographical material, and Civil War and political papers. 
Includes a letter from Denver describing his wait in Washlngtonfor 
orders from Wlnfleld Scott, and one commenting on Charleston and 
Shermans March, a letter from Denver's wife Louisa C Rombach re- 
ferring to John Cabell Breckinridge's defeat, letters (1875-76) per- 
taining to Post Office policies and problems, and military and land 
letters; a biography (1861-65) chronicling Denver's life from htoap- 
pointment by Lincoln as brigadier general to his resignation ; an areu- 
ment (1884) of Denver and others relating to private claims- his 



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Denver, James William, 1817-1892. Papers, 1850-91. 

Remarks on the free coinage of silver (1S91) ; and a paper (1350) 
detailing an overland trip to California. 

MS 62-1066 

Disney, Wesley Ernest, 1883- 
Papers, 1930-50. 
ca. 3 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Oklahoma. Correspondence 
(personal and political), campaign material, and State and national 
legislative papers. 

MS 62-1067 

Douglas, Melvyn. 

Papers, 1940-48. 

3 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Actor, playwright, and businessman. Correspondence relating to 
the American Veterans Committee, Americans for Democratic Action, 
Democratic National Committee and other political organizations; 
speeches, press and publicity material, Congressional tearsheets 
(1942), and personal papers. 

MS 62-1068 

Dukes, Gilbert W 

Papers, 1877-1905. 

74 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Principal chief of the Choctaw Nation. Correspondence relating 
to leases, stockralaing, and Choctaw schools, together with speeches, 
biographical information, and political papers reflecting the prob- 
lems Involved in the transition from tribal government to Territorial 
and ultimate State jurisdiction, and the beginning of allotments in 
severalty. 

MS 62-1069 rev 

Fah-land, Okie 

Records, 1898-1940. 

2 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence relating to city indebtedness, financial record book, 
daybook containing records of bonds (electric light and water) and 
sinking funds, 2 monthly balance ledgers, treasurer's warrant register, 
treasurer's settlement report book, an itemized miscellaneous receipt 
books, city warrants and accounts, and a file of city ordinances. 

MS 62-1070 

Fink. John B 

Papers, 1878-1956. 
S ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Civil engineer. Research notes relating to early mining camps, 
military posts, railroads, and stage lines, together with railroad ad- 
vertising, timetables, travel brochures, and several thousand South- 
western railroad photos. 

MS 62-1071 

Folsom, Lee W 1883- 

Papers, 1867-1910. 

85 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Family correspondence, a notebook indicating the type of subjects 
studied, material used by Folsom while a student at Atoka Baptist 
Seminary, and paper relating to his career as a newspaperman. In- 
cludes annual reports (1895-1900) of the U. S. Board of Indian Com- 
missioners, a copy of the acts and resolutions (1897) of the General 
Council of the Choctaw Nation, 2 vols, of a hymnal written in Choc- 
taw, 2 copies of the Laws of the Choctaw Nation (1886-81) written In 
Tlngllsh and Choctaw, a Choctaw New Testament, and a Choctaw 
Pentateuch (1867) 

MS 62-1072 

Feuquay, Courtland Matsort, 1890- 

Papers, 1885-1948. 

ca. 9 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and member of the Oklahoma State Legislature. Corre- 
spondence (personal and general), case records in railroad litigation 
In which Feuquay served as counsel, other railroad material, Works 
Progress Administration work relief lists, miscellaneous subject flies, 
and American Legion papers. Includes a diary of a relative of 
Peuquay's, W. 6. Holland, and an account book of his father, John W. 
Feuquay. 

MS 62-1073 



Flora, Snowden Dwight, 1879-1957. 

Papers, 1884-1957. 

5 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Meteorologist. Correspondence with associates In the Weather 
Bureau, observations, records, documents, dippings, and other papers 
relating to hail, tornado, and thunderstorm activities. The papers 
were used in the preparation of Flora's books Hailstones of the United 
States, and Tornadoes of the United States and Includes research ma- 
terial for a third edition of the latter. 

MS 62-1074 



Adams, Charles Kendall, 1835-1902. 

Papers, 1872-1902. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wlscousin collections. 

Historian and college president. Miscellaneous personal papers. 
Including letters from eastern publishers regarding publication of 
Johnson's universal cyclopaedia, of which Adams was editor, and 
other books ; letters of Adams to Charles F. Smith In regard to Smith's 
appointment to the faculty of the University of Wisconsin; letters 
from stockbrokers; several letters (1901-02) from Adams In Europe 
and California; personal and household bills; and a genealogical 
chart of the Adams family. 

MS 62-1075 



Adams, Henry Cullen, 1850-1906. 

Papers, 1870-1906. 

5 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

V. S. Representative from Wisconsin. Correspondence and ad- 
dresses, including material on Adams' agricultural interests, partlcii- 
larly his work for enactment of the Federal Grout bill taxing oleo- 
margarine; correspondence on the campaigns of 1902 and 1904 in 
which Adams won his election as a Republican without aligning him- 
self directly with either the Stalwart or Insurgent faction; and 
material on Adam's congressional career, concerning the Arizona- 
New Mexico joint statehood bill, the Philippine tariff measure, the 
fight against food adulteration, the Adams bill to aid agricultural 
experiment stations, and Speaker Joseph G. Cannon's dictatorial 

methods. Correspondents include Joseph W. Babcock, Henry Casson, 
William D. Hoard, and Elisha W. Keyes. 

MS 62-1076 



American League for Peace and Democracy. Madison 
Branch. 

Records, 1937-40. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, minutes, bulletins, and press releases, concerning 
the Loyalist cause in Spain, China's defense against Japanese aggres- 
sion, the safeguarding of Czechoslovakia against Nail Germany, the 
Busso-Finnlsh War, the Wagner labor relations act, the Gavagan 
anti-lynching bill, the Christian Front organization, and the Dies 
Investigating Committee. 

MS 62-1077 



Anderson, James Sibree, 1841-1931. 

Papers. 1829-1926. 

2 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer of Manitowoc, Wis. Includes Civil War letters and diaries, 
letters written at Lawrence University in 1866, correspondence and 
articles concerning the Grand Army of the Republic, letter books 
(1881-88) pertaining to Anderson's legal affairs, and military records 
of Anderson's father, John Anderson of Glasgow, Scotland. 

MS 62-1078 



Appleton, Nathaniel 
Papers, 1779-96. 

44ltems. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Commissioner of Loans for Massachusetts. Correspondence and 
receipts concerning the certificates Issued by the United States for its 
assumed debt and other fli»»ii»i«i matters. 

MS 62-1079 rev 



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Anderson, Wendell Abraham, 1840-1929. 

Papers, 1855-1922. 

23 y. and 12 boles. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Surgeon, civic leader, and politician. Correspondence, reports, 
5EL ^S'ff™-, In 5'« des Anderson's rontine reports while surgeon 
with the 3d Maryland Volunteer Infantry (1862-65) ; correspondence 
while chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee (1875- 
^"f !? b00,a ? , ot the Democratic Party ; rontine accounts, some re- 
ports, and miscellaneons information on Canadian agriculture and 
industry gathered while Anderson was D. S. consul aeneral at 
Montreal, 18KWJ9 and 1893-97; correspondence (SS&nSSUt 
to the Upper-Mississippi River Improvement Association of which An- 
derson was vice-president ; and a box of correspondence (1885-89) of 
M?S^' S s ?" John w - Anderson while attending the University of 
££^?T A ?? e ^ 5 s P 01 ""* 1 corespondents include Edward S. 
iwouttle, Conrad Krez, Alexander MitehelL Genrao tt pini /SIL™ 
W. Peck, George rS£wS^ " to£ SS^to * ^* 

MS 62-1080 

U. S. War Relocation Center, Mrnizanar, Calif. 

Records, 1942-46. 

35 ft ( ca. 75,000 items) 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library (122) 

Daily reports (Au£l942-May 1944), a roster of residents, annual 
reports of the director Ralph Palmer Merritt. photoToVTSel 
Eastou Adams documenting the history of the Center, aumintatrative 
tastructtons and releases of the War Relocation Authority, releases 
and memoranda of the Wartime Civil Control Adininistrattou/and 
other records of the Center. Includes flies of newspapers published at 
J^JS?, relocation centers throughout the West, andreufted printed 

Unpublished register in the library 

MS 62-1081 



Hooper, William P b. 1808? 

Paper*. 1831-71. 

2 ft. 

InUnlversity of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific Collection. 

Letters, letter books, almanacs, Invoices, receipts, and contracts 
written to and by Hooper, manager of Ladd and Company's Koloa 
plantation. Bulk of the matertal Is of the period 1835-45. Corre- 
spondents include Peter Allen Brinsmadc and William Ladd. Hooper's 
business associates. ^*^ 

Chronological card index in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Purchased from William Hooper Little In the 1930's. 

MS 62-1082 

Sinclair, Gregg Manners, 1890- 
Psiper--, 1030-55. 

8 ft 

In University of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific Collection. 

iducator. Correspondence, notes, addresses, and other material 
J?™ ?£,??'".£ .5° the 0rie >rtal Institute of the University of Hawaii 
from 1935 to 19+0, when Sinclair served as its director. A part of the 
material deals with the Dickens Fellowship of Hawaii and the Hono- 
lulu Community Theater. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions . 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Sinclair, 1955. 

MS 62-1063 

Pnrviance family. 

Paper* of the .Pumance and Courtenny families, 1757- 
1932. 

2342 items and IT v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Professional, business, personal, and family correspondence and 
other papers of the related Purviance and Courtenay families of Balti- 
more and elsewhere. The collection pertains to Revolutionary activi- 
ties in Maryland, shipping and trade. Western lands settlement of 
estates. Civil War veterans' activities, the Cuban independence move- 
ment, and other matters. Includes papers of John Henry Purviance, 
U. S. diplomat in Paris, concerning the Monroe Mission (1784), U S. 
relations with Napoleon and the Revolutionary French Government - 
papers relating to the financial affairs of Elizabeth Isabella Purviance 
Courtenay; papers of Edward H. Courtenay, Sr. relating to his career 



at West Point, his later teaching duties there and at other colleges, 
and his investment activities ; and letters from Edward H. Courtenay, 
Jr. written in Washington, D. C. during the Civil War, describing the 
city and poiitioal opinion there. Correspondents include Alexander 
Dallas Bache, George William Erving, John Graham, Gessner Harri- 
son, Anthony Hart, William Holmes McGnffey, William Maclay, 
George Mason, James Monroe, Abner Hash, Fulwar Sklpwith, George 
Mnirson Totten, Thomas Tudor Tucker, and John Vanderlyn. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1946. 

MS 62-1064 



Van Schaack, Peter, 1747-1832. 

Paper-s of Peter nnd David Tan Schaack, 1769-1872. 

40 Items and 7 v. 

In Columbia County Historical Society collections (Kinderhook, 
N. Y.) 

Journals, account books, daybooks, and other papers. Includes 
Peter Van Schaack's journal (1769-95) of accounts for legal services 
rendered; his account books (1785-1835) comprising accounts of ex- 
penses entailed in the management of his estates and records of per- 
sonal and household expenditures; register of Supreme Court cases 
(1790-1819) ; account book (1846-49) of David Van Schaack and 
Abraham Van Alstyne, as executors of the last will and testament of 
Peter Hoes; David Van Schaack's daybook (1866-72) citing payments 
on notes, bonds and mortgages, and other financial data, and his 
account book (1849-69) containing accounts of individuals stopping at 
the Kinderhook Academy Boarding House. 



MS 62-1085 



Hart, Samnel Lombart. 

Papers, 1847-87. 

2 ft (100 items) 

In Arizona pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Civil War officer. Correspondence, notes, permits, land receipts, 
tax certificates, war songs, army passes, enlistment banners and 
papers, and MSS. of Hart's works, The Indian, Slander, and Procras- 
tination. Correspondence Includes letters from Hart to his wife, and 
a letter written from Tombstone, Ariz, relating to local wages, and to 
trees and fruits grown in the area. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. S.L. Hart, ca. 1930. 

MS 62-1086 



Hodge, Frederick Webb, 18G4-1956. 

Papers, 1887-1956. 

ca. 22,000 items. 

In Southwest Museum Library (Los Angeles) 

Anthropologist Correspondence, notes, sketches, and MSS. of un- 
published and published works (by many other anthropologists and 
historians, as well as by Hodges) resulting from his archaeological 
and historical Investigations in the Southwest The correspondence 
relates to archaeological, ethnological, and historical research ; to the 
writing, compiling, editing, and publication of the resulting works ; 
and to the editing of the various journals and monographic publica- 
tions of the institutions Hodges directed. Numerous letters request 
information, aid, and advice ; to these Hodge's responses are attached. 
Includes the Frank Hamilton Cushing collection of several thousand 
items, comprising letters to Hodge and others on anthropological sub- 
jects, mainly Zufil Indians and archaeological Investigations; notes 
and notebooks, some of Zufil vocabulary and legends ; lectures on Zufil 
music and other topics; Zufil texts, some translated; and writings. 
The material Is related to the Museum's George Bird Grinnell collec- 
tion. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gifts of Mr. Hodge, 1932-56 ; purchased from Mrs. Hodge, 1961 

MS 62-1087 



Ives, Eugene Semmes, 1859-1917. 
Pape'-s. 1905-15. 
6 ft. (500 Items) 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Lawyer and member of the Arizona Territorial legislature. Cor- 
respondence, extracts of cases, company minutes, and checks. In- 
cludes a list (1902) of registered voters of Yuma Co, Ariz. 
Unpublished calendar In the repository. 
Gift, 1958. 

MS 62-1088 



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Sherman, Roger, 1721-179;!. 
Papers. 1749-00. 
200 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Connecticut patriot Correspondence, including a letter of obser- 
vations on the new- Federal Constitution, an account book containing 
notes on the New Haven Convention of 1778, papers relating to Sher- 
man's service as justice of the peace and as surveyor in New Haven, 
and other papers. Consists primarily of personal correspondence, but 
Includes material on the Susquehannah claims, financing the Revolu- 
tion, logistics of the Continental Army, the Mew Haven Convention, 
and the Constitutional Convention. Principal persons represented are 
John Adams, Simeon Baldwin, Zebulon Butler, John Franklin, Robert 
Oguen, and members of the Sherman family. The material is related 
to the library's Baldwin family collection. 
Unpublished register in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gifts and purchases from Roger Sherman Baldwin, Mrs. Roger A. 
Connelly, Helen Baldwin Gilman, the estate of Elizabeth Day Palmer, 
and the daughters of Elizabeth Baldwin Whitney, 1942-58. 

MS C2-1089 
Grier, George McCullough, 1802-1S78. 
Papers, 1800-81. 
2 ft. 

In University of Rochester Library. 

Lawyer, of Goshen, N. Y. Correspondence and financial and legal 
papers. Includes papers relating to the legal and financial affairs of 
the Seward Institute, Florida, N. Y„ of which Grier was a trustee; 
papers concerned with the settlement of the estate of Samuel S. 
Seward; and letters from Mary £. Grier to her parents while living In 
Washington, D. C. (1857-58) at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William 
Henry Seward. The material is related to the library's collection of 
William Henry Seward papers. 
Inventory In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Purchased from Mis. de K. Van Vliet, 1956. 

MS 62-1090 

West Virginia. University. 

Legal materials, 1700-1926. 

ca. 110 items, 2 v. and 4 rolls of microfilm. 

In West Virginia University Library (58, 154, 324, 335, 336, 376, 
464, 486, 979) 

In part, transcript (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Attorney's case boos; court records, legal decisions, certificates of 
Incorporation, complaint, and proceedings of trials. Includes mate- 
rial on the trial of John Brown for the raid on Harpers Ferry, and 
the trial of coal miners and leaders of the United Mine Workers for 
treason. 

Described separately in Guide to manuscripts and archives In the 
West Virginia collection, by Charles Shetler (1958) 

MS 62-1091 

Slattery, Harry, 1887-1949. 

Papers, 1901-58. 

51,332 items and 243 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Conservationist and U. S. official. Correspondence, writings, 
speeches, official papers, and printed matter, relating to Slattery's 
various positions during his years of public service, and reflecting his 
lifelong interest in conservation. The bulk of the collection relates 
to Slattery's positions as personal assistant to Harold L. lckes (1933- 
38), as Under-Secretary of the Interior (1938-39), and as adminis- 
trator of the Rural Electrification Administration (1939-44). Other 
papers concern his services as secretary to Gifford Pischot (1909-12), 
as secretary of the National Conservation Association (1912-23), as 
special assistant to Interior Secretary Franklin K. Lane (1917-18), 
as a Washington lawyer (1923-33), and as counsel to the National 

Boulder Dam Association (1925-29). Includes a typescript of Slat- 
tery's autobiography, Behind the scene? in Washington, and informa- 
tion on the Teapot Dome Scandal. 

Card index in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Acquired, 1952-58. 

MS 62-1092 

West Virginia. University. 

Scraphooks, albums and clippings, 1838-1956. 

305 items. C v., 1 box, 1 bundle. 4 folders and 3 roils of microfilm. 

In West Virginia University Library (83, 90, 92, 121, 1C9, 242, 333, 
413, 422, 47S. 524, 554, 560, G08, 674, 684, 6S5, 698, 702, 778, 962, 1004, 
1007, 1017, 1042, 1088) 

In part, transcripts. 

Scrapbooks, clippings, photos., letters, autographs, miscellaneous 
papers, and pamphlets. Includes material on the American Revolu- 
tion, War of 1812, Civil War, World Wars I and ii; mine disasters, 
U. S. campus activities, mid-western rivers, local history and social 
life; and indexed clippings from the Bible, and obituary notices. Also 
includes an outline of the Kennerly family inheritance of Greenway 
Court from 1798 to 1919. 



Described separately in Guide to manuscripts and archives in the 
West Virginia, collection, by Charles Shetler (1958) 

MS 62-1093 



West Virginia. University. 

Materials relating to educational institutions, 1803-1953. 

ca. 90 items and 2 folders. 

In West Virginia University Library (68, 177, 184, 195, 261, 373, 
377, 400, 401. 402, 403, 411, 452, 457, 503, 518, 529, 532, 657, 694, 842, 
921,999,1044) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

School records, report forms, teachers' contracts, uniform examina- 
tion questions (printed), statistics, lists of pupils, charts, broadside, 
minutes of boards of trustees, records of county school systems, school 
history, a graduation address, the inaugural address of a university 
president, and other papers. Material relates to school systems, 
normal schools, seuiiuaries, academies, and universities. Iududes in- 
formation on Monongalia Academy in Morgantown, W. Va. 

L>e*cri''K>d separately in Guide to manuscripts and archives in £he 
West Vlrgiuia collection, by Charles Shetler (1958) 

MS 62-1094 



Hopkins, George Washington, 1845-1862. 

Papers, 1861-64. 

■14 items. 

In Mississippi Dept. of Archives and History. 

Confederate soldier. Lifters, mainly to Hopkins* mother, Mrs. 
Emeline B. R. Hopkins, of llrooksville. Miss., from camps in or near 
Lynchburg, Harpers Ferry, Winchester, Mantissas Junction, Prince 
William County, Dumfries, Fredericksburg, Yorktown, and Richmond. 
Hopkins, a private in Company F (Noxubee Rifles) lltb Regiment, 
Mississippi Infantry, was killed at the Battle of Seven Pines, May 31- 
June 1, 1862. Other items include a letter of June 17, 1862, from his 
captain to Mrs. Hopkins, a letter from William C. Hearn, apparently 
a chaplain, report of the casualties of Company F in the Battle of 
Seven Pines, a pay certificate from the Confederate Treasury Dept. 
(1864), newspaper material, and a poem to the Xoxuhee Volunteers. 

Gift of Mrs. Mary O. Elliott and Dr. II. T. Orendorf. 1942. 

MS 62-1095 



Ackerman, Richard, d. 1862. 
letters, 1861-62. 
ca. 100 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
In part, transcript (typewritten) 

Letters of Ackerman to his parents in New Brunswick, N. J, dur- 
ing his service in the 5th Regiment of New York Infantry. 
Gift. 

MS 62-1096 



Lunvmis, Charles Fletcher, 1859-1928. 

Papers, 1774-1028. 

ca. 40 f t 

In Southwest Museum Library (Los Angeles) 

Author, journalist, librarian, archaeologist, and ethnologist Cor- 
respondence, daily journal, notebooks, MSS. of writings, early MSS. 
and documents of the Southwest (some with Lummis' translations) 
and other papers reflecting Lummis' interest in Spanish American 
history, In the movement to aid Indians, and in preserving historical 
tanrtmnrire particularly California missions. Includes notebooks on 
Indian and Spanish American music, and 12 card catalog drawers, 
entitled Universal dictionary of Spanish America, accompanied by a 
"Sketch of a plan" for the dictionary. Correspondents Include the 
Duke of Alba, Mary Austin, Edward E. Ayer, Adolph F. A. BandeUer, 
Ed. Borein, Luther Bnrbank, John Burroughs, Ina Coolbtith, Elliott 
Cones, Porflrio Diaz, Maynard Dixon, Elizabeth Benton Frernont, 
Hamlin Garland, George Bird Grinnell, Edgar Lee Hewett, Frederick 
Webb Hodge, William Dean Howells, David Starr Jordan, William 
Keith, Jack London, Edwin M«rirfr n ,n, Brander Matthews, Joaquin 
Miller, John Muir, Edna Dean Proctor, Frederic Remington, Gene 
Rhodes, Will Rogers, Theodore Roosevelt, Charles Marion Russell, 
Ernest Thompson Seton, Charles H. Shinn, Charles Warren Stoddard, 
Charles Dudley Warner, William Allen White, George Parker Win- 
ship, and Leonard Wood. 

Gift and bequest of Mr. Lummis, 1925-28. 

MS 62-1097 



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West Virginia. University. 

Genenlojrical materials, 
^a. 40 items, 8 v, 10 boxes, 1 folder, 15 charts, and 3 rolls of micro- 

«/J n ,,™ eS ,Ly iI XL nla University Library (45, 96, 97, 116, 186 200 210 
308, 310, 371, 425, 440, 495, 531, 555, 600 720 816 MA 8S7 St m« 
928 933, 1025, 1031, 1037, W"l0li MIbImI iote 1OT4) ' ^ 
In part, photocopies. ' 

Family names represented are Alderson Alklre. Allen. Anderson 
Ankron, Amett, Ashley, Atkinson ; Bailey, Bake^aOBLfBaAe?' 
Barnes, Barnet, Barrlckman, BarOett. BaaS^vWiS^LrSS' 

SSS^rJSSS' S"*"' ,°J )nch ' 0nw '- Cummins, Cunningham. 
SSSwi^rKJi- Cn "T.. Custl*. Cutrleht; Dameron (Dunron£ 
Daugberty Davidson. Davis, Davlsson, Dean. Dent Dew Disberrv 
DonnaUy, Douglass, Drake. Dubois. DunnToi^ry^er^Eag^S' 

gl «bk wrsjsrsMrsa ^ tea 

IShe?^r* H i^ D rW Homn ? worth ' Holt - HoustonT HuSnat 
Hughes, Hurst, Hutton, Hyman; Inghram, Ingram; Jackson, .TenSna* 

tav We { l ;i± ,S ? n: ^S** **"**' S*"! Ktacald, Knight; Laid- 
Jw^!??' £S L'g"*''™, Lincoln. Little, LorenS, LoSdtol Low! 
tter Lynch Lytle; McLane, McWhorter, Mahan MakowtaTMann. 

Jj3S^ t wft" I>1 &. M " t i& "»«*■ Matl«^^gSrJTMer^e«Se?' 
Metcalf, MUler. Minor, Mitchell, Moore. Morgan Morrta M^^n' 

SS£.™ S^ P £? IS011 ' ****<*< Philips, PlerpoM. PindriTpoa 
2^i^?»r*. PrI, ffii ; 0™"'". <*"*» Kader^InerBeeto 
Kees. Reger. Bidder. Bidgway. Bitter. Boss, Boddell Buffner Htwh 

■»n^rJU^RhS? a SL.?* l,l &!'! Starcher, Steele, Stelner, StephS 
so£ sutler, Stout, Strader, Straley, Stump, Sweeney Swisher-rlu 
»ott. Ten Eyck, Tenney. TeteTtrAomas: SgrrT X&ta£ 
w- !? 111 ' : S clMr ! Vancamp, Vandervort, Van Horn Van Meter- 
^ a j5S° n «. Wagte, Walker, Ward, Washington, Waters Watson.' 

re^te&riaU? * oen,ete « es - «"*<* Potations, dipplngTSS 

Indexed In part. 

wJS^S? 1 . se « ,a ™ te 'y m Guide to manuscripts and archives In the 
West Virginia collection, by Charles Shelter (1968) a™ 11 ™ 3 > n the 

„» ., ,„ MS 62-1098 

U. S. National War Labor Board (19M-19A5) 

Becords, 1941-45. 

69 boxes. 

coltecttonl T ° rk StSte SCh ° 01 ° f In<,USWal ^d Labor Belatlons 

ttaiffi^^^JT 1 *" 5 " *&*« Document. 
(1960) State Sch0 ° 1 ° f '"dustrlal <"»« LaborBete^ns 

„ MS 63-1099 

Meyer, Max, 1877-1953. 

Papers. 

3 boxes. 

ejection! T ° rk St8tC Sch0 ° 1 of Inilust rtal "d Labor Betetions 
,„| lannt f rture r of women's coats and suits. Correspondence, renorts. 

ss& Me^srss n t .^sr aflon Meyer ™ toSesS ss 

MS 63-1100 
World Federation of Trade Unions. 

Becords, 1945-49. 

1 box and 2 reels of microfilm. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Belatlons 
collections. 

Beporbrand minutes of the sessions of the .Executive Bureau and 
the Executive Committee; and papers and publications of the Federa- 
tion collected by Adolph Genner as C. L O. delegate to the W PTD 
meeting In Prague (19*7), and member of Its Committee for" German 
Affairs. 

MS 62-1101 



U. S. Wage and Hour and PubUe Contracts Divisions. 

Records of special industry committees, 1952-59. 

5 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Belatlons 
collections. 

Transcripts of public hearings, exhibits, and research material re- 
lating to various industries In Puerto Bico. Industries represented 
Include banking. Insurance, and finance; beer; cement; children's 
dress and related products ; corsets, brassieres, and allied garments • 
handkerchief, square scarf, and art linen ; heavy products and Indus- 
trial equipment ; hosiery ; leather, leather goods, and related products - 
needlework and fabricated textile products ; railroad, railway express 
and property transport; shoe manufacturing and allied Industries; 
stone, glass and related products ; straw, hair, and related products' 
augarm^ufacturing; sweater and knit swtawea?; iSk sitftextUe 
products; women's and children's underwear; and women's blouse^S 



tJ?Jw£? I »i n Gj'detothe records, Labor Management Documents- 
ttonOenter, New York State School of Industrial ind I*boVSuons 

Gift of M. P. Oatherwood, Karl O. Mann, and John W. MeConnell. 

MS 62-1102 

Straight, Willard Diekerman, 1880-1918. 
Papers, 1857-1922. 
90ft 

DnlveSry Archrves 3 ™" 7 """"^ C0UeCtl0n « BesU>nal HUm » 7 «* 
Diplomat financier, and philanthropist Correspondence, diaries 
report^scrapbooks, and other papers relating to Straight's career 
22L?? J? to e»eI°>Perial Customs Service, with Beutertdurtng the 
Buss^Japanese War, with the tJ. S. Dept of State In KoreTaid 
Manchurte, J and with Edward H. Harriman, Jacob H. SchbT, and J P 
Morgan ft Co.; to his interest In the New republic, the American 
i?if* ^^^ ^S? £? Amertc »h International Corporation ; and 
w.Jr f^. "»«> the War Bisk Insurance Bureau during World 
wart includes scrapbooks and other papers concerning the Straight 

also^vaftebil^ UbratT ' 8 geDeral ""^ ° atal08: ""P 00 """^ KOUes 
Gift of the Straight family, 1953. 

MS 62-1103 

Wesson, Hale, 1848-1875. 

Civil War correspondence, 1861-64. 

■7A ItMno 



In Emory University Library. 
Bn Mterofilni (negative) of originals in the possession of Mildred D. 

m fVh^,^. a S0 l dler - Correspondence of Wesson with his parents 
and hte brothers James and Alonzo; correspondence of the brothers! 
other family letters, and a few other papenfof slater date! WoSS 
^ZS^^g* ff?*** »t MassactaSs Infantry SShTtxaS 
ferred Mto the S^nal Corps In 1883, and his brothers served In Sesame 
regiment Includes material on military action and social and eco- 
nomic life In and near New Bern, N. C, as well as on family ifflatel 

Finding aid in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Acquired, 1981. 

MS 62-1104 

Hines, Cyrus C 1830-1901. 

Papers, 1856-78. 

300 items. 

In Indiana State Library. 

nlfT^ ■„,S ape ? I ™ Dee " 1, W tne Blnff On"** Koad Company and 
the Mans H1U and Indianapolis Gravel Boad Company 

Indexed In the library's manuscript catalog. 

Gift of the Library of Congress, 196X 

MS 62-1106 

Puller, Stephen, 1716-1808. 

Papers, 1702-96. 

42 items and 2 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

British iron manufacturer and colonial agent for Jamaica. Cor- 
respondence and other papers (Chiefly 1786-96). Includes discus- 
sions of West Indian, English-American, and iB»t<H» . J«ni«i««i 
trade; slavery, the slave trade, and the Wnberforce movement for 
Its abolition (which Fuller opposed) ; English politics and colonial 
administration; Inventions and Inventors; the coming of England's 
war with France (1793) ; and American-English diplomatic relations. 

Card catalog In the library. 

Acquired, 1957. 

MS 62-1106 



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Duke University, Durham, N. O. Library. 

Georgia miscellaneous papers, 1727-1905. 

3497 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence and other papers relating to the history of Geor- 
gia. Colonial papers relate to the War of Jenkins' Ear, colonial 
defense and administration, the militia, and land grants. Materials 
of the Revolutionary period concern militia enlistment and finance, 
prisoners of war, and the restitution of property used by Revolu- 
tionary forces. Papers of the period between the Revolution and 
Civil War pertain to debts of the U. S. and of Georgia, State politics 
and government, agriculture, slavery, education, economics, and social 
life and customs. Civil War papers refer to poor law administration, 
conscription and substitution, law enforcement, confiscation, casual- 
ties, amy supply, and the Habeas corpus act Post-war items relate 
to problems of Reconstruction, railroads, religion, social life and 
customs, and the Freedmen's Bureau. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1930-60. 

MS 62-1107 



Woolsey family. 

Papers, 1840-1941. 

6500 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

Papers relating primarily to Theodore Dwight Woolsey, president 
of Tale University, and also to Mary Anne Woolsey Hoadly, Laura 
Woolsey Johnson, Sarah Dwight Woolsey Johnson, Abby Breese 
Salisbury, Abigail Phillips Salisbury, Edward Elbridge Salisbury, 
Elizabeth Martha Salisbury Woolsey, John Mumford Woolsey, Sarah 
Chauncey Woolsey, William Cecil Woolsey, and William Walton 
Woolsey. Concerns life In New Haven, New Tork, and Europe, and 
academic affairs at Tale. Includes correspondence with the Ameri- 
can Bible Society, American Colon lzation Society, American Congre- 
gational Union, American Home Missionary Society, American Orien- 
tal Society and the Smithsonian Institution. 

Unpublished register in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mtss Edith Woolsey and Miss Laura Heermance, 1954-60. 

MS 62-1108 

Buckler, William Hepburn, 1867-1952. 

Papers, 1907-37. 

GO folders. 

In Tale University Library. 

Archaeologist. Correspondence, political notes, and miscellaneous 
papers. Includes Buckler's correspondence with Edward M. House, 
In part while Buckler was a special agent of the State Dept., 1914-19, 
Buckler's report to House on the political situation in England 1916- 
18, notes on Russia and on his meeting with Litvinov in Stockholm 
In 1919, notes on meetings of the Paris Peace Conference, during 
which Buckler was attached to the American commission, and family 
correspondence, some of it during archaeological expeditions in the 
Eastern Mediterranean area. The material is related to the library's 
Edward M. House collection. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Y. H. Seymer. 1958. 

MS 62-1109 

Roberts, William Anderson, 1837-1900. 

Papers, 1814-1911. 

1238 items and 3 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Confederate soldier and artist, of Yanceyville, N. C. Correspond- 
ence and other personal and professional papers, relating to the 
Methodist Church in North Carolina; Roberts' studies with Oliver 
P. Copeland, an artist of Raleigh, N. C. ; Roberts' attempts to avoid 
Army service, his illnesses while a soldier, and his efforts to leave 
the service; his postwar career as a painter; his problems with dope 
addiction; his conversion to the Christian Church; and the affairs 
of the Roberts family. 

Card Index in the library. 

MS 62-1110 

Ripley, William Young, I. 1797. 

Papers, 1843-1933. 

-415 items and 4 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Marble dealer and banker of Centre Rutland, Vt Correspondence 
and other papers of Ripley and his family, including his sons, William 
Young Warren Ripley, Edward Hastings Ripley, and Charles Ripley, 
his daughters, Mary Ripley Fisher and Julia Caroline Ripley Dorr, 
his grandson, Thomas Emerson Ripley, and other members of the 
family. Most of the papers are concerned with the Civil War, the 
Spanish American War, life in the Western U. S. after the Civil War, 
and life among the affluent classes of European society. Letters from 
Mary R. and Cyrus M. Fisher tell of their life in London where Oiey 



circulated among members oi ! ::.s diplomatic colony and the arlsto- 
cracy. Civil War and Spanish American War correspondence give* 
details of Army life as well as activities on the home front 

Card index in the library. 
Acquired 1955. 

MS 62-1111 



Richardson, James BurcheQ. 

Papers, 1803-1910. 
4U0 items. 

In Duke University library- 
Plantation owner, of Sumter District, S. O. Family lettet 

business papers of Richardson and of his family, relating to tt 

of slave labor on roads, railroads, and Civil War fortifications; p. 

cal developments in South Carolina and in the Nation ; James B. . 

Richard Burchell Richardson's activities In the Confederate Arm, 

conditions on South Carolina plantations before, during, and after tk. 

Civil War ; postwar depression and poverty In the South ; and tenant 

farming after r h P war. 
Card index In the library. 
Acquired, 1989-40. 

MS 62-1112 



Richardson, Davis. 

Papers, 1720-1885. 

1657 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Justice of the peace and State legislator. Mainly legal papers, bills, 
and receipts of Richardson during 1820*8 and 1830'e when be was a 
justice of the peace In Frederick County, and the 1840's and 1850% 
when he was a member of the State legislature; land indentures, 
surveyors' statements and plats, personal accounts, estate papers, 
writs and summonses, court records of the Court of Oyer and 
Terminer for Baltimore County, Md. and some legal correspondence 
concerning the sale of land and slaves. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired 1955. 

MS 62-1113 



Rice, James Henry, 1868-1935. 

Papers, 1885-1935. 

13,581 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Naturalist, conservationist, and local historian. Chiefly personal 
correspondence (1910-35) relating to preservation of fauna in South 
Carolina and the Southeast, U. S. and South Carolina politics and 
history, family and business affairs, literature, and journalists. In- 
cludes a few clippings, photos, and documents concerning Rice's life. 
Correspondents include William Watts Ball, Bernard Baruch, Cole- 
mac L. Blease, James F. Byrnes, Basil I» GUdersleeve, Ambrose H- 
Gonzales, William E. Gonzales, Dubose Heyward, Duncan C. Hey- 
ward, Thomas G. McLeod, Hugh McRae, Marie Conway Oemler, Glf- 
ford Plnchot, F. W. Ruckstull, Harry A. Slattery, and ^°")°"*'" R. 
Tillman. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1908. 

MS 62-1114 



Ramsey, George Jnnkin, 1857-1928. 

Papers, 1802-1918. 

4044 items and 34 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Educator. Correspondence, account books, class notes, printed 
matter, and other items, relating to Ramsey's student days at Hamp- 
den-Sydney College and the University of Virginia, his teaching and 
administrative career in various Southern colleges, and other matters. 
Includes papers of Ramsey's father, James Beverlin Ramsey, con- 
cerning the Presbyterian Church in Virginia, especially Lynchburg, 
and his activities with the Choctaw Indians in Arkansas; and papers 
of his mother, Sabra S. Tracy Ramsey, dealing with her work at 
Lynchburg Female Academy, her marriage to James Ramsey, and 
education In Virginia after the Civil War. 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired, 1942-49. 

MS 62-1115 



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Fackenthal, Benjamin Franklin, 1851-194L 
Papers, 1727-1940. 
ca. 2 ft. (ca. 600 Items) 

In Bncte County Historical Society Library (Doylestowa, Pa.) 
In part; transcripts (typewritten), and photocoptes (positive) 
Industrialist, philanthropist, college preilkBmtand historian. In- 
state records relating to tteDar^^^^inW^aeeoi 

SSS^JSlSL ^£? iSS.." t SS nn ** Klver bridges and Wands: 
correspondence with Wmiam Watts Hart TJavls. Henry Chapman 
"fe^p.H Paxon, and others interested to early stov^tee 



Card catalog In the library. 

Jntormatlon on literary rights available In the library 

Girt * 



MS 62-1116 



Sastron, Manuel, d. 1919. 

Papers, 1893-1900. 

414 items. 

In Duke University Library. 
™^™S « otho L a ?f government offlclaL Correspondence and other 
%£ZLr^E°£J!L?tF- & «°»« Ho0 <* *ne PMippine blandZ 
collected by Sastjon who was president of the Spantoh Board of 
Liquidation for the transfer of the Philippine Wandsto theU " 
^^^^^^tj^ D " S - ~»^*^Krecord8 of 
£S USKSKSL b0 " 4 "V** " TaHo ™ aonlnlstratlve agencies 2 
^ TSE U S- paper8 retattag to 80ctal ""* economic corSns to 
the Islands, revenue reports, and papers relating to education!^ 

Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, 1864. 

MS 63-1117 

Borion, 6 D 

Papers, 1897-1922. 

2 v. and 9 items. 

in University at Oklahoma Ubrary. 

Journal containing day-by-day activities of pioneer life near Bur- 
nett, Okla, a chronological weather record, a ledger listing retail 
prices and types of liquor sold in a saloon at Burnett, oils, and 
papers reflecting the history of agriculture In the Southwest In- 
to Texas. < * ter *° Borhm de8crll>lo 8 f« early problems of farming 

MS 62-1118 rev 

Btemfller, Andrew J 

Papers, 1949-flO. 

8ft 

In University of Oklahoma library 

TTnlveratty professo- and U. S. Bepresentatlve from Wisconsin. 
OOTe^d^aadieseai^ material relating to legislation of the 
SILr™* , 5^. we S? >eB " na extended remarks in the Congressional 
hffltal^SS-S^J^T^: """"etta"- IaclntelpSnTof 
?^^2^?&y£t a * t , amgNa >- aaA •*• Papers reflecting the 
work of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 

MS 62-1119 

Smith, Josiah Townsend, ca. 1830-ot. 1900. 
Papers, 1838-1913. 
652 items and 8 v. 
In Duke University Library. 
_Psysiclan and school official, of Hertford, N. C. Correspondence. 
JJfJS and business papers of Smith and his family, relating to 
tto Mexican War, Smith's education in the North, his former school- 
SUSS-J^ --^l s ~ t " ,nal on*™ •*"* slavery, altitudes toward 
secession. North Carolina politics, and antebellum social life and 



MS 62-1120 



Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, 1955-58. 



Barnes, Sadie (McAIester) 

Papers. 1875-1920. 

143 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma library 

Ai;2S7i i i.7 ,pte ? °L^. Yta ^°^' (iSTO). and photos, of the Mc- 
AIester family. Includes personal letters from Mrs. Barnes' father 
James J. McAIester to the Choctaw Commission and the Dawes* 

MS 62-1121 



Steedman, Charles, 1811-1890. 

Papers, 1835-1905. 

170 Items and 2 v. 

In Duke University Library 

Naval officer of Charleston, S. C. Correspondence, journals of 
arropean travel, and other personal and i«wfessloi£lpapers (184™ 
73), relating to Steedman's naval career, with dSe^^untTof 
the bombardment of Fort Fisher, operations to Ctoa^teBa? and 
otter naval operations. The early letters are bFstSfcnaVsatto 
John Steetaan, and concern family affairs and eco^n^londtS 
aeSnantretirLStl °* ** e ™—» «*<- » ChSS 

Card Index in the library 

Acquired, 1851-53. 

MS 62-1122 rer 



Perry, Vestal W. 

Papers. 1831-1900. 

1020 items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Fanner, merchant and distiller, of High Point, N. a Correspond- 
ence, accounts, legal papers, and other Items (chiefly 1860-90) relat- 
ing to whiskey taxes, fertilizing of tobacco fields, and agricultural 
conditions In Missouri and Indiana (1868-88) 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired, 1841-44. 

MS 62-1123 



Freeman family. 

Papers of the Freeman and Frost families, 1809-1929 

1400 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence, Juries, scrapbooks, memorandum book, and some 
business records of two prominent Philadelphia families. Includes 
}£$?*** P'P*". <* Tristram William L. Freeman, who died about 
1848, ^correspondence of his daughter Isabel Iceman Frost andof 
her daughter Augusta Frost Elsenbrey, letters from Matilda Coke 
Evans Stevenson, some of which refer to Mrs. Stevenson's ethnological 
work, a few letters referring to Arthur Buxdett Frost American mus- 
SfS*' *£S? pertaining- to the planning and financing of City and 
Stat* a. Philadelphia reform newspaper, diaries and a personal ac- 
count book of Isabel Freeman Frost and minutes and stock transfer 
bo*a901-03) of the Frost Block Company, a toy manufacturing 

Presented by J. F. K. Elsenbrey. 

MS 62-1124 



Morris, Samuel Wells, 1786-1846. 

Correspondence of Samuel Wells Morris and his wife, 
Anna Ellis Morris, 1759-1852. 

800 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Letters (mainly 1840-47) to Samuel Morris, political leader and 
bnsl n w «m a n of Wellsboro, Pa, chiefly concerning politics and bnslness 
matters in Tioga County, and letters to Mrs. Morris, chiefly concern- 
ing domestic and family matters but including about 80 letters from 
her husband during the period In which he served In the State legisla- 
ture (1884-87) and as a Bepresentatlve In Congress (1837-41) i Cor- 
respondents Include William Aiworth, George W. Asptowan, James 
Buchanan, Asa DImock, John W. Guernsay, James H Gullet John 
Laporte, Henry Augustus Philip Muhlenberg, A. G. Ralston! Seth 
Salisbury, Daniel Sturgeon, and others. 

Purchased from C. W. Jackson. 

MS 62-1125 



Tucker, William Robinson, 1845-1930. 

Correspondence, 1882-98. 

ca. 1500 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Businessman. Mainly letters concerning Tucker's interests In the 
salt trade, and his activities In various forms of sport Includes ma- 
terial on bicycling and the League of American Wheelmen, some 
material on an Indoor tennis club to which Tucker belonged, and same 
letters dealing with activities of the Philadelphia Board of Trade, of 
winch Tucker was secretary during this pertotL ■»■»""»=. »* 

Presented by the Free library of Philadelphia, 1980. 

MS 62-1126 



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Lincoln, Alexander, 1873- 

Papers, 1919-40. 

6 boxes. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-109) 

Lawyer. Correspondence and other papers relating to the Sentinels 
of the Republic, of which Lincoln was president, 1927-36, concerning 
their opposition to the child labor amendment, and to Federal activity 
in maternity care, education, old age assistance, and social security. 
Persons named Include Katharine Balch and Harriet A. Frothlngham. 

MS 62-1127 



ifrysinger, Grace Elizabeth, 1885- 

Papers, 1919-56. 

Ibox. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-106) 

Educator and pnblic official. Correspondence, articles, programs, 
biographical Information, and photos^ Including material on education 
in relation to rural women, the Rural Home Conference, Washington, 
1234, and the triennial conferences of the Associated Country Women 
of the World, 1936, 1939, and 1953. 

MS 62-1128 



gekwan, Heinrieh Christian, 1819-1905. 

Papers, 1869-1919. 

ca. 110 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lutheran clergyman and church official. Correspondence, sermons, 
biographical sketches of Schwan, and photos. Includes material re- 
lating to Missouri Synod affairs, and copies of letters to Schwan's 
parents describing Bahia, Brazil, and Schwan's church work there, 
ESie material is related to the repository's Pleper, Slhler, Walther, 
WyneSen, and Synodlcal Conference collections. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

Gift of L. E. Fuerbringer, H Steger, and others, 1948-67. 

MS 62-1129 



Pake Forest, N. C. Southeastern Baptist Theological 
Seminary. Library. 
Manuscript collection. 



In Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Library. 

Includes a 419-page history of Southern Baptist missionaryefforts 
In South China, 1835-1945, by Arthur a Galllmore, and a 322-page 
study of the Paulldans of Armenia and of the Bogomiles of the 
Batons, by Everett ODL MS 62-1130 



Forld Council of Churches. 

Correspondence -mth the Friends General Conference, 

1941-51. 

ca. 450 Items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Correspondence of the Council with Bliss Forbush and others on 
behalf of the General Conference, Including lists of delegates, reports, 
articles, statements, denominational contributions, membership lists, 
and printed material. 

Checklist la the library. 

Deposit of Bliss Forbush, 1951. 

MS f.2-1131 



lolt, William Joseph, d. 188L 

Papers, 1799-1910. 

118 items. 

In University of South Carolina, South Carolinians Library. 

Physician and military surgeon. Correspondence, Journals, school 
papers, certificates of admission to clinics and hospitals In Paris, bills, 
and other papers, concerning Holt's medical education, his service for 
the Russians during the Crimean War, his service as surgeon of the 
19th Regt of Alabama Infantry, and his private affairs and medical 
practice In Montgomery, Ala. Includes 2 volumes describing his 
experiences In the Crimea, with pencil sketches, a map of the Crimea, 
copies of letters, and references to other American doctors in the Rus- 
sian Army; and a journal (1855) of Dr. I. Draper. Some of the 
material Is in French and Russian. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift, 1959. 

M&62-1132 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Miscellaneous materials, 1 681-1938. 

<-n. 35u items, oh. 55 v., 8 boxes, and 4 folders. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

In part, nhotocopies. 

Surveys, maps, deeds, lists of property holders; military papers of 
various types; diary, daybook, hotel register, lists of subscribers to 
various enterprises; documents relating to insurance, inves tmen ts, 
lotteries, Indentures and redemptioners ; materials on slavery, whale 
fishing, local history, genealogy; autographs, autograph letters of 
Presidents; scrapbooks, clippings, memorabilia and other miscel- 
laneous Items. Persons prominently associated with the materials 
are John Armstrong, John Ashmead ; Joseph Bloomfield, Benjamin 
Randolph Boggs, Edward Bard, Thomas Butler; Lucius Carter, James 
Hamilton Cowper, Curtin family ; Robert Erskine ; Charles Fonlkei, 
William Parker Foulke, Fugger family; Bartram Galhralth; Samuel 
Hazard, Reading Howell; John Paul Jones; James Laux; Edward 
York McCimley; Horace liatree, J. Hill Martin, Robert Mends, Mark 
Richards MuckM; Charles Naylor, Phineas Pemberton; Charles S. 
Rlche, John Ridgeway, David Rittenhouse; James Scull, George 
Stevenson, Frank S. Stone; Anthony Wayne, and John Wilson. 

Separately described in Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1949) 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1133 

lititz, Pa. Moravian Church. 

Kecords, 1742-1888. 

74 ft. 

In Moravian Archives (Bethlehem, Pa.) 

Correspondence; diaries of the congregation (1749-1888) ; Sisters' 
House diary (1762-1840) ; Brethren's House diary (1T58-1818) ; cata- 
logs of members, fiscal records, sermons, records of church boards, 
music reports and copies of diaries from other American congrega- 
tions, reports from missionaries, and a Bet of the Gemein-Nachriehten, 
a handwritten newspaper distributed from Moravian Church head- 
quarters in Herrnhut, Germany. Mainly in German. Bulk of the 
material consists of music and Gemein-Nachriehten. Material Is re- 
lated to the respository's records of the Moravian congregation in 
Bethlehem, Pa. 

List of contents in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

Deposit by the Lititz congregation. 

MS 62-1134 

Pendleton, Dudley Digges, 5. ca. 184L 

Papers. 1861-65. 

85 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Confederate officer, of Jefferson Co., Va. (now W. Va.) Chiefly 
letters of Pendleton to his mother, Elizabeth Digges Pendleton, and 
his brother, Robert Nelson Pendleton, while D. D. Pendleton was 
acting adjutant general to bis uncle, William Nelson Pendleton. The 
material relates to military activities, camp life, engagements with 
the enemy, the death of Thomas Jonathan Jackson, and the sermons 
of William Nelson Pendleton to the soldiers. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1985. _ 

^ MS 62-1135 

Smith, Joseph Belknap. 

Papers, 1802-72. 

664 items and 8 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Speculator. Personal and business letters, letter press books 
(1849-55), scattered diaries (1845-66), miscellaneous business record 
books, and other papers of Smith and members of his family, mainly 
concerning Smith's speculative enterprises In mining, railroads, cotton 
planting, and grain mills In Georgia, Tennessee, and other parts of 
the Nation. Bulk of the material is of the period 1845-72. Includes 
Information on gold mining In Georgia and Tennessee, business con- 
ditions in the South before and after the Civil War, and the develop- 
ment of the railroad system in the South. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1950. ,„ m _„_„ 

MS 62-1136 

Eno, Stephen, 1764-1854. 

Papers, 1745-1908. 

15 ft 

In New York State Library. 

Lawyer, of Pine Plains, N. Y. Dairies of travels from Amenta, 
N Y. to the Ohio country (Oct 5-29, 1797) and to Caldwell, N. Y. 
(Nov. 27-Dec 4, 1835) ; accounts (1792-1895) ; licenses to practice 
law, to Eno and to bis son William ; Dutchess Co, N. Y. court cases 
and judgments (1796-1850) ; oaths of office, petitions, assessment 
xoDs, deeds, maps, surveys, rep or t a of School District no, 11, and 
other material relating to Pine Plains, N. T. 

Descriptive list In the library. 

Acquired, 1949. 

MS 62-1137 



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Hamilton collection, 1750-1850 
ca. 7500 items. 

Chleflv ™SL S ^f ty ^. f **>>****>&* collections. 

■ ■ 

George Rom, Benjamin Bush, Arthur St Clair, ^SaSsm^ 

m&.^TSr^SSprr' 10 ^ ^^ *«™ Bobert 
Purchase, 1050. ' 

MS 62-1138 

Lamm, Henry, J. 1846. 
Papers, 1904-16. 
46 folders. 

CoHecSon™ 1 ' 7 ° f ^"""^ LU,m7 - Western ***** Manuscripts 

o t pt^r s 3 a^snr^s^ a fi 5^ a ^^ 

M fflSbTS!^^ <3e ^ GVest,u,dothere - 

MS 62-1138 

Deemer, Horace Emerson, 1858-1917 
Papers, 1877-1915. 
ca. 23,200 Items. 
?SiZ? ?^ te Dept of History and Archives collections 

Jading aid in the repository. ^^ 

Gift of Mrs. Deemer, 1817. 

MS 83-1140 

Perrin, Thomas C 

Correspondence, 1822-95. 
632 items and 2 v. 
In Duke University Library 
rw^TZf 1 State senator . and railroad president of AbhevIU* •? r 

Acquired, 1950: 

MS 62-1141 

Columbus, Frank, 1885- 
Pa'pers, 1901-58. 

lecSo£ eW r ° rk Stflte Sch001 »* """"^al and Labor Relations col- 

Sta^r^er'hooa'oT^m^^I^^Sr^ * ^ N ~ ** 
of Cornell University asTSmSLSSE? J?? Bnglnemen and trustee 
in New York State. "«»»«"»*•« of the railroad brotherhoods 

MS 62-1142 

Barns family-. 

Papers, 1816-1929. 
ca. 79 items. 

John uS awwtta^?^ ^,"2? """.WwlS 
mesasa ™oolteadS to iSS^S? last . CM,cernto 8 flatty acttr- 

soiwu teactier in wirt County; an Issue of the Methodist | 



Haven dam and power plant (ca. 1829) "u^asw: 

Gift of Miss Helen V. Barns, 1958-67. 

MS 62-1143 rav 



Small, John Humphrey, 1858-1846. 
Papers, 1874-1947. 
18 ft. 

lecttoM^" 7 ° f N0rth CanVaiK LU,ra ^"' Sonthem Historical Col- 
Lawyer and U. S. Representative from North Carolina Com*. 

ESSiemSiSS SSS^S^ "* "~* ."the^r^t 
Gift of John H. Small, Jr., 1956. ' 

MS 62-1144 

Out, John M 

Papers, 1790-1911. 

9580 items and 12 v. 

In Duke University Library 

esmmm 

of Loudoun and FauquleT CouVue^" Sogers, ■«* court records 



Card index In the library 
Acquired. 1933-51. 



MS 62-1145 



Adams, Charles Francis, 1835-1915 
Papers, 1861-1938. 

46 ft 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library 

keU, Edwin L. GodlSToS'HaT ^iF^T^rS^r 6 ^ 

rlrSTSf^JS »°2 m «ary ri « nts available In the library. 

Gifts of the Adams Manuscript Trust and other donors?1915-56. 

MS 62-1146 



Riddick, Richard H d. 1870. 

Papers, 1840-79. 

408 Items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 
~vn^? ?? ? eaJer ' °* Pante eo. N - G Business correspondence, ac- 
SSSJT 1 """fS 8 ' ana otner "aterials, relating to RlddWs lumber 
bostn^, his iwaltion as agent for the Albemartl Swamp C«mpany°l 
runaway slave and Riddlck's attempts to recover hunfronTB^eto^ 
railroad construction, and landholdlng. «wwu. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1934-39. 

MS 62-1147 



Russell, John Francis, b. ca, 1855. 
Family correspondence, 1808-1946. 
1078 Items. 
In Duke University library. 

a „^^, < i^' <> f, Ne ^J fii aty - F amUy correspondence of SueseU 
famlfv iS.^2'?'- , Th 5if tters before MT0 ^ *™» "nembere ofthe 
family engaged In lumbering In southern Michigan. The bulk of th» 
g*" 'WTO-1905) is to Russell from his mother, Mrs Louta b! 
SSSfH.* ' G ? en ^ d - Mass - -'■ I1Bd ^aalu^gtoni^Vi^^SSrns 
afSSa.%^taS 8 SJ n , Wft «M»«*on, political run^TanflKy 
£»£ <££££? material ««oarns primarily the meat^cMngbS- 
ness in Ureenneld, Mass., and In Hie West 

Card Index in the library 

Acquired, 1959. 

MS 62-1148 



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Newton, John C. Calhoun, 1848-1931. 

Papers, 1870-1931. 

3600 Hems and 132 v. 

In Duke University library. 

Minister, missionary, and college professor. Correspondence, 
diaries, account books, sermons, note books, and other papers con- 
cerning Newton's career, the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Its 
missionary activities In Japan, and religion In Japan. Includes notes 
taken in the classes of Herbert Baxter Adams and O. Stanley Ball. 
Correspondents include James Atkins, James fi™i««_ Jr„ and Walter 
Russell Lambuth. 

Card index in the library. 



Acquired. 1944. 



MS 62-1149 



Newby, Tarkin, d. ca. 1824. 

Papers, 1796-1921. 

262 Items and 1 t. 

In Duke University library. 

Merchant and State legislator, of Fayettevllle, N. C Chiefly cor- 
respondence (1803-2S) of Newby concerning Southern life, the Newby 
family, politics and government In North Carolina and the V. S-, 
religion In the South, and social life and customs. The earliest letters 
are from John Williams Walker, a friend of Newby; the Items after 
18T1 are mostly family letters. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 19SL 

MS 62-1160 



Monroe, John. 

Papers of the Monroe, Candy, and Kackley families, 1775- 
1948. 

3217 items and 37 v. 

In Duke University library. 

Sheriff and county official, of Capon Bridge, Ya. (now W. Va.). 
Family letters and other papers (chiefly 1850-8©) of the related Mon- 
roe, Candy, and Kackley families of Hampshire Co, Va. (now W. Va.). 
Includes letters from family members In the Old Southwest and the 
Trans-Mississippi West, agricultural and personal records, and tax 
rolls and assessment books for Hampshire Co. (early 1880's). Per- 
sons mentioned Include James Candy, Joseph Kackley, and Alexander 
Monroe. . 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired. 1955. 

MS 62-1181 



McKethan, Alfred Augustas, 1809-1890. 

Papers, 1860-1927. 

518 items. 

In Duke University library. 

Carriage manufacturer, of Fayettevllle, N. C Correspondence and 
other papers (1852-75) relating to McKethan's carriage and buggy 
manufacturing business. Includes letters from his grandson, also 
Alfred Augustus McKethan (1871-1919), while a midshipman at 
Annapolis, while stationed In Honolulu (1893-05) , and while cruising 
on the snipe Alliance and Philadelphia. 

^v**™- MS62-1152 



Avery family. 

Papers, 1796-1916. 

1000 Items. 

In University of North Carolina library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3289) 

Correspondence, plantation and personal accounts, and legal docu- 
ments, of Daniel Dudley Avery, his wife, Sarah Craig Marsh Avery, 
and their ancestors and descendants. The material relates chiefly to 
their Louisiana plantation, Petit Anse Island, sugar cane, and salt 



MS 62-1153 



1820 (oo.)-1869. 



Smith, Washington M 

Papers, 1831-1916. 

8378 iicnis. 

In Duke University Library. 

Planter, bauker, and lawyer, of Selma, Ala. Business and per- 
sonal correspondence and other papers of Washington M. Smith and 
the Smith family, containing information on Smith's interests in 
banking, law, and planting, on economic conditions in Alabama after 
1840 public schools and their establishment in Alabama, tax collec- 
tion In the Confederate States, social life and customs In Selma, 
economic conditions during the Reconstruction, Smith's successful 
efforts to reestablish in New York and England his former amueney, 
and 'family affairs. Includes a series of letters of Smith's daughter, 
Ella, and her husband, Hilary A. Herbert Most of the items before 
1850 and after 1869 are family letters and papers. 



Card index in the library. 
Acquired, 1959. 



MS62-11S 



Unpublished description In the library. 
Lent by Joseph S. Clark, 195T. 



Pngsley, Chester DeWitt, 1887- 

Correspondence, 1873-1938. 

19, 216 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Lawyer and philanthropist, of PeekskUl, N. T. Personal, bu 
political, and philanthropic correspondence (chiefly 1925-38), relat- 
ing to Pugsley's political work for the Democratic Party, his philan- 
thropic activities, his efforts to promote better understanding and 
knowledge of international affairs, V. S. and New York politics 
(1910-38), and V. S. economic conditions (USO's and 1930*8). Cor- 
respondents Include Roscoe Pound and William Howard TafL 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1959. 

MS 62-1155 



Preston, John, treasurer of Virginia. 
Papers, 1740-1824. 

337 items. 

In Duke University library. 

State legislator and treasurer, of Virginia. Chiefly correspondence 
and other papers of Preston (mostly 1T8S-1817), relating to survey- 
ing, old treaties with the Cherokees, the education of his children, 
legislation In the House of Delegates, property of the Preston family, 
and other matters. Includes papers of Preston's father, William 
Preston, surveyor and justice of the peace, of Botetourt Co, Va. 
Correspondents Include Blchard Willing Byrd, John Floyd, Charles 
Clement Johnston, James Pleasants, Francis Preston, and William 
Badford. 



Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, 195S. 



MS 62-1156 



Potts family. 

Papers, 1720-1926. 

404 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Papers of the Potts family of Ireland and Maryland, consisting 
primarily of letters of William Potts i and his son, William Potts n, 
merchants of Frederick, Md. Includes letters from members of the 
Potts family in Ireland. Earlier papers contain Information on the 
cotton and tobacco trade, attitudes toward the Revolutionary War, 
and economic conditions In the late 18th and early 19th centuries. 
Letters after 1810 mainly concern family matters. Bulk of the 
material falls In the periods 1760-1830 and 1880-1882. 



Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, 1949. 



MS 62-1157 



Peterson, John, farmer. 

Papers, 1850-1927. 

163 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Farmer, gunsmith, and Confederate Boldler. Correspondence and 
Other papers (chiefly 1860-99) of Peterson; of his daughter, Jane 
Peterson, of Hickory, N C. ; and of other members of the family In 
Montana and Missouri. The material pertains to camp life in the 
Confederate Army, conditions in Montana in the later 19th century, 
and speculation in iron and silver mines (1880 , s and 1880's). 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1946. 

MS 62-1158 



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Person family. 

Papers, 1767-1915. 

2500 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, accounts, diary (1869), bills, deeds, wills, legal 
documents, and other papers (largely lffi9-97>. The bulk of the col- 
lection relates to Thomas A. Person and his family, and Includes 
letters written from Harrison Co., Texas, and New Orleans (ca. 
WW's) ; student letters from various North Carolina schools (1835- 
60); letters of Confederate soldiers concerning military life- and 
family and business letters with Civil War reminiscences. The 'early 
material mostly concerns Thomas A. Person's father, Presley Carter 
Person, of Loulsburg, N. C, and the settlement of his estate. Later 
material concerns patent medicines manufactured by a member of the 
family. Other correspondents and names mentioned include W. P. 
Montgomery, Harriet Person Perry, Levin Perry, Theophilus Perry, 
Jesse H. H. Person, Joseph Arlington Person, M. P. Person, and 
Willie Mangum Person. 

Card index in the .library. Also described in Guide to the manu- 
script collections In the Duke University Library by N M Tiller 
andN.L Goodwin (1947) 

Acquired, 1641. 

MS 62-1159 



Pendleton, Madison. 

Papers of Madison and William James Pendleton, 1775- 
1932. 

1806 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence and accounts of Madison Pendleton, physician, 
and William James Pendleton, tobacco farmer, both of Louisa Co., 
Va, relating to tobacco farming and Confederate military affairs. 
Includes letters connected with David B. Harris and William Bar- 
rett, whose families were related to the Pendtetons by marriage. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1937. 

MS 62-1160 



Dwelle, G MerriD, 1835-1916. 

Papers, 1843-96. 

300 items and 8 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Union soldier and businessman of Lake City, Minn. Correspond- 
ence, diaries, and memorabilia. The bulk of the collection consists 
of letters written by Dwelle to his sister Caroline while he was a 
member of the Second Minnesota Sharpshooters, a second lieutenant 
In the Third Battalion Minnesota Light Artillery, and a member of 
the Sibley Expedition to the Dakotas. The tetters contain descrip- 
tions of the battles of Cumberland f."""«c, Richmond, Fair Oaks, 
Harrison's Landing, Rockville, Katesvilte, and Antietam, army food 
and equipment, marches, war damages, topography of the areas 
through which the men passed, deaths, mmapps, army hospitals, the 
treatment of wounded men, Dwelle's tour of duty at various forts in 
Dakota Territory, skirmishes with the Indians, and the reactions of 
the men against the Indians and the expedition. 

Descriptive inventory In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. J. B. Miller, 1961. 

MS 62-1161 



Associated Charities of St. PanL 

Records, 1892-1917. 

100 Items and 2 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Reports and minutes of the Associated Charities of St Paul and 
its successor organisation, United Charities of St PauL Includes 
Information on visits made to other cities to study charity proce- 
dures, regis tr ation flics showing conditions of fumtiig; and individ- 
uals, charity work of Individual organizations, relations between 
member agencies and Associated and United Charities, case records 
of relief applicants, visits made to the poor and needy, teaching of 
thrift, visiting nurses and other health services, legal aid, child wel- 
fare, and legislation relating to women, children, and the poor. The 
material is related to the Society's collection of the papers of James 
Frederick Jackson, who was the general secretary of both organisa- 
tions. 

Descriptive Inventory In the repository. 

Gift of the Family Service of Cleveland, Ohio, 1958. 

MS 62-1162 



Scott William Lafayette, 1828-1872. 

Papers, 1847,-77. 

1010 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Lawyer, reacher. Confederate officer, and politician, of Greensboro, 
N. C. Correspondence, speeches, and other papers (chiefly 1854-71), 
relating to Scott's student days at the University of North Carolina, 
his legal and teaching career, his service in the State legislature 
(1850's), his difficulties in and ultimate resignation from the Con- 
federate Army, his unsuccessful campaign for Congress (1870), the 
Ku KJux Elan, and the Whig, American, and Republican Parties In 
North Carolina. Includes family correspondence with Scott's wife, 
Ella P«in Scott, and his brother, Levi 1L Scott, who was a Confed- 
erate reviver for sequestrated Federal property, in the Civil War. 
Other correspondents Include Kemp P. Battle. W. H. Battle, R. P. 
Dick, J. K. McLean. R. M. Pearson, John Pool, D. L. Swain, A. W. 
Tourgee, and Jonathan Worth. 

Card index in the library. 

MS 62-1163 

Jackson, Andrew, Pre*. V. S., 1767-1845. 

Papers, 1786-1853. 

ca. 1100 Items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence, business and financial records, commissions, 
patents, morning reports, muster rolls, Inspection and provision re- 
turns, court martial records, and other papers, many of them frag- 
mentary, concerning Jackson's career, his business affairs, his real 
estate and slave transactions, the firm Jackson and Hutchlngs, the 
Donelson family, the War of 1812, the battles of the Horse Shoe and 
New Orleans, the Cherokee, Choctaw ■ Creek and Seminole Indians, 
the U. S. Army, Jean Lafflte, Florida, and the annexation of Texas. 
Includes 10 letters by Jackson. Correspondents include W. L. An- 
derson, Mathew Arbuckle, Thomas Hart Benton, Daniel BiaseH, Wil- 
liam Carroll, William Clatrbome, James Gadsden, Robert Hays, Sam 
Houston, Samuel Jackson, John McKee. David B. Morgan, Francis 
Newman, George Nixon, Robert Purdy, John Reld, John Rhea, Wil- 
liam Tharp, George Walker, and Robert James Walker. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

In large part, purchased from Charles F. Gunther, ca. 1920. 

MS 62-1164 

Rootes, Sarah A 

Correspondence, 1822-84. 

124 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence (mainly 1858-70). Most of the letters are from 
Sarah A. Rootes* brother, Thomas Reade Rootes, a Confederate sol- 
dier in Co. C 4th Texas Cavalry. The material relates to the settle- 
ment of estates (1822-61) ; the part of Texas In the Civil War, Civil 
War prisons In Santa T6, N. M, New Orleans, and Elmlra, N. T. ; 
Houston, Tex., during Reconstruction ; migration to and conditions in 
Texas; and the Civil War and Reconstruction in Virginia. Corre- 
spondents include B. F. Cook and Henry Lamartlne Hagy. 



Card Index In the library. 
Acquired, 1841. 



MS 62-1165 



Rogers, Sum Hart, 1825-1874. 

Correspondence, 1846-73. 

113 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

U. S. Representative, Confederate officer, and attorney general of 
North Carolina. Personal and family letters of Rogers and of his 
wife, Jane E. Haywood Rogers, concerning Civil War camp life, the 
defense of the North Carolina coast officer training In the Confederate 
Army, and other matters. Includes letters from former schoolmates 
of Rogers' wife, correspondence of Rogers and his wife while be was 
In Congress (1854), lists of Jurors, and an undated note from Z. B. 
Vance. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1944. 

MS 62-1166 

Dodge, GrenviUe MeDen, 1831-1916. 

Papers, ca. 1850-ca. 1922. 

455 v. arid ca. 25 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Civil engineer, railroad executive, Army officer, and U. S. Repre- 
sentative from Iowa. Correspondence, letter books, diaries, financial 
reports, banking papers, legal papers, scrapbooks, news dippings, an 
abstract of correspondence 11917-22) between Edgar B. Harlan and 
Dodge's legal representatives, maps, commissions, certificates, diplo- 
mas, printed material, and other papers. Includes executive and 
a dmin istrative correspondence of the Union Pacific Railroad Co., of 
which Dodge was chief engineer; Dodge's political, business, and 
personal correspondence ; and Civil War papers. 



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Beige, Gremvilie Mdlen, 1831-1916. 
ca. 1922. (Continued) 

Finding aid in the repository. 
Gift of Mr. Dodge and bis estate. 



Papers, es. 1850- 



MS 62-1167 



Warren and! BeH, BacoiCs Castle, Va. 

Kecords, 1851-1914. 

3 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (831) 

Fifty-six account books, ledgers, and notebooks, mostly of the 
Warren and Bell store, which operated at various times as Gwaltney 
& Warren, Warren & Brothers, and William A. Warren & Son ■ bat 
including several personal ledgers of the Bell and Warren families 
and notebooks (1876-77) of J. A. Warren, kept at Virginia Military 
Institute, and of John A. McBride, at the University of Virginia. 

Described in the Annual report of the archivist University of 
Virginia library, 1938-40, p. 20 'rersity or 

Gift of Waverly Bell, 1S32. 

MS 62-1168 

S«iosrt, Henry James. 

Papers, 1779-1912. 

16,590 items and 68 v. 

In Duke University Library 
raiSS^' el ?f ti(>n clerfc . ">« Virginia legislator, of Martinsburg and 
Hedgesvilks Va. (now W. Va.). Correspondence, account books, 
ledgers, and other professional, business, and family correspondence 
(chiefly 1 1820-85), of Seibert and of his family. The »Ua*on relltS 
SSS^TV^- X!?l? ia ana national-politics before the Civil War, 
to Vte^. Northwest, social life and customs, and slavery 

Card Index in the library. 
Aegulred, 1954-60. 

MS 62-1169 

Qainta-ig, Charles Todd, Sp., 1824-1898 

Papers, 1857-99. 

346 items. 

In Duke University Library 
,.J2£ eS< ? nt E P i ? c »P al clergyman. Mainly Oil War and episcopal 
correspondence. Includes information on religious activltieTta the 

SS^^w 11 ?'' ln 7!? ch <^tard served ifa^Sto;tteCwS 
n,%™ tte West; and Quintard's activities as Protectant EpUcopal 

Card Index in the library. 
Acquired, 1S52-54. 

MS 62-1170 



BfcMuni, Giovanni Valentino Mattia, 1752-1822. 

Correspondence of Giovanni and Leopoldo Fabroni. 1775- 
1863. . ' 

412 items. - 

In American Philosophical Society Library 

Italian scientists. Correspondence of Fabroni and son with Fllippo 
Iwazzei and other scientists, containing material on botany, America. 
Enomas Jefterwm, and science in general Correspondents Include 
G.ovanm Aldlnl, Sir Joseph Banks, Baron Georges Cuvier, Sir Hum- 
1 7 J?J%, J°fePl,PWHPPe Francois Deleuze, Felix Fontana, Charles 
SK?"? 1 " Porster, Johann Reinhold Forster, Alexander von Humboldt, 
VTilneim von Humboldt, AngeUca Kauffman, Comte Bernard <£ 
Lacepede, Pierre Simon Lariace, Leopoldo Noblll, Joseph Priestley, 
Giuseppe Raddl, Luigi Sacco, Antonio Scarpa, Ottaviano Targloni- 
Tozzetti, »nd Giovanni Batista Venruri. 

Cataloged individually in manuscripts catalog in the library 

Purchase, 1981. 

MS 62-1171 rev 



Imszs, Maude, 1889-1955, collector. 

Papers of the Jones and "Wood families, 1847-1934. 

2 ft (ca. 150 items) 

It University of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific Collection. 

letters, diaries, scrapbooks, and notebooks of Miss Jones' father, 
£3rre O. Jones, clerk and teacher, and her grandfather John H. 
WGOia, Eaerchant and planter. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

information on literary rights available In the library 

Sift of Clarice B. Taylor, 1855. 

MS 62-1172 



Stonington Historical Society. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1672-1882. 

ca. 170 items. 

In Stonington (Conn.) Historical Society Library. 

In part transcripts and photocopies. 

Letters, wills, genealogical notes, legal and business papers, mar- 
riage records, military commissions, ledgers, and other papers, In- 
cluding a daybook (1861) of Otis Brown, a diary (1788) of Joseph 
Denison Jr., letters and other papers of Edmund F. Fanning the 
explorer, and a diary (1788-89) of Jonathan Wheeler 3d. Other per- 
sons and families represented Include Capt Silas Beebe, the Brown, 
Denison, Fanning, and Frlnk families, Dr. James Noyes and Rev 
Joseph Noyes, the Pendleton, Phelps, Bnssell, and Sheffield families, 
the John Smith family, and the Wheeler, Woodbridge, and York 
families. - 

Cataloged in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gifts nf the various families. 

MS 62-1173 



Cater, Thomas Vincent, 1851-1920. 

Papers, 1883-1941. 

389 items. 

In Stanford University Library. 

Lawyer, Jersey City alderman, and Populist leader of California. 
Correspondence, legal documents, newspaper clippings, and a biog- 
raphy of Cator. The correspondence (chiefly 1891-98) relates to 
Oatprs ^relationship with the Populist Party In California and to 
his position on such issues as government ownership of railroads free 
sUver, anu-monopoly, and woman suffrage. Correspondents Include 
U A. Barlow, John S. Dore, and E. M. Warden. 

Unpublished finding aid In the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Harold F. Taggart, ca. 1960. 

MS 62-1174 



Jndd, Lawrence M 

Papers, 1917-53. 

16 ft 

In University of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific Collection. 

Businessman, Governor of Hawaii, and Governor of American 
Samoa. Personal and official correspondence, reports, addresses, notes, 
dippings, and scrapbooks. Bulk of the material relates to JmuFf 
term as Governor of Hawaii and as administrator (1947-51) of the 
Hansen's disease settlement of Kalaupapa. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Judd, 1948-60. 



MS 62-1175 



Gifiard, Walter Le Montais, 1856- 
Papers, 1878-1917. 

5 ft. 

In University of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific Collection. 

Businessman, entomologist, and horticulturist Letters and letter 
books, most of which relate 10 W. G. Irwin and Co, Ltd, sugar fac- 
tors, in which firm Giffard served as an officer from 1878 to 1909 
Much of the correspondence is between Giffard and William G Irwin! 
Includes a number of reports, letters, and financial statements regard- 
ing the operation of the Maunawili Banch, 1914-17. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Victor Houston lii the 1930's. 

MS 62-1176 



Jaggar, Thomas Augustas, 1871-1953. 
Papers, 1894-1953. 
IS ft 

In University of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific Collection. 

Volcanologist Letters, lecture notes, notes on volcano experiments, 
record books, other papers, and photos, relating to voIcanologyTito- 
gether with a phonograph record of the 1949 Manna Loa eruption, 
and newspaper and periodical clippings (1755-1962) on volcanoes and 
earthquakes all over the world. Includes records of the Hawaii Vol- 
cano Research. Association. —=— «-»«u tu*- 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

- 2 1 " SLS 18 3a S& a estate and the Hawaii Volcano Besearcb. Asso- 
ciation, 1953. 

MS 62-1177 



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Gardner, George Clinton. 

Gardner-Emory boundary survey papers, 1849-54. 

1 v. 

In DeGolyer Foundation Library (Dallas) 

Letters of Gardner to his family during his service as clerk in the 
Mexican boundary surrey of 1849-54, and related papers, describing 
the survey and the boundary area from San Diego to Brownsville. 
Includes letters describing Gardner's trip from Cincinnati to the west 
coast, via New Orleans and Panama. Persons named are E. & G. 
Blunt, Robert Campbell, Frederick Emory, William H. Emory, Charles 
K. Gardner, Mathllde Gardner, James Green, W. GreenwaB, E. L. F. 
Hardcastte, Dr. Hewlt, J. H. Ingle, E. Ingrabam, E. A. Palfrey, J. H. 
Prloleau, J. Proteaux, M. Badzlnskl, and J. Taylor. 

Transcript with finding aid in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

LTformation on literary rights available In the library. 

MS 62-1178 

Hanson, Willis Tracy, collector. 

Papers, 1724-1833. 

3 ft (ca. 80 items) 

In New York State Library. 

Chiefly material relating to Schenectady, N. Y. Includes muster 
rolls and other records of Capt. John A. Bradt's Company of Bangers, 
muster rolls (1758) of the Kingsborough Co., Schenectady Battalion, 
enlistment roll (1775) of Capt Cornelius Van Dyck's company, min- 
utes of the Mohawk Bridge Co, account books of Arent Bradt (1736- 
t?'' Joh JL Bn ]? er < 17 55-75), Walter Butler (1733-43), and Joseph 
Yates (1753-67), stock subscription (1833) of the UHca & Schenectady 
?" »S°" map5 °* tne Scaeractaily area, and letters of George Clinton, 
Sir William Johnson, Philip Schuyler, Jeremiah Van Rensselaer. 
Goose Van Schaick, and John Visscher. 

Descriptive list In the library ; individual items cataloged. 
Acquired, 1825. 

MS 62-1179 

West Virginia. University. 

Official records of West Virginia, 1786-1950. 

ca. 120 items, 5 v„ and 1 folder. 
_~? 1 L w< 5L vll S inla University Library (44, 196, 233, 241. 338. 350 
607, 662, 676. 872, 914, 919, 980/1092) 

In part, transcripts. 

Census schedules, coal strike records, maps, minute books, tax book, 
execution book, fee book, draft board records, assessment book, rec- 
ords of electric power lines, county hospital records, and miscellaneous 
papers. Includes court briefs, provost marshal records, general 
orders. Governor's proclamations and other materials from the foes of 
tnejudge advocate general, relating to the strikes in 1912-13. 

Described separately In Guide to manuscripts and archives in the 
West Virginia collection, by Charles Shetler ( 1958) 

MS 62-1180 

Irish, John Powell, 1843-1923. 

Papers, 1882-1923. " 

ca. 2 ft (ca. 630 items) 

In Stanford University library. 

Journalist member of the Iowa State Legislature, and naval 
customs official, San Francisco. Chiefly correspondence (1916-21) to- 
gether with biographical material written by Irish about members of 
his family and close friends, several legal papers, a scrapbook of edi- 
torials, a book of speeches, addresses and briefs, and articles written 
on various subjects In which Irish was Interested. Includes articles 
and correspondence on anti-Japanese agitation In California, Irish's 
stand on the free coinage question, woman suffrage, and prohibition. 
Correspondents include Grover Cleveland, Mark Banna, David Starr 
Jordan, George Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stanford. 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Purchase. 

MS 62-1181 

Military Training Camps Association of the United States, 
Records, 1915-60. 

ca. 5 ft (5000 Items) 

In Chic ago Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence, financial records, newspaper articles, printed ma- 
terial, and index cards, relating to the operation and aims of the 
association and of the Civilian Aides to the Secretary of the Army, 
the latter being selected, until 1951, from members of the association. 
Concerns the association's annual conduct of voluntary military train- 
ing camps. Its role In the military and defense mobilization during 
World War n and the Korean War, Its support of universal military 
training legislation, efforts to secure adequate housing for military 
personnel and their families, and the enactment of a compulsory en- 
listed military reserve program. A large part of the correspondence 



involves Tom Russell Wyles, the Chief Civilian Aide and M. T. C. A. 
president and his secretary, Mrs. Carolyn K. Kennedy 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of the 5th IT. S. Army Headquarters, 196L 

MS 62-1182 



Cornell University. New York State School of Iiidwirid 
and Labor Relations. 

Records of State fact finding boards, 1899-1952. 

9 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relatione 
collections. 

Correspondence, transcripts of hearings, reports, newspaper clip- 
pings, and other records of cases before various boards In Massa- 
chusetts, New Jersey, and New Tort The eases relate to disputes 
over wages, pensions, hours, union activities, security regulations, 
strikes, and working conditions. Organizations represented include 
Acme Malleable Iron Works, Buffalo, N. ?.; Amalgamated Associa- 
tion of Clothing Cutters and Trimmers; Amalgamated Association 
of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees; Bell Air- 
craft Corp. ; Communication Workers of America, New Jersey Traffic 
Division, no. 55 ; Crucible Steel Co., Syracuse plants ; Eastern Massa- 
chusetts Street Railway Co.; Glove Manufacturers Association; 
International Iron Moulders Union ; International Paper Co. ; New 
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.; Palp, Sulphite, and Paperworkers Union; 
Smith, Gray & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; United Automobile, Aircraft and 
Agricultural Implement Workers of America, Local 501 ; United Gar- 
ment Workers of America; and Tonkers Railroad Co. 

Described in Guide to the records, Labor Management Doeume&te- 
tlon Center, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Sec- 
tions (I960) 

In part, gifts of Saul Wallen and Edmund Ezra Day. 

MS 62-1183 



BacheDer, Irving, 1859-1950. 

Papers, 1891-1945. 

152 items and microfilm. 

In St Lawrence University Library. 

In part transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative) 

Author. Correspondence, and MSS. of unpublished stories. 
sketches, novels, miscellaneous notes and reminiscences. Includes 
MSS. of Eben Holden (1900), Darrel of the blessed isles (1913), The 
marryers (1914), Dawn (1927), The house of the three ganders 
(1928), Uncle Peel (1933), A boy for the ages (1937), and a micro- 
film copy of The still house of CDarrow (1894). Correspondents 
Include William Jennings Bryan, Stephen Crane, and Gilbert Parker. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gifts of various persons. 

MS 62-1184 



Cole, Thomas, 1801-1848. 
Papers, 1821-63. 
5 ft. 

In New York State Library. 

Artist Correspondence, notebooks, Journals, sketch books, essays, 
lectures, poetry, bills, accounts, and other papers. 
Purchased, 1935. 

MS 62-1185 



Masefield, John, 1878- 

Correspondence, 1906-11. 
8 v. 

In Univer&ity of Arizona Library. 

Correspondence with various notables, together with 224 lettesa 
by Masefield to C. F. Cazenove, Maseneld*s literary agent. 
Gift of T. E. Hanley. 

MS 62-11SS 



Stevenson House State Historical Monument, Monterey, 

CaUf. 
Manuscripts in the Stevensoniana collection, 
ca. 50 items (in total collection of some 2000 items) 
In Stevenson House State Historical Monument (Monterey, Calls.) 
Scattered MS. material, including a few holograph items by Robert 

Louis Stevenson, in a large collection of books, clippings, photos., and 

memorabilia concerning Stevenson. 

Unpublished inventory in the repository. 

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California. State Library, Sacramento. Sutro Branch, San 
Francisco. 

Mexican manuscripts, ca. 1790-1840. 
1 ft. and 241 v. 

In Sutro Library (San Francisco) 

Vellum bound MS. and other pnn»-« - OI , 

medicine, and other subjects. 

MS 62-1188 



Sihler, Ernest Gottlieb, 1853-1942. 

Papers, 1899-1932. 

ca. SO items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

Educator and classical scholar. Includes Slider's memories of his 
youth, first impressions of Italy and Switzerland, lectures on classi- 
cal subjects, and prospectuses of his books. The material Is related 
to the repository's L. Fuerbrlnger and W. O. Sihler collections. 

Open to Investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository 

Gift of Pruzlaff Library and others. 

MS 62-1189 

v o, Jaime de. 

Papers, ca. 1930-54. 

lft 

In University of California at Los Angeles library. 

Anthropologist. Correspondence, MSS. and typescripts of poems, 
stories, articles, and books, other papers, and pictures. Includes 
typescripts In several versions of de Angulo'B Indian tales (1853) 
r2* J of J? ie lettere were wrttteI > to Mrs. de Angulo. Correspondents 
Include Blaise Cendrars, Marianne Moore, Dorothy Shakspear Pound, 
and Ezra Loomls Pound. ^^ 

Olft of Mrs. de Angulo, 1959. 

MS 62-1190 

WaddeH, Charles Wilkin, 1875- 
Papers, ca. 1917-58. 
ca. 500 items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 
Educator. Correspondence, clippings, and related printed material 
concerning the organization, history, and progress of the Elementary 
Training School at the University of California, Los Angeles. 
Gift of Mr. Waddell, 1960. 

MS 62-1191 

Pinal Dome Oil Company, Santa Maria, Calif. 

Records, ca. 1901-22. 

ca. 160 ft. (ca. 500,000 Items) 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Correspondence, ledgers; journals, trial balance sheets, inventories, 
statements, miscellaneous accounts, well drilling reports, cashbooks, 
stock certificate books, and other records of the Pinal Dome Oil Co. 
and its subsidiary and allied companies. 

Gift of Guy L. Goodwin, 1846. 

MS 62-1192 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Autograph albums, 1790-1888. 

12 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Signatures of friends, usually accompanied by verses. In the wihmwa 
of Beulah Brown, Lee H. Buffington, Adete C. Clark, Elizabeth C. 
Clemson, Walter Gould, and Mary McShane. Also Includes volumes 
of signatures of subscribers to various publications, as well as stock- 
holders in a bridge company. 

Separately described in Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1849) 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1193 

— '^amia. Historical Society. 

^oi-apuooks, 1802-1914. 

5v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Largely clippings, with some letters, photos, papers, and miscel- 
lany. One volume Is anonymous in origin; the others bear the names 
of the Kimball family, Joseph A. Kneass, Lawrence E. McCrossln, and 
Joseph Lapsley Wilson. 

Separately described In Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1849) 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1194 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Records of clubs and societies, 1775-1925. 

ca. 35 v., 2 boxes, and 1 package. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Minute books, cashbooks, membership lists, constitutions, petitions 
and other diverse items relating to relief societies, burial societies, 
women's organizations (professional and social), colonization sode- 
ties and societies for the protection of fugitive slaves, political clubs, 
literary associations, patriotic societies, clerical organizations, and 
societies connected with churches, schools, lodges, and ethnic groups. 

Separately described In Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1848) 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1198 

Women's Overseas Service League. St. Paul Unit. 

Records, 1919-42. 

ca. 30 Items and 6 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, treasurer's records, biograph- 
ical sketches of members, constitution and bylaws, articles of Incorpo- 
ration, and a booklet giving the history of the League. 

Unpublished description in the library 

Gift of Frances Sogers, 1866. 

MS 62-1196 

Service Bureau of Women's Organizations, Hartford. 
Records, 1945-57. 
lbox. 

In Badcllffe College Lltrary, Women's Archives (B-T) 
Beports of July 7, 1945; Jan. 22 and Oct 4, 1846; and Feb. 25, 1847 
(In MS. form), together with a file of 12 Annual reports (not In MS. 
form) 

Acquired, 1952-59. 

MS 62-1197 



Mothers' Discussion Club, Cambridge, Matt. 

Papers, 1899-1950. 

lbox. 

In Radcllffe College Library, Women's Archives (B-13) 

Becords of a club founded in 1899 to discuss problems relating to 
the members' children and their upbringing, later broadened to cover 
community analysis and international affairs. Papers Include min- 
utes of meetings, lists of members and of officers, World War I rec- 
ords of members, and material on the 50th anniversary party In 1849. 

Acquired, 1955. 

MS 62-1198 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Greaterville, Arizona collection, 1880-1921. 

21 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Journals, 2 school registers (1895-99), school reports (1917-21), 
school census returns O902-O5), 6 Justice court and justice of peace 
documents, notarial record, marriage certificates, and a tune book 
(1805) for a Greaterville firm. Includes a Journal (1885-1900) of a 
person named Anderson and a Journal (1880) relating to mlnlne m 
Greaterville. ~ * 

MS 62-1199 



Wilkinson, Ogden D collector. 

Papers, 1684-1856. 

50 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

A folder of letters (1622-56) addressed to Alexander Burton, 
United States consul at Oporto, Portugal and Cadiz, Spain; single 
letters from Lewis Cass, A. C Dodge, Washington Irving, and Martin 
Van Buren; three letters from William H. Preseott; a letter (1889) 
from John Qulncy Adams; a Quaker certificate of removal given to 
Thomas Langhorne (1884) ; and receipts of Th<mn »« and John Law- 
rence (1742-98) 

Presented by the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, 1858. 

MS 62-1200 

Navy League of the United States. Richmond Women's 
Council. 

Navy League Club records, 1943-46. 
ca. 1000 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
Deposited by the Navy League Club, Bicnmond. 

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Bates, Edward, 1793-1869. 

Papers, 1778-1872. 

82 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, State legislator, D. S. Representative from Missouri, and 
r.lA.t™* Ge P2? L Correspondence, diary (1828), win, deeds, 
andotter papers. The diary Is of Caroline Matilda Bites Jettand 
concerns her journey from Northumberland Co, Va_ to St Louis. 
Correspondent!! and persons mentioned Include Thomas Hart Benton. 
Taylor Beny, Aaron Burr, John Catron. Henry Clay, Lucy Ann Pope 
S bDey, » M f25 ret P™*** MmberUke BatonT^Bdward Everett 
Thomas Forsyth, Andrew Hull Foote, Anna Bates Jett, Beverdy John- 
son, Meriwether Lewis, Francis Lieber, William L. May, John Ran- 
dolph of Boanoke, John Boss, William Tecomseh Sherman, Kdwle M. 
S^ton, Margaret Maria Bates Spears Wharton, AgnesParBons Blch- 
ardson Woodson, and members of the Bates fhmlry 

Collection has been analyzed by the society. 

But of Mrs. Ralph Todd Kellogg. M6L 

MS 62-1202 

Leflar, Robert Allen, 1901- 

'Wax Relocation Authority papers, 1912-46. 

7 ft 

In Univ ersity of Arkansas library. 

lawyer and Jodge. Correspondence, news dippings, articles, and 
?2£^ I £? a "- 00 S2^ 8 *"» War »**»«<» A^ffirytewblch 
iSS.T^.^. attom 5J B l^ a * ,tant solicitor, 1842-41 Includes 
SSS^i 1 ? "* •* eBc ^* nmnlBtetratlon, offices and functions, and 
K C .^ a 22S.S!^ m l2 ! S"*"^ «" «"»•«•, resetaen^prob- 
tarns, andconsutntlonal principles; and on Individual Irearings con- 
cerning leave clearance, repatriation and expatriation, loyalty, and 

Unpublished calendar in the library 

«3ff eftir^S^ M »-^""»«««o»s- 

MS 62-1203 

Chesebroogh family. 

Papers, 1672-1853. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Stonlngton (Conn.) Historical Library 

In part, transcript (typewritten) 
nZZSSLZ? !f early Stonlngton family, descendants of wmiam 
Otosebrongh^ farmer, Judge, religious leader, and an orgaiusaHof 
!!^?1Lf5 te gorarnm S t fc*™** the Stonlngton land agreement 
^J SI2 iiS^&S? alag J ttam ™» «l«nature of Wmiam C&esetaough; 

B ^£ 7 3r.J 8S ?LS2? •JL etter ot a tater wmta » CkSSroulh 
Papers^of EUhn Ghesebroogh; and many family papeis tfttepertod 

Unpublished catalog In the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gifts of the Chesebr jugh family. 

MS 62-1204 

ChiHs, Annetta A 

Papers, 1867-1955. 
214 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Material relating to the masonic writings of Albert Pike, and 
photos, of oil developments In the Cleveland, Okla. area. 

MS 62-1205 

Anderson family-. 

Papers, 1802-92. 

ea, 650 items. 

In Kansas State Historical Society, Manuscript Division. 

CorresiKmdence and papers of the following members of the Ander- 
S£ £S2? : fSt ^^aa^Mtras-lSMS), clergyman and president rf 
*** ?°4S? °* Trustees of Washington College" Washington, PaThta 

S^S^^^Sf lo, " r3r J . So<ae,y tm *" Mississippi region, professor 
at Hanover College, and president of Miami University^ aiottan-lon\ 

^L^^^^J^t^?- edncator - »«P^Sndent tf raS 
r°*S*°T **? L525*- *, *• Cumberland during the Civil War, financier, 
SSSS^SKSL?? *"* CoUege <" E^Poria, Kan.; John Alexander 
Anderson (1834-1882), son of William C Anderson, cleigymanTcha?. 

?"i. V£? M California Infantry, U. S. Sanitary Commissioner presi- 
dent of Kansas State Agricultural College, U. S. Representative fflom 
Kansas, and consul-general to Cairo. 

o JSS?iS?2-: in ^ the B J. en 5" u re » )ort «* °» Kansas State Historical 
Society (1905-08) p. 82-89. 

Gift of the Anderson family, 1905. 

MS 62-1206 



fitzsmunons, Cortland, 1893-1949. 
Papers, ca. 1935-47. 
2 ft (40 items) 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 
Author. MSS. of screen plays, plays, and stories, together with 
some correspondence with publishers. 
Gift of Mrs. Muriel Fltzsimmons, 1857. 

MS 62-1207 

Benson, Edward Frederic, 1867-1940. 
Papers, ca. 1899-1940. 
Sft. 
In University of California at Los Angeles Library 

rfi^Sf^ h J"i t ^ >r -*jP 7* ,ponden0e - Pnollsner-s statements, contracts, 
cuppings, and drafts of ca. 85 short stories, poems, essaya and [three 
of Benson's novels. Including Luda in LontonU82T1^ ^^ 
Purchase, 1856. ' 

MS 62-1208 

Jackson, Holbrook, 1874-1948. 

Literary manuscripts, ca. 1900-48. 

12 items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

British author. Chiefly holograph drafts of the following works - 
The eighteen nineties (1813), Great English novelists (1807), and 
Great soldiers (1809) ; holograph notes on a wide range of subjects, 
entitled Memoria technlca (1818-41) ; and a MS. in 5 v. entitled Lords 
of language, extracts from the notebooks of a bibliophile (1987-48) 
which is marked Bookman's holiday n, and was Intended as a seauel 
to Jackson's book. Bookman's holiday (1845) 

Purchase, 1857. 

MS 62-1209 

Barton, Bernard, 1784-1849. 

Pnpe-s, 1818-18. 

95 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College 

Quaker poet and bank clerk. Letters, mostly t» Wlilam S Fitch, 
a few poems, and other papers. Other correspondents Include b! 
Ackermann and Edward Moxon. Many letterTconcern Boon's 
poetry. 

Card Index in the library. 

Purchased from Mary Benjamin, 1940. 

MS 62-1210 

Weflman, Paul Iselin, 1898- 

Papers, 1949- 

5ft 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Author. Typescripts and galley proofs with holograph corrections 
of Wellman's published books, together with some publicity material 
for his books. 

Gift of Mr. Wellman, 1849- 

MS 62-1211 

Rexroth, Kenneth, 1905- 
Papers, ca. 1925- 

15 ft 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 

Poet Correspondence, MSS. of poems, stories, and articles, pic- 
tures, memorabilia, and other papers. Correspondents include Blch- 
ard Eberhart, William Everson, John Gould Fletcher, Charles Henri 
Ford, Morris Graves, Raymond Ellsworth Larsson, Denise Levertov 
James Laughlln, Paul MatUck, Henry Miller, Kenneth Patches, Law- 
rence Clark Powell, Sir Herbert Edward Bead, Bdouard BodltL 
Selden Rodman, Derek a Savage, and wmiam Carlos Williams. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Purchased from Kenneth Bexroth, 1858. 

MS 62-1212 

Kaweah Co-operative Commonwealth Company of Califor- 
nia, ltd. 

Records, 1884-1942. 

125 Items. 

In Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park collections (Three 
Bivers, Calif.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Papers concerning Kaweah, the cooperative settlement ted by Bur. 
nette G. Haskell and James J. Martin In California. Originals and 
copies of correspondence ; copies of testimony in re Kaweah, Los An- 
geles Court; originals and copies of time checks, meal tickets, and 
membership applications; dippings; documents; mimeographed and 
carbon copies of autobiographical memoirs; published booklets de- 
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Kaweah Co-operative Commonwealth Company of Califor- 
nia, ltd. Records, 1884-1942. (Continued) 
paper of the colon; ; unpublished theses ; a chapter from an unpub- 
lished history of Sequoia Natolonal Park concerning the colon; ; and 
photos, 
lades. 

Acquired from various private individuals and descendants of mem- 
bers of the colony. 

MS 62-1213 



Stevens, Wayne Edson, 1892-1959. 

Papers. 

1 file drawer. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey collections. 

Historian. Correspondence, notes, and drafts comprising Stevens's 
working flies for a project to be published by the Alvord Historical 
Commission under the title British pamphlets relating to the West 

Gift of Mrs. Stevens, 1958. 

MS 62-1214 

Edwards, Ninian, 1775-1833. 

Papers, 1799-1880. 

ca. ISO items. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey collections. 

Transcripts, partly of orginals in the Chicago Historical Society. 

Governor of Illinois. Includes copy of an indenture made between 
Edwards and Jonathan Taylor of Kentucky, drafts of letters by Ed- 
wards, and letters from J. Q. Adams, T. H. Benton, John C. Calhoun, 
August Chouteau, Edward Coles, D. P. Cook, William Crawford, 
J. J. Crittenden, J. M. Crowell, A. P. Field, Charles Fisher Albert 
Gallatin, Felix Grundy, Sam Houston, S. D. Ingham, Andrew Jackson, 
H. Johnson, B. M. Johnson, William Kelly, Rnfus King,, Thomas L. 
McKenney, John McLean, James Monroe, Gabriel Moore, Thomas B. 
Beed, John Reynolds, J. B. Shackford, Samuel Southard, B Steven- 
son, Isham Talbot, and William Wirt. Four letters to Ninian Wirt 
Edwards are written by George Forquer, Stephen A. Douglas, and 
Simon Cameron. 

MS 62-1215 

lienan, J Henry, collector. 

Detlef Lienau collection, ca. 1850-1900. 

1 v. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Biographical material and memorabilia relating to the German- 
born architect, Detlef lienau. Includes letters from various persons 
relating to lienau, several memorial articles on Lienau, photocopies 
of newspaper clippings and other letters, certificates of various uni- 
versities, guilds, and other organizations Issued to, and relating to 
lienau, and photos. 

Gift of Mr. Lienau, 1942. 

MS62-1216 

Michigan. University. WUHam L. Clements Library. 
Mexican manuscripts, late 18th cent — 1835. 

46 items. 

In William L. Clements Library (Ana Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. 

In part, transcripts. 

A bound voL of nn r plnt e d MSS. which appear to be late 18th cent. 
copies; and a bound voL of miscellaneous letters, documents, and 
essays of Mexican origin. Names of writers of letters and authors 
and signers of documents include Jose Maria Agalrre, Basilio Arll- 
laga, Miguel BernaL Fr. Jose Maria de Jeuy Belaurazan, Dr. Juan 
Ifflia Chavert, Jose DavOa, Jose Bernardo Gutierrez, Frtedrich Heln- 
rlch Alexander, Frelherr von Humboldt Fr. Jose Manuel de Jesus, 
Jose Mariano de Leon, Ignado Maria Lerdo, Servando Feresa de 
Mier, Francisco Xavier de la Pena, Francisco Perez, -Jose' Perez- 
Madrid, Lopez Garcia de Salazar, Fr. Ignado de San Luis Jose 
Manuel Sartorlo, Manuel Torres, Alexandre Valdes, Nicolas Vegas, 
Setter de Vengana, Pablo VUlavlcendo, Juan Yafies, Eafael de Traza- 
beL and Pedro Patiflo Ttollnqne. 

Purchased, 1835; and acquired upon settlement of the Clements 
estate, 1887. 

MS 62-1217 

Sydney, Thomas Townshend, let viscount, 1733-1800. 
Papers, 1765-87. 
47 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
British statesman. Correspondence, documents, and secret min- 
utes of the British Cabinet kept during Anglo-American negotiations 
while Townshend was Secretary of State under George m. 
Summary report and catalog cards in the library. 
Acquired from Charles I. Sawyer, 1916. 

MS 62-1218 



Mexico (Viceroyalty) 

Documents, 1784-90. 

40 items. 

In William L. Clements Library (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. 

Transcripts. 

Documents passing between Spain and the Mexican Viceroy and 
between the Viceroy and various repositories where search was made 
for material requested by the Spanish Government for the projected 
history of the Spanish possessions in the Indies. 

Described in the catalogue of Sotheby and Co. (June 24-27, 1919) 
item 438. ' 

Acquired upon settlement of the Clements estate, 1937. 

MS 62-1219 

McCarthy, Justin, 1830-1912. 

Correspondence, 1877-1899. 

ca. 160 items. 

In University of Kansas City Library, Snyder Collection of Ameri- 
cana. 

Irish novelist and statesman. Correspondence by Justin McCarthy 
and his daughter, Charlotte, mainly to Messrs. Cbatto and Wlndus, 
apparently his publishers, concerning his books and articles, discuss- 
ing publication, titles, etc., and acknowledging receipt of payments 
and royalties. Many letters are written by McCarthy's daughter for 
him, discussing his illness, asking for advance of money, having books 
sent to him, etc 

MS 62-1220 



Forbes, Stephen Alfred, 1844-1930. 



Papers, 1847-1928. 

11 items and 1 reel microfilm. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey collections. 

Transcripts and microfilm. 

Entomologist Correspondence, chiefly Civil War letters of Forbes 
and his brother Henry C. Forbes ; journals (1861-65) of Stephen A 
Forbes; and letters, clippings and other papers, on the Grierson Bald. 
Persons named are Henry Elsey, Benjamin Henry Grierson. T J Lhv 
pincott, and William Sooy Smith. ' 

Described in the Survey's Publication no. 6 (1956) p. 31-32. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

MS 62-1221 

Astor, John Jacob, 1763-1848. 
Papers, 1811-34. 
; ca. 60 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
In part, photocopies (negative) 

Includes correspondence relating to J. P. Cabanne, John Day, 
Charles Gratiot, Donald McTavish, and others associated with Astor 
In the fur trade. 

MS 62-1222 

Amson, Arthur. 

Papers, 1872-75. 

55 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Chiefly letters in German by Amson to his parents, written while 
he was studying in Heidelberg and Leipzig on the recommendation 
of Thomas Davidson. Includes letters telling of his last Illness. The 
material is related to the repository's Davidson and William T Harris 
collections. 

Gift 1949. 

MS 62-1223 

Ashley family. 

Ashley-Cabell papers, 1843-61. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Papers chiefly concerning the management of the estate of Mrs. 
John J. Crittenden (who was formerly Mrs. William H. Ashley) of 
St Louis. 

Gift 

MS62-1224 

Whittier, John Greenfeaf, 1807-1892. 
Correspondence, ca. 1820-92. 
ca. 570 items. 

In Central Michigan University Library. 

Poet Correspondence with Charles A. Dana, Balph W. Emerson. 
Oliver W. Holmes, Sr., and many others. 
Unpublished annotated Index In the library. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of the Misses McClence, 1955. 

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Mollery-MeDocaM Lumber Company, Duluth. 

Records, 1904-34. 

Ca.3ft. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Descriptive inventory in the repository 
Gift of Alice O'Brien, 1958. 

MS62-1226 

Lawton, Helen Fuller, 1895- 

Papers, 1906-36. 

300 items and 1 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 
hJtr. ™. Correspondence, printed matter (1906-07) and a scraD- 
hookconta.mng newspaper clippings, programsTphotos en6 pictS 
post cards relating mainly to lira. Lawtoi's teacher LotX Taftand 

stage career of Taft's daughter Emily, who later married PaM nr 

Descriptive inventory in the library 
Gift of Mrs. Lawton, 195T. 

MS 62-1227 

Cooperative Services, int, Minneapolis. 

Records, 1934-57. 

ca. 2 ft. (2000 items) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 

Articles of incorporation, bylaws, stockholders' report, notices of 
meetings, minutes of meetings of the Board of Directon oitte Hta 
cational Committee, and of the Twin fflrv nil rE«i rwi-rSr - " 
operating statement *&£*25?£& StSZSSflSSt 
mente. contracts between the cooperative andthelnterMtional AsX 
ciabon of Machinists and Mechanics and other unfonTu^Z^ 
^ d , ^.correspondence relating to educational woHt ^ 

Descriptive inventory in the repository 

Gift of IverLind, 1959. w""y- 

MS 62-1228 

Gfflespie and Harper Company, Smarter, Mian. 
Records. 1874-90. 
500 items and 2 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Correspondence, time book, journal, agreements deeds, receima. 
invoices and other legal, financial, and miscellaneous SSrs"g!vC 

tanSS"!™. ?. "S*"" <*£«"> Gillie and H^fanTvfrlouf 
lumber firms in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa for the cuttlne and 
delivering of logs and lumber, andtracine the renin! mf^SsJS, 
bought in Stillwater, Minn, by the wmp^ 8 ^ "* propert y 

Descriptive inventory in the repository 

Gift of Robert Slaughter. 1957. 

MS 62-1229 

Hays, Theodore L 1867-1945. 

Papers, 1887-1921. 

ca. 6 ft. (1000 items and 52 v.) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Theater owner and operator. Correspondence, minutes, account 
m?S-rS a s «*P b00 £ documenting Hays' career as owTer ofthe 
Bijou Opera House, Minneapolis, manager of the Grand Opera HoS 
of St Paul and the People's Theater and the Metropoltan^nea?^ 
wh.^ nI "S POliS ' and »«»»*»» of the Twin dry Sc^ic Co alrnT 
which sold scenery, curtains, and stage equipment The c^res™™? 

.?£ " ™? T ?* i with *">**&. ~A«ructton of theafers «nS lD . 
tabor negotiations, and other aspects of the theater taisSSs S 
chides minute books of the Minnesota Amusement A^SfanrfS 
the Theatrical Managers Association of thV^ CWe? 

Descriptive inventory io the repository ww. 

Gift of Donald Chies, 1961. 

MS 62-1230 

Huntoon, Latins Addison, 1827-1884. 

Business records, 1876-84. 

2v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Th D ^?.?° k % keD io b i I> i? I>rtetors of tt S^eral store In Lakeland, Minn. 
S5?™2 SSL t' 1B 't?° °? s kepl by Hun toon; the proprietor for the 
volume dated Jan.^Fuly 18S4 has not been identified. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Philip D. Jordan, I960. 

MS 62-1231 



Powell, Rose Arnold, 1876-1961. 

Papers, 1922-61. 

5 boxes. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-107) 

Correspondence, journals, and articles, much of It concerning Susan 
B. Anthony, and Mrs. Powell's efforts to have her memorialized in 
many ways. Includes correspondence with Gutzon Borglum on the 
possibility of representing Miss Anthony at Mount Rushmore. Other 
persons mentioned include Mary Ritter Beard, Carrie Chapman Catt, 
Adelaide Johnson, Alma Lutz, Alice Paul, and Charles Williams. 

MS 62-1232 



Earners' Library of Wheatland, WheaiUmd Township, 

Records, 1805-73. 

lbos. 

In University of Rochester Library. 

Correspondence, constitution, reports, minutes of the annual meet- 
ings of the proprietors, lists of proprietors, financial accounts, bills for 
nooks purchased from Rochester booksellers, lists of books In order of 
accession, other records of the librarian and trustees, and a history 
of the Farmers' Library by Phillip Garbutt, the last librarian. 

Inventory in the library. Also described in University of Rochester 
Library Bulletin, v. 2, no. 1 (Nov. 1946) p. 1-6. ^^ 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchased from Eleanor F. Garbutt, 1934. 

MS 62-1233 



Greene, Henry A 

Papers, 1878-1929. 
85 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson Ariz > 
Dhotosf rieS ' a SCTa P°ook relating to outlaws and Indians, and 

MS 62-1234 



Rochester, N. T. University. Library. 

Theatrical manuscripts, 19th-20th cent 
6 ft. 

In University of Rochester Library. 

Chiefly correspondence of persons connected with the theater 
mainly in England In the 19th century. Includes letters from dram- 
atists, actors and actresses, managers, costume and set designers, 
and Journalists. Correspondents Include Sir George Alexander. Lady 
Marie Effie Wilton Bancroft, Sir Squire Bancroft, Arnold Bennett 
Dion Boucicautt, Dion George Bouclcault, Sir Johnston Forbes-Robert 
eon, David Garrick, Harley Granville-Barker, Sir Henry Irving Sir 
Henry Arthur Jones, Charles John Kean, Ellen Tree Kean, Mary Ann 
Goward Keeley Edward Knobloek, John Highfield Leigh, William 
Charles Macready, Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, Ellen Terry, John 
Lawrence Toole, Irene Vanbrugh, and Sir Charles Wyndham 
tJ££J?TZ ta ^ ', ibrar 5'- Martially described in University of 
Rochester Library Bulletin, v. 1, no. 3 (June 1946) p. 45-48- and 
v. 4, no. 3 (Spring 1949) p. 59-60. ' 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift and purchase, ca. 1935- 

MS 62-1235 rev 



Abel, Reuben. 

Papers, 1823-78. 
2 ft. | ca. 215 items) 
In New York State Library. 

Physician. Family correspondence, bills, receipts, recipes, remedies, 
and miscellaneous papers. 
Purchase, 1942. 

MS 62-1236 



Illinois (Ter.) Legislature. 

Records, 1813-16. 
31 items. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey collections. 
Drafts of bills and acts of the legislature of 1814-16, some en- 
dorsed with dates of readings and concurrence of the council. 

MS 62-1237 



97 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Western North Carolina Historical Association. 

Manuscript collection, 1952-61. 

17 items and 2 v. 

In Western North Carolina Historical Association collections (Asbe- 
rtlle, N. C.) 

Articles and longer studies, mostly on the history of western 
North Carolina and its various localities, including material on 
churches, parks, Indians, politics, and economic development Writ- 
ers Include W. E. Bird, Ora Blackmun, Cordelia Camp, Elmer T. 
Clark, Mrs. a S. Freel, Owen Gudger, Lewis P. w«™iin William S. 
Hoffman, Mark Jenkins, William F. Lewis, Mary Jane McCrary, 
Sadie Smathers Patron, Edward Phipher, Mrs. Preston Thomas, and 
H.C. Wllburn. 

The articles by Edward Phipher were published in the North Caro- 
Una historical review, v. 36, no. 1 (Ian. 1969) and v. 37, no. 1 (Jan. 
I860) ; 2 of the others in the Transylvania County Centennial Sou- 
venir program, 196X 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Acquired, 1952-6L 

MS 62-1238 



Buford, Napoleon Bonaparte, d. 1883. 

Papers, 1853-1868. 

330 items. 

In DeGolyer Foundation Library (Dallas) 

Investor and Army officer. Correspondence, bills, legal papers, 
and other papers, concerning the planning, es tablishme nt, and opera- 
tion of a mining company during the Colorado gold rush. Persons 
mentioned include George Altken and Elisha Wells. 

Purchase, 1961. 

MS 62-1239 



Franklin, Jane (Griffin) Lady, 1792-1875. 

Papers, 1860-81. 

ca. 100 items and 2 reels of microfilm. 

In University of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific Collection. 

In part, microfilm (negative) of originals in the Scott Polar Insti- 
tute, Cambridge, Eng. 

Wife of Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin. Letters, Journals 
(1861-65), and miscellaneous notes and papers by Lady Franklin and 
by Sophia Cracroft, Queen Emma of Hawaii, William HoapUl, Robert 
a Wyllie, and others, relating to Lady Franklin's visit to Hawaii in 
18SL 

Unpublished calendar In the library. Part of the papers have been 
published in The Victorian visitors, by Alfons Korn (1958) 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift from Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge, Eng., 1851. 

MS 62-1240 



Medina-Ascensio, Luis, 1912- collector. 

Catholic Church history in Mexico papers, 1810-1900. 

1 box, 15 folders, and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In Montezuma Seminary Library. 

In part, transcripts and microfilm copy (negative) from the Vati- 
can, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Paris, the Spanish Embassy In 
Rome, and the archives of the Ministry of External Relations In 
Mexico City. 

Correspondence and other papers relating to the diplomatic rela- 
tions between the Mexican Republic and the Holy See. 

Indexed in part 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposited by the Rev. Medina-Ascensio, 1858. 

MS 62-1241 



Medina-Ascensio, Lois, 1912- collector. 

Montezuma Seminary history papers, 1935-60. 

1 v, 25 folders, and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In Montezuma Seminary Library. 

Transcripts and microfilm copy (negative) from many Mexican and 
American archives. 

Papers and an album of photos, relating to the foundation of (he 
Pontifical Mexican National Seminary of Montezuma, N. M. 

Indexed In part 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposited by the Rev. Medina-Ascensio, 1959. 

MS 62-1242 



AnketeR, Margaret. 

Papers, 1851-1915. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, copies of records, and diaries concerning the 
Church of St John Chrysostom In Delafleld, Wis. ; and correspondence 
concerning the erection and dedication of the William B. Gashing 
monument at Delafleld. 

MS 62-1243 

U. S. Tdc Court. 
Records, 1936-51. 

4ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Transcripts and decisions of cases presided over by Richard Lester 
Disney. 

MS 62-1344 

Fort Gibson, OJda. 

Letter books, 1879-90. 

7v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence documenting Fort Gibson's significance In carry- 
ing out the Indian policy regarding the Indian pacification program 
following the Civil War. 

MS 62-1246 



Fisher, Daniel G 

Papers. 1913-37. 

410 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Journalist Literary correspondence and printed matter. 

MS 63-1346 

Ferguson, Thompson B 1857-192L 

Papers, 1901-06. 
5ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence (personal and political), speeches, and political 
papers relating to Ferguson's term as Territorial Governor of Okla- 
homa. 

MS 63-1247 



Ewing, Cortez Arthur Milton, 1896- 
Papers, 1910-5L 
ca.Sft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor. Correspondence, research material; and 
clippings relating to American government Includes Iw fl* , « w,| ftT on 
the Impeachment process at work In American politics. 

MS 62-1348 



English, Frank Miller, 1861-1931. 
Papers, 1901-24. 

5ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman and civic leader. Correspondence and other papers 
relating to the City National Bank and the Comanche Light and 
Power Co. of Lawton, Okht, the First National Bank of Grandfleld, 
Oklahoma, and the Lawton Chamber of Commerce. 

MS 62-1349 



Downing, Lewis, d. 1872. 
Papers, ^865-1915. 
230 items.' 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Union Army officer. Baptist minister, and Principal Chief of the 
Cherokee Nation. Papers relating to the organization of political 
parties in the Cherokee Nation and Downing 1 ! tenure as Principal 
Chief. 

MS 63-1360 



Connelley, William Elsey, 1855-1930. 

Papers, 1864-1926. 
3 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Author. Notebooks, dippings, MSS. relating to the Jayhawkers, 
and interviews with border war. participants. 

MS 62-1251 rev 



98 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Bevan, Wilbur K 

Scrapbook, 1907-42. 

lv. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

World War i soldier. Combination scrapbook and diary contain- 
ing personal correspondence, sketches, poetry (some original) read- 
ing notes, and songs of the American Expeditionary ForcesT 

MS 62-1252 

Civic Club of Philadelphia. 

Records, 1893-1944. 

S6t. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
,».^l n 5^. I?!*-™**) <* tne Board of Directors, minutes (1898- 
SSi S^ ^"S? "**»&■ annoal "JXWb 08^1958Tbu]fcrlns 
IW-ZU-VrtllaXUms (1884-1813), calendars (1822-4&, imttces 

MS 62-1253 

Stnyvesant, Petrus. 

Letter book, 1751-80. 

1 V. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 



Bogert, Rndoiphns. 

Letter book, 1792-99. 

It. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Letter book of a resident of New York City. 



MS 62-1254 



MS 62-1255 



Meyer, Wallace, 1890 t- 

Papers, 1905-46. 

S packages. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
^JS r ^S^'IJ lte S ar f:«^ tapmaaux < toterofflce memoranda, re- 
SSSl^S ^ * DnbBclt * "a™!** and proof pages of advertise 
t^t££ l £*Z 1! i p Vi ""OS* """total ahowmfS development 
from inception to final form of 8 advertising accounts handled by 
M^er, for American Chain and Cable Co, Western KiillroadsTand 

Unpublished Inventory in the repository 
Gift of Mr. Meyer, 1880. i**" ^- 

MS 62-1256 

Fremont, John Charles, 1813-1890. 

Papers, 1838-1907. 

ce.65 items. 

In Southwest Museum Library (Los Angeles) 

„>££?* , omcer ' «PX"W. and statesman. Correspondence, mUitary 

taT£S? D £.^S K ^2S?' and other "*****■ f* correspondenS 
ta chiefly between Fremont and his father-in-law, Thomas Hart 

STSiJP' f 8 « n ? t0r from athwart, and with his wife, Jessie Ben- 
S? ££?"; Inclo * s " notebook (1888) of Fremont's asteonomt 
SL^'i 10 "!*^ 1 poaaB <M75) ^"e "y Primont to his wife 
5™.£ e A£2 k £. 1IO,m S ,,, L- ° ther «"«P°naenm include Jama 
JotoTor^ Chouteau, Jr., Elizabeth Benton FremontTand 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Elizabeth Benton Fremont, 1812. 

MS 62-1257 

Ingram, John Henry, 1842-1916. 

Correspondence, 1874-1902. 

44 items. 

In University of Virginia library (1081) 

ntJSS'IUS?" J"* Uterary eait0Ir IjMeis to rngram on various 
literary topics and figures, particularly Edgar Allan Poe. Corre- 

SS^, I SSS d VSf d ' Sfnlngale Robert Cook, OswsJdJohnTede. 
r^CJrawfnrd, TJwmasFrancls Dillon Croker, Henry Curwen, BeUa 
S^J™,^* Garrett Fawcett, Harry Buxton Forman? Anne 
?^US^fLS^"^. Carter Han - *«*""> HattonTAnd^v 
V^J^JS*!^ I"* 4 Paget - L * imer Co"*; WUUam 
wSSS ^STS 0eoIge f 8 ™ 1 ^ Smlth - Andrew James Symington! 
to^^r1ry.s^S^ra^co^fon Walll,, • »• — « ^^8 

-« y ^KL^ n Sth , SS^)p J T cal coDecams - UnlTer - 

Purchase, 1841. '*• 

MS 62-1258 



Gregory family. 

Papers, 17,64-1855. 

358 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Deeds, wills, and other financial and legal papers, of the Gregory 
family of Elsing Green, King William Co, Va. Persons mentioned 
Include Bobert Tjimpftln Garrett; Junius C. Gregory, Maria Gregory, 
Boger Gregory. William Gregory, Junius B. Roane, and Mary Turner 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Gift of Boger Gregory, Jr, 1B6T 

MS 62-1259 

Gibson family. 

Papers, 1775-1919. 

765 Items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Correspondence, compositions, genealogical notes, and other papers 
(chiefly before 1884) relating to the Gibson family of Richmond 
and Petersburg. Correspondents Include Bobert Fitzgerald. Ann 
Elizabeth Jones Gibson, Churchill Jones Gibson, Martha Ann Eliza- 
beth Macmurdo Gibson, Patrick Gibson, Churchill Jones, Martha 
Selden Jones, and Charles James Macmurdo. 

Accession analysis In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. J. Hampden Chamberlayne, 1961. 

Microfilm copy. 

MS 62-1260 

Strafford School District No. 2. 

Records, 1909-35. 

180 folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Correspondence; applications for teaching positions with recom- 
mendations, qualifications, and photos.; copies of the revised school 
laws ; copies of the Strafford times ; treasurer's voucher stubs, bank 
deposit slips; district clerk's reports to the county clerk, public 
health service pamphlets, teachers' contracts and reports, a blueprint 
of work shop for vocational agriculture classes, Inventory reports, 
minutes of school board meetings, school board election ballots, school 
levy records, signed petitions, and poll lists. Correspondents Include 
State superintendents W. P. Evans and Charles A. Lee. conntv 
superintendent L. H. Coward, the director of the StateBoard of 

Tr°e"£X*} l? u ? a ^ lon ' GeorRe w - Beaves, and U. F. Kerr of the 
U. S. Public Health Service. 
Gift of C. E. Glnn. 

MS 62-1261 

Dexter, Henry Martyn, 1821-1890, collector. 

Ecclesiastical councils, 1629-1885. 

8 ft (1250 Items) 

In the Congregational Library (Boston) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Mainly copies or onepage descriptions made by Dr. Dexter, with 
references to periodicals or other sources where the records of the 
councils are to be found ; In part, pamphlets containing the councils 
In printed form. The councils deal with disciplinary actions, ordina- 
tion or d ism issal of ministers, and the founding of churches. Ar- 
rangement is chronological. 

Described In Congregational Library bulletin, v. 12, no. 2 (Jan. 
1861) 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Rev. Morton Dexter. 

MS 62-1262 
WeDs family. 

Papers, 1685-1836. 

262 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 
_-Sl! re ?? .5 de ^ :e ' a tonUly nistory by Gideon Wells, and other 
papers, of the English and American branch of the Wells family of 

^rfS^^SL? I en, w , ? s ¥ re -» PrlnclDaI wrapondents include 
Mary Partridge Wells, her father, Richard Partridge, 1681-1759 her 
sons, Anthony, Richard, and Gideon, Jr, and'temSaST ThfbuS 

pUateShUL POn< ^ ° Ceani ta *"* 1750 ' 8 ' an<l n " ,Ch °* " to ttm 
Unpublished guide in the library. 

MS 62-1263 

Los Angeles Transit Lines. 

Records, 1888-1938. 

176 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Reports, memorandum books, maps, and other papers. Includes a 
two volume history. Street railway development In Los Angeles and 
environs, by Edwin L. Lewis, at one time general superintendent of 
the Los Angeles Railway Corporation. 

Gift of Edwin L. Lewis, 1935-38. 

MS 62-1264 



99 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Friends, Society of. Sandwich Quarterly Meeting. 
Records, 1684-1936. 

12 V. 

In Moses Brown School collections (Providence) 

Minutes of men's meetings (1684-1887), minutes of women's meet- 
ings (1701-1899), minutes on ministers and elders (1731-1849), ac- 
counts of the treasurer (1791-1881) , records of conferences on the 
Bible School (1886-1925), and miscellaneous records (1887-1836). 

Open to Investigators under repository restrictions. 

Deposited by the Sandwich Quarterly Meeting, ca. 1936. 

MS 62-1265 

American Civil Liberties Union. 

Tom Mooney papers, 1916-39. 

203 Items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Photocopies of documents and letters, pamphlets, clippings mimeo- 
graphed releases, and other material relating to the efforts 'to have 
revoked the prison sentence of Tom Mooney, who had been sentenced 
to life imprisonment for the bombing in 1916 of San Francisco's 
Preparedness Day parade. 

Gift of the New Tori Public Library and the American Civil 
Liberties Union, 1942. 

MS 62-1266 

League of Women Voters of New York City. 

New York woman suffrage collection, 1869-1919. 

19 v. and 1 box. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 
,*££? ates °* the w » m e° Suffrage Association of New York State 
(1869-1917) and the Woman Suffrage Party of New York City (1910- 
19) , constitutions, membership lists, printed matter, and other miscel- 
laneous material. 

Gift of the League, 1955. 

MS 62-1267 

Morgan (Theophihis S.) and Company, Oswego, N. T 
Letter book, 1813-17. 



In New York Historical Society collections. 



Cooper, James, of Poughkeepsie, N. T. 
Letter book, 1786-93. 
It. 

In New York Historical Society collections 
Merchant, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 



MS 62-1268 



MS 62-1269 



Gardiner, James H 
Papers, 1862-66. 



d. 1889. 



2t. 



InNew York Historical Society collections 
ri868f°SS? er - DIflry (1882 -«B>. a«»Mt books and weather report 
NewSurg^N^. 68887 " "* hUrt " y <* "* W- <* SSSJSt 

MS 62-1270 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

Iowa State Capitol collection, ca. 1850-ca. 1938 

7 items and 2 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

A. ledger (1875- ) of expenses in building the capital, a time 
book of the cement account, notes by Albert M. Husted on the develop- 
m f n £.,. a ^ plto1 Sounds extension, copies of 2 deeds (1B56) to tend 
on Capitol Hill, a historical sketch (1938) by John F. ptrterfieldof 
the cspltols and the capital grounds of Iowa, a list of donors of real 
estate and testimony in connection with the relocation of the caoltol 
to 1806, and other papers. 

MS 62-1271 

Jackson, Frank Dar, 1854-1938. 

Papers, 1885-96. 

6v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 

'? u ™f anfl lm8 i ,less "«»>- Five letter books of the period during 
which Jackson was Secretary of State of Iowa. lSSSHoTand a lettef 
bookwlth news dippings, of the period when he was Governor, 

In part, gift of Mr. Jackson, 1924. 

MS 62-1272 



Iowa Farmers Protective Association. 

Records. 
2 items and 3 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Ledgers (1874-87), an order book for barbed wire, a record of 
subscribers, and a list of names and addresses. 
Gift of W. L. Carpenter. 

MS 62-1273 



McArthur, Henry Clay, i. 1838. 
Papers, ca. 1862-ca. 1909. 
16 items and 2 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence, diaries, addresses, clippings, commissions, certifi- 
cates, and other papers. 
Gift of Mr. McArthur. 

MS 62-1274 



BicPherrin, Anderson. 

Papers, ca. 1841-ca. 1847. 

23 items and 2 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Includes 18 letters to A. P. McPherrln written by Anderson Mc- 
Pherrin while attending the 1846-47 session of the Iowa General As- 
sembly, 5 letters concerning early Iowa, and 2 copybooks. 

Gift of J. M. McPherrln, 1920. ■"*»"•««. 

MS 62-1275 



Wilson, Thomas S 1813-1894. 

Papers, ca. 1834-ca. 1885. 
11 Items and 33 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Lawyer and judge. Scrapbooks of journals, illustrations, and other 
material kept during travels ; and certificates and appointments. 
Gift of J. P. Wilson, 1905-08. 

MS 62-1276 



Swalm, Pauline (Given) 

Correspondence, 20th cent. 

S3 iteins. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Letters and cards from soldiers of World War I, received whne 
Mrs. Swalm was In Southampton, where her husband was U. S. 
consul. 

Gift of Mrs. Swalm, 1927. 

MS 62-1277 

Young, Lafayette, 1848-1926. 
Papers. 

8 Items and 15 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Journalist and politician. Correspondence, printed ""itMnl. and 
other papers. 

Gift of Mr. Young, 1927. 

MS 62-1278 

Lynn Township School District. 

Records, ca. 1854-95. 

lv. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Gift of Woodrow Westholm, 196X 

MS 62-1279 

Wells, Albert. 

Papers, 1826-97. 

2t. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Historian. Correspondence and other papers. 

MS 62-1280 

Rourke, Ellen Mary, 1885- 
Papers, 1916-32. 

4 7. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Lawyer, educator, and public official Bound volumes of notes. 

MS 62-1281 



100 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Ashland, Iowa. Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday 
School. 

Records, 1868-96. 

3v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

MS 62-1282 



National Conference on State Parks, nt, Des Momea, mi. 
•Kecoras, 1921. 
S boxes. 

rLSS* ^J***; * HUrtolT *** toUw coHecUoua. 
fere^» pIS. confereoce ' "^^ *°own as the National Con- 

MS 62-1283 



Perkins, George Douglas, 1840-1914. 

Papers, 1878-1912. 

ca. 1200 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 

Journalist, politician, and U. S. Representative from Iowa. Corre- 
spondence and other papers from the office of The Sioux aty Journal, 
of which Perkins was editor and publisher 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of William R. Perkins, 1828. 

MS 62-1284 



Harvie, Lewis Edwin, 1809-1887. 
Correspondence, 1876-85. 

84 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

State legislator and farmer, of Amelis Co, Va. Personal and pout- 
s' .IrK? wrttt « 1 to Harvie. Correspondents Include Edwin Gilliam 
Booth, Thomas Branch, William M. Burwell, A. D. Dickinson, T T 
Fauntleroy, Jr., W. W. Gordon. E. J. Hsrvie, Moses D. Hoge, Eliha 

E. Hnndley, William F. Jackson, John W. Johnston, B. M. Jones, John 

F. Lewis, James Lyons, P. W. McKlnney, William Mabone, John E. 
Massey^ William S. Morris, W. N. Newman, John Ott, Wyndham 
Robertson, Francis Glldart Ruffln, James Cocke SouthalL P M. 
Thompson, William M. Tredway, John Randolph Tncker L. CL Wash- 
ington, and Robert Enoch Withers. 

Card file in the library. 

Deposited by Armistead C. Taylor, 1914. 

MS 62-1285 



Andrews, Clarence Edward, 1883-1932 
Papers, 1915-ca. 1943. 

51 items. 

In Ohio State University Library. 
^ Profes sor an d author. Correspondence, passports, identity papers, 
photc^newspaper clippings, and other items. Includes correspond- 
ence between Martha Snodgrass and Chauncey Brewster Tinker con- 
cerning the disposition of some of Emily Dickinson's papers In An- 
drews possession at his death; 3 letters from Andrews to his parents- 
and Joseph Wood's appointment as Apt Surgeon, signed by Governor 
w.?SZ J SS S< "k of J e, S e ^ ( S 6S) " OQux conesponaents include 
S^f.,,?^f ^f t Marth!l Dickinson Bianchl, Joseph Conrad, 
Sosan Gilbert Dickinson, Andre Maurols, Christopher Morley, J. B 
Priestley, David Snodgrass, Gertrude Stein, Frank Swlnnerton, and 
Ernest Vajda. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions 
information on literary rights available at the library. 

»J*rt»1S3te2r Fer8nson - 196L Formeriy owned by Da ™ 

MS 62-1286 



Crapsey, Adelaide, 1878-1914. 

Papers, 1900-33. 

2 boxes. 

In University of Rochester Library. 

Poet Correspondence, MSS. of poems, studies of metrics and versi- 
fication, prosodic analyses, reading notes, work sheets, and scrapbooks 
containing reviews of the posthumously published first edition of Miss 
Crapsey s poems. Includes letters of condolence written to Miss 
Crapsey s parents at the time of her death. 

Inventory and partial index to correspondence In the library. Also 

(5KEm)^*K£* ** Ko<a,ester Ubrarr bnnetID • T - 18, °°- 3 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 
Gift of Paul B. Crapsey and Esther LowenthaL 1961. 

MS 62-1287 



U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Lemhi Agency. 
Records, 1892-1907. 

5 ft (102 Items) 

In Idaho State College Museum. 

Correspondence, census reports, property abstracts, vouchers, con- 
tracts for supply, school expense accounts, salary lists, invoices of 
property and supplies, branding marks, ration cards, materials issued 
to Indians, bank receipts, quarterly returns of public property, post 
office records, and agency reports. Includes agent's correspondence 
(1892-1907) and 10 vols, of letter press copybooks (1893-1904) of 
letters. 

Unpublished catalog in the repository. 

MS 62-1288 

Crystal Ice Manufacturing Company, Whittier, Calif 
Records, ca. 1917-35. 
ca. 150 items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 
Production records for the ice plant time book, sales reports: 
sam ?i! f 2 Ims ' stock sobscriptlon list, and other miscellaneous papers' 
Gift of Phillip L. Gabriel, 1955. v*v&*. 

MS 62-1289 

Settle, Thomas, 1789-1857. 

Papers, 1812-79. 

92 Items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (656) 

Judge, of North Carolina. Family, business, and political corre- 
spondence; bilhvrecelpts, and deeds. The material Is related to the 
library's papers of Thomas Settle, Jr, and ThomaB Settle m. 

In part, described in the Historical Records Survey Guide to the 
Manuscripts in the Southern Historical Collection (1940) n. 129 

Gift of Henrietta Reld, 1937-57. 

MS 62-1290 

Adie family. 

Papers, 1839-1930. 

ca. 75 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
«n?Si,2?, te f?. d a *»i?! s trator8' papers, mainly of Samuel N. Adie 
and George L. Adie, of St Louis County, Mo. ^^ 

Gift 

MS 62-1291 

Allen, DeWitt Clinton, 5. 1835. 
Correspondence, 1909-19. 
ca. 60 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
Historian. Correspondence with archivists on historical Azures, 
principally of Missouri. ^^ 

Gift 

MS 62-1292 



Howorth, Lucy (SomerviDe) 1895- 

Papers, 1929-32. 

65 Items. 

In Mississippi Dept of Archives and History. 

Correspondence, minutes, and accounts of Mrs. Howorth In her 
capacity as treasurer of the Central Committee for an Economic Sur- 
vey of Mississippi and as a member of the Research Commission of 
the State of Mississippi. 

Gift of Mrs. Howorth, 1949. 

MS 62-1293 rev 

Amonreux family. 

Amoureux-Bolduc papers, 1761-1899. 
ca. 750 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
Correspondence, bills, and receipts of the Anwureux and Boldue 
families of Ste. Genevieve, Mo. 
Gift 

MS 62-1294 



Holmberg, Gustaf Fredrik, 1872-1936. 

Papers, 1903-35. 

125 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

University professor. Correspondence (personal and relating to 
the College of Fine Arts at the University of Oklahoma), speeches, 
lecture notes, scrapbook containing memorabllJa, clippings, and re- 
prints of Holmberg's pubUcatlons. 

MS 62-1295 



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Harris, Cyras H 

Papers, 1872-1904. 

84 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of toe Chickasaw Nation. Papers relating to Intruders, 
Chickasaw tribal elections and council proceedings, railroad right-of- 
way problems, and Chickasaw tribal history. 

MS 62-1296 

Harris, C Johnson. 

Papers, 1892-1907. 

945 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. Papers relating to the 
final transfer of the Cherokee Outlet to the United States and the 
tribal negotiations with the Dawes Commission, which ended In 
preparation of the tribal roll and assignment of allotments in sev- 
eralty. 

MS 62-1297 

Harral, Stewart, 1906- 

Papers, 1950-51. 

120 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor. Speeches and public relations material. 
Includes correspondence, speeches, press releases, and dippings re- 
lating to Johnston Murray's campaign (I960) for Governor of Okla- 
homa. 

MS 62-1298 

Hague, Lyie L 1895- 

Papers, 1930-38. 

5ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Farmer and agricultural leader. Correspondence with and docu- 
ments issued by the Farmers' National Grain Corporation, Oklahoma 
Grain Growers' Association, Oklahoma Wheat Growers' Association, 
The Oklahoma Wheat Pool Elevator Corporation, and other farm 
groups; minutes of executive boards and committees, and boards of 
directors ; periodic financial reports, personal material, and miscella- 
neous papers of the Farm Credit Administration, Farmers' Coopera- 
tive Elevator Association, Federal Farm Board, and the U. S. Dept 
of Agriculture. 

MS 62-1299 

Guy, William Malcolm, 1. 1845. 
Papers, 1887-1907. 
83 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of the Chickasaw Nation. Letters and speeches relating 
to Guy's administrative and political problems. 

MS 62-1300 

Grayson family. 

Papers, 1834-1919. 

230 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Political correspondence, clan and family history, tribal legends, 
and 5 clippings of Grayson family biographical material. Correspond- 
ents Include Samuel Checote, George Washington Grayson, Wash 
Grayson, Isparhecher, L. M. Perryman, Pleasant Porter, Alexander 
Posey, and Moty Tiger. 

MS 62-1301 

Gore, Thomas Pryor, 1870-1949. 

Papers, 1890-1948. 

IS ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and U. S. Senator from Oklahoma. General correspond- 
ence, form letters, speeches of Gore and his contemporaries. Gore fam- 
ily history, and newspaper clippings. 

MS 62-1302 

Cady, Helen Baker, collector. 

Papers, 1801-1915. 

115 items. 

In State Historical Society cJ Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of the Baker family, consisting of correspondence of John 
Knowlton, of Newburyport, Moss, and Troy, N. X.; of Oapt Samuel 
Baker, of Boston and Mineral Point, Wis. ; and later correspondence 
of Baker's granddaughter, Mrs. Florence K. Baker Hays, with George 
H. Knowlton of Albany, N. X., and others concerning the Knowlton 
and Baker genealogies. 

MS 62-1303 



Johnson, Edward. 

Business records, 1850-72. 

11 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Journals, ledgers, and a few records of purchases of a drug firm In 
Watertown, Wis., until 1852 operated by James Cady and Bdward 
Johnson, and later known as the Edward Johnson or the E. and P. 
Johnson Drug Firm. 

MS 62-1304 



Bolles, Nathan. 

Record books, 1770-1810. 

10 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Merchant of Hartford, Conn. Account books of general me> 
dise sold, an Inventory, records of the settlement of BoUes's & 
and 2 school copybooks. 

MS62-13J. 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Biographical sketches relating to state and local history. 

29 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Sketches of persons and events, In the form of autobiographies, 
reminiscences, reports, and brief articles dealing largely with Wis- 
consin State and local history. 

MS 62-1306 



Barker and Stewart Lumber Company, Wcauau, Wit. 
Record books, 1899-1915. 
28 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Journals, ledgers, trial balances, cashbooks, salesbooks, accounts 
receivable, credit memoranda, and letter books of the saw and planing 
mill owned by Christopher C. Barker and Hiram C Stewart. 

MS 62-1307 

Colombia University. Libraries. Avery Architectural Li- 
brary. 

Avery Memorial Medal collection, 1914-15. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Correspondence and accounts relating to the flotfgwti^ flimnMng, 
presentation, and distribution of the Samuel Putnam Avery Memorial 
Medal The majority of the letters is addressed to Bdward E. Smith, 
the first librarian of the Avery library and the secretary of the Avery 
Medal Committee ; and many are subscriptions for bronze or stiver 
copies of the medal, requests for, and acknowledgments of receipt 
of these copies. 

MS 62-1308 

Robertson, Smith. 

Correspondence, 1821-95. 

149 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (243) 

Letters to a superintendent of common schools in Tompkins Oa, 
N. X. 

MS 62-1809 

Pease family. 

Papers, 1789-1919. 

381 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (12) 

Correspondence, indentures, and scrapbooks, mainly of Augustine 
H. Pease and Samuel D. Hopkins, of Trnmansburg, Tompkins Oa, 
N.X. 

MS 62-1310 

Patterson family. 

Papers, 1701-1900. 

2486 items and 13 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (288) 

Correspondence, accounts, and other papers of Chester Patterson, 
D. Williams Patterson and other members of the family, chiefly 
from Newark Valley, Tioga Co, N. X. Includes a doctor's Journal 
and a bound volume of mounted MSS. (1T01-1809) on family history 
In Massachusetts. 

MS 62-1311 



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Park Hotel, Prat hsburg, jf. Y. 
Records, 1876-1912. 

18 T. 

Registers and accounts. 

MS 62-1312 

Ogden, Frederick A 

Papers, 1849-89. 
17 Items and 4 v. 

TJ^eS^^?^?^)""™ 17 - C ° UeCtl0n " Re8,mal Htah »y — 

»32ffiS£^S?. <Lary ' aad accounte * tt IraMent * 

MS 62-1313 

Northrop, Moses. 

Papers, 1867-53. 

ijJfc£S™iS , c£A> br " 7 ' Conect,on * EeslonaI »*■»• «* 

re^S 1 ^ JLI"^. "SP""* °°- N - *• Cobbler's accounts and 
record of Investments In Nebraska farm mortgages. <*■"»«•» ■""» 

MS 62-1314 
Cornell University. Library. 

193^36 SP ° ndenCe rdatms t0 a nnio11 ^ of newspapers, 

464 Items. 
vSSg^Zffi 3 **'' CoUeCtlon * **»»* History and 

rJS^T P 2 n ? i T re 2 aUn S t0 newspaper flies In Cayuga, Chemung. 
Cortland, Schuyler, Seneca, Tioga, and TomnUns CoSesTT^ Y 

MS 62-1315 

Mnlks, Charles P 

Notebooks, to 1900. 

uJ^rStS.r*"' ° 0lleeaoa «* KeetoMl »"«, and 

porStlor ^ N - Y - ^^mes, legends, land and trans- 

MS 62-1316 

Merritt family. 

Papers, 1841-94. 
94 Items and 6 v 

Vt^gfrSSgf&Zf?*'- ° >neCUOn * Bfiglonal ^^^ ""* 

P^^S^^^My*™ aCCmmte *» Hene P°« — 

MS 62-1817 

Williams, George R 

Letters, 1887-89. 

Xln^^^^f^- ^«*«» »* Eeglona! History and 
Banker and businessman, of Ithaca, N. Y. Letter copybook. 

MS 62-1318 

Woodruff, Charles F 

1838^39* °* Charles F - and M 51161 ^ Pelton Woodruff, 
43 Items. 

v££Sr£2K?(% " hrar7, Conecao,, ■* Be810nal Histoiy "" 

MS62-1319 

Southworth family. 

Papers, 1840-93. 
41 Items. 

V^^^^f^^' O* 1 "*™ * ■*«» Htatory and 

N.? e r2aUy aDd n0t< * <m * Bany **** rf a D 1 *" 31 ' »««PkiM Co, 

MS 63-1330 



Dnnlap, William, 1766-1839. 
Diaries, 1797-1834. 

5 T. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Artist, dramatist, and historian. 

Printed In Collections of the New York Historical Society (1929- 
Sl) 

MS 62-1321 

Grnbb family. 

Papers, 1738-1861. 

45 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

-/""S ?"?"?? to *** nne *° tne Burt open which Codorus Pone 
was erected, la Hellam Township. York Co- Pa! «>™nH *-orge 

Presented by Mrs. W. S. Morris, UBS. 

MS 62-1322 

StoweH, John C I. 1817. 

Accounts, 1848-89. 
It. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (54N) ^^ ^ 

Businessman, of Ithaca, N. Y. Cattle trade and miscellaneous 
accounts. 

MS 62-1323 

Robertson family. 

Correspondence, 1820-1907. 
202 Items. 

Un^er^r^W*"* C ° BeCUOn ** B, * 0nal ^^ "* 

mi£SS? K "I2S!SL ,tf aWashlngton Co, N. Y. family, many of whom 

SS22.^r a A« X1 ? lette ™ were wzMa "*"» oSoT Missouri 
Minnesota, and California, and from Orleans and Oswego Comae* 

MS 62-1324 

Allen (H. S.) Company, Chippewa FdOs, Wis 
Records, 1836-90. 

v&J£5Z2*2fi$ Ubnuy - CoVaMm of Beg,on,a Hlstoi y — 

Lomhertng and mlscellaoeons accounts. 

MS 62-1326 

Treat family. 

Papers of the Treat aad Brees families, 1826-1917 
157 Items and 2 v -i ">™-«ii. 

t^^rc^o?)"*" 7 ' C ° UeeH0B <* B-Wntotory and 
Correspondence and accounts from Breesport, Chemung Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1326 

Tattle, David. 

Papers, 1852-81. 
593 Items. 

v££S1L3£S1S» 0mT ' ConecUo,, " **">**">"' — 

Letters and store accounts from Watklns Glen, Schuyler Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1327 

Magee, John, 1794-1868. 

Correspondence, 1821-50. 
76 items. 

Sheriff of Steuben Co, U. S. Bepresentatlve from New York. 
correspmden^e? 1 ""' raUroad Dron,0 *«- Political and business 

MS 62-1328 

KeDog, William T 

Business records, 1889-1917. 

Un.^eStyl'rS'fveB'T^r™' 7, C °" eCt!0n " *»"" ^^ ^ 
C( Dry goods and stationery inventories from West Danby, Tompkins 

MS 62-1329 



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Kinney, Worthy B 

Papers, 1879-1928. 

183 Items. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (30) 

Letters, addresses, and diary of the principal of Union Schools at 
Cuba, Allegany Co., and Lyons, 'Wayne Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1330 



Lamont, Daniel Scott, 1851-1905. 

Correspondence, 1860-87. 

990 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (18) 

Financier, private secretary to Grover Cleveland, and U. S. Secre- 
tary of 'War. Letters (mainly 1876-83) to Lamont relating to New 
York State politics. Correspondents lnclo.de D. G. Griffin, D. O'Brien, 
and D. WUlers, Jr. 

MS 62-1331 



Loomis, Charles A 

Correspondence, 1806-98. 

389 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (222C) 

lawyer of Yates Co, N. Y, Columbus, Ohio, and St Clair, Mich. 
The collection is related to the library's collection of McCall family 
papers. 

MS 62-1332 



Davenport, Amos H 

Accounts, 1830-72. 

li. ■■■■■■ 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (39A) 

Blacksmith, saddlery, and general accounts of a resident of Ithaca, 
N.Y. 

MS 62-1333 

Dean, H B 

Accounts, 1827-190L 

8v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (39A) 

Farm and general store accounts of a resident of Ludlowvllle, 
Tompkins Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1334 

Tolbert family. 

Accounts, 1847-87. 
8T Items and 2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (102) 

Farm and general store accounts from Savons, Steuben Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1880 



EDas family. 

Papers, 1809-98. 



In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History" and 
University Archives (222D) 

Correspondence and accounts of a family with representatives and 
interests In Steuben and Brie Counties, N. xT 

MS 62-1336 

Ferris, Joshua. 

Correspondence, 1831-47. 
1 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (54QG) 

Letter copybook of a resident of Ithaca, N. Y. 

MS 62-1337 

Ford family. 

Accounts, 1800-1931. 

14 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (210) 

Farming and produce business accounts from lima, Livingston Co, 
N. Y. 

MS 62-1338 



Frost family. 

Correspondence, 1889-1917. 
51 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (2S8) 

Letters of a family living in Watkins Glen, Schuyler Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1339 



Gardner, Joseph L 

Papers, 1872-78. 

lv. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives ( 36A) 

Farm accounts and veterinarian's remedies of a resident of Smyrna, 
Chenango Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1340 



Ganntlett, John C 

Business records, 1843-1928. 
503 items and 7 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (150C) 

Real estate and other business correspondence and documents from 

Ittaca ' NY - MS 62-1341 



Guinnip, George B 

Papers, 1815-96. 

1283 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (192) 

Grocery store accounts and transportation data of a resident of 
Watkins Glen, Schuyler Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1342 



Bight, Mary A 

Diaries, 1876-83. 

4 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (242) 

Diaries dated 1876, 1878, 1879, and 1883, of a resident of Bradford, 
Steuben Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-1343 



Ithaca and Owego Turnpike Company. 

Records, 1808-36. 
238 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (54C) 

Toll books, construction contracts, and stock certificates. 

MS 62-1344 



Bostwick family. 

Papers, 1802-96. 

213 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (73) 

Land, business, and genealogical papers of the Bostwick and Cole 
families of Yates and Ontario Counties, N. Y. 

MS 62-1345 



Bradley, Zera. 

Papers, 1848-82. 

2v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (80) 

Farm and personal accounts, and a pensions record book kept by a 
resident of Bath, N. Y. 

MS 62-1346 

Close family. 

Papers, 1808-68. 
47 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (237) 

Letters and accounts of a family from Genoa, Cayuga Co, 24. Y. 

MS 62-1347 



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Coon family. 

Correspondence, 1871-1898 
193 items. 

Correspondence of a family from Burdett, Schuyler Co., N. T. 

MS 62-1348 

Bellinger family. 

Papers, 1781-1911. 
137 items and 5 v 

Universal tSSXTfeF*"*' ™*° i ™ « ^^ Hlst ^ «* 

aZj^TLtaMb. 0ther P * PerS "***"* to land sales <« « Herkimer 

MS 62-1349 

Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Pennsylvania. 
Schuyler Post, No. 51, Philadelphia. 

Records, 1874-1931. 

1350 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Hecordsroing back to the post's establishment in 1874. Includes 
the constitution, list of members, minutes, dues ledgers and other 
flnanclai records, correspondence, quartermasters' monthly reports, 
flies of general orders of the G. A. B. and of the Department of Fenn- 
eylvanliL, and records of allied organizations such as the Schuyler 
S™ 1 !. .°- 2 ' f 0118 0( Veterans, and the attached Ladies' Aide: the 
Grand Army Association of Philadelphia and vicinity: and the <aa- 

bythe^ost °* N °' H ' * ciTUlan 8ronp wWch '«** encouraged 

Presented by Maxwell Whltemnn, 1961. 

MS 62-1350 

Day f amfly. 

Papers, 1839-93. 

56 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Correspondence and diaries. Includes letters -of members of the 
SffH^'iL."? , ""fra'" 1 to ohi o, Illinois, and Indiana, written to 
relatives remaining in Avon, Me., describing the conditions In their 
new homes; Civil War letters of members of the family; letters from 

^and^ptiSntVartinK^ 17 ^^ "" *™« " *"- 

MS 62-1351 

Dennett, William S 

Correspondence, 1861-65. 

42 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (1255 1358) 

Wastorton ^T 5 ? 1 , *° ^r*" ana otBers ' °y Fe «eral officers in 
™«S? ^ Virginia, together with Dennett's Chronological 
SSSS 7^ 0t V**? * events during service in-the WaToftheKe- 
benion. Correspondents Include George B. Elmore, Jod IE GavlorA 

gtaSrai.lM^P^™ 501 * °' "" ^^ UDlTerelty * Vlr - 
Purchase, 1941-42. 

MS 62-1352 

Seward, Samuel Swezy, 1768-1849 
Letters, 1818-22. 
44 Items. 

In New York Historical Society collections 
Physician, lawyer, and educator, of Florida, Orange Co. N. T. 

MS 62-1353 

Breen Stone and Marble Company, Kasota, Minn. 

Letters, 1917-19. 

2 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 
^.Z^" press books * lTin S Information on the bidding for and 
execution of contracts to supply stone for homes, churches? court 
S^f?5 S^ift Pen'ten^nes, and other buildings. Although a great 
ftsalof the business was done In Minnesota, thecomoany alio secured 

h^^J^J^L^ "^- "" d Canada - Among the Minnesota' 
buildings for which the company supplied stone were the William J 
SJSFJ^Sf i" .?«*est«. the Minnesota Historical SodetytaSt 
"?Uuid the Laird, Norton Co. office In Winona. 

Descriptive Inventory In the repository. 

Anonymous gift, 1957. 

MS 62-1354 



Philadelphia. Mayor's Committee for the 1948 Republican 
National Convention. Auxiliary Bousing Division. 

Records, 1948. 

700 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence and other papers of Frank C. P. McGlinn, chair- 
man of the division, including letters concerning the arrangements 
made to house visitors to the convention. 

Presented by the Free Library of Philadelphia. 

MS 62-1355 

Age Center of New England. 

Records, 1956- 
lbox. 

» n J! a ? c,me CoUese "on"?. Women's Archives (B-181 

MS 62-1356 



Pratt, Marietta (Harkness) 

Scrapbooks, 1921-25. 

2 v. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-1051 
tJ£?$!Z£* of J^ F™"' 8 titles, and of the Atlantic Cry 
5w2J2 ?v, "TS* ba! ! aar - Dec. 1-9, 1822, in which the League 
of Women Voters of Massachusetts participated. ^^*^ 

MS 62-1357 

Birth Control League of Massachusetts. 

Records, 1916-34. 

lbox. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (B-20) 

Correspondence and other papers concerning the legal difficulties of 
tte league. Correspondents include Blanche Ames. Antoinette F 
Konikow. and Margaret Higgins Sanger. -wvumx x. 

MS 62-1358 

Alger, Abby Langdon, 6. 1850. 

Papers, 1889-97. 

2 v. and 6 folders. 

In Badeliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-103) 
««.- f -"J -.™* AJ * er ^ "allans of St Joseph's Mission, and 
Ft^*^°.h £?***'' ^P "^ reviewing her^analaflonTfrcin 
£^?5 5 nd ,S erman 'J md "Bering her activities in introducing^ 
Boston the Chinese theater, the Japanese dance and tea^KremW 
SdttendT ptay ^^ Italian puppets; andp^^MTsslSger 

Acflulred, 1867. 

MS 62-1359 



Welles, Gideon, 1802-1878. 

Papers, 1820-78. 

2 ft. (ca. 1500 items) 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Journalist, postmaster of Hartford, ContL, Connecticut State legis- 
lator, and U. S. Secretary of the Navy. Letters, letter books, and" 
articles by Welles, relating to all phases of his career. Includes many 
drafts of his letters and articles, most of which were written in the 
1840's and 1850's, and 3 letter books containing copies of letters writ- 
ten from Mar. 8, 1861 to June 21, 1862, as Secretary of the Navy. 
Correspondents include Francis Preston Blair, Montgomery Blair, 
William Alfred Buckingham, and Silas Wright A letter from Welles 
to Abraham Lincoln, and Lincoln's reply (1864) concern Welles' 
recommendation of Joseph E. Hawley's promotion to Brigadier Gen- 
eral. 



Card catalog In the repository. 
Gift of Edgar T. Welles, 1901. 



MS 62-1360 



Ottesen, Jakob AaH, 1825-1904. 

Letters. 1860-02. 

ca. 580 items. 

In Lutber College Library (Decorah, Iowa) 

Lutheran pastor In Wisconsin and Iowa. Letters to Laur Larsen. 
first president of Luther College. Material is related to the library's 
Larsen collection. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Karen Larsen, 1981 *•■■■■ 

MS 62-1361 



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Medina-Ascensio, Luis, 1913- collector. 

Mexican Jesuit and other ecclesiastical college papers, 
1870-1U51. 

1 v.. 10 folders, and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In Montezuma Seminary library. 

Transcripts and microfilm copy (negative) 

Papers and photos, concerning the history of Ysleta College, Semi- 
nario de Guadalajara, Colegio de San Juan Nepomuceno, and others. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposited by the Rev. Medina-Ascensio, 1658. 

MS 62-1382 



Price, Joseph M 1870-1949. 

Papers. 1909-43. 

258items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence with contemporary political figures, records of the 
New York City Fusion Committee of 1909, and scrapbooks of clippings 
relating to the Fusion movements (1909-83). Correspondents Include 
Benjamin Cardozo, John Purroy Mltchel, Theodore Roosevelt, Martin 
Saxe, and Henry L. Stimson. 

MS 62-1363 



Columbia University. Libraries. 

Russian and East European archive, 18th cent.- 

ea. 500 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Material relating to such subjects as the history of the House of 
Romanov, the zemstvo movement, the liberal and revolutionary move- 
ments of 1860-98, the development of manufacturing and banking, the 
Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05, the liberal and constitutional move- 
ment from 1902-17, the revolutionary movement from 1898-1917, the 
military and political history of Russia In World War r, the political, 
literary and philosophical activities of the Russian exiles after 1920, 
and the impact of World War n on the Soviet Union. Includes the 
unpublished studies and memoirs assembled by the Research Program 
on the TJ. S. S. R (East European Fund, Inc.), 1951-55, and the Re- 
search Program on the History of the Communist Party of the Soviet 
Union. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

MS 62-1364 



Todd, John, 1818-1894. 

Papers. 

5 Items and 2 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Congregational minister and abolitionist. Correspondence and 
other papers, Including some material on John Brown. Persons men- 
tioned include Nathaniel Bradley Baker, John F, Cook, Mr. Hazaos, 
Joseph Smith, and Aaron Stevens. 

Gilt of Mr. Todd. 

MS 62-1365 



San Francisco. Panama-Pacific International Exposition, 

1915. 

Records of Iowa's participation, 1914-17. 

3 items and 3 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, lists, certificates, and other papers. 

MS 62-1366 



Philadelphia Drug Exchange. 

Records, 1861-1957. 

11 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Minutes, roll of officers and. members, and printed circulars and 
annual reports, of an organization formed In 1861 to promote the 
interests of the drug trade In Philadelphia. 

Presented by the Exchange. 

MS 62-1367 

Infant School Society of Philadelphia. 

Records, 1827-1940. 

5v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Minutes (1827-99, 1906-40) and treasurer's account book (1827-91) 

Presented by Walter Biddle Saul, 1960. 

MS 62-1368 



Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association. 

Records, 1862-1922. 
11 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Scrapbooks, containing letters, reports, minutes, clippings, pro- 
grams, and other material collected for a history of the Association. 
Presented by Mrs. C. R Blackwall. 1923. 



MS 62-1369 



Wanamaker, John, 1838-1922, collector. 

Autojrmph album, 1779-1892. 

lv. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Over 125 autograph letters and documents, together with about the 
same number of engravings. The autographs are mainly those of 
19th cent literary, political, and military figures. Persons represented 
Include Thomas Bailey Aldrich, William Bainbrtdge, John Cabell 
Breckinridge, John Catron, Tunis A. M. Craven, Millard Fillmore, 
John B. Floyd, David M. Gregg, Edward Hand, Ambrose Powell BUL 
Henry Lee, Rubens Peale, Albert Pike, Raphael Semmes, Gideon Welles, 
and John Greeuleaf Whlttler. 

Presented by the Wanamaker store. 

MS62-1370 



McCluer, Franc L 

Missonri Constitutional Convention papers, 1943-44. 

150fuluers. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

College president Correspondence and papers of a delegate from 
the 10th Senatorial District to the Missouri State Constitutional Con- 
vention of 1943-44, relating mostly to the work of the Committee on 
State Finance (except taxation) of which McCluer was chairman, 
and to the Committees on Education, Public Health, Public Welfare, 
and others on which he served. 

Deposited by Mr. McCluer. 

MS 62-1371 



Pendleton, William Nelson, 1809-1883. 

Papers, 1861-62. 

174 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Confederate officer and Episcopal minister. Correspondence, tele- 
grams, commissions, lists of ordnance, orders, requests, and contracts 
for supplies, list of quartermaster's stores, and officers' reports. Cor- 
respondents include R. H. Chilton, Jubal A. Early, J. Gorgas, Wade 
Hampton, Joseph E. Johnston, Robert E. Lee, J. Letcher, and L P. 
Walker. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1940-52. 

MS 62-1372 



Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth, 1746-1825. 

Papers, 1746-1860. 

1118 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Revolutionary soldier, statesman, and diplomat Correspondence, 
bills, receipts, and other papers. Correspondents Include Alexander 
Garden, Charles Pinckney, Benjamin Stead, and Petit de Tillers. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1951-58. 

MS 62-1373 



Davidson Comity (N. C.) Fanners' Alliance. Bethany Siib- 

AUiancc No. 601. 

Records, 1882-96. 

484 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, minute book, account books, roll book, circulars, 
broadsides, catalogs, and other items, kept by John R Osborne as 
secretary of the Bethany, N. C, Sub-Alliance No. 601 of the Davidson 
County Farmers' Alliance. The material pertains to the activities of 
the Sub-Alliance and Includes correspondence with the state Farmers" 
Alliance and with other local Alliances. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1941. 

MS 62-1374 



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Minnesota Society of Neurology and Psychiatry. 

Records, 1909-41. 

It. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Minutes, constitution, bylaws, accounts, and obituaries of deceased 
members of the Minnesota Society of Neurology and Psychiatry 
(1932-41) and of its predecessor organization the Minnesota Neuro- 
logical Society (1909-32) 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the Society, 1B8L 

MS 62-1373 



Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Map collection, 1500-1961. 

SOOOitems. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Arts.) 

Maps of, or relating to mining areas, military poets and reserva- 
tions, missions, forest reserves, national parks, counties and cities, 
Spanish possessions, Indian reservations, the Mexican period, and 
land grants. Includes topographical maps, and plan views and sec- 
tions of military posts. 

MS 62-1376 

Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910. 
Tauber and Underbill collections, 
ca. 2000 items. 

In Mart Twain Birthplace Memorial Shrine (Florida, Ma) 
In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Author and speaker. First editions of Clemens' books- related 
correspondence of Clemens, his family, and his associates : and other 
papers. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 
Information on literary rights available In the repository. 
Deposited by Bumey L. and Frances M. Fishback. 

MS 62-1377 

Mark Twain Park Association. 

Manuscript collection. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Mark Twain Birthplace Memorial Shrine (Florida, Mo.) 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Writings by Twain's family and friends, photos., and memorabilia. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Deposited by the Association. 

MS 62-1378 

Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910. 

The adventures of Tom Sawyer papers, 1875-87. 

2ft 

In Mark Twain Birthplace Memorial Shrine (Florida, Mo.) 

Author and speaker. Manuscript by a professional copyist of The 
adventures of Tom Sawyer, with 15 holograph pages and many notes 
by Clemens, and a few notes and corrections by William Dean How- 
ells; correspondence (8 items) of Clemens and Moncure D. Conway 
concerning the book; the contract with Chatto and Wlndus of Lon- 
don for publishing It; and a statement of royalties, 1877-87, for 
Clemens' works published by Chatto and Wlndus. 

Described in The Twainlan, v. 9, no. 4 (July-Ang. 1850) p. 1-2. 
The manuscript of Tom Sawyer Is also described in Bernard De 
Voto s Mark Twain at work (1942) p. 10-18. 

Index in the repository. 

Purchased from Frank Glenn. 1946. 

MS 62-1379 

Chicago Historical Society. Library. 

Mormon collections, 1832-97. 

ca. 160 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, clippings, a diary (1856) of Twiss Bermingham, 
and other papers, relating to Joseph Smith and the Mormons, mostly 
In Illinois In the lSMTa. Includes material on the Mormon wars, the 
evacuation of Nauvoo, the murder of Joseph and Hyrnm Smith, al- 
leged depredations by Mormons, their polygamy, the conduct of anU- 
Mormons, the Nauvoo expositor, Sydney Rigdon's speech in Meadvllle 
In 1836, and Mormons in Salt Lake City. Correspondents Include 
Henry Asbury, Emma Smith Bldamon, H. G. Cutter, Jaines Fenner, 
Bobert Foster, Nathaniel Grant, Thomas Gregg, F. M. Hlgbee, Orson 
Pratt, John Priekett, Joseph Smith m, James J. Strang, Samuel O. 
Williams, and Brigham Young. The material is related to the li- 
brary's Hardin and Brayman collections. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 
^Acquired from Henry Asbury, A. B. Deming, Charles F. Gunther, 
Otto L. Schmidt, and others. 

MS 62-1380 



Baldwin-Liraa-Hamilton Corporation. 

Records, 1854-1925. 

19 Items. 

Id Stanford University Library. 

Ledgers, drawings, and locomotive specifications and data. The 
ledgers cover locomotive patterns, engine specifications, boilers, and 
patent royalties. The drawings include current and prospective loco- 
motives for the company. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of E. Morton Grosser. 

MS 62-1381 

Wyndham, Henry Penruddocke, 1736-1819. 
Journals, 1758-67. 
9v. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library. 
English topographer. Journals of Wyndham's travels in Scotland. 
England, France, Italy, Sicily, Switzerland and Germany 
Purchase, 1850. '" 

MS 62-1382 

American Field Service. 

Records, 1917-19. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

letters, a short history of the organization, various lists (of donors 
of ambntaDces, men serving, etc), clippings, and pamphlets. Con- 
cerns the financial status of the organization, the morale of those in 
service, particularly of those who wished to leave it for more active 
military duty, and the cooperation with the Military Training Camus. 
Correspondents include A. Piatt Andrew, Chauncey McCormlcfc! 
Charles B. Pike, and Henry D. Sleeper. 

Gift of Charles B. Pike. 

MS 62-1383 

Maugham, William Somerset, 1874- 

Papers, 1921-58. 

600 items. 

In Stanford University Library; 

English author. Letters from Maugham to Bertram E. AlansOn 
Investment broker and president of the San Francisco Stock Exchange! 
relating to Maugham's financial interests; personal letters to Alanson 
from Maugham s friends and relatives ; miscellaneous newspaper clip- 
pings concerning Alanson and Maugham ; and photos. Correspondents 
include Klaus Jonas, Sir Gerald Kelly, Robin Maugham. »i«r Searle. 
and Arthur and Ellen Wilson. e— — ■ -*— otavrre, 

Access restricted. 

Gift of Bertram E. Alanson, 1960. 

MS 62-1384 

Spring Garden Soap Society, Philadelphia. 

Records, 1852-1929. 

800 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Minute books (1S32-5M), register of applicants for assistance, reg- 
ister of members of the society, receipt book of donations (1898-1916), 
coal orders (1891-1903), a volume entitled Ladies' register, 1861; bills, 
receipts, rough drafts of minutes, and a few communications 

Presented by the society. 

MS 62-1385 

Page, Robert Newton, 1859-1933. 

Papers, 1892-1930. 

3541 items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Bank president and U. S. Representative from North Carolina 
Correspondence, clippings and other papers (largely 1916-20) relating 
chiefly to Page's resignation from Congress and his gubernatorial 
campaign (1920). Includes information on Page's congressional 
career. Correspondents include Claude Kitchtn, Angus Wilton Mc- 
Lean, and Charles Manly Stedman. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1952. 

MS 62-1386 

O'Shaaghnessy, Arthur William Edgar, 1844-1881. 
Papers. 1859-81. 
172 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

British poet. Correspondence, poems, and other papers mostly re- 
lating to O'Shaughnessy's literary career. Includes corrected tran 
scripts from his poem. An epic of women- 
Card index in the library. 
Acquired, 195L 

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Clothier family. 

Correspondence, 1895-1909. 

41 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Replies to invitations, together with a few letters of thanks, ap- 
parently saved for their autograph value. Correspondents include 
Robert Jones Burdette, ' George Dewey, Horace Howard Furness, 
Howard Malcolm Jenkins, Arnold Henry Savage Landor, William 
McKinley, Silas Weir Mitchell, Dwight Lyman Moody, Robert Emory 
Pattison, Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker, Archbishop Patrick John 
Ryan, Charles Emory Smith, John Lawson Stoddard, Oscar Solomon 
Straus, and Floyd William Tompkins. 

Presented by Marion Clothier. 

MS 62-1388 

Philadelphia. Declaration of Independence Celebration, 

1951. 

Records, 1051. 

ca. 1750 iteniM. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Papers accumulated during the period in which preparations were 
being made for the celebration, and papers associated with the cele- 
bration. Includes letters from Harry S. Truman, Alban W. Barkley, 
John S. Fine, Bernard Samuel, Adlai E. Stevenson, Harold E. Stassen, 
Cardinal Spellman, a few Congressmen, professional and financial men 
of Phildelphia such as Judge Edwin O. Lewis and Albert M. Green- 
field, and the heads or representatives of a few business houses of 
Philadelphia. 

Presented by Thomas V. Labrun. I960. 

MS 62-1389 
Colombia University. Libraries. 

Authors' manuscripts collection. 

ca. 75 boxes. 

In Columbia Universities Libraries. 

MSS. of books and short stories written and published by various 
contemporary authors, many with Columbia University connections. 
Authors represented include Adriaan Barnouw, James W. Bellah, 
John Bock, Elizabeth Coatsworth, Padraic Colum, George Danger- 
field, Irwin Edmau, Joseph Freeman, Eric F. Goldman, Hiram Haydn, 
Henry Beetle Hough, Elizabeth Metzger Howard, Helen Hull, Alfred 
Kazin, Joseph Wood Krutch, Vernon Loggias, Albert Maltz, Henrietta 
Mason, Robert Holloy, Emery Neft, William Oberkircher, William 
Owens, Lotus Paul, Henry M. Robinson, Mabel L. Robinson, Helen 
H. Smith, Anne B. Tufts, Grace Faulkner Ward, Raymond Wearer, 
William L. Westermann, and Stark Young. 

Gifts of the authors represented in the collection. 

MS 62-1390 

Bergholtz, Herman. 

Papers, 1931-35. 

ca. 1550 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of n* gi«""T History n ™<* 
University Archives (10) 

Mayor of Ithaca, N. Y. Papers reflecting Bergholtz's interest in 
real estate and amusement park development. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

MS 62-1391 

Bioodgood family. 

Papers, 1823-66. 

88 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (65A) 

Correspondence and documents of Francis A* Simeon DeWltt and 
Francis Bioodgood, concerning canal and railroad Interests In the 
southern tier of New York. 

MS 62-1392 
Bnrritt, EUnn, 1810-1879. 
Papers, 1839-78. 
ca. 4 ft (ca. 77 Items) 
In New Britain (Conn.) Public Library. 

linguist and reformer. Correspondence, journals (21 v., 1841-69), 
and writings on a variety of subjects. 
Card index in the library. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of Anna Strickland, ca. 1900. 

MS 62-1393 

Monk, Marie. 

Papers, 1918-50. 

l box. 

In Radcllffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-Sl) 

German lawyer who emigrated to the United States in 1934, 
Autobiography, MS. of The elements of love and marriage (I960), 
and scrapbooks, concerning the rights and legal status of women In 
Germany, and experiences in World War L 

Unpublished inventory in the library. 

MS 62-1394 



White City Construction Company, Chicago. 

Records, 1905-12. 

ca. 720 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Business correspondence, bills, and receipts. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchased from the Active Book Stores, Chicago, 1857. 

MS 62-1395 



Ebert, Carl Friedrich Wilhelm, 1840-1928. 

Papers, 4892-1907. 

ca. 120 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts. 

Lutheran clergyman. Correspondence, recommendations, and com- 
ments, centered around a breach of promise charge against Ebert's 
son. Persons involved Include the son and his former flanrrfft^ the 
faculty of Concordia Theological Seminary, St Louis, and officers of 
the Wisconsin Synod. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

Gift 

MS 62-1396 



Adams, David, 1798-1874. 

Papers, 1809-67. 

ca. 160 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Fur trader. Correspondence of Adams and his wife, Elizabeth, 
real estate papers, household accounts, and a contract with Benjamin 
L. E. Bonneville for service on the expedition to the Rocky Mountains 
inl832. 

Gift 

MS 62-1397 

Chase, Wilfrid Earl 
Papers, 1929-36. 

2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Author. Poems, essays, proverbs, and other writings of Chase, a 
resident of Madison, Wis. 

MS 62-1398 

Clark, Darwin, 1812-1899. 

Business records, 1866-91. 
5 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Furniture dealer, of Madison, Wis. Invoices of shipments of 
furniture, and daily records of goods sold (1874-83) 

MS 62-1399 

Cogswell, William C 

Diaries, 1884-98. 

8v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Copyist of abstracts, of Milwaukee, The diaries, incomplete and 
overlapping, record In detail Cogswell's daily thoughts, conversations, 
and activities. 

MS 62-1400 

U. S. National Mediation Board. 

Records, 1954-57. 

5 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Transcripts of hearings of cases before the Board. Organizations 
represented include American Airlines, inc., Brotherhood of Carmen, 
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Railway and 
Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employees, 
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, Chicago and North Western Railway, 
Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul & Pacific Railroad, Chicago Union 
Station Co., Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad, Hawaiian 
Airlines LtdL, Houston Belt and Terminal Railroad, Illinois Central 
Railroad, International Air Line Pilots Association, Kansas City 
Southern Railway, Louisville and Nashville Railway, New York Cen- 
tral Railroad Co., Norfolk and Western Railway, Order of Railroad 
Telegraphers, Railway Express Agency, Rock Island-Frisco Termi- 
nal Railway, St Louis and San Francisco Railroad, Telegraphers 
Organization, Transport Workers Union of America, Union Pacific 
Railroad, and United Airlines, inc. 

Described in Guide to the records. Labor Management Documenta- 
tion Center, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Rela- 
tions (1980) 

In part, gift of David L. Cole. 

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Cornell University. New York State School of Industrial 
ana Labor Relations. 

Records of ad hoc arbitrators, 1946-52 
16 v. and ca. 9 boxes. 

eoltecttoul T ° rk State S<ai001 ° £ Indns trial and Labor Relations 

hea^too??in'rii^^ ES, i , .? C ! eding '' Md other «"ms of cases 
ES^Jir i.~,S dl , vlda&1 arbitrators, involving disputes over wa*e 

SS^ifT 1 * pUBS - nations, folldSl ana worS 

and aSSranh^^m'S ^vff ** m<flDde ^ Teuton! 
ana .Telegraph Co, American Union of Telephone Workers m~»T 
tagdale BroUjers, Capital Airlines, inc. (Sole Steel £>' l*££~t 
Edison Co, Distributive Processing and Office Workers Si'oT^ 
bel Brothers, International Association of Machfniste R. H^ M^ 
Co., Oopenhelm Collins & Co.. Stem Brothe " Ceo^fwntg: 

Irirts from various sources. 

MS 62-1402 



Moravian Church. 

Records of individual Moravian congregations, 1735-1959. 

In Moravian Archives (Bethlehem Pa.) 

boote1 ^( tfSS tS »l,^!? e, !' 'SS^/'"""' and some fiscal record 
SeSi „lt &m* m '" i ? b00ks °* organizations within the con- 
gregations, including a few schools. Larger collection. «„*, 
records from New Sork City (8 conUwSS o^ slootoSf 
Bettlehem Sonth Side, Lancaster, I^ano^rpMIaddphu, (TcXrV 
fahons). Beading, and Schoeneck in Pennsylvania- and w.tenSST 
Wis. Smaller coUecUons include record? torn NSvpor^ Z tTSS 
den Valley and Sichem in New York State- IX Md^ArSr£ 
Creek, in New Jersey; Canadensis, Bethei ^"n thfsTata^) °i£nega! 
(in Lancaster Co. , Frederickstown, Germantown; Heidelberg M^S 
gie, Oley, and Tulpehocken in PeDisyTanlaT^nnah^rlT 
Gracebam, Mo.; Hope, Ind.; Olney, I1L; GracehUL Blairstown. Har! 

Trf' Thf^ ^ d VX m - ta Iowa = ^^^ KsnTSa^os^ 
N.D The majority of the records is la German. Material is delated 
to the reposltory-s collection of records of the Provincial EMeS 
Conference of the Northern Province. provincial JWders 

-Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the reoositorv 
formation on literary rights available to the rWltoS! t °^ 



MS 62-1403 



Vance, James Isaac, 1862-1939. 

Papers, 1899-1941. 

ca. 3 ft (600 items and 4 v.) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Presbyterian minister and author. Correspondence and other writ- 
ings, and scrapbooks composed of newspaper dippings, programs, 
notices, and other Items relating to the history of the First Presb£ 
terian Church, Nashville, and the career of Vance as Its pastor. In- 
cludes a small scrapbook covering Vance's services at the Princess 
Theatre In 1926. Correspondents Include Sue H. Adams George H. 
Armistead, St., Bobert B. Bablngton, Boger W. Babson,' Thomas C. 
Barr, James W. Barton, Robert F. Buntlin, Joseph W. Byrns, James E. 
Caldwell Bogers Caldwell, E. B. Cayee, W. G. Colmery, a7l. Carrie. 
George H. Denny, John H. DeWitt, J. M. Dickinson, Charles E. DlehL 
Beverly Donglas, Spright Dowell, Will Allen Dromgoole, Henry W. 
DuBose Robert Ewing Joel B. Fort, Harry Emerson Fosdick, Hallum 
w. Goodloe, Costen J. Harrell, Henry H. Horton, Cordell Hun. Leland 
TmPS ^',w ens ^ oh , ns ??^- °- tester, Lee Loventhal, J. M/Maxon, 
Hill McAhster. jr. McCain, J. W. McClung, Charles S. Macfadano, 
Duncan McKay, Murdoch MacLeod, John b! McLure, JiBesEMS 
£^?, y ' J » h ° Trotwood Moore, W. W. Moore, M. R. Patterson, George 

w££ W - J/, PoweU ' *" a Eoberte - G ^ Smith, JameTsprant 
Wilbur F. THlett, Charles C. Trabue, C. B. WaUaceTBooker T. Wash- 
ington, and Woodrow Wilson. "«™- 

Unpubllshed register in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Boy C. Avery. 

MS 62-1404 

Hayes, Manliffe. 

Papers, 1851-1912. 

7 V. :.:.... 

In West Virginia University Library (72) 

Six private account books of A. and Manliffe Hayes, and a Morgan- 
town municipal court docket (1873-82) 
Gift of Charles E. La wall, 1940. 

MS 62-1405 



Evangelical Lutheran Muusterium of Pennsylvania and 
Adjacent States. 

Records, ca. 1729- 
ca. 90 ft 

In Lutheran Theological Seminary Library (Philadelphia) 
In part, microfilm. 

Official correspondence (1749-53) ; President's correspondence with 
conferences (1923-43) ; constitutions; minutes in German (1781-1901) 
and in English (1862-1913) ; records and histories of individual con- 
gregations and biographies of pastors ; and records of the Secretary of 
Benevolence, the Treasurer, Examining Committee, Jubilee Commit- 
tee, Centennial Committee, Lutheran Historical Academy, Society for 
Lutheran Church History In America, Executive Board, District con- 
ferences, Philadelphia City Missions, Brotherhood, Lather League, 
Women's Missionary Society, Belsepredlger-Gesellschaft von Pennsyl- 
vania, Lutheran Women's League, Board of Home Missions, Joint 
Committee for the Christian Approach to the Jewish People Board 
of Christian Education, Board of Inner Missions, Mary J.'Drexel 
Home and Philadelphia Motherhouse of Deaconesses, Committee of 
Conference Presidents, Stewardship Committee, Finance Committee, 
Committee on Publication, Pastors' Salary Committee, and the Com- 
mittee on Intersynodlcal Relations. Includes a Questionnaire on 
church records. 

Catalog In the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-1406 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Literary manuscripts and related materials, 1688-1950. 
ca. 223 items, ca. ISO v., 8 boxes, 1 package, and 1 folder. 
In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 
Book-length manuscripts and shorter Items dealing primarily with 
history, autobiography and biography; with poetry, essays memoirs, 
music and addresses ; and, to a lesser extent with drama, sermons, 
lectures, treatises, and memorials. A small amount of the material Is 
In French or German. The bulk of the Items is from the mld-18ta and 
the lath centuries. Authors are John Jasper Allen, Edward Antffl - 
George Washington Barton, George de Bennevllle, George F Besses! 
Peter G. Bertolet, Ann G. Boker, Eliza Boiler, Edward H.' Bonsan; 
Deborah Borton, Hugh Brackenridge, Samuel Breck, Brin Car Co' 
David Paul Brown, Charles N. Buck, Mary Bundect, "William i£ 
Bunting, Thomas Butler; A. H Cassel, Joseph Saunders Coates, C. a 
Coleman, James Fenlmore Cooper, Henry Hamilton Cox, Bobert D 
Coxe, James Curtis; George M Dallas. M. Darain, Charles H Davis 
(?), W. A. Newman Dorland, Henry S. Dotterer, William Duane, 
Samuel W. Duffield ; Chrlstoph Daniel Ebeling, Charles H A. Esllng, 
Lewis Evans, Edward Everett; George W. Fahnestock, James Fennell, 
Elizabeth Graeme Fergusson, Thomas FltzGerald, John C FonDcrod, 
Daniel M Fox, Benjamin Franklin, Philip Freneau ; Thomas Gilpin, 
Peter A. Grotjan ; A. Oakey Hall, John Ellhn Hall, Lewis R. Harley, 
George L Harrison, William Hayley, John Herbst Joseph Hopkln- 
son, William M Hunter ; Caroline H Jackson, Joseph F. A, Jackson, 
Samuel M. Janney, Francis Jennings, Horatio Gates Jones, Horatio 
Gates Jones, Jr., Thomas Jones; Johannes Kelpins, Duncan Elng, 
Burton Alva Konkle, M. Kunze ; Albert Edmund Lancaster, Joachim 
Langtus, John Laurens, Edgar M. Levy. Emma Lewis, Sarah D 
Lowrie; William MeCarter, Malcolm McEven; William G. Mniin, 
William Man, John Hill Martin, John Martin, John Menzies, Cyrus 
L. Meniam, E. Miles; William Houston Patterson, John Howard 
Payne, Cromwell Pearce, Granville Penn, Isaac A. Pennypacker, 
Joseph Pilmore ; David Bamsax George Collier Bemey, Mary Josei 
phlne Mason Bemey, Nicholas Gomez de Bequena, Abraham Bitter 
Jacob Bitter, Jr., Jonathan Roberts, William Botch; Charles Alexl 
ander Schetky, Frank H Schneli, Walter Qulhcy Scott, John V. Sears, 
John Sheffield (Duke of Buckingham), Richard Cox Shreve, Hannah 
Logan Smith, Richard S. Smith, Samuel Smith, William Smith, Emest 
Spofford, James P. Sterrett, J. B. Sypher; Bebecca Thompson, Terence 
Tlrowen, William S. Todd, Joseph Townsend, Anna Maria Tranth- 
mann, WllUam Trent ; Florence HauptUmer; Francis Adrian van der 
Kemp; Juliet C. Walker, Bobert Wain, J. P. Brlssot de WarvUle, 
Esther Montgomery Westcott, Thompson Westcott, John Greenleaf 
Whlttler, William Wigell, Samuel C. WiDlts, James Wilson, Peregrine 
Wroth; and H Zschohke. Includes anonymous material honoring 
Mary G. Blllmeyer, H. E. Baesley, and Annie Shoemaker as well asa 
few personal accounts, notices, programs, translations, and a common- 
place book. 

Separately described In Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1949) 
Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1407 
Gilbert, Eli. 

Ledgers, 1840-59. 

It. 

In Wilton (Conn.) Historical Society collections. 

Teacher and farmer of Wilton, Conn, and Qulncy Fla. 

open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-1408 . 



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Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Notebooks, 1704-ca. 1900. 

34 v. and 8 booklets. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Motes on legal cases and Judicial opinions, notes taken "on lectures 
on medicine, notes on literary, historical and scientific subjects; 
school notebooks for arithmetic and English composition, common- 
place books, cookbooks; and notes on such diverse subjects as experi- 
ments with electricity, navigation, naval signals, the art of painting, 
calligraphy, biography, esoteric languages, and metaphysics. Com- 
pilers are Thomas Armstrong, Jr.; A. L. Bright, Edward Shippen 
Burd; Mary Ann Chandler, Samuel Coates; Joseph Ellis; a Mrs. 
Fields; Jacob GottschaU, Lizzie B. Gregg; Andrew Hamilton, S. Bell 
Harper, Joseph Hartshorne, Martin Hilda], Daniel Hooper; Joseph 
Inkson; David Jackson; Ebenezer Klnnersley; John MacPherson; 
J. Hill Martin, Thomas Mifflin; John Neagle, Frederick North; 
Bobert Patterson, William John Potts, Howell Powell ; John Bobbins, 
Sarah Roberts; Wlnthrop Sargent, Jr., Charles Sellers. Charles 
Smith ; John Vicary ; and Macre Walton. 

Separately described In Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1949) 
• Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1409 

Brown, John, 1800-1859. 

Papers, 1842-1910. 

ca. 95 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Abolitionist Correspondence, other papers, and printed matter. 
Letters by Brown, which comprise about a third of the collection, 
include letters to his sisters written shortly before his execution, 
letters concerning his activities in Kansas, a letter concerning payment 
for pikes to be used in the Negro uprising. Brown's last written 
statement before ascending the scaffold, and a note listing his 
terms for peace In Kansas. Printed matter Includes a copy of 
the Provisional constitution and ordinances for the people of the 
U. S, submitted by Brown to a convention of followers and friends 
at Chatham, Canada, May 1858, which was found In his home 
at the time of his capture, and the Bible used by Brown while 
awaiting trial Other papers include information relating to the 
estate of his father, Owen Brown; reminiscences by members of his 
family, much of it contemporary ; Annie Brown Adams' comments on 
her father, chiefly on his life at the Kennedy farm prior to Harper's 
W x ^?"J eaers of sympathy for Brown written by Frank Sanborn, 
O. G. VlUard, O. P. Anderson, and John Parr, a lecture by Sanborn 
on Brown (1857), a poem by William E. Channing entitled Burial of 
John Brown, and letters from Governors Chase, Wise, and Hicks 
concerning the trouble with Brown's forces In 1859. Material is re- 
lated to the library's Judge Blchard Parker papers. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift and purchase, partly from Frank G. Logan and Forrest Sweet 

MS 62-1410 

Robertson, James Alexander, 1873-1939. 

Papers, 1568-1939. 

1846 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Archivist and historian. Personal and professional letters and 
papas, nearly all relating to Robertson's search for source materials 
In Philippine history. Includes notes taken by Bobertson in prepara- 
tion for his works on Philippine history, MS. copies of his works 
letters concerning the early years of U. S. colonial rule In the Islands, 
letters from prominent Philippine politicians and leaders and a series 
-of letters and papers of James Alfred LeBoy, historian of Hispanic- 
American culture, concerning the Philippines. Contains Information 
on politics in the Philippines In the early 20th cent, religion In the 
islands, the administration of the Philippine Library in Manila, and 

U " . s - ^ntrol of the Philippines. Many of the letters are In Spanish 
and German. Correspondents lndnde Jose Albert, Manuel Arguelles, 
Manuel Artigas, David P. Barrows, Ferdinand Blumentritt, Herbert 
E. Bolton, Felipe G. Calderoh, Fred W. Carpenter, Charles Bansom 
Edwards, James A. LeBoy, T. H. Pardo de Tavera, William Howard 
Taft, John B. M. Taylor, Florentine Torres, Dan R. Williams, Dean 
C. Worcester, and Clem J. Zulueta. •"— ™> "*«" 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired 1940, 1950. 

MS 62-1411 

Gra^erey Bookshop, New York. 

Correspondence, ca, 1931-54. 

lbox. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence of Lorraine and Bobert Wilbur of the Gramercy 
Bookshop, with writers and literary critics, pertaining mostly to the 
purchase of books. Correspondents Include John Clardl, Leon Edel, 
Wallace Fowlle, Bobert McAlmon, Alfred H. Smith, William Carlos 
Williams, and Edmund Wilson. 

Gift of Bobert Wilbur. 

MS62-1412 



Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. IHstriots. Western. 

Records, 1855-1955. 

7 ft (ca. 10,500 Items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Minutes of Western District conventions (1855-69) ; minutes of 
meetings of the Northwest Pastoral Conference of Missouri (1901- 
19) ; minutes of meetings of the Arkansas and Tennessee Pastoral 
Conference (1882-85 and 1887-95) ; essays and proceedings from 
meetings of the Eastern Tennessee Pastors and Teachers Conference 
(1896-1900 and 1905-08) ; and flies of the Western District Mission 
Board, mainly correspondence and reports (-1926-66) relating to the 
following congregations and preaching stations: Hot Springs (First 
Lutheran Church), North Little Bock, London, Mens, Little Bock 
(Negro Missions), Okay, Busselvine, Sprlngdale, Ulm, Van Bnren, 
and Waldenburg, In Arkansas; Harriman-Deermont, Johnson City, 
Memphis, Oak Bldge, and Nashville, In Tennessee ; and Alton, Bour- 
bon, Boonville, Branson, Bunceton, Carthage, Catawlssa, Qhfle , ^ l 
Chillicothe, Cuba, De Soto, Diggtas, Ferguson, Fretstatt, Gascondate, 
Gravelton, High Bldge, Cllnton-Peabody, Holly Hills, Independence, 
Ironton, Jedburg, Jefferson Barracks, JopUn, ir»n«»« city (Calvary), 
Kingston Park, Knobnoster, Ladue, Lebanon, LUbourn, Lexington, 
Marshall, Mansfield, Mexico, Monneft, Neosho, New Haven, Odessa, 
Owensvllle, Parma, Poplar Bluff, Pine Lawn, Ramona Park, Blch- 
mond Heights, Rolls, St Genevieve, St Joseph, St Louis (Faith), St 
Louis Hills, Brentwood, Sarcoxie, Seventy-six, Sumnierneld, Stover, 
Trenton, Union, Valley Park, Verona, and Warrensburg, In Missouri. 

Correspondents Include A. Behnke, G. Belderwieden, H. Berger, G. 
Blar, B. Boxdorfer, E. Brockmann, W. Bnege, A. Burgdorf, L. Oas- 
tens, M. Cook, W. Cook, W. Dlerking, H. Dueker, O. FeucM, O. Fasz- 
holz, E. Gade, E. Gebauer, A. Graf, J. Granatin, E. Grese, B. Harms, 
B. Harnack, E. HsrtmaTin, H. Hasting, B. Haupt, O. Hellwege, J. 
Hohenstein, E. Holsten, R. Janetzke, B. Jargo, A. Jesse, T. Karsten- 
sen, J. Kimpel, R. Klann, O. Klinkermann, H. Kramer. G. Kuechen- 
melster, A. Lindner, D. Ludwig, W. Ludwlg, Th. Manhoff , P. Martens, 
P. Melcher, K. Meyer, S. Michael, E. Neunaber, B. Prange, Th. Pre- 
doehL L. Blrtmann, H. Boschke, H. Rose, J. Schedler, a Scheiderer, 

E. Schneider, G. Schramm, A. Schroeder, K. J. Schroeder, P. 
Schulz, W. Seabeck, G. Seager, G. Seboldt P. Strlckert and W. W. 
Stuenkel. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

Gift of Pritzlaff Library, Th. G. Schoeth, and the Western Dis- 
trict, 1954-58. 

MS 62-1413 



Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, haron, 1809-1892. 

Correspondence, 1831-98. 

87 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

British poet Letters of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, of his brother, 
Frederick Tennyson, and of w«ii«m Tennyson, son of Lord Tenny- 
son. Fourteen letters from Alfred Tennyson to Sophy Bawnsley are 
largely personal, although one of them expresses Tennyson's reluc- 
tance to become poet laureate. Other letters of Tennyson contain 
references to the possible publication of his poems In the United 
States, the value of his poetry, the presentation of one of his volumes 
to Queen Victoria, and other literary matters. Letters of Frederick 
Tennyson refer to the death of his father and to the early publication 

of his brother's poems. Letters of Hnllnm Tennyson, most of which 
are to Theodore Watts-Dunton, contain allusions to the works of his 
father. Other correspondents Include Hall Calne, Sidney J. Low, 
Lewis Morris, Yemon Randall, M. H. Splelmann, and Theodore 
Watts-Dunton, writing concerning the publication of articles and 
reviews on the works of Tennyson and rumors of his possible resig- 
nation as poet laureate. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired. 1944, 1952. 

MS62-1414 



Adams, John C 1842-1895. 

Papers, 1792-1899, 1932. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Indian attorney and agent for the Stockbridge Indians in Wiscon- 
sin. Bulk of the papers relate to the later history of the tribe In 
Wisconsin and the controversy between the so-called "citizen" and 
•Indian'' party factious of the tribe, and particularly to Adams's 
twenty-year struggle beginning In the 1870's to secure national legis- 
lation restoring to tie citizen party the right to live on the reserva- 
tion and to share In tribal funds. Correspondents for these yean 
Include members of Congress, the Indian Commissioner, the Sec- 
retary of the Interior, attorneys in Washington, local Indian agents, 
members of the tribe, the Wisconsin Home Missionary Society, 



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1842-1895. Papers, 1792-1899, 



Adams, John C 

1932. (Continued) 

tanAJon^w ^•nSSW^feir 1 Konk «I>«. Jeremiah SlEgS 
jana,yonn w. Qulnney, and members ol the tribe in New Tori stWto- 

SZ^ I ,S^ ty " *£L* «"■*■ or iA fSftSJJfSt 

eminent (JSS7) ; an abstract of tribal landsat StoesiculL Wfe 
?£? Ul ^Li,? !port °' """Msaloners eteeted "executed la* rf 
JS43; Proceedings of the Stockbrldge naflonal^onncuflsS^T. t 

MS 62-1415 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1864. 

Papers, 1659-1888. 

ca. 215 Items. 

In University of Virginia Library (6248) 

Author. Correspondence, literary MSS, and other papers (chiefly 
after 1813). The material pertains to Hawthorne's days at the 
customhouse in Boston (1839-40), In the District of Salem and Beverly 
(1847-54), and as consul at Liverpool (1853-60). Includes family 
correspondence and letters to publishers ; a few early papers of Haw- 
thorne's ancestors ; MSS. of A wonder book for girls and boys (1852), 
of the snorter sketches Consular experiences and Jonathan Cllley, and 
of other works; and 43 letters (1863-64) to Francis Bennoch. Other 
correspondents and persons mentioned Include William Cox Bennett, 
Zachariah Burchmore, Lydla T. Fessenden, James T. Fields, Samuel 
G. Goodrich, Boras W. Griswold, Elizabeth Manning Hawthorne, 
Julian Hawthorne, Sophia Amelia Peabody Hawthorne, Una Haw- 
thorne, George S. HlMard, Ethan Allen Hitchcock, George Payne 
Balnsford James, George Parsons Lathrop, Henry W. Longfellow, 
Horace Mann, Horace Mann, Jr., James Miller, John L. O'Snlllvan, 
Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, Franklin Pierce, Stephen Fleasonton, 
Boberts Brothers, George Nicholas Sanders, William Buell Sprague, 
Charles Sumner, Tlcknor and Co., and C W. Webber 

Gift of C. Waller Barrett, 1960. 

MS 62-1416 

Bergen County Historical Society, Eackeneack, N. J. 

Manuscript collection, 18th cent- 

350 folders. 

In Bergen County Historical Society collections (North Hacken- 
sack, N. J.) 

Correspondence, account books, ledgers, deeds, wills, receipts, bma, 
tax lists, and other records and papers, relating to most of the old 
families in Bergen County and some In Rockland County, N 1 In- 
cludes material relating to the following families: Ackerman, Auryan- 
sen, Baldwin, Banta, Bartholf, Blauvelt, Board, Bogert, BrinkerhoS, 
grower, Christie, Cole, Cooper, DeBann, Demarest, Doremus, Durie, 
Haring, Herring, Hogancamp, Hopper, Lozier, Lutklns, Nagle-Naugle, 
Outwater, Parcell, Post, Quackenbush, Romaine-Romeyn, Ryerson, 
TaUman, Terhune, Van Allen, Van Blarcom, Van BnsHrk, Vander- 
oeek, Van Emburgh, Van Gieson, Van Houten, Van Orden, Van Riper, 

Van Scyven, Van Winkle, Voorhes, Vreeland, Wanamaker, Westervelt 
and others. 

Card catalog in the repository. 

Open to Investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift and purchase. 

MS62-1417 

Wright, Silas, 1795-1847. 

Correspondence, 1828-47. 

67 items. 

In St Lawrence University Library. 

Governor of New York, U. S. Representative, and U.--S. Senator. 
Chiefly letters written by Wright to friends and family in Canton, 
N. Y. or to political colleagues and contemporaries, together with a 
few letters received, dealing with personal affairs. Correspondents 
include Erastns Corning, OrrtJle Hungerford, Cornelius Van Wyck 
Lawrence, William Learned Marcy, William Cabell Rives, John Can- 
field Spencer, Abel Parker Upshur, Robert James Walker, Levi Wood- 
bury, and Martin Van Buren. 

MS 62-1418 

Cox, Jacob Dolson, 1828-1900. 
Papers, 1861-98. 
560 Items. 

In Oberlin College Library. 

Lawyer, Union officer. Secretary of the Interior, U. S. Representa- 
tive, and Governor of Ohio. Correspondence, diaries, field dispatch 
and order books, daybooks, and other papers. 
Card index in the library. 

MS 62-1419 



Fussell, Joseph H 1836-1915. 

Papers, 1808-1921. 

ca. 125 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Attorney, soldier, politician, reformer, and Presbyterian church 
leader, of Maury Co., Tenn. Scrapbooks and pamphlets on the subjects 
of temperance and the Tennessee state debt, together with some let- 
ters, speeches, indentures, and maps. The majority of the Items falls 
within the 1880*8. Letters and speeches (1882-1906) deal with re- 
ligion, temperance, and civic matters. Two scrapbooks relate to Fus- 
sell's participation in the gubernatorial election of 1882 and to his 
temperance activities. Early papers consist of Indentures, mainly of 
the Bledsoe and Porter families, having to do with land transactions 
in Maury County, 1808-50. Includes several unidentified maps of 
towns and villages. 



Unpublished register In the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Fassell, 1922. 



MS 62-1420 



Palmer family. 

Papers, 1764-1857. 

2 ft (ca. 10 Items) 

In New York State Library. 

Chiefly legal and land records relating to the Palmer and Cande 
families. Includes assessment roll (1789) and register of slaves 
(1800-23) of the town of Stillwater, N. Y., maps of lots 7 and 8 of 
Saratoga patent (1838), George Palmer's purchase and Vrooman 
survey of land west of Lake George (1822) 

Descriptive list in the library. 

Purchase. 1953. 

MS 62-1421 

Banyar, Goldsbrow, 1725-1815. 

Papers, 1772-1877. 

ca. 10 ft. 

In New York State Library. 

Colonial official and landowner of New York. Leases, miscellaneous 
land papers, maps, surveys, ledgers, rent and account books, and other 
papers relating chiefly to Banyar's extensive landholdlngs in various 
patents In New York State. 

Gift of W.LLPeltz, 1937. 

MS 62-1422 

Allen, David Home, 1781-1854. 

Papers, 1832-1903. 

10 Items and 1 v. 

In University of Virginia Library (4814) 

Microfilm. 

Farm owner, of Clifton, Clarke Co., Vs. Farm journal, survey, 
family obituaries, genealogical material, and other papers, kept by 
Allen and his son, Edgar Allen. Includes a description of the survey 
of the dividing line between Jefferson and Clarke Counties, and Inven- 
tories of construction costs of houses built for Allen (1833-84) and 
for William Temple (ca. 1830). Other names mentioned Include 
Sarah Griffin AUon, George S. Lane, Jonathan Smith, and Th^man 
Allen TldbalL 

Acquired, 1954. 

MS 62-1423 

Trumbull, John, 1756-1843. 

Papers, 1750-1881. 

ca. 3500 Items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Painter, patriot and business man of Connecticut. Correspond- 
ence, business papers, account books, notebooks, catalogs, and ledgers, 
concerning Trumbull's personal life, painting, business affairs, and 
service to the United States during and after the Revolution. His 
father and brother, the two Jonathan Trumoulls, figure prominently 
In the collection. The material Is related to the IlbraryB SOlIman 
family papers. 

Catalogued individually In the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gifts from 'Tneodore Slzer and members of the R^lmfl" and Trum- 
bull families ; and purchases. 

MS 62-1424 

Davis, John, of Missouri. 

Papers of John Davis and William Colburn, 1838-90. 

9 folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Accounts, promissory notes, tax receipts, and other papers of two 
men who had real estate holdings In Cass and otiber counties of 
western Missouri. Includes accounts (1853-68) of G. A. Powers and 
A. Bayne, physicians, listing calls and fees, and store accounts listing 
groceries, clothing, household goods, eyeglasses, and caskets. 

Gift of Vance Julian. 

MS 62-1425 



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Smith, William Ephraim, 1829-1890. 

Papers, 1844-82. 

181 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Planter, lawyer, and Representative from Georgia. Mainly per- 
sonal and business correspondence, containing discussions of politics! 
events before, during, and after the Civil War, and reflecting Smith's 
career in the Confederate Congress. A series of Civil War letters 
discuss politics, military events, and economic conditions In the Con- 
federacy. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1958. 

MS 62-1426 

Penn family. 

Papers. 1681-1793. 

7v. 

In American Philosophical Society library. 

Includes 3 volumes of letters and documents of William Penn relat- 
ing to Pennsylvania and New Jersey; his cashbook (1699-1703) : cor- 
respondence of Thomas and Richard Penn with James Hamilton • and 
two lists (1688/8 and 1788-83) of quit rents for the Penn family 
estates near Philadelphia and Lancaster. 

Analyzed Individually In manuscripts catalog of the library Wit 
Mam Penn material is listed, along with others of his papers, in the 
society's Library bulletin (1944) «■»*""»■ "»= 

Gifts. 

MS 62-1427 

Sleepy Lagoon Defense Committee, Los Angeles. 

Records, 1942-45. 

ca. 3500 items. 

In University of California at Los Angeles Library (107) 

Correspondence, publicity materials, minutes, office memoranda, 
petitions and clippings. Includes Information on the 22 defendants 
(an but one were Mexican-Americans) indicted for the murder of 
Jos6 Diaz In Aug. 1942 ; published and unpublished transcripts of the 
trial In the Superior Court of Los Angeles County In which 12 were 
convicted, and records of the appeal to the District Court of Appeal 
2d Appellate District, where the decisions of the lower court were 
reversed In Oct 1944. Also Includes miscellaneous material on Mex- 
icans in the United States. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of the Committee, 1945. 

MS 62-1428 

English, Edmund. 

Papers, 1861-66. 

43 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Memoirs of the campaign life of a soldier In the 2d Begt of New 
Jersey Volunteers, kept while serving with the Army of the Potomac 
f?'S! y „ d Sr ing the Penin sular Campaign, together with letters written 
to English's family, and a few military documents. 

Catalog cards In the library. 

Acquired from the Philadelphia Autograph Shop, 1911 

MS 62-1429 

Lake, Delos W 

Letters, 1862-65. 

S3 Items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino Calif. 1 
whn^i 8 ° meT : . Le I. ters '* 1 « en °y **** to members of his family 
SSL^flT 1 m *5? "^ Seet °* Michigan Volunteer Infantry! 
during operations In Kentucky, TenneBsee,^ailwitb. tbeAjmy^tftte 
Cumberland in the Atlanta Campaign! ««v. ««. rae 

Acquired from Leonard Lake, 1942. 

MS 62-1430 

Throop, George Addison, 1810-1849. 

Correspondence, 1803-1939. 
88 Items. 

UrfveSrylrc^es?^ 1 ^' C ° UeCUOn * ^"^ "^ — 
tJf^. 0f ™P ,0< *i w " wtte Deborah Goldsmith, and other mem- 
^,f .? e « T ^ 00p &""£' "ntabung cmnmemsipon a Fourier!* 
colony^ Madiaon Co, N. X, the Mlllerltee. and Uto temperami 

i^S?* OH*** let t£ a were published In Ancestral charts of Georsa 
Addison Throop (lfl84), by Olive Cole Snath. ^^ ueat& 

MS 62-1481 



Smith, Simeon, d. 1884. 

Papers, 1845-82. 

5 boxes. 

In St Lawrence University Library. 

Lawyer, clerk in U. S. Patent Office, and Army officer. Personal 
correspondence, legal papers relating to Smith's law practice in Chat- 
fleld, Minn. (1857-60) , and personal receipts and documents accumu- 
lated after bis retirement to Ogdensburg, N. X. In 1880. The 
Correspondence contains news of friends and family with many 
references to the activities of Preston King, New York State lawyer 
and politician, who employed Smith as a law clerk. Correspondents 
include H. W. Holley, Alex Ramsay, C. E. Ripley, John E. Webster 
William Windom, and Smith's wife Jane Webster Smith, his father 
and brothers, all living In St Lawrence Co., N. T., and other friends 
and family of Ogdensburg, N. T. 

MS 62-1432 

Alley, John. 

Papers, 1890-1940. 

ca. 4 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma. 

«JEl!T" , 5«^ rof 'f 8<, ri ,nd soIdier - Correspondence, research notes, 
author's MSS., and other papers reveal his military Interests. In- 
cludes correspondence with Victor Locke, a Crazy Snake MS Kine- 
flsher College material, and papers of the Dalton family. 

MS 62-1433 

Messersmith, George Strausser, 1883-1960. 
Diplomatic papers, 1932-46. 

ca. 4 1 1 

In University of Delaware Library. 

Foreign service officer. Correspondence, dispatches, and notes for 
JoSST"^ umao ' rx - reflecting his service as consul in Berlin 
^2?- : ^S y J° Dru SW and Austria, 1934; Assistant Secretary 
S. iSj.iHS'"^'' and Arcoassador to Mexico, 1911-42, and Argen- 
tina, 1912-46. Correspondents Include Cornell Hull, Edward Stet- 
tlnins, and Sumner Welles. »■•«*» 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Mrs Messersmith, 1961 

MS 62-1434 

Alley, Charles. 

Papers, 1861-65. 
246 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Union officer. Correspondence and Civil War diary relating to 
Alley's military career- while serving in Company C, Fifth Iowa 
Cavalry. 

MS 62-1435 

Baldwin family. 

Papers, ca. 1800-85. 

ca. 700 items. 

In University of Michigan Transportation Library 
rJSSSS?° ai SS , { , 7 lettere t0 LoammI Baldwin, Jr., from William 
25525^ f Noi J 01 ^ en « meer . discussing business and engineering 
projects) ; 3 notebooks ; and over 600 drawings and reUted TOnersfo? 

5SS*" ™ "^M"^? Baldwin - Sr.,^nd his fouTlSiTS Z. 
gage* The Jatter Include topographical surveys for rStooadTand 

ST^i ma ^J°S dln ? , of riTers and harb0 « *» o^rnVbridges: 
uSJ^SLS^tS^ "J £L plans; st™*"*! plans for buildings 
iSSS^S^?.**?' L *"£ de9l « ns lm Dl P*. Pomps, and otheTma- 
chinery. Next to the drawings for the Norfolk, Va-fand Chariestown, 

Mass., drydoeks, George Rumford Baldwin's drawings for the Ouebec 
waterworks (1851-65) constitute the largest group among thel^ 
ranged drawings of the collection. 

„ J*^ rata'os m *"« Horary. Also described in Michigan His- 
™rtcanB*cordsSurvey's Guide to manuscript coUections In Michigan, 

Purchase. 

MS62-1436 

Brown, George M 5. 1843. 

Papers, 1859-1901. 
ca. 400 items. 

L» University of Michigan Transportation Library 
Railroad engineer. Correspondence, diaries, and other nanera. 

QSTSStt. ha V«^ tettere ™ Personal l£ers rf thfc^ 
War period, many of them concerning Army life and public events! 

J£^^ DdM f e , re S* es to the nUlroaflland to &own£»Ien£ 
££5F£5 d M , l ll, = nde 73ulmaa Dunn, Daniel a Foster, J. DVHam- 
mond, and Maria H. Young. . i •-»».■ «™u 

Described In Michigan Historical Records Survey's Guide tn mnn. 
script collections in Michigan, v.2 (1842) frW^aa manu- 

Glft of a member of the Brown family, ca. 1920* 

MS 62-1437 



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Morrill, Justin Smith, 1810-1S9S. 
Papers. 1S1-1-1!>37. 
4ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives. 

Statesman and financier. Correspondence, drafts of speeches, nam- 
phlefes and other printed matter, mainly relating to the Civil War and 
Reconstruction, the status of the freed Negro, the tariff and Inter- 
national trade, the passage of the Land grant college art, and other 
public questions; scrapbook containing a photocopy of Morrill's Wan- 
derings and scribbUngs, or A journal of a journey South and West in 
May, June, & July, a. ». 1S41 ; a scrapbook of obituary notices ; a scrap- 
book and other items relating to the 73th anniversary of the Land 
grant college act, 1937 ; and photos, and other personal Items. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Elmer C. Morrill, 1936-47; Walter W. Edwards 1939- 
Mrs. Emma C. Morrill, 1947. 

MS 62-1438 

Bradley, Dan Beach, 1S04-1873. 

Papers, ca. 1800-73. 

ca. 200 items and 25 v. 

In Oberlin College library. 

Minister and medical missionary. Family letters, business corre- 
spondence, and journals (1832-73), relating to Bradley's missionary 
work in SianL Includes a detailed chronology of the mission- com- 
ments on public men and affairs, and social, economic, and political 
matters oT-the country; and journals of Bradley's visits to America 
(1849) and to Amherst, Moulmeln. Penang, and Singapore (1835) 

Partially published In Abstract of the journal of Rev. Dan Beach 
Bradley, it », edited by G. H. Feltus ( 1936) 

Information on literary rights available at the library. 

Gift of Dan Freeman Bradley, 1986; Mrs. Harold A. Bradley, 1959. 

MS 62-1439 

Godbey, Allen Howard, 1864-1048. 

Tapers. 1785-1948. 

5 ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1399) 

Professor and minister. Correspondence, notebooks, scrapbooks, 
writings, and other papers (chiefly after 1900) concerning Godbey's 
scholarly work, his family history, Methodist history, and other mat- 
l ^n Includes financial records of Central College, Fayette, Mo. 
(1900-09), and scattered papers relating to Godbey's father, the Bev 
William Clinton Godbey, and to Methodism In Missouri. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library 

Gift of Mrs. Beulah Godbey Johnson, 1949-58 

MS 62-1440 

Barker, George W 

Business records, 1S42-.W. 



In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Railroad contractor who operated under various firm names mainly 
Barker, Sipperley and Company. Includes Information on business 
methods, stock aud bond operations, transfers of railroad real estate 
and job applicants; material on the firm's connection with the Troy 
and Rutland Railroad Company, New York, which resulted in a law- 
suit for recovery of payment for work done, and on other contracts In 
Ohio and Manitowoc, Wis, where Barker moved in 1855; and letters 
from Richard H. Hoes, a partner, who like Barker came from Vermont 
to Wisconsin. 

MS 62-1441 

Folsom, George, 1S02-1869. 

Papers, 1819-1937. 

ca. 1 ft. 

In New York State Library. 

New York State senator, diplomat, lawyer, librarian and antiquar- 
ian. College notebook (1819-30), attache book (1850-52) while Folsom 
■ was charge d'affaires to the Netherlands, and genealogy of the Stuyve- 
sant family. The attache book contains dispatches relating to Mat- 
thew Perry's expedition to Japan. 

Descriptive list in the library. 

Purchased, 1948. 

MS 62-1442 

Dorrance, Lemuel L 

Papers, 1896-1941. 
24 items and 1 v. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Businessman and pharmaceutical chemist Caribbean diary, papers 
depicting the early history of the University of Oklahoma, and photos. 

MS 62-1443 



Hinkel, John W collector. 

Hinkel collection, 1894-1908. 

65 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence relating to the "White Caps," a local version of 
the Ku Klux Klan; letters of William a Renfrew ; and No distinc- 
tion of sex In the right to vote, published by the National Woman 
Suffrage Association (1898), aud other pamphlets. 

MS 62-1444 

Hertzog, Ann Brisky. 

Papers, 1904-48. 

2v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Educator and civic leader. A combination account book, scrap- 
book, and family diary which Includes a description of the mining 
boom in the Wichita Mountains, and minutes of early school board 
meetings Is the Comanche country; and a US. describing pioneer Hfe 

MS 62-1445 

Harbison, Robert B 

Correspondence, 1938-42. 

ca. 3 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Oklahoma state senator. Correspondence (general and legislative) 
relating to the administrations of Ernest W. Marland and Leon C. 
Phillips, economy in the Government, and Oklahoma's role in the 
early days of World War n. 

MS 62-1446 

Blanton, Wyndham Boiling, 1890-1960. 

Papers, 1923-59. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Physician. Speeches delivered at the Medical College of Virginia 
and to various medical and patriotic societies; book reviews; and 
genealogical notes, compiled by Charles A. Blanton and Wyndham B. 
Blanton, on the Armistead, Blanton, Brown, Crouch, Friend, GlasseH, 
Mosby, Scott, Stoddert, Storrs, Temple, Trueheart, Walker, and Wal- 
lace families. 

Gift of Mrs. Blanton, 1961. 

MS 62-1447 

Armistead family. 

Papers of the Armistead, Blanton, and Wallace families, 
1827-1919. 

96 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and accounts of Charles James Armistead (25 
Items) and Jesse Scott Armistead (46 items) ; and correspondence, 
diaries, accounts, autograph albums, a commonplace book, a cook- 
book, and an oath of allegiance, of various members of the Armistead 
family of Cumberland County, Va. and allied families. Persons men- 
tioned Include Martha Storrs (Trueheart) Armistead, Elizabeth 
Brown (Wallace) Blanton, Nancy Miller (Armistead) Blanton, 
Archibald Boiling, John Boiling, Charles Bugs, B- F. Lester, Frances 
(Scott) Miller, Gustavus Ober, William Nelson Page, H. M. Smith & 

Co, A. T. Tinsley, Peter Garland Trueheart, Helen Wallace, Eats 
Spotswood Wallace, Mary Ann (Wydown) Wallace, Mary Temple 
Wallace, Thomas P. Wallace, and Walter Bernard Wallace. 
Gift of Mrs. Wyndham B. Blanton, 196X 

MS 62-1448 

Wallace family. 

Papers of the TVallace, Armistead, and Blanton families, 
1790-1911. 

ISO Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Papers (67 items) of the estate of Michael Wallace of Madison 
County, Va., administered by Andrew Glassell Grinnan; correspond- 
ence (18 items! of Jesxe Scott Armistead concerning his ministry In 
the Presbyterian Church ; and correspondence, accounts, other finan- 
cial records, a scrapbook, Bible records, and other papers, of various 
members of the Armistead, Blanton, Wallace, and allied fnmnica 
Other persons and companies mentioned Include Charles James Arm- 
istead, Martha Storrs (Trueheart) Armistead, Nancy Miller (Arm- 
istead) Blanton, Philip Sonthall Blanton, John Holmes Bocock, Rob- 
ert Lewis Dabney, Johnson l& Wallace drug Sim, A. C. Thorn & co, 
Alexander Henderson Wallace, Elizabeth Brown (Wallace) Wallace, 
Elizabeth Skyring (Crouch) Wallace, Howson Hooe Wallace, John 
Wallace, and Thomas P. Wallace. 

Finding aid In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Wyndham B. Blanton. 196L 

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Harley, Charles. 

Accounts, 1863-1901. 

296 t. and 93 bundles. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (39A, E) 

Floor, feed, general store, and blacksmith's accounts of a resident 
of Grand Gorge, Delaware Co., N. T. 

MS 62-1450 



Milton, Jefferson Davis, 1861-1947. 

Papers, 1920-30. 

2 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Army officer and U. S. Deputy Marshal Correspondence of MUton 
and his wife, Mildred Taitt, with the Arizona Pioneers' Historical 
Society relating to his MSS., short stories, personal papers, and Ill- 
ness; and 10 pocket books containing daily records of scouting trips 
made by Milton in Elgin, the Huachuca Mountains, Lochiel, Tomb- 
stone, and Washington Camp. Includes MS. of James Everts Haley's 
book Jeff MUton, a good man with a gun, together with a letter Indi- 
cating that the MS. contains considerably more information relating 
to Milton than appears in the published work. 

MS 62-1451 



Dye, Eva (Emery) J. 1855. 

Correspondence, 1900-03. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Author. Copies of letters giving genealogical and biographical 
information on Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and other members 
of the transcontinental expedition, received by Mrs. Dye while pre- 
paring her novel, The conquest. 

MS 62-1452 



Bates, William Wallace, 1827-1912. 

Papers, 1857-1912. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Shipbuilder of Manitowoc and Chicago. Ms. of Bates' American 
navigation, the political history of its rise and ruin; muster rolls 
and letters relating to the Civil War ; blueprints, drawings, specifica- 
tions, and plans for vessels; and a few bills and receipts. 

MS 62-1453 



Babcock, Joseph Weeks, 1850-1909. 

Papers, 1864-1916. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Businessman and U. S. Representative from Wisconsin. MaiDly 
family correspondence. Includes letters written by Babcock while 
traveling In Iowa for the Ingram, Kennedy, and Day Lumber Com- 
pany; bills for repairing and furnishing the Babcock house in Ne- 
cedah, Wis., in 1881; letters from Babcock in Europe in 1901 to his 
secretary, Harry W. Barney, and a biographical sketch of Babcock 
by Barney ; letters by the Bon, Charles E. Babcock, from Oberlln and 
Ann Arbor and while traveling abroad In 1891-92; family, social, 
and political correspondence for the years of the Babcocks' residence 
in Washington, D. C., and a small volume containing data on Repub- 
lican district conventions. 

MS 62-1454 



Holway, Hope (Kerr) 1886- 

Papers. 

2 v. and 1 box. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-59) 

In part, transcripts made from originals In the Oklahoma His- 
torical Society. 

Teacher, business executive, and author. Copies of letters to Sue 
L. McBeth (1871-72) concerning the Choctaw Indians; copies of 
letters of Cyrus Bylngton; a bibliography of early women teachers 
of the South and West, 1820-65 (1957), biographical material relat- 
ing to Sue L. McBeth, and other papers. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

Acquired 1956-58. 

MS 62-1455 



Immigration Land Company. 

Records, 1898-1951. 

ca. 6 ft. (6500 items) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and other records of the Immigration Land Co. 
and the Pine Tree Manufacturing Co. The collection contains in- 
formation on the purchase and sale of timber land, logs and stump- 
age, logging arrangements with contractors, the sale or disposition 
of logging camps and railroad cars, fire hazards, the sale of the 
property of the Northland Pine Co. (1902), abolishment of hospital 
tickets, sale by the V. S. Government of timber on the Red Lake 
Indian Reservation, protests of farmers because of overflowed lands, 
reports 'on water levels, land donations to towns and villages, mineral 
lands, leases, and options, taxation, relations with the U. S. Forest 
Service, game preservations, and sheep grazing during World War i 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository 

Gift of the Weyerhaeuser Co., 1961. 

MS 62-1456 



Hagen, Harold Christian, 1901-1957. 

Papers, 1923-57. 

oa. 19 ft. (20,500 items and 1 v.) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

IT. S. Representative from Minnesota. Correspondence, chiefly 
between Hagen and his constituents during his tenure of office as 
Representative from Minnesota's 9th Congressional District, together 
with subject files. The correspondence is concerned with many 
phases of American political and economic life and covers such topics 
as agriculture and rural electrification, flood control, conservation, 
postal and civil service affairs, veterans' affairs, Indian problems, 
and the political career of Richard T. Buckler. The subject files 
contain secondary source materials on communism, McCarthyism, 
socialism, the Korean War, medicine, foreign policy, and the Tide- 
lands oil controversy, as well as on the topics covered by the corre- 
spondence. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 
Gift of Mrs. Hagen, 1957-68. 

MS 62-1457 



Brown, David M 6. 1857. 

Correspondence, 1884-1911. 

1500 items and 2 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Farm manager and insurance agent. Correspondence relating 
chiefly to Brown's activities as manager of a 1500 acre farm owned 
by Ames, French and Co. of New Xork, which was located in Carlisle 
Township, Otter Tall Co., Minn. Subjects covered include freight 
rates on wood, butter and cheese, marketing farm produce, the 
purchase of farm machinery and livestock, farm labor, thrashing 
preparation of canned meats, and epidemics among the stock. Other 
correspondence relates to Brown's activities as an agent with the 
Mutual Life Insurance Co., and as chairman of the Otter Tall 
County Republican Committee. The political correspondence is con- 
cerned with the campaigns of Frank H. Eddy, Enute Nelson, and 
WIUlam-D. Washburn. ^ . ' 



Descriptive inventory in the repository. 
Gift of Mrs. Elsie Wright Brown, 1960. 



• MS 62-1458 



Monger, John. 

Accounts, 1806-12. 

lv. 

In Cornell University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (106) 

Lumber, tannery, farm, and cobbler's accounts, from Warsaw, 
Wyoming Co., N. X. 

MS 62-1459 



Piatt, Chester C 

Papers, 1873-1934. 

8377 items and 24 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (195) 

Papers reflecting Piatt's activities as an operator of a drugstore In 
LudlowvIHe and Ithaca, N. X., as proprietor of the Ithaca democrat 
the Batavia times, and the Wisconsin leader, as secretary to Governor 
William Sulzer, as a prominent figure In Democratic state and na- 
tional politics from 1910-20, and as a leader in the Unitarian Church 
and in local government. 

MS 62-1460 



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Northrup family. 

Papers, 1831-83. 

Un've££ ArS?^™^ ° MMm ° f * e #° D * Hhte * and 

mJ?S™TC^r n t n P ^£r Dnte,a,on8Wlthtaxassess - 

MS 62-1461 



Starret family. 

Papers, 1790-1933. 
575 items. 

U n i™Si™ e I l rcwiS r fl%, LibrarJ '' ° OUeCti0n ° f R ^ 0M1 *«««* ™* 
Correspondence, business papers, original Military Tract land 

STiSiSlSSSS SL * J* of I812 and clTn * ar ^ ™ 

MS 62-1462 

Hathaway family. 

Papers, 1827-1910. 

214 items. 

UniveS™ A r ^ieH&, ) Llbrarr - C ° 1,eCti0n ° f "■■""I H *<«^ *nd 
n„lif tte 7 "," papers of Henr y B - Hathaway and other members of a 
u^SZ ?T". y '^IS* ^ in t ec °I*™nce, abolition^ ultMta who 
lived mainly in Watkins Glen, Schuyler Co., N. T. """""""n. wn 9 

MS 62-1463 

Babcock, Willard F 

Papers, 1860-95. 
8 iteuis and 17 v. 

UniveS™l'r5,ives r (k , | r 7, Ln,rarr ' ^^^ °< Reglonal H1 ^ — 
Businessman of Camden. Oneida On w v r>.™« j 

MS 62-1464 

Fulton, John Farquhar, 1899-1960 
Papers, 1880-1954. 
ca.Sft (3500 Items) 
InMinnesota Historical Society collections. 

■'■^P^SSSL^J^^h. °% rbon "V** of aUrfes *"* "J 

t-k » i. -""Jr *. together with a lew papers of Fulton's father 

SSeE^SSJSJT Sr ' Tf ,a, « 0£ "^Ponden^ papeTfn 
medical subjects, and a memorial to him. The diaries crredM«<]<»i 
information on Fulton's academic work at Oxford am? Yah? ?££ ™ 
and seminars, administrative dutles^oclal U? resea^h Snd wSJES? 
a biography of Harvey W. Cnshlne Fulton'^ vlewT^S?^: !}?*• 

velt, American foreign policy, Fulton's work ta WorldWar iTSs 
SSS."!.? 6 - 1 !'!^ 1 DefeDSe Medical Committee, and other organ- 

S^^nSSiSUS * mlUxUDe for M ° " ,d °*«* - 4 

Descriptive inventory In the repository 

Ppento investigators under restricUons accepted by the repository 

r?f^M°V? k Utera o r V lghts "liable at the njorito^ 
Gift of Mrs. Richard Belf , 1955. ' 

MS 62-1465 

Kinney, Jay P 1875_ 

Papers, 1910-41. 
ca. 3 ft. (1000 items) 
In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

HI*™". L K^otf^nn^h^n^de^ °ls &JJ2 

mlP 2?R-^?? 4es "^noatlon on allotments of lands to ladtans 
5£&r^raL a %o^^^^ t ^u?S u S 

Indta, toward the^wmlS pe«t°™^ WmU1 ' "* atHtnde9 « *• 

?S C Ti p « Te T? TCnt0r7 ta ^ repository. 
Gift of Mr. Kinney, 1957. 

MS 62-1466 



Drinkall, Thomas O 

Papers, 1864-65. 

40 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of Lt. Drinkall, Co. H, 3d Wisconsin Cavalry, consisting of 
routine material concerning stores, muster rolls, orders, and equip- 
ment 

MS 62-1467 



Marcham, Frederick George, 1898- 
Correspondence, 1944. 
119 items. 

ArcWvSTS ) nnlrere " 7 Wmar ' to***™ <* B^tonal History and 
in SS^'-P"*™ ^ £ eWB tetters to Oornen University alumni 
SearSlf o'Sra S t.oS rId W " * t ° e ^ ^ "■"- ^^SS 

MS 62-1466 



Rawhngs, Marjorie (Einnan) 1896-1953. 

Papers, 1916-53. 

ca. 300 items. 

In University of Florida Libraries. 

^Ittf"*! ^f^P* 8 (typewritten), photocopies (positive), and 
microfilm (negative) ^^^ '' 

i 1 H^£l? 10 , r .J 3orr ^ >0 J? den< S "ctaoUng over 200 letters from Maxwell 
Evans Perkins, S3 from Slgrtd Undset, 25 from Archibald Josenh 
Cronin, 43 from James Branch Cabell, and othera; early drafnTof 

5£2£ ^SlLS! > ^\ r aixi J^ ±SB i^ ^ s anjI tWHtnm copies of 
Jetterecoliected by^ Mrs. Bawllngs for a projected biography of Slen 
Glasgow; scrapbooks, .newspaper clippings, and photos. Sulk of ma- 
terial covers the period 1980-63. 

Index. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gifts of Mrs. Bawllngs, Norton Baskln, the BawlingB estate, and 
other Individuals and Institutions, MS0- 

MS 62-1469 



Crane, Zebnlon, 1787-1848. 

Papers, 1782-1871. 

ca. 2 ft . 

In New York State Library. 

Blacksmith, of Southeast, N. T. Correspondence, texts and Be*- 
mons. daybook, account book (1853-55) of law cases and expenses 
of E. D. Loverldge, lawyer, of Cuba, N. X, and minutes of a meeting 
of the town of North Salem, Westchester Co, N. T. (Apr. 1, 1T88) 

Purchased. 1940. ■ ' 

MS62-1470 



Batcheller, George Sherman, 1836-1908. 

Papers, 1807-1943. 

12 ft. 

In New York State Library. 

Union Army officer, politician, and diplomat Correspondence, ac- 
count books, speeches, newspaper clippings, memorabilia, photos, and 
other papers, chiefly relating to Batcheller's work as U. S. Jute in 
the International Tribunal for Legal Administration of Egypt (18TO- 
SiSr J , ' and " PnsioUng officer at the Universal Postal Congress 
«^^^;>«o, nclod / s, famUy letters - lettere on the Fenian raids, (June 
e-10, 1866), and material relating to the Civil War and Postal Union. 

Descriptive list in the library. ««•»■. 

Gift of the Katherine Batcheller estate, 1943. 

MS 62-1471 



McCormick, Robert. 

Papers on The American stranger, 1954-59. 

ca. 2 ft. ^ 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, research notes, scripts, transcripts of interviews, 
and printed material, gathered in the development and telecasting of 
the program The American stranger, In Nov. 1958, concerning condi- 
tions on certain Indian reservations, and Government policies toward 

Unpublished inventory in the repository 
Gift of Mr. McCormick. 1959. 

MS 62-1472 



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Winn, David Read Evans, 1831-1863. 

Correspondence, 1861-63. 

ca. €0 items. 

In Emory University Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Physician and Confederate officer. Includes 52 letters, almost an 
of them from Win a to his wife, Frances; a photo, of Winn, and a 
folder of copies of the letters and of a few other papers on his mili- 
tary service. The letters contain accounts of the Battles of Malvern 
Hill, Fredericksburg, and Cnancellorsvllle, and other aspects of cam- 
paigns In Virginia. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Dean F. Winn and others, 1961 

MS 63-1473 

Singleton, Richard. 

Papers, 1782-1868. 

403 items. 

In Duke University library. 

Bevolutionary officer and planter, of Sumter Co., S. C. Correspond- 
ence and plantation accounts (chiefly 1791-1844). Correspondent! 
Include Abraham Van Bum, Angelica Singleton Van Buren, and 
Martin Van Baren. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1988-57. 

MS 62-1474 

U. S. Bureau of Indian, Affairs. 

Correspondence with the Washington Superintendency, 
1862-74. 

365 Items. 

In Washington State Library. 

Includes letters, telegrams, form letters, executive orders, and 
printed circulars, from the Commissioners of Indian Affairs to the 
Washington Territory Superintendents of Indian Affairs, concerning 
est ablishmen t, enlargement, and Improvement of Indian reservations; 
reports and accounts of Washington Superintendents and agents; ap- 
pointment of superintendents, agents, and other personnel ; and claims 
for payment of employees, settlers, and people who furnished services 
for the Indians. The material bulks largest about 1872-74. Com- 
missioners and acting commissioners originating correspondence are 
H. R. Chim, Dennis N. Cooley, William P. Dole, Charles B. Mix, E]*S. 
Parker, and Francis A. Walker. Superintendents receiving letters 
are Marshall Blinn, Calvin H. Hale, Thomas J. McKenny, Itobert 
Huston Mllroy, and William H. Waterman. 

MS 62-1475 

Philadelphia. Temple University. Library. 

Manuscripts relating to business and economic history, 
1378-1S73. 

ca. 300 Items and 50 v. 

In Temple University Library. 

Accounts, letters, deeds, contracts, government documents, works 
on economic theory, and other papers, mainly European. The Ameri- 
can materials Include, among other things, business records (1807-73) 
of Richard Ashhurst & Sons, Philadelphia, and 3 wastebooks, a mem- 
orandum book, and ledgers (1849-83) of John Sloane Brooke of West 
Chester, Pa. European papers' pertaining to American history in- 
clude an 18th century Spanish document on Nueva EspaBa and orien- 
tal trade, and a report (1702-07) of the British Board of Trade. 

Described In Temple University Library bulletin, v 1 no 4 (Jan. 
1950), v. 2, no. 1 (Hay 1054) and v. 2, no. 3 (Jan. 1060) 

MS 62-1476 

Berry, William Aylor, 1915- 

Papers, 1941-50. 

80 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten)' 

Judge. Speeches, radio announcements, press releases, and other 
personal and political papers chiefly relating to Berry's candidacy 
for Congress from Oklahoma's Fifth District (1950), and 3 scrap- 
books, one of which Includes Information and photos pertaining to 
his experiences as a prisoner of the Japanese during World War n. 

MS 62-1477 

Lasker, Bruno, 1880- 
Papers, ca. 1923-51. 
15 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Social worker and author. Notebooks, and MSS. and printed ver- 
sions of Lasker's speeches, articles, and reports, dealing chiefly with 
social problems, and reflecting Lasker's association with The Inquiry 
and with the Institute of Pacific Relations. 

MS 62-1478 



Deane, Silas, 1737-1789. 

Papers. 174t)-1842. 

ca. 3 ft. (ca. 15O0 items) 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Member of Continental Congress, diplomat Letters, letter books, 
diaries, accounts, bills, and receipts, mainly of the period 1770-89. 
Correspondents Include Edward Bancroft, Caron de Beaumarchals, 
William Bingham, William Carmichael, Robert Morris, John Ross, 
and Gurdon SaltonstalL 

Part of the collection has been published in Collections of the 
Connecticut Historical Society, v. 2 and 23, and In Collections of the 
New York Historical Society, v. 19-23. Unpublished MSS. described 
In card catalog In the repository. 

In part, gift of the heirs of Mrs. Isabella G. Thomas, 1937. 

MS 62-1479 



Miner family. 

Papers, 1672-1846. 

ca. 75 items. 

In Stonington (Conn.) Historical Society Library. 

In part, photocopy. 

Includes autographs of Thomas Miner (b. 1808), and his son 
Joseph (b. 1644) ; letters, accounts, and other papers of Nathaniel 
Miner (b. 1732) ; two family letters of William Miner, brother of 
Nathaniel; a letter (1761) from James Miner from Barbadoes con- 
cerning his capture by a French privateer, his escape, and subsequent 
capture by the snip Collquex ; a family Bible, a heraldic essay on the 
surname Miner, and family ledgers (1785-1810) . Others represented 
In the papers are Clement, Daniel Saxton, Ephralm, John, and Bos- 
well Miner. Material Is related to the library's Denison and Chese- 
brongh family collections, and to Its whaling collection. 

Catalog in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of descendants of the Miner family. 

MS 62-1480 

James, John Hough, 1800-1881. 

Papers, 1815-81. 

4 ft. (ca. 100 Items) 

In Cincinnati Public Library. 

Lawyer, State senator, banker, and businessman, of Urbana, Ohio. 
Correspondence, account books, drafts of speeches, newspaper articles, 
and other papers, chiefly pertaining to James, as a banker, but includ- 
ing information on his political, legal, and business activities. In- 
cludes 12 account books of the Urbana Banking Co., correspondence 
with the Urbana Banking Co. and the Urbana and Champaign Mutual 
Life Insurance Co., and material concerning James' wife and children 
and the family prosperity at Marblehead, Ohio. Other persons repre- 
sented in the collection include John William Allen, Joseph Anderson, 
Jacob Burnet, Benjamin Drake, Thomas Swing, Patrick Gaines Goode, 
and Charles Pinckney James. 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

Gift, 1960. 

MS 62-1481 

M'Conaughy, David, 1823-1902. 

Papers. 

lft. 

In Adams County Historical Society collections (Gettysburg, Pa.) 

Transcripts. 

Attorney. Includes claims papers and pension papers from the 
Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and Civil War, relating to Adams 
County, Pa. 

Gift, 1943. 

MS 62-1482 



Van der Kemp, Francis Adrian, 1752-1829. 
Papers, 1788-1829. 

10 v. 

In Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society collections {Hnffalo. 
N. Y.) 

Scholar and author. Correspondence, an autobiography, memoir on 
the use of copper by the Greeks, researches on Button's and Jefferson's 
theories in natural history, an address and funeral sermon, diplomas, 
commissions, and other papers. Includes a volume on the Dutch 
Symposium ("Symposium uticense"), and a volume on a tour of the 
Hudson River to Lake Ontario. Correspondents Include John Adams, 
John Quincy Adams, Aaron Burr, DeWitt Clinton, George Clinton, 
John Jay, Thomas Jefferson (13 letters), Tobias Lear, Robert B. Liv- 
ingston, ..Tnsiah Quincy, Philip Schuyler, and James Wadsworth. 

Tour of the Hudson River to Lake Ontario Is published in Publica- 
tions of the Buffalo Historical Society, v. 2, p. 33-116. Letters from 
Thomas Jefferson are published In the Publications, v. 7, p. 1-32. 

Gift of Mrs. Pauline E. Henry, ca. 1874. 

MS 62-1483 



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Stonington Historical Society. 

"Whaling, shipping papers, ships logs, 1782-1851 

ca. DO items. 

In Stonington (Conn.) Historical Society Library 

In part transcript (typewritten) 
„ lM P, (1833-37) of the ship Blackstone; wages book of the sloon 
ST'nSf S SSf (1783) : letters and blUs f « teSaSi ThoopMlT^ 
SiU,?^ 1 ? 1 aC TS5 wtth <roners o' the^pOoaitt andX 
S2S. < SSf lne .J ,,fl Emmetinl <1820) ; Samuel Bunch's ledger "ac! 
counts with workers on boats" (18U-27) ; checks to captatoTas^ 
61) ; various papers of Jonathan Waldron, dealer In hoonsmchTas? 
^ ' £?* i ther **»**■ ^P 8 -"^tloBedlncSdf the o^Bersftte 
ship Blackstone, schooner Breakwater, sloop Chiit aloVoSJt <te 

balSuilZj 2 ^ 7 ' ""*£ FeUowea . '1«>P Franklin, brig Friendship, 
S SSS,. , t} oon ?JS n ** "teaaw Idas, sehoonW P^gulE 

Catalog in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions 

Girts. 

MS 62-1484 

Kress, Albert Leland. 

Pipers of A. L. Kress and Paul J. Gordon, 1950-51. 

aoS NeW T ° rk St8te Sch001 of Indnsnlal «»« Labor Relations collec- 

Preliminary drafts of Kress' work, A manual of salarv and warn 

SttKSSLff 80 ' and * Panl J Goon's toprovlng^rfent^s 
through improved personnel administration (1951) v""™ 1 "»™ 

MS 62-1485 

Jackson, Andrew, Pret. V. S., 1767-1845 
Papers. 1788-1961. 
ca. 315 items. 

In Hermitage (Tenn.) collections. 
fS,JS^E anscripts («W*»»»tten) and photocopies. 

^i?us d ^<^dl t ^^^rorSVS 
£i"^ Tl £- Haley ' s M<rant6 « In^tryTHawito^O^'m^an? 
tte appointment of Andrew Jackson as Judsemt thesS^JSnJ^ 

Sc^S^e^ll^ksfTj^^^S 
™* ** letters (1789-1845) by Jackson, 5 letters (1852-63) by 

MS 63-1486 

Robinson, Charles, 1818-1894. 

Papers, 1836-1909. 

435 items and 6 scrapbooks. 

In University of Kansas Library. 

First governor of the State of Kansas. Correspondence, documents, 
^ Kt ^f- 1 ^ m 5' "* £ e V* 10 * M54 " 61 ' "*** Bobtason was resi- 
SfL*^ 6 ? 4 for tte New England Emigrant Aid Company and Free- 
State leader ; items on the founding of the University ofKansas ; later 
letters from Mrs. Bobinson to Prof. F. W. Blackmar, biographer of 
%?%££, ^""S! " i,"?? BCTS I*«>ks made by Mrs. Bobinson contain- 
ing clippings aboutBoblnson, j. H. Lane, John Brown, and other men 
prominent in early Kansas history. 

™.M??^ 11 ? h SL c ^ endarl11 toe Horary. Some of the items have heen 
*ffi???f p w e R I ?H Char,es BoKinson, by F. W^XaTflSK? 
Gift of F. W. Blackmar, executor of the Bobinson estate, 1929. 

MS 62-4487 

Works, John Downey, 1847-1928. 
Papers, 1906-28. 

ca. 2 ft. (1100 items) 

In Stanford University Library. 

Lawyer, Judge, and U. S. Senator from California. Correspond- 
S?fV? < ?! cript ? f Works ' «nemolrs (relating especially to his years In 
the U.S. Senate) , articles, speeches, scrapbook of newspaper dippings. 
JJfi? c ??• J n< ?? a «s "rrespondence relating to Works' electionto 
the US. Senate (1911) , to the publication of his books and to his rela- 
B^S ^Vtl?^ £ < £ rist ' s<aenHs t Correspondents include 
fSSSSi "v?"^ ^ oh 5. W - Halves, Bobert M. LaFollette, Neale 
Publishing Co, Charles G. Patton, and William Howard Taft 

Unpublished finding aid in the library 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Lewis B. Works, ca. 1930-31. 

MS 62-1488 



Robson, John N 

Business records, 1852-1923. 

1060 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Fertilizer agent, of Charleston, S. a Correspondence and business 
papers, chiefly relating to credit Bales of fertilizer to cotton farmers 
(1870's). Includes letters referring to the Patrons of Husbandry 
movement in the Lancaster Co, S C area. 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired, 1942. 

MS 62-1489 



General Economy, Northampton Co., Pa. 

Records, 1750-7L 

80 ft 

In Moravian Archives (Bethlehem, Pa.) 

Accounts of the farms, forests, dairy, orchards, stage coach, ferry 
store, taverns, and schools, together with business records of the tot- 
lowing occupations: apothecary and surgeon, baker, blacksmith, brick 
and tile maker, cloth weaver, cobbler, cooper, distiller and dyer 
foundry operator, fuller, grlstmiUer, gunstock maker, hatter lock- 
smith, mason, millwright, oil miner, pewterer, potter, naOsmlth. sad- 
dler, saddletree maker, sawmill operator, silversmith, skinner soap 
maker, stocking weaver, tailor, tanner, tawer, turner, wagon builder, 
and wheelwright. Some of the records extend beyond the cessation of 
the Economy in 1782. Material is related to the repository's records of 
the Moravian congregation In Bethlehem, Pa. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

MS 62-1490 



Friends, Society of. 

Miscellaneous meeting records, 1671- 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore Colieee. 

In part, photocopies and microfilm. 
«Jf^HSlS^ J^owledgements, birth records, death and burial rec 
r^n^Sf* 68 ,'? «T«*»tt°<"s objection, removal, flsowmnent. and 
£?£?H. on) ' epteaes (otner *""> Snarly meeanTentotSTtoa rf 

Gift and purchase. 

MS 62-1491 



Fuller, J R 1840-1910? 

Papers, 1858-69. 
ca. 230 items. 
^Jn University of Kansas City Library, Snyder Collection of Ameri- 

«» B 5!!£L mlnl 23; 5 Mlsso < Ir »- Correspondence; a journal (1882- 
67) concerning Fullert pastorates In Kansas City, Including accounte 
SLrt^L* 8 * ^epopies and funeral services he performed; along 
with a paper on Fnller by Jeff Hamilton, a student Mthe^verslr? 
from materials In the collection. university, 

MS 62-1492 



Reach, Kenneth, 1905- 
Papers, 1950-53. 
2 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor BelaHons col- 
lections. 

^Cnlverstty professor. Correspondence, course materials, and test 
results of the Institute of Industrial Relations conducted for Bigelow 
Sanford Co., and a scrapbook of the Hotel Statler training course? 

MS 62-1498 



Hodges, George, 1856-1919. 
Journals and sermons. 
4 ft and 32 v. 

In Episcopal Theological School Library (Cambridge, Haas.) 
Protestant Episcopal clergyman. Journals (1881-1907) relate to 
Hodges^ life in Pittsburgh (1881-94), Europe (1890), England (1880- 
92, 1901), Cambridge (1894-1907), and California (i«K) ^^^ 
Most of the sermons have appeared in book form. 

MS 62-1494 ibt 



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Hillhouse family. 

Papers, 1648-1938. 

ca. 18,000 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Correspondence, generally devoted to family matters, of James 
Hillhouse, 1754-1832, and many others ; account books of several mem- 
bers of toe family, including James Abraham Hillhouse ; 5 letter books 
(1882-1906) and legal papers of James Hillhouse, 1854-1938; and a 
letter book each of HUdegarde Speyers Hillhouse and Henry Living- 
ston Bogers. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. HUdegarde Speyers Hillhouse and George Dudley 
Seymour, 1939-43. 

MS 62-1495 

Thompson, Sarah E 

Correspondence, 1855-1904. 

137 items. 

In Duke UniTersity Library. 

Federal spy. Civil War nurse, and Government worker. Letters 
giving an account of-how Mrs. Thompson furnished General Alvan 
Cullem G litem the information which led to the attack on the com- 
mand of General John H. Morgan at Greenville, Tens, in which the 
latter was killed; testimonials of Mrs. Thompson's services to the 
Federal Government; recommendations for Federal jobs; letters in- 
dicating the poverty in which she lived after her marriage to Orville 
J. Bacon of Broome Co., N. Y„ in January, 1866, and her belief that 
the Government should reward her with a lucrative position in pay- 
ment for her services and the services of her first husband, Sylvanus 

H. Thompson, of Co. 1, 1st Regt. Tennessee Cavalry, who was shot as a 
spy after his capture by Morgan's men ; and letters describing Mrs. 
Thompson's services as a nurse In Federal hospitals and as a lecturer 
in behalf of charitable activities for Union soldiers. 

Card index in the library. Also described in Guide to the manu- 
script collections In the Duke University Library, by N. M. TUley and 
N. L. Goodwin (1947) p. 232. 

Acquired, 1938. 

MS 62-1496 

Howe, Orlando Cutter, 1824-1899. 

Papers, 1848-1900. 

230 items. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer, Judge, Army officer, and professor. Correspondence of 
Howe with his wife, Maria Wheelock Howe, and others, and other 
papers, relating to the settlement of Newton and Spirit Lake, Iowa, 
the Spirit Lake Massacre, life in Kansas, Howe's Civil War expe- 
riences in Missouri and Arkansas, the Des Moines Blver land grant, 
and other subjects. 

Some of the correspondnce (1855-64) was published In Annals of 
Iowa, series 3, v. 19, no. 8-6 (1934) p. 163-186, 267-311, 323-351. and 
406-448. 

Gift of Evelyn Howe Porter, 1933. 

MS 62-1497 

U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Iowa Superintendencv. 
Records, 1841-45. 
ca. 100 Items. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence of John Chambers, Governor of Iowa Territory, re- 
lating to his ex officio duties as Superintendent of Indian Affairs. 
Includes a letter to J. C. Spencer. 
Finding aid in the repository. 
Deposited by the U. S. Government 

MS 62-1498 

Street, Joseph Montfort, 1782-1840. 

Papers, 1827-40. 

ca. 400 items. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

Editor and Indian agent. Correspondence of Street as an Indian 
agent in Wisconsin and Iowa, annotated by his sons, William Street 
and A. B. Street; abstracts; and other papers. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of Ida M. Street 1910. 

MS 62-1499 

Moore, Meredith Tarlton, 1827-1915! 

Papers, 1906-08. 

1 folder. 

In University of Kansas City Library, Snyder Collection of 
Americana. 

Notes from interviews with Moore, a veteran of the Mexican War 
and native Missourlan who made several trips to California, the 
first in 1849. Notes telling of bis experiences, together with a 
letter to William Elsy Connelley on his recollections. 

MS 62-1500 



International Longshoremen's Association. New York Dis- 
trict Council. 

Records, 1955-56. 

lbox. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Correspondence, hearings, newspaper clippings, and other material 
relating to negotiations for n new agreement with the New York 
Shipping Association, and to the Council's opposition to the employ- 
ment stabilization program of the Waterfront Commission of New 
York Harbor. 

Gift of Nicholas Kisberg. 

MS 62-1501 

Nutt, Bauer, 1810 (ca.)-1864. 

Papers, 1846-1911. 

722 items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Planter, of Natchez, Miss. Plantation Journal and other papers 
(chiefly 1853-60), mostly relating to the management of Nutfs land 
and slave holdings In Mississippi and Louisiana. Includes papers 
concerning the construction and furnishing of Longwood, Nutfs house 
at Natchez, which was designed by Samuel Sloan of Philadelphia 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1951. 

MS 62-1502 

Mathews, Rena, 1874- 

Papers, 1902-32. 

50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, MS. entitled The dalm of being a western pioneer 
1902-1932, with accompanying photo, albums, and pictures of Yaqui 
Indians and revolutions In Mexico. 

MS 62-1503 



Forbes, Rose Dabney Malcolm. 

Papers, 1914-20. 

4ft. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College, Peace Col- 
lection. 

Pacifist leader. Reports of committee activities, scrapboots, press 
releases, posters, fliers, gummed stickers, card signs, membership 
buttons, and printed material, accumulated by Mrs. Forbes as writer 
speaker, and president of the League for Permanent Peace (earlier 
known as the Massachusetts State Branch of the Woman's Peace 
Party). Contains material relating to the peace activities of other 
groups, including the Massachusetts Peace Society 

Deposited by Mis. Forbes. 

MS 62-i504 



Sumner, George, 1817-1868. 

Mailliard family collection; papers of George Sumner and 
Joseph Bonaparte, 1785-1860. 

1200 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Correspondence of George Sumner consists of letters of statesmen, 
historians, and artists of France, England, and America, including 
Thomas A. Edison, William E. Gladstone, Edward S. Gould, Washing- 
ton Irving, Ernest W. Longfellow, Henry W. Longfellow, George Pea- 
body, William H. Prescott, Alexis de Toequevine, Oscar Wilde, and 
Robert C Winthrop. The Bonaparte papers, concerning Joseph Bona- 
parte and other members of the Bonaparte family, inclnde personal 
correspondence. Journals, diaries, record books, business papers, and 
materials dealing with the settlement of the estate of Joseph Bona- 
parte. Louis Mailliard, executor of the estate, kept many of the 
records. Additional papers include materials relating to the home in 
Bordentown, New Jersey, where the Bonapartes settled In America. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of J. Wurd Mailliard, Jr., 1953. 

MS 62-1505 

Spanish Refugee Relief Campaign. 

Records, 1935-40. 

ca. 100 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, official reports, pamphlets, broadsides, publicity 
material, and other records of the Spanish Refugee Belief Campaign 
and its predecessors, the Medical Bureau to Aid Spanish Democracy 
and the North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy. ' 

MS 62-1506 



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1885?- 



coUector. 



Turtle, James Madison, 1823-1892 
Papers, 1861-64. 

4 It:'n«s and 1 T 

printed material ^^ Correspondence, commissions, and 

Gift of Joel Tnttte. 

MS 62-1507 

Scott, Robert Taylor, 1834-1897 
Papers, 1889-93. 
42 items. 

^^?' nl f S MotleaX Soe'ety collections. 

I«^rSSiJ£^SSS. tt iSt CorresponoenceandmemoraWlla. The 

J.rTtto^ey^TerTo^mrr^^^^ '^^^ 
Include Robert T. Barton. Lafdon Carter &liw ) T^ r £ s £? ndent8 
Charles Minor Blackfor& Georee w«^J!^ ^ , ,. ,0M S? v - B '«600d. 

?^e«%^^&^-^^^^oS 
,v»u«sr. janney, Horace W. Jones, Linden Kent William 

Poland . Jame?yS^Sshafia- ffteP&,ri S 
James Henry Rives, Clyde rwit^m^^Z^y "ckett, J. T. Preston, 
Cooke Smart, JnSn ^l» f^D w«i?S?'^ an,es a Sinner, Flora 
Grooms & Noble, ^tchnSJi * Xbon '* S P ' Wallace . ">« 

Gift of John A. C. Keith, 1861. 

MS 62-1508 

Lynn, John E 

Railroadiana. 
4 fitinj cabinet drawers, 
^n University of Kansas city Library, Snyder Collection of Amerl- 

general agent, passengeraeoartrS^f 2 ^£? ** I ^ m - who ™ 
Qulncy Kallria^^Ssc^ 1 ?^ 4 SJ2S ^"^ Burlington and 
dated 1881-1803. aau5aB clty - Mo - Includes ca. 30 clergy pennita, 
Gift of Mr. Lynn, 196a 

MS 62-1509 

Allen, William Francis, 1830-1889 
Papers, 1788, 1824-1920. 
lbox. 

£ p^SSX 80 *" 7 " Wlsc0nsln coUectloaa - 

University ofWsaK^ * anClent: ten « na 8es and history at the 

MS 62-1510 

AMrich, Charles, 1828-I90a 
Personal papers, 
ca. 15 items and 9 v 

£ SZg&SF °' »"*«* «* *"**« collections. 
aoe^d!Su&\ 30 c^f^. aI ' doniIUu,1< «^ Correspondence, 
ceived CttrSwa^^SaTSLDr^S reCor<1 book <^Scle7^ 
Dept of History and^SSvesl iSct,^?^* * <* "* Iow * Sta te 
missions, and oth™ p^e^ ^nc^^ 1 S^ ap ?S™^ ohers - «"" 
sympathy upon the deattaS *5E5.. _2/ < $! me of Jette *s (1892) of 
and^a coVyTalerS to Mr^ttt? M^i™*""" **»<* 
lated to the reBosltorr's am*,* S^L?? ers - The material Is re- 

*1££H£^£*%S£^ ooDertI ° n - **> * ^ 

Inpartgiftof Mr.Aldrich. ^™ p """- 

MS 62-1511 

O'Neal, John W C 6. i82 L 

Papers, 1852-97. 

SatsSts^dwKr 1 ***** C0DeCtl0n * <« 3 ^'^ *>•> 
Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-1512 



Caudron, Theophile. 

Scrapbook, 1912-52. 

1 v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

MS 62-1513 

Bixby, George Stephenson, J. i860 
Papers, 1872-1935. 
IB ft. 
In New Tork State Library. 

Descriptive list In the library. 

Gift of the Alexander 0. Flick estate, 1949. 

MS 62-1514 

Nelson, Jake. 

Papers, ca. 1880-92. 
2 Items. 

Mem^fof^TSS,.? 8 ^!^ Soctety ejections (Roseau, Mlm) 

Sa7bL£^ "" tater »«^ I* Wa «amlly to toRed Lato 
^JW rears in Roseau Valley was printed In the Roseau time. 

MS 62-1515 

Clayton, Sir Robert, 1629-1707. 
Papers^ I579r-l744. 
ca. 5 ft (ca. 3000 items) 
In University of Illinois Library 

Index of personal names. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions 

Purchased from Ulchelmore & Co, 1953. 

MS 62-1516 

Eershner, Edward. 

Papers, 1861-1902. 

375 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Naval physician. Correspondence, orders, sick renorta h~m».i 
supply reports, Inventories of medictaesi^othaTriraWc^SSiSJ 
Kershner's career in the Navy. Includes a^M^S^f^f 
criticism of the Navy's attack on C^Je^^u^onosed^^LiS 

Acquired, 1951-5T. 

MS 62-1517 

Brown, Phillip. 

Papers, 1893-1932. 

10 ft 

^University of Oklahoma Library 

MS 62-1518 

Buffington, Thomas M 6 1855 

Papers, 1887-99. 
620 items. 

to University of Oklahoma Library 
cJZSSSL Ch,ef S f ** Ofce"** Nation and Mayor of Vinira. Okta. 

MS 62-1518 



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Wittenmeyer, Annie (Turner) 1827-1900. 
Civil War correspondence, 1861-65. 

iJ'lowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

CiTil War norse, and temperance leader. 

Gift of Mrs. Wittenmeyer, 18987 ^ fr]a) 



Dutton, Jerome, 1826-1893. 
Papers, ca. 1826-ca, 1901. 

ca. 20 items and 10 v. „ ... 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
B^essman, farmer, and local official. Business and Personal 
corre^noence (1865-1901), 7 diaries (1850-69), memorandum books, 
.'SSSgSTdeea., abstracts, receipts, land patents, coromlsstons, 
certificates, inemorabilla (1826-30), and other papers. Eludes a 
mtte com^pondence, an autograph album, and certificates of Dut- 
ton's wife, Cellnda Parker Dutton. 
Finding aid In the repository. 
Glftof Claude W. Dutton, 1809; Bessie Dutton Murray, 1M4. 

Mo 62-1521 



Whitehome, J E 

Letters, 1861-65. 

40 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Confederate soldier. Letters of Whltehorne to bis family while 
serving in Co. P of the 12th Virginia Infantry during the Civil War. 
Gift of Mrs. J. G. Mayas, ca. 1952. MS62-1522 



Busby, Orel, 1890- 

Papers, 1916-50. 

4 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Judge. Correspondence, campaign and general speeches including 
4 reels of recorded political speeches (1942), newspaper clippings, 
and other papers relating to Federal judgeship matters and to Busby's 
services as a member of the Oklahoma Council of Defense and the 
Oklahoma University Board of Begems. Includes political corre- 
spondence pertaining to Busbys tenure as Judge of Pontotoc Co, 
Okla, Judge of the 7th District, associate Justice of the Oklahoma 
Supreme Court, and his candidacy for the U. S. Senate (1942) 

MS 62-1523 



Crank, James FBmore. 

Papers, 1880-1902. 

450 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Businessman of Pasadena. Calif. Family and business papers, 
chiefly relating to the Los Angeles and San Gabriel Railroad Co. 
Includes papers dealing with the San Pasqual Ranch and the Azusa 
Land and Water Co. 

Inventory of the collection in the library. 

Acquired from MllredM Crank. 1935-36. 

MS 62-1524 



Respess, Isaiah. 

Papers, 1787-1887. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Lumber dealer, of Washington, N. C Business correspondence, 
accounts, shipping bills, and other material (chiefly 1840-70), con- 
cerning Respess' business, bis sympathy to the Union during the 
Civil War, and other matters. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired. 1983. 

MS 62-1525 



Maclay, Charles, 1822-1890. 

Papers, 1841-1922. 

ca. 850 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

Methodist missionary and member of the California Legislature- 
Includes material on the Central and Southern Pacific Railroads and 
on Maclay*s holdings In San Francisco and the Rancho Ex-Mission 
de San Fernando. 

Summary report and catalog cards In the library. 

Gift of Catherine Dace, 1988-88. 

MS 62-1526 



Mathewson, Edward Payson, 1864-1948. 
Papers, 1915-35. 

100 items. ,_. .. , 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Arte.) 

Metallurgist and city official of Tucson, Ariz. Correspondence, 

reprints of articles and newspapers, programs, and photos, of mines 

and mining equipment. Includes blueprints for the United Verde 

Ower0B - MS 62-1527 

Agricultural campaign literature of the presidential elec- 
tions of 1928 and 1936. 
2 v 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

A display of agricultural campaign literature, including newspaper 
and magazine advertisements and campaign pamphlets. One voL, 
entitled Equity for agriculture: an advertising ca mp ai gn for Gov- 
ernor Smith (1928), was compiled by Ferry-Hanly, Chicago; the other 
voL, entitled Agriculture in the 1936 presidential election, was compiled 
by Crltchfield and Co., Chicago. Includes statistics on distribution. 

Deposited by Chester C. Davis. MS 62-1528 



Committee for the Relief of East Tennessee. 

Records, 1864-65. 

8 v 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Letter books and minutes. 



MS 62-1529 



Boyer, David. 

Papers, 1892-1933. 

323 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Member of the Oklahoma State Legislature. Political correspond- 
ence, a list of standing committees, a copy of Rules of 10th Legisla- 
ture of Oklahoma (1925) , and a copy of House rules and Joint rules of 
Legislative Assembly of Territory of Oklahoma. 
^^ MS 62-1530 



Boydston, Sam M d. 1927. 

Papers, 1900-27. 
294 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Labor leader of Oklahoma. Correspondence, ledger kept by Boyds- 
ton while district official of the United Mine Workers of America, 
District 21, and flies of mining reports relating to the early day coal 
fields. 

MS 62-1531 

Cummins (John) and Company. 

Correspondence, 1800-12. 

90 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Letters addressed to John Cummins and Co, merchants of Duck 
Creek and Smyrna, Delaware, dealing mainly In wheat, flour, and 
corn, lumber and dry goods. A few letters are addressed to George 
Keanard, apparently a business connection of the Ann. The letter! 
are for 2 brief periods, April, 1800, and September, 1812. 

Presented by James P. Faries, 1861. ,„„ „ „„ 

MS 62-1532 

Child Care Center Parents Association of New York. 

Records, 1947-54. 

2 boxes. " 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (B-21) 
Correspondence, minutes, statements, programs of the association 
and of child care centers, newsletters, bulletins, and news clippings, 
used by Edythe Lotzker, president of the Association, during cam- 
paigns to continue New York City appropriations, and to win State 
and national support, for centers to care for children of working 

MS 62-1533 



Code, Marion Osborne Graves, d. 1955. 

Papers, 1953-55. 

lbox. 

In Badcllfte College Library, Women's Archives (A-108) 

Correspondence and a Journal describing travels and social work 
In India, Including material on the philosophy and customs of the 
country, and on Marlon Code's Initial enthuslam and final dlssatlsfac- 
tlon with them. MS 62-1534 



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Tivo Institute for Jewish Research. 

Vilna collection, 18th cent-1940 
ca. 150 ft " 

i? jfi« J nsti ' n j e * or Je^st Research Library. 
In part, transcripts. * 

Jewish Ministry In Lithuania, material on the Jewish l»w m™». 

^^red from Jewish Institutions In VilnaTd other cities. 

MS 62-1535 
LiTie, WUhelm, 1808-1872. 
Papers, 1842-65. 
65 items. 

in °™'!? >r ?i! H * to I»»l Institute collections ( St Lonis) 
*^%&£?T^j*« 0C ° Dlta - — ^aWorigtaals In 

JJnpnbUshed Index In the repository 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository 

SK t p£ < £ie. teRay "*"" maMe to °» »**** 

MS 62-1536 

59 items. 

tojf^iaffistorlcaj Society conecUona. 

wmdemMaoTD^eidton^n^SS? %* ««n»uajIoiier, concerning 
landowners m CtaSSd cL^ln «^£*Ji? lc ? mo,,d ^^ 
opment of tb« Ja^^^ ^ Ta ' to order to ae « nlIe J" 1 * &r *rol- 
Qlft'ofMr.DlggB.iflSL - 

MS 62-1537 

Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889. 
Papers, 1847-89. 
ca. 50 items. 
InChlcago Historical Society library 

Thomas ^WattsT ^CSTm^^ B " *?■ John *• Magruder. and 
OldrlS. 3j£j Lee ttems ■» ^temporary transcripts.' 

MS 62-1536 
Gregg, David L 

Papers, 1850-68. 
28v. 

Qpento tavestlgatorsuntoin>rary re^erloS * 
Information on literary rights available in thelibrary 

Haw«T n f?^ 2 f ^L?fJ? ls ^ rtcal C«™l"«on of the Territory of 
Hawaii r toHBZ. where the coUectlon had been deposited by David £ 

MS 62-1539 



Norton, Sylvester H 

Correspondence, 1862-82. 
1 reel of microfilm (68 items) 
In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

maEfiZSVSg** "■* *~ orl8lnato ta *• P" 8 ^"" «* 
wi,^^ S, 7 " ^flefen written by Norton (a member of Co. F 
5tt Beg^^consto Vototters) to his wife, or to hluTWtalrner 
nSwlS, ^JZ ^L^f* Wwoosin Volunteers). Joel's letters 
(^i^^wnttai from Friars Point, Miss., Helena, Art. a^mp 
near vickstrarg. Miss, several camps In Louisiana, and "Pmk CsnSi " 

SS-T'S? ££ ofllcers - "»P Ufe. f ooo, foragmg o7thTconnSSaA 
^^Z^^if*^^™"* 8 "- «««»»• SylvesSTet 
ters (1864-65), written from Toledo, Ohio, and from Sickles Barracks 

^S^i^ exa, i! ria i ■*Si. wta » ^ was eonfined with nineas, contain 

£fd£s d^^^rnT* "^WKS! 
Descriptive Inventory in the repository. 
Gift of William Olson, 1981, ^~"™ *• 

MS 62-1540 



Lorimer, George Horace, 1868-1937. 

Papers; Adelaide TV. Neall section, 1908-47 
180 items and 2 v. ' v/ °^"- 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Ktean by prominent contributors, and an^S^notoTrf ^ito 

S^ a Der? Bl^ Sg^ ^S^"* * ^^ThonMs^er! 
rwT<55S Jl 85 ^? r f2 lai,n e Brush, Pearl S. Buck, Charles Frauds 
Ooe, Calvin Coolidge, Charles Curtis, Mary CarollnebMtaTM.2nS 
' Wade Deland, William James D^I^^Sia^^^Sf 
inanx Edmonds, F. Scott ntagera^Arttatt^utteSa^ jJ^^. 
man Han. Corra M. Harris, J^HelgesKloWermwIel 
Emerson Hough, Edgar Watson Howe, Harold I* Iekes. NmnJml 
Johnson, Clarence Budlngton Kelland, Wl£ani Henry SSumsTS 
ner, Bose Wilder Lane. Bing w. I^er^dalr^wlsTjota »££ 

Presented by Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Lorimer, I860. 

MS 62-1541 



American Colonization Society. 

Records, 1820-58. 

ca. 110 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library 

MS 62-1542 



Stabler, Edward, 1794-1883, collector. 
Reaper history, 1833-55, 1895. 

1 v. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library 
In part, transcripts 
^J"?"* 001 ' witn <»- 65 Items of correspondence, printed material 

Cyrus ^SSS^SS""^^ "****^ 8£%££?2* 
>jyrus H. McCormick over the invention of and the nato n VV„. 7H 
reaper, tacluding many testimonials prSsmg Hussct 5?^ 

Unpublished guide In the library 
Gift of Edward Stabler, Jr., 1903. 

MS 62-1543 



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Bibb, William Emmet, 1848-1910. 

Papers, 1846-1920. 

10 ft. 

In University of Virginia Library ( 4171) 

Lawyer, businessman, and State senator, of Albemarle and Louisa 
Counties, Va. Correspondence and other papers, chiefly concerning 
Bibb's law practice and business activities, especially real estate de- 
velopment and mineral speculation companies. Includes correspond- 
ence pertaining to Virginia and Louisa Co. politics, and records of the 
Mineral City Mining, Manufacturing, and Land Company of Mineral, 
Va. Correspondents include Edgar Allan, A. Blair Antrim, Philip 
Pendleton Barbour, Manly H. Barnes, Terry Berry, James E. Bibb, 
Angus B. Blakey, Bichard E. Boykln, A. Caperton Braxton, Joseph 
Bntton, Bichard Cardwell, Hill Carter, James B. Caton, J. B. Crank, 
John W. Daniel, J- Singleton Dlggs, Paul Edmunds, J. Taylor EUyson, 
Horace M. Engle, Henry D. Flood, S. Bassett French, Bichard Frost, 
William A. Glasgow, W. S. Gooch, Charles Goodloe, Armlstead 
Churchill Gordon, Beuben Lindsay Gordon, Jackson Guy, Thomas J. 
Harrison, Ernest Hoen, Henry W. Holt. Jededlah Hotchkiss, Eppa 
Hunton, William A Jones, George B. Keezell, Bichard Ker, A. E. 
King, W. E. Leake, W. H, F. Lee,W-illiam A. Little, Jr, J. B. McCabe, 
William B. Mcllwaine, William Mahone, James Mann, William H. 
Mann, Leonard Marbnry, John G. May, C. V. Meredith, John B. Moon, 
Bobert F. Moss, George A. Mushback, Bosewell Page, Everett Perkins, 
George Perkins, B. B. Powell, A. G. Pretlow, C. J. Bixey, Jr., John 
Franklin Bixey, B. Carter Scott, George Scott Shackleford, Frederick 

W. Sims, Rudolph Samuel Turk, J. Hoge Tyler, Lyon Gardiner Tyler, 
Edmund Waddell, Jr., John F. Walker, Stafford Gorman Whittle, 
Henry Tnvlor Wickham, Micajah Woods, and William M. Yager. 
Gift, 1958. 

MS62-1544 

Johnston, Mary, 1670-1936. 

Papers. 1898-1936. 

12 it. 14000 items) 

In University of Virginia Library (3DSS) 

Author and suffragette. Correspondence, diaries (1907-15), ac- 
counts, speeches, and other papers, concerning Miss Johnston's liter- 
ary pursuits and her advocacy of women's suffrage. The correspond- 
ence with her publishers and agents concerns book and article titles, 
contracts, royalties; public taste, criticism of her work, and motion 
picture and dramatic rights. Includes MSS. and galley proofs of 
Audrey (1902), Lewis Band (1908), The far country (unfinished and 
unpublished), and others. Other correspondence and speeches con- 
cern her activities with various organizations on behalf of women's 
rights. Correspondents Include Viola Allen, Archer Anderson, String- 
fellow Barr, Ernest Boddington, Edward Bok, Van Wyck Brooks, 
John Stewart Bryan, Strutters Burt, Richard E. Byrd, James Branch 
Cabell. Stuart Chase, Rebecca Harding Davis. Margaret Deland, Theo- 
dore Dreiser, Max Eastman, John H. Finley, Zona Gale, Ellen Glas- 
gow, Arnfistead C. Gordon. Jr., James A Harrison, Archibald Hender- 
son, Burton J. Hendrlck, Basil King, J. Krishnamurti, Otto Kyllmau, 
Fola La Follette, Ben Lindsey, Cary McCormick, Marian McDowell, 
Margaret Meredith, Wyndham Meredith, John C. Metcalf, Nannie 
Minor, John T. Morgan, Alfred B. Orage, Thomas Nelson Page, Mr. 
and Mrs. Walter Hlnes Page, Albert Blgelow Paine, Bliss Perry, 
Ernest Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pryor, Paul B. Reynolds, Eleanor 
Bobson, Anna Eatherine Green Bohles, Ellery Sedgwick, Anna 

Howard Shaw. May Sinclair, Bay Costello Strachy, Alice Tyler, 
Edward Valentine, Henry Van Dyke, James Southall Wilson, Walter 
White, Ellen C. Whitney, N. C. Wyeth, Elinor Wylie, and Stark Young. 
Deposit, 1950. 

MS 62-1545 

Pulliam, B G 

Business records, 1801-80. 

415 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Merchant, of Leasburg, Caswell Co., N. C. Correspondence and 
other papers of Pulliam and of H. T. Connally, -also a merchant of 
Leasburg. Many of the letters are from fertilizer companies. Cor- 
respondents and persons and firms mentioned include Allison and 
Addison, Lpwis Burwell, William H. Ollbam, \. B Newman, South- 
ern Fertilizinscompany.and Zell Fertilizer Company 

Card index In tne library. 

Acquired, 1940. 

MS 62-1546 

Gage, Matilda (Joslyn) 1826-1898. 

Papers, 1850-1900. 

5 folders and 1 microfilm. 

In Radeliffe College Library, Women's Archives. 

In part, microfilm. 

Beformer. Correspondence, speeches, articles, and biographical 
material, concerning equal rights, the position of women, and the 
science of numbers. Correspondents Include Susan B. Anthony, 
Lncretla Mott, Lucy Stone, and Matthew Vassar. 

Acquired, 1956. 

MS 62-1547 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. - 

Genealogical materials. 

ca. 100 items, ca. 35 v., 7 booklets, and 3 charts. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Genealogies, genealogical notes, wills, deeds, marriage certificates, 
letters, business papers, indentures, clippings, minutes of Quaker 
meetings, charts, coats of arms, other papers and documents, draw- 
ings, and photos. Includes a fragmentary history of the College of 
New Jersey. Contains material on the AUston, Bagnall, Baldwin, 
Beales,. Beatty, Bellanger, Bellinger, Bernlngton, Boker, Brlgga, 
Brooke, Clayton, Clinton, Conklin, Cooper, Cresson, Croasoale, 
Cunyngham, Dale, Dallas, Davies, De la Plalne, Detnrk, Dutton, 
Dyer, Edwards, Ellis, Elliott, Findlay, Fltz Randolph, Folger, For- 
man, (Falrman, Furman) Glbbes, Gorham, Goverts, Granville, Hard- 
ing, Hare, Hart, Hasell, Howell, Hunt, Hutchinson, Jervls, Jessup, 
Jones, Kelm. Kelly, Keyser, Kirk, Klttera, Lawrence, Llpplncott, Me- 
Canless. McSeale, McNeil, Maxwell, Merrlt, MIckle, Middleton, Mif- 
flin, Miller, Moore, Nevlns, Piatt, Pleasants, Potts, Powel, Reeve, 
Bernlngton, Boberdean, Sands, Sandwith, Sayre, Scull, Seeley, 
Shower, Smith, Smythe, Snowden, Somers, Starr, Strickland, Taylor, 
Thomas, Thompson, Todd, Tritea, Van Horn, Van Wyck, Wade, Wal- 
ter, Washington. Watson, Williams, Wilson, Wynkoop, and other 
families. 

Separately described in Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1949) 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1548 



West Virginia. University. 

Business records collected by the University, 1795-1940. 

ca. 135 items, ca. 20 v., 2 boxesi 1 bundle, 2 folders, and 6 rolls of 
microfilm. 

In West Virginia University Library (63, 119, 180, 312, 372, 415, 
416, 480, 535, 550, 60S, 650, 654. 678. 679, 688, 705, 713, 788, 801, 888. 
838, 846, 854, 864, 894, 982, 1001, 1029, 1051 ) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Ledgers, account books, daybooks, journal, minutes, casebook, 
deeds, reports, survey book, photos., clippings, a few letters, and re- 
lated printed matter. Persons and Institutions represented are 
James Byrnside, who operated a general store at Peterstown; the 
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; A. B. Clark, who kept a 
general store; E. B, Henry, and B. H. Demaln, contractors, of Mor- 
gantown ; the Donnally and Steele Kanawha Salt Works ; a general 
store, near Falrvlew; William Hall, of Egypt; Henry Hammett, cabi- 
net and coffin maker of Parkersburg; Joseph Harman, who ran a 
general store at Petersburg; Jordan Harrison, of Sklmino, York Co., 
Va. ; Samuel Harrison, who had an inn and a cooperage business; the 
Talbott House of St George, owned by W. B. Jenkins & Brother; 
Richard and Samuel McClure, general merchants, of Wheeling; the 
Mannington Times ; Mountain Lake and Salt Sulphur Springs Turn- 
pike Company, and Salt Sulphur Springs Road; Bobert T. Moore, 
retail merchant of Wellsburg; the Morgantown Bridge Company; 
Julius G. Muhleman, who had a manufacturing firm In Buck HID 
Bottom, Ohio ; various steamboat companies operating on the Ohio 
river; G. W. Orr & Son, who owned and operated the Henry D. Fort- 

ney Grain & Feed Mill, at Independence; John C. Palmer, attorney of 
Wellsburg; W. J. Cox and A. M. Jackson, physicians at Knob Fork 
and Porter Falls, Wetzel County; the Red Sulphur Hotel, owned by 
Hunter & Company; Sebastian Behm, a physician of Mason Co., 
W. Va. and Pomeroy, Ohio; a tailor, in Morgantown; William 
Thomas, who owned a general store and grist mill at Blacksvllle; 
the United States Leather company, of Marllnton; J. W. Vandiver, a 
dealer in agricultural Implements at Burlington ; and the West Vir- 
ginia Pulp and Paper Company. Includes a narrative of the Bates 
and Harrison families; observations on Indians; 23 issues of several 
newspapers published in Marion County; and a survey book of Phfl- 
llp Lybrook, of Giles County, Va. 

Indexed in part. .,:...». 

Described separately in Guide to manuscripts and archives In the 
West Yireinla collection, by Charles Shetler (1S58) 

MS 62-1549 



Pringle, James Reid. 

Business correspondence, 1840-84. 

320 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Commission merchant, of Charleston. S. C. Correspondence relat- 
ing to Pringle's business operations. Much ox" the material Is from 
the Civil War years and concerns economic conditions, uncertainty 
of rail transportation, tne scarcity of horses, mules, wagons, and 
sacks for shipping rice, and other matters. Correspondents include 
Benjamin Huger, F. W. Pickens, and P. C. J. Weston. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1938. 

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Kyle, Absalom Arthur, 1818-1885. 

Papers, 1847-1902. 

100 items. 

In University of Tennessee Library 
H„^^'^L£ 0rre8 E 0,,dence ' acconnt bo*** <* Kyle and his son 
colt Court of Tennessee, and other papers, mostly related (bKtw. 
work as state attorney of the First c£St aYr^^S^pervtoS 
of Banks, and as U. S. Direct Tax Commissioner forTtameffletT^ 

Open to investigators under library restrictions/^ ^^^ Wt 

^formation on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Hugh Kyle. 

MS 62-1551 



Rutledge, John, 1766-1819. 

Papers, 1760-1862. 

117 items and 2 v. 

In Duke University Library 

State legislator, militia officer, and U. S. BepresentaHve from Sooth 
Caroltaa. Correspondency travel journals (1787-89), and other 
papers, centered around Butledge>s life and career. The material re- 
JEflSaSS" 7 *?!L b S? 1 5 e 5 ""P"* Thomas Jefferson's Interest In 
the ratification of the U. S. ConsBtntlon by North Carolina, Butledge's 
marriage to Sarah Motte Smith, the education of their ^o^enTlaiid 
1 E!!2!^J 1 £j5*T Ba ? aaD ' laa POlltital conditions In Sweden. The 
v2Sf*^ f i?" ,a !! 4 *2L Wp to J£°"Pe contain travel directions pre- 
SS^-f^JSS«r. T1 !S2 a8 Jeffe ™? n ' «»« toelooe Information on 
^™ ewpooMto France, descriptions of the British Parliament 
andofEngland, France, and Italy, and Impressions of prominent 

^Correspondents Include Jonathan Bryan, Charles Cadogan, Charles 
Drayton, Thomas Jefferson, Countess de Litta of Milan, Charles 
V°? s ^S 1 / m< 5 ney ' Edward Butledge, Elizabeth Grimke Butledge, 
John Butledge, Sr., States Butledge, Benjamin Tallmadee, Petit de 
Vmers, and Oliver Wofcott. ^^ «■«■««<=, «w oe 

Card Index In the library. Also described In Guide to the manu- 
script collections In the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tilley and 

N .-iti 3oo ^7 in ( ,^ 7) - ^"Oally published In Journal of Southern 
history, v. 12, no. 1 (Feb. IMS) 

MS 62-1552 



Raddiffe College. "Women's Archives. 

Miscellaneous manuscript collections, 1806- 

ca. 800 Items. ' 

In BadcUffe College Library, Women's Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and microfilm. 
-™™£ e i ,pon 5i? ce : aiaTi ? i - Journals, reminiscences, speeches, articles, 
SS£^K 0bltnar,es ' other prtnted naterlal, biographical sketches, 
Ef^ISJJr *****: an<1 Pictures, concerning achievements of women 
to government service, medicine and nursing, journalism, and other 
S?L L." 1 ? eoneantoS equal rights, suffrage, education, family 
2ffi*£l*»/ nd ?25? sn i > J ec ™- Persons names include Beatrice 
?*££*• J*?* ^SF Heard, Harriet Beden, Caroline Browne 
Lawrence BedingeivTherese Bonney, Mrs. Morgan Brooks, Katharine 
Kennedy Brown, Eunice Callender, Roberta Church, Elizabeth Law- 
rence Clarke, Sarah Nordiffe Qeghorn, Frances Greeley Curtis, 

SSrS < 5?». McC S2! : ^ < S 8h,nan - """y He,en Dntton. Jean Wood 
S2f ' £ a 2 e „ K ?? er GaUI *>n, Alice Gerstenberg, Stella Goostray, 
K^Jf"; "ffF? Polne "y Hamlin, Harriet Louise Hardy 
§Z j£££^j£!? ia ,S??S n ' EUen stnr 8 i « Hooper, Dorothy Deemer 
Houghton, M^orle Child Husted, Mary Pillsbury Lord, Agnes Winl- 
SSL"^? 8 ^' *$"*%. Thomas Metealf, Helen Morton, Mary 
vZSF&ZSF^L £?J 5< ? e !j ,riest ' 6race Rl<*art«on, Frances 
752h5%!5?' L 2S W i? stebb ™s, Anna Boynton Thompson, and 
Adeline Dutton Train Whitney. 
Finding aid in the library. 

MS 62-1553 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Collections of business papers, 1648-1915. 

ca. 115 Items, ca. 60 v„ l package, and 2 folders. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

■Account books, daybook, memorandum books, bankbook, ledgers. 
22KL bc ?5 ""^"^fl? estate8 ' wlUs ' deeds : surve^TpIansTtond 
jecords; and court dockets, records of lawsuits, and other legal 

?£%L, S?" d !Li? w ^ 0Slc ?. notes - * oems ' »»*=■ records tf 
■peecnes, and a commonplace book. The bulk of the material Is of 

2£ ^SH"?^ !^" Pa 2° ns P rtn »'fly concerned with the materials 
SM^^SL^ n ', SMert Aehton; Blchard Backhouse, JMuah 
B^win, David Bentley, Mathlas Benzlnger. Judith Bogert, George 
Bond, Phlneas Bond, Ettas Boudlnot, Bobert Brook, Bo^r BraolpV 



John Brown (7), Edward Burd, Samuel Worcester Butler, Thomas 
Butler; John Cadwalader. Benjamin C. Calhoun, William Masters 
Camac, Isaac Collins, Porter F. Cope, J. F. Cottrell ; William David- 
son, Herbert Dupny; Esher family. Henry Ewlng; Joseph Fearon, 
Isaac Franks; James Gibbons; Thomas Hale, Bobert Harper Wil- 
liam Harrison, John Hatktnson, John Hugh; David Jones,' John 
Jones, Jr. ; Joseph Klapp, Charles de Krafft; William A. Lee, Edward 
Lynch; Archibald McCan, Thomas McEnen; David Meed, Richard 
Merriam, James Monroe, Samuel Moore, William Moore, Deborah 
Morris, Abraham Morhouse, Andrew Y. Morhouse; Samuel Neave- 
Louls L'Orrange; William Penn, John Phillips, Edmund Physick- 
Mary BIcketts, Margaret Roberts, Thomas Roberts m, E. W. RobUV 

son; Benjamin Say, Joseph H. SlddeL Amos Stiles, Mrs. W S. Suck- 
ton, Amos StretteU, John Swift, John Cleves Symmes; Charles Thom- 
son, Mary Tyndale; Cornelius Vanhorne, Margarita Van Varick, 
Charles Vollmer ; Henry Whales, J. G. Williamson, John Wilson ; and 
someone named Buchanan. 

Separately described In Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1948) 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1554 



Hawaii. University, Jlonolulu. Library. 

Diaries and logs relating to Hawaii, 1786-1883. 

lft. 

In University of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific collection. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative) from 
originals mainly in the University of California Library and the 
British Museum. 

Includes a diary (1832-85) of Francis T. Bishop, surgeon on the 
British whaling vessel Recovery; journal (1833-42) of Milo Calkin 
sailor and U. S. Consul at Lahalna, Maui; diary (1872-73) of Daniel 
B. Foster, together with a portfolio of 17 Hawaiian photos. ; logbook 
(1786^87) of the ship King George, commanded by Nathaniel Port- 
lock; journal (1824-26) of Elisha Loomia, missionary and printer- 
journal (1848-76) of Theodoras B. M. Mason, naval lieutenant serving 
on the U. S. flagship Pensaeola; journal (1794-83) of the proceedings 
of the Chatham, by Peter Paget, lieutenant in the Royal Navy ; reports 
(1816-18) from Leontil Hagenmelster, Yegor Scheffer, and Aleksandr 
Baranov of the Russian-American Company of Alaska (in transla- 
tion) ; and diaries (v. 1-9 of the Bungalow series, 1882-83) of the 
author Charles Warren Stoddard. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift and purchase, 1936-56. 

MS 62-1555 



Baraga, Friedrich, Bp., 1797-1868. 

Papers, mainly 19th cent 

52ft. 

In Bishop Baraga Association collections (Marquette, Mich.) 

In part, transcripts, photocopies, and microfilm. 

Roman Catholic missionary and first bishop of Marquette, Mich. 
Letters, diaries, notes, and documents written by and to Baraga ; 
documents that substantiate his writings ; reports of Indian agents, 
school records, ship manifests, business and other documents to re- 
construct conditions in the period of Baraga's episcopate (1853-68), 
American Fur Company records, Barbeau papers, archives of the 
Leopoldlne Foundation and the Ludwig Mission Society, complete 
Paris-Lyons archives of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 
a collection of photos, showing clergy and scenes of the Upper Penin- 
sula mainly from 1865 to 1920 (the Bezek collection) ; photocopies of 
entries dealing with North America from the Roman archives of the 
Congregation of the Propaganda; and the Jacker papers (ca. 500 
items). Contains reference to most of the important or active figures 
of the period In the Upper Peninsula. 

Partial index in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-1556 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Correspondence collections, 1688-1917. 

ca. 440 items, 15 v, 1 box, and 1 folder. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Names prominently associated with the correspondence are John 
Barcla y, William Becket, Biddie family, William Blackmore, John 
Brown, James Burns, Marmaduke Burrough ; John Christopher Fred- 
erick Cammerhoff, Josephine Carr, Andrew Clow, Cope family, William 
Crammond, Crispin family, Robert Cummlng; John David, Henry 
Drinker, Dubois family; Jesse Duncan Elliot, Jasper Swing, Swing 
family; Samuel Fox, Rebecca Franks; James M. Greene; John Bttn- 
rlch; Samuel Jackson, Abel James, Robert Jones, Thomas Jones; 
David Lewis, Owen Lewis, William Lewis, William A. Lewis, James 



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Correspondence col- 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

lections, 1688-1917. (Continued) 

Logan; Samuel R Marshall, Paul Methuen; Abraham S. Patterson, 
Joseph Storm Patterson, Patterson family, William A Patton ; Hugh 
Boberts, John Roberts, Katherine Roberts, Rebecca Robinson ; E. G. 
Shewkirk, James Stanhope, Frederics William Ton Steuben, Strobing 
family ; John Thomas, Sarah Thompson, William Till, Charles Towns- 
hend, Ernest T. Trigg, James Trimble ; Robert Walpole, Samuel Wols- 
perger, John Wynne, Oven Wynne, Thomas Wynne; and Nicholas 
Lewis Ton Zlnzecdorf. The bunt of the material Is from the 18th and 
early 19th centuries. A few of the Items are in German. Includes 
ship orders and regulations, marriage certificates, a deed, a common- 
place book, genealogical notes, a scrapbook, bins, accounts, and a 
religions tract (in Latin) 

Separately described in Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1949) 
Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1557 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Diaries and journals, 1684-1930. 

ca, 145 t. and 1 package. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Chiefly journals of travel and diaries kept during military or naval 
service, with some diaries devoted primarily to business affairs, pro- 
fessional matters, religion, and farming. Approximately h«if the 
material dates from the period preceding and during the American 
Revolution ; a substantial amount pertains to the first half of the 19th 
cent, and a much smaller amount to the period during and following 
the CM] War. Some of the material is in French or German. The 
diarists are James Allen, John W. AUoway, Charles D. AppeL L. P. 
Ashmead, Samuel John Atlee; Rhoda Barber, William Begg, Richard 
Bell, Henry B. Benners, James Blddle, Edmund W. Bosnaffon, John 
Boyer, Elijah Brown, Jr.; Robert Carr, James Craft, John Elliott 
Cresson, George Croghan ; George Mifflin Dallas, John Davis, Jonathan 
Dickinson, Robert Dickson, Daniel Dobber, Daniel Dougherty, Joseph 
Heatly Dulles, Dussault, Dyers; Ebenezer Elmer, Daniel H. Emerson, 
Comte D'Estalng; William Feltman, W. W. Feltus, Joshua F. Fisher, 
Samuel FothergUI; Edward Garrigues, James Gibbons, James Gibson, 
Thomas Gist, John W. Godfrey, Edward Goodfellow, D. W. Graphy; 
George M. Harris, John H. Hawkins, Andrew Hesselins, Captain 
Hewitt, Gerard T. Hopkins, Thomas Hopkins ; Abel James, John Jen- 
nings, William Jennlson, Anna G. Johnson, Jesse Johnson; James 
Kenny, John Kreitzer ; Thomas D. Lewis, Peter Llndstrom, George 
V. Z. Long, Benjamin Loxley, Edward Lyons; James M McGown, 
John McMillan ; Lizzie Marchand, Samuel Masson, Benjamin Mifflin, 
John Morgan, Susanna Morris. A, Myers; George Nelson; Richard 
CBryen, Joseph Oxley ; Anne F. Page, William Page, James P. Parker, 
John Parrlsh, Robert Patterson, Mary Pearsall, James W Penny- 
packer, William Percy, Samuel H. Perkins, Zebuloo M. Pike, August 
Pleasanton, Benjamin Pomroy, Christian F. Post, John Price; James 
w. Queen; Isaac Roach, Thomas Rodney, John Both, Martha Routt; 
S. Schulllng, William Seymour, Mary Shackleton, John Sharpe, John 
Shaw, Franklin Shoemaker, R C. Shreve, Sarah F Smiley James 
Sproat, Thomas Sullivan; William Trent, Hector Tyndale; John Van 
Ethan ; Christopher L. Ward, Immannel H. Warrington, WOllam Wat- 
son, Robert Willis, Isaac J. Wbtar, Sarah Wlster, Samuel W Wood- 
nouse; and Sergeant Young. There are also 12 diaries and journals 
whose authors are not named. 

Separately described In Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1S49) 
Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1556 

West Virginia. University. 

Diaries and journals, 1763-1877. 

ca. 15 items, 6 v., and 8 rolls of microfilm. 

In West Virginia University Library (4, 48, 58, 98, 158, 230, 232, 
325, 430, 436, 441, 566, 598, 637, 718, 772, 796, 798, 815, 824, 826, 922, 
943,974,1030) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Chiefly In the period of the Civil War, but mostly non-military. 
Contains information on social iife, travel, war experiences church 
activities, economics, and farming. The diarists, are Michael A. 
Ayers, Robert Ayres, TJz Barns, Henry Bedinger, Lewis Francisco 
William M. Goudy, Luther Haymond, Clara Hough, John B Mc- 
Cormick, Sarah Morgan McKown, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, 
Edward Evans Parrish, Job W. Parsons, Thomas P. Ray William 
Reynolds, Lawrence Sherwood, Edward Stephenson, John D. Sutton, 
William Underwood, and Henry Dans Ward. Includes the diary of 
an unknown Confederate soldier, an orderly book of the Continental 
Army, and a few ietters by John, Edward, and James M. Stephenson. 

Described separately in Guide to manuscripts and archives in the 
West Virginia collection, by Charles Shetler (1958) 

MS 62-1559 



Koehler, Philip, 182S-1896. 

Papers of Philip and John P. Koehler. 1854-1929. 
l ft. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St. Louis) 
Lutheran ministers. Philip Koehler's graduation album from Bar- 
men, Germany, his formulae for the ceremonies of baptism marriage, 
and church dedication, and his diary (1868-69) ; John P. Koehler's 
compositions in latin, German, and English done while Koehler was 
a student at Northwestern College, Watertown, Wis., his graduation 
album from Northwestern College, his comments on scripture passages, 
particularly Luke and Galatians, his notes on 8 writings by LShe on 
the ministry, his notes on Baler's Compendium, and notes on church 
history, particularly on the reformation period. Most of the collec- 
tion is In German. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository 
Information on literary rights available in the repository 
Gift of the e<*ate of J. P. Koehler and of Prltzlaff Library; 1953-54. 

MS 62-1560 

Reformed Church in America. Board, of Foreign Mvstsiont. 
Records, 1832-1950. 
48 ft. 

In New Brunswick (N. J.) Theological Seminary Library. 
Correspondence and other records, dealing especially with mis- 
sions in Arabia, Borneo, China, India, Japan, and Mesopotamia, with 
business matters of the Board, and with Indian agencies in the 
Western U. S. which were under the administration of the Board from 
1870-81. Agencies and persons concerned are Paul Harrison, George 
E. Stone, Harold Storm, Samuel Zwemer, and other missionaries to 
Arabia; Elihur Doty among missionaries to Borneo; Amoy Ecclesias- 
tical Union, China Continuation Committee, National Christian Coun- 
cil of China, William R. Angus, C. H. Holleman, John A Otte Wil- 
liam Pohlman, and Henry A. Poppen in China ; Church Union in South 
India, Madras Christian College, Industrial School at Arnee, Ranipet- 
tai Hospital, Vellore College, Jacob Chamberlain, Joseph Mayou, 
Henry M. Scudder, John Scudder, Joseph Scudder, and William W. 
Seudder, in India; MeUe Gakuin (school), Ferris Seminary, Tokyo 
Christian College, James H. Ballagli, Samuel R. Brown, Guido Fridolin 
Verbeck, and others in Japan; as well as Clifton Springs Sanitarium, 
N. Y., American Bible Society, American Board of Commissioners of 
Foreign Missions, Foreign Missions Industrial Association of America, 
International Medical Missionary Society, Student Volunteer Move- 
ment, and the YMCA and Student Christian Association of the Uni- 
versity of Michigan. Corresponding secretaries were Henry Cobb, 
William I. Chamberlain, F. M. Potter, and Luman J. Shafer. 

Unpublished guide and card index in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Deposited by the Board. 1936-59. 

MS 62-1561 
Griffith, Alfred. 

Papers, 1861-80. 

243 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Naval surgeon.. Correspondence, journals, orders, memos supply 
lists, Including one for the Darlen Expedition (1870), and other medi- 
cal papers relating to Griffith's military career. The correspondence 
received while Griffith was assistant surgeon of the Ncvy, includes 
letters signed by David Porter and Gideon Welles. 

MS 62-1562 

Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. Board for European. 
Affairs. 

Records, 1924r-44. 

ca. 3 ft (ca. 5500 items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

In part transcripts (typewritten) 

Material relating to the free churches in Denmark, Estonia, Fin- 
land, France, Belgium, and Poland which were assisted with financial 
aid and missionaries by the members of the Synodical Conference, 
especially the Missouri Synod. Includes reports from the Lutheran 
Free Church congregations In Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France 
(Alsace and Paris), and Germany; records of contributions of the 
Missouri Synod to the European churches, receipts, bank confirma- 
tions of the transference of funds to European banks, auditors' re- 
ports; correspondence concerning calls to European Lutheran congre- 
gations, and traveling arrangements; and correspondence between 
pastors In Europe and A, G. Dick, chairman of the Board for European 
Affairs, on the state of the church in relation to the political situation 
preceding World War n. Correspondents include Th. Bachert 
N, Bauerle, A G. Dick, R. Heyland, A Huebner, A. Huge, H. Kirsten, 
H. Koch, F. Kramer, F. Krelss, A, Lange, W. Malkavaara, L. Meyer 
G. Mezger, Th. Nickel, N. Naumann, K. Patger, P. Petersen, F Pfoten- 
hauer, P. Scherf, A, Uppala, K. Valve, M. Wlllkomm, and L. Wlssler 
Records are in English and German. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of the Board. 

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Moravian Church. Missions. 

.Indinn mission records, 1739-ca. 1860 

36ft 

In Moravian Archives (Bethlehem, Pa.) 

Letters, missionaries' travel Journals, diaries of the missions lists 
of members, reports, word lists and dictionaries, and translations into 
Indian languages. Most of the material is In German ; some Is In 
English, and some in Indian languages. Includes material on the 
Delaware, Mohican, Chippewa, and Cherokee Indians, in New York 
State (at Shekomeko), Connecticut (at Pachgatgoch), Pennsylvania 
(at Gnadenhutten, Nain, Philadelphia, Shamoktn, Wyahralng, Gosch- 
goBchnnk), Ohio (at Sehonbrunn, Gnadenhutten, Goshen, and Pil- 
gerruh), Ontario (at Fairfield and New Fairfield), Kansas (at West- 
field and New Westfield), Georgia, and Oklahoma. Missionaries 
prominent in the collection Include David Zeisberger and John 
Heckewelder. 

Card index In the repository for the 18th century material 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 62-1564 
Ward, Joseph, 1737-1812. 

Papers, 1745-1888. 

ca. 783 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 
_ Schoolmaster, Revolutionary patriot and soldier, and businessman. 
Correspondence, including family correspondence; a biography of 
Ward by Estelle F. Ward; clippings and other printed matter con- 
taining articles and poems written by Ward. The collection contains 
"J!?" 181 MS - lten ». <»• 167 typed transcripts of other Ma Items, 
ca. 210 newspapers and newspaper clippings, 12 pamphlets, and 6 
broadsides. Relates to Ward's life, especially his military service and 
efforts to receive remuneration from the Government for the money 
he had lent it during the Revolution; routine duties and particular 
difficulties of the Muster Dept, of which Ward was head; the lack of 
supplies for the troops ; condition of prisoners ; the Penobscot Expedi- 
tion and the affairs of the Count d'Estalng; the acceptance of the 
Constitution ; the French crisis, and various public Issues of the post- 
Revolutionary period. Letters of significant men of the period reveal 
their regard for Ward. Correspondents Include John Adams, John 
Fenno, Elorldge Gerry, Alexander Hamilton, Artemas Ward, and 
George Washington. The letters of Fenno reveal his economic hard- 
ships, his fortunes with the Gazette of the United States and the 
assistance given him by Ward. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 
•loii 1 ^. * "^ WUUam T - Priestley and Mrs. Morgan S. A. Reichner, 

MS 62-1565 
Holliday, WflHam J collector. 

Holliday collection, 1550-1961. 

14 ft. (4000 items) 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Aria.) 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries and other autobiographical material, offi- 
cial documents, printed matter, and other papers relating chiefly to 
the government and history of the north Mexican states and the 
Southwestern frontier of the U. S. Includes 165 documents pertain- 
ing to the Pachnca Mines of Mexico. Persons represented include 
Manuel A. Agnila, Juan Antonio Balthazar, Joslah Belden, Charles 
Bent James H. Birch, James Henry Carleton, Patricio Carrasco, Jose' 
Maria Carreto, Santiago Carreto, S. W. Crawford, George Crook, 
H. C. Dale, George Eaton, Donald S. Farrington, Angelo Genaro 
Flgueroa, H. B. Foote, John Noble Goodwin, John Grlndeu, Joaquin de 
Iturblde, Samuel Peter Helntzelman, Stephen Kearny Charles King, 
Thomas O. Lnrttn, David A. Lyle, Francisco Chavez Ortiz, William 
McLeod Ralne, Gregorlo Sandoval, Jacobo Sedelmayr, John Drake 
Sloat, J, J. Warner, and S. C Watklns. The material Is related to 
tne repository's Clarence Chrisman, F. S. Dellenbaugh, John Tan 
Deusen Dubois, and Joseph Heger collections. 

Unpublished calendar In the repository. Also described In A guide 
to the collections of the Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society, compiled 
by R. Brandes (1961) 

Gift of Mr. Holliday. 

MS 62-1566 
Ross, John Walton, 1843-1920. 

Papers, 1891-1919. 

2 ft. (ca. 1500 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Medical administrator. Correspondence, diaries, accounts, ordera, 
reports, sketches, and memorabilia. Bulk of the material falls In the 
years 1904-05 when Ross was assistant to W. C. Gorgas in the 
Panama Canal Zone, working on the causes and cure of yellow fever. 
Reports include data on yellow fever epidemics In Florida (1886) and 
to Cuba U899) , malaria in the North Atlantic Squadron of the U. S. 
Navy (1838), as well as information on hospital conditions in Cuba 
in the early 1900's. Sketches are of Ross's cottage in Cuba, where 
he was chief of charities and hospitals at Havana In 1890 and In 
TiSPSLJ** Anilna » Yellow Fever Hospital In 1901. Accounts 
(1808-1908) include hotel and restaurant bins from South America 



and also some personal accounts. Some medical account books (1885- 
82) give case histories of Ross's patients. Many of the letters are 
from family and friends to Ross in Havana. Other correspondents 
Include Gen. John Boyd, W. C. Gorgas, Maj. J. E. Pilcher, Adm. John 
G. Walker, and Dr. John C. Wise. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift of Jack Klllebrew and Mrs. W. E. SUvey, 1960. 

MS 62-1567 

Harmonia. 

Records, 1853-65. 

2 ft 

In University of Pittsburgh Library. 

Correspondence, minntes of meetings, addresses, and flmmrfwi 
statements, documenting the activities of the Harmonia, a mld-ulne- 
teenth century Utopian group which combined socialism and spirit- 
ualism In its philosophy and made a settlement In the valley of Klan- 
tone Creek, partly in New York State and partly In Pennsylvania. 
Most of the addresses are by John Murray Spear, leader of the groan. 
Other members mentioned include Tnaddeus S. Sheldon, Into whose 
custody the papers were given upon dissolution of the Harmoma, 
Daniel Gano, John Orvis, and Caroline Hinckley, later Mrs. Spear.. 
Papers relate to the society's ideas on abolition and Civil War, gov- 
ernment education, business, and marriage, and include Items recom- 
mending the use of field trips and laboratory experiments in educa- 
tion, as well as equal educational opportunities for women. Papers of 
1859-60 document a Journey to New Orleans planned as a combined 
peace mission and recruiting mission. Scattered papers of 1861-65 
reflect the group's Interest In perfecting and selling sewing Tn«fhin<»q 
Members were involved in the following companies : Orvis, Boyd and 
Co., Orris and Williams On, the New York, Boston and Philadelphia 
Sewing Machine and Embroidering Machine Co., and the American 
Sewing and Embroidery Machine Co. 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

Open to researchers under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Ernest C. Miller, 1960. Previously owned by Mrs. Margaret 
Fish, granddaughter of Thaddeus S. Sheldon. 

MS 62-1568 

New York Historical Society-. 
Papers relating to France. 

4 v. 

In Ne w York Historical Society collections. 

Extraordinaire des guerres (1712 and 1720) ; accounts of receipts 
and expenditures of Gerard Michel de Lajonchere, Treasurer-Gen- 
eral; and an essay upon the history and the Immediate causes of 
the Revolution of 1789 by P. C. Roux, done into English by HDidlmus, 
with notes. 

MS 62-1569 

Parrish, Edward James, 1846-1920. 

Correspondence, 1894-1926. 

321 Items and 7 v. 

In Duke University library. 

Tobacco manufacturer, of Durham, N. CL, and Tokyo. Primarily 
business and personal correspondence (chiefly 1900-21) of Parrish 
and of his wife, Rosa Bryan Parrish. The early papers relate to 
Mural Brothers, a Tokyo cigarette manufacturing company of which 
Parrish was tne first vice-president 

Card index in the library. 

Acaulred. 1944-58. 

MS 62-1570 

Junipero Serra Museum, San- Diego, Calif. 

Manuscript collection, 1769-1961. 

138 Items. 

In Junipero Serra Museum (San Diego, Calif.) 

Diaries, narratives, biographical material, mission records, and 
other papers relating to the history of San Diego County, Calif. In- 
cludes material on the Mormon Battalion and other military matters, 
schools, water, and transportation. Persons r epre se nte d Include 
James Newton Angel, Lnclen C. Atherton, Joshua L. Bally, Jr„ BI1- 
lingsley family, Robert S. Bliss. Percy C Broell, Dorothy A. Burkart, 
Leila Byrd, Ruth C. Cairns, Josefa Carrtllo de Fitch, Edward A. 
Oarkson, George Cook, Herbert Crouch, Ed Davis, John Davidson, 
Winifred Davidson, Ben F. Dixon, Ward T. Donley, John E. Don- 
nelly, William L. Dumbo, Elijah Elmer, Lloyd Fowler, Beetle S. 
Frazee, Anne Freeman, F. E. Green, Nellie Green, Robert X. Greene, 
Don M Grugal, Lew Harris, Sam D. Hendricks, Herbert G. Henstey, 
Mrs. J. L. Htniard, Alonzo Horton, Lena B. Hunsaker. James A. 
Jasper. Phillip C. Johnson, Jr., Nathaniel V. Jones, Kelley family, 
John L. Kelly, Frank Kimball, Gilbert R. Kyte, Floyd McCracken, 
Ashley T. McDermott George McKinstry, G. Donald Melxner, Jr, 
Spencer X. Menzel, Paul T. Mlzony. James NebergaU, Dean W. 
O'Brien, Irving Outcalt Theron Parsons, Ed Pearson, Rollin Pelrce, 
Martha A; PUisbnry, Rufns K. Porter, William S. Post, Martha O. 
Qnlncey, Juana de Bidlngton, Fred J. Rlmback, Jr., Margaret Romer, 
Arth ur B . Rozell, E. B. Scott Ellen Browning Scripps, Gate W. Shel- 
don, William E. Smythe, Henry Standage, Joe Stone, Kenhel m W. 



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Jnnipero Sena Museum, Seen. Diego, Calif, Manuscript 
coUection, 1769-1961. (Condimed) 

Stott, George Washington Taggart, Dan F. Taylor, William B. Tetter, 
John Waldo Thompson, Joshua Vincent, Joshua S. Vincent, J. J. 
Warner, Mrs. Joe Weldel, David S. Wtgglesworth, J. A. Wilkinson, 
and Orion M. Zlnk. 
Gifts, 1928-61. 

MS 62-1571 



New Brunswick, N, J. Theological Seminary of the Re- 
formed Church in America. 

Records, 1784- 

25 ft (105 items) 

In New Brunswick (N. J.) Theological Seminar; Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Minutes of the Board of Superintendents and Its committees, fac- 
ulty minutes, minutes of the Society of Inquiry and of the Alumni 
Association ; lecture notes by professors George Washington Bethune, 
George Henry Livingston, and Egbert Winter; notes by students on 
the lectures of William Henry Campbell, James Spencer Cannon, 
Talbot Wilson Chambers, David D. Demarest, John DeWItt, John 
Henry Livingston. Alexander McClelland, Samuel A. van Vranken, 
Abraham Brooks Van Zandt and Samuel Merrill Woodbrldge; ser- 
mons of Eli Baldwin, Luther G. Bingham, Alfred Howard Demarest, 
John Berent Johnson, William Hoffman Ten Eyck, Samuel Van 
Vechten. and Ebenezer Wiggins; Journals and registers kept by the 
nrinisti're; poetry, scrapbooks, resident rules for the Peter Hertzog 
Theological Hall, a list of furnishings, catalog of the library, a ma- 
triculation book; a biography of Frederick Bordlne Thomson, Paul 
John Strohauer's History of North and South Hampton Reformed 
Church at ChnrchvUle, Pa„ Edward Tanjore Corwln's Bibliography 
of the Reformed Church in America as well as his History of the 
Reformed Church In America; and papers of David Abeel, Including 
his journal of travels and experiences as a missionary In China, his 
sermons, and letters. Material Is related to the library's archives of 
the General Synod, Reformed Church in America. 

Indexed in the library's catalog. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift nnd dermsit ' 



MS 62-1572 



Burr, George H 

Papers on the Quaker Separation, 1822-36. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 
tJZZSS^^SJ^ otner ****** "ta* 11 * to Ellas Hicks and the 
fS^^SLyS*' 28 * ""lected by Burr, and Burr's history of the 
rS^f^ 'i^ 31 '- ^Correspondents include George BurrTtojamta 
£5»' ^2. ron c£E!? tt T7 10 S? s McCUn *«±. Samuel PrestonTBU K. 
PWc^John Sellers, John Watson, William Wharton, and Joseph 

Card Index in the library. 

Gift Formerly owned by the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. 

MS 62-1573 



Bushyhead, Dennis W 

Papers, 1874-1925. 
ca.2ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. Correspondence, annual 
messages, memoirs, autobiography, proclamations, and other naners 

H;^?SLiL£ =S al T matt ? s ani to «"« controversies growing outof 
the Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association's operations? 

MS 62-1574 



Cummins, Albert Baird, 1850-1926. 

Papers, 1891-1927. 

S8 v. and 72 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
.. Ti w ^L^ 11 lJ? oUtlcian - Correspondence (1899-1927), 28 letter 
books (1896-1908), speeches, 10 scrapbooks of Cummins' IwUtieal 
career, memoranda, and other papers, including material on political 
and official matters during his service as Governor of Iowa. 1902-08, 
andU. S. Senator, 1908-26. as well as personal correspondence. The 
material bulks largest about 1899-1908. 

mat^^Sim 108 *** tadCT to **" re « ,0slt0I 7 tor much of the 
19K andlSo?' 8 ^ Mr " "** MrS " HoIU8 RawBon **& **** Cummins. 



MS 62-1575 



Saunders, Charles G 1. 1861. 

Papers. 

38 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer and legislator. Correspondence and other papers, includ- 
ing 19 boxes of material on business matters; 10 boxes on political 
affaire; 6 boxes relating to the Modern Woodmen of America, of 
which Saunders was a national director, 1901-06; and S boxes on 
personal affairs. 

Gift of Mrs. Saunders, 1926. 

MS 62-1576 



Drachman, Harry A 1869- 

Papers of Harry A. and Florence E. Drachmae, 1878- 
1949. 

ISO Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Treasurer of Tucson and Pima Co., Ariz. Correspondence relating 
to the Ashantl Mines and the Green Monster Mining Co, of Jerome, 
Ariz. ; a report on the properties of the Verde Combination Copper 
Co, of Jerome, Ariz.; 3 scrapbooks containing clippings of 1906; other 
papers pertaining to the Verde Central Mines ; and photos, of Apache 
Tnifuing Canoa Tt^nrh_ and Phoenix and Tucson, **•**. as accumulated 
by Drachman and his wife Florence B. Drachman. Tnclnrtet corre- 
spondence of the Drachman family and the Arizona Pioneers' Histori- 
cal Society relating to the Order of the Eastern Star. 

MS 62-1577 



Moravian Church. Missions. 

Mission records, 1737- 

86 ft 

In Moravian Archives (Bethlehem, Pa.) 

Records of the Labrador mission field (1785-1641), consisting of 
letters, church books, fiscal records, maps, and other papers; records 
from missions in Alaska, Antigua, Barbados, Nicaragua, St Croix, 8t 
Thomas, St John, Surinam, and British Guiana, consisting of church 
diaries, letters^ and reports; and records of the Society for Propagat- 
ing the Gospel Among the Heathen and the Society for the Further- 
ance of the Gospel. 

Inventory of the Labrador records In the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository' 

Labrador records are on deposit or loan from the Labrador "■<—<■"■ 
field since 1961. 

MS62-1678 

Simmons, Furnif old McLendeJ, 1854-1940. 

Official correspondence, 1890-1931. 

ca. 75,009 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 

U. 8. Senator and political leader, of North Carolina. Correspond- 
ence (most nearly complete for the 1920-s) of Simmons during a large 
part of his public life. The bulk of the collection deals with such 
routine political matters as recommendations for appointments, re- 
quests for political literature, suggestions for procedu^tapdittcal 
campaigns, and special legislation for World War i veterans. Other 
JJSSL^Ii ref £ nn I" 11 "*'' and the orthodox Southern position 
SSXJKPSS? Soosevelfs administration, the Undenrood-SIm- 
monstorlft wnsonlaa reforms, the financing of World War i, the 
Southern defection from Alfred E. Smith (1928), and the technique 
of machine politics. Correspondents Include Carrtn Coolldge. Her- 
bert Hoover, William Howard Taft, and Woodrow WUsmiT 

Card index in the llhraiy. ^^ 

Acquired, 1934. 

MS 62-1579 



Pierce County (Wis.) Historical Society. 

Manuscript collection, 1849-1957. 

ca. 55 Items. 

In Pierce County Historical Society (River Falls, Wis.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Reminiscences of John Solon of Juneau, Wis, and of Nettle Crlp- 
pen Bailey of Prescott, the latter pertaining to a covered wagon trip 
from New York to Wisconsin ; a description of Esdade, Wis. by Anna 
Paulson Burns ; Journal of a voyage to California from Damarlscotta 
In the schooner Damarlscove around South America through the 
Straits of Magellan (1849-60) by Lyman N. Chapman; record book of 
the Land and Flour Gold Mining Co. of Rock Elm (1957) ; and ca. SO 
letters together with selected diary Items, of Alonzo Miller, private 
In Co. A 12th Wisconsin Infantry (1864-65) 

Gift of Walker D. Wyman, George C. Banta, Kathryn Chapman 
Moser. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd BaDey. 

MS 62-1580 



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Kirby, Ephraim, 1757-1804. 
Papers, 1763-1879. 
2897 Items and 1 r. 
In Duke University Library 
fJSHS^t^S ! aw re P° rter - ' Correspondence and other uaum ~. 

»I«rSSi * ^^ „ m MU0 ' the Louisiana Purchase, the eaHv tt « 

Thomas Jefferson, Jeremiah Mason. S»mn»i v^juk t •. «_ 
Ogden, James IMvingoXNathuSel ^StS TSSIS '^S, 00 ^* 18 
™^J™7.Jan^wS^n*an^J I ar^ Ib ^ amln T"" 1 "^ 
Card Index is the library. ^^^ raon - 

MS 62-1581 
Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

North Carolina papers, 1777-1876. 
ca. 300 Items. 

t^iSS !^ 1 ^'S of PeaosylTania collections. 

and prtoted matter Lett^um^S^ ? u ^£ii ,me " (1777 >- 
Burke, Bichard as^TOiii.™ rf?i.i? John *"**«"«, Thomas 

IHSSBHH 

Purchase. 

MS 62-1582 
Mebane family. 

Papers, 1815-1948. 

950 items. 
iJtaflBP " NOrth CaroUlul Ub ™^- S"*"*™ Historical Cc4- 

Unpublished description in the library 
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Taylor, 1856. 



Smith, Whitefoord. 

Papers, 1807-1893. 

185 items and 8 v. 

In Duke University Library 

^^?wZSwg%^^*%J^*- Correspond- 
and other mattern. lartn^ wiL!rvr!ZH. .*? 1Us Pastoral duties. 

Acquired, 193443. 

MS62-1584 

Smith, William Patterson, 1796-1878. 
Papers, 1791-1943. 
23,073 items. 

In Dnke University Library. 
Merchant and planter, of Gloncester Co., Va. Personal and hmrf 

jSLaSSaaS&JSS •"■LP"""* * ^tlfiSfJESlEi; 
aSrfSES? S5SSS* l, »' to r* t "W"*"! and lawyer, of Bicamcad 

Card Index In the library 
Acquired, 1950. 

MS62-1585 



Leslie, Robert, ca. 1794-oa. 1879. 
Papers, 1783-1934. 
15389 Items. 

In Duke University Library. 
Merchant of Petersburg, Va. Correspondence, accounts. InvolnsL 

^n^n ^ ° f ^. e *** SbePterd. The papers before Wta££ 
concern the processing and sale of cotton, tobacco rict and wes£r£ 

~J£? Klcbmond-Petersburg area. Other tuples Include iSnrt 
career, family, and travels to England- his S™ rtaSniiSRSS 

American property owned by E^lishme^Thf huffSSS? £ 

dudes scattered correspondence and business papers of Leslie'. 

USEES . Bob ? ****** and John McG^ whom Lestehaa 
admlttfd to partnership In the firm. 

Card index in the library 

Acquired, 1950. 

„ MS 62-1586 

MlsSBsippi. Dept. of Archives and History. 

Scrapbooks and albums, 1860-1952. 

ca. 25 items and 26 v. 

to Mississippi Dept of Archives and History 

Scrapbooks, mostly of clippings; antogranh and nhnt/M^^i, 

No. 1, Auxiliary), and United Daughters of the Confederacy^: 
Posey, Kate Marlcha^ , Power TS^Sr$J*™5. Tt"*"- ** 

Acquired from various scrams. 

MS 62-1587 
Saunders, William Laurence, 1835-189L 
Papers. 1792-1905. 
381 Items and 3 v. 
In Duke University Library 

X ? >nf ^IL^ Cer ' *"*"• nist » r «an, and state official, of Ealeteh. 
N. C. Correspondence, accounts, sermons, and other MxscaaL^ teS 
and financial papers of Saunders- of bis fatbirT^SrSr i!2H' 
Saunders. Episcopal minister Tnd Curator- l£d offtL S^ 

^m'c^^^^^ 

Card index In the library. 

MS 62-1588 

Provincial North Carolina papers, 1694-1705. 
170 items. 

In Duke University Library 
^^Photocopies (positive) made from originals In the British Mu- 

~Si7 e?pon £. ence ' Potions, regulations, articles, commissions, 
patent grants, rent settlements, records of landlales^dXSS 

IITS.m££S - e -"-«■* «* German eflKJmVELrtaVI 
the esta blishme nt of the Church of Eneiaiui tht.JZ.~tZS.* rm ^> 
Uvh* conditions, rellgic^dS^n E coSrnta1 e ^S e lS ^ «gj 
offlce-holdiiig and representation In the assembly JW* «£i«~ 

S lS^^^»°^Sa^&- — 

„ . . , MS 62-1589 

Benjamin, John, 1823-1902. 
Papers, 1840-195L 
ca.Sft. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
^Correspondence, biographical and genealogical data, Journals, ledir- 
™«S*S? t ?; de J*T """g'aPa - cuppings, memorabmaVland^mted 
matter relating to John Benjamin and his fainCy/aSe corresDond- 

SSL 1 ^ 001 ^?? 8 * ^ itt 80Ctal »"* ecmiomlc coidltlonTto^^tto 
cUfflcnltles of tomlgrants to flndlng employment in the U. aCweto 
Hutchinson, Minn, economic conditions In DltoobT^Eanus land 
vames, and the conflict to l&nsas over slavery Jus7prlofto1& CM1 

ArthY fdwin Benjamin, a Minneapolis physician. Corrennnd^ta 
include Edwin Benjamin, Bob^rt^amtoSSSh taSiSSSS 



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Benjamin, John, 1823-1902. Papers, 1840-1951. (CanBjmed) 
Greeley, Adonlrain Hutchinson. Asa Hutchinson, Bobert P. Lane, 
Thomas Price, Mary Wait, and Richard Wait. 
Unpublished description in the repository. 
Olft of Alice Benjamin, 1954. 

MS 62-1590 



Conrad family. 

Papers, 1794-1959. 

892 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, accoant book, scrapbook, deeds, speeches, 
agreements, writings, genealogical notes, and other papers, of the 
family of Holmes Conrad of Winchester, Va. The materials relate to 
service In the Virginia legislature, various Confederate leaders, John 
Brown's raid at Harper's Ferry, Confederates in Canada, and other 
matters. Includes letters from students in Virginia. Correspondents 
Include W. D. Alexander, Daniel Bagley, Edward Bates, James V. 
Bomford, Charles Joseph Bonaparte, A. J. Bowman, Israel Brown, 
Elizabeth Tucker Coalter Bryan, Gilbert B. Chandler, Catherine Mary 
Powell Noland Cochran, Elizabeth Whiting Powell Conrad, Holmes 
Conrad, Bobert Toung Conrad, Mary L. Feudall, Philip Richard Feu- 
dal], Thomas Marsh Forman, John W. French, William Gibson, Alfred 
M. Gruenther, Gessner Harrison, Sarah Harrison Powell Harrison, 
M. p. Hollyday. David Holmes, Jededlah Hotchklss, John Daniel Im- 
boden, A. EL Jackson, Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jonathan Jackson, 
William Lowther Jackson, Andrew Johnson, M. E. B. Jones, Lunsford 
Lindsay Lomax, Angus W. McDonald. Hunter Holmes McGuire, Lewis 
McKenzle, J. W. v«nn. James Mn-rirhnm Marshall, Ida Mason, Lewis 
T. Moore, John Singleton Mosby, Emily E. Pariah, Grant Parish, E. B. 
Parsons, John E. Penman, John Hampden Pleasants, Burr Powell, 
Catharine Brooke PowelL John Randolph of Roanoke, Randolph 
Rldgely, James D. Robison, Thomas Lafayette Rosser, William Rum- 
sey, Taylor P. Bundtet, James Alexander Seddon, William Shelton, 
Philip Henry Sheridan, William Simmons, A. Meade Smith, Bobert 

Beverley Spratt, Edwin McMasters Stanton, Blchard Thomson. Alfred 
Thomas Archimedes Torbert, Ann Evelina Hunter Tucker, Beverley 
Dandridge Tucker, Jane L. F. Watkins, William Welsh, Ralph Worme- 
ley, and Bennett H Toung. 

Collection has been analyzed by the repository. 

Deposited by Augusta Forman Conrad, 1961. 

MS 62-1591 



agby, George William, 1828-1883. 

Papers, 1828-1917. 

1648 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Author, lecturer, and Journalist. Correspondence, accounts, 
speeches, stories, articles, essays, poems, commonplace books, broad- 
sides, military orders, drawings, photos, memorabilia, and other 
papers, largely concerning Bagby's career and writings. Includes ma- 
terials relating to Bagby's service in the Army of Northern Virginia 
and his editorial activities In Richmond and Orange Court House, 
Va. ; items concerning Richmond libraries and Institutions ; and papers 
of Bagby's wife, Lucy Parke Chamberlayne Bagby. 

Checklist of Bagby's writings filed with the collection. Extensive 
list of correspondents In the repository. 



Collection has been analyzed by the repository. 
Bequest of Ellen M. Bagby, 1961. 



MS 62-1592 



Gaines, John Wesley, 1361-1926. 

Papers of John Wesley Gaines and Edmund Pendleton 
Gaines, 1793-1926. 

ca.100 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Papers of John Wesley Gaines, Nashville attorney, consist of let- 
ters to John Trotwood Moore of the Tennessee State Library and 
Archives, concerning Edmund Pendleton Gaines, the Henderson, 
Taylor, and Walr families In Tennessee, and historical matters, to- 
gether with some articles by John W. Gaines on the Battle of Mew 
Orleans, the right of secession, and other topics. Letters and papers 
of Edmund Pendleton Gaines consist of correspondence written as 
commander of the Western Division of the U. S. Army (1836-44), 
letters primarily concerned with tne defense of the frontier settle- 
ments against the threat of Mexican and Indian attack, together with 
speeches and papers containing Gaines' Ideas on national defense. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift of John Wesley Gaines. 

MS 62-1593 



Lane, James Henry, 1814-1866. 

Papers, 1841-1923. 

191 items. 

In University of Kansas library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Soldier and political leader of Kansas. Correspondence, addresses, 
and other papers, covering Lane's career in Indiana, his Bervice In the 
Mexican War, his political and military career In territorial Kansas, 
as first U. S. Senator from Kansas, as organizer of the "Frontier 
Guard" to protect the White House, and as brigadier-general of the 
Kansas Brigade. Includes transcripts of the Lane-Jenkins claim con- 
test, made for W. E. Connelley. 

Card Index. The Lane-Jenkins claim contest papers have been pub- 
lished In the Kansas historical collections, v. 16 (1923-25) 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of A, S. Johnson, ca. 1928; purchase, 1942. 

MS 62-1594 
Musgrave, Sir Anthony, 1828-1888. 

Papers, 1739-1938. 

2163 items and IS v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Colonial administrator. Family correspondence; Musgrave's offi- 
cial commissions, dispatches, and letters relating to British admin- 
istration in Newfoundland, British Columbia, Jamaica, and Australia ; 
diaries and recollections of David Dudley Field, Musgrave's father-in- 
law ; an account by Herbert Musgrave, son of Sir Anthony, of his role 
In the organization of the Royal Flying Corps In 1912-13; Gilbert 
Burton's 17th century biography of Sir Philip Musgrave of Edenhall 
and his adventures In the English Civil Wars ; genealogical charts, 
poetry, and clippings, the latter containing much biographical mate- 
rial ; pamphlets by Musgrave dealing with colonial administration and 
economics ; newspapers, Including 13 issues of the Mirror of St. John's, 
Antigua (1855-56) ; and pictures of the Musgrave and Field families. 
Much of the correspondence is of the Field family of Stockbrldge, 
Mass., with which Mark Hopkins of Williams College was connected. 
Correspondents include Matthew Arnold, George Bancroft, John 
Bright, the Earl of Carnarvon, the Earl of Clarendon, Bishop Colenso, 
Sir Edward Shepherd Creasy, Earl Cromer, Charles Darwin, Alfred 
Deakuis, Millard Fillmore, Garibaldi, General Gordon, John Hay, 
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry James, Frances Anne Kemble, the 
Earl of KUnberley, Bndyard Kipling, Viscount Milner, Viscount 

Palmereton, Goldwin Smith, Edwin Stanton, Alfred Tennyson, Martin 
Van Buren, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, John Greeuleaf WhirUer, 
Owen Wister, and Viscount Wolseley. 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired, 1961. 

MS 62-1595 
Jackh, Ernest, 1875-1959. 

Papers, 1908-17. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

Political scientist and expert on the Middle East Correspondence 
and other papers relating to political and diplomatic affairs In Turkey 
and the Middle East, particularly In relation to Interests of the 
German Foreign Office in that area. Includes the diaries of the naval 
attached Hans Humann, and nis secret cables and reports from 
Constantinople to the chiefs of the German admiralty and of the 
naval administration (1914-16), as well as his correspondence (1911- 
16) with Jackh. Humann, friend and foster brother of Enver Pasha, 
was In contact with him regarding Turkish national and International 
Issues; Enver Pasha's letters from the TripoUtanlan war (1912-13) 
and a draft of his unpublished autobiography accompany these papers. 
Other papers Include the Grand Vizier Talat Pasha's unpublished 
autobiography as well as some correspondence with Ernest Jackh; 
Baron Oppenhelm's designs for the Holy War of the Islamic world 
from India to Morocco, 1915; information about native Moslems used 
by tne German Intelligence Service; the "Armenian Massacres" of 
1915-17, as reported to the German Ambassador, Baron Wangenhelm, 
In Constantinople, by observers In Asia Minor, and by him to the 
Foreign Office In Berlin; and a collection of political posters of the 
Toung Turkish revolution of 1908. The material Is related to the 
library's Edward M House collection. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Purchased from Dr. Jackh, 1949. 

MS 62-1596 

Terrasson Brothers, Philadelphia. 

Records of Terrasson Brothers and papers of the Prager 
family, 1773-1869. 

1253 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Records of the firm of Terrasson Brothers, established In Philadel- 
phia by Antoine and Barthelemy Terrasson as a branch of their firm, 
John Terrasson and Company, with headquarters in Paris and Lyons, 
France. Early business letters reflect the trade of the firm in grain, 
the furnishing of supplies to the French and American armies, and 
the purchase of tobacco at various places throughout the south. The 
letters contain Information on the American Revolution, especially 
on naval operations, and on post-Revolutionary business conditions. 
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Te SX° Bn, ? m ' ******** Coords of Terrain 
SSSla) PaperS ° f *» P 13 ^ *■%. 1773-1869. 

?™S 5 >Pa ^^' ■S nled In *° *»* Terrasson family Prager was 

•oSFinS?™ ."Ik "S?- J^ "tescrlbed In Guide to tie menu- 
Acquired, 1938-4L 

MS 62-1597 

Socialist Party (U.S.) 
Kecords, 1900-6L 
ca. 152,000 Items and 23 v 
In Duke University Library 

5te nook. .Sur? rSorS^SlE? rdeaa ? ; P OI,a « 1 Meratnre, 
«ate organi^ *S&£%^ SttJt^&STS 

^rnk^^^^rp»SSSSS 

many papers of Norman Taints, c^celte^^St IrS^S? 

Acquired, 1940- *«-«>. 

MS 62-1598 

Davidson, John Mitchell, 1829-1917 

Pappir, 1851-1960. 
150 Items. 

In Emory University Library 
' B^SS"" (negattTO > of "fc^ » tbe possession of John L. 

Sd^e^h^S~l^^ M,, '. M J Geo 1 **". J""^ life toAtlinta 

23=33= ssSKSSSSS 

Unpublished Inventory In the library 

I^XiSm literar7 ri8bts aTalIable ln tte ute «* 

MS 62-1599 

Parish, David. 

Papers, 1807-66. 

10 ft. (ca. 1800 Items) 

In St Lawrence University Library 

tJ^Sp^STT^T < bnsines s <">« personal) and other 
ES FiJ'SL"!?' n f asent Jo »I* KoSeL Includes dtory 

S^Vja -was /sssvar sawsr 

SSS^™ a 2 

Ju£Sl b 1int n (S 5 4T I,UbliShed "^ A Dorth «"-»» -W* by 
Gift of Frank Rosseel. 

MS 62-1600 



Reformed Church in America. General Synod 

1960 ° f Eef0rmed Church rotary "bodies, 1571- 

50 ft 

|p N a5t?aX P ] P SaSm J ic r o^^t i vtr ,nary UI ^- 

S^enrr^orTr- «^ W ^~K25S£ 

au mtontes of synods of the t^mJSakJSTSSV^Ii 
printed form, and a few account books General St^lJzSZ ti? 
dude correspondence, minutes tm*W)7SZ2*$££?Z!S& 

w.^ d ? £ ld J? mmittees - """^ of «* American Church at The 
Haeoe (U0*-87), a .memoi, (1878) of James Suydan7™WUlUm 
«„™ L*-^' ^ an J obl <«fapl«- (1929) of John C.Va¥Dyke. transS 

S2£SE£ JSfT TS 1 con<:ernl »S the Refonned ChurS to lit 
S^?S?S*f* d "? re,aUo '* with the church In Anrerica7 and a 
folder of letters and papers (l»th cent) relating to Rutgers Collet 

Unpublished guide and Index to the library "««««■ ">uege. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available to the repository. 

MS 62-1601 



Brill, Gerow Dodge, 1864-1931. 
Papers, 1884-1924. 
7ft 

UnJvers^ e Arch?£r lty Ub " a7t ^^^ " B ^ iMal H, *"» "» 
Agricultural economist Correspondence, diaries (1897-1902) ac- 
f^SSaawSf' J?"" 8 - lertnre "otebwte from Cornell University 
(1884-88), Chinese grammar notebooks, pamphlets, newspapers, and 
other printed matter (many written to Chinese), photos, and miscel- 
laneous Items. Much of the material relates toBrUlWoTto 
Wuchang, China, as head of the Hupeh Agricultural Oonege 2d ■£ 
perimental Farm and as a scientific explorer for the U. S. Dept of 
Agriculture, and later ln a similar capacity with the Dept ofPublie 
Instruction ln the Philippine Islands. Includes ca. 7S MtetterV (MST- 
1901) from Brill to his aunt Mrs. Statla Dodge, to wtoch he^rtta 
living conditions, customs, and governmental structure in China 
as well as comments on the difficulties he encountered to attempting 
^introduce Western farming methods, on the influence of foreign 
powers, and on the situation during the Boxer Rebellion. CorrW 
SK!?^^ m S"J?„ Pred W A AtWn s»°. liberty Hyde Bailey, Chang Chi 
TnnR John W. GUmore, George N. Lauman. Prank LaiSoiSttlier 

Go^Scnu^n: **** C Partrl<fe "^ P - KobertB - «» »** 
alsoa^Sltobfe tte Ubrary ' s « eBeTal ^ catalog; unpublished guide 
Gift of Mary Campbell Brill and Gerow D. Brill, Jr, 195&-54. 

MS 62-1602 



Thornwell, James Henley, 1812-1862. 

Papers, 1829-72. 

464 Items. 

In University of South Carolina, South Carolinians library 

Presbyterian minister, educator, editor, and author. Correspond- 
ence, sermons, addresses, invitations to lecture and to honorary 
memberships in various societies; reports, notes on languages and 
other papers, concerning his education at Cheraw Academy South 
Carolina College, Harvard University, and Andover Theological Sem- 
inary; his ministry, his teaching and presidency at South Carolina 
College (now University of South Carolina) : his teaching at Columbia 
Theological Seminary; and his editorship of the Southern Quarterly 
review. Correspondents include James H. Adams Robert W Barn- 
well, Edmund Bellinger, James D. Blandtog, John H. Bocock, William 
H. BUet, Stephen Elliott WUilam Morrison Bngles, JosiahJ. Evans, 
Edward Everett James Gillespie, Wade Hampton, George Frederick 
Holmes, Matthew Boyd Hope, Louisa S. McCord, Alexander Taggart 
McGill, John H. Means, Christopher G. Memminger, Patrick Noble, 
Alexander H. Pegnes, Charles P. Pelham, William c. Preston, Robert 
Barnwell Rbett William H. Bobbins, J. Marlon Sims, William Ptock- 
ney Starke, Israel K. Tefft, Daniel H. Trezevant Samuel Tyler, and 
Robert C Winthrop. 

Unpublished guide to the Ubrary. 

Information on literary rights available to the library. 

MS 62-1608 



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Hemphill family. 

Pamrs. 1791-1933. 
12,372 items and 28 v. 
In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, sermons, iind other papers, of William Ramsey 
Hemphill, Presbyterian minister, and of his sons, James Calvin 
Hemphill and Robert Eeid Hemphill, newspaper editors. The mate- 
rial relates to national, Sonth Carolina, and Texas politics, slavery, 
reform movements (including anti-slavery and temperance), politics 
and military campaigns in the Confederacy, Reconstruction, the race 
situation, and journalism. Correspondents Include William Jennings 
Bryan, Andrew Carnegie, Champ Clark, Grover Cleveland, Josephus 
Daniels, Jefferson Davis, Francis W. Dawson, Sr., Ellen Glasgow, 
Carter Glass, Henry P. Grady, Wade Hampton, George Swlnton 
Legarg, William G. McAdoo, William G. McCabe, Adolph S. Ochs, 
George Washington Ochs, James L. Orr, Walter Hlnes Page, Joseph 
Pulitzer, Whitelaw Reid, William Howard Taft, Benjamin R. Tillman, 
Joseph P. Tumulty, Oscar W. Underwood, Oswald Garrison VWard, 
Booker T. Washington, and Henry Watterson. 
Card index In the library. 
Acquired, 1950-59. 

MS 62-1604 



Chapman family. 

Papers, ca. 1841-1954. 

8 ft (3250 items) 

In Syracuse University library. 

Correspondence, documents and other personal papers of the 
Chapman family of Onondaga and Madison Counties, N. T. Inclndes 
1500 letters and documents of Levi Snell Chapman relating to his 
experiences as a student (1884-88) at Syracuse University and later 
as a trustee, to the First Baptist Church and the Xoong Men's Chris- 
taln Association of Syracuse, N. T., and to the founding of the Max- 
well School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University; 
1100 letters of Nathan Randall Chapman concerning anti-slavery 
sentiments, the Baptist Church and the local history of FayettevfUe, 
N. T., and life at Hamilton College, Fayetteville Academy, and Homer 
Academy; 100 letters of Nathan Chapman relating to anti-slavery 
feeling, local politics, farming, social life, and civic matters; 2 letters 
from Sarah Chapman Hunt describing the Chicago Fire of 1871 and a 
trip from Chicago to Pike's Peak "to sell things to miners" ; letters of 
Thomas Dale Chapman from Union Army convalescent camps (1863- 
65) , and letters of Matilda Joslyn Gage, women's rights advocate, and 
of Jermain Wesley Loguen, Negro clergyman and abolitionist The 
material is related to the library's Gerrit Smith collection. 

Gift of the estate of Levi Snell Chapman. 1954. 

MS 62-1605 



West Virginia. University. 

Historical materials. 

ca. 165 Items, 1t,2 boxes, 6 folders, and 2 rolls of microfilm. 

In West Virginia University library (1, 2, «L 75, 76, 78, 89, U, 98, 
M7, 167, 209, 2S5, 275, 344, 352. 363. 374, 379, 406, 410, 414, 424, 458, 
467, 553, 572, 578, 594, 649, 665, 704. 813, 874, 875, 876, 877, 878, 879, 
895, 898, 909, 940, 950, 969, 996, 1082, 1047, 1063, 1091, 1093) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Interviews (tape recordings and transcriptions), reminiscences, 
letters, dippings, maps, trial records, a pardon, orders, muster rolls, 
a poem, historical sketches, a broadside, photoa, and pamphlets. In- 
cludes material on town history, county history, biography, the Otvll 
War, family history, education, the church, Indians, camels m the 
United States, medicine, Morgantown, nulls and furnaces, lumbering, 
John Brown's trial, surveys and trails, the Ohio River, politics, the 
American Revolution, and massacres. The period covered Is from 
about 1750 to 1940. Names of writers, persons Interviewed, and others 
prominently mentioned are Charles EL Ambler, John Beckley, Ray- 
mond M. Bell, J. Arthur Batcher, F. A. Chapman, E. Luther Cole, 
Virginia H. Conaway, Winiam Cephas Cu nningh a m, A. J. Dadlsman. 
John Dally, James Davis, Ralph E. Fisher, John Floyd, William D. 
Ford, S. Scott Gamer, Arthur A. Han, Harvey W. Harmer, Joseph H. 
Ttm , Nancy Hunt John L. Johnston, Oscar Doane Lambert Adam 
Livingston O. O. Marsh, m«t Mathers, Hugh Mercer, James B. More- 
land, Martin Luther Peter, James W. Phillips, Calvin W. Price, Norman 
Randolph Price, 0. R. Rector, David Ross, Jesse Spinman Savage, 
William Allen Savage, John C. Shaw, OUn D. Smyth, William Barnet 
Smyth, Spicer family, Stewart family, George Benjamin Thompson, 
W. D. Thurmond, Kemble White, Mary White, Biley Worden, and 
Loyal Young. 
Indexed In part 

Described separately In Guide to manuscripts and archives In tne 
West Virginia collection, by Charles Shetler (1958) 

MS 62-1606 



Swearingen, John Eldred, 1875-1957. 
Papers, 1772-1959. 



lUBw items. „ . ^ „ , T ,. 

In University of South Carolina, South Carollniana Library. 
Educator. Correspondence, bills, receipts, land papers, wills, man- 
agement agreements for plantations, an announcement of candidacy, 
school reports and programs of Swearingen's children, and genealogi- 
cal information. Includes papers (1888-1059) of Swearingen from 
tile time he was blinded at IS, reflecting his life and career as student 
and teacher at the South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind, 
student and honor graduate, 1889, of the University of Sonth Caro- 
lina, and State Superintendent of Education. 1908-22; papers relating 
to the teaching career of his wife Mary Hough Swearingen; ClvD 
War papers. Including a few letters of Benjamin Ryan TUlman and 
George D Tillman, and 22 tax receipts; and papers (1792-1860) of 
the Swearingen famllv in the Edgefield District of South Carolina, In- 
cluding accounts, bills, and receipts, for sales of farm produce, pur- 
chase of supplies, services of lawyers, doctors and blacksmiths, taxes, 
tuition, school supplies, publications, postage, and a subscription to a 
new meeting house, as well as a document (1852) declaring Moses 
Swearingen to be an ordained Baptist minister. Other persons named 
Include F Horton Colcock, B. Means Davis, Edward S. Joynes, Henry 
Shuttz, Benjamin Sloan, Anna Tillman Swearingen, George Swearin- 
gen, John Cloud Swearingen, Larkln Swearingen, Mary Swearingen, 
Bice Swearingen, N. F. Walker, Patterson Wardlaw, George A. Wau- 
ehope, and Franklin a Woodward- 
Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 
Gift I960. 

MS 62-1607 

McCrady family. 

Papers, 1821-1907. 

262 Items. 

In University of South Carolina, South Carollniana Library. 

Correspondence, chiefly of the two Edward McCradys with other 
members of the family, and a few other papers. Contains material 
on the Episcopal Church, the South Carolina General Assembly and 
the political and social problems with which it dealt military and 
civilian life during the Civil War (particularly In Charleston and 
South Carolina), the Reconstruction, and various military and polit- 
ical personalities. Includes correspondence (44 items, 1850-65) of 
Edward, Sr., with his wife, Louisa Rebecca Lane McCrady; and 
papers (1835-82) of members of the allied Barnwell and Hayne 
families, with some Civil War letters. Correspondents Include Ed- 
ward EL Barnwell, Harriet Butler Hayne Barnwell, George P. Brett, 
Allen J. Davie, Paul Hamilton Hayne, Winiam Edward Hayne, Wil- 
liam Bell, White Howe, Cadwallader Jones, Robert T. Lincoln, Mary 
Fraser Davie McCrady, Louis McLane, Christopher Gustavns Mem- 
minger, Joel E. Poinsett William H. Trescot and B. G. Wllklns. 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift and purchase, 1980. 

MS 62-1608 

New York. House of Refuge, RandaWs Island. 

Becords, 1824-1935. 

540 v. 

In Syracuse University Library. 

Annual reports. Investigation reports, daybooks, journals, ledgers, 
minutes of the Executive Committee, of the Board of Managers, and 
of such committees as the School, Building, Visiting, and Reception 
and Paroles, case histories of intn««ip«, census of Inmates, records of 
admissions and discharges, records of indentures, register of paroles, 
parole ameers' reports, and ca. 100 v. of reports of American and 
European Juvenile reformatories and of practices used in the treat- 
ing of juvenile dellniraency. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Indefinite loan from the State of New York, 1961. 

MS 62-1609 

McKie, Thomas Jefferson. 

Papers, 1825-95. 

796 Items, and 2 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Physician and fanner, of Woodlawn, Edgefield Co, S. C Corre- 
spondence, bills for medical services, lists of purchases (1820*8), ar- 
ticles, advertisements, college announcements (1870-71), and other 
papers. The collection pertains to the Freedmen's Bureau, Recon- 
struction In Georgia, Northern bitterness toward the South, Irrespon- 
sibility of and radical Influence among Negroes, racial relations, 
activities of white groups to regain political control, status of the 
Democratic Party, Grant and the Radicals, the Hayes-TIlden elec- 
tion. Wade Hampton, cotton marketing, diversified agriculture, treat- 
ment of various types of disease, Immigration to the South, and the 
turpentine Industry. Includes applications for te aching positions, 
letters of recommendation, and McKle's presidential address to the 
South Carolina Medical Association. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired. 1*52. MS 62-1610 



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West Virginia. University. 

Land records, 1749-1943. 

ca. 125 Items, St.S bores, S folders, and 1 roll of microfilm. 

^£'^ i l^J£ i ?T* t L* A * ax * (A *U 2*6, Zre. SIS, 819, S4flk 
887, 388, 391, 392, 393, 412, 429, 442, 448, 625, 570, 573, 584, 633. 686 
699, 724, 736, 901. 906, 997, 936, 9*8, 981) o, *», uoo, wo, 

In part, photocopies. 

Deeds, patents, grants, surreys, conveyances, piats, abstracts, 
maps, photos, agreements, estate papers, tax receipts, and a small 
amount of correspondence. Names of persons primarily concerned 
SFJQQ^L A3t < AMfe* BecUey, the children and heirs of William 
» %& '^SS™ s - 5 rown ' Peter QW' Blchard Claiborne, Robert 
T- 0ol 5P' ^nuam Craig, John Davis, John Dunbarr, Charles Gal- 
lager, Thomas James Qoll, Jacob Grass. John Hansford, Samuel 
Hallway, Gharles Hamuson, William Inskeep, Evan Jenkins, James 
Kelso, Michael Keeney, Styers Keeney, wmiam Keeney, John Lewis, 
Edmund Lilly, Joseph Martin, Andrew G. Mathews, Jacob W. 
Mathews, Sampson Lockout Mathews, James Maury, Robert Morris, 
John Moylan, wmiam North, Thomas Proctor, James Boss, David 
Scott, Jr, John Sleeth, John Stealer, Zadock Walker, Jacob Warrick, 
and someone with the surname Pettyjohn. Includes notes of surveys 
run by I. A. Dalrymple; a description of the land office operated in 
thehome of John Evans; correspondence and papers concerning land 
received by Thomas Haymond and Luther Haymond, surveyor and 
Postmaster, respectively, at Clarksburg; and surveys made by mem- 
bers of the Haymond family, by Nicholas and Charles M MarstUler, 
and by Thomas Lewis and George Washington. Also Includes ma- 
terial on public schools, lumbering, and other matters in and around 
Webster Springs; notes on the composition of surveying parties ; and 
a pamphlet on the Haymond family . 

Described separately in Guide to manuscripts and archives in the 
West Virginia collection, by Charles Shetler (1858) 

MS 62-1611 



Bethlehem, Pa. Moravian Church. 

Records, 1742-ca. 1900. 

30 ft. 

In Moravian Archives (Bethleham, Pa.) 

Diaries; records of administration, and of births, confirmations, 
marriages, deaths, ordinations, and receptions of members; music 
both printed and MS., used by the choirs of the congregation, together 
with music of the Bethlehem Philharmonic Society which flourished 
■nthe 19th century ; a file of LebensUufe (memoirs written by mem- 
bers to be read at their funerals) ; maps, architects' drawings, 
sketch es, and photos. Diaries consist of running dally accounts of 
events In the congregation and, in the early years, in the community 
of Bethlehem. There are also diaries of the various Choirs, or 
Classes, into which the community was divided in the early days, L e. 
Single Brethren's diary (1744-1817), Single Sisters* diary (1748- 
1841), and Widows' diary (1784-1839). Records of administration 
Include proceedings of the Church Council, (1762-1854) , of the Elders* 
Conference (1764-1865), and of the Board of Trustees (1780-1849). 
Mainly In German. Material Is related to the repository's General 
Economy collection. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Transferred from the Central Moravian Church of Bethlehem. 

MS 62-1612 



Bailey, Everett Hoskins, 1850-1938. 

Papers, 1839-1954. 

ca. 2500 items and 8 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Banker. Correspondence, diaries, maps, memoranda, mortgages, 
property inventories, wills and other legal papers, school papers, 
genealogical material, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous papers 
relating to the personal and business activities of Bailey and his 
family. Many of the business papers relate to Bailey's work as a 
faratee in the bankruptcy cases of Dennis Byan and John Q. Adams. 
Other subjects covered include the purchase of the Northwestern 
Trust Co. by the First National Bank of St Paul, the consolidation of 
the First National Bank and the Merchants National Bank of St 
Paul, the St. Paul Orchards Co. which ran the Bailey ranch in On- 
tario, Ore, Bailey's interests in many financial firms throughout the 
country, and his work In creating a national park in the Isle Boyale, 
Mich. area. Family papers Include letters from Mrs. Bailey to her 
husband while she was on a trip to Europe; letters from Fred S. 
Bailey, their son, while he was visiting his uncle's coffee plantation 
in Mexico, and his school composition books of the 1890's; essays 
written by Caroline Pier at the Jamestown Academy (1839-44) • and 
a diary (1851) of Frederick A. Jones, Mrs. Bailey's father, containing 
descriptions of school teaching in Mississippi and steamboat trips up 
the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, views on slavery, and family data. 

Unpublished description In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Frederick S. Bailey and Miss Sidney Pattee, 1955-57. 

MS'62-1618 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Governmental records, 1574-1950. 

ca. 75 items, ca. 130 v., 20 boxes, and 2 folders. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

A wide variety of papers from official entitles of highly diverse 
natures. Docket books, survey records, orderly books, tax returns, 
minutes, laws and ordinances, militia records, muster books, financial 
records, deeds, and vital statistics predominate. Also found are 
receipt books, resolutions, licenses, English statutes (in Latin), leg- 
islative journals, proceedings of the Spanish Inquisition (in Catalan) , 
ship and port registers, wharfage accounts, contemporary copies of 
Acts of Parliament, voting lists, loan subscriptions, testimonials, lists 
of prisoners of war, mortgages, British army and navy documents, 
indentures, customs records, records of World War n, materials from 
the WPA records survey, and other items. The period Immediately 
preceding and during the American Revolution Is better represented 
than any other relatively short period. Also included are several 
marriage lists, personal accounts, and Invoices. 

Separately described In Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1949) 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-1614 



Patterson, Samuel Finley, 1799-1874. 

Papers, 1792-1939. 

2141 items and 26 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Farmer, railroad official, and State legislator, of Winston-Salem, 
N. C. Correspondence, account books, clippings, and other personal 
and business papers (chiefly 1810-1925) of Patterson and of his 
family. Patterson's papers reflect his public life and his children's 
activities, and pertain to railroading, legislative affairs, and other 
matters. The early papers concern members of the Patterson and 
Graham families in North Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee, and 
include information on mercantile affairs and the education of chil- 
dren. Most of the papers after 1870 are of Lucy Bramlette Patterson 
Patterson, and relate to her European and Mexican travels (1880 - s) 
her literary and political interests, and family matters. Correspond- 
ents include C. B. Aycock, K. P. Battle, W. J. Bingham, Edward W. 
Boh, Locke Craig, Josephus Daniels. Dorothea L. Dix, John Haywood, 
William H. Haywood, Edwin lllms, John Charles McNeill, William 
Norwood, Henry J. Stockard. C. Alphonso Smith, Z. B. Vance, and 
Henry Van Dyke. 

Card index In the library. Also described in Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke University Library, by N M Tllley 
and N. L. Goodwin (1947) 

Acquired, 1950-60. 

MS 62-1615 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Kecords of non-governmental institutions and businesses, 
1746-1932. 

ca. 100 items, ca. 50 v., 1 box, and 2 folders. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Minute books, accounts, surveys, correspondence, rosters, sales rec- 
ords, titles and similar documents. Institutions and businesses named 
Include banks : Bank of Pennsylvania, Schuylkill Bank ; schools : West 
Philadelphia Lyceum, College of Philadelphia, Free Military School, 
Mantua Academy, Milestone School, Rittenhouse School; railroads: 
Allegheny Portage Railroad, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com- 
pany; bridges: Susquehanna Permanent Bridge Company, Delaware 
River Bridge Company ; canals : Susquehanna and Delaware Naviga- 
tion Company, Delaware and Schuylkill Canal Company; a turnpike: 
Germantown and Perklomen Turnpike Company: churches: St. Ja- 
cobus (later St James). Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal, St James 
(Perkiomen), Bedford Street Mission, Episcopal Hospital Mission; 
land sales companies: Holland Population Land Company, Illinois 
and Wabash Land Company, North American Land Company, Penn- 
sylvania Population Company, Pennsylvania Land Company, and the 
Luzerne, Lycoming, Northampton, Northumberland and Wayne Land 
Association ; and such diverse activities as the Library Company of 
Philadelphia, Merchants Exchange, Pennsylvania Salt Works, Phila- 
delphia Sugar Refining Company, Durham Iron Company, Enterprise 
Telegraph Company, Asylum Company, and various markets mills 
fairs, and other enterprises. 

Separately described In Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (2d ed. 1949) 

Acquired from various sources. 

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Pennsylvania (Colony) 

Eecords, ca. 1682-ca. 1838. 

22 vol. 

In American Philosophical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Early laws; mlnntes and other materials on councils, conventions 
and commissions; material on boundary claims, and other colonial 
and State records. Includes minutes of the Commission for Deter- 
mining the Pennsylvania-Maryland boundary and rough minutes of 
the Council of Pennsylvania (1683-1717). Also Includes the Phila- 
delphia Assembly accounts (1748-48), the charter of New Castle 
(1724) copies of documents relating to New Sweden, a catalog of 
political tracts relating to the history of the Colony of Pennsylvania 
from 1681-1770, and John Watson's Narrative of the Indian walk. 
The material is related to the library's Penn family papers. 

Catalogued individually In the manuscripts catalog of the library. 
OUts and purchases, 1815- 

MS 62-1617 

Grasty, William Clark, 6. ca. 1800. 

Papers of William Clark Grasty and John F. Bison, 1788- 

1876. 

ca. 8000 Items and 118 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, account books, daybooks, fee books, invoices, 
ledgers, memoranda books, records of sales, inventories, and letter- 
press copybooks, chiefly 1800-69, of three generations of general mer- 
chants, of Pittsylvania Co., Va. Their business Interests Included a 
general store, a tavern, a blacksmith shop, a simplified type of bank- 
ing, and the keeping of a post office. Large amounts of tobacco were 
bought and sold before the Civil War. Post-war records indicate a 
large volume of trade in Peruvian guano and commercial fertilizers. 
Includes letters (1848-67J of John S. Grasty, a Presbyterian minis- 
ter, referring to North Carolina agriculture, slave hiring, Unionist 
sympathy among the Dutch population of Botetourt Co, Va., and the 
devastation of Flncastle, Va, during the war. 

Card index in the library. -_,_ 

Described In Guide to the manuscript collections In the Duke 
University Library, by N. M. Tilley and N. L. Goodwin (1847) 

Acquired, 1834-37. 

MS 62-1618 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 

Literary manuscripts and related materials, 11th cent- 

1878. 

ca. 40 items and ca. 10 v. 

In William L. Clements Library (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. 

Sermons by Jonathan Parsons, Solomon Townsend, and William 
White; essays and poems by John Andre, Joseph Hopkinson, Henry 
Hulton, and Anna Seward ; Johann Jakob Engel's treatise on mimicry 
in drama, a play by Stephen E. Glover, and three Mexican Indian 
plays; and a songbook of Catherine Alderdice, an address by Edward 
Everett, notebooks of Richard Filkin with material on John Paul 
Jones, adventures of three Japanese castaways in America, James 

Johns' pen printed newspaper, a portion of the Koran, passages from 
the Greek Testament with English translations by Cotton Mather, 
copy of Thomas Morton's New English Canaan, extracts from various 
books on travels by William S&rgeant, and a palimpsest copy of the 
work of Caius Julius Solinus. 

Described separately in Guide to the manuscript collections in the 
William L. Clements Library, compiled by H. H. Peckham (1942) 
and in the 2d ed., compiled by W. S. Ewing (1953) 

MS 62-1619 rev 

Fisk University, Nashville. Library. 
Negro collection, 15th cent— 
50 ft. (ca. 9000 items) 
In Flsk University Library. 

Some special collections forming part of the Negro collection are 
cataloged separately. 

Correspondence, diaries, literary MSS.. notebooks, scrapbooks, min- 
utes, contracts, receipts, estate papers, banking papers, certificates, 
passports, invitations, press notices, photos^ and related books, pam- 
■ unlets, sheet music, handbills, programs and memorabilia. Includes 
papers of E. K. Alexander, William Edward Bnrghardt Du Bois, 
Angelina Weld GrlmkeV Pauline E. Hopkins, Langston Hughes and 
James Carrol Napier; memorabilia of the Jubilee Singers; memoirs 
of Archibald Henry Grimke'; poems of Fenton Johnson; letters of 
Alexandre Dumas fils ; The charge on Tort Wagner, by William EL 
Carney; and a minute book (1834-36) of the board of managers of 
the Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society. Concerns the American 
Negro, slavery and ante bellum history, the Civil War and Kecon- 
structlon, American foreign relations, Negroes In arts and letters, the 
Negro renaissance, Flsk and Howard Universities, and the Anna T. 
Jeanes Foundation (Negro Rural School Fund) 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Gifts, In part, of Mrs. E. R. Alexander and of Langston Hughes, 
1845) , purchases, deposits, and loans, 1928- 

MS 62-1620 



Adams family. 

Papers, 1639-1889. 

175 ft. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence, letter books, diaries, literary MSS., speeches, legal 
and business papers, and other papers, largely of John Adams, John 
Qulncy Adams, and Charles Francis Adams. Includes the papers of 
Abigail Brooks Adams, Abigail Smith Adams, Brooks Adams, Charles 
Adams, Charles Francis Adams n, George Washington Adams, Henry 
Adams, John Adams n, John Qulncy Adams n, Louisa Catherine 
Johnson Adams, Thomas Boylston Adams, Abigail Adams Smith, and 
other members of the family. Also Includes a large file of Incoming 
correspondence from hundreds of major and minor figures in America 
and Europe. The bulk of the papers is after 1755. The material Is 
related to the library's Charles Francis Adams collection. 

Described In a published guide, Microfilms of the Adams papers 
(1954-59). Also described in the Proceedings of the Massachusetts 
Historical Society, v. 71 (1958-57) p. 328-856. Parts of the collec- 
tion are being printed in the Adams papers, ed. by L. H. Butterfteld, 
1861- 

Closed to Investigators while editing Is in progress. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposited by the Adams Manuscript Trust, 1902-56; converted to 
gift.1856. 

- Microfilm copy (negative) 



60S reels. 



MS 62-1621 



Nisbet, Eugenius Aristides, 1803-1871. 
Papers, 1804-1934. 
15,903 items and 6 v. 
In Duke University Library. 

Lawyer, V. S. Representative, and Confederate representative, of 
Macon, Ga. Correspondence, legal notebooks, bankbooks, family 
albums, genealogical charts, memorabilia, and other items, of Nisbet 
and of his family. The bulk of the collection consists of largely rou- 
tine legal correspondence of Nisbet, of his son, James Taylor Nisbet, 
lawyer and editor, and of his brother, James Alexander Nisbet. Other 
papers relate to social life and customs In 19th century Georgia, polit- 
ical events after the Civil War, soldiers' views of the Spanish-Ameri- 
can War, the education of girls In the early 20th century, and Nisbet 
family genealogy. Includes personal correspondence of Junius Wing- 
field Nisbet and a diary (1873-79) of John W. Nisbet. Correspon- 
dents include Charles L. Bartlett, H. B. Battle, William Horn Battle, 
Allen D. Candler, W. C. Dawson, Charles H. Herty, Walter B. Hill, 
Malcolm Johnston, Alexander B. Lawton, John M- Sell, Wilson Lump- 
kin, Howard E. Bondthaler, William Schley, Hoke Smith, and James 
M. Smith. 

Card Index in the library. Also described In Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tilley and 
N. L. Goodwin (1847) 
Acquired, 1844-51. 

MS 62-1622 



Page, Thomas Nelson, 1853-1922. 
i Papers, 1739-1926. 

9276 items and 2 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Author, lawyer, and diplomat Correspondence, legal and business 
papers, diplomatic dispatches, and other items (chiefly 1885-1920) 
relating to Page's legal and literary career, his activities as a Iyceum 
lecturer, his marriages, and Ms interest In civic affairs, social reform, 
race relations, politics, and European travel. Includes family corre- 
spondence of Page and his brother, Rosewen Page, and his mother, 
Elizabeth Burwell Nelson Page; letters (before 1880) of various 
other members of the Page family; Page's political activities during 
the presidential campaigns of 1812 and 1816; and copies of diplo- 
matic dispatches to President Wilson and to the State Dent while 
Page was Ambassador to Italy. Correspondents include C. F. Adams, 
Grover Cleveland, Josephus Daniels, J. C. Harris, William D. Howells, 
Robert Lansing, Robert T. Lincoln, Henry C. Lodge, Theodore Roose- 
velt, E. Root, J. M. Stoddart, and William H. Taft 

Card Index In the library. Also described in Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tilley and 
N. L. Goodwin (1847) 

Acquired, 1836-58. 

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Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 1792-1822. 

Journals of Percy Bysshe Shelley and Mary Shelley 1814- 
57. ' 

*▼. . 

In Dote University library. 

Transcripts (typewritten) of originals In the British Unseam. 

Journals, with notes by Edward Dowden, containing until Shelley's 
^S.. a ^. 0St ?Sr € 2 rtes ' Interspersed with letters to or from 
Mends, after which entries become meager and letters by and to Mary 
Shelley predominate. Contains material concerning, or letters from\ 
J*2 gyron, Charles CJalrmont, Claire (Clara Mary Jane) Clalrmont 
HW^S2l n e Glsb^ family, Wmian> Godwin, Thomas Jefferson 
5k ^** ???*• T'^! le Il 3 ay ' Prmce Alexander Mavrocordato, 
2£2*5. L 5fi?" ,c ?!? : ' SpMyBereley. Harriet (Westbrook) Shelley, 
Percy F. SheUey, Timothy Shelley, Edward Trelawny, EdwardE. 

Bobert ^Owen and the Nashoba, Term, and New Harmony projects la 

.JESTi.!?.?!? to the ">>>■»* Also described In Guide to the maun- 
tta£^&ft r gSg tm ** "»«* by N- M. xmey and 
Acquired, 1944. 

MS 62-1624 



Rutherfoord, John, 1792-1866. 

Papers, 1754-1931. 

2712 Items and S3 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Lawyer, merchant, and Governor of Virginia CorresDondenr» 

travel Journals, account books, memonmaSboWISTrSSS 

^L™^? 1 -, commomaace books, clsS nTteTand other 1S£rs 

wS^ "M-1865), of Hutherfoord; of his son? John Grt^ButtS 

£ t& JE?T- P ^ ter ' aod State les^tor; and of otteTnSSs 
of the famuy. The papers before 1818 are chiefly leral»nd win*.- 

tands and otherventnres. The papers of John Eu^rfoordlSateto 

w?aT^£„ST?? 0r l^. ,>hm £ i S aad buslness^SxsT V^staS 
anau. s. politics, the American Party; the return of fugitive E 
secession and events preceding It, CtonfederanTfo^lgn MatoasTand 

CabST Sv2fl;J Bd »i, tlM|y i?? ,d S letters from Edward Coles, William 
SSn^^,^ d 0th T "* Ko^erfoord's relatives by marriage, coi 
rfSJ^LSSL^X^A 11 ? "» t i.-» 1 «Tery sentiment in Virginia arid rela- 
S,M-i1^ n "f^"? States and Fran «- John Coles Rnther- 
StaE fi ate r? . Ws •. tten * u «» «* Washington College (now 
inSZJ?-,, a ?- d . Lee UnjTersity) and the University of Virginia, his 
interests in politics and European travel, his legal activities his wo* 
S5iS?i^" la ?*' f" 52 " 65 ) and as inanageTof the7anSy«^ 
rt^TS.? P !2 s ' on ' ■"* aoeial Me ■ na customs to vSitaia S 
S^n ^T 1 *K C0 7 e S ondeace of J " c - Kotherfoord's ^SeT Ann 
afti th? oyRuttwrfoord, referring to life In the South during and 
SKTSLi 8 ^ War, and family matters. Correspondents Include 
John Brockenbrough, Richard Claiborne, Isaac A. Coles. WUUamȣ 

John H. McCue, John Marshall, Hodijah Meade? C. GTMenmSgei; 

^i^ nd » JS: J orte rMd, George W. Randolph, W. C. Rives, Jr., 
Thomas Rntberfoord, Richard Singleton, AndreVstevenson, John W 
v2^~' ^P'J?" J?"*"' Daniel Teazle, John Tyler, Abraham 
Van Buren, John Wickham. and Henry A. Wise. 
oJF a / d If 8 ? to the lu>r ary. Also described In Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tllley and 
5LI* Good T m (1947) - Partially published In American Historical 
Review, v. 44, no. 1 (Oct 1838) p. 58-60. 

MS 62-1625 



Taveau, Aogostin Louis, 1828-1886. 
Papers, 1741-1931. 

1858 items and 4 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Planter and author, of Charleston, S. O, and Chaptico, Md. Family, 
J mZ5?',1£5£? , -J%. Dualne8s correspondence and other papers 
(chiefly 1830-86) of Taveau, of his father, Louis AugusHn Thomas 
J^V" of their fainlly. The collection centers aSund AugusUn 
Louis Taveau and relates to his education, activities as a poet, Euro- 
f^L^lS* ^^h career in "» Confederate ArayTpWwar 
condenmatlonof Confederate leaders, removal to Maryland (1866), 
^l^^L""^. eff °rts- Other subjects Include family and legal 
wSL 50 ^ H* and cnstoms to Sm ^ Carolina, the educations 
SSS^Si*?^ riCe pl ?» tin « "ef" 1 * «* Clvu WarTplanting In Missis- 
sippi and Louisiana (1850-s), agriculture and scientincfarmtagto 



Maryland, Charleston during the Civil War, postwar politics, and 
other matters. Correspondents and persons mentioned includ? WU- 
™?„~ 'v V 05 )? 8 *"•£?• HenrT L B en°° w . A. R. Chisholm, Ralph 
«ri^ T athan < ?"5S ^2"?4 J - ■*- Gadsden, Horace Greeley, William 
Gregg, Thomas S. Grimke, Bobert Y. Hayne, O. W. HolmeV W H. 
SSS. "nwS 1 ? Dm ^ T " J - Hylanae-MacGrath, Andr^ohnsot 
Caroltoa Olivia Ball Laurens, Eliza G. Maybaak, James L. Peainl 
iJ- Pet ?f re 7' ^ UUam GUmore Sln,m s. CUft^SImonl, EeaUnf£ 
fiS'^SL^Si"^ S"""' ? oratl ° So ««ne, John R Thompson! 
and J!! mb ? 8 "* tne Girardeau, Swlnton, and Taveau families. 
cJS^SSff to .^""JS 5 '- „ Ate0 d e«crtbed In Guide to the manu- 
script coHectloiis In the Dnke University library, by N. M. Tllley and 
N. L. Goodwin (1947). Partially puMlshedlb ^^ WlSanT and Mary 
Conege quarterly, v. 16, no 2 (Apr. 1936), p. 206-221, and la Georgia 
historical quarterly, v. 23, no. 2 (June 1SS9) , p. 170-178 
Acquired, 1984-86. 

MS 62-1626 

Kean family. 

Papers, 1785-1950. 

7 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (628) 

Correspondence, diary (1861-66) and other papers of the Kean 
&mlly, especially Robert Garlick HUl Kean. lawyer, Confederate 
official, and rector of the University of Virginia, and of his son, 
Jefferson Bandolph Kean, Army surgeon. The papers of R. G H 
Kean relate to his services with the Confederacy as Adjutant General 
to the Secretary of War and chief of the Confederate Bureau of War 
las legal career In Lynchburg, Va, during Reconstruction, and other 
matters. Includes Sean's diary (188M6) and correspondence of bis 
ancestors. The papers of J. B. Kean deal with his career In the 
Army Medical Corps and his positions with the Dent of Sanitation 
in the Provisional Government of Cuba (1906-09), the American Bed 
Cross, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation (1926-88), and 
other groups. Other subjects Include the Spanish-American War 
American base hospitals, the V. S. Ambulance Service (1917), and 
Walter Beed. Correspondents Include Edwin Anderson Alderman, 
Newton D. Baker, Harry Clemons, Charles Fevrier, Stuart G. Glb- 
boney, Leland Ossian Howard, Merritte Weber Ireland, Thomas Jef- 
ferson, Henry Alan Johnston, Joseph Warren Kelfer, Mr. and Mrs. 
Flake Kimball, Mary Elinor Lazenby, Ftahugh Lee, J. A. Lopez del 
Valle, John Joseph Moran, George Wythe Bandolph, Walter Seed. 
Albert Charles Seward, George Miller Sternberg, William Howard 
Taft, George Henry Tomey, Elbert Duncan Thomas, Albert Ernest 
Truby, William Holland Wlhner, Leonard Wood, and George Wythe. 
Described In the Annua] report on historical collections, University 
of Virginia Library, 1939-40, p. 13; 1941-42, p. 36-37; 1942-13, p. 82; 

1943-M, p. 28, 29; 1944-45, p. 28-30, 41; 1845-47, p. 43; 1947-49, p. 
165, 220; 1949-50, p. 294-295. 
Gift and deposit 1938-59. 

MS 62-1627 
Anderson family. 

Papers, 1773-1930. 

25ft 

In University of Virginia Library (38-96) 
*. Pe £S? al «' 'esayand. business correspondence, ledgers (1775-1910) 
SwS 8 ' * mr S££' "".t* 00 **. addresses, scrapbooto, drawings; arid 
other paper^chiefly of Francis Thomas Anderson^ Twyer, legator! 
wm^!,™* ! °* WasWn B ton and Lee University; and ofMsl son, 
2n^ am f i I 5 a 5r de l. A 2 ler,50n ' towyer ' attoni ey genial of vlr^S 
SSri^TJ? W = shm I 8 t01 ' ">« I*e University. The papers reMeto 
l?iI5S.. asI i cnlt 2 re ' Iron ' and manufactures In I«xtogtoni Va. Ind 
Bockbridge Co., Va, social life (1900-30), the DaughtoSflf the CoT 

wT£'££Sft Ve f °\ LadIes A-^fl"" oftte^nTon^im: 
™Al£f S \ m f w ? ri J^oa Monument Corporation (1912), and other 
matters. Includes drawings by Ellen Graham Anderson of conto^ 
porary Hterary and dramatic figures, material pertaining to the Bruce 
Trust Fund (1906-24) and the debt controversy in the case of Virginia 
vs. West Virginia, William A. Anderson's legal brief on the invention 
o' tne McCormick reaper, and correspondence with Harry F Byrd 
(1926-29) regarding Virginia constitutional amendments. Other cor- 
respondents include Archer Anderson, St George M. Anderson, Wil- 
liam Balrd, Allen Caperton Braxton, Joseph Bryan, John Lyle Camp- 
bell, William L Clopton, William Spenser Cnrrell, George Hntcheson 
Denny, James Easley Edmunds, James Hardy Dulard, Frank T. Glas- 
gow, William Anderson Glasgow, Armlstead Churchill Gordon! Ban- 
dolph Harrison, Bobert Lewis Harrison, Tifton D. Jennings John 
Holladay Latane; Wmiam Gordon McCabe, Walter L. McCorkle, 
Cyrus Hall McCormick n, Charles James McDermott, Richard Mc- 
nwalne, John Qulncy Marr, Raleigh Colston Minor, Andrew Jackson 
Montag ue, C. F. Moore, Thomas D. Ransom, James Hoge Blcks, James 

SSf J Sm f tb : P*^, Angostus Swanson, Henry St George Tucker, 
Edwafd Virginius Valentine, Robert Davis Yancey *«v«r, 

-.ir 8 ^^? to "££. -^ual report of the archivist University of Vir- 

&, 8 H 5; 2 nd ^ William Alexander Anderson, attorney raeklof 
Jgg^M0M«Ml "J Lote Grier Moore (thesis, Un^sl^ofvi! 

Deposit 1931-68. 

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Lauck, William Jett, 1879-1949. 

Papers, 1915-49. 

125ft. 

In University of Virginia Library (4742) 

Lawyer and economist Correspondence, diary-like accounts, 
speeches, labor reports and studies, drafts of congressional bills, legal 
briefs, scrapbooks, personal papers, and other papers, concerning labor 
problems and legislation. Immigration, banking, railroads, the coal 
Industry, unemployment, codes of the Taft-Walsh National War La- 
bor Board, the Eallway labor act of 1926, collective bargaining 
under the Mew Deal acts, Government competition with private busi- 
ness, the American Association for Economic Freedom, and the New 
York Power Authority. Includes correspondence with unions of build- 
ing service employees, Government employees, Iron workers, machin- 
ists, meat packers, miners, railroad workers, teachers, and textile 
workers; and with the American Academy of Political and Social 
Science, Philadelphia, the American Association for Labor Legislation, 
the American Council on Public Affairs, the American Farm Bureau 
Federation, the Council of Young Southerners, the League for Indus- 
trial Democracy, the National Industrial Conference Board, the 
National Policy Committee, the D. S. National Resources Planning 
Board, and the TJ. S. National War Labor Board. Public figures 
among the correspondents include Bernard Baruch, Homer Stffle 
Cummlngs, Clarence Addison Dykstra, John T. Flynn, Guy M. Gillette, 
Leon Henderson, Herbert Hoover, Hugh Samuel Johnson, Jesse Hoi- 
man Jones, William S. Knudsen, Bobert M. La Follette, Jr., Franklin 
K Lane, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., William Glbbs McAdoo, James 
Michael Mead, Francis Pickens Miller, Henry Morgenthau, Karl Earl 
Mundt, Donald Marr Nelson, Ferdinand Pecora, Frances Perkins, 
Glfford Plnchot, James Hubert Price, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Edward 
B. Stettinius, Jr., Bobert F. Wagner, David L Walsh, Burton K. 
Wheeler, and Woodrow Wilson. Educators Include Hardy Cross 
Dlllard, Edward 0. Elliott, Frank Porter Graham, Jeremiah Whipple 
Jenks, Richard Ramsay Mead, Lewis Tyree, Harry F. Ward, Herman 
B. Wells, and Bay L. Wilbur. Labor leaders Include Jacob Baker, 
Solomon Barkln, Van Amberg Bittner, Sophia Carey, David Dubinsky, 
P. T. Fagan, John Philip Frey, William Green, Sidney Hillman, Earl 
B. Honck, Thomas Kennedy, Donald MnrMWnn, and A. 0. Wharton. 

Glft.1854. 

MS 62-1629 



Holland, Asa. 

Papers, 1820-90. 

3 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (902) 

Farmer, merchant and local official. Correspondence and other 
papers of Holland and various members of his family, concerning 
economic and social life in Southslde Virginia, particularly in and 
near Franklin County. Includes correspondence on the tobacco busi- 
ness in Danville, In which Asa Holland and his brother Smlthson H. 
Holland were Interested ; mercantile accounts (1822-46) ; a list (1850) 
of clerk's fees and fines in the Franklin County Circuit Court; Frank- 
lin County sheriffs receipts (1850-52) ; toll gate receipts (1852-57) 
of the Rocky Mount Turnpike Co.; post office reports (1854-60) ; 
various papers (1858-ca. 1881) on the Hollins Institute, on Allegheny 
College In Blue Sulphur Springs, and on Franklin County schools, 
most of them relating to Holland's son-in-law, William E. Duncan; 
Civil War letters of 3 members of the Holland family; Confederate 
commissary accounts (1863-65) ; a daybook (1867-68) of Berger's 
store In Pittsylvania County; and a record (1870-73) of the financing 
of the Martinsville and Potomac Railroad Co. The material is re- 
lated to the library's Richard J. Reid collection. 

Described in the Annual report of the archivist University of 
Virginia Library, 10th (1939-40) p. 11-12 and 21. 

Purchased from Richard J. Reld, 1940. 

MS 62-1630 



Reid, Richard J collector. 

Papers, 1770-1910. 

2 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (550, 38-346, etc.) 

Correspondence, accounts, receipts, ledgers, other business records, 
family records, legal papers, a weather calendar (1860-63), and other 
papers and records of various persons, firms, and institutions of 
Southside Virginia, particularly of Pittsylvania, Franklin, and Hali- 
fax Counties, concerning hotels, land, railroads, schools, churches, 
slavery, tobacco, politics, the Civil War, and other aspects of eco- 
nomic and social life. Includes records (68 Items, 1871-78) of the 
Staunton River School District; records (2 v., 1790-1832) of the 
County line Baptist Church in Pittsylvania County; letters and 
circulars (1790-1830) of the Pittsylvania County Clerk; a history of 
Danville, 1795-1877, by George Washington Dame; Confederate post 



office accounts In Halifax County; records of the Barksdale (1780- 
1860), Holland (1830-80), Hubbard (1810-60), Martin, Overstreet 
(1783-1843), and Spraggin (1810-50) families; and correspondence, 
business records, and other papers of Preston Bowker (1819-55) , J. H. 
Carrington (1854-55), Henry Eaton Coleman, Dabney Cosby (1830- 
50), John W. Daniel, Joseph Dickinson & Pleasant (1817-60), Easley 
and Hurt, W. O. J. Finney (1850-90), John W. Guerrant (1845-60), 
Levi and William Harris (1830-70), Benjamin Harrison, Peter D. 
Holland, Frederick W. M Holllday, John Hook (1774-1810), E. H. 
Hurt, Richard Jones, Fttzhugh Lee, W. P. Maxey, John Peter 
Mettauer, James Mitchell, R. H. Moody, Beverley B. Munf ord, D. C. 
Ragsdale 4 Co. and Bagsdale, Carrington & Co. (1770-1858), Blchard 
Randolph, G. S. S. Reld, Langhorne Scruggs (1840-1900), ±.nne 
Thompson, George Tucker, William Tunstall (1780-1850), Georg* H. 
West & Co., West and Hurt, and James M. Whittle (1835-80). 
The material Is related to the library's Asa Holland collect: 
Described in the *"""«' report of the archivist Universitj .: 
Virginia Library, 8th (1987-88) p. 10 and 32; and 9th (M88-^ 
p. 8-9. 

Gifts and purchases, 1931-54. 

MS 62-1631 



Dobie, David Fowler, 5. 1840. 

Papers, 1862-65. 

100 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (989 and 10S6) 

Army officer, of Plattsburg, N. T. Correspondence, general orders, 
reports, ordnance Invoices, and other papers of Captain Dobie whUe 
serving as Judge Advocate General of the 118th N. Y. Infantry In the 
Civil War. 

Acquired, 1940-41. 

MS 62-1632 

Clow (Andrew) and Company, Philadelphia. 

Records, 1785-1831. 

115 Items. 

In University of Virginia Library (776) 

Letters to Andrew Clow and Company, merchants, to Arthur Jones 
of Edenton, N. C, and others, from merchants in Alexandria, Fred- 
ericksburg, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Richmond, Va., and George- 
town, D. C, regarding credit service charges, etc; together with 
bills of exchange (1788-93) drawn on Andrew Clow and Company by 
various Virginia merchants, Including William Wilson & Co. and 
Josiah Watson & Co. 

Described In the Annual report of the archivist, University of 
Virginia Library, 1939-40, p. 19. 

Purchase, 1940. 

MS 62-1633 

Harrison family. 

Papers of the Harrison, Smith, and Tucker families, 1790- 

1936. 

18 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (3825 ; 3847) 

In part transcripts and microfilm. 

Correspondence, diaries, account books, notebooks, lecture notes, 
literary MS., and other papers, of three faculty families of the Uni- 
versity of Virginia. Much of the correspondence deals with univer- 
sity life and personalities. Includes Professor Gessner Harrison's 
lecture notes and an account of his estate; Professor Francis Henry 
Smith's account books and natural philosophy notes; MS. of Profes- 
sor George Tucker's unpublished novel, A century hence (1841), and 
his autobiography ( Jan.-Mar. 1858) ; letters of Professor Charles W. 
Kent from Woodrow Wilson ; and correspondence relating to the un- 
veiling of a portrait of John R. Thompson (1899) and to Kent's posi- 
tion as literary editor of the Library of southern literature. Also 
prominent in the collection are Gessner Harrison's father. Dr. Peachey 
Harrison, and wife, Elizabeth Lewis Carter Tucker Harrison ; their 
daughter, Mary Harrison Smith; and Betty Lewis Carter. Other 
topics include a survey of General Alexander Brown's lands in Nelson 
Co Va. ; a University of Virginia program for athletic events (1870) ; 
an article by D. G. Harrison praising John E. Massey's stand on Vir- 
ginia political issues (1873) ; and an article concerning the life of 
Robert Emmet Other correspondents and persons mentioned include 
Edwin A. Alderman, Lucy Brockenbrough, E. B. Bryan, George Wash- 
ington Cable, Charles Carter, Mattle L. Cocke, John W. Daniel, Lau- 
rence Fielding, John Fox, Jr., Ellen Glasgow, Armistead C. Gordon, 
George W. Green, Thomas Wentworth Hlgginson, Eleanor Parke 
Custis Lewis, Andrew Jackson Montague, Socrates Maupln, Matthew 
Fontaine Maury, R. Walton Moore, John S. Mosby, Walter Ones 
Page, William E. Peters, John Garland Pollard, G. H. Sass, Frederick 
Wilmer Sims, Edward B. Smith, J. Howard Smith, Summerfield 
Smith, Beverley D. Tucker, Harry St George Tucker, Maria Ball 
Carter Tucker, and Lyon G. lyler. The material is related to the 
library's Robert Lewis Harrison papers and Gessner Harrison papers. 

Gift and deposit 1943-56. 

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Garnett family. 

Papers, 1720-1951. 

4ft. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-45, 1719, 1883, and others) 

Cone^pondence, accounts, ledger, deeds. Indentures, articles, school 
copybooks, and other papers. The early materials concern James 
Garnett, Muscoe Garnett, Bobert Selden Garnett, Muscoe Bnssell 
Hunter Garnett, and others, and contain genealogical sketches of the 
Mercer, Garnett, and related families. The papers of James Mercer 

SSJ?!5. Jo 5i ^S? 1 !?..?' Sotal o^ Later Papers relate to James 
Mercer Garnett (1840-1916), professor of English at the University 
of Virginia, and his family, and include his diary (1864), and infor- 

n i a -5? n _, on "JS 6 " for Confederate armaments, life at the University 
of Virginia, Civil War Incidents, foreign missions (1901-06) postwar 

?fS^? e J?S B il? I "^H. onS! and life at the American Embassy in 
Lisbon (1888-89). Other correspondents and persons mentioned in- 
clude John Brockenbrough, James Mercer Garnett (b. 1872), Kate 

Bi^.fo£, ^"iy" 1 ?*£?,?• W 'J"»'» Lel«». Mary Garnett Mitchell, 
Richard Stanford, and William Winston Seaton. 

Gift of Mrs. J. Clayton Mitchell, 1938-51, and others. 

MS 62-1635 

Blackford family. 

Pap?rs, 1841-1049. 

2ft 

In University of Virginia Library. 
t Co r«sipondeace, diaries, notebooks, plantation journal (Feb. 1869- 
jan. 1870), inventories of personal property (1809-11), poems, songs, 
and other papers of the Blackford family of I^chbure Va Tire 
collection relates to William Matthews Blackford (1801-1864) and 
^L^fSfl'f ""S-S? £ Colombia (1843-48), social and political 
STw'.SSS? .^., 01 ^ 1 .SH bi .? les ' genealogy and reminiscences of 
the Blackford and related families, the University of Virginia, vari- 

re ™J? la< ^2. rd s lrtta - Mary Berkeley Minor Blackford, andhis 
^oT^S T^mf^ ^- ^rlcal MS. of Wy^dhS, Robert 
son on Virginia, secession, and the Civil War (1876-85) ; Raleigh 
Colston's memoir of his sister, Anne Fisher Colston Minor ; and poems 
of Gay and Wnuam W. Blackford and of St Leger Landon Cuter 
Otter correspondents and persons mentioned include Lewis A. Armi- 
stead, Benjamin Lewis Blackford. Charles Minor Blackford, Engene 
Blackford, Launcelot Minor Blackford, Lucy Landon Blackford DaVls, 
Samuel Garland, Gray Latham, Dan Halsey, Watklns Leigh, and John 
t>. Minor. 

GmaSd &^^ hem Utenly messen S er ' T - 9 (Sept 1843) 

MS 62-1636 

Houston, Samuel, 1793-1868. 
Papers, 1830-60. 
50 items. 
In Baylor University Library 

anaafvtrSortf %£*»* " Tei "* * "■ SaUm *- **»> 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Gilt 

MS 62-1637 
Cannedy, T E 

Papers, 1892-1955. 

100 items. 

In Baylor University Library. 

Author. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions 

Gift of the Cannedy family. 

MS 62-1638 
Flavin, John, 1819-1883. 
Papers, 1862. 
76 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Physician. Medical certificates sent to Dr. FartlL examining sur- 
geon for Dane Co, Wis, during the am War, by local ptoadau who 
had examined men to determine their fitness roVmlUtaiy<ruty7 

MS 62-1639 

Fitch, Michael Hendrick, 5. 1837 

Papers, 1861-69. 

30 items and 1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
.™S2f o'C 01011 * 1 Jl*«* <»f the 21st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 
consisting of a war diary (1864-65), the original muster roll of the 
Prescott Guards (1861), and some correspondence. 

MS 62-1640 



Fond du Lac Gas Liffht Company, Fond du Zae, Wis. 
Records, 1873-1900. 
8 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections, 
one volume of subscribers' names with amounts of 2as uwrf lRrt- 
79; and 6 letter books (1879-1900) containing sn^nte^eSs^S 

MS 62-1641 

Gallup, Andrew, 1830-1919. 

Papers, 1861-1909. 

6Si:i>l:s. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil War officer of Sharon, Wis. Mainly certificates, clothing and 
equipment returns, and other documents of Gallup, captain of Co K 
6th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, in the Civil War. ' 

MS 62-1642 

Webb and Edgecomb. 

Records, 1823-39. 

v£SS^SSS^) L " ,ra,7 • 00 " eCOon °' Besl0Ml HistOTr " Dd 
Asheries accounts and record of Revolutionary pensions payments.: 

MS62-li43 

Walker, Murray. 

Papers, 1864-1908. 

1116 items. 
tt *° Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History ants 
University Archives (328) 

Correspondence, fc x receipts, monthly statements, promissory notes, 
shares in the Bonny Hill Cheese Factory, certificates, receipts, court 
summons, and photos. Includes three account books (1888-1904) of 
Murray Wilbur, a farmer of Bath, N.X. »=-*•<»•/ <«. 

MS 62-1644 

U. S. Selective Service System {1917-1919) New Tori. 
Records of District Board no. 1, Watkins Glen, K. Y., 

4 v. and 3 folders. 

UnlveSr? ArSv^i^""" 7, ° <>lleCtl0n * ^^ H ' St0IT Md 
Regulations, minutes, and other records. 

MS 62-1645 

Townsend, Isaiah, 1777-1837. 
Business records, 1802-09. 
77 items. 

U^eSryl^vesTlir™ 17 ' C ° lleCti ° n <* ^^ ™*W "- 
Business letters and accounts of a merchant of Albany. 

MS 62-1646 

Tibbetts, J Warren, 8. 1848. 

Business records, 1887-89. 
2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History (441) 
Ithtca^TV * ^ f ° r * macntoery andTSrdware Imstoessta 

MS 62-1647 

Taintor (S.) Company, Le Roy, JV. T. 
Records, 1734-1885. 
182 items and 3 v 

xft&sjEisrffi "*"* 0onect,on - Besum * Htetm7 — 

Hardware and farm accounts, mainly 1853-85. 

MS 62-1648 

Syracuse Dry Goods Company, Syracuse, IV. T. 
Records, 1896-1928. 
2 v. and 1 box. 
. In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (392) ^^ 

Correspondence, documents, and" accounts. 

MS 62-1649 



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Smithville Mffl. 

Records, 1889-1916. 

1650 items and 16 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (140) 

Grocery store and feed mill accounts from Greene and Smithville, 

Chenango Co- N. Y. 

MS 62-1650 



Civilian Defense Volunteer Office, Milwaukee. 
Records, 1942-43. 
l boi. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Correspondence, reports, and memoranda relating to civilian de- 
fense activities during World War n under the chairmanship of Mrs. 
Thomas L. Tolan. 

MS 62-1651 



Cole, Timothy, 1852-1931. 
Letters, 1884-1922. 
ca. 70 items. 

In Newark Public Library. 

Artist and engraver. Letters written to editor Whittle, about work 
undertaken in Europe for Century magazine, containing information 
on wood engraving for reproduction. 
Mainly gift of Mr. Whittle, 1819. 

MS 62-1652 

Bernays, Thelka Mary, £..1856. 

Papers, ca. 1870-1930. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Correspondence, clippings, 2 scrapbooks, and translations, including 
material relating to literary figures in St Louis early in the 20th 
century. Some of the material Is in German. Correspondents Include 
ZoS Aklns, George S. Johns, Orrlck Johns, William Marlon Beedy, and 
Sara Teasdale. 

Gift 

MS 62-1653 



Belcher family. 

Papers, 1834-85. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Letters of William H and Charles Belcher of St Louis to their 
brother Nathan in New London, Conn., and other family correspond- 
ence, concerning family affairs and genealogy, the *i?li'>»«w Sugar He- 
nnery in St Louis, and the 1849 cholera epidemic and fire. 

Gift, 1957. 

MS 62-1654 

Richer (L L.) Company, New Berlin, N. Ti 
Accounts, 1890-1905. 
ca. 12,500 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (S9C, H) 
Flour, feed, and grain accounts. 

MS 62-1655 

Putnam, Henry C 

Papers, 1858-1904. 

490 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (8) 

Chiefly letters from Ezra Cornell, J. W. Dwlght Charles B. Lam- 
born, Henry W. Sage, C. S. Sargent J. W. Williams, and W. A. Wood- 
ward, officials of Cornell University, to Putnam, the university land 
agent in Wisconsin. 

MS 62-1656 



Pratt family. 

ixpsrs, 1758-1903. 

48 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (223) 

Correspondence and other papers (chiefly 1853-1903) of a famil y 
living in the New York City area. Includes four documents (1758-79) 
relating to Joseph Lawrence, and a George Clinton autograph (1784 ). 
Correspondents lnOu*te Dallas B., Horace K, James B-, and Lawrence 
KPratt 

Gift of Mrs. Bichard B. Leng. 

MS 62-1657 



Parker, Samuel J 

Papers, 1823-ca. 1897. 

2v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (54F) 

MSS. entitled Papers relating to the history of the Presbyterian 
Church, Ithaca, N. Y. (consisting of copies of letters, certificates, 
sermons, genealogy, and other items, with Parker's comments on 
each) and A picture of Ithaca, N. Y. as I saw it in childhood 
(ca, 1896) 

MS 62-1658 

Palmer, Sarah Cornelia, I. 1844. 
Papers, 1813-97. 
96 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (191) 
' Business and family letters and papers from Monterey, Schuyler 

" MS 62-1659 

Miller family. 

Papers, 1773-1908. 

60 items and 1 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (137, 124, 276) 

In part, photocopies. 

Deeds, certificates of membership In various fraternal organiza- 
tions, and photocopies of letters relating to Ingham University and 
to Miller's Corners (now Ionia), N. Y. 

MS 62-1660 

Maydole (David) and Company, Norwich, N. T. 
Records, 1888-1910. 

2167 items and 134. v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (39A, D) 
Gristmill accounts. 

MS 62-1661 

MeCaO, Ansel J I. 1816, collector. 

Bath collection, 1802-1924. 
364 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (222F, G) 

Deeds, clippings, miscellaneous papers, and photos, relating to 
Bath, N. Y. and vicinity, collected by Ansel J. and James McCall. 

MS 62-1662 



Jones (John G.) and Company, Trenton, If. T. 
Records, J815-91. 
25 Items and 33 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of ihffan»i History and 
University Archives (IS) 
. General store accounts and family correspondence. Includes letters 
: of the Bev. Morris J. Williams. 

MS 62-1663 



6. 1822. 



Hoffman, George W 

Papers, 1853-82. 
10 items and 2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (63) 

Diary and farm accounts of a resident of Xumira, N. Y. 

MS 62-1664 



Hector Fruit Grower's Association. 

Records, 1927-32. 
378 items and 3 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (29) 
Correspondence and accounts. 

MS 62-1665 



Hastings, J M 

Papers, 1875. 

lv. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (116) 

General store accounts and clippings of a resident of Broome Co, 
K.Y. 

MS 62-1666 



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Harding Brothers, Breesport, iV. T. 
Records, 1884-1915. 
2615 Items and 26 v. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (55) 

Correspondence and general store accounts. 

MS 62-1667 



Goddard, Solomon. 

Papers, 1842-1918. 

860 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (133, 475) 

Businessman of Traxton, Cortland Co., N. T. Correspondence and 
personal and business papers. Includes Civil War enlistment docu- 
ments, patent assignments, tar receipts, and Mil of costs for a land 
Investment in Cerro Gordo, Worth Co., Iowa. 

MS 62-1668 



Fank, Jacob. 

Papers, 1865-1908. 

96 IliMIIK. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
Archives University (487) ™»u,ry ana 

Bankbook and miscellaneous papers of Dean and Jacob Funk of 
McLean Co., HI. 

MS 62-1669 

Field, William R 

Papers, 1851-81. 
1 box. 

Uni I ?eSrA^es B (4S.) IJhrarT - C0UKa ° n * Z** 00 * m ^ — 
Correspondence of William B. Field of Pittstowa. N T nnrt mr. 
respondence and diary of Mary Hyde FiSd^fNewTork. 

MS 62-1670 



Englis (C. M.) Company, Brooklyn, If. T. 

Records, 1860-1922. 

2767 items and 5 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (280) "" 

_ Correspondence, specifications, contracts, inventories, and draw- 
ings for such ships as Sagamore, Governor Cobb, Hendrick Hudson. 
Trojan^ Rensselaer, Yale, Harvard, Clermont. Storm Bane, Adiron- 
dack. Princeton, and C. W. Morse, mostly built for the Hudson River 
lines. 

MS 62-1671 



Demarest, H P 

Business records, 1905-11. 
88 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (38G) 

Accounts of a fruit farm In Norwich, Chenango Co, N. T. 

MS 62-1672 



Cnrran, Obadiah B 

Papers, 1834-82. 
19 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (54B) 

Personal, general store, and real estate accounts, assessment rolls, 
and^ secretary's books (1880-82) of the Torrent H«Tco, Ithacai 

MS62-I673 



Macaulay, Catharine (Sawbridge) 1731-178L 
Papers. 

6v. 

In New Tork Historical Society collections 

English historian. Copies of letters to Thomas Wilson and MS. 
ex Mrs. Macaulay's History of England (1763-83) 

MS 62-1674 



Wakeman, Bnrr. 

Business records, 1830-55. 

2v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

TcSoSirtEt 10, "" dayb00k and * ,nrma (M3 ^ 3) o£ a New 

MS 62-1675 

Shrewsbury, iV. /. 
Records, 1743-1848. 

2v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
/•fSSii P00r b00k ' ln<:lndln e «»d records, and an account book 

MS 62-1676 

Murray, John, 1741-1815. 
Letters, 1799-1811. 
20 Items and 1 v. 

In New Tork Historical Society collections. 
Founder of Universalism In America. Letters to Jacob Clinch 
and to William Palmer. 

MS 62-1677 



Fleming, John, treasurer of New Tork City. 
Letters, 1819-25. 
41 items. 
In New Tork Historical Society collections. 



McNeil, John, 1784-1850. 

Correspondence, 1812-42. 

47 items. 

In New Tork Historical Society collections. 

Army officer, letters written to McNeil while 1 



MS 62-1678 



is In the Army. 
MS 62-1679 



Clarkson, John, 1764-1828. 

Journals, 1791-92. 

2v. 

In New Tork Historical Society collections. 

British naval officer and Governor of Sierra Leone. Journals of 
Clarkson's missions to America (1701-02) and to Africa (1782) re- 
lating to the slave trade. 

MS 62-1680 



Cornell University. CoUege of Architecture. 
Records, 1898-1905. 
7 Items and 5 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (197) 

Letter copybooks, building specifications, and a letter by Andrew 
Dickson White on a proposed building for the main quadrangle. 

MS 62-1681 



Clark (Ethan) and Son, Oxford, N. T. 
Records, 1821-56. 
ca. 3130 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (39G) 
General store accounts. 

MS 62-1682 



Clapp, Benjamin. 

Business records, 1864-72. 

2179 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
Archives (313) 

Correspondence, prices current, bills, and receipts of Benjamin 
Clapp and Associates, Salem, Washington Co, N. T, and account 
books of a produce business operated by Clapp & McMurray, Clans ft 
Son, Clapp & Beatae, and David Jones. 

MS 62-1683 



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Churchill, Alfred Land. 

Papers, 1847-95. 

l box. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (613) 

Correspondence, accounts, surveys, and other papers relating to 
the costs of military warrants ( purchased for 11,570 acres of land In 
Iowa), commissions, locating and surveying lands, Interest and taxes, 
breaking sod, ditching, seeding, and wages. Includes correspondence 
between Churchill, his brother Seldon Churchill, and his agents. 

MS 62-1684 



Payne, David Lewis, 1836-1884. 
Papers, 1879-84. 

4ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Leader of the Oklahoma Boomers. Correspondence, reports, and 
newspaper clippings relating to Payne's role in the colonization of the 
nnassigned lands in the Indian Territory. 

MS 62-1685 



Great Plains Conference on Higher Education, University 
of Oklahoma, 1956. 

Records, 1956. 

2ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence of delegates, speeches, reports, financial material, 
guides, and other papers produced by the conference which focused 
Its attention on the question **What distinctive cultural service, both 
traditional and newly conceived, may our universities and colleges 
render to the Great Plains?' as accumulated by Paul 6. Hagglers, 
chairman of the conference. 

MS 62-1686 

Overton, B P 

Papers, 1874-1906. 

212 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of the Chickasaw Nation. Correspondence and political 
papers relating to Overton's attempts to control the movement of 
Anglo-American cattlemen and planters into the Chickasaw Nation. 

MS 62-1687 



Church family. 

Papers, 1838-1936. 

356 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
Archives (325) 

Correspondence, deeds, mortgages, and accounts of a farm family 
in Steuben Co., N. Y. . 

MS 62-1688 

Catharine Township papers, 1803-49. 
44 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (68) 

Political papers and miscellaneous matexlaL 

MS 62-1689 

Catchpole (A.) Company, Geneva, N. T. 

Records, 1872-1906. 

140 items and 20 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (571) 

Correspondence, accounts, bills, broadsides, circulars, pamphlets, 
and trade cards relating to the manufacturing of heating apparatus by 
the A. Catchpole Co. and others. Includes school registers (1893-96) 
for Aurellus, N. Y. 

MS 62-1690 

Came, Charles. 

Letters, 1846-60. 

75 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (662) 

A series of electrocopled letters from Came, of Plttsford, N. Y, to 
his wife relating to his lectures throughout New York on electro-mag- 
nettsm and galvanism, his electric treatments for disease, his exhibi- 
tion of a "sleeping man" in New York City, and the difficulty of mak- 
ing a living. 

MS 62-1691 



Brooktondale papers, 1818-66. 

lbox. _ 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional iJstory and 
University Archives (39A) 

Miscellaneous personal notes, leases, and receipts. 
Gift of Amy Munson. 

MS 62-1692 



Brayton family. 

Journals, 1829-73. 

6v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (602) 

Diaries and albums of young women at select schools and of their 
families. 

MS 62-1693 



Boyle, James Ernest, 1873-1938, collector. 
Accounts, 1737-1908. 
95 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (393) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Accounts for commodities, farm produce and labor, and various 

*"**• MS62-1694 



Balcom family. 

Papers, 1838-1917. 

5 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (484, 584) 

Diaries (1879-81) describing life In Oxford, Chenango Co, N. Y„ 
account books of Samuel Balcom of Bath, N. Y„ accounts (1839-68) 
of newspaper and magazine subscribers, general and farm accounts 
(1843-46), carpenter's accounts (1848-61), labor accounts (1868), 
sawmill accounts (1870-72) and other miscellaneous material. 

MS 62-1695 



American Balsa Company, inc. 

Records, 1917-23. 

6 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (626) 

Papers concerning the organization of the American Balsa Corpo- 
ration In 1917, the Investigation (1918-20) by Professor WlUard W. 
Rowlee of balsa woods in Central and South America, the absorption 
of the corporation by the American International Corporation, and 
the later expansion as the American Balsa Co. Includes papers re- 
lating to specifications, characteristics, uses, and production, along 
with botanical discussions by Rowlee and bis associates. 

MS 62-1696 

Eckert, Leone W 

Papers of Leone W. Eckert and Wayne Hodges, 1955. 

1 box. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations 
collections. 

Papers collected for a study conducted for the Council for the 
Advancement of Secondary Education on the economic content of 
company house organs and union Journals. 

MS 62-1697 rev 



McLain, Raymond S 1890-1954. 

Papers, 1917-54. 
25 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, maps, military papers, and photos, reflecting Mo 
Laln's rise from a private to lieutenant general in the U. S. Army. 

MS 62-1698 



Gnenther, Richard William, 1845-1913. 
Papers, 1878-1910. 
56 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Politician and diplomat Correspondence and memorabilia. In- 
cluding several letters from Carl Schurz and one from Susan B. 
Anthony. 

MS 62-1699 



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Fricke, William A 1857-1927. 

Papers, 1867-1928. 

14 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

A volume entitled The evolution of Insurance, by Dr Fricke of 
Milwaukee, State insurance commissioner, together with letters of 
economists and state officials endorsing Fricke's views. 

MS 62-1700 

Kahlenberg, Louis, 1870-1941. 
Correspondence, 1900-39. 
12 boxes. 

Instate Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
*- ?SS easor of •. ch *5?"P T v Correspondence of Kahlenberg, from 1886 
to »40 a member of the Department of Chemistry of to Universltv 
of Wisconsin andfor 11 yelrslts duUrm^SneernlnFl^emrof 
research, aoministratlon, pnblicationsT^Q^emennf sroaenS! 

MS 62-1701 



Chnbbndt, Jerome W 

Correspondence, 1837-97, 1931. 
71 Items. 

I n Sta te Historical Society of Wisconsin conertions 
Newspaperman of Milwaukee and Wausau, wis. Letters written 
to Chubbuck by his sister, Emily E. Chubbuck Judson, and other 

MS 62-1702 

International Society of Christian Endeavor. 

Local societies' replies to questionnaires, 1895-97. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Entries on forms Issued to the societies in Protestant churches, 
giving information on the date of organization, officers, members, de- 
nominations of churches with which the societies were affiliated, and 
other matters. 

MS 62-1703 



Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Gila County collection, 1880-1920. 

SO items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, records relating to the Arizona Eastern Railroad 
Do. versus John H. Davis, and legal documents (1894). Includes let- 
ters pertaining to the Van Dyke<lordova case, and letters written 
between Hoveland and L. L. Hayden. 

MS 62-1704 

Passamaqaoddy Indians. 

Records, 1775-1912. 

113 items. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library 

Correspondence, tribal lists, copies of petitions, provision lists, and 
other papers, of the Passamaquoddy Indians of Pleasant Point Me, 
and Campobello Island, New Brunswick. Includes materials the 
Passamaquoddy dialect »»«"» u» "■« 

MS 62-1705 

Quiiaiey family. 

Papers, 1763-1915. 

11 boxes. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library. 

Personal tetters, tribal records, lists, and other papers, primarily 
the i coUectlons of the family of John W. Qulnney, 1797-1855, a chief 
oJtteStockbrldge Indians. The bulk of the papers are of the period 

Partial calendar In the library. 

MS 62-1706 

looker, William Wallace, 1848-1917. 
Papers. 

43 envelopes. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library. 
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, and other papers, mostly con- 
cerning Indian place names on Long Island, N. X. 

MS 62-1707 



Keppler, Joseph, collector. 

Iroquois papers, 1882-1944. 

8 boxes. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library 

.„2*y seIr V*?™* Iettere from Seneca Indians on the Cattaraugus 
and Tonawanda reservations In New Xork. ^»uotougua 

Unpublished calendar In the library. 

MS 62-1708 



Shnmard, Evelyn H collector. 

Shumard collection, 1842-1938. 

7ft. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Minutes (1898-1802) of the Sapulpa, Okla. Town Council, clippings 
and pamphlets on Pushmataha, John Bollin Bldge, and Will Sogers, 
photos, of Qeronimo, Kicking Bird, Quanah Parker, and Indian Terri- 
tory scenes, and other historic material. 



MS 62-1709 



Martin, Arthur John, 1850-1937. 
Papers, 1920-30. 
1 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

MSS. of books and articles, mostly anti-Catholic, and scattered 
issues of the Oregon Datriot 

MS 62-1710 



McMahan, Leonard H 1866-1957. 

Papers, 1893-1948. 
2 ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Editor, lawyer, and reformer. Correspondence of 1286 Items, and 
other papers. Correspondents Include Thomas W. Davenport, Francis 
- J. Heney, Harry Lane, Margaret Mitchell, Thomas B. Neuhausen, 
William Simon U*Ben, John B. Waldo, and John C. Young. 

.MS 62-1711 



Wilson, Florence L 

Letters, 1884-85. 

41 Items. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library. 

Letters written by Florence L. Wilson while teaching at the Puna 
Agency In Sacaton, Ariz, to her family in Wllloughby Ohio In- 
cludes originals and copies made in 1842. 

MS 62-1712 



MacGowan, Alexander B 

Letters, 1862-87. 

30 items. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library. 

Letters to his son, George (IS items, 1878-87) from Arizona 
Territory and Sacketts Harbor, N. X, to his wife (7 Items, 1862) 
from Arizona Territory, and to his sister (3 Items, 1877-78) durlne 
Nez Perce War. Includes 2 Army orders. 

MS 62-1713 



Sears, Alfred B 

Papers, 1906-54. 
225 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor. Keports, research notes, clippings, pam- 
phlets, bibliographies, and other papers, relating to the hlstorTof 

&TI&L10IL, 

MS62-1714 



Seay, Abraham Jefferson. 

Papers, 1862-1909. 

1 v. und 2 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of Oklahoma Territory. Civil War diary, autobiographi- 
cal ^sfcetehjrf Seays public life, and a MS. biography of him Written 
Dy dark Brown. 

MS 62-1715 



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Searcy, Emmett. 

Papers, 1868-1936. 

64 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Material on Southwestern history, and 3 letters written by David 
L. Sports, clerk of Co. L, Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, describing the 
Battle of Washita. 

MS 62-1716 



Schaper, William August, 1869- 
Papers, 1900-55. 
ca.2ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor. Personal and business correspondence and 
other papers, chiefly relating to Schaper's dismissal from the Univer- 
sity of Minnesota faculty In 1917 because of his stand on the German 
question. 

MS 62-1717 



Russell, Campbell. 

Papers, 1905-37. 
410 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Publisher and Oklahoma State senator. Correspondence, speeches, 
MSS. of articles, dippings, political Items, and other papers. 

MS 62-1718 



Ross, Leslie P 

Papei-s. 1892-1939. 

500 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, Oklahoma Territorial senator, and mayor of Lawton, Okla. 
Chiefly letters to Boss which reflect his prominence In the appoint- 
ment to territorial patronage positions. Correspondents Include Jose- 
phus Daniels, Boy Hoffman, and William Cary Benfrow. 

MS 62-1719 

Ross, John, Cherokee Chief, 17901-1866. 
Papers, 1815-66. 
212 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. Correspondence, speeches, 
reports, and proclamations, relating to Boss' efforts to maintain a con- 
servative policy in Cherokee relations with the United States and the 
Confederate States of America. 

MS 62-1720 

Rogers, William Charles, Cherokee Chief. 
Pap-i-?, 1893-1912. 
835 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. Leases, material relating 
to allotments In severalty, the Cherokee Delegation In Washington, 
and the Cherokee constitution, and other papers. 

MS 62-1721 

Randall, William B 

Bus'ness records, 1905-29. 

56 items. 

In University of Oklahoma' Library. 

Oilman. Oil field memoranda and business papers. 

MS 62-1722 



Ransom, Will, 1878-1955. 
Papers, 1847-1905, 
159 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. ,.„._, „ 

Typographer. Letters describing a packet boat trip (1847), diary 
(1847-59) relating to life and travel In the West, Civil War material, 
historical papers, and photos. 

MS 62-1723 

Redwine Trading Company, Sptro, Okla. 
Records, 1896-1925. 
15ft 
. In University of Oklahoma Library. * 

Journals, account books, daybooks, cotton books, and other business 
papers which contain a complete history of the firm. 

* MS 62-1724 



Rinsland, Henry Daniel, 1889- 
Papers, 1918-50. 
2ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor. Research notes on testing, and other papers 
on vocabulary and spelling tests. 

MS 62-1725 



Robertson, James Brooks Ayres. 
Papers, 1918-23. 
8ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of Oklahoma. Correspondence, speeches, scrapbooks, and 
political papers, reflecting the nature of Oklahoma politics In the 
aftermath of the European War. 

MS 62-1726 

Ralls, Joseph 6 1864- 

Papers, 1870-1924. 
13 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, politician, and Oklahoma State official. Correspondence, 
briefs, transcripts of court testimony, ledger, bills, receipts, and other 
legal papers, chiefly relating to Indian affairs. 

MS 62-1727 

Pruitt Cotton Gin, Lindsay, Okla. 

Records, 1926-46. 

10 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Daily gin reports, weight records, ledgers containing accounts with 
customers, bank balances, bills, bins of exchange, checks, receipts re- 
lating to expenses, loans, and labor, invoices, shipping notices, and 
other records reflecting finances and the downward trend in ginning 
and the production of cotton. 

MS 62-1728 



Porter, Pleasant, Creek Chief. 
Papers, 1871-1902. 
840 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Creek Nation. Correspondence, speeches, 
and proclamations relating to the Sequoyah Convention and the 
general problems at the time. 

MS 62-1729 



Pond, Mrs. J C collector. 

Pond collection. 1936-51. 
62 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

History of the Medford Methodist Episcopal Church, map of the 
Chisholm Trail, and papers relating to local history. 

MS 62-1730 

Pitchlynn, Peter Perkins, Choctaw Chief, 1806-188L 
Papers, 1825-77. 
64 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Choctaw Nation. Correspondence, speeches, 
clippings, and political papers relating to Pitchlynn's public services. 

MS 62-1731 



Peterson, Horace Cornelius, 1902-1952. 
Papers. 1900-39. 
oft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor. Documents, proofs, research m at eri al, and 
other papers relating to Peterson's book. Propaganda for war (1939), 
together with scrapbooks of letters received from readers of this book. 

MS 62-1732 

Perryman, Legus Choteau, Creek Chief, i. 1838. 
Papers, 1887-1907. 
46 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Creek Nation. Correspondence, speeches, 
and proclamations reflecting Creek politics daring the allotment 
period. 

MS 62-1738 



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Perryman, J M Creek Chief. 

Papers, 1883-1901. 

40 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Principal Chief of the Creek Nation. Correspondence, speeches, 
and political papers relating to the aftermath of the Green Peach 
War, a full-blood vs. mixed-blood controversy in the Creek Nation 
over the control of the Creek tribal government 

MS 62-1734 

Peden, Preston, 1914- 

Papers. 1946-49. 

32 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and V. S. Representative from Oklahoma. Correspondence, 
political material, newsletters, mailing lists, printed matter, and other 
Congressional papers. 

MS62-1735 

Pearson, Robert Shelton. 

Papers, 1925-50. 

40 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Artist Personal correspondence, MSS. of Pearson's poetry and 
autobiography, scrapbooks, and photos, chiefly relating to the state of 
the arts in Oklahoma during territorial and later years. 

MS 62-1736 

Kraettli, Emit Rudolph. 

Papers, 1902-52. 

2 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University official. Civic correspondence and papers, minute book 
of the Senate Literary Society, and photos, relating to the early days 
of the University of Oklahoma. 

MS 62-1737 

Isparhecher, Creek Chief, 1828 (ca.)-1902. 

Papers, 1891-1902. 

136 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Creek Nation. Correspondence, speeches, 
and political papers, some of which relate to the Crazy Snake upris- 
ing. 

MS 62-1738 



Wheeler, Edith Flower, collector. 

Papers, 1776-1878. 

49 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (374) 

In part transcripts. 

Includes 28 Civil War letters, to and from Edward Branch, of 
Madison, Ohio, describing campaigns, officers, and political figures; 
two notes (1779) of the Continental Loan Office of Massachusetts 
Bay; miscellaneous material on George W. Samson's Temperance 
Tavern, Moravia, N. Y.; Simeon Samson's commission (1778) and 
accounts (1830-33) 

MS 62-1739 



Adams, Moses Newton, 1822-1902. 

Papers, 1853-79. 

10 boxes! 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Clergyman and Indian agent Reports, contracts, bonds, and 
vouchers kept by Adams as Indian agent to the Slsseton Sioux In 
South Dakota; rolls of minutes of councils held with the Indians ; 
a brief autobiographical sketch; and a MS. copy of a Dakota lexicon. 

Gift of Newton B. Frost, 1920. 

MS62-1740 

Austin, Horace, 1831-1905. 

Correspondence, 1870-1905. 

60 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Governor of Minnesota, Letters relating to political matters dur- 
ing Austin's governorship (1870-74) and when he was third auditor 
of the U. S. Treasury, to civil service reform, to the Tilden-Hayes 
campaign, and to other subjects. Includes two requests for "carpet- 
Bag" positions In the South and letters from Andrew B. McGUL 

Gift of Herbert Austin. 

MS 62-1741 



Baillif, Matilda Victorine, 1883- 

Papers, 1848-1929. 

Witums. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence with relatives in France and others, genealogical 
records used in the preparation of a volume on the Lavocat family In 
S m ?.'i ca !_/" ld an autobiographical sketch In French by JeanPierre 
Baillif, with a translation by Matilda Baillif, dealing with BaililTs 

S^^S ^ time , "S "*" Fran ^ e in 1835 nntfl "* MM*! on Lake 
SS?^lr. 18 t? ", nd discassin e the customs of the Siour Indians 
bift of Miss Baillif. 

MS 62-1742 

Bancroft, John EarL 

Papers, 1857-68. 

I boi. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Minutes of meetings (1857-60) of the Mantorville Lodge of the 
Independent Order of Good Templars, and account books and sub- 
scription lists of the Mantorville express, which was published by 
Bancroft 

Gift of G. S. Bancroft, from the estate of Nettie Bancroft 

MS 62-1743 

Baxter, Luther Loren, 1832-1915. 

Papers. 1853-1911. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Judge. Correspondence and Baxter's routine reports as an officer 
in Minnesota regiments during the Civil War. Includes a letter on 
the freedmen in Mississippi and letters by Horace Austin, Andrew 
G. Chatfleld, William R. Merriam, and Knute Nelson in reirard to 
local politics in Minnesota. 

Gift of Bertha Baxter. 

MS 62-1744 

Smith, Christopher, of Jamaica, N. T. 
Letters, 1779. 
44 Items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Letters to Evert Bancker. 



Gerrish and Barrel], Boston. 
Letter book, 1738-60. 
l v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Chiefly letters of John Barrell. a Boston merchant 



MS 62-1745 



MS 62-1746 



Stevenson, Jonathan Drake, 1800-1894. 
Papers, 1846-48. 

3 v. . . 

In New York Historical Society collections. . 

Army officer. Letter book, general orderly book, and regimental 
orderly book, chiefly for the time Stevenson was In California with 
the 1st Begt of New York Volunteers. 

MS 62-1747 

White, Clarence H 1874-1945. 

Correspondence, 1898-1945. 
225 items. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Chautauaua manager. Includes material concerning the Ellison- 
White Bureau. 

MS 62-1748 

Jenkins, James Graham, 1834-192L 

Papers, 1855-1927. 
lv. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Judge, of Milwaukee. Correspondence, addresses, certificates and 
appointments, and memorials. 

MS 62-1749 

Broaddns, Bower, 1888- 

Pap-rs, 1930-49. 

8 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and Federal judge of Oklahoma. Correspondence (per- 
sonal and general), speeches, findings Of fact and conclusions of law, 
memoranda, newspaper clippings, resolutions, and certificates. -In- 
cludes correspondence relating to Broaddns' endorsement as Federal 
judge for the Eastern District of Oklahoma. 

MS 62-1750 



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Hainer, Bayard Taylor, 1860-1933. 
Pap'TS, 1860-1933. 
70 iteuis. 

Id University of Oklahoma Library. 

Judge Personal correspondence, clippings, and business papers 
reflecting the political and legal development of the Oklahoma Terri- 
tory. 

MS6S>-1751 



Thompson, Zadock, 1796-1856. 

Papers. 1814-57. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Vermont Historical Society collections. 

Historian and scientist Letters to Thompson and Joalah Dunham 
concerning histories of Vermont towns which were later published 
In Thompson's History of Vermont (1842), meteorological data (1S41- 
43), and testimonials. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Purchased from the estate of Richard F. Burns, 1941. 

MS 62-1752 



Washburn, Peter Thacher, 1814-1870. 

Papers of Peter T. Washburn and Stephen Koyce, 1805- 
70. 

6 boxes and 1 folder. 

In Vermont Historical Society collections. 

Governors of Vermont Warrants, deeds, petitions, court dockets. 
Governors' proclamations, commissions granted, and other legal 
papers. ^^ 

MS 62-1753 

Hubbard, Jonathan Hatch, 1768-1849. 
Papers, 1810-51. 
314 Items. 

In Vermont Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative. Correspondence, receipts, rec- 
ords of a mill dam company in Windsor, Vt, and personal papers. 
The bulk of the papers Is of the period 1820-46. 

Gift of the American Antiquarian Society, and purchase, 1987. 

MS 62-1754 rev 

Johnson, Oliver, 1809-1889. 
Papers, 1861-89. 
90 items 

In Vermont Historical Society collections. 

Abolitionist and journalist Includes letters to William Lloyd 
Garrison and Samuel X May. 

Purchased from Mary A. Benjamin, 1940. 

MS 62-1755 

Morrill, Justin Smith, 1810-1898. 

Papers, 1828-96. 

270 items. 

In Vermont Historical Society collections. 

Statesman and financier. Correspondence, notes for speeches, 
orations, essays on Alden Partridge and on temperance, and plans of 
a house in Stafford, Vt 

Gift of William M. Hatch and Harold Ooddard Busk; and rmr- 
chase; 1825-43. 

MS 62-1756 

Bemis family. 

Papers, 1831-1931. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Correspondence, 3 genealogical scrapbooks. Invitations, clippings, 
and other papers, including material on Judson A. Bemis* European 
trip, and on the Bemis Bag Co. of St Louis. Correspondents Include 
Stephen A. Bemis and his wife Jenny. 

Gift, 1953. 

MS 62-1757 



Berthold family. 

Papers, 1785-1954. 

ca. 200 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Genealogical data, deeds, receipts, marriage contracts, wills, and 
other papers of the family of Bartholomew Berthold, a St Louis mer- 
chant 

Gift 

MS 62-1758 



Bent, Silas, 1882-1945. 

Pap?rs, 1908-45. 

ca. 1000 Items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Journalist. Correspondence and other papers, concerning the 
Authors' League of .America, the Saceo-Vanzettl case, prohibition, and 
othe/ public questions of the period, 1925-45. Correspondents Include 
Bernard M. Bench, T. B. Co stain, Andrew W. Mellon, Adolph Ochs, 
Joseph Pulitzer, William Marlon Reedy, Elmer Bice, and Alfred E. 
Smith. 

Gift 

MS 62-1759 



Benoist family. 

Benoist-Charleville papers, 1706-1930. 

ca. 75 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

In part photocopies (positive) 

Correspondence, deeds of sale, tax receipts, marriage contracts, a 
divorce (1785), a commission of Antoine Gabriel Francois Benoist 
military leader in Canada, papers (1706) relating to another A. G. F. 
Benoist a painter and wax sculptor, records of Catherine Benoist, a 
family tree, other family records, and pictures, relating to the Benoist 
and Charleville families. 

Gift 

MS 62-1760 

Benham, Henry Washington, 1818-1884. 
Lettn-s, 1853-84. 
3 boxes. 

In Rutherford B. Hayes Library (Fremont Ohio) 
Letter press copybooks of letters sent by Bennam pertaining to his 
position as an engineer and Army officer; together with many photos, 
of Civil War Army Installations. 
Manuscript index In the library. 
Purchased from C. E. H. Whltlock, 1952. 

MS 62-1761 

Meyer, Arthur Simon, 1880-1955. 
Papers, 1941-51. 
lbox. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
lections. 

Chairman of the New York State Board of Mediation. Correspond- 
ence, articles, and a few arbitration awards. 

MS 62-1762 

Barry, Alfred Constantine, 1815-1888. 

Papers, 1835-1909. 

41 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence of a Universalist minister and educator. Including 
Civil War correspondence with his son, Melville A. Barry. 

MS 62-1763 
Boudinot, Elias, 1740-1821. 

Letter book, 1777-78. 

1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

New Jersey lawyer and statesman. Letter book kept by Boudinot 
while serving as commissary general of prisoners during the Revolu- 
tion. Includes copies of his official letters written mainly from Mor- 
rlstown, N. J. and Valley Forge, Pa. 

MS 62-1764 

Goodrich, Harold Beach. 

Papers, 1876-1941. 

50 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Petroleum geologist Reports, charts, and notes and excerpts from 
magazine articles relating to the development of oil fields, on produc- 
tion, and oil companies In Oklahoma; a speech pertaining to early oil 
discoveries In the U. S. ; and clippings and pamphlets on the California 
oil story (1900-30) 

MS 62-1765 

Gassaway, Percy Lee, 1885-1937. 

Papers, 1926-42. 

ca.3ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Judge and U. S. Representative from Oklahoma. Congressional 
correspondence and speeches, together with political and election ma- 
terial. 



MS 62-1766 



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Bruce, Florence Guild, 189ft- 
Papers, 1918-65. 
136 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
iJ^JfiSS-SSS?"*"* "* "*■ o< L"Ue of Six Shooter 

MS 62-1767 

Garber, Milton dine, 1867-1948. 
Papers, 1923-48. 
10 ft. 
In University of Oklahoma Library. 

MS 62-1768 

Fowler, David, 1877- 
Papers. 1889-1958. 
32 Items! 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
andXSi. ' i* 6 . , ? ttea *?" w «*«8 of America. Personal papers 

MS 62-1769 

Barnes, Henry L 1835-1918. 

Pap-re of Henry L. and Edgar C. Barnes. 1871-1932. 
45 ftf-uM and 6 v. *»■»«<. 

In State Historian Society of Wisconsin collections. 
JESFSZ*? ^ iP ° n ' Wis ' V***™**- individual accounts of 
riKfiWW) S.™ 1 * ?■"*» amount of Edgar Barnes- correspondence 

MS 62-1770 

Arnold, Frederick, 1811-1873. 
Papers. 1823-61. 
W items. 

JS,.^ H "* ori « I Society of Wisconsin collections 
ter^f™ L0, soap manufacturer. Oorrespoodence. including let- 
MhraXe^S "j*"*"* "•«*; legal records of land trSrsTn 
^d» k ce e ,sln n GeS 1 .' Uld ^^ t0T A "» w * »»— * Corrl 

MS 62-1771 

Barker, Jacob A 

Correspondence, 1835-54. 

79 iti-uis. 

Resign* nf IS,, 8 ^ 0t ^^^m collections, 
the £™ "of "bSSJJ "V. T L£l£" "J ««• original proprietors of 
meat of the RTcin^con^um>'^f i r^h^bo < ^?r^ ,,8 ?"#^- 

-JHK Strong, ^^\£»<jg- *-*■- 

MS 62-1772 

Johnson, Esau, 1800-1884. 

Reminiscences, 1882-84. 
54 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
1827^nu^ad. by Johnson ' wbo came t0 Gratiot's Grove, Wis., in 

MS02-1773 

Jones, Burr W 1846-1935. 

Papers, 1873-1933. 

8 v. and 1 folder. 

T^iS? ^oi? 181 Society of Wisconsin collections. 

^SVi " nd U " S- Representative from Wisconsin. Letters re- 

teUari Li^S^SS 8 ^ 8 ««*ressionai service, MSM?; se^StaS 

h^tariwl^^ 1 " 11 ! G f n T" to Aognst <* 1933 : 6 personal cash: 
books (1874-1927) and miscellaneous volumes. i~~u«i tosu 

MS 62-1774 



Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, 1843-1918 
Papers, 1859-65. 
13 itcii'-s and 10 v. 
f*iSS ate Hi «? rlcaI Society of Wisconsin collections 

MS 62-1775 

American Legion. TPiscon*m. 
Records, 1919. 
lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
.fSe'wS^in'nra'n'i 0111 " 1W " ^^ *° ^ establishment 

MS 62-1776 

Thwaites, Renben Gold, 1853-1913, collector. 

Papers regarding Jesuit relations, 1612-1900. 

10 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Documents (1612-1865) collected for but not used In the Thwaites 
edition of Jesuit relations, together with bibliographical material and 
correspondence (1896-1800) concerning the editiniand publishing^ 

Die V 04UfiBGS> 

MS 62-1777 

Jenks, Albert Ernest, 1869- 

Correspondence, 1898-99. 

116 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Rin^JJSUl! ^"iS ^ ltten by rnflian a* 61 * 5 ln northern Wiscon- 
to^STS E?i£ Uol, S! terri to>T and by scientists in universSes 
S51EL ni Jen ? s ? Questionnaire on the habitat and production of 
wild rice. The material forms a basis for Jenks' doctoral dissprt*HnrT 
The wild rice gatherers of the upper lato^tedh^ne^^S if 
American Ethnology's 19th Annual report, pt 2 (MOO) p~10Bm5l 

MS 62-1778 

Jackson, Bettina, 1880- 

Correspondence, 1915-25. 

46 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

.„rS2 ra v all0 ,P 0Steards sent t0 Mlss Jackson in Madison by English 
and French soldiers during and after World War l ™*™>u 

MS 62-1779 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Indian vocabularies, 1826-79. 

5 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

In part, transcript. 

bv tKL« ?££*"* jocabnlary (MM) ; a Winnebago vocabulary 
kL ^S s J-£ e ? s * and ofllers (<aL 1B85 ) ! a Menominee vocabulary 
b J^J^5 S"?S n < 18T «- re > : a Menominee and OneidfvoS 
tory (1875-79) by Frank E. Bridgman, based on Schoolcrafr^r^S?T 
and a collection of short lists erf definMont "cnoolcrarf s records ; 

MS 62-1780 

Henderson, Thomas, 1781-1846. 

Correspondence, 1805-41. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Photocopies. 

Clergyman of Great Crossings, Ky Letters 1 1K2&-41 1 _,_,^ fc 
Henderson from CoL VO^lTi^S^^S^^SaStiS, 
SSV222 7, t0 / Btner wlto a nnmbe ' tennEtoderson's^hW 
John W. Poteet at St Louis, and other family correSenV^18o£ 

MS 62-1781 

Hazelton, Gerry Whiting, 1829-1920. 
Papers, 1852-1920. 
1 box. 
In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

« a SS?« ee , la ^ yer "?■ U _!b Representative from Wisconsin. Cor- 
respondence, a diary of a two^nonth European tour in 1892. and a 

2^«»»! f / daress «- CorrespSSct mSily Sifto 
famUy^aftairs, includes a few letters from Hazelton-s iLyDncarfcoY- 

MS 62-1782 



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1840-1888. 



Hays, James B 

Papers, 1846-67. 

135 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer of Dodge Co, Wis. Land plats and conveyances, printed 
circulars, and miscellaneous papers concerning military exemptions 
and bounty fnnds for Horicon and Hubbard Town, Dodge Co, Wis., 
during tlie Civil War. 

MS 62-1783 

Catlin, John, 1803-1874. 
Papers, 1823-86. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, politician, and railroad man of Wisconsin. Includes a few 
post office records (1837-40) of Madison, Wis., where Catlin was the 
first postmaster ; records of meetings of the trustees of the Wisconsin 
Territorial University (1838) ; papers on the organization of Minne- 
sota Territory (1848) ; some autographs ; and a Quantity of land con- 

TeyanMS - MS 62-1784 

Charleton, William, 1831-1908. 
Papers, 1820-79. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil War records pertaining to Charleton's service as captain of 
Co. B, 11th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry; a small amount of corre- 
spondence; a few family legal papers (1820-40), and a volume of 
printed notices and notations pertaining to foreclosure sales held 
while Charleton was sheriff of Dane Co, Wis. (1877-78) 

MS 62-1785 

Gardner, Palmer, I. 1803. 

Correspondence, 1836-53. 

l box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Early settler at Spring Prairie, Wis. Letters from Gardner and his 
brother, William N. Gardner, and others, written from southeastern 
Wisconsin mainly to a brother-in-law, Dr. Evalln H. Porter, Onondago 
Comity, N. T, giving a picture of land speculation practices and early 
Milwaukee history. 

Earliest letters of the group have been published In the Wisconsin 
magazine of history, v. 18 (1934-35) p. 76-84, and 204-11. 

MS 62-1786 



Gregory, Charles Noble, 1851- 
Papers, 1878-1933. 

lbos. „ ^. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, professor, and author. Letters from Gregory to his family 
written on several W-lps to Europe, and letters to him concerning 
social engagements, together with accounts and records kept by 
Gregory of art objects purchased, many of which are In the possession 
of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. 

MS 62-1787 

Hawes, Charles Henry, 1867-1943. 
Papers, 1899-1906. 

1 package. ^. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Notes made by Hawes, of Cambridge, Eng., on his readings con- 
cerning Siberian tribes and Sakhalin Island, and on his conversa- 
tions while in Bussia In 1901, used in preparation of his work In the 

uttermost East. 

MS 62-1788 

Hamilton, J Talmai, 1. 1815. 

Family history, 1837-77. 
litem and 1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
A rainy history kept by Hamilton, who settled in Whitewater, 
Wis. in 1843, in which are entered diaries and letters written by nis 
wife' and himself, with comments on schoolteaching and farming oper- 
ations, as well as on the religious and economic life of the community. 

MS 62-1789 

Haines, Robert B 

Correspondence. 1838-49. 

49 p. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Letters written chiefly in 1848 by Haine* to his relatives concern- 
ing his travels in Minnesota and other places along the upper Missis- 
sippi Klver and its tributaries while a member of a government 
geological and natural history survey team. 

MS 62-1790 



Grant, Albert Weston, 1856-1930. 
Papers, 1872-1930. 
3 box<^. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
NaTal officer. Letters of congratulation, official communications, 
social invitations, aud a logbook for the TJ. S. S. Constellation for 

partrfl8V4 " MS 62-1791 



Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of Wisconsin. 
Records, 1898. 
2v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Letters and reminiscences written to George B. Merrick, secretary 
of a special committee authorized to obtain autobiographical Informa- 
tion from Civil War soldiers. 

MS 62-1792 



Gordon, Elizabeth S 1824-1900. 

Papers, 1817-62. 

2 bows. ■■ _ . „ _l- 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Personal letters written to Miss Gordon of Cleveland, Ohio, by 

relatives and friends, and containing information on social history 

of the period Occasional letters from Sarah Pairchild, Harriet D. 

Sterling, and others at Madison, Wis., contain information on early 

Madison history and social life. 

Mb 62—1793 



Glenn (Robert) and Company, Wydbusing, Wis. 
Records, 1850-58. 
48 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Bills of lading for general merchandise shipped on Mississippi 
Elver steamboats" together with a letter to Glenn from M. Coffin, who 
was prospecting for gold on the Tuba River, California, in 1850. 

MS 62-1794 



Franchere, Gabriel, 1786-1863. 
Papers, 1835-37. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) ,..,..„„..,. 

Copies from the letter book kept by Franchere while factor for the 
American Fur Company at Sault Ste. Marie, consisting of letters to 
other agents concerning the company's trade in fish and furs. In- 
cludes copies of biographical sketches of Franchere. 

MS 62-1795 



Emery, John Q 1843-1928. 

Papers, 1898. 
59 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Educator. Essays on local history, by public-school pupils from 
nine Wisconsin counties, prepared at the suggestion of the State 
Bunerlntendent of public instruction. 

MS 62-1796 



Ehnendorf, Lucas. 

Papers, 1786-1859. 
1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Lawyer of Kingston, N. T. Miscellaneous legal papers relating to 
real estate In Ulster Co., N. Y. 

MS 62-1797 



Edwards, Thomas David. 

Business records, 1891-1904. 

31 items and 2 v. . 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Journal of accounts of a general store at Genesee Depot kept by 
Edwards, and a number of miscellaneous bins. 

MS 62-1798 



144 



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ons 



Clyman, James, 1702-1881. 

Papers, 1871-79. 

99 itpms. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
,„« ° he " man and ^aPPer- Correspondence and reminiscences re- 
lating to the adventure of Clyman and Ellsworth Boinett^lndt 
ans near Milwaukee ; and reminiscences by Clyman of his trip to the 
Rocky Mountains with Gen. William H. Ashley In 1823. "*"»"" 

Beminiscences have been published in James Clyman, American 
frontiersman, edited by Charles L. Oamn (1928) v "»""— • —«"«=■" 

MS 63-1799 



Clifford, John, 1873-1922. 

Papers, 1913-14. 

155 ir^ms. 

In state Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letters to Clifford, secretary of the Lived In Juneau Club, mainly 
answers to invitations to attend the Juneau, Wis, homecoming with 
some reminiscences by early settlers. 

MS 62-1800 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Civil War draft papers, 1862-63. 

2 novas. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Original ballots used in drafts in several Wisconsin counties, and 
the expense account (1882-63) of John Bracken, draft commissioner 
for Iowa County. ^^ 

MS 62-1801 

Citizens Civic Council of Milwaukee County 

Records, 1918-25. 

48 iti-ms. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, constitution, resolutions, and other miscellaneous 

MS 62-1802 



Burnell, Levi, 1803-1881. 

Papers, 1843-80 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Letters and clippings to substantiate Burnell's <-i«iti that he pro- 
posed the idea of an electric telegraph In 1827; together with a few 
papers concerning his invention of the anemograph and some of the 
records made by the instrument under the observation of Increase 
A. Lapnani at Milwaukee in the winter of 1860-61. 

MS 62-1803 

Brown, John B- 1821-1910. 

Diaries, 1872-1908. 
25 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
«t (%£?,£** r by Brown *£ Richlan « Center, and after 1886 mainly 
s^ i£^ I , 0Wa * i^o^^l fa ™ operations, weather, religioui 
affairs, neighborly exchanges, home remedies, and some account* 

MS 62-1804 



Bowman, Jonathan, 1828-1895. 
Papers, 1816-1933. 
20 in-ms and 8 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Lawyer and real estate dealer of KUbourn, now Wisconsin Dells, 
Wis. Miscellaneous family and business papers. 

MS 62-1805 



Davis, Heber Ryder, 1854-1342. 
Papers, 1899-1940. 

47, 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Mormon missionary. Diaries (1899-1901) of Davis' mission to 
England, journals (1935-40) of vacation trips to various parts of the 
United States, and an autobiography. 

MS 62-1806 



Mayes, Samuel Houston, Cherokee Chief, 1866- 

Papers, 1882-1928. 

970 items. 

In university of Oklahoma Library 
«. ^SS£^- <auef of "" Cherokee Nation. Papers, chiefly relatlnr to 
tteperlod ofnegotlation with the Dawes Cotnntolon wWchlnvolved 
preparation of the tribal roll and assignment of tribal £nd to ™ 

MS 62-1807 

Mayes, Joel Bryan, d. 1891. 

Papers, 1886-91. 

ca.3ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. Correspondence and an- 
nual messages relating to negotiations with the Cherokee Commission. 
5 J ?• 2? T * rnme "t gnrap. which was assigned the task of arranging 
for the transfer of the Outlet from the Cherokee Nation to the public 
domain of the United States. puuuc 

MS 62-1808 



Marable, Mary Hays. 

Papers. 1932-51. 

ca. 4 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Librarian and university professor. Besearch notes and blograph- 

J£A °JS£}?' 1 "^i" Mra - M an">le's book, Handbook of Oklahoma 
writers (1959) , and bihUographlcal materials: wwmm* 

MS 62-1809 



Magrrire, Grace Adeline (King) 

Papers. 1892-1950. 

8ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor and librarian. Documents and printed mat- 
ter relating to the U. S. Land Office at Lawton, 0^ scraSSctatf 
dippings, and photos, of early Oklahoma Territory. "^Pooora °* 

MS 62-1810 



Ligon, Mary Louise. 

Papers, 1878-1925. 

69 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

MS. entitled Fundamental principles of plant breeding, stating 
Isaac C. Kenfro's views on horticulture; an account of a saloon fight 
resulting in the shooting and killing of Thurston Benfro and the 
wounding of Isaac C. Benfro; a copy of The Oklahoma extension 
news (1925) ; and other papers relating to agrlcnlture. 

MS 62-1811 



Lenski, Lois, 1893- 
Papers, 1893-1958. 
Sft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Author and artist Correspondence, notes, MSS. and galley proofs 
of books, brochures, drawings, and photos. 

MS 62-1812 



Keller Company. 

Eecords, 1913-42. 

56 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Business papers, and photos, (farm, harvest, Irrigation, and ranch) 
of an early day trading company in the Shawnee Indian country spe- 
cializing in farm and ranch supplies. 

MS 62-1813 



Kaufman, Kenneth Carlyle, 1887-1945. 
Papers, 1920-43. 
60 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor and editor. Script for the pageant, Pat Hen- 
nessey's massacre; bibliography of Oklahoma authors; MSS. of plays, 
poetry, and short stories ; and other papers. 

MS 62-1814 



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Johnston, Henry S 1870- 

Papexs, 1889-1935. 

100 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of Oklahoma. Johnston's speech to the Democratic Na- 
tional Convention (1936) nominating William Henry Murray for 
President, his message to the 12th Oklahoma Legislature his platform 
in the race for Governor (1926), campaign material, dippings, and 
photos Includes William Henry Murray's booklet entitled Palestine. 

MS 62-1815 rev 



Johnston, Douglas H 

Papers. 1896-1912. 

194 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Chickasaw governor. Correspondence, speeches, Indian council 
proceedings, and a statement on Chickasaw rights under old treaties 
with the United States. 

MS 62-1816 



Johnson, Jed Joseph, 1888- 

Papers, 1927-47. 

62 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

U S Representative from Oklahoma and Judge. Correspondence, 
speeches (including some given before the Oklahoma State Legis- 
lature) tear sheets of the 70th-72nd, and 76tb-T7th Congresses, U. S. 
House of Representatives voting records (1946), campaign material, 
cuppings, and photos, reflecting Johnson's public life. Includes auto- 
joranhs of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman. 
^ P MS 62-1817 



Indian Territory Medical Association. 

Records, 1881-1904. 

2 v. and 1 item. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Minute books containing bylaws, constitution, membership lists, 
and records of proceedings; and a seminar paper by John Thomas 
Forsythe on the history of the Association. 

MS 62-1818 



U. S. Bureau of Indian, Affairs. 

Correspondence, 1804-78. 

5 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Photocopies. 

Letters chiefly containing reports from agents to the secretary or 
War and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs relating to the Apache, 
Cheyenne-Arapaho, Comanche, Five Civilized Tribes, Kiowa, Sac-Fox, 
and Wichita Indians. 

MS 62-1819 



Hughes, Jim, 1890- 
Papers, 190^-58. 
38 II .'ins. 

In University of Oklahoma Library.. 

Oklahoma labor official. Business correspondence, labor speeches, 
reports on labor -in Oklahoma; scrapbooks concerning investigations 
of labor problems, legislation, and strikes; labor history material; 
and copies of the United Mine Workers Journal. 

MS 62-1820 

Holtzendorff, C B 

Papers, 1920-22. 

75 ii.'rns. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer. Correspondence, reports, briefs, transcripts of testimony, 
and other material relating to a rate dispute Involving Claremore, 
Okla. and other Oklahoma cities and towns, and the Oklahoma 

Natural Gas Co. „ ,_ „., 

MS 62-1821 

Hull, Alexander. 

Papers, 1913-50. 

3 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Author and composer. Correspondence, literary and music MSS-. 
published short stories and novels, and an account book of literary 
earnings. 

MS 62-1822 



Burnett, William, d. 1812? 
Letter book, 1786-1803. 
l v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Letters written by- a fur trader at St Joseph, Mich. 



Caldwell, James, d. 1829. 

Business correspondence, 1785-1832. 
l v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Merchant, of Albany, N. T. 



MS 62-1823 



MS 62-1824 



B 



Conkling, Mary R 

Letters, 1856-64. 

40 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Letters from Mrs. Conkling, of Warren, B. L, to her husband. 

MS 62-1825 



Eyre, Jehu. 

Papers, 1776-77. 
3 v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Revolutionary Army officer. Hessian fusilier company record 
book containing entries about men employed at the Trenton Ferry 
(Dec 1776), lists of Eyre's artillery company and artillery stores 
(1777) ; and two orderly books of Capt Peter Browne's Company In 
Byre's Artillery Regiment of Philadelphia Militia (1777) 

MS 62-1826 



New York Historical Society. 

Papers relating to Hampstead, N. H. 

1 v. and 1 folder. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Local papers, and diary and account book (1836-89) kept by Henry 
Putnam, town clerk of Hampstead, N. EL 

MS 62-1827 



Wise, Henry Augustus, 1819-1869. 
Papers, 1855-68. 
17 v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Naval officer and author. Private letter books (1861-68) and MSS. 
of two of Wise's novels. Captain Brand of the schooner Centipede 
(1864) and Tales for the Marines (1S55) 

MS 62-1828 



New York. Nautical School. 

Letter book, 1859-60. 

lv. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

MS 62-1829 



Chamberlin, Thomas Chrowder, 1843-1928. 

Papers, 1878-S8. 

4 Items and 3 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Geologist Notebooks containing Chamberlln's field notes, and a 
certificate of appointment and other records relating to his official 
visit to the International Industrial Exposition In Paris in 1878 as 
commissioner in charge of the Wisconsin educational and geological 
exhibits. 

MS 62-1830 



U. S. District Court. Arkansas {Western District) 
Records, 1875-92. 
86 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence and other papers relating to day-by-day business 
of the U. S. District Court at Fort Smith, Ark. which was presided 
over by Isaac Charles Parker. 

MS 62-1831 



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Oklahoma School of Religion, Norman, OUa. 
Records, 1925-46. 

7 ft 

Id University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence of E. N. Comfort, proceedings of meetings, mem- 
bership lists, and printed "»"tininl 

MS 62-1832 

Oklahoma Association for Teachers' Retirement 

Records, 1936-38. 

Sft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence with school superintendents, political candidates, 
professional and business organizations, and others favoring retire- 
ment legislation; minutes of meetings; lists of county officials- and 
state directories of political candidates relating to a campaign which 
made possible retirement legislation in Oklahoma. 

MS 62-1833 

Oglesbee, Carson L 

Papers, 1896-1908. 

300 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Tribal rolls, tribal court proceedings, briefs of tribal citizenship 
cases, and other documents relating to the legal history of the In- 
dian Territory, organization of civil government at Muskogee, Indian 
Territory, and Creek and Cherokee tribal affairs. 

MS 62-1834 

Nichols, Lea Murray. 

Papers, 1902-54. 

2ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Journalist and publisher. Correspondence relating to general 
newspaper matters; material on political appointments; brochures 
f£S£?kJ ?^?? V %J*£ U £'?V papeIS °* *** Creek °o-. 0kta - 
Ass1eSi«?a«l S p ^ t t^ <, " d * ***"• *** *« NaUonal M «" 

MS 62-1836 

Nichols, John Conover, 1896-1945. 

Papers, 1936-45. 

Sft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Airline official and U. S. Representative from Oklahoma. Corre- 
spondence, printed copy of a diary (1945) personal material, printed 
material relating to Nichols' Congressional work, and other papers. 

MS 62-1836 

Nance, James Clark, 1893- 
Papers, 1946-59. 
8ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Member of the Oklahoma State Legislature. Papers reflecting the 
legislative history of the Oklahoma Prohibition and Repeal Issue 
which was resolved by the Repeal election (1959) 

MS 62-1837 

Murphy, William Albert Patrick, 1872- 
Papers, 1907-52. 
175 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Labor leader and Oklahoma State official. Correspondence, pocket 
diaries, labor proceedings, clippings, scrapbooks, and political litera- 
ture reflecting the improvement of working conditions In Oklahoma. 

MS 62-1838 

Monger, William H 

Papers, 1865-1941. 

5 v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman. Letter books, account book; and ledger of Hunger's 
general store in Watonga, Okla, and a scrapbook containing corre- 
spondence and clippings relating to local history. 

MS 62-1839 

Mueller, Gustav Emil, 1898- 
Papers, 1952-59. 
3 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor. MSS. of three of Mueller's books entitled 
Hegel. Deukgeschlchte eines Leberidigen (1859) ; Hegel encyclopedia 
of the philosophical sciences: a critical presentation; and The logic 
of philosophy. 

MS 62-1840 



Morris, Toby. 

Papers. 1947-53. 

47 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, judge, and U. S. Representative from Oklahoma. Corre- 
spondence, and other papers relating to bills, military affairs, proj- 
ects, veterans, and Morris' Congressional committee assignments. 
Includes letters pertaining to public lands and Indian affairs, legisla- 
tion, Federal Jobs, Post Offices, and various departments of the Fed- 
eral Government 

MS 62-1841 

Morford, Robert Boyd, 1876- 
Papers; 1905-29. 

4 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman and politician. Business correspondence, abstracts, 
deeds and other miscellaneous documents, Republican campaign lit- 
erature, newspaper clippings, travel guides, and posters. Includes 
political correspondence with John William Harreld and others. 

MS 62-1842 



Moorman, Lewis Jefferson, 1875- 

Papers, 1899-1954. 

49 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Physician and university professor. Correspondence (personal 
and professional), MSS. of articles, notes on the medical history of 
Oklahoma, and business papers. 

MS 62-1843 



Monnet, Julien Charles, 1868- 

Papers, 1910-13. 

60 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 
/.iS awyer and uniTel ' sitT professor. Speeches, including an address 
(1911) delivered at the opening exercises at the University of Okla- 
homa when Jlonnet was acting president of the University ; clippings 
on Monnet the University of Oklahoma, and the University of Okla- 
homa School of Law ; and other papers chiefly relating to the found- 
ing and development of the University of Oklahoma School of Law. 

MS 62-1844 

Posey, Alexander Lawrence, 1873-1908. 

Papers, 1899-1915. 

684 irems. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Creek poet and statesman. Newspaper articles, chiefly political, 
written by Posey, who wrote under the name Fus Fixlco; biographical 
articles on Posey; other papers; and Photos, of Posey and of the 
Mcintosh and Tiger families of the Creek Nation. 

Gift of Posey's sister, Mrs. Alfred MitchelL 

MS 62-1845 

Mills, Walter Scott. 

Papers, 1920-40. 

100 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and lecturer. Notes used In preparation of articles for 
Mills' column. Hit or miss which appeared in the Arapaho, Okla. 
newspaper, MSS. of some of his writings on local history, copies of 
newspaper articles, and a poem. 

MS 62-1846 



Menton, William. 

Papers, 1902-21. 

96 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Rancher and businessman. Land patents, mortgages, warranty 
deeds, tax and land payment receipts, and stock certificates, relating 
to the development of Lehigh, Okla. and the Chickasaw and Choctaw 
Nations. 

MS 62-1847 

Medford Progress Club. 

Records, 1893-1952. 
42 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, minutes, annual reports, scrapbooks, and year- 
books relating to the history of Medford, Okla. 

MS 62-1848 



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McCortain, Green, Choctam Chief, I. 1848? 
Papers. 1877-1910. 
510 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Choctaw Nation. Papers chiefly relating to 
the attempts by the TJ. S. Government to dissolve tribal government, 
the preparation of the tribal roll, and the assignment of tribal land in 
severalty 

MS 62-1849 

McCoy, James Stacy, 1834-1862. 

Papers, 1859-65. 

715 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Confederate officer. Correspondence describing conditions in the 
Confederate Army; a bill of sale (1859-Xfor 3 slaves, cattle, horses, 
and farming equipment purchased by members of McCoy's family; 
and other papers. ' 

Gift of McCoy's grandson, J. S. McCoy. 

MS 62-1850 

McAlester, James Jackson, 1842-1922. 

Papers, 1870-1908. 

52 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman and Oklahoma State official. Correspondence, day- 
books listing merchandise with sale prices, ledgers containing Itemized 
accounts of customers' purchases at McAlester's store, inventory 
books, cashbooks listing daily transactions of cash handled, delivery 
books, labor account books, want books. Invoices, and receipts. 

MS 62-1851 

Kelly, Jane Bewel. 

Diaries, 1866-67, 1871-98. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Diaries kept by Mrs. Kelly on a farm near Cottage Grove, giving 
a day-to-day picture of the successive parts played by the mother and 
grandmother of a large family In a rural and religious community, 
and describing household activities, births, marriages, deaths, meet- 
ings at the Methodist Church, and the farm work of her husband 
and sons. 

MS 62-1852 

Kellogg, Louise Phelps, d. 1942. 

Papers, 1915-17, 1937. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Historian, author, and editor. Correspondence of Miss Kellogg, 
chiefly as secretary of the Madison branch of the Woman's Peace 
Party organised in November, 1916, including letters from Harriet P. 
Thomas, national executive. secretary of the party, and from women 
leaders in the movement for permanent world peace. The letters relate 
to organization and publicity, and are accompanied by a membership 
list and a treasurer's book. 

MS 62-1853 

Knapp, Abraham V 1832-1918. 

Diaries, 1861-63. 

4v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Farmer and superintendent of schools in EUeBboro, Wis. Diaries 
kept by Knapp for nine months before his enlistment and during his 
service in Company F, 10th Regt Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. 

MS 62-1854 

Kielsmeier Company. 

Record books, 1912-20. 

21 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Journals, ledgers, and account books of the Kielsmeier brothers. 
Otto A., B C, and Sam, of Manitowoc, Wis., wholesale dealers in 
dairy products with branches at Owen, Plymouth, Wausau, Spring 
Green, and Milwaukee. 

MS 62-1855 

Carrier, Spencer, 1826-1854. 

Diaries of Spencer and Emilv S. Carrier, 1847-58. 
10 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Farmer of Fond du Lac Co*, Wis. Diary and personal accounts of 
Carrier (1847-54) and of his widow (1854-58) 

MS 62-1856 



Brotherton Indians. 

Records, 1788-1810. 1901. 

lv. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Photocopies. 

Treaties of cession, letters written by the superintendents and the 
tribal peacemakers, and narrative and financial reports from the 
superintendents to the Governor of New York. Several letters dated 
1901 concern New York's compensation of the Indians for lands they 
lost when they were removed to Wisconsin. 

MS 62-1857 



British War Relief Society. Maiiion. 

Records, 1940-45. 
2 v. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Correspondence, reports, membership lists, and fi n anci a l records of 
this branch of a national wartime relief organization of World War 

n ' MS 62-1858 

Bigford, Thomas, 1815-1890. 
Papers, 1838-74. 
.90 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Early settler of Fond du Lac Co., Wis. Letters from soldiers and 
army officers, a company-merger contract, bills, receipts, certificates, 
land contracts, and a few personal items. 

MS 62-1859 



Steward, Ira, 1831-1883. 
Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Labor leader. Articles on the political economy of eight hours, 
borrowed capital, and other subjects. 

MS 62-1860 

Rogers, Edward H 

Papers, 1865-1908. 

3 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Labor leader. Correspondence with other reformers, autobiogra- 
phy prepared In 1902, articles and addresses, and 3 notebooks. 

MS 62-1861 

McDonnell, Joseph P 1847-1906. 

Papers, 1878-1906. 

1 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Labor leader In New Jersey. Includes a diary (1881) kept while 
McDonnell was in jail In Paterson for libel; some memorandum 
books ; a few papers dealing with his work as legislative chairman for 
the New Jersey Federation of Trades and Labor Union, and with bis 
work as State inspector of child labor in 1884 ; as well as mlscellane- 
ouspapers. 

MS 62-1862 

Andrews, Stephen Pearl, 1812-1886. 
Papers, 1869-1925. 

4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Beformer, and founder and promoter of "universology." Articles, 
addresses, an uncompleted autobiography, a small amount of corre- 
spondence, Andrews' outline for an 8 volume treatise on universology, 
and the constitution, reports, and other papers of the Pantarchal Uni- 
versity established by Andrews and others in 1872. 

MS 62-1863 

Knights of Labor. 

Records, 1887-88. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms.part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Letter book of Albert A. Carlton of the General Executive Board, 
Philadelphia, and a collection of blank forms of the sort used by the 
organization. 

MS 62-1864 



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Sovereigns of Industry. Philadelphia Pioneer Council No. 1. 
Records. 1S74-7!). 
7 v. nnd 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence, records of membership, bills, and receipts, semi- 
annual reports, minntes of meetings, and account and receipt books. 

MS 62-1865 



Workingmen's Party of the United States. 

Records, 1876-78. 
lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 
Receipt book of the financial secretary, record of expenditures, and 
a brief history of the party In New York City. 

MS 62-1866 

Hannan, John Joseph, 1866-1946. 
Papers, 1921-42. 
2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Journalist, politician, and penal reformer. Correspondence and 
addresses on prison reforms and other social reform movements. 

MS 62-1867 



Grove, Marie P 1874- 

Poems. 
56 p. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Poetry, mainly unpublished, on nature, religion, and patriotism, 
written by a native of Fulton, Wis. 

MS 62-1868 



Grant County (Wis.) Medical Society. 

Minute books, 1903-37. 

4 V. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minutes of business meetings, lists of members, and flnandal 
records, together with short biographical sketches of Drs. LeBoy 6. 
Armstrong, James Oettlker, and Mina B. Glasler. 

MS62-1869 



Gill, Winnifred P Stone, 1878-1941. 

Papers. 1935-40. 
1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Mainly correspondence concerning genealogies acquired for Mrs. 
Gill's genealogical column in the Wisconsin state journal 

MS62-1870 

Food du Lac County Medical Society. 

Records, 1868-70, 1902-35. 
1 v., l folder, and 1 reel of microfilm (negative) 
In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Scattered correspondence, minutes of meetings, and membership 
lists. 

MS 62-1871 

Earl, David G 1854-1892. 

Papers, 1877-92. 
3 boxes and 1 package. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Includes notes (1880-82) taken by Earl while a student at Bush 
Medical College, and account books and clinical records kept during 
his medical practice. 

MS 62-1872 



Ean Claire-Dunn-Pepin Counties Medical Society. 

Records, 1934-46. 
2 folders. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Membership rolls, minutes of business meetings, and financial 
records. 

MS 62-1873 



Finke, Almore H 

Papers, 1941-52. 

40 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly correspondence of Dr. Finke, director of dental health In 
Sheboygan, Wis., pertaining to fluoridation of Sheboygan's water 
supply. 

MS 62-1874 



Gflmore's Auditorium, Philadelphia. 
Programs, 1895-1901. 
S v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Programs of entertainments given at Gllmore's Auditorium In 
Philadelphia. 
Purchase. 

MS 62-1875 

Smith, John, U. 8. marshal. 
Papers, 1801-18. 

2 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

U. S. marshal at Philadelphia. Letters relating to the Interpre- 
tation and execution of Federal laws, claims against the Government, 
courts-martial, finance, maritime regulations, and land cases, to- 
gether with Smith's official receipt book. 

MS«2-1876 



Dodge County (Wis.) Medical Society. 

Records, 1894-1948. 
2 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Correspondence, minute books and financial records (1894-1937), 
the constitution and by-laws, and fee schedules. 

MS 62-1877 



Dimock, Susan (Whitney) 

Papers, 1683-1903. 

53 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Copies made by Mrs. Dimock of Connecticut cemetery inscriptions 
and selections from town meeting, land, church, and vital statistics 
records for the towns of Coventry, North Coventry, South Coventry, 
Mansfield, Mansfield Center, Andover, Bolton, Columbia, Hebron, and 
Lebanon, Conn., together with a letter book (1899-1903) of Henry F. 
Dimock, vice-president of the Metropolitan Steamship Company, New 
York City. 

MS 62-1878 

Dean, Thomas. 

Papers, 1814-36. 

1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Agent for the Brotherton Indians. Account book and diary (1824- 
34) ; deeds for Indian lands ; copies of petitions to Andrew Jackson 
and Bnos Throop, Governor of New York, concerning Wisconsin and 
Michigan lands of Eastern Indians; and a small number of letters 
from other Indian agents and Federal officials for Indian affairs. 

MS 62-1879 

Davies, Howell David, 1882- 

Papers concerning the centennial of the Welsh settlement 
atOshkosh.1947. 

lv. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Records of Bethesda Church, Town of Neklml, Winnebago Co, 
Wis., compiled for the centennial of the Welsh settlement at Oshkosh 
by the Bev. Howell D. Davies, together with a register of people at- 
tending the celebration held July 4-8, 1947, and addresses and pro- 
grams. 

MS 62-1880 

Dane County Commodity Exchange. 

Records, 1932-33. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, reports, and publicity of an 
organization established during the depression years to effect better 
exchange of commodities and services. 

MS 62-1881 



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Coumbe, Warner R 1864- 

Notebooks, 1897-98. 
27 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Lecture notes taken by Dr. Coumbe of Richland Center at the 
University of Illinois medical school. 

MS 62-1882 



1851-193L 



Conover, Edith W 

Papers, 1861-81. 
4 items and It. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Poems by Miss Conover, mostly written in the 1870's. and scat- 
tered personal letters. 

MS 62-1883 



Ames, Fred Elijah, 1880-1957. 
Papers, 1892-1919. 

24 V. 

In University of Oregon Library. 
Forester. Diaries and photos. 



MS 62-1884 



Bacher, John 6 1883-1961. 

Papers, ca. 1906-56. 
ca.Sft 
In University of Oregon Library. 

vJSSS^SSS^ D !f*S' " tlc,es on pUnts •** gardening in the 
Pacific Northwest, and other papers. 

MS 62-1885 

Merrill, Elmer Drew, 1876-1956. 

Papers, 1946-56. 

1 folder. 

In University of Oregon Library. 
■ii-ESSS; $°r™sp<H»Jence and other papers on the discovery ana 
Sf ^ ut i°D ,°1 MetsseQuola SlTPtostroboides Hu, disputing certain 
claims of Ralph W. Chaney on the subject. 

MS 62-1886 

Baker, James Chamberlain, Bp^ 1876- 

Correspondence on patent medicine, 1914-15. 
ca. 280 Items. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Correspondence relating to John A. Patten's Wine of CarduL and 
the Methodist concern about this and other patent medicines. 

MS 62-1887 



Iapps, Oscar Hiram, 1872- 

Papers, 1912-39. 

lft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Indian agent and educator. Correspondence and reports, mostly 
concerning Llpps- activities as field representative^ thVcSace (later 
Bureau) of Indian Affairs, 1885-87. "" raeuBraTe « ™ e "a™ C later 

MS 62-1888 

Leondor Brothers. 

Papers, 1892-1915. 
lft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Correspondence, posters, programs, photos, music, and letterheads, 
of an acrobat and vaudeville troupe. — ^ ^ ^^"^ 

MS 62-1889 

Lemon family. 

Papers, 1861-1934. 

3ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Includes correspondence and an autobiography of Millard Lemon, 
■jaUroad construction engineer; papers of Alonzo G. Cook, a business 
representative ; an autobiography of David Webster of Garden Grove, 
Calif.; and mementos of the Philadelphia ftenfann^i Exhibition, 187? 

MS 62-1890 



Case family. 

Pap-rs, 1843-1925. 

ra. 2i."» irwus. 

In University of Oregon Library 

MS 62-1891 



Daggett, Junior F 1891-1960. 

Papers, 1936-55. 
9ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 
Oregon lumberman and business executive. 
60O0 items and other papers. 



Correspondence of ca. 
MS 62-1892 



BOUboro, Or. Lodge No. 1. 



Ellison-White Bureau, Portland, Or. 
Records, 1912-20. 
1 v. and several items. 
In University of Oregon Library. 

r. n ™ U SlS. a ,f , ? cl ? ot "eMPorarton of the BHlaon-Whlte Chan- 
tanqua System (later known as the EUlson-Whlte Bureau) 

MS 62-1893 

Patriots of America- 
Records, 1896. 
1 v. and several items. 
In University of Oregon Library. 

Correspondence, minutes, a membership list, and printed material, 
of an organisation founded by William H. HarveyT *^ M maren « 1 ' 

/ MS 62-1894 

Mott, James Wheaton, 1883-1945. 
Papers, 1918-45. 
8ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Journalist, lawyer, and legislator. Correspondence, speeches, cam- 
paign material, and 21 volumes of clippings. Including material relat- 

MS 62-1895 

Thielsen family. 

Papers, 1784-1926. 

3ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

mo C i rreS £" ld .? ,ce of "■ V lteaB - oontraet*. blueprints, railroad 
m^e, and other papers. Includes papers of Bune Thielsen, 1784- 
1850 Prussian ship captain ; Helnrlch N. Thielsen, 18S8-19MTenelneer 
and Swedenborglan writer; Hans Thielsen, 1830-1896. and HeurvBL 
Thleteen, 1884-1926, railroad cimstruct^ei^eersTknd ttSceW 
Thielsen, 1879-1916, railroad paymaster and cterfc " orace w - 

MS 62-1896 

Parker, Richard, 1810-1893. 

Papers, 1796-1882. 

134 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Lawyer, judge, and U. S. Representative. Correspondence, a diary 
(1869), a bankbook, records of slave transactions, receipts, 6 charges 
to a grand jury, printed material, and other papers, concerning legal 
and political matters, particularly Parker's handling of the trial of 
John Brown; Parker's career; and the Parker family. The material 
Is related to the library's John Brown collection. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchased from Forest H. Sweet 

MS 62-1897 

Bassford, Homer. 

Correspondence, 1890-1934. 

ca. 145 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Journalist Letters from prominent figures in the theatrical and 
political world, including Viola Allen, William Jennings Bryan, Blllie 
Burke, Bennett C. Clark, Champ Clark, William H. Crane, C. B. 
Dillingham, John Drew, Sidney Homer, Jesse James, Jr., Millie 
James, J. Hamilton Lewis, Louis Lombard, George H. Lorimer, George 
McManns, Richard Mansfield, Julia Marlowe, Henry Miller, Louis F 
Netheraole, Olga Nethersole, James O'Neill, Mary Phillips, rnnmning 
Pollock, Erne Shannon, Otis Skinner, and Augustus Thomas. 

Gift 

MS 62-1898 



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Johnson, Edith Cherry, 1879- 

Papers, 1916-51. 

3 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Journalist. Correspondence, clippings, biographical data, printed 
matter (general and relating to Oklahoma), programs, and invita- 
tions. Includes a dossier of letters of endorsement for John Goloble 
as TJ. S. Minister to the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes; 
and papers of the secretary of the Goodwill Industries of Oklahoma 
City. 

MS 62-1899 



Oklahoma State Medical Association. 

Records, 1876-1955. 

300 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Medical correspondence, proceedings and reports of county and 
State medical associations, speeches, personal recollections of pioneer 
doctors, miscellaneous medical materials, and territorial and State 
medical history. 

Described In A guide to regional manuscript collections in the 
olbgon II (1960) <,,ln8CrtPtS ' trnlTerslty °* OWanoma Library, by A. 11 

MS 62-1900 



Anderson, William J 

Papers, 1876-1985. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Journalist, editor, and public official of Wisconsin. Correspond- 
ence, addresses, articles, and a record book of Anderson's accounts 
with newspapers (1883-94). Correspondence concerns his arrange- 
ments with various newspapers regarding assignments and employ- 
ment and pout cal advice to President William H. Taft regarding 
Stalwart Republican tactics in opposition to La Follette. ^^ 

MS62-1901 



Aluminum Company of America. 

Correspondence, 1927-47. 
91 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Photocopies. 

Letters (1927-31) relating to the discovery of fluorine as a com- 
ponent of public water supplies by H. V. Churchill, chief chemist of 
the Aluminum Company of America, in 1831. Much of the corre- 
spondence deals with fluorine as a cause of mottled enamel. A 
letter from Dr. Frederick S. McKay (1847) recalls the history of 
ttedlscovery and its importance in establishing a means to control 
dental decay. 

MS 62-1902 



Hoppmaim, August C 1872- 

Papers, 1918-23. 

91 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
-, „£5? 1' Maaia <> , >. TO*- Correspondence, circular letters, records 
of meetings, and reports, all concerning the organization and work 
of the Wisconsin State Conference of Social Work, accumulated by 
Hoppmann while he was connected with the Committee on Family 
Welfare. 

MS 62-1903 



Lillie, Foress B 1855-1926 

Papers, 1872-1949. 

9ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Pharmacist Correspondence, diaries, legal papers, scrapbooks, 
newspaper clippings, material relating to the history of Guthrie, 
Okia, and photos. Includes correspondence relating to the passage 
of pharmacy laws in Oklahoma, a minute book of the Oklahoma Ter- 
ritorial Board of Pharmacy, the constitution (1807) of the Oklahoma 
Pharmaceutical Association, reports to the territorial governors from 
the Board of Pharmacy, Lillle's platform (1910) as candidate for 
mayor of Guthrie, OkUu, a report of the city marshal of Guthrie, and 
city ordinances. 

MS 62-1904 



Pearson, Lola Clark. 

Papers. 1890-1950. 

10 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Editor, lecturer, politician, and clubwoman. Personal correspond- 
ence, speeches, notebooks, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, personal 
and family papers, and photos. Includes minutes of meetings re- 
ports, directories, publications, and convention programs of the Okla- 
homa Federation of Women's Clubs; minutes of meetings, depart- 
mental reports, directories, pamphlets, publications, and program 
material reflecting Mrs. Pearson's work for the General Federation 
of Women's Clubs ; and correspondence, pamphlets, and campaign lit- 
erature of the Republican Party. 

MS 62-1905 



American For Company. 

Records, 1803-66. 

19 v. and 42 reels of microfilm. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and microfilm 
(positive), mainly from originals in the Mew York Historical Society, 
the Canadian Archives, and the Burton Historical Collection of the 
Detroit Public Library. 

Includes letterbooks and financial records from posts In Montreal, 
Mackinac Sault Ste. Marie, and Lac du Flambeau (1806-68) ; ac- 
count books, ledgers, and outward orders of the Montreal post (1817- 
19) and the Mackinac post (1817-34) containing itemized records of 
sales to agents, trapping outfits, and the U. S. Government and ac- 
counts of profits and losses ; a roster of employees (1818-19) ; letter 

books (1816-SO) containing letters written by Robert Stuart and 
Ramsay Crooks, factors of the company at Mackinac, to agents on 
Lake Superior, at Green Bay and Prairie do Chien, and on the St. 
Peter's and Mississippi Rivers, as well as to headquarters In New 
York City ; a ledger kept by Joseph Rolette, agent of the company at 
Prairie du Chien, containing accounts of purchasers (1820-27) and 
miscellaneous entries (1828-33) ; a combination ledger and sales 
book (1837-47), probably kept at Prairie du Chien, of the accounts 
of the company's sawmill at Chippewa Fails, containing Itemized 
records of sales and a few additional records of lumber shipped by 
raft and steamboat; letterbooks (1834-47), Incoming correspondence 
(1833-49), Invoices, store books, orders, a packing book, blotter, re- 
ceiving book, records of shipments, furs and skins, sales and accounts 
current memoranda, and inventories of agencies at Prairie du Chien, 

Mackinac, and the Western and Sioux Outfits, all for the approximate 
period 1835-48; and a calendar of the American Fur Company papers 
In possession of the Mew York Historical Society. 

The roster of company employees has been published in Collections 
of the Wisconsin State Historical Society, v. 12 (1892) p. 154-69. 

MS 62-1906 



Richards, Ante, 1885- 

Papers, 1935-50. 

5ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Zoologist editor, and university professor. Correspondence, re- 
ports prepared for the American Association of University Professors, 
book reviews published in Bios, 3 scrapbooks relating to Oklahoma 
history, exhibit material, and photos, of classes and convention groups, 
reflecting Richards' Interest In science and the University of Okla- 
homa. Includes correspondence with 8 presidents of the University 
of Oklahoma, and letters relating to the University of Oklahoma Zool- 
ogy Dept 

MS 62-1907 



Rogers, John, 1890- 

Papers. 1924-41. 

2ft. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Lawyer and university professor. Papers chiefly relating to 
Rogers' service as a member of the University of Oklahoma Board of 
Regents. Includes correspondence, minutes of the board, annual and 
building reports, financial statements of the President of the Univer- 
sity of Oklahoma, copies of legislation pertaining to die appointment 
of regents, correspondence and processed material concerning the 
Association of Governing Boards of State Universities and Allied 
Institutions, and periodical and newspaper articles referring to the 
University of Oklahoma. 

MS 62-1908 



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Frisch, John G 1809-1052. 

Papers, 1921-55. 

2 v. and 9 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Materials relating to Dr. Frisch's leadership of the campaign for 
fluoridation of public water supplies. Comprises 5 boxes of his cor- 
respondence (1931^52). including many letters from Dr. Frederick S. 
McKay of Colorado Springs, Colo., another leader in tiie field of fluori- 
dation; articles and speeches by Frisch; statistical summaries of 
fluoridation experiments in Wisconsin and other states; a pre-fluorlda- 
tlon surrey made in Madison (2 v., 1947), and a post-fluorldatlon sur- 
vey (It., 1851), together with lecture notes (2 v, 1921-22) taken by 
Frisch at the Marquette University dental school. 

MS 62-1909 



Grignon, Charles A 1808-1862. 

Correspondence, 1830-57. 

lbox. . 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Trader, Indian interpreter, and merchant Letters dealing with 
Fox River improvement plans, political maneuvers in the Territorial 
legislature during the early 1840*8, and Grignon's activities as an 
Indian Interpreter. Correspondents include the Rev. Florlmond J. 
Bonduel, Lyman C. Draper, Ben C. Eastman, Albert Q. Ellis, George 
W.Ewlng, Alexander Grignon, and John F. Meade. 

MS 62-1910 



Patrons of Husbandry. Illinois State Grange. Champaign 
County Grange. 
Record books. 1873-77. 

4 7.' 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey collections. 

Proceedings and bylaws of the Champaign County Grange, pro- 
ceedings of the Champaign Grange, and proceedings of the Fanners 
Cooperative Association of Champaign County. W. F. Hardy acted 
as secretary of the various organizations. 

Deposited by Mrs. Edith Sweney. 

MS 62-1911 



Jackson, Robert Edward. 

Papers, 1906-07. 

Sv. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Autograph book containing the signatures of the 112 delegates at 
the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention including Lee Crure, Charles 
Nathaniel Haslet*]). Thomas Fryor Gore, William Henry Murray, and 
Rolwrt T-ee Williams; a copy of Rules, roster, and standing commit- 
tees of the Constitutional Convention; and a copy of the constitution 
of Oklahoma. 

SIS 62-1912 



Dillon, John. 

Business records, 1873-192S. 

148 v. and 3T boxes. 

In Cornell University Lihrary, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (429) 

Correspondence, receipts, hills, and account books of coal and prod- 
uce businesses operated by Dillon & Larmon, and Dillon & Associates, 
Salem, Washington Co., N. Y. 

MS 62-1913 



Lillie, Gordon William, 1860-1942. 

Papers, 1911-13. 

16 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Rancher and entertainer. Correspondence, material relating to 
LiUie's various enterprises, autobiographical sketch and other per- 
sonal .material, 3 scrapbooks, newspapers and magazines containing 
articles pertaining to Lillie, posters, advertisements and other printed 
matter, architect's view of the proposed Indian Trading Post near 
Pawnee, Okla., blueprints, maps, fln«»irfB) and legal papers, memora- 
bilia, an oil painting and sketch of Lillie, and 416 photos, of LIUle, 
his wife May, and their show. 

MS 62-1914 



Respess, Elizabeth (Billups), complainant. 

Lejrn) records. 1801-14. 

214 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, affidavits, answers to complaints, inden- 
tures, judgments, executions, notices, orders, and plats relating to the 
law suit in the Virginia Superior Court of Chancery for Williams- 
burg District, of Elizabeth Billups Respess and Richard Henry Res- 
pess against Richard Billups, executor of the estate of Richard Res- 
pess and guardian of Ann Billups Respess Billups and Elizabeth 
Billups Respess. The suit was appealed from the court of Mathews 

Bequest of George Carrington Mason, 1956. 

MS 62-1915 

Son (Gas) Booking Agency, Inc. 

Records, 1926-55. 

40 ft 

In Ohio Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, payroll ledgers, theater audits, route cards, and 
other papers (largely 1980-45). The material relates to bookings of 
vaudeville acts, tabloid shows, movies, and acts for county and State 
fairs. Includes correspondence from branch offices in Buffalo Chi- 
cago, Des Moines, Detroit, Kansas City, Mo_ Miami, FUl, New York, 
Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Toronto, and Berlin, Germany, and from such 
performers as Louis Armstrong, The Duke of Paducah, the Booster 
Comhuskers, Bob Hope, Guy Lombardo, the Marx Brothers, Saily 
Rand, Lawrence Welk, and Mae West. ^^ 

Inventory In the repository. 

Gift of Gns Sun, Jr., 1961. 

MS 62-1916 

Warren, Henry, theater manager. 

Correspondence, 1846-58. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Letters to Warren, and to the firm Carr & Warren, from prominent 
actors and actresses concerning possible bookings in Buffalo, includ- 
ing Information on the performers' financial expectations and current 
activities, and on the state of the theater In various cities. Corre- 
spondents include Augustus A. Addams, Junius Brutus Booth, Charles 
Burke, W. H. Chippendale, Fannie Davenport, Edwin Dean, Mary 
Duff, Thomas Flynn, James Hackert, George Handel HUL George 
Holland, James E. Murdoch, Edward Rice, Thomas D. Rice, Joshua 
Silsbee, C. W. Taylor, James W. Wallack, Jr., and Barney Williams. 

Gift of the estate of William J. Davis, 1920. 

MS 62-1917 

Madison, Wis. First Baptist Church. 

Records, 1833-64. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence and other records of Lyman C. Draper in his ca- 
pacity of clerk of the First Baptist Church. Includes letters from 
prospective pastors and church members; letters of dismissal of mem- 
bers from other churches; Draper's notes on meetings, resolutions, 
membership, and reports; and other miscellaneous records. 

MS 62-1918 

Harper, Blanc-hard, d. 1925. 

Papers, 1840-1912. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcript 

A diary (1884-86) kept by Miss Harper of Madison, Wis., while on 
a European trip ; copy of a letter from Charles J. Lynde to Dr. John 
K. Bartlett, written from Milwaukee In 1840 ; and a few letters (1910- 
12) from the Mary Hunt Loomis estate containing genealogical In- 
formation on the Lynde and Hunt families. 

MS 62-1919 

Audubon, John James, 1785-1851. 

Papers, 1808-1910. 

ca. 200 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Artist and naturalist. Correspondence, study notes, a scrapbook of 
Auduboniana compiled by Mary Audubon, biographical and prefatory 
material, and other papers. Correspondents include John James 
Abert, John Bachman, Spencer F. Baird, Charles L. Bonaparte, 
George T. Fox, Ethan A. Greenwood, Richard Tmr i«n Edward Harris, 
William MacGillivray, Samuel George Morton, Robert Treat Paine, 
George F. Parkman, Prideaux John Selby, William Swainson, John 
K Townsend, Nathaniel A. Vigors, William Xarrell, and members of 
Audubon's family. 

Gifts. 

MS 62-1920 



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Boren, Lyle H 1909- 

Papers. 1934-46. 

114 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
~J2?0SS? T *."'' r -. S - KeP^witatire from Oklahoma. Correspond- 
ent ¥ '» e'nP'oy™™* and appointments, veterans' wmoeasktlon 
flrZri™ i£ h< ' r «■?*«*: speeches; campaign, legislativeHmd £- 
leaZL wii. £" ™ nts,nin f ""espondence. legislative bills new? re- 
leases, b.l's for newspaper and radio advertising, together with clln- 
Sww" SP , ap ?^, and magazines relating to ^lrtteal subjects; 8 
™™™n?^° f c }'™ ia & Pertaining to Boron's activities in CoMrUsT 
S^SSSJ """J, 06 ™ 11 ? 1 Publications; personal material {llTZk- 

Z^SSS.'ZfigF™ 1 "^ inC ™ mg «™1—— with 

MS 62-1921 

Baflly, Alexis, 1798-1861. 
Papers. 1821-68. 
2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
In part. photocopies. 

,.. 'Yhf 'f !i>i> k R i ve [ T ,ra<ler - Concerns Balily's trading operations 
at the mouth of the St. Peter's River, on Lake Pepin, and on Hte 
Chippewa Itiver. associating at various timeVWlthTames tt Lock? 
wood, Jo«ph Bolette. Jean IS. Faribault, and Joseph aBrownwd 
acting as an agent for the American Fur Company Includes ref- 
erences to Indian affairs, particularly the Sioux h.lf-bWcS tea 

c^fdZT„,r f V.* Pepn; reftren <« to the education oTBalUy'i 
children, and to his appointments to Crawford County afflcesT^ 

MS 62-1922 

MePhereon, James Birdseye, 1828-1864. 
Papsrs, 1851-^2. 
46 items. 

In Rutherford B. Hayes Library (Fremont, Ohio) 
Army oBcer and engineer. Correspondence (persona] and official) 
accounts, documents, deeds, statement? and memorabillf Tnfoffll 

£.* « SSI" of Mtoso » rl . *« engineer in the Tennessee campaign, 
C£7 superintendent of railroads In Western TenSeaseeT 
Purchased from Forest H. Sweet, 1950. ™™™e- 

MS 62-1923 

Cole, Harry Ellsworth, 1861-1928. 
Papers, 1837, 1850-1929. 
4 boxes. 

l?J^J^ 0rl< *K Soclet * ot Wisconsin collections 

MS 62-1924 

Benton, Charles S 1810-1882. 

Correspondence. 1837-73 
l box. 

rlL™^,?'^ rical Soc,et7 of w i«»nsin collections. 
the^neSfoi^v^ R^f '." NeW Tork - later of Wisconsin. Bulk of 
♦£. ™,'. .? ^ Benton's career in New Tork, with emphasis on 
the split and reunion in the Democratic Party in^848lndl849 mS 

Nc^na^fc F SnnSSS Va A?l lren '. an4 DaTitt WUmotT^rtah £ 
r.Zte?fn C tie\ H oSr vX"n^ k ?. : rk nd " *""*** ° f ^ •»* 

MS 62-1925 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Records from the Cuban archives, 1777-1811 
4 boxes. ' •"'•". 

pL S i? te ?!S°' ical Soc1ety ot Wisconsin collections 

Material from the Bernardo de Galvez letter books. th» n^n- 

S™„S ™? other «««* oealing ra wit?Se , S^l a n h reS ^S 
Blorida and Louisiana, containing Information onClS? 

A^canSt^.* 8 im P°f "on of sia'ves.^re^Sonf wltt 'Se 

Calendar in the repository. 

MS 62-1926 



Earn Claire Lumber Company, Eau Claire, Wis. 

Records, 1846-88. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Copies from the surveyor general's records of timber contracts be- 
tween Nelson C. Chapman and Joseph G. Thorp and various Wisconsin 
Individuals and Anns (1861-65) : a stock book dating from tie In- 
corporation of the Eau Claire Lumber Company In 1866 ; a volume con- 
taining descriptions and maps of lands owned by the company; and 
miscellaneous deeds, grants, and contracts. 

MS 62-1927 

Hastings, Samuel Dexter, 1816-1903. 

Papers, 1838-72. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
.v „f nler ' tem Perance leader, and politician. Letters touch upon 
^Si^E^F"? °\ ^* Kepublicau Party, business and family affaire, 
and Hastings' relations with his constituents while lie was aTash 
semblyman In Wisconsin in 1856. A letter book (1858-65) kept by 
Francis W. Newland for Hastings, concerns land teansacSms. 

MS 62-1928 
Hamilton, Henry P 1862-1919. 

Papers, 1887-1918. 
S v. and 6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
Ri^ ra w°i l<S * n I^ °/ HasnDt ?n. an amateur archeologist of Two 
Rivers, Wis., with farmers, dealers, and other possessors of items 
Hamilton desired for his collection of native copper Indian trnple- 

SfH;."^? 6 "f^- 1 "™^' and "Pe" 8 - Elates to prices, forgerlel 
theactWtles of other collectors, and the Wisconsin Arcbeologl^l£ 

S^L ^ZZSZSfJSWSS. S? """tory of his collectton, which 

mS£&SSRw2£" Htet0riCal "—»«*»***». are 

MS 62-1929 

Hamilton, Alfred K 1840-1918. 

Papers, 1848-1900. 

l box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
n n £ a . Pe JL Conc T ,lnff a lunlber fl ™ operating at Fond du Lac, Wis 
*"^„ «™ names, and business enterprises in Milwaukee 
with which Hamilton was connected. Includes a few letters frmi 

patronage and other matters, and a volume of accounts and mventorf 
of lumber camp property for 1878-80. inventory 

MS 62-1930 

Gunnison, Henry W 

Papers, 1836, 1853-61. 
1 box- 
In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
Engineer. Correspondence and routine records relating to Gun- 
th? > Mli a ^ 1 l' t ' eS K aS J T - S - agent and engineer for the improvement of 
the Milwaukee harbor and as superintendent of construction Hof the 
cMtomhouse thereA letter book contains letters anTrepoSs to tte 
«mS£££' mi ' iD WaSbiaStOD resardi ^ "- "nstru^ 

MS 62-1931 

Conover, Obadiah Mflton, 1825-1884. 

Papers, 1843-82. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Lawyer. A notebook kept by Conover while In Princeton Univer- 
sity, containing 2 short diaries ; records of the Wisconsin State Col- 
onization Society (1S5S-54) ; correspondence relating to the reorgani- 
MUon of the University of Wisconsin in 1858, Including letters from 
Henry Barnard, Paul A. Chadbourne, Lyman C. Draper John G Mc- 
Mynn, Josiah L. Pickard, Carl SJrnrz, and others; and letters from 
Sarah Fairchild Dean, later Mrs. Conover. ^^ 

MS 62-1932 

Bmsson, Joseph, £.1846. 

Papers, 1891-1914. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

River pilot and steamboat master of Wabasha, Minn. Includes 
some correspondence, mainly replies of rlvermen to queries of Buls- 
son who was collecting photos, and data on the early history of Mis- 
sissippi River navigation; a number of anecdotes, addresses lists 
and unfinished articles dealing with Indian and river lore; and small 
memorandum books in which Bulsson jotted down scraps of Informa- 
tion. 

MS 62-1938 



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Boilvin, Nicholas, d. 1827. 

Correspondence, 1811-23. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Photocopies from originals in the War Dept. 

Letters from Boilvin, Indian agent at Prairie du Chieo from 1811 
to 1827, to the Secretary of War, dealing almost exclusively with the 
affairs of the Indian tribes under Boilvin's Jurisdiction, and of par- 
ticular value for the period of the War of 1812. Some of the letters 
are In French, and accompanied by typewritten translations; others 
are In English by a copyist 

MS 62-1934 



Heg, Hans Christian, 1829-1863. 

Correspondence. 1862-63. 

1 box and 1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Norwegian-American pioneer and Civil War officer. Letters from 
He? to his wife and children daring his Civil War service as Colonel 
of the 15th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and commander of the 3d 
Brigade, 1st Division. 20th Army Corps, In Kentucky and Tennessee. 
The letters describe campaigns and war life, and give advice on his 
family's domestic problems. Includes newspaper clippings of pnbllc 
letters written by Heg from the war front 

Most of the letters have been either summarized or printed In full 
In The Civil War letters of Colonel Hans Christian Heg (1936) 
edited by Theodore C. Blegen. 

MS 62-1935 



Herfurth, Elizabeth, d. 1928. 

Papers, 1907-^21. 

6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Teacher of Madison, Wis. Correspondence, drafts of a Wisconsin 
teachers* pension fund bilL petitions, questionnaires, and material 
on pension laws in other states. Concerns Miss Herfurth's activities 
as organizer and president of the Teachers' Retirement Fund Associ- 
ation, and secretary of the board of trustees to administer the fund; 
die drive for passage of the pension bill, attitudes toward it and 
queries on its administration, rulings of the attorney general, and 
efforts to repeal or amend the law. 

MS62-1936 



Hoard, William Dempster, 1836-1918. 

Papers, 1880-1918. 

73 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Governor of Wisconsin. Mainly Hoard's private letter books (73 
v., 1880-1S09), together with copies of addresses on dairy farming, a 
mimeographed letter by Hoard at Fort Atkinson, supporting Isaac 
Stephenson for senator In 1908, a few letters from President William 
H. Taft thanking Hoard for his support and letters of Hoard and 
Rasmus B. Anderson concerning the latter's autobiography and its 
treatment of the Bennett law. 

Use of the letter books is restrlcted. 

MS 62-1937 



Hoxie and Mellor Company. 

Records, 1884-91. 

39 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence (1 box), invoices, statements and estimates, court 
testimony, journals, ledgers, cashbooks, salesbooks, and order books 
of a lumber company at Antigo, Wis, organized by John C. Hoxie 
and Edward N. Mellor, with branches at Bryant Wis., and Bessemer, 
Marenlsco, and Ironwood, Mich. Includes information on a legal 
controversy in the course of which the company's property was volun- 
tarily assigned to Charles V. Bardeen. 

MS 62-1938 



American Society of Equity of North America. 

Records, 1916-34. 

5 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Records of a farmers' organization for the promotion of coopera- 
tive commodity marketing and cooperative ownership of factories and 
retail outlets. Includes proceedings of Wisconsin state conventions 
of 1916, 1917, and 1919 ; minutes of the state executive committee and 
board of directors (1919-34) ; quarterly financial reports of the state 
union (1921-34) ; and proceedings of national conventions which met 
in Wisconsin in 1917 and 1920. 

MS 62-1939 



Baxter, John B G d. 1892. 

Papers, 1828, lS-I'MM). 

1 box- _ 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil War surgeon. Papers relating to Baxter's service in the 
TJ S Volunteers as brigadier surgeon and medical purveyor in Vir- 
ginia, 1862, and as surgeon in charge. Barracks Hospital, New Or- 
leans, 1863-65. Consists almost wholly of administrative communi- 
cations, such as receipts and inventories of medical supplies, hospital 
inspections, contracts with nurses, and lists of patients. Includes 
correspondence with families of patients and receipts for persona] 
effects. 

MS 62-1940 

Holt, S L 

Pap-'s. 1829-70. 

3 items and 2 v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Two Mississippi plantation journals and account books reflecting 
ante-bellum social and economic life, and a few papers relating to 
Negro affairs. 

MS 62-1941 

Kellogg, Amherst W 

Papers. 1884-1916. 

1 v. and 104 p. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcript (typewritten) 

Businessman, Insurance executive, and author. Letters to Kellogg 
from Methodist leaders ; a copy of his Recollections of life In early 
Wisconsin ; and a volume of treasurer's records (from 18S4) of the 
Milwaukee County Bible Society. 

The Recollections have been published In Wisconsin magazine of 
history, v. 7 (1923-24) p. 473-98, and v. S (1924-25) p. 88-110, 221-43. 

MS 62-1942 



International Workingmen's Association. 

Records, 1871-76. 

5 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Letter book of the Central Committee of which F. A. Sorge of New 
York was corresponding secretary, containing also some letters of the 
International Labor Union ; 2 boxes of correspondence, receipts, clip- 
pings, and other papers of the General Council, including some un- 
bound papers of Philadelphia Section Number 26, and St Louis Sec- 
tion Number 1; and bound records (4 v„ 1871-73) of the Philadel- 
phia Section, containing minutes of meetings, lists of members, and 
financial accounts. 

MS 62-1943 



Smith, William, 1727-1803. 

Papsrs, 1690-1869. 

6 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Provost of the College and Academy of Philadelphia. Correspond- 
ence, writings, diplomas and clerical licenses, draft of a diploma 
granted to George Washington ; a memoir of Dr. Smith by C. J. Stllle ; 
and the minute book (1755) of the German Free School. Writings, 
both MS. and printed, Include many pamphlets and newspaper articles 
on politics, education, religion, and other subjects. Correspondence 
(1753-1829) includes the Thomas Penn-Rlchard Peters-William 
Smith correspondence of 1753 to 1791. 

Deposit by Dr. John H. Brinton. 

MS 62-1944 



Socialist Labor Party. 

Records, 1866-1907. 

46 v. and 52 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (47 boxes, mainly for the years 1896-99) ; 4 boxes 
of bills, receipts, and miscellaneous unbound records ; letter books of 
the National Executive Committee (5 v., 1883-92 with some gape) ; 
minutes of meetings of the Committee (1889-01) ; account books, lists 
of subscribers to newspapers, records of tripe of organizers, scrap- 
books and other miscellaneous records of the national organization; 
records of state committees and sections. Including Adams, Mass, 
Boston (Finnish and Scandinavian Sections), Newark, N. J., New 
York State, Buffalo. N. Y„ Mt Vernon, N. X., New York City, Newton, 
N. T, Houston, Tex. (Italian Section), Everett, Wash., and Van- 
couver, B. C. 

Described in Guide to the manuscripts of the Wisconsin Historical 
Society (1944) p. 116-117. 

MS 62-1946 



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De Leon, Daniel, 1852-1914. 

Correspondence, 1889-1907. 

Tboxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Socialist leader. Papers relating to De Leon's position as editor 
of the New York Weekly people, organ of the Socialist Labor Party. 
Consists mainly of letters to the newspaper, from subscribers, party 
organizers, local sections, and reform leaden of other Turtles, discuss- 
ing such matters as contributions to the paper, party policies, coloni- 
zation projects, organization work, relations with labor organizations 
and other reform groups, the formation of the Socialist Trade and 
Labor Alliance, and the cleavage within the party. Most or the 
papers are for the years 1895 to 1899. Mg ^g 



Blaine, John James, 1875-1984. 

Papers, 1873, 1894-1934. 
- 8 v. and fi9 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

U. S Senator from Wisconsin. Mainly correspondence and 
speeches relating primarily to the years (1921-27) Blaine served as 
Governor of Wisconsin. Correspondence inclnde Grace Abbott, Joseph 
D Beck, Zona Gale, Theodore Kronshage, Bobert M. La FoUette, Sr., 
Robert M. La PoUette, Jr., Solomon Levitan, George W. Norrls, Alfred 
T Rogers, Edward A. Boss, Joseph Schafer, Isaac Stephenson, Ed- 
ward Voigt, Edwin E. Wltte, and Fred M. Wylie. 

Described in Gnlde to the manuscripts of the State Historical So- 
ciety of Wisconsin, snpplement no. 1, by Josephine L. Harper and 
Sharon C. Smith (195T) 

MS 62-1947 



Buck, Solon Justus, 1884- 

Papers, 1901-43. 

2 rei 's of microfilm (1 positive, 1 negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Historian and archivist Letters written to Buck's parents during 
his student days at the University of Wisconsin (1801-06) , describing 
his studies, living and working conditions, social activities, and his 
interest in photography and dramatics ; together with a bibliography 
of travel and description of the U. S» 1750-1830, prepared by Buck 
and others for the American Historical Association between 1924 ane 
M84 and partially revised In 1943. 

MS 62-1948 



Miller, 6 K 

Papers, 1908-36. 

2 v. and 5 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lists of Comanche and Kiowa tribe members, voting lists of the 
Comanche tribe, tribal constitution, 2 Indian business account ledgers, 
and other papers relating to modern Comanche Indian tribal history. 

MS 62-1949 



Miller family". 

Business records, 1892-1935. 

10 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, records of packing plant sales, daily gauge read- 
ing of oil tanks, financial records of operation, miscellaneous bills, 
advertising and publicity material, scrapbook of the 101 Ranch Wild 
West Show, abstracts of title, testimony In the Tom Mix lawsuit, re- 
ceivership and other legal papers, and photos, of the 101 Ranch in 
Oklahoma which was operated by George W. Miller and his sons, Joe, 
Zack, and George. MS 62-1950 



Oklahoma. University. Library. Dknsion of Manasoripts. 

Records of Oklahoma civic groups, 1889-1955. 

25 f 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Papers of the American Association of University Women, Ameri- 
can Legion, American Red Cross, Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma, 
Daughters of the American Revolution, Forum Literary Society, Fra- 
ternal Order of Eagles, Lions Clubs of Oklahoma, Masonic Order of 
Oklahoma, Muskogee Musical Arts Society, Oklahoma Outdoor Council, 
Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs, Okmulgee Civic Im- 
provement Club, Planned Parenthood Organization, and other Okla- 
homa civic groups. 

MS 62-1951 



Kerr, Robert S 

Papers, 1909-50. 

50 ft. 

In University -of Oklahoma Library. . 

Governor and U. S. Senator from Oklahoma. Correspondence; 
speeches- campaign material including form letters, advertising, 
alphabetical listing of the counties of Oklahoma, out-of-State congrat- 
ulatory telegrams; inaugural reception guest book (1942) ; 11 scrap- 
books relating to Kerr's personal and political life; 3 proclamations; 
drafts of 183 newsletters entitled Governor Kerr says ; and photos. 
Includes letters concerning Kerr's gubernatorial and senatorial cam- 
paigns, the presidential campaign (1944), and correspondence with 
State institutions and agencies of the Federal Government pertaining 
to State business. MS 62-1952 



Hepburn, Alonzo Barton, 1846-1922. 

Papers, 1886-1918. 

6 box-s. 

In Columbia University Libraries. _ ,., „ 

Banker and philanthropist- Correspondence, notes, pamphlets, 
typescripts and galley proofs of Hepburn's books: History of coinage 
and currencv in the United States (1903) and History of currency in 
the United States (1315), and other papers. Includes mimeographed 
reports of, and correspondence relating to the Federal Milk Commis- 
sion. n _ n 

Gift of Mrs. Cordelia Cushman. 19o3. 

MS 62-1953 



Cornell University. New York State School of Industrial 
and Labor Relations. 
Records of ad hoc arbitration boards, 1913-58. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations col- 
Transactions of hearings, reports, minutes of meetings and confer- 
ences arbitration awards, data on employees, wages, cost of living, 
Jrin-e benefits costs of union demands, and comparative statistics 
on wages hours, and working conditions. Organizations represented 
inclnde Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and 
Motor Coach Employees of America, Amalgamated Clothing Workers 
of America, American Arbitration Association, Building and Allied 
Trades Council, Conductors Benevolent Association, Connecticut Co., 
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co., Independent American Trans- 
port Union. International Association of Machinists, International 
Ladies' Garment Workers Union, International Railway Co., Los 
Angeles -E '.itnrial Association, Los Angeles Examiner Division of the 
Hearst Publishing Co., Motormen's Benevolent Association. New- 
York City Board of Education, New York City Transit Authority, 
Quality Transportation Corp., Rochester Clothiers Exchange, Roches- 
ter Transit Co., The Short Line, inc.. Signal Electricians Benevolent 
Association, Union Street Railway Co.. United Marine Division of the 
International Longshoremen's Association, and Yale and Towne Man- 
uacturing Co. Names of arbitrators include Samuel Barnett, Edward 
D Becker Jacob BiUlkopf, Louis D. Brandeds, Allen T. Burns, George 
£ Byford, Woodward L? Cannon, Joseph D Clauson, Charles W. 
Cobb Julius Henry Cohen, David L. Cole, John P. Cooney, Albert . l. 
Cornsweet Samuel T. Curry, B. T. Fay, Hyman Gould, Robert L. 
i&e? JanWTHealy. Elinore M. Herrick, Hamilton Hoyt, Harry L. 
Hopkins, Aaron Horowitz, Isaac Hourwich, Raymond v. . ^S**?"- 
Vito F Lanza, William M. Leiserson, Meyer London^ Joseph D. Mc- 
Cuk Edward C Magulre, Arthur S. Meyer, Bert Belnauer, Ralph 
S^ara°Robtrt S.^en5, Harley L. Swift, M Herbert Syme, George 
W Taylor, James J. Walker, Saul Wallen, N. J. Ware, Walter E. 
Weyl, Phillip B. Willauer, and O. David Zimring. 

Described in Guide to the records. Labor Management Documenta- 
tion Center, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Keia- 

°In p:Irt, gifts of Albert I. Cornsweet, Saul Wullen, Mrs. Arthur S. 
Meyer Ralph Seward, and David L. Colt 

' MS 02-1954 



Diven, Alexander Samuel, 1809-1896. 
Papers, 1849-1940. 
taCo'niell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 

"Lawyer 'u.^& "Representative from New York and railroad pro- 
moter. Correspondence, tax records, accounts, bonds, mortgages, 
agreements land contracts, maps, surveys, deeds, and other legal and 
financial papers relating to the activities of Diven and his son George 
M. Diven in the development of lands and railroads, largely n >ew 
York State The collection is composed of a number of distinct but 
related sets of papers: Northern Central Railway Co. assessment 
records (1S63-1902K Erie Railroad Co. records (1849-76), miscella- 
neous railroad papers (1881-89), Cayuga Lake Railroad Co. records 



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Diven, Alexander Samuel, 1809-1896. Papers 1849-1940 
(Confinned) ' 

(1872-84), Auburn & Ithaca Railway Co. records n88ft-»n fk„„„.„ 

Stoi Sr«.7fnr^'-, SjUer railr ads represented include Buf- 
laio i state Line, Buffalo, New York & Erie Hailmnrt (-* n.,„,„ 

Si^V 1 Erie RaUroad Co., Pennsylvania^ A x£J ^rfc^£na? & 

MS 62-1955 

Cornell University. *«, y^ Stale School of Industrial 
and Labor Relatione. 

Records of U. S. emergency fact finding boards under the 
Railway labor act, 1950-58. 
20 boxes. 

coUeWons! ^ ^ SdJ °°' ° f lndustri « 1 *"<i Labor ligations 

„P 0r .T'" ondeuce ' traoscripts of hearings, reports, charts table« 
and other papers relating to disputes beWeei] TVar ™ union" ,Si 

St^S^ by "«- w •»ards a a^iu,"7bV 1 [ he 
V!T„S? Organizations represented include Akron, Canton and 
Tonngstown Railroad Co., American Airlines, Inc., Brotherhld of 
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, lirotherhiod oi KaTS^un 
men, Eastern Carriers Conference Committee. Eastern 4ir Ti„~ 
inc.. FUght Engineers International AssodarSn, Int^ioL f" E? 

gS^^tte-^A^S S « 

te.^^^rcalat-^r^dt Ononis? 

Gift from various sources. 

MS 62-1956 

Derieth, August William, 1909- 
Papers, 1838-1954. 
35 bn-es and 2 packages. 

?n n S JS te » HiSt0ril 2 1 Society of Wisconsin collections. 
In part, transcripts. 

Correspondents include George Abbe Can t » „,i™ . «. 

^^raTuo^^an^^ot^b^^ -^ 

AIS 62-1957 



League of Women Voters of the United States. 

Papers, 1892-1956 

486 ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 

among members of the national board w^IT- !S d « , ™Pondence 
and the State and loial nffi^S £??^ between the national board 
officials! ^nd blf,?^ 4 ' offi £^^ w fO f League officers and publl? 
_ j ' v-i^xu tne league and other organizations. form. 

Mc^™!ctatd^uth J Br?an H K , ohde n ' Fi0renCe ^"^ *"* Han - 

^oMSKM" reSWrtl0as —*" * the library. 

MS 62-1958 



Marvin, Samuel W 

Correspondence, 1879-1917. 

58 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (773) 

rMmm§mws 

SS2S f2S33b?S5 &£nZ£ S5V*» ^ J <^ 

ssgsssaass&serrjr 

Gift, 1940. ' 



MS 62-1959 



Democratic Party, Oklahoma. 
Records, 1924-58. 
64 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
ilt^^°^^J pee ^ be3 - ""fi^Hal memos (1952), campaign 

Bobert S. Kerr, Stephen Mitchell. Boy £ai«Er*2l CuerxSg: 
rt.l^ 8 .* 5? 1 In A.5i id £ t0 res' 00 * 1 manuscript collections In the Dl- 
Bofi Uftw^ ^ T7mra8lt y <* Oklahoma Library, by Z SMjib. 



MS 62-1960 



Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Lab™- collection, 1830-1953. 

ca. 50] v. and 279 boxes. 

r£j^f,'';« 1St0rlc< ' 1 ! ociet7 »f Wisconsin collections. 

MS 62-1961 



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Samuel, John, 1817-1909. 

Pap-rs. 1873-1907. 

15 b^ses. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the Society's Labor collection. 

Labor leader. Correspondence and clippings. Correspondence (3 
boxes) relates to early stages in the history of the Knights of Labor, 
to Samuel's activities In the 1880's as secretary of the cooperative 
board of the organization, and to labor problems in general. Clip- 
pings (12 boxes), mounted and in some cases annotated by Samuel, 
relate to cooperative enterprises in England, and America, to the 
Grange and the Farmers' Alliance, and to allied subjects. 

MS 62-1962 

Church, William H 1842-1893. 

Pap-rs. 1861-96. 

64 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil War officer. Letters written during 1884 and 1865 by 2d Lt 
Chnrch of Company G, 6th Wisconsin Veteran Volunteer Infantry, de- 
scribing battles In Virginia, his confinement to a hospital, and the 
homeward journey from Virginia to Leeds In June and July of 1865. 
Includes inventories of supplies, mustier rolls, orders, descriptive lists, 
and other records kept by Church, as well as his discharge papers 
from Company G of the 2d Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry In 1864 and 
communications with the Pension Bureau. 

MS 62-1963 

Kimberley, Edwin O d. 1919. 

Papers, 1850-82. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letters (mainly 1850-75) to Henry and Elizabeth Kimberley, Brod- 
head. Wis., from relatives in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, England, giving 
family news, prices of farm products, English views of the Civil War, 
with some Inquiries about possibilities of immigration ; together with 
Civil War letters from a son, Edwin O. Kimberley, leader of a regi- 
mental band, 3d Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and of a brigade band 
In Sherman's army. 

MS 62-1964 

Jordan, John D collector. 

Jordan collection. 1839-1903. 

43 it-lus. 

In University of Oklahoma Ltbrary. 

Cherokee documents of James Madison Bell, W. W. Bell, Ellas 
Cornelius Boudinot, and John Rollin Ridge ; MS. of Mabel Anderson's 
biography of General Stand Watie ; clippings relating to Albert Pike, 
Stand Watie, and J. P. Wheeler; and Cherokee photos. 

MS 62-1965 

Bjoin, Halvor A 

Papers, 1849-99. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Norwegian immigrant and owner of an extensive farm in the towns 
of Christiana and Pleasant Springs, Wis. Early papers deal mainly 
with land transfers; after 1860 includes letters from friends and 
relatives of the Bjoin family In Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Nor- 
way, all in Norwegian. 

MS 62-1966 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archive) and History. 

Cemetery records, 1862-1938. 

1 v. and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In Mississippi Dept of Archives and History. 

In part, transcript (typewritten) 

The records of Greenwood Cemetery, Jackson, Miss, Include a list 
of burials, 1823-60; a register of lots sold, 1862-1915; register of 
white, colored, and pauper burials, 1872; of white burials, 1872-87; 
and of colored burials, 1893-88. The roster of cemeteries In Monroe 
Co. (compiled In 1938 by W. A. Evans and associates) contains Indexes 
of the cemeteries and of family names. Includes a brief history of 
Greenwood Cemetery. 

MS 62-1967 

Crook, George, 1828-1890. 
Letters, 1863-90. 

45 Items. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Army officer. Letters include material on the Sioux campaign of 
1876, the Apache campaigns of 1883 and 1886, and the Sioux Commis- 
sion, 1889. 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

Microfilm copy. 

MS 62-1968 



Ege, Peter, 1835-1920. 

Pap-rs, 1836-1911. 

5 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly correspondence, diaries, and official and personal military 
records kept by Colonel Ege of the 34th Illinois Volunteer Infantry 
from 1862 to 1866, together with miscellaneous business records and 
genealogical data pertaining to the Ege family of Albany, 111., and to 
Elijah Booth of Cass Co., Ind., and Bock Island, IlL, father of Peter 
Eg^s wife Harriette. 

MS C2-1969 



Hatfield, Edna. 

Pap-rs, 1832-1958. 

200 it^iitf. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Description of the Sun Dance and other Indian ceremonials: and 
Information gathered through interviews with pioneers relating to the 
Boomers, claim jumpers, cornerstones, dugouts, early funeral cus- 
toms, literary societies, missionaries, place names, sod houses, the 
Sooners, subscription schools, tales or trails including Black Dog Trail 
and Yellow Bull Crossing, and other accounts of the hardships of early 
days In the Oklahoma Territory. 

Gift of Mrs. Hatfield. 

MS C2-1970 

Heffner, Roy E 1895- 

Pap-rs of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Heffner, 1874-1947. 

25 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

University professor and photographer. Correspondence, news- 
paper clippings, publications of the University of Oklahoma, religious 
papers ; and ca. 50,000 photos, (giass and acetate negatives, and 
prints) of Indians, military posts, land runs, and the Indian nnd Okla- 
homa Territory. Includes correspondence with friends and associates 
In religious and educational work, and family letters. 

MS 02-1971 



Cnrtin, Jeremiah, 1835-1906. 

Papers, 1861-1900. 

3 reels of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Diplomat and linguist Letters and dispatches (1861-69) pertain- 
ing to Curtln's career as secretary to the United States legation in 
Russia, and extensive portions of" his recollections of his childhood, 
education, diplomatic experiences, and world travels. 

The recollections, of which this microfilm reproduces p. 1-574, 62S- 
691, and 717-720, have been edited by Joseph Schafer and published 
under the title Memoirs of Jeremiah Curtin (1940) 

MS G2-1972 



Murray, Johnston, 1902- 

Papers, 1950-55. 

60 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part, microfilm. 

Lawyer and Governor of Oklahoma. Correspondence, Including 
letters relating to departments of the Oklahoma government; minutes 
of the Governor's Conference and the State Land Office; public rela- 
tions documents; Oklahoma House and Senate bills; papers of the 
23rd and 24th Oklahoma Legislatures ; political posters and campaign 
material ; movies and sound recordings ; family papers; material and 
photos, describing the Murray Colony in Bolivia; and political, In- 



dian, and family photos. 



MS 62-1973 



Nieberding, Vehna. 

Papers, 1842-1957. 

184 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Author. Interviews with early day settlers and Indians of North- 
eastern Oklahoma, MSS. of Mrs. Nieberding on Stand Watie, and a 
letter of John Rollin Bldge. 

MS 62-1974 

Rands, Harold Alva, 1871- 

Papers. 1906-41. 

7 ft 

In University of Or^on Library. 

Hydraulic engineer. Correspondence, diaries, reports, and working 
papers, relating to hydroelectric installations, and to power and flood 
control surveys of the Columbia Blver system. Involving work for 
the North Coast Power Co, the Portland Electric Power Co., the 
Washington Water Power Co., and the TJ. S. Corps of Engineers. 

MS 62-1975 



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Nelson, George, 1870-1944. 
Papers, 1905-44. 
ca. 2 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 
Interpreter for the Indian Service. Correspondence (personal 

A^l b f Gr ^. M cCurtain and Douglas H. Johnston, Government 

rSSS^ Ahrl"*"* 1° « he Sa i e of lands and mineral rights to the 
Choctaw-Chickasaw Nation, affidavits, proofs of heirship, deeds, wills. 

2S£?^ Md ° tb . er papers ' cniefl y concerning Indians of Virions 
tribes who were attempting to be placed on the tribal rolls 

MS 62-1976 

Murray, William Henry, 1869-1956. 
Papers, 1896-1952. 

8ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

Lawyer, State official, Governor of Oklahoma, and TJ. S. Represent- 
ative. Correspondence, speeches, messages, ledgers, scrapbooks Mur- 
ray s publications, clippings, campaign material, tear sheets from the 
Congressional record, a genealogy, other papers, and photos. In- 
cludes copies of a draft of the Constitution of Oklahoma, and rolls of 

I 8 ! r? alternates to Democratic National Conventions (1»12 

sod J.&J.O) 

MS 62-1977 

Mosely, Palmer S 

Papers, 1894-1904. 

228 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of the Chickasaw Nation. Correspondence, speeches, 
messages, proclamations, and political material relating to the Twta- 
Territorles movement, cattlemen, elections In the Chickasaw Nation, 
the problems of Indian attorney, and cotton land leases. 

MS 62-1978 

Cole, Charles D 1806-1867. 

Papers, 1831-47. 

1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
.„„ C r mt t Dd , 'umberman of Sheboygan Co., Wis. CorresDond- 
SSn h* l^°° ."^cner's """tract Includes »rres£ndefceTcofe 
7™„i !fr am ' Iy m , N . ew Tork State concerning business agriculture! 
sK^^r?.' aD l the aCtiTltles of «* Fourleriteslea'r Snetoygan" 
-S?;^ *! lth correspondence of the Rev. Huntington Lymai 
with the secretary of the American Home Missionary SodetyT^ 

MS 62-1979 

Davis, Moses M 1820-1888. 

Correspondence, 1849-83. 

1 bo\-. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Wisconsin physician and State legislator. Nearly half the collec- 
t.on consists of letters from Davis to Congressman JohTFol PoSer 
on the subjects of Wisconsin politics, thTionduct of the Civil Wa7 
and problems of the Republican Party More lBSS nfvuf^BeTvS 
^STSS^ISLi? 6 S,aTerT larae lnm CharleTsuniner! John P 
Hale Joshua Giddlngs, and others. The correspondence, which to 
almost entirely of a political nature, also induaeslettersfr(£n State 
and other national Republican leaders, among t£e« aSonPoSe! 
James R. Doolittle, Charles Durkee. Willia^a sTwiri Carl SaSS' 
O.C. Washburn, and David Wilmot aewaro, carl Schurz, 

MS 62-1980 

Morgan, Dick Thompson, 1858-1920. 

Papers, 1880-1920. 

18 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Oklahoma. Correspond- 
ence, speeches, copies of legislative bills proposed by Morgan, press 
clippings, and other printed material. Includes personal, family 
political, and business Utters, and letters relating to Morgan's ln- 
terest in the Christian Church. 

MS 62-1981 

Lahman, Marion Sherwood. 

Papers, 1950. 
8Tlti'ins. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

MS. for Mrs. Lahman's Southwestern wild flowers, a notebook 
containing 67 full page drawings of Western wild flowers, and other 
. Ai&i.- concerned with Southwestern ethnobotany. 

MS 62-1982 



Hammond family. 

Papers, 1751-1914. 

3507 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

c\nde*Th'L 1 . 87 ??- ""J", membera «»— « M? ItaeSteaJ-i 
Md JtlTZ ^"T 4 Jndee <* *** On>hans- Court* Llberrytowi 
Md., and his brother Dawson V. Hammond. ""onjrmwu. 

Card index in the library 
Acquired, 1946-58. 

MS 62-1983 

Heydrick, L S 

Papers. 1901-^0. 

1T0 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence; legal material Including affidavits, agreements 
articles of incorporation, bonds, contracts, depositions and statements.' 
and original leases; newspaper dippings publicizing the oil boom- a 
S* P »!£ i nd \ an ,, Ter ^ t ? I7 i other P* 1 * 18 relating to the discovery of 
£l£ ed . ^? rk oU W ,' U by ^ esse *■ Heydrick; and photos, of prominent 
wTS ^ Um oL a /' d tte 2"* IadlaD Com,c,L Includes I copy* 
William A. Settle's report concerning his examination of the Hey- 
drick papers covering the discovery of oil in Red Fork, Okla. and a 
MS. of a chapter on the history of the Red Fork flSd, from Joto 
W. Flenner's History of early oil development In Oklahoma. 

MS 62-1984 

Settle, Thomas, 1831-1888. 

Papers of Thomas Settle, Jr., and Thomas Settle m, 1850- 
1924. 

5230 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (8345) 

Lawyers and politicians. Papers concern North Carolina politics, 
the Republican Party In the State, legislation, and legal and Judicial 
matters. The few papers after 1898 are of Mary Settle Sharpe. The 
material Is related to the library's papers of Thomas Settle. Sr 

Unpublished description In the library 

Gift of Mrs. W. M Avery, 1958. 

MS 62-1985 

Eohlsaat, Reimer, 1810-1868. 

Papers, 1834-1941. 

500 items and 4 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Storekeeper and farm manager. Correspondence, diary, essays, 
family histories, and printed matter of Eohlsaat and his family 
Kohlsaats correspondence includes letters written in the 1840's by 
friends In the East discussing business enterprises and family news, 
and letters written in 1850 by Kohlsaat to his wife Sarah, while he 
worked In his brother's store in Hoboken, N. J. The letters for the 
1880 s relate to Kohlsaats son Christian C. Eohlsaat and give in- 
formation on his law studies at the University of Chicago, the out- 
break of the Civil War, and the law office which he opened In Chicago 
in 1867. Other letters for this period from other members of the 
family give data on reactions to slavery, religion, and family mat- 
ters. Includes a diary (Jnly-Sept 1834) kept by Sarah HalL 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Ernest W. Eohlsaat, 1859-61. 

MS 62-1988 



Haskell, Charles Nathaniel, 1860-1933. 

Papers, 1865-1933. 

247 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Governor of Oklahoma. Correspondence; reading copy of Has- 
tens inaugural address; his message to the 1st Oklahoma Legisla- 
ture; certificate of election as Governor of Oklahoma; his biography - 
Inaugural programs; Oklahoma constitution material; other papers 
relating to the Constitutional Convention, the Sequoyah Convention, 
and the fight for statehood; dippings; and family photos. Indudes 
a Constitutional Convention letter (1»17) from M L. Mott to the 
Secretary of the Interior, and an article entitled C. N. Haskell and 
Oklahoma prohibition, by E M Sweet Correspondents Indude Wil- 
liam Jennings Bryan, Frank Frantz, Thomas Pryor Gore, William B. 
Hearst, E W. Hock, Cordell Hun, Henry S John.it/rn r^uh-a™. 
Frank Phillips, James Brooks Ayr^Tkote^FtanSto* DeSo 
ME T^app e ° d0re Ro0Bere ». B - K - tSSS^S^t^Sa 

MS 62-1987 



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Hendricks, James R I. 1817. 

Papers, 1859-1902. 

ca.2 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Cherokee judge. Correspondence (family and general), journals, 
notebooks, speeches, accounts; villa, petitions, statements relating 
to charges against individuals, and other legal documents; printed 
matter including advertisements, broadsides, handbills, and a copy 
of the T&hlequah times (1878) ; and other papers pertaining to 
family dates, Indian customs, and remedies. Includes special corre- 
spondence and other papers arranged under the subjects of Blind 
and Insane Asylum, Elections of National Party, "Old Settler" 
affairs, and Tahleqnah Lodge of the National Party; and letters 
from patients for whom Hendricks prescribed medicine and treatment 
by mail. 

MS 62-1988 



Beauregard family. 

Papers, 1847-1940. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Correspondence, notes, memoranda, clippings, reminiscences (1847- 
48) of Pierre G. T. Beauregard on the Mexican Campaign under 
Scott, and genealogical material, collected by Nettle H. Beauregard, 
on the Beauregard. Chouteau, Clemens, Frost HamW, Harney, Hunt 
Jennings, Kimball, Mullanphy, and Soulard families of St. Louis. 
The bulk of the collection Is of the period 1915-40. 

Gift 

MS 62-1989 



Bayard, George Dashiell, 1835-1862. 

Letters. 1856-60. 

ca.T(iltems. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Letters of Bayard to his family, concerning Army life at Forts 
Leavenworth, Riley and Kearney, and at Jefferson Barracks; con- 
flicts with Indians; and social life in St Louis. Includes some 
printed material. The material is related to the repository's Civil 
War collection. 

Gift 

MS 62-1990 



Scruggs, Langhorne. 

Papers of Langhorne and Benjamin E. Scruggs, 1785- 
1941. 

764 Items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Court clerk, of Competition (now Chatham), Ta. Business, legal, 
and personal correspondence and papers, of Scruggs and of his 
brother, Benjamin E. Scruggs, also of Competition, Va. The material 
relates to the Scruggs and Turnstall families, the Virginia tobacco 
trade, social life and customs, mld-19th century economic conditions, 
and Virginia politics. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1957. 

MS 62-1991 



Bkyer, Henry, 1835-1922. 

Papers, 1792, 1843-1918. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Journalist Letters to Bleyer, who wrote editorials for the Mil- 
waukee sentinel and was historian of the Old Settlers* Club there, 
containing reminiscences of early Milwaukee history, the Juneau 
family, and other pioneers of the city; and Bleyefs memoranda on 
kindred subjects. 

MS 62-1992 



Hinkley, Leonard Dwight 

Papers, 1861-1905. 

62 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of Lt Hinkley, Company K, 10th Wisconsin Volunteer 
Infantry, consisting of his letters from Libby Prison, his recollections 
of wartime activities, and miscellaneous material. 

MS 62-1993 



Button, Joseph, 1843-1931. 

Papers, 1901-29. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Worker at the Molokai leper colony. Letters written by Brother 
Joseph to the Wisconsin State Historical Society, together with greet- 
ing cards, autobiographical items, and photos.; papers of a similar 
type collected by P. P. Lewis of Janesville, Wis.; articles on the work 
of Brother Joseph and of his predecessor, Father Damien Deveuster, 
at Molokai, and on the visit of the U. S. fleet to the island In 1908; 
letters from Mrs. W. W. Hall, daughter of Gen. Horatio P. Van Cleve; 
William Peon Lyons, Warren D. Parker, William O. Smith of 
Honolulu; and a letter of commendation from Warren G. Harding 
in 1923. 

MS 62-1994 

Culver, Newton H 

Papers, 1861-1911. 

9 items and 3 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence (1864-1911) concerning Lt. Isaac N. Earl and his 
raiding company of scouts in the vicinity of Natchez; and Culver's 
own Civil War diaries (1861-64) 

MS 62-1995 

Gardner, Jefferson, 5. 1844. 

Papers, 1894-1909. 

67 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Papers relating to the problems encountered during Gardner's ad- 
ministration as Principal Chief of the Choctaw Nation, Including 
negotiations with the Dawes Commission, reorganization of Choctaw 
schools, and mineral leases for exploltaton of coal lands In the Choc- 
taw Nation. 

MS 62-1996 

Grunow, Herman. 

Papers, 1845-85. 

St. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Farmer. Account and memorandum book kept by Grunow while 
farming near Leipzig, Germany, 1845-48, and continued on his farm 
near Mifflin, Iowa Co, Wis, 1855-85, together with a diary of farm 
events kept by members of Grunow's family at the latter place, 1876- 
83. In German. 

MS 62-1997 

Morton family. 

Papers, 1832-63. 

2ft (ca. 500 items) 

In Library Company of Philadelphia collections. 

Bulk of the collection consists of letters on scientific subjects, 
particularly geology and ethnology, from C. G. Ehrenburg, Asa Gray, 
S. S. Haldeman, W. B. Hodgson, Charles Lyell, B. Sllllman, Jr., and 
many others. Includes unpnblished papers of Dr. Samuel George 
Morton, physician and naturalist together with papers of his son. 
General James St Clair Morton, the latter relating to the Chlriqul 
Surveying Expedition, the Civil Wax, West Point Military Academy, 
etc. 

Presented by Robert P. Morton, 1883. 

MS 62-^1998 



Brigham, Ebenezer, 1789-186L 

Papers. 1816-57. 

2 v. in 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Pioneer settler of Wisconsin and politician. Includes a permit to 
dig for minerals on Government lands, dated Galena, 1827; a list of 
men in Brignam's fort in the Black Hawk War; several agreements 
for mining on his property; and 2 account books kept by Brigham at 
his tavern and store at Blue Mounds (1828-38) 

MS 62-1999 



Hodsdon, Isaac. 

Papers, 1850-63. 

l box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence of Major General Hodsdon of Exeter, Maine, deal- 
ing with his business of locating land warrants in Wisconsin for par- 
ticipants In the Aroostook boundary dispute of 1839, and bis own real 
estate transactions in Brown, Oconto, Outagamie, and Shawano Coun- 
ties. Letters from agents in Wisconsin discuss land values, road build- 
ing, and the progress of settlement 

MS 62-2000 



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Bennett, Van S 1836-1914. 

Papers, 1861-64. 

6 V. 

i"? ?,H3? Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

iSltenfett was ™L»? ™^. *****>» Volunteer Infantry of 

MS 63-2001 

Hume (R. D.) & Company, 6Wtf S^ Or. 

Records of B. D. Hume & Co., and allied firms, 1877-1911. 

In University of Oregon Library 

burn Traola^M NoS ?""* L^ 1 "" «■»-«■ *•**- 
& Trading cf. Commercial Co.. and Excelsior Packing 

Inventory In the library. 

MS 62-2002 

Marriott, Alice Lee, 1910- 
Papers, 1811-1957. 

21 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

MS 62-2003 

Genaman, Lorraine Michael, 1878- 
Papers, 1917-23. 

22 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and U S. Bepresentative from Oklahoma. CorresDondenro 
eSn,^? S£.""* " ert0 ™« 1 *» «• Credit ofilrtBiaSrtS 
e ^2iT?f S i ooal 2*"*™- "PPolhtoMnts of postmasters and rural 
^K^LS??" 5^™ ta "» «ai Congressional DlstrictTa stock 
cerHfleate issued by Volcano Oil and Gas Co, 7 political rasters sow 
eating a second term in Congress for Geasman ; anTa ptoto^hii^ 

MS 62-2004 
Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Gripnon, Lawe, and Porlier fur trade accounts, 1792-1875. 

jEi^ historical Society or Wisconsin collections. 

tJ e rT^^ <md * bnsi ' less records - ImfloSStavoIceB, clearance 
selected ftZTh^ 7 nS iS. r ? celI>,s - «n™twleTiid liso of^rettSns? 

S^SS£S»SvsS»S 

„ MS 62-2005 

Cartwright, Wanura, 1891- «om-*w» 

Papers, 1909-51. 

105 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

U. S. Bepresentative from Oklahoma and Stan, nflfeioi r*~*. 
gonaence and other materia! relaanTto^totJonlniSaucS^ 

(eacber, military and religions activities, and Interest in fraternal 

MS 62-2006 
Isham, Ruth Eliza (Wales) 1849-1929. 
Correspondence, 1880-1900. 

2v. 

Tra^p 1 S ISt0riCal S0de,T " Wi *»nsln collections. 

ElSo*™ Wi. L ^n? W \ m f WaIe8 to "^ """lly ^ Men*, in 
isuaiorn. Wis, describing her four years In the BeDUbllc of Areenttal 

a inL 8 S 00lteacher ' wltn ""e »•»» «msr«idencetB^te^^ 
San^na^ A^ n ln8tit S. tl0,,8 •»* —STL Wlo.lLtfozTanS 
tSL ^ J » a ^^S^ Un a. customs In native and American lomraTana two 

?tt«US5££3: mmtalB * to »"* -* ^^ -S 

MS 62-2007 



Fairfield, George. 

Papers, 1844-1906. 
lbox. 

ni.tSf ! lis,ori o l So « le ty of Wisconsin collections 

MS 62-2008 



Hower, Frank Abial, 1854-1911. 
Papers, 1837-89. 
lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
A few letters collected by or written to Flower wh'ii. h« 

ESS • l £ d bi08ra ? 1 " eS , 5- BdwinX^tintJnTnd Ma't^wT^ 
penter; and a series of biographical sketches nf ISZ^^T Ti var ^ 
prepare by Consul W. ButterfleS SKetcaes of """ant Americans, 

MS 62-2009 



Frank, Michael. 

Maries, 1840-89. 
2 boxes. 

^S™L HiS i £i <:al Soclet7 of W«onsln coUections. 
diartab^' k ^f?" p ? m S' <md pnblic offi<a al- Complete set of 
diaries kept by Colonel Frank, prominent figure to thTftiL 5JU 
movement to Wisconsin, and in civic and cl^JLta ax^SS 
Contains information on the educational nniin^Ti ^Z. . '""osna. 
tural development of K "osna an »Vers ^SattSfeta - ^ 

MS 62-2010 



Johnson, Edward Bryant, 1865-1935. 

Papers, 1882-1929. 

11 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
JUJ" and stockman. Correspondence, speeches, diary, material 
relating to the Johnson ranches, and to Chickasaw and Choctaw 
Indian affairs, biographical data, clippings, pamphlets flnanclaland 
legal papers, and 36 family photos. v»"v>w>, unaaciai ana 

MS 62-2011 



Gillett, Almerin, 1838-1896. 

Papers, 1862-70. 

3 v. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Papers of Major Gillett while captain of Co. D 20th Regt Wis- 
consin Volunteer Infantry, including diaries and official company 
reports, and records of cases which he tried as judge advocate With 
these are medical examination records kept by Dr. Chandler B Chap- 
man^ surgeon of the above regiment and a letter book (1862-64) kept 
of ££as e " dqUarterS 0f lhe *** eos^eer of the eastern sub-district 

MS 62-2012 



Ayfward, John A 1861-1916. 

Papers, 1886. 1907-15. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Madison, Wis. Correspondence relating to the election 

Jow«^hi"^ tr ° I S EB i correspondence and resolutions worktog 
toward the "Wisconsin Peace Plan" for a conference of neutoalna- 
2SL ,m0 - t0 , aa JJ t 2f stIce: «*« °* addresses byly°wart a?d 
A^^ro?^","^ " Ta i? ous State democratic Jxto^-mS; 

MS 62-2013 



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Bender, Peter, d. 1876. 

Papers. 182S-10U. 

5 v. and 1 Imx. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Justice "f the peace in Milwaukee County, commission merchant, 
and operator of a gristmill and sawmill. Correspondence, papers 
concerning the building and management of the Milwaukee and Green 
Bay Plank Road ; an account book containing entries (1854-57) 
of charges for merchandise and for sawing lumber; and 4 daybooks 
(1870-80) of the Bender and Johnson gristmill. Correspondence In- 
cludes letters from relatives in Onondago Co., N. T., Civil War letters 
written by a son. Jacob H. Bender, and other family letters. 

MS 62-2014 



British Temperance Emigration Society and Saving: Fond. 

Records. 1842-62. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of Robert Gorst, a trustee and agent of a group that 
organized an emigration company in Liverpool in 1842 and settled 
several hundred members In the region of Slazomanie, Dane Co., Wis., 
in the next ten years. Contains names of settlers and records of 
services performed for them by the company and charges therefor; 
legal documents including records kept by Gorst as justice of the 
peace; and a small collection of his correspondence among which are 
letters of inquiry from members who remained in England or who 
settled elsewhere. 

MS 62-2015 



Clark, Orlando E 1850-1919. 

Papers. 1767-1898. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Certificates, committee reports, ballots, clippings, and miscel- 
laneous material relating to the Democratic conventions of 1860 at 
Charleston and Baltimore, the Wiscoasin and Illinois state conven- 
tions, and Baltimore ward delegate election meetings; several ser- 
mons of the Rev. Peter Stair of Warren, Conn. (1767-85), some 
poetry, and some miscellaneous genealogical material concerning the 
Clark family of Saybrook, Conn. 

MS 62-2016 



Bradford, Jacob A 

Papers. 1861-64. 
2 folders. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Diaries, and letters of Bradford to his wife and others, written 
during his service in the 2d Regiment of Michigan Cavalry. 
Unpublished calendar in the library. 

MS 62-2017 



Clark, William, 1770-1838. 

Papers, 1797-1833. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies, partly from originals 
in the Kansas Historical Society and the Missouri Historical Society. 

Explorer. Governor of Missouri Territory, and Indian agent Diary 
of Clark's journey from St Louis to the trading post at Fort Osage 
in 1808; excerpts pertaining to Indian affairs In the Upper Missis- 
sippi Valley; Clark's correspondence with Thomas Forsyth (1787- 
1833) ; and miscellaneous pacers. 

MS 62-2018 



Bnrehard, George, 1810-1890. 
Diaries, 1836-86. 
4 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections- 
Diary of a whaling voyage kept by Burchard on the ship Colum- 
bia of Newark, N. J. (1838-88) ; memorandum entries for the year 
1848 describing the arrival of the ship Stonlngton at New Orleans, 
and the trip made by Burchard and his friend, Thomas Weekes, from 
New London, Conn, to Sheboygan Co, Wis. with entries recording 
their settlement of the land; and brief entries for 1876-86 of routine 
farm occurrences near Plymouth, Wis. 

Sections of the whaling diary are published In the Wisconsin 
magazine of history, v. 18, no. 4 (June 1885) p. 422-41 ; v. 19, no. 1 
(Sept 1935) p. 103-7, no. 2 (Dec 1885) p. 227-41, and no. S (Mar. 
1836) p. 342-55. 

MS 62-2019 



LangeHier, A L 

Papers. 1875-1917. 

4 v. and 20 boxes. 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (434) 

Journalist Chiefly papers concerned with Langellier's activities 
as agent for the sale of lands of the Northern Pacific Railroad in the 
Northwest, and of the Michigan Syndicate in west Florida. Includes 
a file of the Iroquois County times, a Greenback newspaper published 
in Watseka, DX, which Langelller edited from 1875-78. 

MS 62-2020 

Baffly, Alexis, 1798-1861. 

Paprs 1820-84. 

4 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, photocopies made in 1923 from originals in the State His- 
torical Society of Wlsconsln. 

Fur trader and member of the Minnesota Territorial Legislature. 
Letters from fur traders and pioneers, giving details of Barfly's life 
as a fur trader at the mouth of the Minnesota River (1820-35) and 
later at Wabasha. Minn, with references to a trip to the Red River 
settlements in 1821 and to territorial politics- and business books, 
especially of Indian credits, of Baiily and his subordinates. Includes 
a copy of a letter (1839) by Samuel C Stambaugh, containing bio- 
graphical sketches of those who signed the protest against the divi- 
sion of the Lake Pepin Reservation among the half-breeds. Corre- 
spondents Include William A. Altken, Benjamin F. Baker, Jean Bap- 
ttste faribault Joseph La framboise, James H. Lockwood, Joseph Ro- 
lette, and Lawrence Taliaferro. 

Deposited by Charles C. Hlrscby. 

MS 62-2021 

Bassett, Joel Bean, 1817-1912. 

Pap«rs. 1859-76. 

86 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Mainly correspondence and accounts kept by Bassett as Chippewa 
Indian agent in Minnesota (1865-69). Includes letters from George 
Bonga and Henry B. Whipple and data on Chief Hole-ln-the-Day. 

The letters by Bonga were published In the Journal of Negro his- 
tory, v. 12 (Jan. 1927) p. 41-54. 

Gut of William L. Bassett 

MS 62-2022 

Cronin, David Edward, J. 1839. 

Papers. 

ca. 6 v. and 1 box. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, journalist and artist Papers of the War of 1861-65 
gathered into The Cavalry album and Appendix to The evolution 
of a life, with Cronin's pen and Ink sketches; MS., engrossed and 
Illustrated, of The Vest mansion, Confederate and Union headquar- 
ters, 1862-1865 ; MS. of the Memoirs of Major W. W. Goldsbo rough, 
of the Confederate Army, with clippings from the printed version, 
and Cronin's illustrations; and letters (1887-1909) from Cronin to 
Daniel Parish, Jr. 

MS 62-2023 



Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, 1834-1903. 

Autographs of Whistler and miscellaneous documents 
relating to him. 

2 cases, 4 v. 1 folder. 22-39 cm. 
In Library of Congress, Bare Books Division- 
Forms part of the Rosenwnld Collection. 

Cobterts. — [Case l-2j "Whistler autograph letters, etc." 73 signed 
letters to Walter and C. M. Dowdeswell, most of them undated (1884- 
90) ,- 13 autograph receipts, telegrams, drafts of articles, press cot- 
tings, copies of exhibit catalogs, etc Mounted. — |T. 1, "Whistler let- 
ters." 3 autograph signed letters to Alan S. Cole, undated (1873-83) 
Each In separate pocket — [V. 2i "Original autograph letters of James 
McNeill Whistler to Charles Hanson, 1888-1889." 15 letters. Inlaid 
and bound together with typed transcripts. — [V. 3] "The gentle art of 
making enemies. Original autograph letters of Whistler to Wilde." 
4 open letters to Oscar Wilde, 3 of tbem printed in his Gentle art of 
making enemies. — [T. 4] "J. McNeill Whistler. Etchings and dry 
points. Venice. 2nd series. The original ms. catalogue of this 
famous series." Ms. and proofs for the Catalog, dated Feb. 17, 1883, 
and reprinted In his Gentle art Of making enemies. Inlaid or 
mounted (,v. 3-4] in case lettered : J. McNeill Whistler. Gentle art of 
making enemies. Portion of original manuscript).— tfolder 1 ( "J. Mc- 
Neill Whistler. His famous letter referring to Oscar Wilde." Auto- 
graph of open letter To the gentlemen of the Committee of the Na- 
tional Exhibition, published in 1888 In the World, and again In his 
Gentle art of making enemies. 

Gift of Leasing J. Bosenwald. 

MS 62-2024 



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Davis, William James, 1844-1919. 

Papers, 1880-1801. 

ca, 250 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Theater manager. Correspondence, letter books, scrapbooks, pro- 
grams, cashbooks, and other papers, of Davis; his wife, Jessie Bart- 
lett Davis ; her niece. Belle Fremont Bartlett ; other members of the 
Davis and Bartlett families ; the Chicago Ideal Co. ; and the Carleton 
English Opera Co. Concerns Davis' theatrical achievements, the 
talents and performances of Mrs. Davis and Miss Bartlett, the illness 
and death of Miss Bartlett, family matters, and financial and per- 
sonnel aspects of the theater. Correspondents Include W. J. Carleton, 
Edouard de Beske, Michael Bennett Leavltt, Alice Nlelson, and Frau- 
ds WHson. 

Gift of the estate of Mr. Davis, M20. 

MS 62-2025 



Wflbud, Charles Wesley, 1827-1880. 

Papers, 1840-1906. 

5496 items. 

In Vermont Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, editor, and U. S. Representative from Vermont Corre- 
spondence, legal papers, bills, and published speeches, concerning the 
Wfflard family in Ohio and Kentucky, WiUard's education and con- 
gressional career, the bankruptcy of the Central Vermont Railroad 
Co., and the legal difficulties of Newburv Seminary (now Vermont 
College) in 1871. «™mk 

Purchased from N. Kovach, 1S47-50. 

MS 62-2026 

V. S. Bureau of Indian, A fairs. Agency for the PuyaHup, 
Nisqudtty. and other Indian Tribet. 

Records, 1874-80. 

2v. 

In Washington State Library. 

Two letter press boobs of outgoing correspondence and reports of 
H. D. Gibson and Robert H. Milroy, mostly to the Commissioner of 
Indian Affairs, and to the Inspector of Indian Supplies in Portland, 
Or- concerning personnel and administrative matters, Indian reser- 
vations, land allotments, supplies, and care of the Indians. Includes 
a few personal letters. 

MS 62-2027 

Gould, Charles Newton, 1868-1949. 
Papers, 1901-49. 

20 II. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Geologist and author. Correspondence, Including letters used as 
source material for Gould's writings, lectures, 2 Bcrapbooks of news- 
paper dippings, geological maps, biographical Information, biennial 
reports (1901-04) of the Oklahoma Dent of Geology and Natural 
Hlftoiy, Oklahoma Geological Survey publications, reprints of ar- 
ticles, MSS. entitled Extent of arid regions In United States, A geo- 
logical history of Oklahoma, and Oklahoma geologists and their work 
(an autobiography), ca. 60 MSS. of short essays called Geologettes: 
and copies of Gould's published works. »■«««■ . 

MS 62-2028 

Hint, Abel, 1765-1823. 

Correspondence, 1814-22. 

72 p. 

In State Historical Society erf Wisconsin collections 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Qeirgyman. Letters from Timothy Flint and Salmon Giddlnos to 
Abel Flint, secretary of the Connecticut Missionary Society atHart- 
ford, consisting of reports on their missionary activities In Ohio 
Missouri, and Illinois; on relationships with William Henry Harri- 
son at North Bend. Ohio, and Stephen Hempstead, St Louis: frontier 
religious conditions; and Flint's troubles and subsequent resignation 
from the missionary field. 

MS 62-2029 

Downs, William H J. 1819. 

Correspondence of William H. Downs and his son Edmund 
H. Downs, 1861-64. 

1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
.5f^! t i? fBlehla,,dCo - Wte - letters of William, quartermaster 
of the 25th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and speculator In cotton and 
other commodities, discuss his military duties and comment on service 
to Minnesota after the Indian outbreak of 1882 and in the southern 
Mississippi Valley during and after the siege of Vlcksburg. Letters 
of Edmund Downs describe army life and the ii.rf.hipt experienced 
by Union troops In Virginia. ' ^^™" 

MS 62-2030 



Enget, Otto. 

Papers. 1843-62. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Photocopies. 

Miscellaneous letters and documents bearing on the history of the 
Lutheran Church in Wisconsin and the United States, and relating 
especially to the Buffalo Synod. Includes letters of the Bev. Johannes 
A. A. Grabau and several Items bearing on the history of the church 
at Kirchhayn, Wis. In German. 

MS 62-2031 



Rupp, Norman Nienstedt, 1882-1942. 

Pap-re, 1875-1950. 

6 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Timberland investor. Letter books, diaries, journals, ledgers, and 
other business and family papers, concerning purchase, lease, and sale 
of timberlands in California, Florida, Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, 
Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington, in which Bupp was associated 
with his father, John J. Rupp, and with the Huron Timber Co- the 
Mitchell, Door Real Estate Co- the Rose Gold Mining and Mining co- 
and the Rupp Investment Co. 

MS 62-2032 



Taber family. 

Papers, 1827-1906. 

120 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (307) 

Correspondence concerning Iowa land ; deeds, mortgages, loans, and 
tax receipts for Michigan and Iowa lands; deeds for property In 
Castile (Wyoming Co.) N. Y., Perry (Genesee Co.) and Cayuga Co, 
N. Y.; and annnal statements (1830-65) of taxes for townships of 
Wyoming Co., N. T. 

MS62-203S 

Ravenel, Henry William, 1814-1887. 

Correspondence, 1841-86. 

215 items. 

In Clemson College Library. 

Botanist. Letters from leading American and European botanists 
and agriculturists, mostly concerning fungi, grapes, and other plants, 
and usually requesting or acknowledging specimens. Correspondents 
include Al»an Wentworth Chapman (6 Items), Mordecai Cubitt Cooke 
(7 items), and Moses A Curtis (21 items) 

Csrd index in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-2034 
Schuyler County collection, 1839-1917. 

7 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (232) 

Miscellaneous records of Schuyler Co., N. Y. and vicinity Includes 
an assessment roll from Montour Falls, N. Y. (1869) ; s poll list from 
DIx, N. Y. (1870) ; voters enrollment of Burdett N. Y. (1917) : farm 
accounts (1855-87) of Alfred Rich, Rock Stream, N. Y.; blacksmith's 
accounts (1838-61) ; and Willow Creek Station freight accounts. Le- 
high Valley Railroad. 

MS 62-2035 

Read, James. 

Papers, 1792-1875. 

244 items and S v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (222B) 

Surveyor. Correspondence and accounts relating to the Pnlteney 
estate holding lands now mainly within Steuben, Yates, Ontario and 
Wayne Counties, N. Y.; surveyor's sketches and Indentures in Steuben 
Co ; letters from Read's son John, from Illinois Territory (1810) and 
California (1850) ; an undated, unsigned letter (12 p.) of accusation 
against Dugald Cameron; daybook (1802-03), cashbook (1792-«5) 
and correspondence of Charles Williamson, and a list of deeds record- 
ing lands sold by him. Other correspondents Include Dugald Cameron. 
Joseph Fellows, and Robert Troup. wuueran. 

MS 62-2036 

Rarick, Charles Claudius, 1870-1960. 
Papers. 
6 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Methodist clergyman In Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma Territory, 
and Oregon. Autobiography and sermons. 

MS 62-2037 



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ions 



Moore family. 

Pap»rs. 1751-1930. 
459 items. 

U n f"eS™ e ii^« e ?iS) Lib^, " T • COllWti ° n 0f a"*"™ 1 *™°" and 

Correspondence, deeds, and wills of EzeMel Moore, of iinwin<_ 

Co., Ire. and of the Moore family of CecU CtoiK ? -^Sf *£3 

Papers, rent lists, and accounts tor £optriesln BrUk^N T^ 

*KS* », £** °; -' X T - ; and recollections (1824-25) of La 
Fayette, President James Monroe and his wif<T m~ tIiT.. X;. 

MS 62-2038 

EUot, Mabel, collector. 
Papers, 1859-1932. 
209 items. 

UnfJeSHrcW^^r"' 7 - C ° U * Ctton »< **™1 History and 

xf^SSSZuS^figST" * n * e -»«« — the sate 

MS 62-2039 

New York Historical Society. 

Signal books, 17T9-1862. 

3 T. 

In New Tork Historical Society collections. 

Oommodore John Barry's almal book f«m» ^fJUi J<_ %L v"""' ' 
from he.dou.rter.'n^rN.Xg ^aMiH.yMy? "^ 

MS62-2040 

Civil War Committee of Fulton and Vomer 

Records, 1861-63. 
208 items. 

V&Sg*3£2?<gS S > 1Jh ~"- C ° UecU0n of *<*"»»■ History and 

MS 62-2041 
Chemimg Co, A^. r. 

Co|£Tr., a S^ trofewChemnn « alld&!h ^ 

h!!^^ T' C0Ufictta » * **«* History and 

MS 62-2042 

Bowman, Henry. 

Papers, 1846-1929. 
221 items and 11 t 

0ni^S™ e ich?S7^ mT"' CoUteaoD * B48l0Ml »*«* ^" 

cIoa^r^^ d ^ UD ?^^Ztw^rS taE,,nlra - , ' y - ** 
dealers In S ™i.iS W) between Bowman and leather 

n^e 8 m^e?rMlcn^S^r a < d ^»i 1 £g*™J™5 ) - «* 
to Chicago by waytfthe QtmTSw-^; 125SJ *w=f">HW a trip 
ment and of a mntttalbro^lrSSJ^J^?" 38 ot a *** °«Part- 
represented protective society. Francis Bowman Ualso 

MS 62-2043 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 
Indian miscellany, 1810-455 
ca. 1U00 Items 

between the Slom and the Sac andFor £LJ!£ .""fj^jooondary 
earning the Black Hawk «£££*« r£ ^££5£ : ej™»Pondence con- 
Creek Indian warriors (iSSt^St'. ^Jf^ZS 7 ' tte n " Bter «* <* 
Unpubliahed^dVlffne re^tJrl PaPe ' S - 

MS 62-2044 



Gittinger, Roy, 1878- 
Papers, 1864r-1942. 
568 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library 
In part, transcripts. 

Inctades minutes of Eegento^SnWc^ gtee&SaSttel ^SSS 
early publications on the history oftte ™toSS, 8 SSS?'~ i tter 

tt S r^uc^.?Mr,^I^^ Sril d ^ *» >*" 
copy ^ £ Getter, .ddreas^ .«£*«£ SSS 

MS 62-2046 

Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expedition, 7*5*. 

Records, 1886-91. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Museum of the American Indian Librarv 

Hamilton Cusbing, to ^^SmtnSS^ "w^h^S"* 100 - Prank 
garet Magill Hodge. """""P". arooertc*: Webb Hodge, and Mar- 

MS 62-2046 

Bliss family. 

Diaries, 1867-88. 

10 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

.hJS^SlS^T 6 / Mra -. M " N BI1M f^ KondS). her hubaad. and 
their daughter Ida, residents of Janeevllte, Wis, Madison! and bSt 

w „ """J ^""l? 1 »"» dally runs as abroad eugEnee? MrHS!" 
her household and town activities, and Ida teicbrtiaod Saim? 

MS 62-2047 

Johnston, Fayette. 

Papsrs, 1815-61. 

77 Items. 

In University of Virginia Library (4535) 

Merchant and Army officer, of Fredericksburg, Va. Corresnond- 

SSJESSL ^i"^?" 1 "H*"- PeraonsSliitltuS^et 
S^S. tac £ de *<*?* Hume, Matthew Fontaine Maury JamesK 

eSfr/vT" 1 ^"^ -* "» *«**£ SS STR* 

Gift 1953. 

MS 62-2048 

Button, Hamilton Morris, 1908- collector. 

Autograph collection, 182^-93 

ca. 100 Items. 

In University of Virginia Library (T72) 

Microfilm (positive) 
«„il2!!? to"**** portraits, dippings, and other papers of public 
(1849^^f B^m^'i?^ 1 ?? 1 c CeD e tnI3r - Includes^^dena 
SatSth^oSS ^ J Til' U " I" Senator and Gorerno/o? New 
*Sn, % Kobert H. Morris, and material relating to the Morria 
£Sta- r> C ?f re S m ?! ,ent8 lnclnde °««W B. Baker; NathanielP 
Ba^D3, R G. T. Beauregard, Philander Chase, Henry CTaV John 

L~ ^°U- w ^ nln « to n Hunt, Joseph E. Johnston. Abbott Law 
rence^ Abraham Lincoln, Robert Walton Moore. Charles ^ ValenSne 

h"^^ 5 -. 3 ^"^ ¥ orr i£ JacoD MoITls - J <*n Cox Morris, John 
a Reagan, A. H. Schulte, Wlnfleld Scott, William Henry slwanL 
Men Ewing Sherman, William Tecomseb Sb«nian.^onre^^ 
C^rWrtSL 1 ^' D8nlel Weteter ' Crafts'TTrlg^'lnd^ 
Deposit, 1940. 

MS 62-2049 
Leavitt family. 

Letter book, 1861-65. 

l v. 

In University of Virginia Library (68) 

g^Pat^Se^d^Se^ 

Purchase, 1988. 

MS 62-2050 



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Butler County (Ohio) Historical Society. 

Miscellaneous collections, ea. 1800- 

ca. ">*t0 items. 

In Butler County Historical Society collections (Hamilton, Ohio) 

Correspondence, diaries, minntes, deeds and other land records, 
vouchers, receipts, certificates, canal tolls, Indentures, leases, bonds, 
contracts, wills, scrapbooks, programs, memoranda, autographs, lists, 
articles, printed material, maps, pictures, and other papers, largely 
concerning the history of Butler County and Hamilton, Ohio. 

MS 62-2051 



Bader, Jesse Lee, 1883- 
Papers, 1889-1951. 
410 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Librarian. Papers relating to the early history of the University 
of Oklahoma, bookplates, and 80 photos, of the Bun of 1899 and of 
pioneer life in the Oklahoma Territory. 

MS 62-2052 



Pine, William Kiss, 1877- 

Papers, 1925-42. 

100 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Businessman and TT. S. Senator from Oklahoma. Correspondence, 
speeches, newspaper clippings, certificates of nomination for U. S. 
Senate, printed matter, and photos, relating to Pine's political activi- 
ties In Oklahoma as Senator and as an unsuccessful candidate lor Gov- 
ernor, the dispute between his oil company and the Oil Workers' 
Union, banking and economic matters, railroads, and Indian affairs. 

MS 62-2053 



Pearson, John Cannon, 5. 1862. 

Papers, 1887-1948. 

6 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman and mayor of Marshall, Okla. Official correspondence 
and papers relating to Pearson's term of office as Mayor of Marshall, 
Okla., special editions of newspapers (1887-89) of Marshall, Okla. and 
Plerson, Iowa, and a certificate of membership lc and certificates of 
Incorporation of the Oklahoma City Board of Trade. Includes letters 
of the Capital Grain and Elevator Co, Oklahoma City, and letters re- 
lating to coal, grain, and real estate transactions In Marshall, Okla. 

MS 62-2054 



Otmger, Mrs. Paul T collector. 

dinger collection, 1866-1914. 

59 if ins. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Two lecture notebooks, an account book listing the names of stu- 
dents and the cost of their education, and other material relating to 
the teaching career in the East of Mrs. Olinger's great-grandfather 
EL K. Schermerhom : business correspondence and other material re- 
garding her father, William B. McAlester and her grandfather, James 
JackBon McAlester; account book (1866), land deeds of the Choctaw- 
Chlckasaw Nations, unallotted land deeds signed by Douglas EL John- 
ston and Victor M Locke, Jr., and rental and lease papers on Choctaw 
land. 

MS 62-2055 



Oklahoma State Federation of Labor. 

Records, 1903-57. 
42 r 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, proceedings (MS. and printed), reports, resolu- 
tions, press releases, clippings, posters, printed matter, and other 
papers. Includes correspondence from various locals concerning legis- 
lation, correspondence with the American Federation of Labor, with 
other state federations, and with Congressmen ; reports and documents 
of the Oklahoma Dept. of Labor, the V. S. Dept. of Labor, and the 
Joint Labor Legislative Board of Oklahoma ; minutes (1922-23) of the 
Farmer-Labor Beconstruction League; a 1907 charter of affiliation 
with the American Federation of Labor, signed by Samuel Gompers; 
and material on conventions, wage scales, elections, the League for 

Political Education, the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, 
price control of housing and other government price controls, labor In 
Israel, and other labor questions. 

MS 62-2056 



Home, Carlton Ross, 1877- 

Papers, 1836-1948. 

13 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Lawyer, judge, and civic leader of Caddo Co., Okla Correspond- 
ence which includes letters relating to Fori Cobb, Okla. and the 
Comanche Indians, a ledger of Shirley's Trading Post, and other 
papers on Indians of the Southwest as collected by Hume while serv- 
ing as tribal attorney for the Caddo Indians, together with corre- 
spondence, pamphlets, other papers, and photos, of the early years 
of the University of Oklahoma 

MS 62-2057 



Jacobson, Oscar Bronsse, 1882- 

Papers, 1915-42. 

72 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Artist and university professor. Correspondence (personal and 
with the American Federation of Arts) ; catalogs, constitutions, mem- 
bership lists, and programs of exhibits and of the conventions of the 
Association of Oklahoma Artists ; material of the University of Okla- 
homa College of Fine Arts ; and art posters, all reflecting Jacobson'e 
Interest in the development of a school of native Indian art. 

MS 62-2058 



Hntto, Robert Walton, 1885- 

Papers, 1929-47. 

325 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Banker. Correspondence, papers of the Chamber of Commerce of 
Norman, Okla., and official papers of the Oklahoma Public Expendi- 
tures Council. Includes letters relating to local banking; and letters 
of the American Bankers Association, and the Oklahoma Bankers 
Association. 

MS 62-2059 

Hundley, John W 1872- 

Business records, 1900-42. 

21 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman. Correspondence, contracts, abstracts, deeds, leases, 
mortgages, statements of account, inventories, financial records, 
promissory notes, bank statements, and tax receipts relating to 
Hundley's enterprises at Calvin, Lindsay, and Wlster, Okla, and re- 
flecting the nature of banking on the frontier In relation to cattle, 
cotton, and olL \ 

MS 62-2060 

Densmore, Benjamin, 1831-1913. 

Papers, 1845-57. 

103 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil engineer. Compositions written by Densmore while attend- 
ing Milton Academy, 1849-50; letters to him at St. Paul, Minn., by 
members of his family in Emerald Grove, Wis., and JanesvOle de- 
scribing farming conditions, railroads, land speculation in Iowa, and 
work in lumberyards; and notebooks and plats of surveys In Bock 
Co., Wis. 

MS 62-2061 

McKeown, Thomas Deitz, 1878- 
Papers, 1900-36. 
45 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, judge, and U, S. Representative from Oklahoma. Speeches 
relating to the Chickasaw Nation, the Democratic Party, and the 
Civil War; essays, articles, 2 scrapbooks; and other material per- 
taining to McKeown-s political career. 

MS 62-2062 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Records from French archives. 1RR4-1796. 

3 boxes. 

Tn State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts from originate in various depositories In France, prin- 
cipally the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of the 
Colonies. 

Concerns the French regime In Wisconsin and the Northwest, and 
French-American relations, 1798-96. 

Translations of many of the papers have been published in the 
Collections of the Wisconsin Historical Society, v. 16 (1902) p. 114- 
477, passim: v. 17 (1906) p. 1-518, passim; v. 18 (1908) p. 1-208, 
passim; and in the Reports of the American Historical Association, 
1898, p. 930-1107, passim, and 1897, p. 569-679. 

MS 62-2063 



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Dutilh and Wachsmuth, Philadelphia 
T?erirds. 1784-1879. 
lbrct. 

Sn S .,^ H J±r i J a, ^ ety ot W1 «nrain collections. 

MS 62-2064 



Alderman, Edwin Anderson, 1861-1931 
Papers, 1881-1950. 
83 ft. 
In University of Virginia Library 

(1940) Oo™i»S2!S * ^ •*• AWenna n, by Dumas Malone 
Rowland Angell, VlsSut^As^ctarta, ^^oct^S" bET 

W^^wS B °° ker * WmW »*<». Joseph R. Wilson, ana 

Gifts, 1989-50. 

MS 62-2065 



Martin, Aw. T P 

Papers, 1873-1952. 

462 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

atoTrSSS^.S? 1 ^, ^^ ' letters d^<^« life in the In- 
™ Territory; account of toe opening of theHowa-Comanche 

TO?SLS?. ^"ST* a,y »'*■"' SnfederSr^o^Se^ 
earl? ^f^ and °? her P 81 "* 3 rdaUn « t0 banking «° tt>e frontier, 
early oil development, and Oklahoma hJstory(Borresnondenrt^ 

Ayres Robertson, and Martin Edwin Trapp. ". '"wmwh 

MS 62-2066 



American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 
•Papers on religion. 

In American Philosophical Society Library 

Includes Antonio de Araujo y Azevedo's Gateclsmo braslliiv.. T«h n 

S^~»T?^ (1798-1818) ; Stephen Farnum Peckbam's ThTLoUard 
2^ w^^°^ii merl<: \, : 2EomaD Catn » lir breviaries; MA a c^ 
of tte Western Missionary Society of Pennsylvania's records («>£ 

M^d^s^. LSIteSSS? ^^ Detaan **** 

MS 62-2067 rev 



Paige, Mabeth (Hurd) 

Papers, 1943-58. 

50 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Member of the Minnesota Legislature. Correspondence speeches 
ff S^ ^^ 2** ""ewndence Includes twTurtersfrS 
the novelist Gladys Hasty Carroll, a memorandum conceit* the 
Indian problem to Minnesota from the chairman rf the Governor* 
KHZ"* 1 ^^ "* " ■"-'•■•« ««" torn! ,WaS 
■'ofsKSiS 1 ^ «""»*• , 4 £J t,roW Stassen to block ^nomlnatES 
ofachaxd Nixon at the 1956 Republican National Convention The 
speeches are mainly undated ones by Mrs. Paige on thThSory™ 
tte suffrage movement, together with a mlmSgraphed copy it a 
»peech by John Cowles on American foreign ISllcy (1954) The 
?f„f te ? . mat ? M i?. "" 1 ^ two bulletins (1955) by the Women's Dlvi- 
?c£L "V"; ae P° bUcan Committee, and a reprint of an article on the 
1958 school desegregation crisis In Little Hock, Ark. 

Descriptive Inventory In the repository. 

Gift of the estate of Mrs. Paige, 1961. 

MS 62-2068 

Edwards, Martha L d. 1926. 

Papers. 

5 boxes and 7 boxes of file cards 
^ISS^ H i S , tort< 2 1 Society of Wisconsin collections, 
in ^nfrSif^sSS J*"*, "™*" * the *°™>* Catholic Church 

MS 62-2069 



Massie family. 

Papers, 1698-1875. 

5740 items. 

J n J"5 tala Historical Society collections. 
rttata^Tn'? e » < ^i! JS , II,ess accounts - '"dentures, deeds, wills, bonds, 
ISSm&^J ?? 1 ** t0Banta * lawsuits, other legal docnmen£ 
sem^w B ^JS Ri SS-2 sro ^ ed blUs o* *■» Vlrglnu GeneralS 
1££r.J8 aS f£ BS) ' report U and ^solutions of the Continental Con! 
SS»°i .°^ "f" 6 "' "* buIk °* t"* "Section TOMlstoTcoiTe- 
spondence and business accounts of Thomas Massie, of Frederick, Am- 
herst and. Nelson Counties, Va. Other correspondents Sclute 

Sn^?,. A jS n ^ Samuel I , Allen ' Lucy Ho I* in8 Johnston Ambler/John 
Ball Charles Flemtag Bates, Samuel Beall, Grace Bradfute, Pegg? 
Bradfute, Lucy Carter Burwell, Nathaniel Burwell, Samuel Jordan 
CabeU, William H. Cabell, Robert Carter, William F. Carter, Herbert 
Claiborne, John Pendleton Cobbs, Nancy Coffey, William H. Coleman. 
Sally Crews Shelton Crosthwait, Mary Morris Johnston Dillon Cun- 

5S3?£?ft.>?S!S 1 ^^' wmiajn B- Dabney, Leroy Daingerfleld, 
Philip Dold Philip Francis. Peachey Franklin, William Adams Fry: 
William Gait, John G. Gamble, Robert Gamble, Patrick Gibson. Fran- 
cis Gildart Charles Goore, Moses Greenwood, Henry Gurney, Bryan 
Hampson, William B. Hare, Thomas D. Harris, William Hartshorne. 
Elizabeth Ann Macon Heath, Alexander Henderson, Nathaniel H11L 
N. Hnghart, Charles Johnston, Frances Steptoe Langhorne. Henry 
Scalsbrook Langhorne, Andrew Lewis, James Drew McCaw, James 
McDonald, T. H. Macon, Thomas Macon, John Marshall, William 
Marshall, John Mason, James Maury, Mary Fitzhugh Grymes Ran- 
dolph Meade, John D. Morris, Sarah Nelson Burwell Nelson, Eliza- 
beth Page, Maria Horsmanden Byrd Page, Ludnda Steptoe Penn, 
Mary C. Preston Massie Pleasants, John Pryor, George D Spratt, 
Charles A. Stuart, Frandsca Thomson, and members of the Anderson, 
Cocke, Johnston, Massie, and Steptoe families. 

Collection has been analyzed by the society. 

Gifts of Thomas James Massie, before 1901 ; of Mrs. Corbln Brax- 
ton Valentine. 1980. 

MS 62-2070 

Efiet, Charles, 1810-1862. 

Papers, 1827-1926. 

ca. 18,000 items. 

In University of Michigan Transportation Library. 

Civil engineer. Correspondence, reports, memoranda, recommen- 
dations, estimates, notebooks, maps, contracts, specifications, deeds, 
receipts, and other papers. Bulk of the correspondence consists of 
EUets official and private correspondence after he had been commis- 
sioned Colonel In the Union Army and made commander of the Union 
ram fleet; official and private correspondence (1843-63) of his son, 
Charles Rivers Ellet; and correspondence of his brother, Alfred 
Washington Ellet, who succeeded him as commander of the ram fleet 
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Ellet, Charles, 1810-1862. Papers, 1827-1926. (Omttmied) 
Its tributaries. Correspondents include H. Addison, George E. 
Badger. James Baker, John Bell. James Buchanan, Simon Cameron, 
Salmon P. Chase, Lot Clark, the Grand Dnke Constantine of Russia, 
C. H. Davis, Jefferson Davis, James C. Dobbin, David Glasgow Farra- 
gut, Loyall Farragut, John B. Floyd. John Charles Fremont, Sir 
James Graham, Ulysses S. Grant, Henry Wager Halleck, Joseph 
Henry, Jonathan Knight, Benjamin H. Latrobe, Abraham Lincoln (1 
letter) , George B. McClellan, Edwin Dennison Morgan, Soger Nelson, 
Lord Palmerston, David D. Porter, John Randal, S. W. Roberts, John 
A. Roebllng, Mattas Romero, John McAllister Schofleld, Winfleld 
Scott, Charles B. Sedgwick, Thomas O. Selfridge, William Henry 
Seward, John Sherman, William T. Sherman, Edwin M. Stanton, 
George Crockett Strong, Thomas Sweeney, Lorenzo Thomas, James 
Madison Tuttie, Gideon Welles, Canvass White, John EUls Wool, and 
Benjamin Wright. 

Purchased from Elvira D. Cabell, 1936. 

MS 62-2071 



Mississippi Dept. of Archives and History. 

Official records, 1810-1947. 

100 items, 36 v. and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In Mississippi Dept of Archives and History. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Official correspondence, record books, daybook, cashbook. fee book, 
land deed book; tax records, court records, court docket, briefs; re- 
ceipts, plantation notes; journal, minutes, annual report, constitution; 
inventory of archives, Indexes, directory, list of names ; radio scripts, 
translations of documents, maps, and miscellaneous papers. Persons 
and institutions prominently mentioned are Adams County Poorhouse; 
Board of Inspectors, Mississippi State Penitentiary ; cli cult courts of 
Jefferson and Sunflower counties ; M. A. Clark, James J. Collier ; 
Commissioners of Direct Taxes for District of Mississippi ; Democratic 
State Executive Committee; Anthony Foster of Sardls, Miss.; George 
M. Govan, secretary of state of Mississippi ; Hinds County Jail, and 
School Board; Langsdale (Clarke Co.) Post Office; Lawrence Co.! 
Leflore Co. courts; Mississippi-Tennessee Boundary Commission; 
Fleming Moore, justice of the peace; Orphans Court, Madison Co.; 
George B. Power ; probate courts of Attala and Choctaw counties ; 
Will Purvis, defendant in various Mississippi courts; Rankin Co. 
court, and supervisors ; D. L. Saloman, secretary-treasurer of the Mis- 
sissippi Association of Supervisors ; A. J. Smith, justice of the peace ; 
United States District Court; Warren Co. sheriff and tax collector; 
and Works Progress Administration; Adult Education and Nursery 

School Project, Civil Works Administration for Mississippi, Federal 
Emergency Belief Administration, and Mississippi Writers' Project 
Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-2072 



MeCardle, William H 

Papers, 1863-93. 

162 items. 

In Mississippi Dept of Archives and History. 

Confederate Army officer, newspaper editor, and author, of Vlcks- 
burg. Miss. Correspondence, historical MSS., newspaper clippings, 
photos., and other papers. Part of the material was collected for use 
In writing A history of Mississippi, from the discovery of the great 
river by Hernando De Soto, including the earliest settlement made by 
the French under Iberville, to the death of Jefferson Davis, by Robert 
Lowry and William H. MeCardle (published 1891). The principal 
MSS. are as follows : The great War Between the States ; The Indians 
in Mississippi ; The infamy of {James R.] Chalmers ; History of jour- 
nalism in Mississippi; CoL William H. MeCardle: his services to the 

Confederacy; The Planters Bank bonds; Biographical sketches of 
eighty-seven Misslsslpplans; Humphreys family; George Poindexter; 
Recollections of the organization and history of the 24th Mississippi 
Regiment of the Confederate States Army, by W. F. Dowd ; and Wil- 
kinson County, a lecture, by C. P. Wilson. Also, a group of photos, of 
prominent men of the Confederacy, collected by MeCardle for his 
history. The correspondence Includes some letters (1885) recommend- 
ing MeCardle for appointment as second comptroller of the U. S. 
Treasury, addressed to James Z. George, L. Q. C. Lamar, and Grover 
Cleveland. There are copies of 3 letters of 1865, from B. D. Pritchard 
to the Adjutant General, Edwin M. Stanton to N. A. Miles, and from 
Miles to Stanton, in regard to the imprisonment and shflrfrHng f 
Jefferson Davis. Other correspondents Include James L. Alcorn, 
P. G. T. Beauregard, Thomas C. Catchings, James R. Chalmers, 
Charles Clark, Jefferson Davis, W. S. Featherston, Charles E. Hooker, 
Benjamin G. Humphreys, L. Q. C. Lamar, Stephen D Lee, Robert 
Lowry, J. S. McNeily, S. M. Meek, F. A. Montgomery, J. C. Pemberton, 
JT. C. Pemberton, Jr., Reuben O. Reynolds, G. D. Shands, Alex. P. 
Stewart, John M. Stone, Edward C. Walthall, W. T. Walthall, and 
T. J. Wharton. 

Girt of Annie F. MeCardle, 1947 and 1958. 

MS 62-2073 



Longacre, Mrs. Glenn V collector. 

Harrison and Doddridge Counties papers, 1778-1955. 

1 box und 1 folder. 

In West Virginia University Library (1015, 1018) 

Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other papers. Includes 
letters of World War z servicemen and nurses, papers of the Hick- 
man family of Harrison County, letter from a State Medical So- 
ciety committee concerning a study of the medical botany of the 
State (1868), a series of published letters of L. P. Willis who was a 
teacher in the Philippine Islands and Japan for 20 years, newspaper 
clippings, mainly from Doddridge and Harrison Counties, concerning 
marriages, deaths, and family history, and weather and flood data. 

Gift and loan from Mrs. Longacre, 1957. 

MS 62-2074 



lippi. Dept. of Archives and History. 

Literary manuscripts and related papers, 1803-1957. 

ca. SO items, 2 v., and 1 roll of microfilm. 

In Mississippi Dept of Archives and History. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopy. 

Chiefly historical sketches (Including reminiscences), along with 
biographies, autobiographies, bibliographies, poetry, trial records, 
copyright records, and lecture notes, all usually short Authors are 
Louisa Antoinette Alaux, of New Orleans, Bette E. Barber, Charles 
A. Barton, Mrs. L W. Beauchamp, Edwin C.Bearas, Beulah Vick 
Bickley, Dalton B. Brady. E. a Campbell, T. W. Crigler, Maude 
Bllzey, J. Paul Faulkner, Warren E. Grabau, F. Douglas Halverson, 
Annie E. Harper, Edward Randolph Hopkins, Grace Clementine Huff, 
Joseph 3. Hunter, T. F. Jackson, Robert A. Jarman, Cecil Johnson, 
Eliza Ann Lanier, Plnutus Iberus Llnsey, T. N. Martin, Dr. Patton, 
Lillian Sutter, Ida Barlow Trotter, James D. Wallace, Sr., Mrs. John 
Cayce Wax; and William Young Westervelt Includes a descriptive 
register of Attala Co.; an anonymous MS. of the Historical Pageant- 
Spectacle for Clarksdale, Miss. ; copyright records for 71 books, 
pamphlets, maps, and pieces of music copyrighted by Misslssippians 
between 1850-70; records (in English and In French) of the trial of 
Samuel Mason, highwayman; histories of the Mississippi Federation 
of Women's Clubs; printer's copy of one vol of Mississippi Histori- 
cal Society Publications; and copies of cards relating to Jefferson 
Davis, William Faulkner, Joseph H. Ingraham, and Stark Xoung 
from the Work Progress Administratlonls Bibliography of American 
Literature. 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-2075 



Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 

Diaries and journals, 1493 f-1864. 

ca. 10 items and ca. 15 v. 

In William L. Clements Library (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. 

In part, photocopies. 

Antonio de Aspa's description (ca. 1518) of the first voyages of 
Columbus; William Bell's journal (1830-33) containing notes on the 
Barbadoes, on slavery, and on Gibraltar; Landon Carter's diary 
(1764-67), containing extracts from The compleat body of hus- 
bandry; Bartolome de las Casas' abridgement (1493?) of Columbus' 
journal of his first voyage; Joseph Chadwick's Journal (1764) of 
the survey of a route from Penobscot to Quebec; journal (1833) of 
a trip from Philadelphia to Boston, kept by the son of Amos A. 
Evans; E. M. Greenley's journal (1863-64) of a European trip; 
journals (1754-79), together with reports and several letters, of 
Henry Hamilton; extracts from the diary (1774-80) of Thomas 
Hutcniupfn; a diary (1861) of the voyage from Japan to the United 
States, with descriptions of Hawaii, California, Washington and New 
York, by a member of the first official Japanese mission to the United 
States; the diary (1799-1801) of Tobias Lear, private secretary to 
George Washington and Consul General to Santo Domingo ; the 
journal (1802) of Nathaniel Little, describing the round trip from 
Massachusetts to Ohio; the diary (1788-69) of Wllllam Rolllnson, 
describing the voyage from Liverpool to New York; Vallette Lau- 
dun's Journal (1720) of the trip from Toulon to Louisiana; and the 
anonymous diary (1818-19) of two Englishmen traveling on the 
continent 

Described separately in Guide to the manuscript collections in the 
William L. Clements Library, compiled by H. H. Peckham (1942) 
and in the 2d ed., compiled by W. S. Ewing (1853) 

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Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 

Military papers, 1540-1865. 

ca. 110 items and ca. 15 v. 

In William L Clements Library (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. 

In part, transcript and photocopies. 

Orderly books kept by or for General Thomas Barbee, David Bra- 
dish, Colonel Henry Bouquet, several British units including a Loyal- 
ist regiment. Sir William Howe, and one kept at the American head- 
quarters at Valley Forge; diaries and journals kept by William 
Boston, a Ovu War soldier, by Armand de la Croix, Doc de Castries, 
who was with Rochambeau's fleet, by Count Charles Henri d-Estaing 
and a French army engineer named O'Connor, describing the siege of 
7?S?> n0 r I Jonatnan French who served with Massachusetts troops 
(1757), by Reuben Smith Goodman, a clergyman, who described his 
work In Civil War hospitals, by Jehu Hay, a British officer stationed 
at Detroit, by an unidentified Hessian soldier, and by Robert 
Navanv. royal notary In Detroit ; and miscellaneous items concerning 
the American Revolution belonging to the Castellane family, a muster 
of men and equipment before Coronado's expedition northward, sig- 
nal book for the fleet commanded by Count d'Estalng, prescription 
book and case reports kept by Amos A. Evans during the War of 
1812, miscellaneous records of the British Army in America, several 
letters of John Hale, receiver general of Lower Canada Admiral 
Richard Howe's instructions to the British fleet in American waters, 
statements concerning the battles at Lexington and Concord, and the 
siege of Louisburg in 1745, letters of James MacDonald, British 
officer, logbook and other papers of the Chevalier de Montell during 
the American Revolution, adjutant general's records for the conti- 
nental army, and letters of James Wilkinson relating to administra- 
tion of the Northwest Territory: and two books, both anonymous 
concerning the American Revolution. 

Described separately in Guide to the manuscript collections in the 
William L. Clements Library, compiled by H. H. Peckham (1942) 
and in the 2d ed., compiled by W. S. Ewing (1953) 

MS 62-2077 



Moravian Church. 

Records, 1747-1858. 

58 ft 

In Moravian Archives (Bethlehem, Pa. 

Gemein-Nachrichten; reports from the Unity Elders' Conference - 
and minutes and results of General Synods. The Gemein-Nachrich- 
ten, also called Hutten-Diarimn and Jungerhaus-DIarium, contained 
letters, reports of churches and church workers, church diaries, ser- 
mons, short addresses, biographies, poems, liturgical services and 
hymns, and (1747-65) a running account of the day's events at the 
headquarters of the Moravian Church in Herrnhut, Germany, or 
etaewnert Many of the sermons, addresses, and poems are by Count 
Klcolaus L. von Zlnzendorf, Johannes de WattevUie, and Augustus G 
Snangenberg. Includes diaries, letters, biographies, and reports from 
Egypt, England, Greenland, Labrador, Surinam, Africa, Germany, 

Danish West Indies, and Jamaica. The Gemein-Nachrichten was a 
sort of handwritten newspaper which transmitted these communi- 
cations, sometimes condensed, to all the important Moravian centers. 
The material is in German, with a few translations into English. 
List of contents of the Gemein-Nachrichten in the repository 
Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 62-2078 



Ebey, Winfield Scott, 1831-1865. 

Papers. 1850-65. 

3 ft (ca! 400 items) 

In University of Washington Library. 

Lawyer Correspondence, financial material, and other papers. 
Concerns the frontier, pioneer life, politics, and government of Wash- 
ington Territory ; the overland Journey from Missouri to Washington: 
wars with the Pacific Coast Indians; and the John Day River region 
to Oregon. Correspondents include Francis A. Chenoweth, George 
W ;£? rU ^: I i aac Neff Ebey ' Blwood Evan s. Edmund Claire Fitzhugh 
Seludus Garfielde. Granville Owen Haller, William Winiock Miner 
Henry Boeder, J. X H. Van Bokkelen, William Henson Wallace, and 
t ^/St?*™ Wnltwortl >- The material is related to the library's 
Isaac N. Ebey collection. 

Finding aids in the library. 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Information on literary rights available in the llbrarv 
Purchased from Robert L. Hawley, 1960 



MS 62-2079 



Hollon, William Eugene, 1913- collector. 

Hollon collection, 1840-67. 

62 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence (family and official) of Randolph Barnes Marcy 
extracts from his records and his journal of inspection (1871) to- 
gether with his report to Major Porter; Captain Loriug's report on 
the Marcy expedition ; correspondence and other papers of Zebulon 
m. Pike; colonization contract with the Republic of Texas (1843) 
signed by Sam Houston and correspondence relating to it; a letter 
(1867) from H. Douglas to the Assistant Adjutant General, Dent of 
Missouri, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; William Bollaert-s Journal with 
?"?? "£, *5? Tr ' ml ^ and Sabine rivers ; MSS. entitled So goes the mall 
by B. H. Brown, and Butterfleld Overland Mail and trail ; article for 
the Youths companion by George B. McClellan ; reprint entitled A 
Spanish Arrastra in Wichita Mountains ; a map of the layout of the 
Great Square at San Antonio, as well as other Indian Territory and 
Texas maps and documents. 

MS 62-2080 



Anderson, Rasmus Bjorn, 1846-1936. 

Papers, 1841-1936. 

16 v. and 33 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Teacher, editor, businessman, and diplomat Includes 30 boxes of 
general correspondence. In Norwegian, English, and other languages • 
family correspondence; translations, articles, and addresses; social 
memorabilia from Anderson's years in the diplomatic service, an 
account book for a Mexican rubber plantation, a grocery account 
book, a caahbook, a notebook, and diaries kept by Mrs. Anderson (8 v„ 
1876-89, with some gaps). Correspondence relates to Anderson's 
twct i ln g at Albion Academy and the University of Wisconsin, his 
service (1885-89) as Minister to Denmark, his writings, and his busi- 
ness enterprises, which included the sale of life Insurance, the 
American agency for a Norwegian cod liver oil, and the development 
of a rubber plantation in Mexico. Correspondents include Anderson's 
classmates at Luther College, Decorab, Iowa; faculty members there 
and at Albion Academy ; aspiring writers and translators of Scandi- 
navian literature ; notable critics and authors ; newspaper and maga- 
zine editors; hook publishers and dealers; churchmen; committees 
seeking Anderson's services as a lecturer; guests whom he had enter- 
tained; personal friends; pioneer Norwegian settlers; diplomats, 
travelers, and people interested in the study of Scandinavian life and 
literature. 

MS 62-2081 



Scott, Matthew Thompson, 1828-1891. 

Papers, 1831-1900. 

11,000 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives. 

Businessman and landowner. Correspondence, business diaries, 
notebooks, rental agreements, deeds, abstracts of title, contracts, 
promissory notes, and tax receipts relating to the establishment and 
development of a 55,000 acre frontier estate (to McLean, Livingston 
Ford, Piatt, Coles, Champaign, Iroquois, Vermillion, Woodford, La 
Salle, and Macon Counties, 111.) and a 5,600 acre estate (in Mills, 
M on ona, Montgomery, Calhoun, and Cass Counties, Iowa) by Scott 
acting In conjunction with various members of the Scott family and 
George W. Brand, Richard and Joel Higgins, Samuel P Humphreys 
William H. Latham, Courtney Pickett, James Bobbins, James Suy- 
dam, and Stephen Swift The earliest papers (1831) Include two 
letters written by the Rev. Lewis W. Green as a student at Tale and 
at the Theological Seminary, Princeton, to Willis Green of Danville, 
Ky. Notebooks and papers dating from 1852 describe to detail entries 
of land from the Federal Government, purchases from private in- 
dividuals, purchase and sale of land warrants, development of tenant 
farms in McLean Co., IH., costs of breaking prairie, construction of 
houses, fences, wen digging, planting of fruit trees, purchase of farm 
equipment seed, and stock, hiring of farm hands, and records of 
crop yields. Includes detailed information on the development of the 
town of Chenoa, IU., the partnerships between Scott and others, fi- 
nancial agreements, tax difficulties, land sales, and rental agreements ; 
three long series of letters from agents who managed the land for Mrs. 

5^ J^f S 2 Btf ? death m 18M xuxm recent yea". Showing prob- 
lems of farm development, management, and tenant-landlord-alent re- 
lationships ; corporate papers, bylaws, charters, deeds, leases, state- 
ments of dividends, contracts and agreements with local labor unions 
?.™ £ e „ S ^ m 2" Tt, „ ou Co- renting to the business of the McLean 
%TZS£ 'S.iS 1 oomln S ton ' ™- (1868-1928) ; and letters showing 
«r5JSS5! ™ ^'Ftl m 3 a *S<* <* her husband's land holdings and 
as president general of the D. A. R. ^"™ 

Gift of Carl and Julia Scott Trooman. 

MS 62-2082 



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Oklahoma. Geological Survey. 
Records, 188(4-1959. 
66 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence relating to early settlements, freight and stage 
roads, Indians, military posts, natural history, and oil fields; maps, 
and photos. 

MS 62-2083 



Lee, Edmund Jennings, I. 1853. 
' Papers, 1753-1904. 

152 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Physician and genealogist. Consists of correspondence and notes 
of Lee concerning the Lee family ; and his collection of letters, financial 
records, and other papers of many famous members of the family. 
Persons mentioned (excepting the Lees) Include George Carter, Rob- 
ert Carter, Lawrence Lewis, Gawin Corbin Turberville, Bushrod Wash- 
ington, and Corbin Washington. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of Charles S. Lee, through Cazenove G. Lee, Jr., 1941. 



MS 62-2084 



Anneke, Fritz. 

Papers of Fritz Anneke and of his wife, Mathilde 
Franziska Anneke, 1791-1884. 

2 t. and 8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, literary MSS., and addresses, of Fritz Anneke, 
exiled ledder of the Rhine Revolution who made his home in Milwau- 
kee, and his wife Mathllde Franziska Anneke, author, editor, and 
pioneer in the woman suffrage movement in Wisconsin; together with 
a two- volume sketch of the Annekes by Henriette M. Heinzen in col- 
laboration with Hertha Anneke Sonne. Much of the collection con- 
sists of correspondence between the Annekes, In which they discuss 
family affairs, their literary pursuits, the progress of the revolution- 
ary movement, and world events. Includes material on the anti- 
slavery agitator, Sherman Booth ; on Peter Engelmann, who conducted 
a rival English-German academy in Milwaukee; and on other persons 
prominent In Milwaukee's early history. Correspondents of Fritz 
Anneke during the Civil War Include Adolf J. Cramer, John Knell, 
Henry Orff, and Governor Edward Salomon. Correspondents of Mrs. 
Anneke include Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Eliza- 
beth Smith Miller. Approximately 400 letters (1587-83) are from 
Cecilie Kapp, for many years professor of German at Vassar College- 
Other single or small groups of letters Indicate the place held by the 
Annekes in American and German political and literary circles: one 
from Baron yon Stein to Mrs. Anneke's grandfather In 1781; a few 
from the revolutionary poets, Ferdinand Freiligrath and Gottfried 
Klnkel and members of their families ; several from the Countess 
Sophie yon Hatzfeldt after the death of Ferdinand Lassalle in 1864; 
and a small number from the newspaper publisher Karl Heinzen. 

MS 62-2085 



Comstock, John, 1812-1890. 

Papers, 1838-1914. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Businessman, civic leader, and State legislator of Hudson, Wis. 
Correspondence and family papers. Letters to Comstock from August 
Gaylord of St Croix Falls, from S. S. Vaughn of Bayfield, and from 
Asaph Whittlesey of Ashland, outline the political hopes of their re- 
spective localities after the Republican victory of I860. Letters writ- 
ten in the 1860*s and 1870*8 by D. A. Baldwin, president of the West 
Wisconsin Railroad and of the Tomah and Lake St Croix Railroad, 
and by S. H. Clough of Superior, deal with the construction and 
financing of railroad lines in the St Croix valley. Correspondence 
with William Wilson of Knapp, Stout, and Company of Menomonie 

and with Joseph G. Thorp, president of the Ban Claire Lumber Com- 
pany, concerns the legislative measures needed by the lumber industry 
In the 1860's. Among Comstock's other correspondents were Gover- 
nors William E. Smith and William D. Hoard, and Congressman Cad- 
wallader Colden Washburn. Family papers inclnde Civil War corre- 
spondence between members of the Comstock and Andrews families, 
mainly involving James A. Andrews, Comstock's nephew, who served 
in Co. A of the 44th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment; and 
documents relating to land transactions in Hudson and in Michigan. 

MS 62-2086 



Collins family. 

Papers, 1844-1939. 

345 items and 3 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (632) 

Chiefly correspondence between Lieutenant George K. Collins, 
Co. I, 149th Regt, New York Volunteers, and his family of Syracuse, 
describing army life and campaigns of the Civil War, the Battles of 
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Lookout Mountain, and others, with 
comments upon tactics, policies, and commanding officers. Includes 
a blacksmith account (1849-53) from Spafford, N. T. ; an account 
book (1844-46) of Dr. John Collins of Spafford, N. Y., listing calls, 
medications, and treatments; and the accounts (1868-78) of an 
insurance agent of Syracuse. 

MS 62-2087 



Carrington, Isaac Howell, 1827-1887. 

Papers, 1840-1932. 

705 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Confederate officer and attorney. Correspondence, and personal 
and business papers relating to Carrlngton's duties as provost mar- 
shal of Richmond, Va., to his law practice with Robert Ould (1865- 
81), to Virginia politics, and to the Whig Party in the 1840*8 and 
1860's. The Civil War letters are concerned with camp life, ship- 
ments of supplies, military defenses, army organization, recruitment, 
restrictions, war rumors, officers, and desertion. Among the topics 
mentioned in the post-war correspondence are the price of slaves, 
prisoners of war, exchange equivalents of Confederate and green- 
back currency, the release of Jefferson Davis from prison, the im- 
peachment trial of Andrew Johnson, plantations in Louisiana, and 
railroad affairs. Includes the autograph letter collections of Oar- 
rington's son Seddon Carrington and of Mary Coles Carrington. 
Many of the letters from the 1890*8 years are replies to requests for 
autographs by Seddon and Mary Coles Carrington. Some of the 
correspondents in 1900-01 write about Civil War battles, troops, and 
conditions in certain regiments. Correspondents Include Joseph R. 
Anderson, John B. Floyd, James L. Kemper, George W. C. Lee, 
Thomas M. Logan. William Mahone, William H. Payne, George E. 
Pickett James A. Seddon, Gustavus W. Smith, Peter B. Starke, Wil- 
liam B. Taliaferro, John R. Tucker, and William C. Wickham. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1960, 1951, and 1957. 

MS 62-2088 



Morrison, Dorilus, 1814-1897. 

Papers, 1706-1913. 

ca. 2 ft (2000 Items and 12 v.) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Businessman, mayor of Minneapolis, and Minnesota State senator. 
Correspondence, diaries, deeds, leases, financial statements, genealogi- 
cal data, newspaper clippings, notebooks/account books, daybook, 
and record books. The papers from 1706-1844 are those of the Whlt- 
more family of Cumberland Co, Mass. and Livermore, Me. and relate 
to land transfers and taxation, the settlement of estates, the Whlt- 
more business enterprises, and family history. The papers of Dorilus 
Morrison, starting in 1844, and those of his son, Clinton, starting In 
the 1860's, deal with the many phases of the Minnesota career of 
the family; land transactions, the Minneapolis Mill Co., water power 
at the Falls of St Anthony, pine land acquisitions, Morrison's saw- 
mill, business relationships with the Washburn family, Mississippi 
River navigation between the FaDs of St Anthony and Sank Rapids, 
the Morrisons' flour mills, the Minneapolis park system, and the Con- 
solidated Elevator Co. of Duluth. Includes an autograph album and 
a collection of autographs of many well known individuals such as 
John WUkes Booth, Ole Bull, Salmon P. Chase, Horace Greeley. Ed- 
ward Everett Hale, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Julia Ward Howe, Wil- 
liam Dean Howella, Joseph Jefferson, H. W. Longfellow, Julia Mar- 
lowe, Adelina Pattt, Charles Sumner, and Bayard Taylor. 

Descriptive Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Morrison's great grandson, Clinton Morrison, 1959. 

MS 62-2089 



Francis family. 

Papers, 1776-1906. 

57 Items and 12 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (263,555) 

Journal (1776) of Colonel Ebenezer Francis, describing his activ- 
ities from the *""» he set out from Cambridge camp, his contacts with 
George Washington, other patriot officers, and the Continental Con- 
gress, towns In New England, skirmishes, ship-movements, army 
gossip, and a plot by the mayor of New York to seize General Wash- 
ington ; Francis family letters describing a visit to Harvard College 
(1787) and discussing the division of family property, the use of land 
warrants In Ohio, the sale of land In Georgia, and comparative prices 



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Francis family. Papers, 1776-1906. (Continued) 

J£2?' J. 1 f tter "PS*** (1884-85) of John "Morgan Francis (1823- 
189T) diplomat and proprietor of the Troy daily times ; clippings and 
scrapboota of his son, Charles S. Francis (alumni trustee of Cornell 
University and ambassador to Austria-Hungary under Theodore 
Boosevelt) and grandson John M. Francis ; and otherpapers. 

M S 62-2090 

Stephens, Alexander Hamilton, 1812-1883. 

Papers, 1822-1911. 

3020 Items and 3 v. 

In Duke University Library. 
JlSStS^S^i Confederate Tlce^iresldent Personal legal and 
polittca] ^ correspondence, together with scattered newgpa^ dfcplnsj 
related to various aspects of Stephens' career. Political and personal 
%SZ5? Me 2? t " m,Drt » es over naif of the collection. Indudestator- 
mation on Stephens' political views, his personal affairsT slarory ta 
ft?£l?!5$2S! ff*l± ** a^topmeotoir Southernlectlonatom! 
tte crises of 1850, his temporary retirement In 18B», Us Uw worthte 
lack of enthusiasm for secession and his part In the Geonrla «££■£« 

''SFEESfc ** f^ naa m ^ederateX^dSl leader 

of minonry sentUnent In the Confederate government,™ view? m 
the conduct of the war, his attendance at fie HsmKon RoauTco?- 

JfS^i 11 iS 65 'i omm S? ia i and economic conditions In the South, life 
^.^J ,!? **& "£■ St^**™ 1 attitudes toward Keeonstasction 
SSjKfSS--?? 11 ?™'^* wrlmg « *** memoirs, and h*TSSei»S 
SS? r'-S.^rSi b S ther £ nton -~ Correspondents include A^steTd 
Burt Lewis Cass, Henry Clay, Henry Cleveland, D. L. Clinch, Ann 
iftSl^? 1 ? (< S* t, f a ??> Coleman, George W. Crawford, Jefferson 
JtJf^ 17 . ^gTl*!"** w - T"™. and William TurneT 
Card Index In the library. ^^ *■»»«««•. 

Acquired, 1846- 

„. . _ MS 62-2091 

whaley, Thomas, 1823-1890. 

Papers, 1799-1953. 

ca. 25,070 Items, 
^the Junipero Serra Museum, Tbomas Whaley House (San Diego, 

Me"j«nt, notary public, and city official of San Diego, Calif Cor- 
deeds^SJS*^ <md ta »"«) <"aries. Journals ^ocumeVte. 
deeds, abstracts of titles, account books, genealogical materiaTnmL 
papercUpplngs, pictures, memorebllCalri rfhtr ^Pe^Tlncluae^ 
Whaley family papers and material lelattag toT^aley^oyaget and 
^^t^JT^ da ?« °* Civn War asYcMlL^ploye?^ 

vaAmsTS^SS^ " riU *, ta Sitka - A 1 ** 8 «« aiouncSmai hS 
janons business enterprises, and his services to the city aJdconnti 
government of San Diego. Names of persons, firmTaSE ta^SleTren! 
resented Include A. J. Babb, Charbonnler family, Phmjl S^Xai^ 

SlTS^i??!!* S ' ** Goafrota «amny, De Launay family, Augus- 
tus S. Eiswort^ Guardian Life Insurance Co. ofNew^rkCto 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository 

£^^°£^£ a E_ rtgnts araUab]e ta tbe^ptsttSry. 
Deposited by the Whaley family, 1957-61. 

en. _. « MS62-2092 

Sheppard, George S 

Papers, 1717-1933. 
823 items. 

^eSnV^^^^b) 0011 ^ 011 0i "*-' Hist0 ^ * nd 
PeriMi er ;n b rK ne ? man - and amatcn r historian of Penn Tan N T 

S d ,„?^ MMra d0CT ^ te re ^^o^n°Tan a^lSo^T 
^. d ^ lette ^i^ ,n MnL Stafforo C- Oevetod a^d J^Mu.ieI?s 
Sf'n*".? J S S! e °^ t »*■ Steward concerning th? fatfof tteMS 
SLK 11 -?^* of the unfinished second volume of Stafford a 
Oe^etaid s Yates County history of which only two SJL « TE& 

MS 62-2093 
Murray, Eleanor (CanfieM) Jennings, 1866-1949, collector. 
Mrs. John H. Murray collection, 1805-1924. 
01 items. 

UnWeS5 e A^?;et ^ f41o, L1,,ra^y • C ° ,leCtl<m « B «~ i Hls ^ * nd 

~ 1 S^" r ^SS ld ^. ee ' Siff 7 " < 186 *-«5). account books, daybook tax re- 
^^'/^S- b JS^ alaes - PampWeta. and other records incradS 
STcando^T T 2 ^f V" 1 G S£ u 3 y " Proprietor ofTio^gin?noS 
TO „ f ° , iLJl\ of t" e Van ="«> H °tel, Vanettenville, N^T7(185T- 
0888%8) ^d ra i 8 r J e ^^ e ?, by J ' a Jenn > D « s of Candor. XT. 

HepubBcan canvas book (1820), dlSScM ai SCandoTN t^'and 
accounts and records (1908-16) concerning Cando?, N *T. ' 

MS 62-2094 



Mead, George M 

Papers, 1853-1901. 
556 items. 

n !l£°2^ ^ lver »JS r „ Library. Collection of Regional History and 
university Archives (318) 

Methodist minister. Correspondence, sermons, and other pacers. 
P^^fL? 18 ^? 611 naattas to Ives Seminary, Antwerp, N. T ud 
2JF5? 1 1? e ' t Y " ; correspondence relating to the National Accident 
Society, New Tork City, to Inventions and a water-filter business In 
New Tork and the Middle West, to the Seneca Chief Vineyard Co 
Lt«L and to Denver real estate; letters from the Bemington brothers 
i ? on ' , J" ; and correspondence and other material relating to 
iSS J? 1 ?i! , l ,ltlon ta , HarTls C " Tet ' """ se ttlera drawn from Ne- 
braska, by La Porte Investment Co, Syracuse. 

MS 62-2095 



MeCaD family. 

Papers, 1749-1924, 
1320 Items and 81 v. 

Un^eSrPlrSveT^T^' ^^^ ° f Ee8l0Mj History — 
(>rfe||)ontoce and doCTimente of the MeCall family of Steuben 
S?"" T'*r2? bulk •* the <» 1I eetion Is composed of the correspond- 
^ < ? h and , d i arles * ASS.'- McCaU - a »awyerrt Bath% r!Many 
^ S!o d ^ rie ^ C0Ter McCa 5 s traTete - ™<*«llng a trip to Callfornii 
in 1849-50. The correspondence relates to Hamilton and Union Col- 
Jegw, Democratic ^politics, plans for western colonlsaUon, 01™^- 

Z^"' Kli l * emon ' "^ J*"* otner ""J 80 * °f cStemiorSy 
Interest Include papers and diaries of James MeCall containing 

F 5 n 5!J 0n .,. 0n ^"f 9°- T hlstor y- Correspondents include JamS 
P. Chamberlain, Charles A. Loomls, and James S. McLaury. 

MS 62-2096 



Lewis, John Lhry, 1813-1889. 
Papers, 1810-19^8. 
1227 items and 2 v. 

rnlveS™ lV5jver Ity UbrSTT - C °" eCt,0n ° f B ^ ioMl St3to ^ and 

n»^^« and *- b, i Biness ""espondence, Masonic documents, and 
papers relating to temperance and education. Includes correspond- 
ence on Masonic matters in Tates and Ontario counties, N Tm- 
n«£ fffltaclry, and Ireland; a Masonic minute book(1847-48)™ 

¥%Lj^SUJ*?58£j!? m *« n,,nute oook (1810-30) of Vernon 
^S: lette ^? f 1835 "") fn™ the Lewis family, from rriendTat 
'S^SSSJ2^S I"" 1 J** ,mitrom ""'"ess frienoT eStl£ 
rTonalSonra^l4lT n0,D,C C ° nd ' t,0,,S ' and ° n teU -« » 

MS 62-2097 



Adams, Charles Powell, 1831-1893 
Papers, 1861-1921. 

87 itpms. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections, 
/wf™/ o fflcer - Chiefly correspondence and other material on tho 
SiTPnZS per i°'L ( v 1861 -2! ) retetb « *o frontier con^SSnstaTOterS 
Mi^SS v n f ^o? .territory during the Sioux War? S^nelS 
teSSSLfo? cSvSrv ^^ G t ttyBDai »- to Hatch-s inuep^eS 
SSnS™ rSi J? l^', a l ul t° tte controversy centering about Colonel 
Ah£^ C ^L±? ude ? two letters giving a shorHilstory if Fort 
Abercromble, several letters from Henry H. Sibley and Stephen 
t^^^L?T il %* a I amg ^ Chippewa todtang and I So^ 
SL2?? K* 1 ?!!!, ta Canada, and a letter from Ignatius DonneU? 
relating to his election to the Minnesota Senate In ten: uunneuy 

Bequest of General Adams. 

MS 62-2098 



Bloomer, Samuel, 1835-1917. 

Papers, 1861-1920. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 
™. S?i^.°™^L Correspondence; diaries (1861-68) describing a trio 
up the Minnesota Blver to Fort BIdgely and BIoouier'sesMrtocesaS 
W^.ZfTffiM 1 ? ^elat Mlnnesota^luuteer InfanrrfmttS^vU 
ta^L^ f^ZU?*? 1 and record8 °* B'oomer as second lieutenant 
i£J?^UL. V £ era \ E £ e ^ e - Corpe and e 8 a «lng assistant commto- 
! a ^,S. S S? 8te 5 ce atFort Knox, Me, at the dose of tho ClvnT^ 
Sf ?™*S?/2?S I ?£ <UMl nart "" ta SUllwater, Mu^and to 
^Glft^ , Mrs?|u^:: a ^ "^ '"""onner army comradeT 

MS 62-2099 



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Annan, Charles Leroy, 1853-1922. 

Papers, 1895-1921. 

2 v. mid 4 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Civil engineer. Correspondence, articles, and scrapbooks relating 
to Annan's career as a civil engineer, especially In Mexico and south- 
western United States, including reminiscences of bullfights and other 
aspects of social life In Mexico ; articles and correspondence revealing 
his active interest in philately and phonetics ; correspondence, con- 
tracts, and other papers concerning the erection of a residence In St 
Paul ; and articles on civic Improvement in St Paul. 

Gift of Mrs. Annan. 

MS 62-2100 

Armstrong, Moses Kimball, 1832-1906. 

Papers, 1856-72. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Surveyor, politician, and banker. Correspondence, diaries, an arti- 
cle describing surveys In southwestern Minnesota, scrapbooks con- 
taining newspaper articles by Armstrong on pioneer life in Minnesota' 
and Dakota Territory and on other topics, together with papers relat- 
ing to Armstrong's career as deputy surveyor of Minnesota Territory, 
as secretary of the Historical Society of Dakota Territory, as author 
of the first book published In the upper Missouri Valley, and as dele- 
gate to Congress from Dakota Territory. The diaries were kept by 
Armstrong on an ox-team trip from Minnesota to Dakota Territory In 
1859 and on a journey with the U. S. Indian Commission of 1886 to 
negotiate with the Sioux of the Missouri and Yellowstone river* 
Correspondents Include William H. Seward and Ellhu B. Washburne. 

MS62-2101 

Alvord, Clarence Walworth, 1868-1928. 

. Papers, 1847-1928. 

2 v. and 8 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Historian, editor, and archivist Correspondence; diary (kept on 
a trip to southern Illinois in 1906) relating to the discovery of Caho- 
kla and Kaskaskla records; MSS. of articles by Alvord, especially on 
phases of the history of the American colonies and of Illinois; tran- 
scripts of source material used In the publication of the Illinois his- 
torical collections, of which Alvord was editor ; historical evidence In 
the Des Plalnes River case; and a mimeographed bulletin on the eco- 
nomic aspects of World War I. Includes correspondence with Albert 
J. Beveridge, Cyprien Tanguay, Frederick J. Turner, and other his- 
torians in regard to publications by Alvord, to his professorship at 

the University of Minnesota, and to meetings of the American His- 
torical Association, the International Historical Congress, and the 
Mississippi Valley Historical Association ; letters from Henry Cabot 
Lodge and others about the League of Nations; and copies of Alvord'a 
correspondence (1912-17) as managing editor of the Mississippi Val- 
ley historical review. 

Gift of Mrs. Alvord. 

MS 62-2102 
Chatfield, Andrew Gould, 1810-1875. 

Papers, 1831-1942. 

lft. (1000 items) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer and Judge. Correspondence (chiefly 1831-60), and docu- 
ments relating to the townsites of Union City, Swan City, and Belle 
Plaine, Minn., and to the Saint Peter Co. The bulk of the collection 
comprises correspondence relating to politics and New York State, 
travels In New York State via railroads and canals, entertainments In 
New York City, legislation pending in the New York Legislature, 
slavery, contested elections, Indian treaties, Chatfield's appointment 
as Minnesota Supreme Court Justice, Indictments for the selling of 
liquor to Indians, Chatfield's law business and investments in Minne- 
sota, national politics, and such political figures as John C. Calhoun, 

Henry Clay, William H. Seward, Martin Van Buren, and Daniel 
Webster. Includes correspondence between Chatfield and his brother 
Levi B. Chatfield of Laurens, N. Y„ and from other members of the 
Chatfield family. 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. A. J. Irwin, 1960. 

MS 62-2103 

Hardin, William D 

Papers, 1838-1946. 

894 items and 11 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Merchant and Justice of the peace, of Guilford Co, N. C. Personal, 
business, and legal papers (chiefly 1870-1900), relating to retail mer- 
chandising, education, religion, politics. Masonry, flour milling, and 
agriculture In Guilford Co. Includes students' letters and references 
to the Battle of Hatcher's Bun (March 25, 1865) and to conditions In 
the Union and Confederate Armies at that time. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 19S9. 

MS 62-2104 



Whitelaw, James, 1748-18S®. 

Papers, 1768-1883. 

4 file drawers. 

In Vermont Historical Society collections. 

Surveyor. Correspondence, a Journal (177S-93), a book of land 
records, maps, an expense account, account books, supply notebooks, 
vendues, and a Journal of proceedings of the managers of the Scots- 
American Co. of Farmers, including material on Whltelaw's work as 
surveyor-general of Vermont, on Caledonia County, and on the settle- 
ment of Scots In Byegate, Vt 

Whltelaw's Journal was published In the Proceedings of the Ver- 
mont Historical Society (1905-06) p. 121-197. 

Gift of Agnes Whitelaw, 1926; and of Oscar I* and Bobert H, 
Whitelaw, 1898. 

MS 62-2105 

Barrow, David Crenshaw, 1815-1899. 

Papers, 1817-1915. 

ca. 5 ft. (3886 Items) 

In University of Georgia Library. 

Planter, politician, Army officer, and educator. Correspondence, 
diaries, bills, receipts, deeds, account books, plantation records, and 
church records. Includes overseer's letters and records *»>»~™'"g 
his plantation, letters and other material on the Civil War, and ma- 
terial on the social history of Georgia, 1850-80. Correspondents In- 
clude David C. Barrow, Jr, James Barrow, Pope Barrow, Howell 
Cobb, and Wilson Lumpkin. The material is related to the library's 
collection of University presidents' papers. 

Gift of Randolph Spalding, M56-C8. 

MS 62-2106 

Grant, Ulysses Simpson, Pres. U. S., 1822-1885. 

Papers, 1851-85. 

ca. 275 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, notes, general orders, check stubs, and other 
papers, Including much Civil War material, with interesting Items on 
the surrenders of Fort Donelson and Vlcksburg, the disloyalty of the 
newspapers, Grant's recommendations for promotion of officers, and 
his refusal of a cabinet post In 1864; 90 Items on the presidential 
election returns In 1868; 60 Items on preparations for a reception for 
Grant in Chicago in 1879; drafts of 2 messages to the Senate; and a 
few notes Grant wrote after he lost his voice during his last Illness. 
Correspondents inclnde Mason Brayman, Henry Wager Halleck, 
Joseph Bussell Jones, Ellen Grant Sartorls (80 Items), and William 
T. Sherman. 

MS 62-2107 
Holmes, Frederick Lionel, 1883-1946. 

Papers, 1864, 1904-46. 

7 v. and 9 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Madison, Wis., lawyer and author. Correspondence (1904-46) with 
other writers, and in regard to Holmes' work. The voice of Trapput 
silence; correspondence, source materials: and pictures used by 
Holmes In writing Old world Wisconsin (S boxes) ; radio speeches, 
mainly relating to Holmes' books; articles by Holmes on local and 
state history; notes on Shaker communities; and dippings and con- 
gratulatory letters (6 v.) Correspondents include Ray Stannard 
Baker, Zona Gale, Hamlin Garland, and William Allen White, relating 
their experiences as authors. 

MS 62-2108 
Ewing, Marion, collector. 

Papers, 1870-1900. 

40 itsius. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Includes a MS. on Oklahoma' outlaws, by Christian Ma dsen, a 
Cherokee Bible printed In the Sequoyah syllabary, Smith's directory 
of Oklahoma Territory for 1890, the Blsmask tribune (1876) de- 
scribing Custer's Battle of the Big Horn, a booklet of Buffalo Bin's 
Wild West Show, papers relating to the Roosevelt Rough Rider Con- 
vention (1000) held In Oklahoma Territory, miscellaneous Western 
Americana, and photos, depicting Oklahoma Territorial subjects. 

MS 62-2109 

Benton, Thomas Hart, 1782-1858. 

Papers, 1790-1942. 

ca. 3<X) items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and microfilm 
(negative) 

Lawyer, editor, and U. S. Senator from Missouri. Correspondence, 
notes, and other papers, on Benton's career, his duels with Charles 
Lucas In 1817, the St Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Co, aboli- 
tion, banking and currency, and the development of the West In- 
cludes materials collected by William N. Chambers in writing Old 
Bullion Benton (1956) 

Gift 

MS 62-2110 



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McCamant, Wallace, 1867-1944. 

Papers, 1862-1926. 

l ft 

In University of Oregon library. 

Lawyer and Judge. Papers (1912-26) relating to McCamanfs 
activities as delegate to the Republican National Convention of 1920 
his opposition to Hiram Johnson, and his support of Calvin Coolldge; 
and diaries (1862-63) of Thomas HcCamant during his service In 
the 125th Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry. 

MS 62-2111 

Borthwick family. 

Papers, 1859-1948. 

9 ft. K-i. 0000 items) 

In University of Oregon library. 

Includes correspondence, diaries, and business papers of Alex- 
ander E. Rorthwick, a real estate man; records of several of his 
partnerships, especially Borthwick & Batty Co.; papers of his son, 
William L. Borthwick, a surveyor and realtor; and correspondence 
(1887-1920) of the Alban G. Saunders family of Redlands. Calif., 
containing Spanish American War letters and University of Cali- 
fornia letters. 

Finding aid In the library. 

MS 62-2112 
Key, David McKendree, 1824-1900. 
Papers, 1839-1901. 

2 ft • ca. 385 items) 

In Chattanooga Public Library. 

Lawyer, U. S. Senator, Postmaster General, and judge. Correspond- 
ence, speeches, a character certificate, a law partnership contract 
with George Brown (1890), appointment and election notices, a dia- 
gram o' the Avery family, a pardon and oath of allegiance, news- 
paper clippings, photos, and vignettes, portraits and proofs of post- 
age stamps by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Includes 
speeches of George Brown and William Stone Concerns Key's law 
practice and public career, conditions in Vaughn's Brigade and the 
army in East Tennessee (1862-72), the attitude of Chattanooga to- 
wards ex-confederates, the Belknap impeachment the postal service 
(1877-80), and the Arbitration Committee with Great Britain (1897). 
Correspondents Include W. G. Brownlow, Andrew Johnson, Albert S. 
Marks, and James D. Porter. 

Card mdex In the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gifts of Margaret Key, Sarah Key Patten, and Mrs. S. R. Read 
through Chattanooga Area Historical Association, 1950: Cartter 
Patten, 1936. 

MS 62-2113 

Akers, Peter, 1790-1886. 

Papers, 17T6-191L 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Family papers containing Connecticut and Mew York deeds tran- 
scripts of papers of Timothy Dwlght and his family, data on the 
Methodist Episcopal Church in Illinois and Minnesota, meteorological 
records of the, upper Mississippi Valley, and biographical information 
about William Colvtll, Thomas Montgomery, Walter S. Reed, Samuel 
Spates, and Abraham Edwards Welch. Includes a letter by Frances 
EL Wlllard. 

MS 62^2114 

Badger family. 

Papers. 1852-1950. 

ca. sn Items. 

Is Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

In part transcripts (typewritten) 

Correspondence, memoranda, a pilot's certificate (1852) of Wil- 
liam H. Cable, envelopes of Wells Fargo and Overland man, Missouri 
Civil War defense bonds, and otter papers of the Badger, Clayton, 
and Cable families of St Louis, concerning river steamboats, life 
among the Mormons In the West and St Louis during the Civil War. 
Persons named Include Alexander Badger, Br. and Jr. 

Gift. 

MS 62-2115 
Bates family. 

Papers. 1754-1851. 
ca. 2000 Items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
In part transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (positive) 
Correspondence, letter books, business and legal papers poems, 
genealogical material, and editorial papers, of Edward and Frederick 
Bates of Virginia and Missouri, and of other members of the family, 
Including Barton, Onward, and Tarleton Bates. Contains material 
on family history, Frederick's career In Detroit Missouri politics, 
and the reconstruction; and a letter book of Onward Bates concern- 
ing bridge construction. The material Is related to the repository's 



Civil War collection. 
Gift 



MS 62-2116 



Chambers, George W collector. 

Chambers collection, 1880-1961. 

100 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, photocopies. 

Letters (ca. 1880-1899) from Mark A. Rodger describing Tucson, 
Ariz.; Inventory of the Holy vessels, ornaments and articles con- 
tained In the Chapel of the Royal Presidio of San Angustln at Tuc- 
son; taped interviews (1966) with John D. Camming and Daniel T. 
MacDougai ; and pictures of John J. Pershing, Billy Four, and stage 
stations in Arizona. 

MS 62-2117 



Leavenworth, Frederick Peabody, J. 1833. 

Papers, 1855-83. 

500 items and 11 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Surveyor and civn engineer. Correspondence, diaries (1855-60), 
survey notes (1858-60), account books (1856-70), receipts, Inden- 
tures, agreements, memoranda, plats, maps, a Dakota dictionary, 
and printed matter. The diaries contain sketches made by Leaven- 
worth of Indians and horses, and of various places In Minnesota, 
Georgia, Iowa, Virginia, and Wisconsin. The collection has Informa- 
tion on the following topics : the Elysium Co., Leavenworth's business 
arrangements with Governor WIUIs A. Gorman, the visits of the 
Sioux Indians to St Peter, Minn., the expedition against the Indians 
In 1857, Indian troubles, business and political activities In St Peter, 
Minn , surveying and laving out of a townslte for the Dakota Land 
Co., a trip to the Red River In 1859, and the Van Buren (Ark.) 
Female Seminary. 

Descriptive Inventory In the repository. 

Purchased from D. R. Spaight 1961. 

MS 62-2118 



Renwick, William W cotton planter. 

Papers. 1792-1948. 

2396 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence and other papers of Renwick, his wife, Rosannah 
Rogers Renwick, and related members of the Beard, Bothwell, Lyons, 
Renwick, and Rogers families, Including material on South Carolina 
cotton planting, slavery, politics, social life, and customs; U. S. Rep- 
resentative James Rogers; and the Renwick and Rogers families. 
The bulk of the papers Is of the period 1840-1927. 

Card index In the library. 

Acquired, 1950-51. 

MS 62-2119 



Day, Frederick T 1842-1920. 

Papers, 1858-1910. 

255 v. and 16 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Milwaukee real estate loan operator and bank president Corre- 
spondence, letter books, cashbooks, interest registers, receipt books, 
blotters, ledgers, scattered legal papers, and other papers. Business 
records relate to Day's operations from the time he opened an In- 
surance office In Milwaukee In 1867, through the years of the growth 
of the loan department which was eventually added to the Insurance 
office, down to the voluntary assignment of Day for the benefit of 
his creditors In June, 1893, and concern particularly mortgage loans 
on farm lands In the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Corre- 
spondence with mortgagors and with local agents stationed In the 
Dakotas and Minnesota, especially Melvin Grigsby, 0. M. Harrison, 
Edward J. Hodgson, and George W. Wlshard, concerns applications 
for loans, collection of interest commissions, security, abstracts of 
title, extensions of mortgages, foreclosures, and taxes. Eight letter 
books deal with the administration of the firm's assignee, William 
H. Momsen, after June, 1888. 

MS 62-2120 

Bottomley, Edwin, 1809-1850. 

Papers, 1791, 1842-34. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Wisconsin pioneer settler. Correspondence, S small account books 
and "Thomas Jessop's book of diseases," dated 1791. The letters, 
written by Bottomley to his father in Yorkshire, Eng„ describe Bot- 
tomleys journey with his family across the ocean and by the Great 
Lakes to Rochester, Racine County, in 1842, the establishment of a 
pioneer home there, the erection of a chapel, family affairs, and the 
growth of the "English Settlement" to the time of his death In 1850 

Most of the letters were published In An English settler In pioneer 
Wisconsin, edited by Mllo M Qualfe (1918) 

MS 62-2121 



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Bliss, Henry I 18311-1896 

Papers, 1851-97. 

61 v. and 18 boxes. 

£?-5 tote HlBt<>rtcaI Society of Wisconsin collections 
,h2^}J D F^ a < fo"eyor, and land agent Correspondence, deeds. 
^^•J^ A ,*££• ""W"' ««W ""tea. office aecountsTand similar 
papers accumulated orproduced by Bliss and his associates inttetr 
wtous business enterprises. Correspondence concerns paymentof 
taxes^ rental^coUecUons, and western Wisconsin and soutoeraMin- 
SSSL"^ l£ te t ^ xaaetl( ^i *«" occasional reference to Bliss's 
position as city engineer of La Crosse. Wis rotten *w™ TCl 
wallader C. Wash^Lrt BurnS^d SsinJ^aSSs S£ 

?™r££^L , !i alr8; letters *™» Sen. Angnro^ielinrSatel,^ 
La Crosse postoffice building. 

MS 62-2122 

Littlejohn and Crawford, Brooklyn, S. T 

Eecords, 1886-1920. 
128 t. 

rt^^SStSS^S^" 1 ' CMea>m " Begu,naI mstory — 

Grocery accounts. 

MS 62-2123 

Johenning, John. 

Business records, 1889-1917. 

75 v. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (384.) -«»•»»»» ™>i«rjr um 

Grocer's accounts from Brooklyn, N. X. 

MS 62-2124 

Hardy, Charles Elias, 1798-1868. 
Business records, 1805-87. 
2Sv. 

ijam^&StacS&fxT*'' CoUeCtt0n " Be8,<,,,a, Htatory u,d 

Hardware store accounts from Utlca and Ithaca, N. T. 

MS62-2125 

Gallagher, Lyman, collector. 

Caroline collection, 1826-1945 

185 items. 

TJ JveSrTArchlver 117 LU>r " 7, C ° Uml0n °* ***»* Htet »" — 
^toceltaneous papers relating to the township of Caroline, Tomp- 

MS 62-2126 

Fall Creek Milling Company, Ithaca, N T 
Eecords, 1862-1914. 
130 v. 

Unl^eSrTArcnKesTolar 1 ^' ^"^^ " B< * l0nal ^^ "* 
Floor and feed accounts. 

MS 62-2127 

Degen, Gustav. 

Bnsujsss records, 1896-191L 

Um I viry1icL n ve»?3^r r " r ' """"^ UJ ^ m ^^ — 
Grocery accounts from Brooklyn, K. X 

MS 62-2128 

Coventry Temperance Society. 

Eecords, 1838-59. ° 

V^SgftSSZfc?**"- "V*** « *«<^ History and 
Constitution, pledges, resolutions and membership lists. 

MS 62-2129 

Clark, W G 

Business records, 1896-192*. 

TJn£SrixchSe«Tm) J,>rary ' "^^ « Eeg, ° nal *"*"* "* 
Corn£ SSSST&ST """ f,Ctort " ta *»«»** and Steal* 

MS 62-2180 



Carpenter, Anna. 

Poetry albums of Anna and Maria Carpenter, 1827-40. 

MS 62-2181 

Bassett, George W d. 1862. 

Civil War diaries of George W. and Bamsns E. Bassett, 
1862-63. 

2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History sad 
University Archives (490) 

Diaries of Sgt George W. Bassett, 33d Begt, New York Infantry 
killed at the Battle of Sharpsburg, and of Set Kamsus B Bassett. 
128th Begt, New York Infantry, killed at the Battle of Gettysburg; 

MS 62-2182 

Fleming, William Henry, J. 1882 or 3. 
Papers, 1858-1923. 
450 Items. 

In Iowa SUte Dept of History and Archives collections. 
nJSHS'^i and ,„P ri ™ t e secretary of Iowa governors. Military. 

MS 62-2188 

Taylor, Graham, 1851-1938. 
Papers. 
10,068 Items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 
.JfPT' 8ocl0l< « tet . «"« nnlTeraJty professor. Letters, reports, 

MS 62-2184 

Brydon, George MacLaren, 1875- 

Materials relating to George Washington Dame, 1830- 
195^. 
62 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
In part transcripts. 

Correspondence (1830-91), autobiographical sketch (1882) notes. 
SS J^ t0S ". concemin « Geo^ Washington Dame? minister ]£ 

Gift of Mr. Brydon, 1954. 

MS 62-2185 

Kimball and Nutter, Woodtv&e, N.H. 
Eecords, 1903-19. 
7v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (39A) 
Lumbering accounts. 

MS 62-2136 

Clarke and Babcock, Oxford, N.T. 

Eecords, 1835-52. 
82 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (39A) 
Accounts of a general store. 

MS 62-2137 

Lewis, Steven. 

Business records, 1784-1878. 
2v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (S9A) 

Flour and feed accounts from Oxford, Chenango Co, ST. T. 

MS62-2188 

Jennings, Anthony. 

Business records, 1876-94. 

4v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (39A) ^^ 

Feed store accounts from Otego, Otsego Co, K I, 

MS 62-2189 



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Cook, A F 

Business records, 1893-1912. 

11 V. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (39A) 

Flour and feed accounts from Morrlsville, Madison Oo„ N. Y. 

MS 62-2140 

Ellingston, Henry. 



2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Notes for books and articles on the ancient history of Arabia. 
Greece, and Syria, and on Mexican history. 

MS 62-2141 

James, George Wharton, 1858-1923. 
Papers, 1887-1909. 
ea. 140 items. 

In Henry K. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Ethnologist. Correspondence, literary notes, material for lectures, 
scrapbooks, and personal and other papers. 
Acquired through N. Kbvach, 1944. 

MS 62-2142 

Worden, James Perry, 1866-1946. 
Papers, 1821-1936. 
ca. 550 Items. 

In Henry & Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Author. Correspondence, historical notes, MSS. on western history, 
and other papers. Some of the papers are of Civil War interest 
Acquired from Mrs. Perry Worden, 1948. 

MS 62-2143 

Mott, Hopper Striker, 1854-1924. 

Papers, 1871-1908. 

12 boxes. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
» H 5 *?"!*?- Correspondence, MSS. and notebooks on the history of 
Hew xork City, and personal papers. 

MS 62-2144 

Davis, William Heath, 1822-1909. 

Papers, 1843-1906. 

634 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

San Francisco merchant and anthor. Letters from early California 
pioneers, bills, miscellaneous papers, and material (much of It still 
unpublished) for Davis' books. Sixty years In California (1889) and 
Seventy-five years In California (1929) 

Summary report and catalog cards In the library. 

Acquired from A. S. McDonald, 1918; from John Howell, 1328. 

MS 62-2145 

Wilbur, James Benjamin, 1856-1929, ooTUctor. 
Inventories, 1717-1844. 
610 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Inventories of New York estates. 

A list of the Inventories prior to 1800 was published In the New 
xork Historical Society quarterly bulletin, v. 8, no. 4 (Jan. 1923) p. 
130-137, and v. 8, no. 2 ( July 1924) p. 43-46. 
Gift of Mr. Wilbur. 

MS62-2146 

Bff , Charles E 

Business records, 1894-192L 

45v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (89A) 

Flour and feed account! from Delhi, Delaware Co, N.T. 

MS 62-2147 

Kelley Brothers, HaLcoHsmOe, N.Y. 

Business records, 1892-1906. 

2v. 
_ In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (89A) 

Flour and feed accounts. 

MS 62-2148 



ABen, Albert M I. 1857. 

Business records, 1901-15. 
2v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (89A) ' 

Fruit farm accounts from Carlton, Orleans Co. N Y 

MS 62-2149 

Brebner, John Bartlet, 1895-1957. 

Papers, ca. 1930-57. 

15 boxes. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Professor of history. Correspondence, research notes, and drafts 
and copies of Brenner's books, articles, and lectures, largely relatinc 
to Canadian history. 

Gift of EUlot J. Brebner, 1958. 

MS 62-2150 

Atkinson, William Biddle, 1832-1909. 
Notes on lectures, ca. 1850. 
3v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Physician. Three small notebooks containing notes on the history 
of English literature and on religion. ^^^ 

MS 62-2151 

Temple, Oliver Perry, 1820-1907. 
Papers, 1832-1909. 
21ft. (ca. 9400 Items) 
In University of Tennessee Library. 

Historian and politician, of Tennessee. Correspondence, speeches, 
legal papers, ledgers, memoranda for books, cllpDlnes. and ntetures! 
The material Is related to the library's Mary Bo?3e Temple collection. 
Unpublished calendar In the library. w— »«»««■■. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Information on literary rights available In the library 
Gift of Mary Boyce Temple. 

MS 62-2152 

flowers, Henry, 1859-1941. 

Letters, 1892-1941. 
50 items. 

In Mississippi Dept. of Archives and History 
Transcripts (typewritten) 

Physician. Letters to members of Flowers' family written tram 
Auburn, Brookhaven, and Smlthdale, Mississippi™^ «™sn man 
Gift of Mrs. Louise Flowers Hendrtx, IMS, 

MS 62-2153 . 

Cotton, Richard Francis, 1843-1880 "^ 

Notebooks, 1856-74. 
11 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Episcopal clergyman and professor. Notes on theological subjects, 

MS 62-2154 

Fothey, John Smith, 1820-1888. 

Papers, 1776-1880. 

500 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Materials, mainly newspaper dippings, gathered for use in writing 
The history of Chester County, by Futhey and Cope, together with a 
folder of letters (1870-80) relating to thework. ^^ "»""" """ " 

Presented. 

MS 62-2155 



Harrisse, Henry, 1829-1910. 
Miscellaneous papers, 
ca. 1500 Items. 

In library of Congress, Bare Books Division. 
Letters and articles bound Into the 220 volumes of the Harrisse 
collection. 

Bequest of Mr. Harrisse, ca. 1910. 

MS 62-2156 

Smith, Holmes, 1863-1937. 
Papers. 
1 file drawer. 

In Washington University Library. 

Educator. Correspondence, documents, notes, and printed matter 
collected for Smith's unpublished history of Washington University 
(1935) 

MS 62-2157 



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Langsdorf, Alexander Suae, 1877- 
Papers. 
2 file drawees. 

In Washington University Library. 

Electrical engineer and educator. Correspondence, notes, copies 
of documents, and printed matter collected (or Langsdorfs unpub- 
lished history of Washington University (1864) 

MS 62-2158 



Abbott, Jacob, 1803-1879, collector. 

Abbott collection, ca. 1700-1800. 

lift. (ca. 880 items) 

In New York Stats library. 

Correspondence, documents, Illustrations, portraits, and maps col- 
lected with the purpose of extra-Illustrating the history of Tryon Co, 
N. Y. Includes two extra-illustrated volumes of Autographic history 
of Tryon County, including the minute book of the Committee of 
Safety (1905). Correspondents include John Bayard, Walter Butler, 
Jelles Fonda, Lord George Gennaine, William North, Enoch Poor, 
Philip Schuyler, William H. Seward, Melanethon Smith, James Sum- 
van, Philip Van Cortlandt, Richard Vaxick, John Wool, and Chris- 
topher P. Yates. 

Individual items are cataloged. 

Purchase, 1926. 

MS 62-2159 



Watson, Walter Allen, 1867-1919. 

Pap?rs, 1820-1925. 

71 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, Judge, and U. S. Representative from Virginia. Corre- 
spondence, diaries (1894-1816) , and memorabilia. Correspondents 
include William Ewan Cameron. John Warwick Daniel, Berryman 
Green, Moses Drury Hoge, Bradley Tyler Johnson, Joseph Luther 
Kelly, Fltzhugh Lee, Henry Read McUwaine, Richard McUwaine, 
Richard Mcllwalne, Jr., Philip W. McKlnney, Thomas Staples Mar- 
tin, John Mosby, Roger Atkinson Pryor, Sara Agnes Rice Pryor, 
Thomas Lafayette Rosser, Scott Shlpp, Constance Tinsley Watson, 
Thomas Wheelwright, and John Langbouroe Williams. 

Extracts from the diaries were published in the Virginia State li- 
brary Bulletin, v. 15 (1925) p. 201-263. 

Gift of Mrs. Watson, 1941. 

MS 62-2160 



Cook, Alice Hanson. 

Paper?, 1952-55. 

5 boxes. 

In New York State School of Labor and Industrial Relations col- 
lections. 

Drafts of Labor's role in community affairs (1906) and reports, 
programs and other papers resulting from Cornell University's par- 
ticipation in the Inter-nnlverslty Labor Education Committee. 

MS 62-2161 



Trumbull, James Hammond, 1821-1897. 
Papers, 1863-95. 
184 items. 

Iu Trinity College Library. 

Philologist, historian, and bibliographer. Letters written to Trum- 
bull, and notes by him relating to the languages and literature of the 
American Indian. 
Index In the library. 
Gift of Mr. Trumbull. 

MS 62-2162 



McMnrtrie, Douglas Crawford, 1888-1944. 

Jackson E. Towne collection, 1910-44 

117 ft. (ca. 100,000 items) 

In Michigan State University Library. 

Typographer and authority on the history of printing. Corre- 
spondence, first drafts and corrected proofs of McMurtrte's books, 
speeches, and other writings, together with other material covering 
his career and scholarly activities. The papers also relate to Mc- 
Mnrtrie s personal and business life. Includes information on the 
history cJ early prtating In many states, which McMnrtrie had col- 
lected for the American imprints inventory 

Purchase, 1938. 

MS 62-2163 



Cole, Arthur Charles, 1886- collector. 

Newspaper excerpts, 1820-1919. 

ca. CI file boxes. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survev collections. 

Ca. 50,000 excerpts (1820-1900) copied from Illinois newspapers 
in the University of Illinois Library and other repositories in Illinois, 
under the direction of Cole, for use of historians writing the Cen- 
tennial history of Illinois. Also includes correspondence, notes, re- 
ports, and other papers (1917-19), gathered by Cole for his chapter 
on Illinois and the great war for the Centennial history. 

MS 62-2164 



Eh, Richard Emerson, 1812-1888. 

Papers, 1830-84. 

16 v. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Manufacturer of agricultural implements. Correspondence, order 
books, reports of collection trips, daybooks, journals, ledgers, inven- 
tories, and records of notes payable. Personal letters Include several 
(1831-85) written by Ela's friends at the military academy at West 
Point, and typewritten copies of Ela's own letters to his family in 
Lebanon, N. IL, prior to, during, and after his emigration to Illinois 
and Wisconsin, describing land speculation and the beginning of a 
factory for fanning mills and other farm Implements. Business corre- 
spondence (1846-84) Is with partners and agents in Waupun, Water- 
loo, and elsewhere, and with purchasers throughout Wisconsin. 

Many of the letters are published in the Wisconsin magazine of 
history, v. 19 (1835-36) p. 431-53, and v. 20 (1936-37) p. 72-88. 

MS 62-2165 



Sommer, Martin Samuel, 1869-1949. 
Papers, 1826-1959. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lutheran clergyman, educator, author, and church official. Corre- 
spondence, articles for the Lutheran witness, notes in exegesis, lec- 
ture note« on homlletics and catechetlcs, passports and receipts from 
5 trips abroad, biographical notes, an autobiographical sketch, obitu- 
ary notices, a funeral sermon, and papers and records of the Sonuner 
family. Includes birth and baptism certificates, and the commission 
and Instructions as circuit visitor In Michigan, of W. Sommer, 1826- 
1878. The correspondence contains many congratulatory messages 
for various anniversaries and attainments. Correspondents Include 
Sommer's sons, Roger and Martin Sommer. The material Is related 
to the repository's L. Fuerbringer, Graebner, Pieper, and Concordia 
Seminary collections. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available* In the repository. 

Gifts of L. Fuerbringer, H. Hummel, and K. Kretzmann, 1828-55. 

MS 62-2166 



Morris, Homer Lawrence, 1886-1951. 

Papers, 1908-5L 

12 ft. 

In Earlham College Library. 

Economist and educator. Correspondence, notes for speeches, re- 
ports to and from Morris, student notebooks from Earlham College, 
Indiana University, and Columbia University; outlines of courses 
taught at Penn, Hunter, and Earlham Colleges and Flak University; 
and MS. and typewritten copies of Morris's work Plight of the 
bituminous coal miner. 

Unpublished guide to part of the collection In the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Edna W. Morris, ISO. 

MS 62-2167 



Dodd, William Edward, 1869-1940. 
Papers, 1901-34. 

6 ft and 4 v. 

In Randolph-Macon College Library. 

In part transcripts. 

Historian and diplomat Correspondence, diary (1916-20), scrap- 
books, and other papers. The bulk of the collection consists of re- 
visions of chapters of Dod<fs books; typewritten and handwritten 
copies of addresses, articles, and book reviews; notes, letters, maps, 
and other material gathered for the writing of his books and articles; 
typescripts of papers written by Dodd's students; and notices and 
records from his teaching period at the University of Chicago. The 
correspondence includes letters concerning source material for Dodd's 



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Papers, 1901-34. 



Dodd, William Edward, 1869-1940. 
(Continued) 

Card index In the library 

oSf ^f M^ eS J5SS r t n ?. d * r Iibrary restrictions. 

Gift of Mrs. Alfred K. Stern and WUliam Edward Dodd, Jr. 

MS 62-2168 



Rae, John, 1796-1872. 

Papers, 1849-1904. 

ca. 170 Items. 

JiJDnirerslty of Hawaii Library, Hawaiian and Pacific CoIIecHm 
Letters, notes, and notebooks (1849-71) dealing mostly with «mw7 
the Hawaltan Mande and tW Hawailan^SraWer^nuSeQ^: 
SKtSHS^, *Jf m L"" 1 ** ***** «°««Bae w58£ to entries' 
^K^t^S^™?* *** P 6 * 103 M»-M04 by wtorapersonsT 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. u " perso ™- 

JT^ ^"^HJ?" 7 rtghts available In the library 



MS 62-2169 



Shaler, WflKam, 1778J-18S3. 

Papers, 1794-1832. 

ca. 700 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections 

In part, transcripts. 
. ^i* 00 "™ 11 •* Algiers. Correspondence and other papers lncrad- 
^bnslness papers, notes on the Turkish langoa^ vSSy ortne 
Journal (1819) of the C. S. consulate at ToihVand ,S2S 
Journal (1827-28) of the V. S^^teat^^T W< "'" 

Presented by Mrs. Walter Craig H11L 

MS 62-2170 

Iappincott, Joseph W 

Papers. 

10 items and 4 notebooks. 

In Historical Society of PennsylTania collections. 

J^^ I ?? a ? l L£ a *J£ , Z ntotMy «* New '«T' together wta 
notes on the Llpplncott and Boberts families. 
Presented by Mrs. Susan Wills Roberts. 

MS 62-2171 

VHes, Jonas, 1875- 
Papers, 1814-1940. 
200 folders. 
0( ta : Umversity of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 

>Oj»wt« htatortaa and edueator. Personal papers and business 
records, Including ; correepondence with faculty rneSers at tte uS 
ESS. * HUSH*!" 1 ***** "«Mt«>ttons, perionalaaounts, articles. 

B^*v£ZZSS&&^2£*-' mm - """^^s^ude 
Gift of Mrs. Vtlea. ■ ' . 

MS"62-2172 
Blake, William Phipps, 1826-1910. 
Papers, 1850-1910. 
5ft (275 Items) 

JS.fS ??-? 100 ?™'' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Arb.1 
oraSrfSES* "^ESF*" »<*««"£ Notebook coSSntafrtcl 
ords of Blake's worldwide scientific trips and nmcll inJinvS*- 

Gltt, 1959. 

MS 62-2173 

Brown, Herbert, 1848-1913. 

io P « aperS ° f Herbert Brown and Mary Shibell Brown, 1891- 
1813. 

55 Items. 

InAitama Ploiieerfastorlcal Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
~J^Z2^¥ ma *^^* a t* ria ** D *at of a penltenttaiy. Per- 
woalwre^aen^note, cancelled checks, receipnv an^^rrams 
StSZTL*? ^^ Mary Shibea. Indudes ca. BO pages of^S 
relating to A. P. Banta, Corydon Cooley, and Arizona Justiny. 

MS 62-2174 



Historical Records Survey. Pennsylvania. 

Reports, 1934-40. 

150 items, 10 boxes. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections 
JS"K "J * onthe holdings of the American Philosophical 
SSSf'.^SSS 2°°?^ Hlstorta >l Society, the Northampton hS 
£2i L ?* GeMsJofleal Society and the Historical Society if Prank- 
S^^J?* ?' OPkere ? f ^ Clva WorkB Administration; reportTou 
Sf ^£? °f Swne , of *"* older Pnl'aaelphla business houwJ and on 
themunicipal records of Norrlstown, Pottstown, and Conshohc^erT 
workers' manuals (1940) of the Works Progress^ AdmmteSsSS-' 
Sfo^S"! 1 ?? 4 . 10 *"• P*to»***y »»"eys of Philade^ui by 
2S« i^ W °i k L A , dmmlStratlon (m4) : Ust of city and coSSty re? 
ordsof Philadelphia prepared by the Works Progress Administration 

Deposited in part, 1947. 

MS 62-2175 

Woods, John, 1794-1855. 
Papers, ca. 1818-53. 
ca. 100 items. 
In Butler County Historical Society collections (Hamilton. Ohio) 

l-.^^fn 1 "£ U>e f m 5 D L IU " i P° u "<*' ln - Correspondent report* 
leases, wills, tax receipts, contracts, land BCrip, and other naDersT 
mostly relating toWoods' interests in jwUHesT^analsT ra^ds?ana 
other matters. Companies mentioned Include the Cincinnati Hamtl- 

ana mSSSSfntt. *** HamUton "* Bo8STiUe Hjrdn ' W °°" 

MS 62-2176 

Beattie, George William. 

Papers of George TVilliam and Helen (Pruitt) Beattie. 

ca. 4035 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Calil) 

Collection of historical material gathered during many years of 
research on the history of California, with stress on San Bernardino 
Co. and Its Mormon pioneers. 

Inventory of the papers in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Beattie, 1949. 

MS 62-2177 

Bryant, Frank H 

Papers, 1792-1905. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of Bryant's father, George E. Bryant of Madison, and his 
grandfather, George W. Bryant, of Templeton, Mass., and Plte- 
wUltam, N. H, consisting of Bryant family deeds; a farmer's and 
blacksmith's account book (1832-55) ; records of the Madison Guards 
(1858-61) ; miscellaneous material concerning the 12th Wisconsin 
Volunteer Infantry, of which George K. Bryant was colonel, and the 
1st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War; correspondence 
with members of the Grand Army of the Bepubllc ; and other miscel- 
laneous papers. 

MS 62-2176 



Bnrmeister, Charles, 1855-1891. 

Papers, 1869-1918. 

43 items and S3 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Storekeeper at Manitowoc, Wis., and Frankfort Mich. Diaries, 
notebooks, a physician's handbook, scrapbooks, memoranda concern- 
ing the history of the merchant marine of the Great Lakes, particu- 
larly Lake Michigan; correspondence (1879-80) of a Traverse City, 
Mich., lumber firm; reminiscences of life in Door Co, Wis.; an 
Ottawa Indian trade vocabulary; and an autobiography of Bnrmels- 
ter's brother, Byron. The notebooks and Journals contain detailed 
Information on lake transportation and commerce, especially on I4ke 
Michigan. Tbe later diaries describe Burmelster'B trip to Germany 
In an unsuccessful quest for a cure for his tuberculosis. 

MS 62-2179 

Burnett, Thomas Pendleton, 1800-1846. 

Correspondence, 1828-45. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
—ifr 7 ^ ""i Politician, of Kentucky and Wisconsin. Correspond- 
2J?* d ^S! r 5 ltn Burnett's work as sub-Indian agent at Prairie du 
Ohlen (1829^14) but touching also upon the cstablStoent oJthe teV- 
rttory und land selections. Indudes several letters from James D 
Do £- G « »* e w - Jones, Joseph M. Street, and others. 

Excerpts have been published In a memoir of Burnett in the Cot 
^tons of the Wisconsin State Historical Society, t. 2 (1855) ^ 288- 

MS 62-2180 



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Chapman, Chandler Bm-neU, 1815-1877. 

Papers, 1796-1877. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Surgeon, of Madison, Wis. Correspondence, a journal, invoices, 
Inventories, reports, and receipted bills. Includes a Journal kept by 
C h ap m a n on a tour of European hospitals in 1857, containing his im- 
pressions of medical practice and practitioners there and notes on 
amputation techniques ; Chapman's official letters as surgeon of the 
8th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry; personal letters from fihapman to 
his son. Chandler F. Chapman; and correspondence of the younger 
Chapman relating to his activities as a Mason, Knight Templar, real- 
tar, and typewriter agent 

MS 62-2181 



Coe, Edwin Deles, 1840-1909. 

Papers, 1860-1908. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, newspaperman, and politician of Wisconsin. Diaries and 
correspondence. Diaries contain Information on Coe's career at the 
University of Wisconsin, in the Army, and as a student of law at 
Watertown, Wis, and Janesvllle; his connection with the Badger 
Oil Company at Bothwell, Canada, and with several Wisconsin news- 
papers, including the Whitewater Beglster; his activities as chief 
clerk of the Wisconsin Assembly in 1882 and 1885-49, and as pension 
agent In Milwaukee, 1887-1908; his connections with local and state 
Republican organizations; his correspondence; and educational, 
farm, and press associations to which he belonged. Correspondence 
is mainly from classmates at the university and associates In the 
army. 

MS 62-2182 



Hayes, Hiram, 1831-1918. 

Papers, 1857-1915. 

lv. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcript (typewritten) 

Correspondence, diaries, and reminiscences of the Hayes family, 
Including an autobiographical sketch written by Hiram Hayes In 
which he describes his arrival in Superior, Wis, in 1854, and some 
events in the history of railroad building; a collection of letters 
(1857-80) by Hayes written from Superior and Washington, D. C 
to his brother Stephen H. Hayes of Boston; some correspondence 
between Hayes and his wife during the Civil War period; a diary 
(1876-80) kept by his wife, Mrs. Mary E. Newton Hayes, at Superior, 
Duluth, Hudson, and Minneapolis; a diary kept by his son, Frank, 
aged nine, and a lew miscellaneous pieces. 

MS 62-2188 



Bragg, Edward Stuyvesant, 1827-1912. 

Papers, 1853-1912. 

8 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Soldier and diplomat Correspondence, Civil War reminiscences, 
and an address explaining the purposes of the Union Veterans Legion, 
Includes letters, mainly to his wife in Fond du Lac, written from 
camp and battlefield and, later, from the House of Representatives in 
Washington and from Havana, Cuba, where Bragg was consul gen- 
eral; some material from Hongkong where he was consul general for 
4 years; some political letters from William F. Vilas and others; 

and 3 letter books (1888-89) kept by Bragg while minister to Mex- 
ico, containing copies of his official letters to the Dept of State, to 
the Mexican government, and to private jih—h in both countries, 
and some copies of letters received at tiie legation. 

MS 62-2184 



Krech, George S 1845-1936. 

Papers, 1849-1935. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Brewer, cooper, and farmer. Includes letters (1867-73) received 
by Krech and his brother Johannes, from friends and relatives in 
Schwallungen, Germany, pertaining to personal and family affairs, 
political conditions, the Franco-Prussian War, Immigrants' problems, 
and life in nUnois and southeastern Wisconsin. A few letters writ- 
ten to Krech at Osceola, Wis, in 1934 and 1835 by Dr. Use Krech of 
Magdeburg describe family affairs and the Hitler regime. 

In German. 

MS 62-2185 



Alton, John Felix, o. 1817. 

Papers, 1835-88. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Missionary. Correspondence, diary, and expense accounts (1844- 
81). The diary describes Alton's trip from Scotland to Canada In 
1835. Many of the letters were written by or to Alton's wife, Nancy 
Hunter Alton, and cover the period of Alton's education at Lane 
Theological Seminary in Ohio, of his removal to Bed Wing, Minn. In 
1848 to become a missionary to the Sioux, of his residence at K apo sl a 
(1851-56), and of his military service during the Sioux uprising. 

Deposited by Margaret Alton. 

MS 62-2186 

Dodge, Joseph Thompson, 1823-1904. 

Papers, 1845-99. 

11 v. and 5 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil engineer. Correspondence, letter books, engineering and finan- 
cial record books, blueprints, drawings, estimates, contracts, and 
specifications. Letter books (1857-84) contain letters written by 
Dodge from -various points in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Montana to 
superiors and subordinates connected with the Milwaukee and Missis- 
sippi, Milwaukee and St Paul, St Paul and Chicago, Northern 
Pacific, and St Paul and Pacific railroad companies, and the Minne- 
sota Railway Construction Company. They relate to the location and 
building of various railroad lines: routes, estimates of cost legal 
problems, financial matters, engineering problems, such as those 
Involved in building the Bozeman and other tunnels, repairs, public 
relations, and, occasionally, political matters. A few personal letters 
Include letters to Dodge's brother, A. Clarke Dodge, In regard to 
real estate matters and a planing mill at Monroe, Wis. Two record 
books relate to the Hastings and Dakota Railroad. Bulk of the 
unbound material consists of correspondence in the 1890's gathering 
Information for Dodge's Genealogy of the Dodge family of Essex 
County, Massachusetts ; together with letters of the 1870*8 and 1880*8 
of Frederick B il l ings , Russell Sage, and Adam Anderson and of manu- 
facturers of iron and- other railroad materials; as well as a few 
scattered papers concerning real estate matters In West Superior, Wis. 

MS 62-2187 
Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Papers relating to Germans in the U. S-, 1784-1937. 

6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Correspondence (3 boxes) and miscellaneous groups of material. 
Correspondence includes transcripts of ca. 420 letters, written mainly 
from Wisconsin and neighboring States, except for about 50 from 
Bosnia, by German emigrants; and correspondence of the Wisconsin 
State Historical Society with Joseph Scheben at the University of 
Bonn, who undertook a detailed study of emigrants from the Eifel 
district In Rhenish Prussia and collected the transcripts mentioned 
above. A few articles on German emigration to America, and some 
data on emigration from the Rhenish districts of Adenan and Merzig 
fro m the 1830"s to about 1870, concern such subjects as economic 
opportunities, manners and customs, taxes, agricultural methods, re- 
ligion, and the plight of Germans after World War l A folder of 
copies of letters (1850-80) written from Eisenach, Germany, con- 
tains Information on the European background of a German-American 
Immigrant family. Other small groups Include the papers (princi- 
pally 1843-63) of John Konrad Meidenbaner, a New Berlin, Wis, 
Immigrant; a paper on German Influences In the West; data on some 
of the early settlers in the community of Brighton, Kenosha Co 
Wis. ; an address concerning organization of a German school associa- 
tion in Taylor County ; several photocopies of documents dated In 
the 1840*8 relating to the old Lofheran Church of Ozaukee County; a 
combination account and memorandum book in German by Karl 
Krumrey who settled In Sheboygan County In 1849; and several small 
groups of personal letters. Practically all the correspondence is In 
German, although translations sometimes accompany more important 
items. 

Selections have been published in the Wisconsin magazine of his- 
tory, v. 20, p. 437-46 (June 1837) 

MS 62-2188 

Goldsboroagh, Louis Malesherbes, 1805-1877. 

Correspondence, 1827-77. 

521 Items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Naval officer and superintendent of the U. S. Naval Academy 
Family and official correspondence, chiefly relating to GoJdsborourt's 
^fSLS^^oIS"^ 8 pertal,> t0 me ln BJehmoud (1835), the Battle 
of Tuxpan (1847), Paraguay in 1860, naval affairs ln the Civil Wart 
and other matters. ' 

.J^-SlS to V* 1D5ra 5- -* 180 ascribed m Guide to the manu- 
al*. L^oodwln^) 1 *^ Um>era - t y -"-v. by N. M. Tilley 
Acquired, 1944-58. 

MS 62-2189 



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Ithaca, N. V. Lyceum Theatre. 

Records, 1892-1925. 
1786 items and 10 v. 

tt^ £?!?*? T £ mTer f ty Library, Collation of Begional History and 
University Archives (440, 485) »™«i ° ,w "' ""» 

Programs and records of bookings. 

MS 62-2190 

Armstrong, Grant T 

Business records, 1850-60. 

14 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (54DD) >»™«u *uauu; ana 

Accounts from Itbsca, N. T. 

MS 62-2191 

Tattle (Daniel) and Company, New Tori. 

Records, 1830-35. 
5v. 

T^SSSa^ST^"^' <**»»<» <* Regional History and 
Ledgers, journals, and casebook of a shipping arm. 

MS 62-2192 



Straight (J. H.) Company. 

Records, 1909-24. 

Uni'veSHrcCeMigAr™ 17 ' C ° neCU ° n * ^"^ **"" "* 
Flour and feed accounts. 

MS 62-2193 

Davies, John C B. 1858. 

Letter books, 1900-01. 

■mtH^H?? seD f T ^ ! <* *™ *<>rk State. Letters concerned largely 
X^VSEES* 8 in *"?" Tork ^ e e^orcement of the Agrlculturala* 
tte^polmcal campaign of 1800, activities of the Bep^csiParty 
wtaun New lark, and local politics, particularly vrftttoOneldVci 
fiHu UQC&. 

MS 62-2194 



Shook, W Vance. 

Pap-rs, 1901-53. 

21 items and 12 v. 

In University of .Oklahoma Library 

~i?£^? < l i ?V niIllster - Comapondenee, memoirs which reflect frontier 
religions history, minutes of the Oklahoma Methodist Conference, too- 
chores on Methodism in Logan Co, Okla, and photoT ™* aa * Ke ' bTth 

MS 62-2195 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Railroads collection, 1880-1961. 
ca. 200 items. 

n,^^S,^^^J D ? ttttMi Soele * »"««ons (Tucson, Arte.) 
m.2^?^ S C t^ chedule ^ m<3m8 - P" 8368 - S"!* 8 . brtefslndeourt 
case* notice of trustees sales, lists of superintendents, crew die 
books, camp urule* and tickets, of the ArizcS Eastern EaUroaa, the 
Arizona Narrow Gauge BaUroao, the Phoenix and EastSnBsJloaA 

S5^S£S? Pa ^ fi \S! Uroad ' "d the Twin Buttes Ba^Ha** 
tog material on the history of railroad transportation. ""=""*• 

MS 62-2196 

Swift, George Laden. 

Papers, 1723-1900. 
198 Items and lv. 

v&2s%££zt& st* coneeam * ***<»* »*•* *- 

Correspondence, notebooks, accounts, h.n^hpi. dinpimf. Md ««... 
graphs relating to Swiff s tours as a tectureTS Segral»CSecE£ 
magnetism, galvanism, popular science, and qSESSSl <*her 
W^ SSS ba ?v. re,,reBen . tea tocta * ■■ B- Swift Lewi TSwtttTand 

MS 62-2197 



Van Dozer family. 

Papers of the Van Duzer and Sayre families, 1783-1935 
61 Items and 2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (838) -<»—«. "™"* aaa 

General accounts (1807-17) of James Sayre; J. H. Tan Dozers 
Journal of a Journey to England (1841) ; 15 letters (1899-1800) from 

SfJ?., 01 *. 1100 '??! 6 " to J " a Van 22*" °* Horaeheads, N. X. largely 
relating to politics; a letter (1888) from William OTW1 to Ji 
Van Dozer about Boosevelt. his contacts, personality, and campaign ; 
and other papers. -t— u~ , 

MS 62-2198 

Nash and Mills, ChMford, N. T. 
Records. 1893-98. 

Flour and feed accounts. 

MS 62-2199 

Parker, Eugene Fates. 

Papers, 1893-1901. 

v£X%™^?£>f' amiT ' <XUeeam " Eeg,onal History -• 
Personal accounts and accounts of Parker's insurance business In 
B&tu, If. Y. 

MS 62-2200 



Thompson, Herbert Cooper, 1875-1960. 

Pap=rs, 1864-1960. 

3ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Journalist Correspondence of ca. 900 Items, $3 volumes of diaries. 
i??v'*? er . paBe !!.- J5f tad ™ fbe correspondence of John M. Thompson 
? ^l e . U ?iIf Blty ot 0regon ' Board <* Regents, with Joseph Lanemd 

J08QQ1H BaSBJBT. 

MS 62-2201 

Ellis, Edith M 

Scrapbooks, 1924-33. 

Un^eSrylrS^^r™ 17 - C ° neCtt ° n « Begl0,ud Hteto ^ ■* 
Scrapbooks containing correspondence, clippings, and other naners 
relaung to Mrs. Ems' activities in the Democratic State Committee! 
the Democratic Union, the New York Federation of Women's GluE 
and otter organizations. Correspondents Include James A Farley. 
Helen Keller. Herbert H. Lehman, Caroline OT>ay, Eleanor Boosevelt! 
and Franklin D. Boosevelt ^' * ue ™ or "oosevere, 

MS 62-2202 

Holmes, DanieL 

Papers, 1840-99. 
123 items. 

v£J25%££<& m ** rr - CoUecaon * *"»* HlstOT * °»* 

MS 62-2203 

Sandy Creek, N. Y. First Congregational Church. 

Records, 1859-75. 
lv. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begtonal History and 
University Archives (488) 

Becords of the Ladles' Sewing Society and of the Sociable Society. 

MS 62-2204 

Erwin, Allen A collector. 

Erwin collection, 1830-1961. 

200 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers* Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Papers relating to the Slaughter family of Cochise Co, Ariz. In- 
cludes 11 tape recordings entitled W. J. Chiasm, nephew of John S. 
Chlsam, Cattle King of the Pecoa. The material is related to the 
society's Slaughter family collection. 

MS 62-2205 



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Weston, Fred Abijah. 

Scrapbook, 1879-80. 

It. 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (284) 

Programs for athletic events and social occasions, copies of exam- 
inations, newspaper clippings, receipts, and miscellanea collected 
during Weston's undergraduate days at Cornell University. 

MS 62-2206 

Lyons Company, Aurora. JV. T. 
Records, 1888-1942. ' 
as v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional Hlstorv and 
University Archives (639) 

Letter books and accounts of dealers In cattle, grain, and lumber. 

MS 62-2207 

Flower family. 

Papers, 1770-1834. 

10S items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (578) 

An electrocopled Bet of papers relating largely to the BevotaUon- 
ary War. Inclndes letters between members of the Flower family of 
Springfield, Coniu, volunteer lists, military orders, Indentures, and 
broadsides. 

MS 62-2208 

New York (State) Canal Commissioners. 
Records, 1861-S1. 

27. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (194) 

Record of claims payments made by W. L Skinner, canal commis- 
sioner, records concerned with a claim suit Involving the Genesee 
Valley Canal, and lists of permanent employees on various sections of 
the Erie, Champlaln, Oswego, and Black River canals. 

MS62-2209 

Martin, Asa Ear], 1885- collector. 

Pennsylvania historical collections, 1927. 

346 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of tt°ft"n.,i History and 
University Archives (462) 

Letters, solicitEd by Martin, which list manuscript holdings relat- 
ing to Pennsylvania history In libraries, historical societies, and other 
depositories. 

MS 62-2210 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Postal history collection, 1850-1961. 
8 cabinets. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Stamps, covers, cachets, postmarks, catalogs, and other material, 
relating to the postal history of the Trans-Mlssiaslppl West. 

MS 62-2211 

U. S. Federal MUk Commission for the Middle States. 

Records, 1917. 

lft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (1599) 

Minutes and reports of hearings held by the Commission to deter- 
mine the reasonable price for milk in New York State. 

MS 62-2212 

Cornell University. Library. 

Church records, 1737-1926. 

1421teins. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives. 

Inclndes records of the following churches: Bedford, N. X. (West- 
chester Co.) Baptist Church (1796-1822) and Presbyterian Church 
(1774-1847), Candor, N. X„ St Mark's Church (1823-1925), Cherry 
Valley, N. X. Presbyterian Church (1816), Cooperstown, N. X. Presby- 
terian Church (1800-82), Danby, N. X. Christ Church (1881-70), 
Fishkill, N. X. Trinity Church (1757-1805) , Bichford, N. X. St John's 
Church (1797-1890), Smlthfleld, Pa. Dutch Reformed Church (a short 
history. 1737), Spencer, N. X. St John's Church (1897-1913), Clone 
Church, Sussex Co., N. J. (1738-1853), West Creek, N. J. Baptist 
Church (1897-1926), and Union Church of Westvine and Candor, 
N. X. US23-1921) 

MS 62-2213 



Rosenbloom family. 

Accounts, 1905-34. 

11 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (574) 

Real estate accounts of Marcus, Isaac, and Clara Bosenbloom, «f 
Syracuse, N. X. 

MS62-2214 



ObJandt, Fred H 

Business records, 1905-25. 

4v. 

In Cornell .University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (39A) 

Grocery accounts from Brooklyn, N. X. 

MS 62-2215 



Niched, Robert 

Business records, 1886-88. 
5v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (39A) 

Blacksmith's accounts from De Lancey, Delaware Co, N. X. 

MS 62-2216 



Sizer family. 

Papers, 1811-71. 

34 Items and 1 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (511) 

Scrapbook of political editorials and correspondence (1839-63) by 
Thomas J. Sizer, largely from the Buffalo dally republic and the 
Buffalo commercial advertiser, with slavery as a particular subject ; a 
letter (1849) from Sandusky, Ohio, on the ravages of frontier dis- 
eases, and on Bit Carson ; and other papers. 

MS 62-2217 

Ronstadt, Frederick, 1868- 

Papers, 1880-1953. 

72 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Business man and rancher. Correspondence, mortgages, sample 
stock certificates, promissory notes, minutes of company meetings, a 
ledger, an Inventory, a Ronstadt genealogy, and other papers, relating 
to the Ronstadt Hardware and Machinery Co„ the Ronstadt Hard- 
ware Co., music In Tucson In the ISSO's, and Bonstadf b career. In- 
cludes a few papers of Edward Ronstadt 

MS 62-2218 

Cortland, N. Y. First Baptist Church. 

Records, 1801-1900. 

34 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (507) 

Book of minutes (1801-18), an undated MS. history by Asa Starr, 
an anonymous history (1899), minutes (1884-91) of the Baptist Mis- 
sionary Society, and other material. 

MS 62-2219 



Parma, N. Y. First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1812-63. 

131 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (510) 

Articles of formation, membership lists, church letters, Sunday 
school records, appeals for funds, charges against and trials of vari- 
ous members, a protest against the appointment of a minister of the 
Oberlin Association (1842), and other material. 

MS 62-2220 

Howard, Lawrence R 

Sermons, 1903-37. 

4 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (598) 

Sermons of a Presbyterian and Congregational clergyman of 
Thompson, Conn., who served in at least six states and as a "h»pi»i" 
in World War i. 

Gift of Mrs. Howard. 

MS 62-2221 



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Pool, Frank Marion, 1868-1918. 
Papers, 1880-1950. 
ca. 100 items. 

Jvi^^ ^ 8 ; Htatortcal Society collections (Tucson, Arte.) 
Ctollector of taternal revenue. Correspondence on faiiatyhirtory, 
remmlsceuces (MB5) listing settlers in the San PedroVaJlev Mtatbe 
l^s and 1890-s, and a MograpMca) sketch. ^^ 

MS 62-2222 rev 

Pima Co., Aria. 

Becords, 1860-1961. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ark.) 
ii«?5 , t!L£? £2?** fE^g " 8 <"«a»es records. assessment rolls, 
SS^J^?J ,W1 \. a, \' 1 *?* ™ c ™*' """"a 1 botanies oi general 
S^tJSS^S^SL™ 4 c *SXJ ecor *' *"*«'«* the Peace 
records, Board of S upervi so rs minutes, and County Becordera books, 
■s wen as correspondence, receipts, deeds, statements, and budgebTaf 
various comity departments. ^^ »-»■«»», »* 

MS 62-2228 

Rillito Canal Company-. 

Records, 1908-14. 
SO items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collecttons (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Mtouiies, mortgages, deeds of trust, reports, lists of stock subscrip- 
tions, articles of Incorporation, and other records. 

MS62-3224 

Dickey, Norris C 

Papers, 1941-42. 

8t. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Clergyman. Articles by Dickey on the religious and educational 
history of the Head of the Lakes region, nationality groups, the 
development of aviation, and the establishment of humanitarian and 

£?Sn£!£?S t !2? 8: ^Ji latorte, « the steel Industry in Superior, 
of Billings Park, and of Connor's Point. 

MS 62-2225 

Neuf eld, Maurice F collector. 

Labor scrapbooks, 1946-49. 

8 boxes. 

In New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations 
couecnons. 

24 scrapbooks of labor dippings from the New York tunes ar- 
ranged by an industry classification. »*-. <—=> ■*- 

Gift of Mr. Neufeia. 

MS 62-2226 



Magee, John E 1839-1918. 

Papers, 1856-1905. 

Ibox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Mining prospector. Correspondence, dlaiy (1875) which mentions 
the Ostrich, Patagonia, and Santa Elta mines, scrapbooks (1877-79) 
relating to mining, and ledgers (1805-11) of the newspaper Miner 
and stockman. Includes letters referring to the Aztec Districts, 
Sonolta, and the Toltec mines, a letter from Magee relating to the 
eligibility of William S. Bartlett, James Benton Glover and William 
Fourr for pensions, family letters (1865-80) pertaining to Magee* 
experiences, and 4 warrants for the arrest of Woo Young who was 
accused of being In this country unlawfully. 

MS 62-2227 



International Order of Good Templars. Wisconsin. Grand 
Lodge. 

Records, 1856-193L 
- 58 v. and 21 boxes. 

Instate Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
■,_JE^ ten received by H A. Larson of Waupaca (10 boxes, 1894- 
1802) ; miscellaneous correspondence (2 boxes) ; Institutional returns 
(8 boxes, 1868-1903) giving statistics on membership and organiza- 
tion of Wisconsin lodges; financial records of accounts with juvenile, 
subordinate, and district lodges, and membership returns of these 
lodges (48 -v., 1856-1901) ; minutes of meetings and treasurer's book 
of Capitol District Lodge No. S; minutes of meetings, membership 
rolls, financial and other records of Capitol Lodge No. 1, Madison, 



and minutes and miscellaneous records (1867-72) of Capitol District 
Lodge No. 4. ..Correspondence Includes letters from organizers 
throughout the State, lodge executives in other States, and local, 
.district, and State officers. Some of the correspondence concerns 
cooperation with the Prohibition Party, particularly in election 
years, the management of the quarterly Camp Cleghorn assembly 
herald and of the Epworthlan, for both of which Larson served as 
editor, and arrangements for the annual summer encampment at 
Camp Cleghorn, near Waupaca. 

MS 62-2228 

Ross, William' Potter, 1820-1891. 

Papers, 1866-74. 

475 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal chief of the Cherokee Nation. Correspondence relating 
to the Cherokee delegation to Washington, to the peace council at 
Fort Smith, Ark. (1885), and to reconstruction problems: together 
with speeches and proclamations. 

MS 62-2229 

Bonck, Gabriel, 1828-1901. 
Papers, 1850-1906. 
110 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
b^taT^UE' . S - *«P nBe »tatlTe from Wisconsin. Tax and re- 
aemption receipts In Shawano and other counties issued In Bouck- 
abstract of minutes of the Oshkosh Common Council (1870-87) • and 
ot&k^a806) ItratlOn "^ "^ cw,stru,:Uo,, * railway tracks In 

MS 62-3230 

Sons of Temperance of North America. Grand Division of 
New York. 

Correspondence, 1847-48. 

72 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (238) 

Letters to Dt. J. S. Graham, Grand Worthy Patriarch of New 
York, reporting on district organization and activities. 

MS 62-2231 

Fulton Hotel Company-, FvZton, N.T. 
Becords, 1853-57. 

It. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (544) 

Building agreements, accounts of building and other costs. 

MS 62-2232 

Hammondsport Wine Company, Hammondsport, y. T 

Becords, 1920-28. 

S3 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (488) 

Accounts and correspondence with stockholders and others relat- 
ing to disposal of the plant and stock after the Volstead act, to the 
sale of votes against the company, a resulting Judgment, the seizure 
of champagne, a sheriff's sale of the property, and a subsequent suit 
by the Federal government 

MS 62-2233 

Shattnck family. 

Papers, 1853-86. 

25 Items and 12 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (47, 145, 977) 

Diaries, miscellaneous accounts and clippings (1885-86) of J S. 
Shattnck; poultry farm accounts (1880-85) of Myra Shattnck, and 
a ledger of a general store la Norwich, Chenango Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-3234 

Van Bares and Conkling. 

Becords, 1902-13. 

Un.^ty1rcSvesT8aAr nU7, C ° Uertl0n " ^^ ^^^ »" 
c -^j2 n I. a S d , feed accoann » tram BloomvUte, Hobert, and South 
Kortnght, Delaware Co, N. Y. . . 

MS 62-2235 



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Babcock, Stephen Moulton, 1843-1931. 

Papers, 1814-1931. 

IS boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Inventor of the Babcock milk test Personal correspondence; 
account books kept while a student at various schools ; Cornell 
University classbooks; brief and irregular diary entries (1867-75) ; 
memorandum books; and 2 boxes of Invitations. Includes early 
family correspondence of Peleg B. Babcock, of Brldgewater, N. Y, 
father of Stephen M. Babcock, concerning his agricultural and dairy 
pursuits and political Interests; letters from Babcock's >■]««■»»«» 
at Tufts College, Cornell University, and University of GStttngen, 
Germany; some correspondence concerning chemical analyses and 
experimental dairy work; Babcock's correspondence with his fiancee 
and wife, May Crandall, of Wlnfleld, N. Y; letters of friends and 
relatives of both the Babcock and Crandall families; requests for 
autographs ; letters from organizations and individuals soliciting 
funds, and from faculty colleagues and fellow scientists. 

MS 62-2236 



Brown, Charles Edward, 1872-1946. 

Papers. 1906-40. 

12 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Curator of the museum of the State Historical Society and secre- 
tary of the Wisconsin Archeologlcal Society. Correspondence, and 
notes gathered by Brown on such subjects at the Potawatoml, Chip- 
pewa, Winnebago and other Indians; lumbering, steamboatlng, uni- 
versity campus tales, local and pioneer life, and folklore. Includes 
a box of miscellaneous correspondence, a box of papers concerning 
the Nakoma Country Club and Nakoma Colony project and corre- 
spondence and reports concerning the Committee on State Archaeolo- 
gical Surveys of the National Research Council 

MS62-2237 



Branson, Alfred, 1793-1882. 

Papers. 1815-82, 1915. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Methodist clergyman, lawer, political, and author. Branson's 
copies of his correspondence (1835-44) with the War Dept on 
Indian missions and the La Pointe agency; a Journal of his trip 
from Meadvllle, Pa, to Prairie du Chlen; articles written by Bran- 
son on various subjects; and a sketch of Branson by his daughter, 
EDa C. Branson (IMS). The papers touch upon Branson's activi- 
ties as district supervisor of Indian missions, sub-Indian agent at 
La Pointe, Civil War chaplain, and holder of numerous minor civil 
off ices. 

The journal has been published in the Collections of the Wisconsin 
State Historical Society, v. 15 (1900) p. 264-01. 

MS 62-2238 



Rutherford, Thomas R 

Papers, 1819-97. 

2 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History 
and University Archives (677) 

Correspondence, deeds, and accounts dealing largely with Ruther- 
ford's land Investments In Steuben Co, N. Y, Michigan, and Minne- 
sota, and with timber investments In North Carolina. 

MS 62-2239 

Rice, Michael M 

Papers, 1880-1935. 

6 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
.v-i??™ 118 *; Correspondence, newspaper articles, biographical 
sketches, and other papers, dealing with the history of the South- 
west, Including material on the Wiling of Frank StUlweU, on the 
Pete Gabriel-Joe Phy fight in Florence, Ariz, 1888, and on too Diego. 

MS 62-2240 

Roberts, Clara (Fish) 

Papers, 1862-1945. 

1 box. 

In Arizona "oncers'. Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

InpKJfft daybooks, cashbooks, journals of business 

S.V?? ™£5 •2? Tucson ' account books and ledgers of the B. N. 

^^-LS^^ff 0f "* *? e™l»»Uon atSunlversS of 

f£^i^ ll8te °Lfl2T^ ndents ana taCTIlt y "embers of the 
University who were killed In World War n. 

MS 62-2241 



Funk, Rose, collector. 

Papers, 1865-90. 

435 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Cookbooks and recipe guides used by pioneer women on the Okla- 
homa frontier, samples of calendar art, and ca. 400 picture post 
cards depicting Colorado mountain scenes, early day railroads, and 
Indians. 

MS 62-2242 



Auerbach, Maurice, 1835-1915. 

Business records, 1887-1918. 

12 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Business and financial papers relating to Auerbach's positions as 
president of the Union and Merchants' National banks of St Paul and 
to his Interest In the St Paul Gas Light Co, the St Paul Fire and 
Marine Insurance Co, a wholesale dry goods house in St Paul, and a 
lumber wwipntiy in doauet Minn. 

MS 62-2248 



Parsons, Mildred F 

Papers, 1930-59. 

lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Includes records (1055-99) of the Tucson Unit of the Women's 
Overseas Service League, material on the League's conventions and 
membership, and material on the proposed Military Academy Corpo- 
ration of Tucson. 

MS 62-2244 

King, Charles, 1844-1933. 

Papers, 1840-1932. 

3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Army officer and author. Correspondence, articles, and memoranda 
of Inspection reports of the Wisconsin National Guard (1905-21) 
made by King. Correspondence deals briefly with King's services in 
the Spanish-American War and In the Philippines as wen as with his 
literary career A large part of the papers concerns the role of the 
Wisconsin National Guard In World War i, and It Includes an exten- 
sive correspondence with Adjutant General Orlando Holway concern- 
ing tactical matters, problems of organization, and cooperation with 
the regular army during and after the war. 

MS 62-2245 



Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Records from the Public Archives of Canada, 1680-1856. 

5 boxes and 2 reels of microfilm. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and microfilm of originals 
or transcripts in the Public Archives of Canada. 

Records dealing with Indian affairs, fur trade and traders, explora- 
tions, British-American relations, the Revolution, the War of tset\ 
and other phases of the French and British regimes In Wisconsin and 
the Northwest Includes minutes (1723-46) of the Commissioners of 
Indian Affairs at Albany; a box of abstracts of Indian trade licenses 
(1767-76) ; and consolidated returns of trade licenses (1777-90) 

Selections have been published in the Collections of the Wisconsin 
State Historical Society, v. 5 (1867-69) p. 64-122, passim • v 11 (1888) 
p. 97-212; v. 12 (1882) p. 23-132; v. 13 (1885) p. 14-153; and v. 20 
(1911) p. 1-12, 109-13, and 396-471. 

MS62-2246 



Colman, Henry Root, 1800-1895. 

Papers, 1817-94. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Methodist missionary and clergyman. Correspondence ; memoran- 
dum books kept by Colman during his first years In Wisconsin; copies 
of diaries (1854-57) kept by Colman 's son, Charles L. Colman, describ- 
ing the beginnings of the Colman Lumber Company of La Crosse; and 
genealogical material. Correspondence of the elder Colman, who took 
charge of the Oneida Methodist mission near Green Bay in 1840, 
consists of letters received from members of the Colman and Spier 
families in western New York; from his daughter Julia, who was 
active in Women's Christian Temperance Union work In New York 
City; from his son Henry, while attending Lawrence University, 
teaching at Evansyffle Academy, 1863-67, and serving as pastor in 
various Methodist churches in the state; from his son Bllhu, while 
attending Lawrence University, 1858-64, and practicing law In Fond 
du Lac ; and from his son Charles L. of La Crosse. 

MS 62-2247 



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Davis, John Givan, 1810-1866. 

Papers, 1826-71. 

15 Items, 2 v., and 1 box 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
.^"^i^^-^ deprecative from Indiana. Correspondence, 
fj^js^^^^d a ^ legal documents. Bulk of the coUectfon 
consists .of Incoming business and political correspondence. Includes 
letters from leaders of the Democratic Party, among them Coneress- 
men John J. Taylor, Thomas Hendricks, James G Robinson, Richard 
Zi^SS^^S?** 1 Y- Toorhe «. discussing attZtes to^rS 
secession, the CMI War, and national politics; letters from Gen. Lew 
Wallace; and family correspondence, partly from William P. and Ell 
Davis, describing Texas frontier conditions and advising Davis on Us 
J 8 "^" -?* Neoraat * Bill, the election of Stephen A. Douglas, and 
the Dred Scott decision. ^^ vv*™,™ 

MS 62-2248 



Banmgartner, Jacob, 1830-1916. 

Bficord books, 1846-1916. 

14 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Farmer of Fennlmore, WU. Diaries and reminiscences, accounts, 
weather notes, and 1 y. of financial records, including tar lists, of the 
town of Fennlmore during Baumgartner's years as treasurer (1888- 
80). Diary (1846-65) records Baumgartner's experiences as an ap- 
prentice and Journeyman dyer in Germany, 1844-flO, his travels over 
southwestern Wisconsin, Illinois, and Missouri in search of employ- 
* ne !i.^ nd CTentual settlement in the town of Fennlmore ; and contains 
SeSScS?"'' ^ ords aa& notea on ,ocal ntotory. Twelve volumes 
(1863-1916) contain accounts of Income and expenditures for Baum- 
gartner's large farm and of the weather, and, for the years 1863-08, a 
brief continuous dally record of the work done on the farm. Except 
for the town financial records, all material Is In German. 

MB 62-2249 



Gates family-. 

Papers of the Gates and Moore families, 1847-1913. 
1 v. and 9 boxes. 

tt ? 2S2 e !' T?>lversltr Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (461) ' 

Correspondence, accounts, and miscellanea of Lillian Gates and 
Mis. Katharine Moore relating to Investments In land and tenancy In 
Michigan, North Dakota, Illinois, and Oklahoma, and Investments In 
Bast Lynn Railroad and other eastern enterprises; correspondence of 
™ "J?" Moore . consultant engineer at the V. S. Naval Base. Key 
S. 6 ^.^ T 1 ** *5? S 1 " 148 Coast Line Co. and the Piedmont Traction 
Co. of Charlotte, N. C. ; a diary (189T) of a trip to New OrleansTand 
Items relating to a transatlantic cruise In 1802; a general family ac- 
count book (1882-88) ; and Mils, bankbooks, and clippings. ™™ 1 ' " 

MSl2-"5250 



Vanderjyn, Henry, 

Letter book, 1810-24. 
■'■'■ It. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (527) 

Letters relating chiefly to the sale, teasing, and development of land, 
to lumbering, and to political and social life In Chenango Co N X 
Includes a letter to Vanderlyn's uncle. John Vanderlyn, the artist 
commenting upon the family, Aaron Burr, John Vanderlyn's paintings, 
exhibitions, and appreciation by the public. Correspondents Include 
Colonel Oady, Obadiah German, Abraham R. Lawrence, Caleb Law- 
^ n f e> ^ T - L ? w £ ence ' Bo" 61 * L. Livingston, Theodore SIB, John 
Sudani, Simon G. Throop, Gerrlt Van Wagenen, and MarinusWlllett. 

MS 62-2251 



Brown, Jabez, 1825-1903. 

Papers, 1848-4949. 

33 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Teacher, farmer, and lecturer of Wisconsin. Diaries, poems, essays, 
lectures, and a few family letters. Diaries (1855-1808 with a few 
gaps) record Brown's trip from Indiana to Wisconsin In 1855 and his 
work as teacher and farmer In Juneau and Sauk counties, as school 
principal in Ironton and HUlsboro, and as lecturer in behalf of the 
temperance movement. Later entries describe briefly some of the civic 
and university events in Madison, where Brown lived during the last 
decade of his life. 

MS 62-2252 



Jenkins, George A b. 1819. 

Diaries, 1842-95. 

Si v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Diaries covering Jenkins' residence In Jefferson County N T to 
1855, in Calumet County, Wis, from 1855 to 1887, and thereafter at 
Fort Atkinson, concerning minute details of farm life, the establish- 
ment of an agricultural society, Jenkins' services on the Calumet 
County Board of Supervisors and his two terms in the state legisla- 
ture, and the proceedings of the Independent Order of Good Samari- 
tans at Woodville, N. T., 1852-53. Includes a one-volume diary (1883- 
86) of Arthur H. Jenkins, uuuhuimjt lioso- 

MS 62-2253 



Bolens, Harry Wilbur, 1864-1944. 

Papers, 1836-1944. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Wisconsin manufacturer, Inventor, Journalist; and politician. Cor- 
respondence, speeches, 8 pocket memorandum books (1886-1907), and 
other papers. Bulk of the material relates to the Gllson Manufactur- 
ing Co. In Port Washington, Wis, and to Bolens' service In the State 
Senate. Business papers (1803-44) of Bolens' manufacturing enter- 
prises include profit and loss statements, patent agreements, 8 reports 
of a labor detective (1818), and general business correspondence of 
the Gllson Manufacturing Co., manufacturers of gasoline engines, 
Garden tractors, and chair Irons; also similar materials for the 
Bolens-Bnders Printing Co. and the Plymouth Phonograph Co. Poli- 
tical papers include letters and speeches opposing the State Income 
tax in 1912, when Bolen was the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant 
Governor; other speeches; drafts of bob and amendments; a study 
of the University of Wisconsin's finances; and material of the coali- 
tion of conservative Democrats and Republicans against Philip La 
Follettes Progressives. The papers reflect Bolens' opposition to 
organized labor, to a higher corporation tax, and to University presi- 
dent Glenn Frank. Correspondents Include F. Byan Duffy James A. 
Farley, M K. Reiny, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Henry A. Wallace, and 
members of Bolens' family. ^ 



MS 62-2254 



Davidson, James O 1854-1922. 

Papers, 1885-1919. 

13 v. and 37 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Governor of Wisconsin. Correspondence, letter books, and 
speeches. Bulk of the collection deals with State political affairs for 
the years 1806-10, such as relations between Davidson and Robert 
Jr £? J ollette J" 1905-08 and the campaign of 1906, the John Dletx 
"battte" at Cameron Dam In 1906 and reverberations In the years 
following, patronage, the campaign fund raised by game wardens in 
1808, routine matters of State administration, complaints, pardon and 
parole matters, dvil service policies, the Governor's political future. 

JL??? 1 ?^ stato >"* to Door C - J* 1 ** the career of ex-Mayor 
David S. Rose of Milwaukee, and the campaign of 1912 In Wisconsin. 

A small amount of material on legislative issues for the gubernatorial 
years (1906-11) Includes an occasional veto message and opinions of 
the attorney general on pending legislation, material on several rural 
school bills, telegraphers' eight-hour bill, two-cent fare bill, and bins 
reg ulating Insurance companies, M«t-ort«i for the years preceding 
1906 concerns Davidson's campaign for State treasurer, patronage, 
and routine matters connected with administration of the State treas- 
ury- Letters after 1910 concern efforts of Davidson to obtain a fed- 
eral appointment, pardon and parole matters, and an Investigation 
of the Wisconsin School for the Deaf. Includes correspondence on 
a number of Davidson's small-scale business operations. Correspond- 
ents Include Joseph W. Babcock, William D. Connor, Albert R. Han, 

Samuel Harper, William D. Hoard, John M Nelson, Alley Peterson, 
and Isaac Stephenson. 

MS 62-2255 



Beck, Joseph David, 1866-1936. 

Papers, 1901-37. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

U. S. Representative from Wisconsin. Correspondence and 
speeches. Mainly letters written by Beck to his wife relating to their 
farms and livestock, life In Washington, the Labor Bureau of the 
Wisconsin Industrial Commission, and the problems of Wisconsin 
farmers during the depression years. Nine speeches are from Been 
campaign In 1928 for the Republican gubernatorial nomination; others 
relate to the work of the Wisconsin Industrial Commission, American 
intervention abroad, and other political campaigns. 

MS 62-2256 



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Boyd, George, d. 1846. 

Papers, 1797-1858. 

St. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Indian agent at Mackinac, Mien, and Green Bay, Wis. Letters re- 
ceived and copies of letters sent. A few papers deal with Boyd's 
services as special agent entrusted with private dispatches to the 
peace commissioners at Ghent in 1614, and 2 years later as purchasing 
agent In Europe for the War Dept. Boyd's Indian agency papers 
consist of reports and correspondence with his superiors and col- 
leagues such as Lewis Cass, Henry Dodge, James D. Doty, Thomas L. 
McKennr, George B. Porter, Henry B. Schoolcraft, Robert Stuart, 
and others concerning troubles with British traders ; the use of whis- 
key in the for trade; the Black Hawk War; Indian treaties, agree- 
ments, petitions, and accounts ; payments of annuities, food, and gifts 
to Wisconsin Indians ; charges of malfeasance In office made against 
Boyd In 1840 by Morgan L. Martin ; as well as statements of persons 
employed, estimated budgets, and abstracts of provisions, presents, 
and general disbursements at the Green Bay agency. Considerable 
correspondence with for traders such as Samuel Abbott Ramsay 
Crooks, John Lawe, members of the Grignon family, and others con- 
cerns business, governmental restrictions, and Indian relations. A 
few letters from Boyd's brother-in-law, John Qulncy Adams, and the 
tatter's son, Charles Francis Adams, relate to a legacy to Mrs. Boyd. 
Correspondence with the Bev. Blchard F. Cadle and his associates 
contains information on the Indian mission schools at Green Bay and 

Duck Creek, and on Indian education and religion In general. Much, 
of the remainder of the collection consists of unsuccessful claims 
made acalnst the War Dept by Boyd and Us heirs. 

Selections from the papers have been published in Collections of 
the Wisconsin State Historical Society, v. 12 (1892) p. 270-98; v. 14 
(1898) p. 464-615, passim; v. IS (1900) p. 18-24; v. 19 (1910) p. 441- 
42, 478-77 ; v. 20 (1911) p. 116-202, passim. 

MS 62-2257 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Orpinization collections, 1880-1061. 

ea. 8000 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, minutes, annual reports, news releases, dues rec- 
ords, checkbooks, printed material, and other records of hundreds of 
local and national organizations working In Arizona, Including Amer- 
ican Association of University Women, the Ancient Order of United 
Woodmen, the Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society, the 
Arizona Cattle Growers Association, the Arizona Federated Women's 
Clubs, the Arizona Medical Association, the Blue Bock and Gun Club, 
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Its women's auxiliary, 
the Business and Professional Women's Club, the Chamber of Com- 
merce, the Desert Bats, Disabled American Veterans, the Eastern 
Star, the Fireman's Association of Arizona, 4-H Clubs, Garden 
Clubs of Tucson, the Grand Army of the Republic, the Hohokam Mu- 
Beum Association, the Knights of Columbus, the Knights of Pythias, 
the League of Women Voters, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 
the Pistol and Bine Range Club, the Pornrio Diaz Society of Tucson, 
the Sons of Veterans (General B. H. G. MInty Camp), the Tucson 
Auto Club, the Tucson Committee for Interracial Understanding, the 
Tucson Rifle Club, the United Moderns, the Womens Christian Tem- 
perance Union, the Womens Home Council of Missions, the Wool 
Growers Association of Arizona, and various churches. 

MS 62-2258 

Birge, Edward Asahel, 1851-1950. 

Papers, 1855-1948. 

22bi>xes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Zoologist Correspondence, reports, speeches and sermons, and 
brief 'autobiographical reminiscences (1944) of Blrge's long associa- 
tion with the University of Wisconsin. Bulk of the papers consists of 
personal correspondence and reports written after 1900, relating 
mainly to Blrge's studies In the limnology and hydroblology of Wla- 
cousin lakes and to his service as a national officer of Phi Beta Kappa. 
Scattered letters concern University administration, social life on the 
campus, the development of the Madison Free Library, and other 
civic affairs. Correspondents Include Charles K. Adams, John Bas- 
com, William Jennings Bryan, Chancey Juday, Robert M La FoUette, 
Sr, John M Olin, John C. Spinner, William J. Starr, and Charles B. 
YanHlse. 

MS 62-2288 

Gaither, Edna, 

Papers, 1860-1956. 

270 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Clippings and pamphlets chiefly relating to local history: Indians 
(Oayugas, Ottawas, Poncae, Quapaws, and Senecas), border Indus- 
tries, and monmnents and landmarks of the area; clippings pertain- 
ing to the history of Carthage, Mo, George W. Carver, Belle Starr 
and other persons from the Carthage area, and Civil War on the 
border; a bulletin, Our storehouse of Missouri place names; and a 
book of photos, entitled SO years In Joplln, Missouri. 

MS 62-2260 



Henry, William, 1794-1853. 

Papers, 1828-49. 

155 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Pioneer settler of Wisconsin. Letters to Capt Henry concerning 
his activities as a merchant in Galena, I1L, as fhnifpm^ f the Com- 
mittee of Safety at Galena in 1827, as sutler for two companies of 
United States Bangers during the Black Hawk War, as Justice of the 
peace of Iowa Co, Wis., and as first postmaster of Mineral Point, 
Wis, in 18S6. Contains Information on early lead min^g hug ggee- 
station, the battle of the Peeatonlca, and the establishment of a news- 
paper, with some political correspondence. Includes appointments, 
accounts, and legal documents of Lt Matthew G. Fttctltf Mlnen3 

MS 62-2261 



Rasch, Philip J 

Papers, 1870-1961. 

2 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.} 

Physical therapist and author. Correspondence, articles, and other 
papers, on Billy the Kid Bonney, the Clantons, Wyatt Earp, Geron- 
Imo, Curly Bill Graham, Frank Leslie, John Bingo, and John H. 
Slaughter. Includes a bibliography on exploration of the Colorado 
Blver, 1540-1950. 

Some of the articles were published In Westerners brand books of 
various corrals. 

MS 62-2262 



Pearce, Joseph Harrison. 

Papers, 1878-1950. 

lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Banger and scout Correspondence and MSS. on the Arizona 
Bangers, the Aztec Land 4 Cattle Co, the Yaqul Indians, John H. 
Slaughter, Peter E. Slaughter, the Coronado and Heber Trails, Al- 
chlsay, Geronlmo, and other Western subjects. 

MS 62-2263 



Carter, Richard E 1836-1918. 

Correspondence, 1861-1900. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil War officer. Letters of Capt Carter of Company I, 5th Wis- 
consin Volunteer Infantry, to his brother William In PlattevfUe. The 
letters from 1861 to 1864 originated in Maryland and Virginia and 
discuss the expedition to the Yorktown Peninsula in 1862, the Battle 
of Fredericksburg, the engagement of the Monitor and the Merrlntac, 
national politics, and activities of secessionists In Maryland. In 1864 
and 1865 Carter wrote of his work as recruiting officer In Madison 
and as assistant Quartermaster in Chattanooga, Tenn. 

MS 62-2264 



Knapp, Henry E 1851-1932. 

Papers, 1740-1932. 

10 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence of Knapp (6 boxes, mainly 1889-1962) ; reminis- 
cences of old loggers and rivermen; historical notes on logging, In- 
dians, and gteamboatlng; a diary of a Japanese and world tour 
(1908-04) ; genealogical notes ; data on Chippewa Blver boats : lists 
of logging camps and lands of the lumbering firm of Knapp, Stout 
and Co.; and diaries (24 v, 1848-81) kept by Knapp's father, John 
H. Knapp of Ft Madison, Iowa, and Menomonle, Wis. The diaries 
describe the elder Knapp's activities as the purchase and sales agent 
of Knapp, Stout and Company, which he founded, and his travels 
along the Mississippi River, among the commercial centers of the 
East, and to Europe In 1869 and 1870. Includes correspondence 
between the younger Knapp, Henry L. Stout, Thomas B. Wilson, 
Andrew Talnter, John H. Douglass, and other officers and members 
of Knapp, Stout and Company. Letters from William B_ Marshall 
of St. Paul deal with the Knapp family's investments 4n Twin Cities 
real estate, and letters from Orrln H. Ingram, Eau Claire, and 
Joseph G. Thorp, Cambridge, Mass, deal with lumbering and Invest- 
ments. Menomonle members of Company H of the 8rd Wisconsin 
Infantry wrote to Knapp describing camp life and health conditions 
In the Spanish-American War. 

MS 62-2265 



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Hooper, Jessie Annette (Jack) 1865-1935 
Papers, 1909-34. 
5 v. and 21 boxes. 

^J^ Hlst » rl <*lSodety of Wisconsin collections. 
eJZto^JZLT*?** 11 *- Correspondence, addresses and radio 
g^K^Wograpnical material, mlscenaneons organizational mate- 

4^craX£ S. to ^,£.T cntlTe board » « «*■ ^iSaSont 
<«erapboota ofdlpplngs, 8 engagement books, and a Mo™SH* 

L^T^^SSi? Work u *" President of the Wteconsta 
taatarta i^SJ?" 1 ", 2?" her """motion for United States 
senator In 1922, and her later work as chairman of its toamM 
on IndUn affair,; her campaign against Sen. *I££Il£93ES 

2r w£fc &r^i ta SJ£r*° C ^? ,: Part * orar ■»• P»nlbition tame 
conauTstate ^(^^^.TS"?^ ^ "operatton with the Wu^ 

activity in the Conference on the Cause andCnreof WiJlWkS 
the World Court, the Kellogg patTS Pan^LnertSn u£TZ 

MS 62-2266 



Evans, Edward E 1860-1932. 

Papers, 1896-1928. 

lbox 

to State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
^TSL^HS^^ ""«<*»• and editorials relating to Dr 
sSEl^ISf. !^. H ? ■" an ""^ <* «*« WlaconslnStatelt^cil 
iSSta£2K£- 0f ? e ^ n! J e ™ ,ty « tf Wisconsin, a director tf theState 

Seeches 0^1^%,^^** Part of the conectlon consists* 
apeecnea delivered by Dr. Evans on the problems of hosnttai aiimtH 
totrauon, and materials pertaining to lega^on^SSTaiBW.^ 
Uce of medicine and to the University MeScal fchoof^^ the prac 

MS 62-2267 



Keyes, EKsha Williams, 1828-1910. 

Papers, 1808-1910. 

41 t. and 109 boxes. 

£, Hi!? '"forfcal Society of Wisconsin collections. 
/«?7^.^J d P ' 1 *" 4 ^ Correspondence (104 boxes) letter books 
ifaflata ?^h^' lreSSeS ' S" 1 artt,to - ConcernsloUticirlnd^S 
nar7o?t£?n2lK£f TfJS?** of Wisconsin Political life, the early 
thfonen£? S^"?? 1 P / lrty ' P° Utlcal conditions in Washington* 
Ure opening of tte Lincoln administration, the course ofthe war 
S^ni21 d, I? <*«* P?st office, the a^odTof^sSkerl 5vS 
S^SSS? 7 ' i e T*"2 * congressional leaders afterX vSurKraSs 
manipulation of the BepubUcan machine in Wlsconstainthe izmZ 
MsreUtlons with the Grangers, the lnvesSgattoHf Keye^ i ala^M* 

Socto r }^4 1 f ^"Inlo t ^2?^? c S? * *"• Wisconsin Historical 
wS. m.!™,'-? 1 S 8 ^ Also **cr<l>ed In The Keyes and the Civil 

*«*2Z52£Jg£2SXS252? " BnlletlB of to *>™«™ « 

Restricted. 

MS 62-2268 



Hosting, Paul Oscar, 1866-1917. 

Papers, 1909-18. 

27 v. and 25 boxes. 

T? s"£!5£?f2! So 2f ty « W»s«««in collections. 
(1^13)^^^ fa nSt? mS J n i„ Correspondence; drafts of bills 
teTheartokn^.iS't^l: °J Wisconsin State legislative commit- 
tee hearings on water power, forestry, and drainage- letter books 

^"senSr' SmST^ed Id^t,^*^^ «*■ 
lM7m« »» ™Sw"^SlJ" d President Wilson to Milwaukee In 

P^^^SFi^L P E I 2£' °° certata kitten. A gxoui of 

a^n P £££?Pr££? 0,n, ! s 7 boxes <* lette re concerning Ipostofilce 
■PPointments), German language newspapers SdttettUtedTof 



German-American citizens In Wisconsin toward the Wilson admlnls- 
traUon, the campaign of 1916, neutrality legislation and foreign pol- 
icy, preparedness. Democratic State politics In general, and pro- 
hibition, including a letter on the subject from William T Bvlue. Sev- 
eral letters from members of the Wisconsin Loyalty Legion late In 
imcommeot on working-class morale and attitude toward the war 
Letters of Joseph E.. Darns, Albert S. Burleson, and others are among 
those relating to patronage. —««■* 

Three letters relating to World War i are published In Wisconsin 
magazine of history, v. 1 (June 1918) p. 388-416. — — «■■« 

MS 62-2269 



Cheever, Dsstin Grow, 1830-1897. 

Papers, IS42-97. 

30 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
B ^ r ^t^I t0a ! b ^!^i 0tCllaU " L -' m '- Correspondence, diaries, 
££? TwS'SS' ""iSS? 8 rf , """na*, lists of town officers md towi 
SS- ( 5fSfS' "^ °* ^^ CTentB - and "cords of the UiSoo 

SfS^mS2-^^E yemont. his speculative ventures in laX 
SlSf^f 1 "rensanents leading to large scale and varied farmand 
stodrtmedlag operations at Clinton, his activities In SeRe?uSlcai 
Party and as a local official, and as an organiser and offlcerto tte 
Clinton cheese factory, his investments In railroad and mining stock, 
famuyand personal matters, school and church aftalra^am^tavS^ 

MS 62-2270 



Butler, James Davie, 1815-1905. 

Papers, 1706, 1776-1905. 

6 v. and 14 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Congregational clergyman, professor, author, and lecturer. Corre- 
spondence, memorandum books, diaries, articles, and addresses. Bulk 
ofthe early papers (1797-1844) concerns the business affairs of James 
Butler, Siva merchant of Butland, Vt Butler's own correspondence, 
mainly 1870-1805, deals with Wisconsin Indian languages and archeol- 
ogy ; the Frederick S. Perkins collection of copper implements ; history 
and Identification of portraits of Christopher Columbus; genealogy 
of the Butler and Weatnerbee families ; book collecting ; numismatics • 
and personal matters. Includes a 12-page letter by James Stevenson 
giving personal recollections of James Bridger; memorandum books 
and diaries, particularly for 1839-44, including a trip to Europe In 
ljHiand briefer notes on later travels; a commonplace book kept 
by Butler, and one kept by Joseph Hlnde, started In 1706; and 8 boxes 
of articles and addresses. Additional papers relating to a telepathic 
meeting between John Hnlr and Butler in the Tosemlte Valley. Calif. 

■SK^J? U £ e £.^ MnIr (MTO ""* m8 ^ Butlert * corresS»deace 
!!!? ,0 ?5 »• Woodhead, editor of Mind In nature; and typewritten 
copies of 2 articles written by Butler for that periodical 

MS62-2271 



Ingrain, Orrin H 1830-1918. 

Papers, 1857-1904. 

50 v. and 52 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
. ZS ^ lumoe ™an. Correspondence; letter books containing 
o? tSTn£^ t* C S re ^ e *• Chamber Un. lone assistant secretary^ 
ottbe Enmlre Lumber Company; scattered financial and statistical 
record books of lumbering operations and of the Half Moon Lake 
Oaualj Company; and papers concerned with minor enterprlsaTof 
the firm oflngram and Kennedy, who were also wholesale dealers In 
grain, produce and provunons, ^oprietors of the Chippewa Blver 
SS^. 1 ^ £?J h i a,i,,pewa Bxpress Company, and storage/eonv 
nasa^a^f^rardtog merchants. Includes. In addition to business 
records of Ingram's lumbering operations, letters relating to Bipon 
College, the economic effects of the Civil War, the comlngof tteraS 
SchZLSTS? ? wltn , the Chicago market, Improvements on 
'S2'2?7 e T^S wr • In * ram s philanthropic work, hte assistance to 
wLT£, 1% L M , ooa >- "* « Cornell Dnlvers^lhuTo? £ 
Wisconsin, the buading and operation of the Eau Claire Water Worta! 

SSta^i^i Correspondents Include Kufus C. Ftegg, Michael 
G^Edward^Merrell, DwU^t L. Mo«ly, SmnueTS £!Eck! 

sJ^XFS&SS. 1 ** "-"""^ « the Wisconsin Historical 

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Knell, John, 1831-1873. 

Papers, 1851-S3. 

6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, business records, MS. vols, of plays in German, 
and a box of MS. music Correspondence includes letters from rela- 
tives in Bermeraheim, Germany, from friends in Chicago, Cleveland, 
St Louis, Buffalo, and Davenport from a brother in New York City, 
Civil War letters from friends and from Knell who was sutler In 
the Southwest for the 35th Begt, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and 
a few later letters from the Knell children. Among the business 
papers are letters from Leopold Blndskopf and Son, distillers and 
wholesale dealers in liquor, with whom Knell became associated as 

agent in the early 1860'a ; and Invoices of purchase and sale of mer- 
chandise in a Milwaukee home famishing store in which Knell's son 
George was a partner. Mainly In German. 

MS 62-2273 



Baird, Henry Samuel, 1800-1875. 

Papers, 1798-1890, 1930. 

7 boxes and 1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Lawyer of Green Bay, Wla, and territorial political figure. Busi- 
ness, professional, and family papers consisting mainly of corre- 
spondence, together with a few muster rolls, school copybooks, and 
articles. Many of the early 19tb cent papers concern Mackinac Island. 
Among these are papers, mainly In French, of Madame Madeleine 
Laframbolse, aunt of Mrs. Balrd. These Include rosters (1814, 1817, 
and 1819) of Capt TtamjnmiF. K. Pierce's company stationed at Fort 
Mackinac; s letter by the Rev. Francois V. Badln (1833), and others 
regarding early Cathol i c missionary work in the Northwest; several 
letters from Antolne Dequindre and other of Mme. Laframboise's busi- 
ness and social acquaintances in Detroit ; a number of letters from her 
nephew Alexis Laframbolse, in Montreal, and her son Joseph; and 
letters (1834-53) from Joseph Laframboise to his cousin Mrs. Balrd 
from his fur-trading post at Little Rock on the Minnesota River and 
from other stations. Papers of Henry S. Balrd include his memoranda 
on the trial of Oshkosh (1830) ; 2 muster rolls of companies of Me- 
nominee Indians (1832) ; some correspondence (1848-50) on the reoc- 
cupatlon of Fort Howard and the return of the Winnebago to the 
upper Wisconsin River ; 2 letters from Henry R. Schoolcraft ; 2 letters 
from Bleazer Williams ; a few items on Stockbridge Indian affairs and 
on the fur trade and traders, including 6 letters from Ramsay Crooks; 

a letter from Crooks (1842) describing the death of Joseph Rolette, 
and others from Crooks' sons, Ramsay, Jr. of New York City and 
William of St Paul, concerning the disposition of their father's prop- 
erty at Green Bay ; more than a dozen letters (1861-63) from William 
Astor relating to the Astor land at Green Bay; and papers accumu- 
lated by Balrd as draft commissioner during the Civil War. Family 
correspondence includes letters exchanged by Baird and his future 
wife during their courtship ; about 35 letters by Baird's father. Henry 
Balrd, in Cleveland (1822-32) and later (1835-36) when he was em- 
ployed by the government to teach farming methods to the Indians at 
Neenah (Winnebago Rapids) ; and letters (1836) by Henry S. Baird 
to his wife and to his father describing the sessions of the Territorial 
Legislature meeting at Belmont Mrs. Baird's correspondence in- 
cludes letters from wives and sisters of officers who had been stationed 
at Fort Howard, letters concerning relief for sufferers in the forest 
fires in 1871, and letters depicting frontier living conditions In Green 
Bay and other Wisconsin communities. Family correspondence of 
later dates reflects the changes in social and political life as the State 
became more populated. 

Two items have been published In the Collections of the Wisconsin 
State Historical Society, v. 2 (1855) p. 72-97: and v. 4 (1857/58) 
p. 197-221 

MS 62-2274 



Gundry, William P 1853-1936. 

Papers, 1849-99. 

2 v. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of Joseph Gundry, who settled in Mineral Point Wis., about 
1845 and of his sons, Joseph H. and William P. Gundry, including 
diaries (1369-98) kept by the elder Gundry; bills and accounts of 
William P. Gundry with London, New York, and Chicago merchants 
for clothes and household furnishings; about 125 letters (1870-76) 
from William T. Vincent concerning a silver mine near Central City, 
Utah Territory; papers (1870-79) dealing with the management of 
the La Salle Zinc Company in Illinois, including a ledger, some ac- 
count books, and correspondence; letters received from agents of the 
Gundry family in Nebraska and In Oklahoma Territory reporting on 
land investments; and miscellaneous correspondence dealing with 
minor business activities of the Gundry family. 

MS 62-2275 



Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Records of Congregational churches in "Wisconsin, 1839- 

1946. 

82 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Records of State and district conventions, of State auxiliary organ- 
izations, and of individual churches and church auxiliaries. Includes 
records of the Beloit Convention, the Lemonweir Convention, the 
Madison District Congregational Association, the Mineral Point 
Convention, the Northeastern Convention, the Presbyterian and Con- 
gregational Convention (title varies), the Southwestern Convention, 
and the Winnebago Convention; of the Federation of Churches and 
Christian Workers, the Home Missionary Society, the Woman's Board 
of Missions of the Interior, the Women's Home Missionary Union, 
and office records of Our church life; and the following individual 
Wisconsin churches and church auxiliaries : Bristol, Paris, and 
vicinity; Brooklyn; Cooksvllle; Cumberland; Darlington; De Soto; 
Easton; Fort Howard; Frankville; Kenosha First Church; Madison 
Pilgrim Church ; Milwaukee Hanover Street Church ; Monroe ; Mount 
Sterling ; Neenah Welsh Church ; Oshkosh ; Osborn ; Pewaukee ; 
Shullsburg; Spring Green; Springvale; Stephensvllle; Stoughton; 
and Windsor Union Church. 

MS 62-2276 



Neff, Mary (Lawson) b. 1862. 
Papers. 18S7-1935. 
1 box. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Physician. Correspondence, clippings of ca. 200 articles, a scrap- 
book, genealogical sketches, announcements of medical meetings, 
and an autobiographical item (1937), Incidents worth recording in 
the life of Dr. Mary Lawson Neff. 

MS 62-2277 



Albany Female Seminary. 

Records, 1827-61. 
2ft 

In New York State Library. 

Trustees' minutes, reports to Regents, student rosters, classbook, 
stockbook, and miscellaneous papers. 
Purchased 1936. 

MS 62-2278 



Barry, J Neflsoc 

Papers, ca. 1954. 

ca. 60 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Episcopal minister. Maps of the Wyoming and Idaho districts, 
compiled by Barry from the map attributed to Samuel Lewis, pub- 
lished in the Journals of Lewis and Clark in 1814, with data from 
maps of John Colter and other members of the Lewis and Clark 
expedition and from maps used by fur traders and members of the 
Astorian expedition. Includes correspondence of Barry with the 
Missouri Historical Society concerning his maps. 

Glft 

MS 62-2279 



Devereux, Nicholas, 1791-1855. 

Pap-vs. 1801-97. 

560 items and 13 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives ( 605, 606, 653, 1216) 

Correspondence, reports, accounts, maps, deeds, and other records 
relating to lands owned by Devereux in western New York, and to 
his estate. Includes papers relating to the Erie Railroad, to James 
Donatien Le Ray de Chaumont to the Rossie Lead Mining Co., and 
to the establishment of a shoe factory in Utica, N. T. Names of 
persons and organizations represented include the Bank of Enicott- 
ville, Benjamin C. Butler, James Clapp, John Devereux, Mary D. 
Devereux, Nicholas Devereux and Co., Devereux Land Office, EU1- 
cottville Land Office, Holland Land Co., Francis Kernan, Cornelia 
Plerrepont and William C. Pierrepont 

MS 62-2280 



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Holland Land Company. 

Records, 1802-63. 

ca. 2 ft., 39 v. and 8 reels of itil^mfli^ 

Account books, daybook, land contracts, deed hoot ™^.^« „, 
amounts paid on principal and tateiesV *£e£n IrZditu^TSotS 

GeorieF TatoaZ ^ He,UT Seym0ur - Thomas Smtt™. and 

ItS 62-2281 



Doty, V D 

Papers, 1913-15. 
lbox. 

«^2SS*S?Sa, IJ,,mr ' C0Uecti0n <* »««««-' Histor, and 

MS62-2282 



New State Mining Company. 

Records, ca. 1912-14. 

ca. 500 items. 

toArteona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Ariz.) 

Correspondence, minutes, reports, mining d^eaTan" STewSi 

MS 62-2283 



Siena del Oro Gold Company. 

Records, 1913-14. 
ca. 55 Items. 

"SJSSSgttSgS?"* «**» (^cson. a*., 

MS 62-2284 

Brooks, Abiel E 1801-1891. 

Papers, 1710-1903. 

40 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
In part, facsimiles. 

»f ^!f f^"^ Madiso ; n - w ">- M*">Iy bnsiness papers, consisting 
M.i^n i £ dentllres . ««* certificates, and JetterTcMicendnTthf 
S*™-„S^ Mtalng Ca (1849) ; facsimiles of thelrtLr rf 
TOomas and John Estabrook (1710 and 1718) ; and remlSscenoes of 
Brooks activities written by a grandson. ^^ 

MS 62-2285 

Fina, Donald P 1888- 

Papers, 1947-54. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
oi&fthSt™? sheets ' and "« autobiographical 
^dl^erou?^^^ ^ C<mpOSer ot Beant « nJ ****** 

MS 62-2286 

Boochever, Louis, 1890-1952. 
Papers, 1918-42. 
ca. l ft. 

KSKyM^^^ 

MS 62-2287 



Ludlum, Thomas Russell. 

Scrapbook, 1873-1907. 

UmveS^^ves^/oTW^ °° Utaio ^ **<"»» History and 
n„Sl«. 1 J^\r Pr ; 8 P? n ^ and Plrtnres &r Caseadllla School, Cornell 

MS 62-2288 



Whiteside family. 

Papers,' 1769-1938. 

2 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (613) ™«urjr «uu 

Correspondence, deeds, accounts, Inventories, genealogical material 
52! "SUf.i'X 8 ™^ 1 " 8 * 1 * "***>** to the aeavitleB of Fhlneas and 
John Whiteside, pioneer farmers in Washington Co_ N T who acted 
-J!! 6 ?? [«*?-*» «» 1>e handling of 8756 acreTof land for Hen- 
ESS,™*?.*? 1 *? and her a™ 1 - Inelndes Mrs. Oolden's rent roll 
(1785) containing detailed Information as to lots, names, rente, and 
Jems; and a series of letters (1819-80) from Thomas Whiteside of 
Champtain, N Y. relating to mortgages, business, rents In Montreal 
and the use of the herb scnllcap to treat the victim of a raWd dog. 

MS 62-2289 



Qnayle, William. 

Correspondence, 1862-64. 

ca. 115 items. 

In Alabama University Library. 
aiJEEl*^ 5? 16 ° a ^\ Correspondence written from the first frontier 
S^ n Z?* ? ^^ Quayle ™ «»>>mander, providing intern^ 
^r?.„H°« ed r er ?J!n?\ i , llt t ri T- CorrespondeMs ln^dTjames 

£*"*,',?/ ?i»fcCnn«fl>. and James Webb Throckmorton 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. ' 

Open to investigators under library restrictions 
Denn^ fk?^ Ma, * aret <*"*■ Jam< * <*Wl± and Mrs. Horton 

MS 62-2290 



New York (City) Courts. 
Records. 
2 v. and 1 box. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
Minutes of the Court of Quarter Sessions (1811) reeister of rasps 

indemnities, bail bonds, and other related matters! ™""™ ™ "T 

MS 62-2291 



Dragoon Copper Mining & Smelting Company. 

Records, 1902-21. 

ca. 200 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, mining deeds, bylaws, and a prospectus. 

MS 62-2292 



Montour Falls, N. T. People's College. 

Records. 1810-1913. 
1032 items. 

U.&SSMves 6 '^ Ubrai7 ' CoU^-^Beglonal History and 

-*£££!!* ""S 8 ' Iaod„transactiODS, president's report and corre- 

MS 62-2293 



Cornell University. Bride's dub. 

Records, 1926-50. 

Un^Sr?ScWves e '^£r 7 ' < ™ eCam * ^^ HtotMy "* 
Correspondence, minutes, accounts, programs, and dippings. 

MS 62-2294 



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Cornell University. New York State CoUege of Agriculture. 

Correspondence of the director, 1911-14. 

120 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/2/19) 

Correspondence mainly addressed to Jacob Gould Schurman, presi- 
dent of Cornell University, relating to the selection of a successor to 
Dean Liberty Hyde Bailey. Includes biographical references to Cullen 
Blair, Kenyon L. Butterfield, John Henry Comstock, C. F. Curtis, Eu- 
gene Davenport, Beverly T. Galloway, Thomas F. Hunt, Whitman H. 
Jordan, W. J. Kennedy, Charles L. Marlatt, Frederick B. Mumford, 
Raymond A. Pearson, Gifford Pinchot, G. Howard Powell, Charles H- 
Royce, Harry Tjimnn Russell, Carl Schurz Scofleld, Jacob Gould 
Schurman, William Jasper Splllman, George F. Warren, Henry Jack- 
son Waters, Herbert J. Webber, H. J. Wheller, John Andreas Wldtsoe, 
Henry Hiram Wing, and Charles Dayton Woods. 

MS 62-2295 

Cornell University. CoUege of CivU Engineering. 

Records, 1900-06. 

354 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (16/4/23) 

Chiefly letters addressed to Jacob Gould Schurman, president of 
Cornell University, concerning the selection of a director of the Col- 
lege of CivU Engineering. Considerable reference is made to Irving 
P. Church, Charles Lee Crandan, Eugene B. Haskell, Henry S. Jacoby, 
Earl Brink Lovell, and Mansfield Merriman. 

MS 62-2296 

Moller, Christian. 

Papers, 1724-1886. 

45 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1027) 

Photocopies. 

Family letters, a passenger contract, certificates, and other papers 
of a Dane who emigrated to New York State in 1882 with his wife 
and children. 

MS62-2297 



Hulce, Martial R collector. 

Papers, 1786-1893. 

12 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (579) 

Papers largely concerned with lumbering along the Delaware River. 
Includes several letters relating to "Black Republicanism" (1857) 
and to Democratic Party plans (1859). The material Is related to 
the library's Hnlce family collection. 

MS 62-2298 

La Rue family. 

Papers, 1795-1935. 

12 items and 1 box. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (321, 642, 867) 

Correspondence, deeds, indentures, and other papers of the La Rue 
family of Watertown, Jefferson Co., N. T. Includes a deed (1802) 
from King George m to William La Rue and papers relating to the 
Campbell family, to the political interests of Judge J. Frank La Rue 
and Ebenezer Campbell, and to Republican Party activity. 

MS 62-2299 

Bretz, Julian Pleasant. 

Papers, 1905-51. 

9ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/17/140) 

University professor. Correspondence, articles, speeches, and clip- 
pings relating to the Tompkins County Nonpartisan Committee (1944) 
and to BretzV campaign for Congress. Includes correspondence re- 
ceived as secretary of the Trustee-Faculty Committee of Cornell Uni- 
versity appointed to choose a successor to Livingston Farrand, corre- 
spondence relating to the administration of the Dept of History, and 
family correspondence. Correspondents Include Henry W. Edgerton, 
James Farley, and Elbert Duncan Thomas. 

MS 62-2300 

Gt. Brit. Army. Paymaster General's O'ffice. 
Records, 1767-1827. 
181 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino, Calif.) 
Pay warrants, accounts, receipts, and miscellaneous returns for 
British forces stationed out of England. 
Acquired prior to 1927. 

MS 62-2301 



Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Mowry Mine collection, 1893-1918. 

ca. 1025 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, a report by Charles H. Swain, statements, bills, 
checks, and other papers, relating to the Mowry Mine and the Alto 
Copper Co. The bulk of the collection Is of the period 1903-06. 

MS 62-2302 



Commonwealth Mine & Milling Company. 

Records, 1913-19. 
ca. 200 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Correspondence, financial statements, payroll sheets, receipt and 
disbursement records, 2 record books, and plats. 

MS 62-2303 



Corscot, Catherine M 1875-1952. 

Papers of Catherine M. and John C. Corscot, 1902-14. 

8 items and 2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers preserved by a family of Madison, Wis., including letters 
to Corscot from John C. Spooner, Robert M La FoUette, Sr„ and 
Henry L. Doherty; constitution and minutes of meetings (1900-01) 
of the Madison High School Alumni Association ; and constitution, 
membership lists, and minutes of meetings (1902-09) of the Old 
Settlers' Club of Madison. 

MS 62-2304 



Nichols, Charles A 1878- 

Papers. 1900-60. 

lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Business man and author. Correspondence, poems, and a 454^>age 
item entitled Dear old Cochise, which includes verse and drama on 
Apache Indians, and sketches of Nellie Cashman, George Crook, Hen 
Erickson, John Hand, Tom Jeffords, BSmUlo KoBterlitzky, and Jeff 
Milton. 

MS 62-2305 



O'Neill, William Owen, 1860-1898. 
Papers, 1885-1910. 
lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Sheriff and journalist Articles, biographical sketches, extracts 

from newspapers, and other papers, by and about O'Neill. Includes 

Reminiscences of Michael M. Rice, and an article on train robbers 

byOHem. 

MS 62-2306 



Pinal Co., Ariz. 

Records, 1880-1961- 
15 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Tax record books, letter books of the county treasurer, a grand 
jury book, transcripts and printed material on court cases, a MS. 
(1938) on the county by John J. Bugg, and a bibliography. 

MS 62-2307 



Cornel] University. Library. 

Records, 1873-1914. 

17 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (13/2/17) 

Incoming correspondence, letters referred to the librarian, reports, 
and miscellaneous material reflecting the development and admin- 
istration of the library, the acquisition of its special collections, tie 
Interest taken in It by Ezra Cornell, Andrew Dickson White, George 
Lincoln Burr, WUlard Flake, and numerous faculty members. Its re- 
lationships with other leading libraries. Its use by scholars and stu- 
dents, and its service to the public 

MS 62-2308 



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Ball family. 

Business records, 1821-SL 

32 t. ana 12 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (950) 

Correspondence, accounts, deeds, and other papers, largely relating 
to a general store and merchandizing business In Sherbrooke, Stan- 
stead, and Coatlcook, Quebec, and Elgin, HI, controlled by the Ball 
family. Includes business accounts and correspondence of Leonard 
C. Ball, of Sherbrooke, and of Albert P. Ban, of Stanstead; Leonard 
C. Ball's accounts and correspondence with the British American 
Land Company on land purchases and his agreement to furnish Its 
settlers with necessaries ; an agreement accounts, and letters relating 
to the partnership of William C. Kimball and Leonard C. Ball In a 
general store In Elgin, HL ; and a considerable amount of material 
concerning agricultural improvements and the development of a coun- 
try estate. 

MS 62-2309 

Bessesen, Beatrice Gjertsen, 1886-1935. 
Papers, 1904-34. 

It. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Scrapbook containing letters, pictures, and dippings, with Infor- 
mation on Mrs. Bessesen's career as a singer at the Boyal Opera 
House, Weimar, in other European countries, and in the United 
States; on her marriage to William A. Bessesen of Albert Lea. Minn. - 
and on her later activities in concert work and In organizlnc music 
conservatories In Albert Lea and Minneapolis. * 

MS 62-2310 

Dorman, Walter. 

Papers, 1874-1988. 
82 Items. 

Un^ry^^*)" 1 *"* ° 0neCtlOB * B **' M1 HtotMy « Dd 
Maefer of the Pomona Grange. Speeches, newspaper clippings, and 
sketches relating to the grange movement In Ontario and neighboring 
counties in New York, and to the formation of the Poinoua Grange 
Includes an Installation speech, membership lists, an account of Untoi 
2??F "Hi IT**^ * peech 0B oJeomarsarine, and another on the ad- 
vantages of the fanner's position and party strife in the movement. 

MS 62-2311 

Leroy Fruit Growers' Association. 

Records, 1932-35. 
241 items. 

U luT eSt? e i , rcni n velTol4) Ubn,ry ' ^"^ * Be8lonal ***" ■* 

«» C 2!3fS? I1<1 ^ c S. acconnt8 . ■>* miscellaneous material relating to 
a* activities of the association and of Us president, Bay P. McPher- 

MS 62-2312 

Hodgert, Forest M 1885-196L, 

Papers, 1915-45. 

vS^SS^mSSIS^n'' C ° V ° cam " Beg,onal Htot017 and 

University professor. Field data on virus diseases of the notato. 
Jfit-WSSt"" - ** deT<a<,p,Beat « BcaTa^vSuSSeSsEnt 

MS 62-2313 

Locking, James. 

Business records, 1858-64. 

V^SSStmS^^"'' C ° neCtl0n ° f EeSl0Ml ^^ a " d 

*JttJRi£5Sitt5£EF* tor «— " (US8) - "*» 

MS 62-2314 

Semet-Solvay Company. 

Records, 1897-1942. 

54 Items and IT boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (430) *"»«>rj "™ 

Correspondence, statements of investments and ownerships, de- 
scriptions of construction costs, materials and operations, reports 
specifications and instructions, plans for proposed plants, designs, 
Mueprtnts and photos, relating to the Semet-Solvay Co., Solvay Process 
Co,Tennessee Products Corp., Indiana Harbor do. Plants, Carbonl- 
fera de Sahlnas Rosita, Mexico, and other by-produtts coke oven plants. 
xnaudes material on other industrial processes and correspondence of 
European Industrial scientists. «-i~»»™e«i 

MS 62-2315 



Morgan, Edwin Barber, 1806-1881. 

Papers. 1849-54. 

802 items. 

In Cornell University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (550) 

U S. Representative from New York. Papers concerned principally 
with elections In the 25th Congressional District of New York in 1850 
when Morgan, Whig candidate on a platform of high protectionism! 
free soil, and the repeal of the Fugitive slave law, was defeated by 
the Loco-Foco candidate, Thomas T. How. Includes material on the 
Whig nominating convention at Homer, N. Y., details of the congres- 
sional campaign and the defeat of Morgan ; a few papers concerned 
with State and national politics and the elections of 1852, In which 
Morgan succeeded in winning a seat In Congress; and letters from 
Horace Greenley. William H. Seward, and local politicians. 

MS 62-2316 

Oswego River Bank, Fvlton. N.T. 

Records of the Oswego River Bank and the First National 
Bank of Fulton, 1855-1905. 

325 Items and 5 v. 

In Cornell University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (546) 

The Oswego River Bank records Include articles of association, 
election of directors, minutes, bDls for original equipment, accounts 
with other banks, daily accounts, balance sheets, correspondence with 
the Bank Dept of Albany and the Treasury Dept_ certificates of the 
destruction of currency, and other papers. The First National Bank 
records Include drafts of tie articles of incorporation and bylaws, 
correspondence, lists of subscribers, minutes, and accounts. 

MS 69-2317 

Richardson, Fred W 

Accounts, 1892-98. 

lv. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (521) 

Personal, family, rental, and mortgage loan accounts from Newark 
valley, Tioga Co.. N Y. 

MS62-2318 

Reynolds, Thomas J 

Business records, 1855-67. 
2v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (S9A) ^ 



Grocery accounts from Hornell, Steuben Co, N. Y. 



MS 62-2319 



MacmiOan, Bennet. 

Scrapbook. 1909-13. 

lv. ' 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (3T/5/20) 

Member of Cornell University's Class of 1813. Includes campus 
and student photos, and much material relating to the Cosmopolitan 
Club of Cornell University. 

MS62-2320 



Slosson, John. 

Business records, 1799-1902. 

Sv. - 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (577) 

General store accounts for Slosson (1789-18S2) and for Joseph 
Totten (1892-1902) of Manllus, Onondaga Co„ N Y. 

MS 62-2321 



Howard, Harrison. 

Papers, 1848-86. 

720 items and 3 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1138) 

Secretary of the Peoples' College Association. Correspondence, 
cuppings, and other papers relating to the Peoples' College movement 
and to the establishment of the college at Havana (now Montour 
Falls) Schuyler Co., N. Y. Includes papers relating to Amos Brown 
and a record book of the Mechanics Protection Society no. 6 Lower 
Lockport, Niagara Co, N. Y. Correspondents include William Andrns 
Alcott, S. A. Andrews, Henry Ward Beecher, Amos Brown, Elfliu Bur- 
rttt, L. S. Ohatfleld, Myron Holley Clark, George Wylie Clinton, 
Charles Oook, David Crocker, Jr, James V. Culver, John Delafleld, 



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Howard, Harrison. Papers, 1848-86. (Continued) 

F„T Ce r Gree ' ey V I I> S scnn i, Green ' B F - G»m»re, Alonzo Hawley, Alex- 
£ r T L - T ™! ?S e y- t> p l !f eborn Garrettson Hubbard Washington 
fw, r> f TT% ^*f rt M"*" 1 ^^ D. C. McCullum, J.TiS 
Elwain Daniel Murdock. Lyman Payne, T. C. Peters G I Pumpellv 

ff^Z, S - ^," da "' ™" iam H - Russe ". w »'t« S Sessions rSSStto 

fHL'r 1 ??^^^' Sm,th - John AupisUae Smith" 
J. B. Speed, G. H. Stebbins, 0. G. Steele, and A. I. Wynkoop. 

MS 62-2322 

Comstock, John Henry, 1849-1931. 

Correspondence, 1885-94. 

12 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Rejrional History and 
University Archives (21/23/23) 

University professor and entomologist. Letters reflecting Com- 
SSSii r™^ tD aeTel °P in e entomology departments throughout the 
country Includes many letters from staff members of Stateboxeaus 
of horticulture and entomology, of Federal divisions, and of agricul- 
tural experiment stations in various parts of the TJ. S.; letters from 
students and teachers asking for his notes and Inquiring about his 
%£JS? '■ 'J""**™? /»™ groups reonesting Mm as a .speaker ; let- 
ters asking for aid and information; and numerous letters from alumni 
and faculry members relating to the financing of the D. U. chapter 
house Correspondents include H. C. Adams, George Francis Atkin- 
son John Casper Branner, T. L. Bmnk, George Lincoln Burr, A. J. 
Cook J. W. Douglas, C. H. Fernald, L. 0. Howard. W. G. Johnson, 
David :-turr Jordan. William R. Lazenby, C. V. Riley. John B. Smith, 
M. Carey Thomas, W. A. Wadsworth, and Lester F. Ward. 

Described in the Fifth and sixth annual reports of the curator, 
■p SSr TereitJ '- arr ' Conecti <> D of Regional History (1948-50) 

MS 62-2323 

Fiske, Jennie (McGraw) 1840-1881. 

Papers. 1862-1913. 

204 items and 6 v. 

tt ?" °°^ University Library, Collection of Eeglonal History and 
University Archives (150B, 771, 48/VM) -""siory ana 

Correspondence, accounts, and papers relating to Mrs. Flake's 

SSSl i? C "? >e ?. a ^ d of "* °° Jects "Wch Mrs. Fiske's estate 

Wln^^p^S""* * 188S "* rettm ' e<1 to WUtari 

MS 62-2324 

Beach, Harry Merrick. 

Scrapbook, 1889-93. 

„„P Ul ^ Iles ' P r .°S rams - flass scnedules, examination papers pictures 

"^.SS? 0rab A h " ""'vf-^ by Beach " a ^^t »" thTcoUegTof 
Engineering, Cornel] University. ^""<«c vi 

MS 62-2325 

Cornell University. Class of 1886. 

Records, 1871-1946. 

7 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (41/4/24) 

Correspondence, scrapbooks, two volumes of addresses, vital sta- 
™5S, class Photos, taken at reunions, and a photo, album of Cornell 
professors students, and buildings. Includes two scrapbooks (1871- 
89) made by a class member, Joseph L. Harrison, containing miscel- 
laneous letters, programs, examinations, and other memorabilia- cor- 
respondence between the class president Luzerne Cortlle and the class 
secretaries Charles H. Hull and Ernest Merrltt; and letters Tfronj 
nearly every member of the class. «™=»" "«•" 

MS 62-2326 

Coville, Luzerne, 1865- 

Scrnpbook, 1881-86. 

l v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (87/5/20) ^^ "»««.» «uu 

Physician. Pictures, programs, student receipts, clippings from 
student publications, and other memorabilia collected by Coville while 
a student at Cornell University. 

MS 62-2327 

Morris Brothers, Oneonta, tf. T. 
Records, 1909-20. 
18 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (S9A) -»™«nu=«iijaiiu 

Flour and feed accounts. 

MS 62-2328 



Farnham. family. 

Papers. 1808-1875. 

91 Itpnis. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (119, 361, 860) 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence; bills and receipts for food, clothing, wool carding, 
factory machinery and maintenance, commutation for military duty 
school and teacher costs, and tuition for Owego Academy and papers 
relating to patents for apple processing machines, a carding engine, 
2 nd . ™ *?! iten>s - Name s represented in the collection include S R. 
4 G. W. Ballard, Coldwater, Mich., Frederick A. Farnham Joel Farn- 
ham, Stephen Banks Leonard, and Andrew Wiltse. 

MS 62-2329 



Murphy, James, lawyer. 

Papers, 1880-1961. 

ca. 2000 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Lawyer and legislator. Notes, studies, lists, and photos., concern- 
ing the history of the State Bar, Arizona lawyers, cases In the state 
Supreme Court and the V. S. District Court, and the Arizona Terri- 
torial Prison at Yuma. 

MS 62-2330 



Rhodes, Charles B 

Papers, 1857-1949. 

192 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

U. S. marshal. Family correspondence (1895-1930) • Rhodes' letter 
of appointment as deputy U. S. marshal; unpublished MS by Rhodes 
covering his career as a U, S. marshal ; material relating to Isaac 
Charles Parker, James C. Wilkinson, the Wickllff Gang and the cap- 
ture of Ned Christie together with pictures of the captors- news- 
paper dippings chiefly pertaining to outlaws; and an indexed scrap- 
book containing cards, clippings, maps, mimeographed sheets, and 
notes concerning political matters in Muskogee, Okla. Includes 
papers of the Sheriff's and Peace Officer's Association of Oklahoma. 

MS 62-2331 



Bevans, Henry T 

Papers, 1861-1911. 



1839-1913. 



l v. 



In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Scrapbook containing Bevans' commission in the 1st Regt Min- 
nesota Infantry, in the Civil War, certificate of election as county 
attorney and judge of probate in Stevens Co., Minn, and newspaper 
clippings about the 1st Regt, the city of Morris, Bevans' appoint- 
ment as assistant adjutant general for the State of Minnesota, and 
the candidacy of Robert Dunn for the governorship, 

MS 62-2332 



Evans, John M 1820-1903. 

Papers, 1825-83. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil War surgeon. Evans' correspondence and accounts, together 
with a volume of minutes of meetings and accounts of the School 
Board of District No. 10, Town of Union, Bock County (1855-67) 
Includes letters received by Evans from his colleagues at La Porte 
(Indiana) Medical College and Rush Medical College, and from Jacob 
West and others of Evansville, Wis., giving local news during the 
Civil War; as well as Evans' own letters written as surgeon for the 
13th Regt Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and later as major on the 
staff of the Medical Division of the District of Northern Alabama. 

MS 62-2333 



Lewis, John, of New York City. 
Papers, 1872^81. 
47 itwus. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (872) w«u moiury ana 

A series of letters and essays written by Lewis for relatives in 
England In which he summarized his experience as a clerk in a 
grocery and liquor business and described in considerable detail Amer- 
ican habits, foods, clothing, toys, weddings, funerals, Christmas cus- 
toms, love of candy, schools, churches, newspapers, politics, shipntn*. 
railroads, the building of the Brooklyn Bridge, the business interests 
of his sons, and many other aspects of the local and national scene. 

MS 62-2334 



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Gage, Simon Henry, 1851-1944. 

Papers, 1892-1940. 

lbox. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional Hlstorr and 
University Archives (14/28/30) 

Biologist and librarian. Correspondence, flnnnrtqi reports, regula- 
tions, and other papers relating to a Memorial book for Bart G. 
wilder, to the American journal of anatomy, the Wlstar Institute of 
Anatomy and Biology, and the Van Cleef Memorial library of Cornell 
University. Correspondents Include John Henry Comstock, David 
Starr Jordan, Veranns A. Moore, Milton J. Roberts, and Theobald 

MS 62-2335 

Cooley, Lyman Edgar, 1850-1917. 

Papers, 1866-71. 

51 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (823) 

Civil engineer. Compositions written by Cooley as a student at 
Canandalgua Academy, concerning local history, science, temperance, 
and a vision of the world In 1900. 

MS 62-2386 

Bond family. 

Correspondence of the Bond and Grayston families, 
1870-99. 

65 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (881) 

Photocopies. 

Includes letters from Mrs. Catherine Grayston Bond to relatives 
m England commenting on the growth of her family, on living and 
working conditions, and on the master, a Philadelphia businessman, 
* whomsbe aod ber hns «™ d were engaged as farm-helpers; letters 
py Mrs. Bond written from Banker HUT, Russell Co, Kan, comment- 
ing on her family, living conditions, prices of land, wages, and other 
matters ; and two letters by James Grayston, Grafton, W. Ta., relating 
totbe railroad strike and lack of work, and to land which wasrent 
free for the clearing. 

MS 62-2337 
Atkinson, George Francis, 1854-1918. 

Papers, 1880-1918. 

6ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/29/103) 

Botanist and university professor. Correspondence relating to the 
collection, classification, and study of plant specimens; diary (1903- 
06) of trips to Europe; recommendations for graduate students; and 
notes on the development of botanical investigation at Cornell Uni- 
versity. Correspondents include Adeline Ames, J. C Arthur W. K 
Ballon, H. J. Banker, Howard Barnes, K H. Barflett, Charles Bessey, 
Kmile Boudler, William C. Bray, G. Brandon, M. Briquet, B. G. 
Button, N. L. Brltton, W. C. Coker, J. H. Comstock, John Coulter, 
Bradley Davis, W. a Dudley, B. M. Dnggar, E. J. Durand, Jt J. 
fames, C. W. Hdgertos, W. G. Fallow, J. B. Farmer, J. K Faun. 
OStuart Gager, B. T. Galloway, M. E. Hard, B. B. Higgina, J. Ben 
Bail, H. D. House, Marshall Howe, H. a Jackson, C. H. ir«nwm.« 
W. A. Kenerman, O. G. Lloyd, W. A. Murrfll, Charles Peck, F. L. 
Pickett, P. Saccardo, F. L. Stevens, F. a Stewart, Botha Stoneman, 
5 fZ??*' BoUura ' Shatter, William Trelease, L. M. Underwood, Leva 
"•Ike*. Mary Whetstone, Herbert Whetzet, and Frederick Wolf. 

MS62-2S38 

fvUGams family. 

Papers, 1836-1924. 

244 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (582) 

Chiefly letters of Mary G. Williams of Corning, N. Y. relating to 
student and teaching activities at Mount Holyoke College and Kala- 
mazoo College. Includes school attendance records for Pulteoey and 
Urbana, Steuben Co, N. Y. 

MS 62-3339 

Harvey, Lorenzo Dow, 1848-1922. 

Papers, 1894-1940. 

2 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Educator and lawyer. Correspondence (1899-1922), including let- 
ter books (1899-1905) ; copies of Harvey's articles and addresses; 
tributes and memorials ; scrapbooks of cuppings ; miscellaneous memo- 
randum books; and a biography of Harvey by Conrad E. Patxer. 
Correspondence concerns disputes arising between various textbook 
firms during Harvey's term as state superintendent of public instruc- 
tion of Wisconsin, 1899-1903; his defeat for renomlnation In 1902; 
the school legislation proposed by him; and plans for his candidacy 
**> 1905. Includes letters from numerous city and county superin- 



tendents of schools and State normal school presidents. One letter 
book contains Harvey's letter as president of the National Education 
Association's Department of Superintendence, later known as file 
American Association of School Administrators. 

MS 62-2340 

Empey, Roy A 1882-1955. 

Papers, 1919-54. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Locomotive engineer, labor leader, and public official. Mainly 
correspondence relating to Empey's career, his support of the La Fol- 
lettes, his work as campaign manager for Wisconsin State attorney 
general John M. Reynolds, 1928-32, cooperation between trade unions 
and the Progressive Party, Empey's participation In John Hickey 
Lodge No. 266 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine- 
men at Green Bay, his activities as a lobbyist for the Brotherhood 
at Madison, his career with the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, 
and technical aspects of railroading. Correspondence concerning 
union grievances Is scattered throughout the collection. Papers of 
the period 1931-33 deal primarily with the work of the United States 
Employment Service, of which Empey was director. Correspondents 
Include Joseph D. Beck, John J. Blaine, William Evjue, R. Floyd 
Green, Daniel W. Hoan, Philip F. La Follette, Robert M La FoOette, 
Jr, Solomon Levltan, Orland S. Loomls, Andrew R. McDonald 
John M Reynolds, and D. B. Robertson. 

MS 62-2341 
Burr, George Lincoln, 1857-1938. 

Papers, 1862-1938. 

33 boxes and 3 storage cases. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/17/22) 

University professor, historian, and librarian. Correspondence, 
diaries, notes, and other papers covering Burr's boyhood In Newark 
Valley, N. ?., his student days at Cortland Academy, at Cornell Uni- 
versity, and at Leipzig, his travels and his activities in discovering 
rare books and manuscripts in Europe, his close relationship with 
Andrew Dickson White, his work for the Venezuela-Guiana Boundary 
Commission, and his Interest In the American Historical Association, 
the Cornell Alumni Association, the Cornell Christian Association, the 
HaH of Fame at New York University, The Telluride Association, 
and In many other professional and social groups. Correspondents 
Include Lyman Abbott, Charles Kendall Adams, Roland H. Sainton, 
Carl Lotus Becker, Henry Bourne, James Bryce, John Burroughs, 
Anna and Henry Comstock, Robert Collyer, Leonard K. Elmhurst, 
Livingston Farrand, Max Farrand, Simon Henry Gage, Daniel Colt 
Oilman, Louis Gottschalk, Evarts B. Greene, Charles Gross, George 
wmiam Harris, Albert Bushnell Hart, Charles Hasklns, Ernest Huff- 
cut, Charles Henry Hull, Edward M Holme, J. Franklin Jameson, 
David Starr Jordan, Louis C. KarplnsM, Horace Kepnart, Waldo G. 
Lelaad, John Bassett Moore, John R. Mott, David Savllle Muzzey, 
Wallace NOtesteln, Cuthbert Pound, Herbert Putnam of the Library 
of Congress, Jacob Gould Schurman, George H. Sabine, Goldwln 

Smith, Preserved Smith, H. Motse Stephens, Dorothy and Wlllard 
Straight, Alfred and Ernest Sze, Ida TarbeH, Frederick Jackson Tur- 
ner, Moses Colt Tyler, Hendrik Wlllem Van Loon. Oswald Garrison 
vniard, Booker T. Washington, Benjamin Ide Wheeler, Frederic 
White, and Burt G. Wilder. 

MS 62-2342 
Cornell, Alonzo B, 1832-1904. 

Papers, 1856-1902. 

292 items and 2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (77, 773, 1624) 

Governor of New York. Correspondence, journal, accounts, dip- 
pings, notes, and leaflets relating largely to Cornell's political activi- 
ties and reflecting his Interest in governmental problems, his attach- 
ment for Roscoe Conkllng, and his hatred for Thomas Comer Piatt. 
The early papers (1856-57), pertaining to Cornell's work with the New 
York, Albany and Buffalo Telegraph Co., include a journal with com- 
ments on the telegraph line and an account book recording personal 
expenses and stock purchased of the Erie & Michigan Telegraph Co. 
Includes correspondence relating to the New York State Committee 
and State Convention of the Republican Party (1ST1) and letters 
(1880-82) written during Cornell's administration as Governor, con- 
cerned with appointments, the veto, various reform or political meas- 
ures, political treachery, elevated companies, railroad commissions, 
and other matters. Correspondents include T. C. Actln, Cornelius R. 
Agnew, Francis C. Barlow, L. E. Chittenden, Boscoe Conkllng, Austin 
Corbin, Howard Crosby, George William Curtis, Theodore L. Cuyler, 
Noah Davis, William C. DeWitt, Dorman B. Eaton, Francis M Finch, 
Charles J. Folger, Jay Gould, Horace Greeley, Benjamin Harrison, 
Frank Hiscock, H. B. Hyde, Seth Low, J. N. Matthews, Levi P. Mor- 
ton, J. A. Nichols, Albert D. North, George W. Parsons, Thomas 
Collier Piatt, Jackson L. Schultz, Elliot F. Shepard, Charles K. 
Smith, William Rhlnelander Stewart, Simon Stevens, and Andrew 
Dickson White. 

Described in part in the Fifth and sixth annual reports of the 
curator. Collection of Regional History, Cornell University (1948- 
1950) p. 27-28. 

MS 62-2343 



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Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Records of Catholic parishes in the Korthwest, 1695-1867. 

3 v., 88 pages, and card file. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Card index of names of persons baptized by the Rev Frederic 
Baraga and other priests at La Pointe and Bayfield (1835-67) - 
register of baptisms, marriages, and hnrials from St. John's Choreh. 
Green Bay (1832-38) written In Latin; register of haptlsms ma? 
rlages, and hurials at Mackinac (1685-1821) ; register of baptisms, 
marriages, and burial services performed by the Rev. Francis V. 
Badin (1827-33) at Prairie dn Chien, Galena, and Fever Blver 
written mostly in French ; register of baptisms and marriages perl 
formed by the Rev. Marie J. Dunand (1817) at Prairie du Ohlen, 
together with a few records of burials from 1817 to 1829; abstradsof 
St Gabriel's parish register, Prairie dn Chien (1839-66) , with index: 
and register of births (1845-61) and of marriages and bnrials (1856- 
86) of St Andrews Church at Potosl, written In Latin and German. 
.J™"."!? 8 Jjom-the Mackinac register are printed in the Col- 
lections of the Wisconsin State Historical Society, v. 18 (1908)£ 
469-613; and v. 16 (1910) p. 1-162. \+<»*>i v- 

MS 62-2344 



Reynolds, Albert S 

Papers, 1880-1940. 

ca. 2000 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Reminiscences, historical and biographic sketches, other papers 
and glass plate negatives, including material on Bill Brazelton. Con- 
rad Meyer Zulick, Mexican soldiers, the Camp Grant Massacre. 
pSTlndians!' *" Gna(Ulnpe ' Tucs<,D ' Blsbee ' <">* A B<"*e and 

MS 62-2345 



Bailey, Liberty Hyde, 1858-1954. 
Papers, 1888-1953. 
ca. 5 ft, 3 v, and 680 frames of microfilm. 

TJ^veS™ e LS°veT ity U1>raI7, ° 0UeCtl0n °' Ee8ional =*'«' •»* 

In part, photocopies. 
iJ^X'Si. ?* d ^^'ty Professor. Correspondence and scrap- 
i£^v ° f J"^ 08 - ? rnral scenes to New T «-k State. Relates to the 
Si t»~ !?^- C S le8e 0( Forestr y. V" Farm Bureau movement to 
New Tork State, the examination, classification, and nomencStnre 
S«„ P ^ ^^ i^^ 31 ^ P* 3 **). the preparation of the 
Standard cyclopedia of horticulture and the American cyclopedia!? 
horticulture, agricultural developments In New York^tatt, and renS 
niscences of rural life and Cornell University. Correspondents In- 
clude Carol AronovkS, Peter Blsset, Nathaniel L. Brltton, Maurice 
C. Burrttt, F. V. CoviHe. David Falrchlld, Knowles A. Ryerson. C. L. 
Shear, Homer C. Skeels, and S. C. Stuntz. •w™-?. '- ** 

MS 62-2346 



Boardman, Napoleon, 1825-1899. 

Papers, 1847-1905. 

2. boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
r.. S! T U, en E lneer - BrIef diaries (1858, 1861-63, 1875^88) Including 
Civil War diaries for the period Boardman served with the 2d Wis- 
consin Cavalry in the Army of the Frontier in Missouri and Arkan- 
sas ; topographical sketches and plans for dams at Neenah and Mena- 
sha ; surveys for the Wisconsin Midland Railroad and for the Homer 
and Manchester Railway In Michigan; contracts (1851) of the Rock 
River Valley Railroad Co. ; and personal financial records, including; 
an account book (1905) kept by his son, Charles R. Boardman. 

MS 62-2347 



Parsons, George WhitweH, 1850-1933. 

Papers, 1870-1935. 

3 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Business man. Correspondence, a private journal (1879-82), 
diaries (1882-1929), scrapbooks, newspaper articles, certificates, per- 
mits to bear firearms, programs of social events, and other papers, 
concerning desert signposts for travelers, Apache Indians, Tombstone, 
the Tombstone epitaph, Angustin Pesonlera, and social organizations 
Correspondents Include Zane Grey, William T. Hornaday, and Wn- 
11am D. Stephens. *""«v. ■"■" "" 

The private journal of Parsons was published In 1939. 

MS 62-2348 



Wilkinson, Jemima, 1752-1818. 

Papers, 176 8-1872. 

249 items and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (357,409, 621) 

Religious leader. Correspondence, journals, Bermons, accounts, 
and other papers of Jemima Wilkinson, her followers, and their 
descendants. The balk of the collection relates to the migration of 
the "Universal Friend" and her followers from Rhode Island to 
what is now Tates Co, N. T., to the development of their settlements, 
to their conflict and litigation over land, and to their religious life. 
Subjects covered include the Boston and Massachusetts Pre-emptions, 
the Gore land case, the Sates County Bank, the Second National 
Bant, President Andrew Jackson, and temperance. Correspondents 
Include James Brown, William Carter, Thomas R. Gold, Alice Haz- 
zard, Thomas Hathaway, Giles Kinney, Rachel Malin, the Malls 
family, Christopher Marshall, William Oliver, James Parker Arnold 
Potter, Ruth Richards, Sarah Richards, Bnth Spencer, and William 
Turpln. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

MS 62-2349 

Hathaway, Joshua, 1810-1863. 

Papers, 1831-83. 

7 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Surveyor and land agent Correspondence of Hathaway as gov- 
ernment surveyor of Wisconsin Territory and as a general land agent 
stationed at Milwaukee; copies of surveying instructions- land rec- 
ords, field notes, accounts, recon n aissa n ces, maps showing 'early land 
sales, and some family correspondence. Includes letters from land 
speculators in the East end in Chicago, among whom are Levi and 
Samuel Beardsley^ Gurdon S. and Thomas H. Hubbard, Capt Ran- 
dolph B Marcy, Walter L. Newberry, Joel Parker, Horatio Seymour, 
Mark Skinner, John Tracy, and Levi C. Turner, regarding lots in 
Kewaunee, Manitowoc, and Milwaukee, and along the Catfish and 
Rock rivers ; letters from Henry R. Schoolcraft, Mackinac, regarding 
land purchased Jointly with Hathaway, and from Ebenezer Irving 
and others of the New York-Wisconsin Land Company for which 
Hathaway became agent; letters to Hathaway and Solomon Juneau 
concerning the Milwaukee harbor survey ; and routine correspondence 
with other land agents and agencies including John Catlln Nelson 
Dewey, William B. Ogden, Marshall M. Strong, and Washburn and 
Woodman. A few letters from Lucius I. Barber describe the Wis- 
consin state legislative session of 1842. Other correspondents Include 
Albert G. Ellis, surveyor general at Dubuque, and Alexander J 
Irwin, Green Bay postmaster. 

MS 62-2350 

McGraw, John, 1815-1877. 
Papers, 1846-82. 

223 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (132, 1183) 

Correspondence and papers relating to the land business of W J 
Young and Co, Ithaca, N. Y., to Cornel! University lands, to Mc- 
Graw-s lumber interests In Canada, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, and 
to other business and family marten. Correspondents include a J. 
Peck, Daniel Shaw, WTQlam Stoddard, and WUHam EL Taylor. 

MS 62-^2851 



Haan, William George, 1863-1924. 

Papers, 1898-1925. 

1 v. and 12 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Army officer. Correspondence, diaries, lectures and addresses, 
memoranda, orders and reports. Correspondence to about 1816 
touches upon Haan's service with the Cuban Army of Pacification, 
1908-07, but relates mainly to his work on a general staff board of 
officers to study fortifications and land defense of coast form and 
as chief of staff of the eastern department A small amount of 
material beginning In 1917 relates to war preparations and Haan's 
work as a member of the board for the selection of sites for aero- 
nautical stations on the Atlantic coast Material In regard to the 
American Expeditionary Forces In World War I, where °— com- 
manded the S2d Division. Includes memoranda on soldier training and 
related subjects, and on the killing of prisoners ; summaries of lnteffi- 
■Bnce, secret military operation orders, military operations reports - 
brief histories of combat divisions and brigades; personal letters to 
Mrs. Haan written from France; and a limited amount of corre- 
spondence, concerning the Army of Occupation In "western Germany, 
distinguished service medals, the publication In 1920 of The 82nd 
Dlvwon In the World War, reduction of the officer staff to peacetime 
level, and proposed permanent universal military service. Anions 
nuscenaueousltems are a diary kept by Haan in 1898-99 at CamS 
Miner, San Francisco, aboard the Ohio en route to the PhfUtmlne 
Wands, and in the Philippines; a brief diary kept In 1904, along 



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Papers, 1898-1925. 



Haan, William George, 1863-1924. 

(Continued) 

with confidential orders from the general staff, during a mission to 
Panama; a report (19W) on the Panama Canal Zone- lertnresTfci 

enSSES^? £L C ? C 2 «!»«»' ** proceedings* the fuVLnuai 
convention of the American Legion, Dept ofWteconshi flsasiaUS 
personal letters to Mrs. HktiTfS aS* her h^ffs^ti. 

MS 62-2352 



Nash, G G 

Papers, 1920-57. 

Ibox. 

J?^!^ 0118 p| oneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson Ariz.) 
Pi^^ ^S.- articles - other P"^ and Ztos^eelSag 
f^i. d A a ^i^ < ^* , , scenei7 - » nd Prehistoric Indian iSns. IndSdeS 
a paper (1922). Geology of the lower Gila region. byOyde F Ros? 

MS 62-2353 



Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 
Miscellaneous collection, 1700-1961. 

ca. ~*X) Items. 

ra.tfif"!? ^t**** historical Society collecUons (Tucson, Arte.) 
Ph£££ .„*? -fTS?"* i ?™^ ^^8 ««i Journals of nrmsln 
Phoenix and Tucson, certificates, enlistment and discharge paupers! 
land claim papers, baptism and marriage books andlthlr & 
records, court papers, proclamations by Governors of Arizona Terri- 
tory, Army surrey records (1876). Army orders, and printed material 

MS 62-2354 



Durham, Charles Love, 1872-1940 
Papers, 1897-1949. 

nvSs&isssstjssr' couecti, » <* ■*— »— r 

^^^""JlS?,? 1 ! 3 other papers collected by Durham in the years 
he spent at Cornell University as a student, professor of Latin, and 
!?SSS3r? T V? l,t S t - ^•^PapenreKo&mUyacUTlSef 
SL?^Z!?\5- C ,S2 S* 8 »« r «ware firm of GBlreath-Durham Co. 
SSiff^ *«<■> 1915-40 mainly concern student advisement fra- 
ISSE b S5 aB ' &(n 2? "«*tttai. and publldty work for tm? Unl- 
^te^c^pST 1 * ""^ Mate to '«^^'»eas«nd 

MS 62-2355 



Hughes, Samuel, 1829-1917. 

Papers, 1858-1930. 

1 box. 

S?.tf^ T ,on ?"' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Aria.) 
^^L^f* 1 aD r d . bn «»««??an of Tucson, Aria. Correspondence 
Hl2L?5 £ ima *± i ''* Stock Son'ta^ Board, blograpMcaliftetenes, 
SS? ^f^ SaT V? boote ' 6 *^esslSger* OK^lMejTn^: 
rials, personal reminiscences and other papers. Includes a notebook 
and newspaper articles kept by Hughes mentioning a meeting (1862) 

f2&J*?l J k*£f Mai £ Sacaton - Arte " Seta rtT&rTana 
O^toa^rm ^mnan. Camp Apache (later Kort Apache) and 

MS 62-2356 



Hanson, Malcolm Parker, 1894-1942 

Papers, 1906-47. 

3 boxes. 

to State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

^dlo engineer. Correspondence, speeches, articles, and technical 
papers. Including two logbooks. Many letters and^dlogramTcon- 
2^J^f ^ B T a S5 ce . as jaief radio engineer on Blchard H. BmTs 
expediHon to little America In 1928-sa Correspondence for 1883 
and 1833 Includes an exchange with Byrd on technical radio matters 

SSS'^S. 1 SdSL 8 ^°S a J a £! d £ lML ■ i »>ont half the correspondence 
consists of letters written by Hanson to his mother in Danish, de- 

^SSS.^^? 41 ? r*^, 8 * 8 ??"* activities at the University of 
Wisconsin and at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, 

D. O, as well as bis military service In both World Wars, and con- 
gratulating her upon the publication of her book The story of 
Malcolm Hanson. 

MS 62-2357 



Blair, Emma Helen, d. 1911. 
Papers, 1809-1910. 
1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Historical editor and translator. Correspondence and other lasers 

JS^?,™ e 2r e 7 t0 S ^.? U " r ,? mothcr ' **& ****** of OronVand 
SI-ST"- 1 J aiDe ' and ^S*"**, Wis, by the latter-s father, Thomas 
MrOettand young brother George, in which references are made to 
theArooetook boundary dispute, the lumber business on the Canadian 
J*^;^ Preparations *° d «P art lor Wisconsin; other family tet- 
ters; Miss Blair's own correspondence (1876-1910), chiefly relating 
to her professional work; at toe State Historical Society ofWIsconSn? 
£?JLw r?^?^',^? Women's Christian Association of 
Milwaukee and other social service organizations. 

MS 63-2358 

Becker, Carl Lotus, 1873-1945. 
Papers, 1898-1956. 

In part, photocopies. 

IlBstoriam Correspondence, lectures, reviews, articles notes, <m 
European and American history, notesforTbibUograX of BeSert 
Ceartv **£?%■,£!&? . 1 "E. "to"** tofiS^rnelf^ 
stodente a^fSJ^iS^ 11 nalTO »«y. correspondence with former 
jKuaents and other historians concerning the study and writttuTof 

<£^'JSi,F"? ere reteiTed trm B"**?* frien^^SatjTerl and 
former students in response to request for biographical tatonnaaor^ 

MS 62-2359 
Cornell University. Library. 

Western land collection, 1859-1925. 
ca. 3 ft, 23,000 v., 1 box and 62 bundles. 

TJni 1 veSry1 J cn?S ralty U "" T ' <MUx * im " ^^ ««-T and 
Correspondence, field books, examiners' reports (1894-9»> for lanrta 

IS^fJ^T 18 'M? 2 ^ 6 ' - *" "ceil**, agent's stotements, ££»ts, 
rEf^^TX er , dl ?'£S- 0n ^ 8ales - and ffllsceUaneouTmate- 
S&iTIS^? 8 the land onsmess which Ezra Cornell entered into to 
behalf of the university he founded. The corresiJondeSTbetweS 
wmam E. Woodward, an astern speculator S^teTfor^S 
farm land, and Henry a Putnam, a Wisconsin land agrat, throws 
Ughton public land policies and the history of land^POTlatto£ 
Numerous letters from the resident agents in Minnesota aid&nsas 
to officials In Ithaca describe the problems of administering a lanre 
absentee-owned estate. Includes information concerning to? settler- 
speculator conflict, timber stealing and efforts to minimize it. dlsootes 
withtexing authorities over assessments, tie flght with the Wisconsin 
Central Ballroad over extending exemption of railroad land grants 
from taxation, and the growth of the Knapp Stout and Weyerhaemer 
cornblnatlons on the Chippewa and Eed Cedar Wverl Ottoptrsons 
represented Include John O. Gauntlett and John McGraw™ person * 

MS 62-2360 

Decker, Frank Norton. 

Papers, 18*2-1958. 

vS^s^sssr&W' Co0ecttm « "v*™* H,stwy and 

Lawyer and dairy farmer. Correspondence, briefs and other lenl 
papers, account books, articles, speeches, memoranda, genealogical 
records, printed matter, other papers, and i*otos,lretattoFcmSr 
to milk maAeUng practices and policies, to the general economist. 
SSS t0 h £2* er ?i55 Q ' and to ««« New York State dairy industry. 
S? iS^f? and .P edI «» B records, bills of sale, cattle sale notices 

Decker's autobiography 75 year record for my son; correspondence 
(1926-46), Dairymen's League (1927-31) St JnB«*w«™iSr<. 

MS 62-2361 

Osborne family. 

Papers, 1804-57. 
63 Items. 

UM^eSnr^ves^Er™ 17, ConeCtI ° ot i* 810 "*' **** "* 

hvSJI^SE?^ 1 "t a ^! aier papers - Includes letters from Bbeneeser 
Fronds Osborne describing his life as a clerk In the firm ofaSSne 

%L Y Z£?' ^U^S?'** seriora J 6110 * «w ^oemTc taN™ 
Tork aty, a voyage (1826-28) as supercargo to Bio fc Janeiro v»i 

£■"£». tES 8 ! ""fi"" 1 <*»* SouthAmeriiai cZTtro^oViSr 
tunlrles, sodal, political and military acUvltle8,l^tbTafflruderf 
ttopeotfejrtumatoward the Intended visit of anSn BoltvaV- a 
series of letters (1851-89) describing sodal life to N^EnS^nd 



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Osborne family. Papers, 1804-57. (Continued) 

public opinion on the death of Kalph Waldo Emerson's wife; a series 
(1840-48) describing life, a flour business and store in the river town 
of Louisiana, Mo.; a series (1848-57) describing life in Sandusky 
Ohio; and a letter (1856) describing a Northerner's reactions to life in 
the South. 

MS 62-2362 



Cooper, Henry Allen, 1860-1931. 

Papers, 1801-1934. 

7 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

V. S. Representative from Wisconsin. Correspondence, speeches, 
diaries, and memorandum books. Bulk of the material is of the period 
of Cooper's service In Congress (1882-1918, 1821-S1). Concerns 
Cooper's work as chairman of the House Committee on Insular Affairs, 
1899-1908, and the organization of the Republican Party, both State 
and national. Includes a lengthy correspondence with William H. 
Tart on Philippine affairs ; a large group of letters (1914-17) from 
constituents, regarding Cooper's opposition to the armed snip bin, the 
declaration of war, and the conscription bill ; a diary of Cooper's tour 
of the Far Bast in 1905 as a member of Secretary of War Taffa part? ! 
and a diary (1801-89) kept by Cooper's grandfather In Vermont Cor- 
respondents Include William Jennings Bryan, John Hay, Herbert 
Hoover, Robert M. La Follette, Sr„ and other members of the La 
Follette family, Theodore Roosevelt, BUhu Root, and Mark Sullivan. 

MS 62-2363 



U. S. General Land Ofiioe. 

Records. 

ca. 33 ledgers. 

In Alabama University Library. 

Correspondence of the land commissioners; applications for land In 
Mississippi and Alabama territories; copies of land grants from Eng- 
land, Ireland, France, and Spain to residents of Mobile, Ala. ; marriage 
contracts; wiDs; and land plats of grants (1738-1813). Ledger 17 
contains the diary of James E. Henderson of Co. C, 12th Iowa In- 
fantry, who was the assistant provost marshal in Alabama In 1865. 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-2364 



Brockett, Frank S collector. 

Brockett collection, 1773-1890. 

183 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (381) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Papers of the Irvine family comprising deeds from Alexander and 
Cadwallader Colden and documents from Albany, Rensselaer and 
Washington Counties, N. Y. ; Lourie family papers consisting of let- 
ters, bonds, accounts, a road warrant, and an account book (1810) 
from Washington Co, K. Y.; lists from "The old town" book (1773- 
1816) which include slave owners, school districts, fire wardens, and 
town meetings of Cambridge District Albany Co., N. Y.; papers of 
John S. Crocker including 120 letters (1861-64) from Crocker to his 
wife, written as an officer In the 93d Regt, New York Volunteers, from 
Albany, Rikers Island, Washington, D. C, Alexandria, Newport News, 
Warwick Court House, Libby Prison, Salisbury Prison, and from his 
stations with McClellan's and Burnside's armies, describing in detail 
the problems of his commands, his capture, a number of campaigns, 
the Battle of Fredericksburg and other battles, together with S scrap- 
books (1S82-89) kept while Crocker was warden of the U. S. Jail, 
Washington, D. C, relating to President Garfield, Charles Julius 
Guiteau, the Jail, himself, Washington, and other miscellaneous topics. 

MS 62-2365 



BOlinghnrst, Charles, 1818-1865. 

Papers, 1845-99. 

lbnx. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

U. S. Representative from Wisconsin. Correspondence and family 
papers. Includes letters from Billlnghurst to his wife at Juneau de- 
scribing the problems of organizing the House in 1855, North-South 
enmity In Congress, and his social activities In Washington; letters 
after 1865 from BlUinghurst's widow to her sons Bryan and Seelye, 
who became bankers in South Dakota ; TTanns* Barber BlUinghurst's 
diary (1849-51) and recipe book; Bryan BlUinghurst's autograph 
book (1873-77) ; and brief genealogies of the Barber and Billlnghurst 
families. 

MS 62-2366 



Eaton, Edward Dwignt, 1851-1942. 

Papers, 1826-1942. 

16 boxes and 1 package. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Congregational minister and president of Beloit College. Corre- 
spondence, diaries, sermons, notebooks, and financial records. Bulk 
of the material consists of correspondence between Baton and the 
members of his Immediate family, containing information on the 
history of Beloit College and on trips Baton made to Europe and to 
China between 1892 and 1906, and commentary on American social 
and economic developments. Among the family papers prior to 1875 
are a few letters of Eaton's father, Samuel W. Eaton, who came to 
Wisconsin as an American Home Missionary In 1846 and served at 
chaplain of the 7th Wisconsin Infantry during the Ovll War, and 
whose correspondents Include Aratus Kent, Stephen Peet and other 
clergymen of southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. A few papers 
relate to Edward D. Baton's wife, Martha Barber Baton, and to her 
father, J. 'Allen Barber. Correspondence after 1920 consists pri- 
marily of notes of condolence written after Mrs. Baton's death and 
messages congratulating Eaton upon the publication of his autobiog- 
raphy and other books on the history of Beloit College and on his 
family. Eighteen volumes of assorted diaries, notebooks, and per- 
sonal financial records kept by members of the family supplement 
the correspondence. 

MS 62-2367 



Davidson, John Nelson. 

Papers, 1842-1942. 
2 v. and 7 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Congregational clergyman. Mainly correspondence, together with 
notes and records for Davidson's projected history of Congregational 
and other Protestant churches In Wisconsin; a letter book (1886-88) 
kept by the Rev. George A. Hood, secretary of the American Home 
Missionary Society at Ashland, Wis. ; a volume of writings by George 
Bennett ; and papers of two organizations with which Davidson was 
associated, consisting of financial records (1898-1907) of the Prohi- 
bition State Central Committee for Wisconsin, and minutes (18S4- 
1905) of the Fond du Lac Ministers Association. Correspondence 
lnclndes early family letters touching on aspects of pioneer life In 
northern Illinois, southwestern Wisconsin, and northern Michigan; 
letters relating to an expedition to the California gold fields in 1850, 
the Civil War services of Davidson's uncles, Davidson's newspaper 
apprenticeship at Vlrogua, bis college education, and his Wisconsin 
pastorates; and correspondence of Davidson with other clergymen 
when he was writing the history of early missionary activity pub- 
lished In 1805 under the title In unnamed Wisconsin. Correspondents 
include Davidson's grandfather in Scotland; Israel Sanderson, news- 
paper publisher In the Illinois-Wisconsin lead-mining region ; and the 
firm of Tarver and Risk, publishers of the St Louis Western journal 

MS 62-2368 



Dinsdale, Matthew, 1815-1898. 

Papers, 1836-97. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Methodist minister. Correspondence and diaries, and a record of 
personal religious experiences. Correspondence includes letters writ- 
ten from Linden and other Wisconsin settlements to Dlnsdale's rela- 
tives In Askrigg, Yorkshire, England, describing his trip to the U. S. 
In 1844, (with minute advice to prospective Immigrants) ; his pas- 
toral services at Potosi and in the Lake Winnebago circuit ; economic 
conditions as seen through his work as a clerk in stores at Linden 
and elsewhere; his experiences en route to California via New York 
and Panama ; and his work for the United States Christian Commis- 
sion In Nashville In 1865. 

MS 62-2369 



Melntyre family. 

Papers of the Melntyre and Kellogg families, 1797-1866. 

lbox. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (616) 

Correspondence, accounts, agreements, and other papers of the 
Melntyre family of Broadalbln, N. Y. and the Kellogg family of 
Whltestown and New Hartford, N. Y. Includes correspondence be- 
tween James and Archibald Melntyre of Montgomery Oa, N. Y„ 
relating to politics, to DeWltt Clinton, to their Interests in lands and 
in Iron mining and manufacturing In northeastern New York, and to 
the New York State Agricultural Society and a State agricultural 
school; papers relating to Archibald Melntyre of Germantown, Pa, 
assistant-treasurer of the V. S. Mint, and to Melntyre coal Interests 

in Pennsylvania; papers (1797-1820) relating to the wheat and grist- 
mill Interests of Samuel and Frederick Kellogg of Whltestown, N Y : 
and school accounts (1825-26, 1840) for New Hartford, N. Y. 

MS 62-2370 



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Dalrymple, Wffliam P 1825-190L 

Papers, 1836-1913. 

20 v. and 30 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
,,,^^2 ™ d !ana-owner, developer of Bayfield, Wis. Pains deal- 
ing with > Dalrymple's mill, railroad, farmland. aid real esteu?inte£ 
eats to Pennsylvania, North Dakota, Minnesota. andWteSSiZtnt 
^ 5f, "".^PS?* ^ Dnl"«roe RaSrol^late. *«SSed „ 
S„SS Peoria, and St Lonis Railroad, the SvStoTand 
SSS■?^ d • ^ d P*" 4 ™^^ fe Bayfleld Transfer Railway Co, 
«£fS^ V*£ I £ me , Personal papers of Dalrymple, Persons^ men! 

ffcTmWSJ-,^ OBv^DXmple^SertT 
IlaleMJ B. Hall, R D. Pike, J. P. Robinson, and Andrew Tate. 

«£^^*s£J££^ J Z<« *• ■*■ Historical So- 
Sharon C. SmlS(M67?^S ^ * Josephine L. Harper and 

MS 62-2371 



Oty Bank Farmers Trust Company, JVeto Tori 
Becords, 1829-66. 
12 v. and 3 boxes. 

Un^eS^SfveT?^," 1 "" 7, <WUecHon «* ^^ ^"^ ™ 
In part, microfilm. 

»rtS^?°iStl? ce ' a « onn , tB . abstracts of title, agreements of sale and 
f^^jL^!*- £2?? J* ^ deeils aDd tte contract schednleTused 
to transfer title, detailed maps of townships where the tnSsrS ttu* 
place, resolutions by officers of the eompaV iwwen TofaCSe?S 
company agents schedules of land and of ^Stgage^rSosSS^ 
of costs and other material relating to the inSlgementtftte eon? 
pany when it was known as theFarmers FlrelSlra^anTLoai 

S?.' .llVi 8 T 8 ™? 5 Loan «°o Trust Company. Includes accounts 
£ n ?n£^ VU1 ,.! nd , Ba ?' 10 Lflnd O"" 8 - ^STtobles foTtte BatavS 
Land Office, schedules for mortgages for Cattaraugus and Allegan? 
SS^^ aDd ap ? ralsa l s of lands in Wyoming Co, K X. Many oftSe 
letters throw Ught on conditions in the money and serarity^arketoof 
hew York, and show how the company gradually shifted its emphaste 
from land to state securities and to railroads. CorrespondentTta- 
dude August Belmont, Charles Butler, Staley N. OarkeTR C Co£ 
nelU Erastus Corning, Lewis Curtis, R K. Detafleli^o^ and cTof 
Amsterdam, Washington Hunt, Truman Lewis, John LoVber £&£ 
SS.f^ 1 ^ 16 ' Henn T an X Bedflel a, the Rothschilds, Henry Seymour, 
Horatio Seymour, Junius A. Smith, George B. Upton, Cornelius Va£ 

MS 62-2372 



HotchJdss, Hiram G d. 1898 

Papers, 1828-1931. 
50 ft. 

Un^eSi^Arch?^^^''™' 7 ' C ° UeCtl0n of *« , ™> History and 
.mS^SJIS™" 1- Corr « s P? na ence. accounts, banking records, broad- 
SSiJ^S ^"T 1, , market gnide9 ' deed9 ' "X o^er papers dealtaz 
largely with the development of the essential oils industry!!! Sons! 
Wayne Co., N Y, by Hotchkiss and his family OtterHotchklS ta- 

nfXSI^'r? i" ?* ""i 6 ^ 00 "» "Suture, flouTsaJeTanltL.as 
in Niagara, Ontario, and Wayne counties, N. Y. and in Michteai 
The correspondence between Hotchkiss and his agents, particuta^ 

MS 62-2373 



Cornell, Ezra, 1807-1874. 
Papers, 1828-1936. 

Un^er^cMveT" 7 """** ^"^^ 0t Regl0nal Htet0 ^ — 
Businessman and philanthropist Correspondence, diaries, ac- 
counts, legal papers, maps, memoranda, newspaper clippings, broad- 
S^f? 0tner E^ *** ^"e 8 * ^up of papS U828-43) 
covers the years when Cornell worked in Ithaca, N. YTasi in employee 

rt5TSi h J ee *» ( . the °r er ^ lt a flonr ^ Plaster .STn Fan 

' SS^ff* 6 * ta Tarl ons business ventures Another group of 

SSES?„ (1W £2 >) , "^l® I? CorneU ' 8 tatere * in the te^Tand 

contains material on the New York and Brie Telegraphed the™ 



ginnlngs of Western Union. The later papers relate to Cornell', ais 

STan'S SSii!"* '^ E? 1M S. 1iM " ^e^opm^TofTthact 
a! ili.fVtSSS 1 FSr Te ? ity L 0ther "bJetts mentioned include the 
Albany Agnculcural Works, the Utiea, Ithaca, & Bhnlra RaUroal aZ 
Geneva S Ithaca Railroad, the ErieRailway', tte^ucUmTof-coa! 
oil, Tompkins Co. and New York State Agricultural SocietteTwMtS, 
land* and genealogy of the CorneU fam^.^toes ^ pSsoCrem^ 
D 3n F d B„ n v^ n a 6 ,^ 1 ? i^ S* rles ^ bco< *- DoSaTIZdman: 
?' p' p~^ ^""S.^ C ? DeU ' I ? Dlel B " CorneU, Mary AnnCoraeu. 
T. F. Crane, Obs Eddy, Francis M. Finch. Willanl Ptairoiv,!,- oJ^T 
ton Gould. Horace G^eley. R A7cR£^r^£5tt?SS: 
tend, Amos Kendall. Ira Millard, Samuel P. B Mo^ w NewconS 
Henry O-Rellly, S. Palmer, Daniel Read, WiUlaTa iXJeMSW 
Schuyler, Hiram Sibley, Francis 0. J. Sndth, CbilelR^eed, j J 
Ti^of,' l,^i' f, r - T Homer B- Sprague. Elteaberh Stanton, D T 

of ^^1^%^^^™™**. 0-Hect.on 

MS 62-2374 

Gibbons, Herbert Adams, 1880-1934. 
Papers. 

15 boxes. 

In Princeton University Library 

apK S^ESt* 008 ' *"* " a fore,8n "'^Pon-ent, prin- 

MS 62-2375 

Slack, James R 

Correspondence. 

125 items. 

In Indiana State Library. 

ClvU War letters from the 47th and 6Tth regiments. 

MS 62-2376 



Spinner, Francis Elias, 

Papers, 1823-89. 

724 items and 3 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives. 

.Merchant, banker, U. S. Representative from New York, and U. & 
.Treasurer. Correspondence, account books, and other papers, chiefly 
relating to Herkimer Co, N. Y. politics and militia. Includes 
Spinner's account book (1835-38) as sheriff of Herkimer Co. and 
letters on the questionable activities of several directors of the 
^f 6 ^JP"* " **& Ko<ld °°- (1853 > Ckwrespondents Include 
Thuriow Weedf 8 *" Be »son J. Lossing, Edwin D. Morgan, and 

MS 62-2377 



Kirkland, Joseph H 1863-1947, coUeetor. 

Kirkland Collection, 1880-1935. 

300 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Arte.) 

Scrapbook containing biographical and pen sketches of Maricopa. 
Arts, in 1887, and the Peralta store in Phoenix, Alfa, notes and 
I"™ 1 , Includes correspondence with the Arizona Pioneers' Histori- 
cal Society relating to the Kirkland family, and family reminiscences. 

MS 62-2378 



Jones, Samuel, 1734-1819. 

Papers, 1760-93. 

1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of N. Y. Chiefly miscellaneous legal papers and letters 
received by Jones as a counselor In New York City. Includes a eon- 
temporary copy of a letter to the Connecticut Committee of Corre- 
spondence In 1774, and a document granting manmnlsston to a slare 
In 1779. 

MS 62-2379 

Whitewater, Wis. . First Universalist Church. 

Records, 1869-87. 
lv. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Constitution, by-laws, minutes of the organizational meeting; of 
July 11, 1888, and lists of members. 

MS 62-2380 



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Adams, Edgar Lyman. 

Papers, 1909-19. 

8 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (706) 

Correspondence, accounts, pamphlets, and local printed ephemera* 
relating largely to the activities of Adams as a printer and the pub- 
lisher of a local weekly newspaper, the Marathon Independent, and as 
president of the New York Press Association. 

MS 62-2381 

Gregg, John. 

Business records, 1789-184L 

56 items. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (634) 

Miscellaneous accounts of Gregg and his family of Wayne Co* 
N. Y, and a lease (1830) for a blacksmith furnace with a steam 
engine in Pittsford, Monroe Co* K. Y. 

MS 62-2382 

Shaver, John C 

Business records, 1812-19. 
lv. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (S9A) 

General store and boat haulage accounts from Ithaca, K. X. 

MS 62-2383 

Gelston, David. 

Correspondence, 1813-14. 

46 items. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Collector of customs, New York City. 35 drafts of letters from 
Gelston to John Mason, commissary general of prisoners, and 11 
letters from Mason to Gelston. 

MS 62-2384 

Livezey, William Edmund, 1903- 

Papers, 1948-57. 

ca. 'J ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Educator. Correspondence relating to the President's class (1932- 
84) , materials connected with research at the University of Okla- 
homa : reports of the University of Oklahoma Museum, and the Okla- 
homa Crime Study Commission, reports pertaining to research for the 
Atomic Energy Commission on the campus, items on the Rockefeller 
Foundation and the Speech League, University research summary 
(1954) ; and Oklahoma Memorial Union papers. 

MS 62-2385 

Stack, Nicholas B 

Papers, 1886-1932. 
ca. 130 items. 

In Alabama University Library. 

Correspondence concerning the government of Wylam, Ala., and 
the Park Commlssion.of Birmingham, Ala. 
Unpublished finding aid in the library. 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-2386 

Harder, Martin, b. 1805. 

Papers, 1827-64. 

96 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Early resident of Lowell, Dodge Co., Wis. Memoranda, accounts, 
and documents connected with Herder's suit In 1856 against a de- 
cision of the local fence viewers. 

MS 62-2387 

Wells, William Bittle. 

Papers, 1890-1960. 
9ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Editor, and publicist for the Harriman railroads. Correspondence 
of ca. 2000 items, an autobiography, and 6 personal scrapbooks. 

MS 62-2388 

Loop, William Thomas, 1864-1939. 
Papers, 1898-1938. 
ca. 3 ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Missionary, educator, and expert on reindeer. Correspondence of 
ca. 3500 Items, and 12 diaries. 

MS 62-2389 



1851-1935. 



Redington, John W 

Papers, 1880-1935. 

2ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Journalist and Indian scout Correspondence of ca. 800 Items, 
clippings, and other papers. Correspondents Include veterans of In- 
dian wars, and writers of articles and stories about the West. 

MS 62-2390 



This number not used: MS 62-2391 



Hinkley, Luther, 1782-1859. 

Papers, 1825-1907. 

16 Items and 1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

An account book (1825-59) kept by Hinkley, of Brookfield, N. Y, 
itemizing farm products and other provisions secured in return for 
shoemaking, harness making, horseshoeing, and miscellaneous repair 
work. In the back pages of the volume are genealogical notes on the 
Hinkley and related families, and material dealing with family af- 

**"■ MS 62-2392 

Union, Wis. First Regular Baptist Church. 

Records, 1844-1931. 
lbox. 

.In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Correspondence, notices, minutes of meetings, and lists of members 
and pastors. 

MS 62-2398 

Wiegand, John C 

Business records, 1805-1922. 
39v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and . 
University Archives (S9A) 

Drugstore accounts from Xraxton, Cortland Co* N. Y. 

MS 62-2394 

Cole, Charles C J. 1851. 

Business records, 1876-80. 

lbox. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (576) 

Inventories, orders, prices, and receipts of Cole's hardware busi- 
ness In Jordan, Onondaga Co* N. Y. 

MS 62-2395 

Schmeck, SamueL 

Business records, 1845-74. 
9 v 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (39A) 

General store accounts from Pekln, Niagara Co* «. x. 

MS 62-2396 

Patterson, Harold. 

Business records, 1866-72. 
2v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (S9A) 

Grocery accounts from Pattersonvllle, Schenectady Co., N. Y. 

MS 62-2397 

Kelsey, A T 

Accounts, 1880-1916. 

40 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (S9A) 

Flour, feed, and grocery accounts of a resident of Mecklenburg, 
Schuyler Co* N. Y. 

MS 62-2398 

Moray, William. 

Accounts, 1834-92. 
45 items and 1 v. 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (151B) 

Resident of Greece, Monroe Co,, N. Y. 

MS 62-2399 



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Corbitt family. 

Papers, 1769-1883. 

303 items. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (72) 

Genealogical and business papers, together with militia records 
and assessment rolls of a family mainly from Beading Schuyler 
Co., N. T. 

MS 62-2400 



Cook,N 

Business records, 1846-57. 

2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (515) 

Accounts of a shoemaker, tanner, and mechanic of ArcnsvUle. 
Schoharie Co., N. T. ' 



MS 62-2401 



Thompson, Jacob S 

Papers, 1832-55. 

Un?veS™ e Arch?v27^) Ubral7 ' ^^ * Regi ° nal HtotMy "* 

MS 62-2402 



Penoyer, A W 

Papers, 1856-63. 

lv. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (92) 

Accounts and records of Sunday school teaching of a resident of 
Bristol, Ontario Co, N. T. 

MS 62-2403 



Mulligan, William K 

Papers, 1912-25. 

144 Items. 



S. 186L 



^Correspondence and accounts of a supervisor at Burden, Schuyler 

MS62-2404 



Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Min ing miscellany, 1850-1961. 

ca. TOO items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. ArJx.) 

Correspondence, prospectuses, location notices, reports, accounts 
and other financial papers, court papers, record books, deeds, stock 
certificates, assay and survey reports, agreements, other company 
records, printed material, maps, hlueprlntB, other papers, and photos, 
relating to various companies, mines, and districts involved In the 
mining Industry of Arizona, Including AJo Copper Mines, Blue Bird 
Mine, Bunker HU1 Mine, Calumet 4 Arizona Mining Co., Castle Dome 
Mining and Smelting Co., Cerro Colorado Mines, Globe-Miami Mining 
District, Gold-Boulder Mines, Iron Cap Copper Co., King of Arizona 
Mines, Little Jessie group of mines, McMUlen Mining District, w°"-' 
Copper Co., Monitor Mine, Montana Mines, Nellsen Mining & Smelting 
Co., New Century Mining Co., New Dominion Mining Co- Peacock 
Mine, Phelps Dodge Corporation, Pima County, Quijetoa Mines, Bed 
Carbonated group, Santa Bite Mountains, Tombstone Consolidated 
Mines, T.vin Buttes Mining District, Vulture Mining Co, and Warrior 
Copper Co. Also includes material on the lost Adams diggings and 
otter lost mines and buried treasures. The bulk of the papers Is of 

MS 62-2405 

Esch, Henry, 1826-1909. 
Diaries, 1849-55. 
2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
.Diaries in German kept by the Beverend Henry Esch In Sauk 
County and elsewhere in Wisconsin while he was on missions for the 
Evangelical Church, together with a list of sermon texts and a sum- 
mary of his work in the mission at Cedar Baplds, Iowa. 

MS62-2406 



Bailey, Thomas J d. 1891. 

Papers of Thomas J. and Henry J. Bailey, 1842-1918. 

14 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Tool- and cabinetmakers of Fort Howard, Green Bay, and De Pere, 
Wis. Ledgers and combined personal and shop diaries kept by 
Thomas Bailey and his son, the earlier entries (1853-ca. 1890) of 
which Illustrate the variety of output from one local shop before the 
development of the factory system. Entries of 1842-44 record the 
establishment of the First Baptist Home Missionary Society in Pitts- 
burgh, Pa., and include a list of officers, the constitution, minutes, and 
a collection of notations set down by the elder Bailey, recording 
secretary f oj the organization. 

MS 62-2407 

Knight, Benjamin, d. 1855. 

Papers, 1835-78. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

liainly correspondence between Knight and his family of Sun 
Prairie, Wis., with a cousin, Josiah L. Hale, Newburyport, Mass., 
reporting to him on land and financial transactions, family matters 
and early Congregational and educational affairs in Sun Prairie, uv 
eluding information on pioneer medical practices and the attitude 
toward eastern landholders. Some letters relate to readjustments of 
Madison and Milwaukee municipal railroad bonds, mainly for 1886 
and 1867. 

MS 62-2408 

Gattiker, Emma. 

Papers, 1848-79. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, in German, of three generations of the Bosshard 
and Gattiker families, Swiss immigrants who settled in Green, 
La Crosse, and Sauk Counties, Wis. The letters relate to family 
affairs, discussing personal matters, the growth of community life, 
fanning conditions, the Crrtl War experiences of a son who later 
settled in Owatonna, Minn., as wen as the family affairs of relatives 
who returned to Switzerland and of those who had remained there. 
Includes a long series of letters from Emma Gattiker while a student 
at the University of Wisconsin from 1875 to 1879, and a brief article 
by Miss Gattiker on the Swiss settlements In Sauk Co. 

MS 62-2409 

Bong, Richard Ira, 1920-1945. 

Correspondence, 1941-44. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
i. ^J^ w. Wo ? d Wa ? a Letters wrttten b y *»B to his mother 
of £?*£, f&J^T** ^^ famIly matters ano "* VrogKBS 
^.^^f* ^S n ' wUh , soni e descriptions of his training to CaUfor- 
nla and his military exploits in the South Pacific 

MS 62-2410 

Eckhart, George D 

Papers, 1757-1960. 

J box. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, photocopy. 
itJ^SL (1757) "rttte" „»y Father Bernard Mlddendorff, MSS. en- 
rSSi "2S on » "P *°J » or J: 1956 - ano A P»vot in history: Arizpe 
the^l'er^Mmfc Grosvenor, the Sonoran missions, aid 

MS 62-2411 

New York Historical Society. 

Papers relating to Ohio, 1786-1856. 
200 items and 1 v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 
n.»5^»SS? «1«W •<» a Congregational Church building fund (1852- 
to Ohio < " ary (1786) 0{ ' >trip across^Pennsylvanta 

MS 62-2415 

Boody family. 

Correspondence at the Boody and Mowers families. 1859- 
1915. .. -, 

184 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (788) 

A series of letters of the Hezeklah Mowers and Jacob Boody 
£ am, JL es '. ™ North West em, Oneida Co, N. T, relating largely to 
the Civil War period with descriptions of army and farming life. 

MS 62-2413 



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Jones, Wilson N J. 1831. 

Papers, 1870-1901. 

207 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Principal Chief of the Choctaw Nation. Correspondence, speeches, 
memorials and petitions relating to labor turbulence in the coal 
mines and to the problems of intruders on Choctaw lands (chiefly 
cattlemen and lumbermen) ; Jones' message to the General Council 
of the Choctaw Nation; and an account book showing the kinds, 
quantities, and costs of goods sold in his general store, with entries 
In English and Choctaw. 

MS 62-2414 



Pickard, Clyde. 

Papers, 1893-1952. 

9 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman. Papers chiefly relating to real estate and general 
business transactions In Norman, Okla. during territorial and early 
statehood days; and photos, of Frank Canton, Crazy Snake Jesse 
James, the Youngers, Boy Bean's court, Indians, early day peace 
officers, rangejwd cowboy scenes, freighting and other activities. 

MS 62-2415 

Gennng, Mabel Amanda, 1875- 

Papers, 1880-1920. 

60 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Correspondence and copies of probate record no. 1 of Tavapal Co., 
Ariz. Includes 50 letters written to and received from the Arizona 
Pioneers' Historical Society relating to the Earns, Bucky O'Neill, 
Pauline Weaver, and the Walnut Grove Dam disaster, and a letter 
(1800) written by James H. McCllntock to Dr. Genung. 

MS 62-2416 



Cornell University-. Library. 

School meeting records, 1825-1933. 

2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (54X) 

Records from Lodi, Seneca Co., N. Y. and from Ithaca, Tompkins 
Co,N.Y. ^ ^^ 

Gifts of James A. Clark, 1931 and Walter W. Edwards, 1941. 

MS 62-2417 



Bradley, Samuel. 

Papers, 1789-1890. 

294 Hems. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (733) 

Physician and member of the New York State Assembly. Corre- 
spondence, diaries, autobiography, speeches, notebooks of cures and 
remedies, a list of infants delivered, genealogical notes, clippings, 
materials relating to Bradley's student days, and a few papers re- 
lating to his political activities. Includes the constitution (1837) 
of the Parma and Greece Moral Reform Society, a description (1818) 
with recordings for weather and plant growth of Eaton, N. Y, and 
correspondence between Bradley and his son William, a physician 
In Lockport, I1L and later In Evanston, HL 

MS 62-2418 



Fish, Carl Russell, 1876-1932. 

Papers, 1852-1932. 

1 v., 16 boxes, and 2 boxes of flle cards. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Professor of history. Correspondence, diaries, lectures, articles, 
speeches, and Fish's transcripts and notes relating to the Civil War. 
Correspondence is particularly significant for the World War period 
showing Fish's many activities In connection with the war, working 
with various campus organizations and serving on the National 
Board for Historical Service, set up to assist history teachers in 
adjusting teaching to war conditions. Other papers show Fish's con- 
nection with the General Board of Religious Education of the Episco- 
pal Church and the American School of the Air. Diaries Include 
a volume of brief entries for 1915 and a diary (1852-53) kept by his 
father, Isaac Fish of Providence, R. I. during a trip to Europe and 
the Near East Correspondents Include Edward Channing, Charles 
G. Crump, Albert Bushaell Hart. J. Franklin Jameson, Alexander 
Melklejohn, Frederic L. Paxson, Winfred T. Root, Lucy M. Salmon, 
Asa C. Tllton, and Frederick J. Turner. 

MS 62-2419 



Donald, John Sweet, 1869-1934. 

Papers, 1811-f934. 

32 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Farmer, agricultural expert, and leader in the Progressive move- 
ment. Mainly correspondence, speeches, articles, diaries, and note- 
books. Contains information on education, dairy fanning, raising of 
purebred horses, cheese production, tobacco cultivation In Wisconsin, 
conservation, pure food legislation, the development of the State high- 
way system, party politics, Donald's service In France with the Young 
Hen's Christian Association and with the Army Education Corps as 
an Instructor in agriculture, his study and promotion of farm man- 
agement programs for the U. S. Dept of Agriculture and the Uni- 
versity of Wisconsin, his development of a «ii"piH»a* system of farm 
accounting, and his participation In the Dane County Agricultural 
Society, Friends of Our Native Landscape, and Vminnff organizations. 
Early papers, consisting of family correspondence, Include copies of 
letters from Scotland to his grandfather, James Donald, a Presby- 
terian minister who emigrated with members of his family to west er n 
Dane County In the mld-1850's, and letters to Donald's parents, John 
Strong Donald and Ellen Sweet Donald. 

MS62-2420 

Hangen, Nils Pederson, 1849-1931. 

Papers, 1875-1931. 

17 v. and 66 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and XJ. S. Representative from Wisconsin. Correspond- 
ence, letter books, and memorandum books. Correspondence with 
constituents during the period of Haugen's congressional service, 
1887-95, concerns patronage, pension ^"ims. Scandinavian politics 
and newspapers, local affairs in Pierce Co. Wis. a proposed bridge 
at Superior, Wis., and other Superior affairs, the tariff, temperance, 
the Bennett law. State campaigns including his own for gubernatorial 
nomination In 1894 and that of Robert M. La Follette In 1896, efforts 
of the Beef Slough Boom Company to obtain Government assistance, 
and the Introduction of natural gas for Illumination, heating, and 
power purposes in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Running through the 
years up to 1900 Is the subject of Wisconsin politics, Including a dozen 
or so letters from La Follette In the lSSWs and Beveral from Samuel 
A. Harper. Bulk of the papers for 1895-1900 relates to Haugen's law 
practice at River Falls, Wis. For the years of Haugen's work as 
Wisconsin State tax commissioner, 1901-21, the papers are largely 
personal, although they touch upon the Income tax law of 1911, and 
Include correspondence (1919-20) with officials of the National Tax 
Association, of which Hangen was president. Papers of the 192CS 
contain material both contemporary and retrospective, on Wisconsin 
politics, as well as correspondence with Montana tax pflV*flTq during 
Haugen's service, 1921-23, as adviser to a Montana tax law revision 
board, several letters of Governor Joseph M. Dixon, and material on 
Montana State politics. 

MS 62-2421 

Frear, James Archibald, 1861-1939. 

Papers, 1906, 1919-40. 

6 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Wisconsin. Much of the 
correspondence pertains to routine congressional business, but It con- 
tains some information on the unofficial tour of Russia made by Frear 
In 1923, on his committee service In the House of Representatives, on 
his views of organized labor, conservation, and tax reform, and on 
his application for an appointment to the Tariff Commission (1934- 
35). A few of the 1933 letters deal with the control of Indian affairs 
In New York State. The larger part of the collection, which spans 
the years 1933-40, relates largely to personal matters, including 
Frear's law practice, land Investments In Montana, the publication of 
his autobiography. Forty years of progressive public service, In 1987, 
his trip to Europe and North Africa In 1938, and the settlement of his 
estate. Correspondents Include Presidents Warren G. Harding, Cal- 
vin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and Franklin D. Roosevelt ; as wen as 
John N. Garner, Charles Evans Hughes, Cordell Hull, Harold Ickes, 
Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Ernest Lundeen, Charles McNary, Gilford 
PInchot, and Daniel Roper. 

MS 62-2422 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Green Bay and Prairie du Chien papers, 1774-1895. 

123 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Twenty-eight volumes of letters, received by various persons, ar- 
ranged chronologically ; 71 vols, of miscellaneous papers, bound chron- 
ologically within rough subject classifications ; and 24 vols, of account 
books and letter books kept by Prairie du Chlen traders. Correspond- 
ence up to about 1830 Is largely that of the Porller and Lawe families. 
Other large groups Include papers of Peter Bernard Grlgnon (from 
1829), letters (1845-65) to Hercules L. Dousman of Prairie dn Chlen, 
letters received by Morgan L. Martin, and records of the American 
Fur Company's post at Prairie du Chlen managed by Hercules L. 



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Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Green Bay and 

Praine du Chien papers, 1774-1895. CConttaoai) 
£?rS° a ?V- 0t 5 >er J"™* mel »tioned include Alexis BalUy, family and 
?.Si y ^'J? 1 *? Bo . llTln ' Geor « e B °y d - Joseph Brlsbols SSardP 
Cadte, John Catlin, Stanislaus Chappu, PlerreCbonteaniid Comply 

fJLIZ \%<$? nV ?lS"' vtor(i of Mlneral Polnt . Nelson DeweVof 
vSSS a 'J^S n JS,' a ^ m ' James D - Dot r- m <**<* Dousman, Ben C 

SS.^J 4 w^ G ? r ? e W - Jones of D"*™"*, John a Kind* 
Benjamin H. Mooers, Joslah A. Noouan, Henry It Bice of St P ^ni 

■ X *SL£?K 1 . a Latbam Sholes, George Snr^aTd AnSrew J vleS 

SodSMmtt ?™S?S "? 5Sr aW ' * * WiMonfTmstt!^ 
society (M44) p. 77-79. Selections or translaUons have been nub. 
llshed in Collections of the Wisconsin State Hlati^cal Society 14 

(1911) p. 55-878. passim. 

MS 62-2423 



Embree, Elisha, 1801-1863. 

Papers of Elisha and Lucius C. Embree, 1786-1933. 

3700 Items. 

In Indiana State Library. 

Letters relating to the Indiana State Bank, legal papers, and mate- 
rials relating to the La Porte Land Office, railroads, coal mining, and 
politics, of Elisha Embree, a lawyer, Judge of Circuit Court of Gibson 
Co., Ind., and TJ. S. Representative, and of Lucius C. Embree, a lawyer 
active In the Indiana Republican Party, and a member of tbe Pueblo 
Land Commission. 

MS 62-2424 



Muckl£, John S 

Papers, 1898-1915. 

ca. 4000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
■J"™ 1 ^ <* a* State naval forces of Pennsylvania and presl- 
f^ L tt fK Penll8yl 7 ,mia Bea C™ 8 Soctet y- Correspondence (1898- 
i£»2i miS£ ° rg5ml ? atlon ■">« discipline of the Pennsylvania State 
Naval Militia, annual reports, records relating to equipment and ord- 

S! lE^"*™"^*? %.**'• correspondence and papers (1907-15) of 
^SJSfSS T ^? a ^ Cr0SS Soclety reUtln « to »ts flgtt against tobe^ 
SX2V?2 other „ als * a ses together with data on Iti pSoMel and 
rules for the enrollment of volunteers and paid nurses. 
Presented by Mr. Muckle. 

MS 62-2425 



Flairchfld. Lucius, 1831-1896. 

Papers, 1819-1923. 

116 v. and 85 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

t„2H75!!EJ!Si ?*!!!!!!!!£*• 2, D l omat - Personal and public papers of 
Lucius Falrchild, together with business and financial papers rf Ida 

t^'Z?*?* <**•««*>". and personal papers of his brStneri and 
SS^STw' ^S^LS^L 8 "* 11 - mcluoeTbuslness correspond. 
™ ™»^ e «S, 1 S 08 ,'2Si* anku,1 J - BlaIr . & me <* Mllwaukeebusl- 

^. Mn; ctTl1 W" Otters from Csssros, Charles, and Lucius Fair- 
cWW; correspondence (especially ca. 1870-76) containing political j£- 
formatlon; consular correspondence from FaU-cbild's posts at Liver- 

Craove^ " ette ™ (18T4 - 84 ' 2 T -> °* Obadlah M. 

oJSZFf&Zt Gnl 2S to the "xuniKrlpts of tbe Wisconsin Historical 
f£22ffi IV^LZ ^Sh. Muv " FalrchUd's personal tetters™ 
1S4WB have been published In California letters of Ludns Falrchild, 
edited by Joseph Schafer (1831) «uviuiu, 

MS 62-2426 



Gale, George, 1816-1868. 

Papers, 1840-92. 

1 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
rtJ ,, ?£}'_2S! <,er rt Ga ' esTffl e, Wis. Correspondence, a diary, arti- 
?«.^^ e ??'. a S 00,rt "S^* "otobooks, and other papers, deludes 
c£SZ 1 -S£T 3 °E£ e JJf*" m I 2" Tork *° MlwinlM-and Walworth 
County In 1841- descriptions of Wisconsin, with emnluuils on ita 
geology, written In 1841 and 1844; ££2~£&£gttZ£l 
'SJm5L BlT ?v 1 £?2!!*J po-niwny. M56-58. and the Mlsnterpp' 
tSEIS^ "H. 1 ?** S 1 "®* 8 - BaOroadCompany in lSOTTGatesvlUe 
TAlveretty materlaL partlcolarly during GaleTpresidency M58-65- 
correspondence pertaining to the TjipaTMlsslskp^a^HlsScal 



Society of which Gale was the founder and first president in 1883; 
letters from prominent early residents of La Crosse, Vernon, Jackson, 
Buffalo, and other counties in west central Wisconsin ; letters to his 
family while agent for the United States Sanitary Commission in the 
South, 1863-64 ; material concerning the publication and distribution 
of his Gale family records and The upper Mississippi ; a history of the 
Winnebago Indians; a history of Walworth County; other articles 
and addresses; some correspondence of his son, William Gale, a 
lawyer of Winona, Minn ; an account book kept by Gale while a 
lawyer In Waterbury, Vt (1840) and in Elkhorn, Wis. (1841-48) ; an 
account book (1851-57) kept by the La Crosse land agency of Gale 
and Francis M Bublee; and 7 volumes (1851-62) containing notes on 
genealogy, Indians, the Civil War, early settlers, and local history. 

MS 62-2427 

Doolittle, James Rood, 1816-1897. 

Papers, 1831-1936. 

15 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

In part, transcripts. 

Senator from Wisconsin. Correspondence, speeches, legal memo- 
randum books, and scrapbooks. Correspondence concerns DooUttle's 
early political activities In New York State, family affairs In Eadne 
where he settled in 1851, the slavery controversy, the election of 1860 
and subsequent requests for the use of his influence In securing posi- 
tions, dishonesty In the transport system, political campaigns coloni- 
sation plans, the bank bill of 1864. Lincoln's policy towards the South. 
Jefferson Davis and the position of the Southern States, DooUttle's trip 
through the South in 1866, relations between President Johnson and 
Congress, and the proposed purchase of the Virgin Islands. Includes 
Civil War letters from DooUttle's sons In the army and from the 
Racine postmaster, John Tapley, reporting on Wisconsin affairs ; and 
copies of the more Important Doolittle material in other Institutions 
A few papers for the years after DooUttle's retirement from the Ser^ 
ate relate to national Democratic election campaigns, recollections 
of .the 1865 congressional Investigation of conditions among the Chey- 
enne Indians, DooUttle's Interest in appointment to a diplomatic mis- 
sion under Cleveland, charges against Doolittle In 1885 by the New 
York Times of dishonest wartime dealing in cotton, Cleveland's Judi- 
cial appointments, the Illinois-Michigan Canal, estate of E H. Pease, 
private legal cases, and the money question in 1896. 

MS 62-2428 

Daniels, Edward. 

Papers, 1834-1900. 

4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Geologist, abolitionist, and soldier, of Wisconsin and Virginia. 
Correspondence, 16 diaries, field notes taken for the Wisconsin Geolog- 
ical Survey, drafts of lectures advocating cooperatives, and miscel- 
laneous records of the administration of Daniels' estate, Gunston 
Hall, former home of George Mason. Correspondence concerns Dan- 
iels' geological lectures, his work for the Wisconsin Geological Survey 
his Civil War service as colonel of the 1st Wisconsin Cavalry his 
partnership with Joseph Medlll and Horace White In a speculative 
venture Into coal mining In Illinois, politics In Virginia, where Daniels 
moved after the Civil War, a newspaper enterprise in Richmond, 
Daniels' attempts to establish a cooperative industrial school on his 
estate, and a cooperative land colonization project In Mexico in which 
he was interested. 

MS 62-2429 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Grignon, Lawe, and Porlier papers, 1712-1884. 

65 v. 

gi State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Bulk of the collection consists of business, personal, and official cor- 
respondence of members of the Grignon, Lawe, and Porlier families, 
early residents of Green Bay engaged In the fur trade. Other papers 
include prospectuses and subscription lists of local schools, marriage 
certificates, apprenticeship bonds, trade licenses and agreements, citi- 
zenship papers, assessment rolls, poll tax lists, deeds, orders, petitions, 
declarations, proclamations, and lists of Jurors. Most of the letters 
are In French; about % at them for the years 1820-40. Includes 
numerous letters from Robert Stuart of the American Fur Company 
Other correspondents Include Samuel Abbott, Thomas G Anderson! 
William B. Astor, Ebenezer Chads, Ramsay Crooks, Michael Dousman, 
Laurent Flly, Gabriel Franchere, Jean B. Jacobs, Solomon Juneau, 
Peter Powell, William Powell, Charles Beaume, and Andrew J. Vleau. 

Described in Guide to the manuscripts of the Wisconsin Historical 
Society (1944) p. 81-82. Selections or translations have been pub- 
lished in Collections of the Wisconsin State Historical Society v 10 
(1B83-85) p. 90-141. passim; v. 11 (1888) p. 271-315, passim; v* 12 
(1892) p. 453-65; v. 14 (1898) p. 162-205, 450-511, passim- v 15 
(1900) p. 3-20, passim; v. 1» (1910) p. 275-487, passim: v. 20 (1911) 
p. 42-391, passim. 

MS 62-2430 



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Gumberg, Alexander, 1887-1939. 

Papers, 1904-39. 

35 boxes. 

In State»Historlcal Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Businessman. Correspondence and other papers, containing Infor- 
mation on the Russian Revolution and attempts to develop a new 
Russian economy; on Gumberg's attempts to reduce tension between 
Russia and the U. S. ; on the Soviet Union Information Bureau and 
the All-Russian Textile Institute; on Amtorg and the American-Rus- 
sian Chamber of Commerce, organizations which Gumberg assisted 
and represented ; on the Geneva Disarmament Conference of 1927-28 ; 
the Atlas Corporation and Its interest In operations of the Securities 
Exchange Commission; on Philip La Toilette's attempt to create a 
national Progressive Party ; on the appointment of Joseph E Davles 
as Ambassador to Russia ; and internal developments in Russia in the 
1930's, including the fortunes of Gumberg*s brother, Veniamin Gom- 
barg, vice-president of the Chemical Syndicate in Russia. Corre- 
spondents include Chickerln, Dzerehinsky, T^nin Molotov, and Trot- 
sky, for the years 1917-18, as well as Louis Adamic, George Ban- 
Baker, Carleton Beals, Margaret Bonxke-Whlte, S. B. Bertron Wil- 
liam E. Borah, William Henry Chamberlain, Charles Chaplin, Stuart 
Chase, J. Reuben Clark, Hugh L. Cooper, Joseph P. Cotton, Donald J. 
Cowling, J. Alvarez Del Vayo, John Dewey, Kenneth Dnrant, Walter 
Duranty, Sherwood Eddy, Mordecal Ezeklel, Louis Fischer, Felix 
Frankfurter, James A. Frear, Lewis Gannett, Clinton Gilbert, S 
Parker Gilbert, James P. Goodrich, John P. Gregg, Learned Hand, 
William Hard, D. Heywood Hardy, Will Hays, Leon Henderson, Sid- 
ney Hillman, Maurice Hindus, H. V, Kaltenborn, Rockwell Kent, 
Freda Kirchwey, Frederick Kuh, Philip La Follette, Robert M. La 
Follette, Jr., Charles A. Lindbergh. Walter Llppmann, Kenneth Mc- 
Kellar, Robert E. McConnlck, Frances Perkins, John Reed, Edward 
A. Ross, Margaret Dreler Robins, Raymond Robins, Richard B. 
Scrandrett, Jr., Herbert Schachian, John L. Senior, L. A. Serebrlakoff, 
Boris Sivirsky, Upton Sinclair, Charles Hadden Smith, Lincoln 
Steffens, Leopold Stokowski, Thomas D. Thacher, Hendrik W. Van 
Loon, Oswald G. Vlllard, Allen Wardwell, Burton K. Wheeler, William 
Allen White, Albert Rhys Williams, Spencer Williams, Charles Mor- 
row Wilson, and Owen D. Young. 

Described In Guide to the manuscripts of the State Historical 
Society of Wisconsin, Supplement no. 1 (1957) p 56-58. 
Restricted. 

MS 62-2431 

Dwinnell, Solomon Ashley, 1812-1879. 

Papers, 1775-1879. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Congregational clergyman. Correspondence, diaries, sketches, and 
records (1839-41) of the Walworth County Temperance Society. 
Early material consists of a Revolutionary diary by Dwinnell's 
grandfather of the same name. Nineteenth century material includes 
Dwinnell's diary (1834-36) while at the Millbury (Mass.) Academy 
and near South Bend, Ind.; as well as pioneer sketches written by 
Dwinnell in preparation for a history of Walworth County and for 
a comparative account of Wisconsin in 1836 and 1866. Many of the 
sketches are In the form of newspaper clippings from the Reedsburg 
Free Press, and contain biographical materia], brief histories of town- 
ships, and descriptions of Reedsburg in the Civil Wax. Includes a few 
letters to Dwinnell's wife, Lydia Gove Dwinnell, from relatives and 
friends, 

MS 62-2432 
Henston, Benjamin Franklin, 1823-1894. 
Papers, 1849-94. 
1 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Wisconsin land speculator, local historian, and public official. 
Correspondence, mainly letters to Heuston's wife during the Civil 
War service in the 23d Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry- diaries, per- 
sonal accounts, memoranda, biographical material, and speeches; 
articles on the Negro, the Pan-American Railway, and temperance; 
data on Heuston's self -correcting pronunciation system; and ma- 
terials relating to Heuston's history of Trempealeau County includ- 
ing 6 vols, of notes, items on the influence of missionaries and traders 
In the county, and a typewritten volume entitled Original condition 
and early history of Trempealeau County, dated 1890. 

MS 62-2433 
Curtis family. 

Papers, 1849-79. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Records of a family in Lowville, Columbia Co., Wis. Includes 
papers (1843-62) of Charles S. Curtis dating from his student days 
at the University of Wisconsin, and his letters and diaries pertaining 
to his service as hospital steward and rifleman in Company K, 3d 
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, in Maryland and Virginia ; the record 
book of the Lowville Baptist Church covering the period from Its 
organization in 1849 to its dissolution in 1879 ; organizational records 
of a temperance society and of a debating society in Lowville; and 
brief notes on the genealogy of the Curtis family. 

MS 62-2434 



Brigham, Jerome Ripley, 1825-1897. 

Papers, 1832-96. 

15 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and microfilms. 

Lawyer and politician of Milwaukee. Early papers consist largely 
of personal letters from former schoolmates at Amherst College and 
from relatives, including Brigham's uncle Ebenezer, his mother, and 
his son Charles I. Brigham. Letters from Brigham's brother-in-law, 
Horace G. Bliss, relate to real estate matters and to the large farm 
at Blue Mounds, owned jointly with Bliss. Beginning about 1856, 
scattered letters on political subjects Include several of John F. 
Potter, relating to the election of 1860 and secession; occasional 
letters from Horace Rublee relating to Wisconsin and national poli- 
tics and to the Milwaukee Sentinel ; and letters of Sen. Timothy O. 
Howe relating to the patronage aspects of the struggle between 
President Johnson and Congress. Letters to Brigham In his capacltr 
as member of the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin 
in the early 1870's relate to the presidency of Dr. John H. Twomblj. 
Copies have been made of 2 additional groups of papers originally a 
part of this collection: letters (1854-55) by prominent orators of 
the day to Brigham while he was secretary of the lecture committee 
of the Milwaukee Young Men's Association; and about 25 letters 
(1824-82) by the New England editor, literary critic and reformer 
George Ripley, Brigham's uncle. 

MS 62-2435 
Davenport family. 

Papers, 1800-1941. 

15 ft., 6689 items, and 34 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (539, 581, UTS, 1825) 

Correspondence, accounts, deeds, mortgages, tax statements, wills, 
bonds, stock certificates, bills, receipts, other business and legal 
papers, maps, photos, and films of the Davenport family of Angelica, 
Allegany Co. and Bath, Steuben Co., N. Y. and of the Cameron, Water- 
man and other interrelated families. Relates to Investments In lands 
in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, and Nebraska, to 
Interests in mining, railway, mercantile, banking, and other business 
ventures, and to the settlement of family estates. Includes papers of 
the Davenport Home for Girls, Bath, N. X. and the Bath Presbyterian 
Church. Names of persons and firms represented Include Charles 
Adslt, J. M. Adslt, Leonard Adslt, Martin Adslt, Volney Aldrldge, 
George G. Allen, Galusha Anderson. Charles Arnd, Frederick Arnd. 
Morgan Bates, John Browne, J. Davidson Burns, William S. Burns, 
George Butler, Dugald Cameron, William S. Cameron, J. M Case, 
Amasa Cobb, Henry H. Cook, E O. Crosby, Charles Davenport, Dwight 
Davenport, Ira Davenport, Ira Davenport, Jr., John Davenport, J W 
Davis, O. F. Davis, C. J. Deacon, John W. Deford, James W. Dunlop, 
J. M Edmund, P. P. Elder, Henry Evans, Samuel A Foley, the French 
family, O. W. Fuller, Henry Gallien, George Greigg, George W. Ham- 
blin, A. P. Hopkins, David Patten Howard, Harry S. Hull, H. C. Jones, 
R. C. Lawson, J. M Longyear, Reuben R. Lyon, George L. Magee, 
John Magee, W. H. Main, W. A Marlow, Joseph G. Masten, George 
Maxwell, J. E. Maxwell, M Rumsey Miller, E. D. Mills, W. H. Hunger, 
John Olmsted, De Merville Page, WUliam M. Patteson, A. G. Postle- 
thwaite, L D. Richards, Jonathan Robie, Reuben E. Robie, Sherman 
S. Rogers, William Rumsey, James M Turner, A. S. Turtle, Martin A. 
Tattle, Charles H. Underwood, E. H. Van Deusen, James M. Varnnm, 
J. W. Waterman, William J. Waterman, John Weare, George S. 
Weaver, J. B. Welch, Ostrom Anthony & Co., Bituminous Coal Co., 
Continental Trust Co., Duncan, Sherman & Co., Franklin Sugar Co., 
Ottawa, Kan., Garfield Mining Co, Black Hills, Dakota Terr, Glencoe 
Land and Quarry Co., Denver, Great West Mining Co., Rlchford, 
Dakota Terr., HornellsvUle & Canisteo Railway Co., Jones & Maxwell 
Investment Co., Lombard Mortgage Co., New York Security & Trust 
Co, Northern Pacific Railroad, John Olmsted & Co, Pleasant Valley 
Wine Co., Rawson Manufacturing Co, Richards, Keene & Co., Fre- 
mont, Neb, F. M. Shaw & Co., South Yuba Water and Mining Co, 
Southern Tier Mining Co, Corning, N. Y, Susquehanna & South- 
western Railroad Co, Turner Land, Tax,' and Loan Agency, Tanning, 
Mich, Turner, Smith & Co, Union Pacific Railroad, Western Trust 
& Security Co., Fremont, Neb, and Williams Harvester Co, Cedar 
Rapids, Iowa. 

Described In the annual reports of the curator, Cornell University 
Library, Collection of Regional History (1946-48) p. 20-23, (1960-54) 
p. 33-34, (1S54-58) p. 37. 

MS 62-2436 
Esch, John Jacob, 1861-1941. 

Papers, 1891-1921. 

31 v. and 62 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

U. S. Representative from Wisconsin. Bulk of the material per- 
tains to American participation in World War i and Includes materia! 
on the restriction of Immigration, espionage, preparedness, selective 
service, censorship of the press, taxation, and demobilization. Nu- 
merous incoming letters contain complaints about military and gov- 
ernmental regulations and services. Earlier correspondence relates 
to the Esch-Townsend bill, the Hepburn act of 1906, and the Mann- 
Elkins act of 1910. Other letters discuss transportation problems of 
World War z, the Esch-Cummins act of 1920, authorizing the return 
of railroads to private ownership, Invention of railway safety ap- 



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Esch, John Jacob, 1861-1941. 
(Costumed) 

pliances, river commerce, prohibition, woman suffrage the Wiscon- 
sin campaigns of 1916 and 1920, tariff, pure food legislation, currency 
reform, the reciprocity treaty with Canada, aid to agricultural col- 
leges, La Follette's bill to aid seamen, anti-trust legislation child 
labor legislation, Federal aid to vocational education, the Indian 
school at Tomah, Wis., politics, and Bsch'B business Investments, 
especially a sugar firm, the Mexican Plantation Co. of Wisconsin. 

MS 62-2437 



Berry family. 

Papers, 1812-1917. 
35 v. and 3 boxes. 

Correspondence, diaries, accounts, and other papers concerned with 

i^2™ n "g"^ S- N - X - ""* «» WMerbu^famUyof Liv- 
ingston Co, N. X. Subjects mentioned Include a smallpox epidemic, 
temperance meetings, prices of crops, a lady's seminary exhibition 
Si^SliL Ir." 6 " f*^™ 801 a" a emigration from New Tort to 
Hteh Forest, Minn, local government and politics, the wholesale 

!^£ f ai " 5 K b 2!L bus,ne ? ta New * ork at *- =We Railroad ratesTtfce 
tariff, a barbed wire factory, the Continental Collecting Union? law 

practice, teaching, slavery, military life during the Civil War. the 

MMShaUtown and Oilman, Iowa. Persons represented Include Clark 

b^L, Ti, 3 *"^ ? Um Bnrrttt - Alloa Nearlng Hayden, W. W. 
Hayden, and Mary Nearlng. 

MS 62-2438 



McMynn, John Gibson, 1824-1900. 

Papers, 1845-1925. 

1 t. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Educator. Correspondence; essays and addresses (1545-89): 
MeMynn's Journal (1858-59) of bis trip through Scotland^ EngSnl 
fT™^, 8 ^ GermaB T. with observations on their school systems; 
his Civil War diary; an article on early days In Kacine; and a 
dUryby Marlon Clark McMynn describing a trip to Alabama In 1862. 
SUS 6 ™ ndence Includes letters from McMynn to Mrs B F. Walker- 
Civil War letters; letters concerning educational matters, Including 
the work of the university board of visitors In the late 1890-s: a 
letter telling of the first shipment of wheat from Wisconsin: and 
several letters of Joslah L. Plckard. «««»»n . «™ 

MS 62-2439 



Rockf ellow, John Alexander, 1858-1947. 

Papers, 1865-1933. 

4 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Miner, teacher, surveyor, and rancher. Correspondence (1910-33), 
JLSL g *5 Artzona traUblaxer, and news clippings, on Rock- 
fellow's career and lectures, Pete Kitchen, the Indian? Ite SUverbell 
£££ ■£?5*_£? l SJS e locaUon w,M!re O. OUs Howard slgnedthe 
materials, and other Cochise County historical questions. 

Bockfellow's Log of an Arizona trail blazer was published (1933) 

MS62-2440 



Eronshage, Theodore, 1869-1934. 

Papers, 1906-35. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
«™f™ er " Co " es PM"leMe and addresses, concerning Kronshage's 
S^i^r^'f .S f £" BoarQ * N °™*> School KegenteTwL- 
J°i ^S 07 * 17, of tbe Boaro <* University Regents, 1921-37 Md of 

Sl^JFSJS*** 1 *-* MS1 - 3 ^ "»^* ' «-S3d- "with 
nusttess, legal, newspapers, and municipal affairs. Corresoondents 
W^^^ John J Blaine, ArthuT^is^Ernl^K 
na |ft and members of the La. Follette family. 
Socie^(lll4?'p G S|!u4 the " aM,a,ie * «* Wisconsin Historical 

MS 62-2441 



Barton, Albert Olaus. 

Papers, 1858-1947. 

24 boxes. 

In Sute Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
,»,V ,u .? lalist ,^ nd P° litl<:IaI1 - Correspondence, primarily for the years 
1916-47; articles for the Wisconsin farmer; notes on State and local 
history; and drafts of original stories, poems, and plays. Includes 
biographical material on Bobert M. La Follette, Sr„ and the La Fol- 
lette family, on John F. Appleby, Ole Bull, Hans C Heg, Marcus 
Thrane, and Ella Wheeler Wilcox; Information on early Madison and 
cane Co. history, on soldiers of the Revolution and the War of I8J2 
on Norwegian settlement in the State, and on old cemetery lnscrh> 
tlons Small groups of papers of other persons, collected by Barton 
Include scattered business papers (1862-73) of B. W. Suckow, early 

Madison printer and bookbinder; Civil War letters, including a num- 
ber from Ltfey Prison, written by Ole C. Johnson of Stoughton, lieu- 
?K£L£? 0l yV tf ^i 5 ? Wisconsin Infantry; and correspondence 
(1868-98) of Basmus B. Anderson. Among Barton's own correspond- 
£5 ^. i ^ Blaine, Theodore Blegen, August Derleth, Carl 
SSfi'Jf 11 ' 5°?* G^ H J a '"»er K- Holand, Philip La Follette, 
Bobert M. La Follette, Sr, MUo M. Qualfe, and Joseph Schafer. 

MS 62-2442 



Knmlien, Thnre Ludwig Theodor, 1819-1888. 

Papers, 1832-1946. 

39 Items and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Swedish-American naturalist. Correspondence; a work Journal 

written in Swedish and accompanied by an English translation- orni- 
thological observations (1869) ; genealogical data on the Knmlien 
family; and songs and poems. Correspondence consists of about 100 
letters to Kumlien from American and European naturalists, Mth 
drafts of Kumlien's replies ; about 35 letters to Kumlien from Edward 
L. Greene, of Company K, 13th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry (later 
teacher and pastor at .Denver and Greeley, Colo.) In which Greene 
describes his botanical activities and his association with Asa Gray 
and other prominent botanists; and a few letters from Greene to 
Kumlien's son Ludwig, from Ludwig to his parents, and other letters. 

The Greene-Knmlien letters have been published In Transactions of 
SS IE toc ?2? n AcadeniT of Sciences, Arts, and Letters, v. 24 (1929) p. 
1*7-85. Excerpts from the Journal have been published In *T>f»ii H 
Kumlien Main's article Thure Kumlien, Koshkonong naturalist, in the 
Wisconsin magazine of history, v. 27 (1933-34) p. 17-39, 194-220, 321- 
S4S. Ornithological observations have been published In Passenger 
pigeon, a publication of the Wisconsin Society of Ornithology. 

MS 62-2443 



Ballard, Anson, 1821-1873. 

Papers of Anson Ballard and Nathaniel Edwards, 1838-74. 

4 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of the first and second husbands of Harriet M. Story of 
Appleton, Wis. Ballard's papers include correspondence with frater- 
nity brothers at Hamilton College In the 1840's and with Perry H. 
Smith, his law partner In Appleton ; as well as a few papers relating 
to his extensive landholdings in Outagamie Co, Wis., and to his estab- 
lishment and endowment of an Infant school in Appleton. Edwards' 
papers contain correspondence relating to his work as a consulting 
engineer, particularly his work on the Fox and Wisconsin River Canal 
after 1866; a series of letters to and from the law firm of Stevens and 
Flower in Madison dealing with railroad and other business inter- 
ests ; correspondence concerning operations of a planing mOl which 
Edwards and two partners owned until its failure in 1872; and let- 
ters of his first wife, Laura M. Whittlesey, who died In 1869. 

MS 62-2444 



McRae, John, fl. 1845-1890. 

Letter books, 1845-90. 

13 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Railroad construction engineer and plantation owner, of Camden, 
b. C. Letters written while McRae was In charge of construction for 
the Camden branch of the South Carolina Railroad, 1845-50 • while he 
held a similar position with the North Carolina Railroad, 1850-54- 
and while he was in charge of survey for the Charleston and Savant 
nail Railroad, 1854. Correspondence for these years Is with officials 
and employees of the roads, and concerns railroad problems. Corre- 
spondeace after 1855 Is largely personal, but It Includes some letters 
to the manager of the McRae plantation and to merchants In Charles- 
ton, and it gives information concerning prices, slavery, economic con- 
ditions, secession, labor problems, the effect of the war on a southern, 
family and Its plantation, and adjustments after the war. Corre- 
spondence after 1870 only occasionally comments on political matters 
and the affairs of the plantation. 

MS 62-2445 



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Gale, Zona, 187^1938. 

Papers, 1838-194L 

IS Items, 1 v., and 32 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Author. Mainly literary MSS., together with correspondence, note- 
books and reports written by Miss Gale as a student, notes on her 
adopted daughter, Leslyn, and other members of the family, genealogi- 
cal information on her ancestors, verses written by her mother, Mrs. 
Eliza Beers Gale, and a group of poems and inscriptions to Miss Gale 
by Edwin Markham, George William Russell, Ellen Terry, Rabindra- 
nath Tagore, and Margaret Widdemer. Correspondence concerns 
Miss Gale's interest in mystical and psychic phenomena, her promo- 
tion of woman suffrage, pacifism, prohibition, civil liberties, racial 
equality, old-age security, and vegetarianism ; her oppostion to lit- 
erary censorship, capital punishment, and the trapping of animals, 
her support of the progressive Republican movement and her service 
on the Board of Regents and Board of Visitors of the University of 
Wisconsin as well as her literary interests. Correspondents include 
Louis Adamic, Jane Addams, Sherwood Anderson, Edward A. Birge, 
Heywood Broun, Pearl S. Buck, Willa Cather, John R. Commons, Mar- 
garet Deland, August Derleth, Richard T. Ely, Dorothy Canfleld 
Fisher, Edna Ferber, Glenn Frank, Hamlin Garland, Joseph Herge- 
Bhelmer, John Haynes Holmes, Fannie Hurst, James Weldon Johnson, 
Fola and Isabel La Follette, Richard Le Gallienne, Meridel Le Sueur, 
Guthrie McClintle, Francis E. McGovern, Christopher Morley, Martha 
Ostenso, Walter Rauschenbusch, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. 
Roosevelt, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, Carl Van Doren, Hendrik W. Van 
Loon, Edith Wharton, Margaret Widdemer, Elinor Wylle, and Fred 
B, Ziinmennann. 

MS 62-2446 



Dousman, Hercules Louis, 1800-1868. 

Papers, 1835-1912. 

62 items and 54 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Fur trader, lumberman, land speculator, and businessman of Wis- 
consin. Correspondence, household bills, land deeds, tax receipts, 
lists of land owned by Dousman In Grant and Iowa Counties, Wla, 
miscellaneous business papers, and some papers of Bousman's son, 
Hercules L. Dousman, Jx. A few documents concern Mrs. Dousman 
and her first husband, Joseph Rolette. Bulk of the papers is business 
correspondence of the Dousman family. Concerns the senior Dous- 
man's activities as agent for the American Fur Company and as part- 
ner of Pierre Chouteau; railroads (the Milwaukee and Mississippi, 
the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, and the Minnesota Valley Rail- 
road), steamboats (the Northwestern Packet Company and the 
Prairie du Chien, Hudson and St. Paul Packet Company), the St 
Paul Gas Light Company, and the Chippewa Falls Lumbering Com- 
pany; land speculation; the younper Dousroan's investments in se- 
curities, his collection of paintings, blooded trotting horses, and breed- 
ing stock, and his estate at Prairie du Chien. Later correspondence 
(1886-1912) is addressed to Nina Sturgis Dousman, widow of the 
younger Dousman, and consists of personal letters from their chil- 
dren, Louis, Violet, Virginia, and Judith, and letters relating to the 
administration of the estate. Nineteen boxes of houshold bills and 
10 boxes of miscellaneous business papers contain land indentures, 
freight bills, statements of Dousman's mill, and banking papers. 
Correspondents include New York, St Paul, and St. Louis bankers 
and brokers. State and National legislators, Henry H. Sibley, Gover- 
nor of Minnesota, and (a few personal letters) Michael Dousman, 
father of Hercules Dousman, St. 

MS 62-2447 



Devereux family. 

Papers, 1800-194° 

714 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (428, 1873) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) made from originals in the 
possession of Warnick Kernan. 

Correspondence (personal and business), stocks of early Utica, 
N. T. companies, receipts, surveys, and clippings. The correspond- 
ence relates to a variety of subjects, such as the suffering of Catholics 
in Ireland, De Witt Clinton, the trial of General William Hull, Aaron 
Burr, the building of the Appian Way, banking affairs in Albany and 
Utica, reactions to the War of 1812 and to the policies of James Madi- 
son, landlord problems In Chenango Co., Nicholas Devereux's invest- 
ments in western New York, his charitable works, his wife's con- 
version to Catholicism, and his founding of the American College In 
Rome. Includes letters of Senator Francis Kernan to his wife and 
family describing life and manners in Albany, New York, and Wash- 
ington (1860-80) and his European tour. Correspondents Include the 
Butler family, James Clapp, the Clapp family, John Devereux, Mary 
Devereux, Nicholas Devereux, the Kernan family, William M. Morris, 
the Plerrepont family, and Edward A. Wetmore. 

MS 62-2448 



Hayhurst, Hal Lamar. 

Papers, 1880-ly43. 

50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers* Historcial Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence (1934-43) and other papers relating to C. S. Fly, 
A. N. Rose, Contention City, Ariz., Tombstone newspapers, early 
photographers, Btage routes to Yuma, Ariz., and Arizona history ; and 
pictures of the statue of Frank Luke, Jr., the Silver King Mine, Bis. 
bee aud Jerome, Ariz. 

MS 62-2449 

Stewart, Charles Hoffman, 1828-1874. 

Papers, 1852-1908. 

9 v. and 11 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (482) 

Businessman and Army officer. Chiefly correspondence, reports, 
officer rolls, clothing accounts, post orders, and other records* (1861- 
65) of the 3d Regt of Artillery, New York State Volunteers. The 
correspondence relates to political appointments, bounties, the muti- 
nous conduct of the 96th Regt. over delayed pay, conditions in North 
Carolina after the Civil War, suttlers' claims, and conflicts at Fort 
Macon, Kinston, Whitehall, Goldsboro, and Washington, N. C. 

MS 62-2450 

Kernan family. 

Papers, 1776-1922. 

39 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (772) 

Correspondence, speeches, clippings, genealogical records of the 
Hyde, Butler, Avery, and Clapp families, and miscellaneous items 
relating to the activities of the Kernan family ol Utica, N. Y. The 
correspondence of Francis Kernan is concerned with his career as 
U. S. Representative, as Democratic candidate for Governor, and as 
U. S. Senator, the presidential campaigns (1864-92), the currency 
question, the tariff, and State and national Democratic party politics. 
Papers on the development of transportation include correspondence 
of John D. Kernan, railroad commissioner, and miscellaneous ma- 
terials on the Utica & Black River Railroad, the Flint & Pere Mar- 
quette Railroad Co., the Guatemala Railroad, the Denver & Rio 
Grande Railway Co., the Gloversville Railroad plan, the Utica, Clin- 
ton, Bingbamton Railroad Co., the proposed Improvement of the Erie, 
Oswego, and Champlain canals, and the plan to canalize the Che- 
nango and Susquehanna Rivers. 

MS 62-2451 
Todd family. 

Business records, 1850-1921. 

267 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (471) 

Deeds, agreements, accounts, invoices, and other business records 
relating to land, to a woolen factory, to a grist mQL and to the milling , 
lumbering, general store, and feed business of Zerah A. Todd and son. 
Inclndes records (1316-21) of the MorrisviUe Station Milling Co. 
operated by G. F. Todd. 

MS 62-2452 
Houghton, Clarence L collector. 

Houghton collection, 1865-1923. 

2 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (899) 

Correspondence, miscellaneous papers, and photos, of Ithaca, N. Y. 
and Cornell University. Includes material relating to the Ithaca 
Cycle Club (1896-1911), the Thomas School of Aviation, the League 
of American Wheelmen and Its good roads movement (1897-1901), 
and the temperance movement; a letter regarding the. sale of the 
Weekly Ithacan (1917) , another describing St Nazaire and the water- 
supply problems of the American Army (1919), and one from Wil- 
liam H. Jessup, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., to Houghton, nanny f Edgar 
Apgar's role In recognizing the political potentialities of Grover Cleve- 
land; and a diary fragment (1865) from Williamsport, Pa. 

MS 62-2453 

Williams family. 

Papers of the Williams and Craddock families, 1844-1021 

443 items 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (514) 

Correspondence and other papers relating to the school and teaching 
activities of the Williams and Craddock families of Weedsport, Cayuga 
Co., N. Y. Includes letters (1847) from Samuel Craddock describing 
Elizabeth Blackwell, bis experiences at Geneva Medical College, and 
the attempt to steal a cadaver from the graveyard; a series of letters 
of Diana Craddock Williams and her daughters Ida and Alice relating 
to students, teaching, and social activities at Oswego Normal and 
Training School (1869-72), Ann Arbor, Mich. (1872-76), and School 
for Girls, New York City (1877-92) ; letters from Mrs. Helen Camp. 



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Williams family. Papers of the Williams and Craddock 

families, 1844-1921. (Continued) 
5S lS?SlJS!f appointment at the University of Wisconsin (1874) 

MS 62-2464 



Barbour family. 

-,o!£ )ITeSpondence of the harbour and Parker families, 
1833-55. 
101 items. 

TJ™ri^77& ) L,br " 7 ' C0UeCtiOD ° £ ReSt0Qal HlSt0r7 «* 

Fourth ofJoly ^riSn J&4.ttf zDo^for^taSSS torn 

difficulties of teaching school, and the sale of docks In Kentucky. 

MS 62-2455 



Mattice, Asa M 

Papers, 1862-99. 
5 boxes. 

vSSi^Zfi&F™"' Conett,< » * »— ' *"<>" and 

f„ ^J5 , ^ 8ine ?- <*"«&<«»*»<* and other papers relating largely 
to naval reorganUatton and Improvement The^oro^oeralo^eX 
such topics as the grounding of the Texas, the losses^ The mS? 

training program for naval engineers at Annapolis, the EnStehrJavy 

85? c^, 8 ,^ t ^f, ( ? 8tneerins "IstoryTtte Mttlh rKTcmSS 
85), compulsory military training, and the visit oftbf tw» 
William to the U S. S. New Tork (1896K I^udesleneranSS 
Proceedings and inquiries concerning v*LJ2ffS£££Zmt£ 

rf'S^U 1 ™ Works * Dry Dodc Co- (W) 'or the construction 
£L£££w a 2. toe S' . and other Tessas : Matace-s spedfiorttonsfor 
machinery for the Maine and other vessels: and lettm andrSotal 
ttons concerning congressional action oTmUltary andnaval aflWrl 
Correspondents Include Hear Admiral G. W. BaW, £^c£S£ 
Beresford, Rear Admiral G. Kaemmerling, Commod«e<temre WaJta» 
MdvUle, George Quick, of Wallisdownfln^dlSr^mlr^ 8 ?*" 

MS 62-2456 



Geiger, Otto F 1859-1930. 

Business records, 1854-1908. 

13 v. and 1 folder. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
«~ff2S™ ? a P ron >lnent business firm of Cassville. Wis. which 
i^S""^.? 1 "^ w,ong Mmes - iMludes daybookTYo v lisSs) 
tetter books (3 v, 1856-1808), a folder of m££S*^£l£fusL 
St' ' y£i2F teter of tne Town of Cassville schoolaKeta868^m 

and the canning factory operated at Cassville. creamery, 

MS 62-2457 



Bleecker, John N 1739-1825. 

Papers,1704-1870. 

8ft. 

In New York State Library. 

Albany city and county official. Correspondence, documents, ac- 
count books, and other papers of Bleecker as treasurer of the city and 
county of Albany, clerk of the Board of Supervisors, member of the 
Committee of Correspondence, captain of militia, and assistant deputy 

a*"™ an* provisions in tne New Tork Dent during the Revolution- 
ary War period. Includes material relating to the Bleecker, Brod- 
bead, Bomeyn, Boseboom and Van Schalck families. 

Descriptive list and calendar in tne library. 

MS 62-2458/ 



Eno, Clara Bertha, 1854-1951, collector. 

Papers, 1830-1947. 

1TB items and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In University of Arkansas library. 

In part, microfilm (positive) of originals in the Arkansas History 
Commission. 

Correspondence, bins of lading, statements and receipts, legal docu- 
ments, reminiscences, obituaries, and other papers. Many of the tet- 
ters are to business firms in Van Buren In the UWa and 18S0*s. The 
bills of lading furnish a catalog of the steamboats sailing the Arkan- 
sas Elver in the same period. Among the documents is a bond for 
construction of the Crawford County courthouse in 1847, together 
with bids (1877) for repair of the courthouse. Includes papers (1861- 
71) of David C. Williams, correspondence (1841-65) of John Henry 
and Edward Cunningham, and account books (1852-70) of Dr Henry 
Fernot on microfilm. 

Unpublished calendar in the library. Items from the Arkansas 
History Commission are listed In Catalog of the Clara Bertha Eno 
collection, by Ted B. Worley (1956) 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions 
Gift of Miss Eno, ea. 1938-50; microfilm purchased. 

MS 62-2459 

Madison (A.) Company. 

Becord books, 1915-23. 

22 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
_vfi?? ro ,5?2 ks "* "? Nlck Smion Cheese Company of Appteton, Wis., 
I22£ to ?*? Was /S5 COIpor ? ted " *"• *• Ma**" CompWwith an 
!i HTfl I f ant at ^^eaa. Dodge County. Indudes Journals ledg- 
ers, trial balances, cashbooks, records of receipts and shipments, truck 
accounts, and a check and voucher register. »—■=»■». «™» 

MS 62-2460 

Lincoln Lumber Company, lltrnH, Wis. 

Becord books, j.881-92. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Kecords of a company incorporated In 1881 by Thomas P. Mathews 
and others, including artldes of Incorporation and minutes of meet- 
ings, a stock certificate book, records of bins payable, and log state 
books of several camps. ^ 

MS 62-2461 

McGregor, Duncan, 1836-1921. 

Papers, 1864-66. 
, lbox. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 
iJOSEI? C 3£ M f Gre e°Ii 0( Company A, 42d Wisconsin Volunteer 
Infantry, consisting of muster and descriptive rolls, Invoices, iSteor 
stores, and miscellaneous receipts. ^^ 

MS62-2462 

HQdebrand, Gustav J 1892- 

Correspondence, 1945-55. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly letters received by Dr. Hlldebrand, Sheboygan commissioner 
of health, requesting information on the fluoridation of water sunnHea 
of that city. ' 

MS 62-2463 

McNeil, John, 1784-1850. 

Official correspondence, 1829. 
lv. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections 
Transcripts. 

Army officer. Copies of General McNeil's official correspondence 
relating to the negotiations of 1828 held at Prairie duOhlen. 

MS62-2464 



Lore, William De Loss, 1819-1898. 

Papers, 1860-81. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections 

Clergyman. Material collected by Love for his history, Wisconsin 
1". ""L^ °* , the BebeU1 <» 1 - Includes replies to questionnaires, 
excerpts from soldiers" letters, biographical sketches, regimental his- 
tories, correspondence concerning the publication of the volume, com- 
mendatory letters, and miscellaneous material. —— , S»1U- 

MS 62-2465 



201 



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Levi, Kate Asaphine (Everest) 

Papers, 1880-93. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Teacher and author. Mrs. Levi's doctoral dissertation at the Uni- 
versity of Wisconsin, on German Immigration to Wisconsin; some 
replies to questionnaires sent out by Mrs. Levi in preparation of her 
thesis; copy of a legal brief In the case concerning the St Nazianz 
Society (1880) ; and notes and copies of two articles on early Wiscon- 
sin newspapers by Mrs. LevL 

Portions of the dissertation were published in Collections of the 
Wisconsin Historical Society, v. 14 (1838) p. 341-93; one of the arti- 
cles was published in the Wisconsin magazine of history, v. 16 (June 
1933) p. 383-403. 

MS 62-2466 

Wisconsin. Dept. of Public Instruction. 

Correspondence, 1851-67. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly letters to Dr. Azel P. Ladd as State superintendent of public 
Instruction, 1852, from school clerks requesting information on the 
formation of school districts, the apportionment of State school and 
library funds, the Interpretation of the school laws, questions of per- 
sonnel, and other school matters. Includes similar letters to other 
State superintendents, Including Eleazer Root, Lyman C. Draper, and 
John G. McMynn. 

MS62-2467 

Madison Maennerchor. 

Eecords, 1881. 
102 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Accounts, receipted bills for food, tobacco, beer, lumber, and adver- 
tising used in connection with a Saengerfest held In Madison. Chiefly 



in German. 



MS 62-2468 



Hayden Hardware, Sun Prairie, Wis. 

Eecords, 1855-1927. 
'■'■'; 7 t. and l box." ; 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, Invoices, salesbooks, letter books, and a cashbook 
kept from 1855 to 1892, together with a store expense book (1920-26). 
Correspondence consists mainly of letters from wholesalers and manu- 
facturers of hardware- More than half the letters are dated 192a 

MS 62-2469 

Tolly, Charles Hopkins, 1852-1923. 
Papers, 1540-1957. 

1 box 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, transcript (typewritten) 

Journalist and teacher. Correspondence, a record book on the his- 
tory and prehistory of the Southwest, a copy of a memorial to Tolly 
upon his death,. and a program for the dedication of Tully School in 
1957. 

MS62-2470 

Udall, Orma (Phelps) 1901- 
Papers, 1860-1961. 
4 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Genealogical material, newspaper clippings, and magazine articles, 
on the Phelps, Hanson, Colter, and Sudd families. 

MS 62-2471 

Walker, John W notary public. 

Papers, 1926-27. 

2 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part transcripts. 

Hearings, evidence, statements, and notes, including material on 
TJ. S. Land Office hearings over Pima County property, the land case 
of Jacobs vs. James Wentworth, and other cases recorded by Walker. 
Also includes a legal paper related to the electrocution of George GaQ. 

MS 62-2472 

Wilbur, Reuben Augustus. 

Papers, 1881-1921. 

55 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Physician, miner, and Indian agent. Correspondence concerning 
storage of furniture and Wilbur's salary as physician to the Papago 
Indians, a biographical sketch, and a pay voucher. 

MS 62-2473 



Williams, Eugene Ellis. 

Papers, 1863-1935. 

1 box and ca. 25 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tn^jn, Ariz.) 

Congregational clergyman and author. Correspondence, biographi- 
cal material and Governors' messages, Including material on Arizona 
political history and legislative matters, and sketches of territorial 
governors Alexander Oswald Brodle, Benjamin Joseph Franklin, John 
Noble Goodwin, Louis C. Hughes, John Nichol Irwin, Joseph Henry 
Klbbey, Myron Hawley McCord, Bichard Cunningham McCormick, 
Nathan Oakes Murphy, Anson Peacely-Killen Safford, Bichard MOxa 
Sloan, Lewis Wolfley, and Conrad Meyer ZuUck. 

MS 62-2474 



Smith, George Edson Phillip, 1873- 

Papers, 1880-1961. 

1 box. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Professor of agricultural engineering. Correspondence with the 
Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society concerning Arizona place names, 
a list of Smith's publications, legal papers involving the city of Toe- 
son and James S. Dodson and other parties, papers on Attic treasons 
and on the acquisition of Sentinel Hill Park, and printed material 

MS 62-2475 

Winsor, Mulford, 1874- 
Papers, 1932-51. 
ca. 110 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Librarian. Includes correspondence on cooperation In acquiring 
and microfilming documents relating to Arizona, ind an address on 
the history of Tuma Coonty from Spanish tunes. 

MS 62-2476 



Woody, Clara T 

Papers, 1870-1961. 
ca. 125 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Correspondence and articles, including material on names, places, 
and people in Arizona. 

MS 62-2477 



Woods, Mary Emilie Hohnan. 

Correspondence, 1885-1919. 
ca. 130 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Mainly letters of Mrs. Woods to a daughter Emma, many of them 

written from Casa Grande, reflecting life and conditions of the ft»» 

MS 62-2478 



Stevens, Hiram Sanford, 1832-1893. 
Papers, 1856-84. 
ca. 50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Trader, rancher, and legislator. Deeds to property in and near 

Tucson, including the Gardens of the Asequla Common, the Pioneer 

Brewery, the Margarita Mine Extension, and the Peach Stock Bench 

: in the Slerrlta Mountains. 

: ; Index in the repository. 

MS 62-2479 



Stauffer, Charles Albert, 1880- 
Papers. 

ca. 110 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Journalist and civic leader. Correspondence of ca. 100 Items with 

the Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society on personal and historical 

matters, and printed material. 

MS 62-2480 



Snyder, Fred, of Arizona. 
Papers, 1889-1908. 
110 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Reminiscences, canceled checks on Arizona banks, powers of 
attorney, an application for membership in the National Union, and 
certificates of membership. 

MS 62-2481 



202 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Smith, Mary W 

Correspondence, 1900-57. 

SO items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence with the Arizona Live Stock Sanitary Board con- 
cerning brands transferred to Marcos S. and Bugenle Pacheco, and 
other correspondence on various subjects. 

MS 62-3482 



Smith, Marcos Aurenus, 1852-1921. 
Papers, 1888-1915. 
75 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
D. S. Delegate and Senator from Arizona. Correspondence and 
printed matter. Correspondents Include F. H. Goodwin, Carl Hay- 
den, Krleger. and Mike M. Rice. 

MS 62-2483 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society-. 

Tombstone collection, 1880-1961. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, a ledger and a subscription record of Tombstone 
newspapers, ca. 100 sample business letterheads, bank reports, voting 
ballots, advertisement throw sheets, deeds and reports (1883-1908) 
of the Huacbnca Water Co., bins sent to the board of supervisors, 
tax collectors licenses, letters of the district attorney, records (1885) 
of a Tombstone Citizens Committee, proceedings of the Board of 
Trustees of the Presbyterian Church, a contract between Wens 
Fargo and the Arizona Southern Railroad, Helldorado programs, 
invitations, calling cards, announcements of organizations and rallies, 
public school records, and newspaper articles. Including material on 
all phases of the history of Tombstone, Ariz. 

MS62-2484 



Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 
Tnbac collection. 

ca. 2-T0 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part transcripts of originals In the Archive of the Parish of 
Santa Maria Magualena, Sonora, and photocopies. 

Includes Story of pioneer days of Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Tubac 
1884-1926; transcripts of baptismal records of Tubac; and photo- 
copies of printed material about Tnbac, Ariz. 

In part, gift of Frank J. C. Griffon. 

MS 62-2485 



Laight, Wuliam. 

Diaries, 1795-1822. 

4v. 

In New York Historical Society collections. 

Diaries of a resident of New York City, with detailed weather 
reports. 

MS 62-2486 



Jacobi, Mary (Putnam) 1842-1906. 

Papers, 1851-1906, 1923. 

lbox. 

In Badcllffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-26) 

Correspondence, autobiographical notes, addresses, stories (before 
1S73), fugitive writings (after 1878), a biography by Ruth Putnam, 
and other papers. Includes letters on religion and on medical edu- 
cation of women in England, Paris, and Harvard Medical School. 
Correspondents include Alexander Agassis, Oliver Wendell Holmes, 
William James, Silas Weir Mitchell, Catherine Putnam, George 
Palmer Putnam, and Carl Schurz. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

Acquired 1946. 

MS 62-2487 



New York. General Theological Seminary of the Protes- 
tant Episcopal Church in the United States. 

Records, 1754-1942. 

ca. 1500 items. 

In General Theological Seminary Library. 

Correspondence, and official and personal papers relating to the 
affairs of the General Theological Seminary. Includes reading notes 
and other papers of Bird Wilson; a carbon copy of a diary by Eugene 
Augustus Hoffman; several papers of George Benjamin Andrews, 
Henry Anthon, and the Bible, Prayer Book and Tract Society; and 
correspondence of HugheH Edgar Woodall Fosbroke, Benjamin Isaacs 
Halght, Eugene Augustus Hoffman, Samuel Farmar Jarvls, John 



Pintard, William Forter Ray, William Itollinson Whittingham, Bird 
Wilson, the Heber Society, and the Society of Inquiry Respecting the 
Advancement of Christianity. 

Unpublished calendar io the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Acquired by gift and purchase from various sources. 

MS 62-2488 rev 



Ryan, John Augustine, 1869-1945. 
Papers, 1902-45. 

20 ft. 

In Catholic University of America collections. 

Professor of economics and social ethics, welfare official, and 
writer. Correspondence, writings, collected reference notes on ec> 
nomic and social questions, and class lectures. 

Described in The economic thought of MOnslgnor John A. Ryan, 
by Patrick W. Gearty (1853) 

Gift of the Social Action Dept of the National Catholic Welfare 
Conference, 1949. 

MS 62-2489 

Homeopathic Medical Society of Wisconsin. 

Records, 1865-1953. 

4 V. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minutes of annual meetings (1865-1910. 1927-53), a cashbook. and 
a ledger (1906-52). Minutes Include summaries of papers presented 
and Information on the Society's efforts to obtain legislation regu- 
lating the practice of medicine In Wisconsin. 

MS 62-2490 



Holt Lumber Company. 

Records, 1839-1943. 

249 r. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letter books, journals, ledgers, cashbooks, purchase records, cruis- 
ers' reports, log drive records, log books, price lists, time books, pay- 
rolls, and other papers of one of northeastern Wisconsin's largest lum- 
ber companies. The majority of the volumes covers the period 1865-88. 
when Devlllo R. Holt and Uri Balcom were In partnership. Later 
records (1890-1943) describe the formation and operations of the Holt 
Lumber Company, successor to Holt and Balcom, and show the 
changes brought about by the shift from pine to hardwoods and hem- 
lock, from oxen to motorized equipment, and from lake carriers to 
railroads. Includes records of several subsidiary organizations : the 
Oconto River Improvement Company, the American Lumber Company, 
the Sever Anderson Logging Company, and the Oconto Electric Com- 
pany. 

Described in Guide to the manuscripts of the State Historical So- 
ciety of Wisconsin, Supplement no. 1 (1957) p. 67-68. 

MS 62-2491 



Tucson Ice and Cold Storage Company. 

Records, 1898-1917. 

3v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Two ledgers (1905-17), and a cashbook (1898-1905) 

MS62-2492 



Madison, Wis. Engine Company No. 2. 

Record books, 1856-1917. 

5v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Constitution, lists of members, treasurers' accounts, and minutes of 
meetings from the organization of the company, through Its reorgan- 
ization In 1867 as a mutual benefit association under the title Belief 
Association of Madison No. 2, and up to Its dissolution. ■ In German. 

MS 62-3493 

This number not used: MS 62-2494 

Lake Monona Wild Life Sanctuary Association, Madison, 
Wis. 

Records, 1927-31. 
2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections, j 
Correspondence, minutes of meetings, membership lists, and miscel- 
laneous material. 

MS 62-2495 



203 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Tucson Garden Club. 

Records, 1935-45. 

ca. 500 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Ariz.) 

Minutes and yearbooks. ' ^ ' 

MS 62-2496 



Cumberland Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1823-1943. 

4ft 

In University of Arkansas library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Minutes of the various presbyteries of the Cumberland Presby- 
terian Church in Arkansas, together with a few records of the Pres- 
byterian Church in the XS. S. A, a record of the centennial celebration 
of the Central Presbyterian Church of FayettevIIle, 1830 and items 
concerning individual church histories. 

Cataloged in the library. 

Mainly gifts of Kev. G. W. Thompson, 1839-48. 

MS 62-2497 



Truman, George E d. 1929. 

Papers, 1914-30. 
ca. 1000 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Legislator and roughrider. Correspondence, post cards, and printed 
m at e ria l . 

MS 62-2498 



Tucson, Ariz. 

Records, 1840-1961. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 
^J? eports and "commendations of the city manager, minutes of the 
city council ; correspondence, minutes and reports of the city planning 
SS?JS^Sf commission ; records of the city fire department, records of 
the sheriff, tax records, school registers, budgets, ordinances, abstracts 
™»^ eS fh and ^^ edS 'L "* Property- Program? for celebrationTand 
many other city records; copies of baptismal records (1844-58) ; as 
SS *!££"' correspondence, business records, statements, partner- 

JS P J^T 1,S '.T.! report8 ' censns rep 01 * 3 - "** Prmted material 
concerning housing, libraries, churches, leagues, committees, dubl 
forums, public officials, and city agencies. «u»iuc<ss ciuos, 

MS 62-2499 



Lowry, Flora E 

Papers, 1920-30. 

12 boxes. 

J?.£? te H | st0 "cal Society of Wisconsin collections 
— S! 5?!"** * Ut< and some correspondence with, nearly one thou- 
sand Wisconsin writers, compiled by Mrs. Lowry, of LaCrosse^^la. 

MS 62-2500 



Larke, Alnred. 

Letters, 1861-64. 

41 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

vrIf^J rTlttea s "?. C " t -' L " ke of Pox take - <lescrlblng his Civil 
War experiences In Company A, 2d Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. 

MS 62-2501 



Larsen, Peter, 1823-1918. 

Letters, 1864-65. 

52 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
r. 7^ C £-£° m , La ^, n ' a DatlTe of Norway and member of Company 
?I^S Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, to his wife, Margaret Hazen 
naD^proouVms d " °^ W1 "~ *«*«■« T "■ *& alscusSi 

MS 62-2508 



Langlade, Charles Michel de, 1729-1800 

Papers, 1737-1800. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts. 
tJ^'J ) Vi ^ nsin ^"'er. Correspondence, by and concerning 
^f,h.^L 0Setb n r ,^S a tr^lation of Joseph TasWs sketA of ntof 
„£S D i. i f 1 ' ed '"Collections of the Wisconsin Historical SoSrV » t 
OS73/76) p. 123-185; T . 8 (18n/TO) p . 209-^^. mJSs** 

MS 62-2508 

Hotchkiss, William Otis, 1878-1954. 

Papers, 1919-25. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
hv^ M^, aUt J? W ' and « d . nc " or ' **"<** and financial records kept 
.L . ~w • ° Z** cna » rman °f U>e Wisconsin Highway CommJta- 
BUUn^ * ^ ee " "* """"'w'O"^ Gov. John 3. 

MS 62-2504 

Hoxie, Vinnie (Ream) 1847-1914. 
Papers, 
l box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
by bSSujluES?' '*"" "" MrS " HoxIe (V1 «" e Ream, collected 

MS 62-2505 

Herrick, Jacob B J. 1822? 

Correspondence, 1847-69. 

49 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
«,if«^« r f Ce i Ted & Herrick, resident of Verona, Wis., from rela- 
tives and friends in Wisconsin and other states. Includes a feiv Civil 

unteerln^ntrT ^^ <S " , " a ? ° f C ° mpany E ' «* *&£» V* 

.MS 62-2506 

Hillquit, Morris, 1 86S-1 !)?,.">. 

Papers, 1899-1933. 

18 v. and 11 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

New York attorney and socialist leader. Correspondence- con- 
gratulatory messages received by Hillquit on his 60th birthday and 
scrapbooks of clippings (17 v.) mainly concerning Hillquit's career 
but including reviews (2 v.) of his books, and obituaries (1 v ) from 
foreign and domestic newspapers. Contains information on the fac- 
tional disputes and struggles for leadership within the Socialist Party 
of America in the early years of the twentieth century, the estab- 
lishment of the Band School of Social Science in 1905 divergent 
socialist attitudes toward World War i, the formation^ the Con- 
ference for Progressive Political Action, which endorsed the elder 
Robert M. La Follette for president in 1924, the court cases that Hill- 
quit undertook for the Socialist Party and his unsuccessful campaigns 
for public office, including five for congressman and two for mayor of 
>ew York City, and the International Socialist Congresses held be- 
tween 1904 and 3922, to several of which he was a delegate Hillouit's 
American correspondents Include Victor Berger, Eugene V Debs. 
Henry Ford, William J. Ghent. Benjamin Hanford, Job Harriman 
9f . r8 !, D i Herro1 '' Daniel w - Hoan - William Mailly, Gustavus Myers! 
Algie M. Simons^Tpton Sinclair. Seymour Stedman, Norman Thomas! 
and Bertha H. White. His foreign correspondents include Dr Fred- 
erick Adler August Babel, Maxim Gorky, Arthur Henderson, Camitle 
Hnysman. Karl Kautsky, J. Ramsay McDonald, and Emlle Vander- 
velde. 

MS 62-2507 

Peck family. 

Papers, 1808-S3. 

42 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (322) »»"».», »"u 

Correspondence and account books (1843-83) of the Peck family 
of Potsdam. SL Lawrence Co., N. X. Includes letters (1832-41) of 
Mary Hopklnton to Lucetta Abbott mentioning Universallsm In St 
Lawrence Co. and describing McConnellsvlIle, Ohio; letters (1841-49) 
from the Olin family of Bloomlngdale, Wis., describing the conflict 
of religions sentiment with realities of land speculation, the weather, 
prices andjirogress of settlement; and letters (1851) from W Abbott 
from Nevada City and PlacervlUe, Calif., describing mining conditions. 

MS 62-2508 



204 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Dallas, George Mifflin, 1792-1864. 

Correspondence, 1847-59. 

45 items. 

In Henry E. Huntington library (San Marino Calif) 

Vice-President of the V. S. and diplomat Diplomatic letters ad- 
dressed to Dallas from the Earl of Clarendon. Lewis Cass William L. 
Marcy and others, largely concerning the Dallas-Clarendon Treaty 
ana Nicaragua. 

Catalog cards in the library. 

MS 62-2509 

Hughes, Thomas, 1845-1907. 

Papers, 1872-88. 

1 Item and 2 v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Territorial official and businessman of Arizona. Journal (18T2-TT) 
kept by the Port Crittenden post trader; a MS. entitled Tucson's 
earliest days, describing the town, its graveyard, and Its flora and 
thMBSO? * " crapb0< * <* <a, P» ln S* relating to military matters from 

MS 62-2510 

Harris, Joseph, 1813-1880. 

Papers, 1844-94. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Publisher and politician. Letters and miscellaneous business 
papers of Harris, a resident of Sturgeon Bay, Wis, publisher of the 
first newspaper In Door County, and promoter of a canal between 
Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan. Contains information on land 
grants for railroads, lumbering, and quarrying In Door County, but 
concerns primarily the development and financing of the Sturgeon 
Bay and Lake Michigan Ship Canal and Harbor Company. Includes 
letters to and from Philetus Sawyer and from Timothy 0. Howe and 
James B. Doolittle. 

MS 62-2511 

King, Franklin Hiram, 1848-1911. 

Papers, 1899-1929. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

SoU scientist, professor, and author. Mainly correspondence, to- 
gether with a volume of field notes on soils of the Goldsboro. N C 
region. Letters relate chiefly to soil research. King's technical pub- 
lications, and the extension of agricultural research through federal 
grants Letters from King to his wife during his trip to the Orient 
tn 1909 contain data colletced for his book Farmers of forty centuries. 
Begular correspondents include Congressman Henry C. Adams; 

S ae ? ne , W ,r Hilg 2. rd J >f the UniT ersity of California agriculture depart- 
ment; William D. Hoard; Milton Whitney, chief ofthe United States 
Bureau or Soils ; and Harvey W. Wiley of the United States Bureau 
oi Chemistry. 

MS 62-2512 

Lewis, Meriwether, 1774-1809. 

Papers, 1788-1906. 

12 items and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Explorer. Copies of Lewis's correspondence with members of his 
family and with Thomas Jefferson, together with a few letters of 
William Clark and other members of the transcontinental expedition, 
collected by Reuben G. Thwaites for his Original journals of the Lewis 
and Clark expedition; copies of the will of Lewis's stepfather, John 
Marks, of a power of attorney given by Lewis to Beuben Lewis 
(1801), and of a letter (1812) written by John Hastings Marks con- 
cerning Lewis's estate; and other papers connected with the admin- 
istration of Lewis' estate, chiefly promissory notes signed by Lewis 
and receipts Issued to Edward Hempstead, administrator. With the 
papers collected by Thwaites Is some correspondence concerning the 
publication of the journals. 

MS 62-2513 

Howe, Timothy Otis, 1816-1888. 

Papers, 1846-83. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Attorney, V. S. Senator from Wisconsin, and Postmaster General 
Mainly typewritten copies of letters from Howe to his niece, Grace T. 
Howe of Kenosha. Wis, recording his impressions of the social and 
political scene in Washington, D. C. and in Wisconsin. Includes some 
original letters of David Atwood, Matthew H Carpenter, Hamilton 
Pish, Ulysses S. Grant, Horace Rublee, Edwin M Stanton, and Charles 
Sumner, dealing with political and economic issues. 

MS 62-2514 



McCaU, James, 1774-1856. 
Papers, 1830. 

2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Merchant and judge of Allegany Co, N. Z. Journal of McCall as 
a member of the board commissioned to locate lands at Green Bay for 
the New Zoric Indians, accompanied by copies of instructions, the 
report of the board, and biographical information. 

Published in Collections of the Wisconsin Historical Society v 12 
(1892) p. 170-215. " 

MS 62-2515 



Frame, Andrew Jay, 1844-1932. 

Correspondence, 1900-25. 

ibox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Banker. Mainly correspondence received by Frame, who was 
president of the Waukesha National Bank and author of many arti- 
cles on banking problems. Letters of the years 1900 and 19W relate 
to Frame's opposition to the single tax. Correspondence of 192S and 
1821 deals with his campaign against branch banking and Includes a 
long exchange with Henry M Dawes, comptroller of the currency 
About half the collection consists of congratulatory messages received 
by Frame on his eightieth birthday. ——■«<- rewavsu 

MS 62-2516 



Wise, Joseph Enos, 1867-1952. 
Papers, 1900-20. 
lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Politician. Correspondence, deeds, mortgages, and a prospectus, 

including material on property problems in Nogales, military use of 

land for camp sites, the Baca Float case, the Baca family, property 

in the Santa Cruz Valley, personal matters, and cattle buying. 

MS 62-12517 



Stratton, Emerson Oliver. 

Papers, 1882-1920. 

ca. 230 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson Ariz.) 

Cattleman, miner, and politician of Arizona. Correspondence, 
reminiscences (1925), notices of appointment, certificates of elec- 
tion, petitions, letters of recommendation, bins, affidavits, notices of 
locations of claims, scrapbooks (1896), and a ledger of Stratton 
Camp. Edith Stratton Km, the Arizona Live Stock Sanitary Board, 
Apache Camp, Maricopa Wells, Oversight Mine, Peoples Valley Pres- 
cott, and the Silver King Mine are mentioned In the collection. 

MS 62-2518 



Switzer, William Howard. 

Correspondence, 1945-49. 

ca. 75 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Farmer, businessman, and county official. Correspondence con- 
taining historical material and biographical sketches of northern 
Arizonians. Includes correspondence between the Arizona Pioneers' 
Historical Society and its Northern Branch. 

MS 62-2519 



Toulouse, Joseph H 

Papers, 1849-1935. 

ca. 50 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Army officer. Correspondence with the Arizona Pioneers' His- 
torical Society concerning Toulouse's work on the forts in California, 
Arizona, and New Mexico; and a MS. entitled The military depart- 
ment of Arizona. 

MS 62-2520 



Walker, Arthur Lucian. 

Papers, 1883-1934. 

ca. 60 items. 

In Ariz ona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence and recollections concerning mining and military 
posts in Arizona, the Sliver King Mine, Tucson, Globe City, Tomb- 
stone, and other aspects of Artwwfl history. 

MS 62-2521 



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Sections 



Weiss, Henry George, d. 1946. 

Papers. 1942-51. 

2 boies: 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Poet and historian. Notes, articles, ca. 200 poems, ant! other 
papers, including material on Arizona towns (such as Calabasas), 
other Arizona subjects, and Francisco Villa's lost treasure. 

MS 62-2522 

Peterson, James. 

Papers, 1870-1961. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Biographical sketches of Mormon and other pioneers of north- 
eastern Arizoua, including reminiscences on the Mormon Church, 
cattle ranching, cowboys, and pioneer life. Includes sketches of 
George and Martha Adams, George and Bozilpha Gardner, >im. 
Moroni and Rosetta S. Hunt, James and Hilda Lewis, Joseph and 
Susan McCleave, and Mr. and Mrs. Reubln J. Perkins. 

MS 62-2523 

Smith, Cornelius Cole, 1913- 

Papers, 1865-1961. 

lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Historian and artist. Correspondence, a history of the Onry 
family by Cornelius Cole Smith, Sr. (b. 1868), and papers on the 
history of Tucson, Fort Lowell, and the Southwest. 

MS 62-2524 

Hayes family. 

Correspondence, 1883-85. 

48 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Eeglonal History and 
University Archives (480) 

A series of letters, including 9 from A. N. Hayes of Seneca, S. C. to 
Hamilton N. Hayes, of Pitcher Springs, Chenango Co., N. Y„ com- 
menting on crops, disastrous fires, and local conditions. 

MS 62-2526 

Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944. 

Papers, 1915-42. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Professor, psychologist and author. A small amount of corre- 
spondence concerning the Nazi mind ; an article by Jastrow entitled 
Hitler: mask or myth; a series of radio lectures for laymen on psy- 
chology; and notes on the relationship of state and university. 

MS 62-2526 

Stevens, Daniel C 

Papers, 1882-1916. 

ca. 25 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Stagecoach operator. Includes 15 ledgers (1882-1915) of the Con- 
solidated Stage and Livery Co., Florence, Ariz. ; a scrapbook of dip- 
pings and letters ; a journal of personal notes ; a ledger of notes on 
irrigation ; and a book with notes on weather and irrigation. 

MS62-252T 

Spring, John A 

Papers, 1850-1921. 
lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Teacher, bookkeeper, and journalist. Correspondence, newspaper 

articles by Spring, genealogical material, and other papers, Including 

material on the 14th U. S. Infantry Regiment In Arizona during the 

Civil War, the life of soldiers in the West, and Apache Indians. 

MS 62-2528 
Prime family. 

Papers, 1725-1885. 

3 ft. and 45 folders. 

In Princeton Theological Seminary Library. 

Includes diaries, poems, and legal documents of Benjamin Y. 
Prime; correspondence, diary, sermons, and family records of Eoene- 
zer Prime; correspondence, diaries, sermons, and other papers of 
Nathaniel S. Prime; correspondence, journals, sermons, and family 
records of Samuel I. Prime; reminiscences (1877) of George Wash- 
ington Jermaln; the constitution and proceedings (1815-17) of the 
Moral Society of the County of Washington, Cambridge, N. Y. ; rec- 
ords (ca. 1837) of the Second Presbyterian Church, Newburgh, N Y.; 
minutes (1837) of the North River Presbytery (Presbyterian Church 
In the U. S. A.) ; and records (1827-80) of Washington Academy, 
Cambridge, N. Y. Correspondents of Samuel L Prime Include Frank- 
lin Bowditch Deiter and Caleb Flske Harris. 

Partially indexed in the card catalog of the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Wendell Prime, 1898. 

MS 62-2529 I 



Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of New York. 

Records, 1865-1949. 

53 ft 

In New York State Library. 

Correspondence, reports, accounts, charters, record books of posts, 
record book (1865-92) of the 7th New York VoL Artillery Association, 
minutes (1002-48) of the Council of Administration, National En- 
campment registry books (1890-1949), constitution, bylaws and min- 
utes of the Gettysburg Reunion Club and the Twenty Fifth Regimen- 
tal Association, Albany, and Journal of Lt. John B. Holnnd while at 
Camp Thomas, Ga.. during the Spanish American War with the Na- 
tional Guard In Albany and New York (1899) and at camp near 
Peekskfll. N. Y (1890-1902) * ■«-* 

Descriptive list In the library. 

Acquired from the Bureau of War Records, New York State Adju- 
tant General's Office, 1948. 

MS 62-2530 

Sanders, John Clark, 1872-1948, collector. 

Papers, ca. 1816-1900. 

2 boxes. 

In West Virginia University Library (64, 138, 153) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Account books, marriage records. Civil War narratives, scrapbooks 
ana photos. Includes records of marriages performed by Rev Wil- 
liam Welch, of Mineral Co., W. Va., from 1816 to 1867; account 'books 
of Amherst Miller of Morgantown (1859-83) ; photos, and scrapbooks 
of South Branch valley history; and the narratives Capture of Gen- 
erals Kelley and Crook, by Capt Jesse C. MTfeUl, Seymour, UL and 
Capture of a railroad train, by John T. Peerce. 

Gift of Mr. Sanders. 

MS 62-2531 

Goodykoontz, Colin Brummitt, 1885-1958. 

Papers, 1883-1957. 

5 ft. (3298 items) 

In University of Colorado Libraries, Western Historical Collections. 

Professor of history. Correspondence, writings, notes, abstracts. 
summaries, clippings, and papers of Goodykoontz'snarents, wife, and 
daughter (Mrs. Ann Edmonds). Includes his work Home missions 
on the American frontier; abstracts, many unpublished, which he col- 
lected as program chairman of the 43rd annual meeting of the Mis- 
sissippi Valley Historical Association, 1950; his work The wild West- 
or, Beadle's dime novels ; and his notes as historian for the First Con- 
gregational Chnrch, Boulder, Colo. 

Unpublished calendar In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Goodykootz and of Mrs. Ann Edmonds, 1859. 

MS 62^2532 
Wood, Charles Morgan. 

Papers, 1870-1930. 

ca. 60 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, bound MSS. on local history, notes, outlines of 
articles, and photo, albums, Including material concerning Arizona 
characters such as Apache Bill, Charles F. Bennett. William M. Break- 
enridge, Sarah M. Black, Emily Tennlson Magill Cushlng, James 
Harrison, Frederick Webb Hodge, William Rosenberg, Edward L. 
Schieffelin, John Slaughter, and Edward L. Vail; Arizona Indians; 
Tucson, Paradise, and Galeyvllle; the Camp Grant massacre: and 
Cochise, Coconino, Pima, and Pinal Counties. 

MS 62-2533 
Hntchins, Frank Avery, 1851-1914. 
Correspondence, 1909-13. 
101 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Librarian, educator, and editor. Correspondence with Dr. Hnyt E. 
Dearholt, executive secretary of the Wisconsin Anti-tuberculosis Asso- 
ciation, concerning the program of the Association. 

MS62-2534 

Lockney, James B 

Papers, 1856-91. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin coDectlons. 

Papers of Lockney, a member of Company G, 28th Wisconsin Volun- 
teer Infantry. Includes correspondence (1862-65) describing military 
life; a diary (1863-65) ; and the platform, constitution, and signatures 
of members of the Republican Association of New Berlin. Wis., in 1856. 

MS 62-2535 

Legler, Henry Eduard, 1861-1917. 

Papers, 1833-1909. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Librarian and author. Papers collected by Legler for articles on 
James J. Strang, his press, and the Mormon settlement at Beaver 
Island, Mich. Includes copies of contemporary news accounts, a short 
autobiographical sketch by Strang, and reminiscences by and corre- 
spondence with Charles J. Strang, Wingfleld Watson, and others. 

MS 62-2536 rev 



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Einne, Augustas C 1808-1863. 

Papers, 1841-64. 
56 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Papers of a Walworth County, Wis, resident, consisting of deeds, 
receipts, legal documents, and family letters, some of which discuss 
thewool market In New York, the election of M54, and the Crimean 

MS62-2537 

Larsson, Raymond Edward Francis, 1901- 

Papers, 1934-30. 

2 boxes. 

Instate Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
i~ V^SLr""? J""" coMributors to Poetry out of Wisconsin, edited 
by Larsson and August W. Derleth i„ 1037. llBll ^ s inn lettos feS 

2^,S^!? k £?* tln S and Meeting poe^rttetSSS^ 
?HZ£ if^S^J^l^^ Code of the Brooklyn MuswmTand 
George N. Shuster of the Commonweal ; drafts of the anthology with 

£Ti^?lS ,e,,datIons b J *• edltors : coueSeS * DeriX 

and La»onj own poems; and a number of poems that were not 

included in the published anthology *•"— ' ™« were not 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

MS 62-2538 

Cover, Joseph C 1819-1872. 

Papers, 1868-1905. 

2 Items and 2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
t» r!!2!? a ££!5 a £ a S d dl P lomaL C°I»Ies of essays and letters written 
5nJ2^f ^L. n - ^"m 801 " Fa » a1 ' *"*» (W0-T2) ; newspaper 
M^f.S n S 8ttae of oWtuary notices of Cover with sonU menttoTof 
£™TP S" d ."J 8 "? ,olm B o^rttt" as editors of the Lancaster Grant 

MS 62-2539 

Hibbard family. 

Papers, 1920-54. 
5 boxes. 

if f? 48 , 5«orlcal Soclet y o* Wisconsin collections. 

mainly letters written to her parents by Esther L. Hibbard. Asteri- 
sk SK ^?." 1 ? ****** at DosbJsha Women's College and Doshl- 
f?J2H?5 , ?J a -!* Bm, 3!*?* e Z wlth letters of Carlisle V. Hibbard, 
l*SSf^SL ti S Yo "SF Umk * Christian Association in Madison, lad 
^S?°?^?j b y d - ? *"■" Northwestern University. EstheTHuV 
bard's letters for the years 1820-28 describe her mfcrgraduate ednt 
£?„~£ 'ST ?? y0 £ e £? llege ' «»■*»» «»oy at Ukelta?verslt7£ 
SS°^ d ™^ a J5: p J Europe - Her tettere to"" Japan cover the 
period 1930-52, with the exception of the years 194(M67when ate was 

In the United States. The letters are primarily personal, but contain 
some material relating to the MandiiSanTnvislon^^to^jSanS 
SSSJ 10 !" ST W" "* "^ » few ~»™mu? m JaSanesSptr! 
S^^JiSS? w « n "d on the postwar military occupation* 

&^namons? <teKr,I,HOnS " JaPana,e —-E-SK?-* 

MS62-2540 

Davis, Richard Harding, 1864-1916. 
Papers, 1863-1916. 
5 ft. (ca. 5000 Items) 
In University of Virginia Library (6108) 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) 
_ Author. Correspondence; pieces from the diary (1865-79) of 

SESifESS?*' fif^SF* H F dla 8 »»■: MSS. of Davis' plays and 
drainatixatlons by others from Davis* stories; agreements between 
r^ZiH"? I" 10 ™ Publishers ; copyrights ; cUppings concerning Davw" 
$£?%$** m 1 ¥ 4: "Of&o"". »*>"«« bootaT^DinrnrtesTLe. 
5^», C SS^J Crap ?? ok "* 8 °-8*>. Photos., and other papers. In- 
cludes draft of article on Joseph Pulitzer, notes on the life of Phflo 
Norton McGiffen,. preface to an unpublished story on South America, 
correspondence, clippings, tracts, etc. (1807-08) relating to Sebastian 
HL.de MagalTs Brazil filibuster incident, and correspondence of 
SS* ta ? l S' I*"" 1 *! Clarke Davis, his brother, Charles Belmont 
Davis, and his mother, Rebecca Harding Davis. CoVrespondentsta- 

GUte^IeBlainA Edward William Bok, John Griffin Carlisle. War- 
Sir ^SS* Carpenter, Wilbur John Carr, Arthur W. CarBwelL 
Jf*"*? William -CnUds, Grover Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. William Cot 
Uer, Edward Fales Coward, George William Curtis, Augustln Daly. 
Pierre Paul Demers, Mary Dillon, Irving Bedell Dudley, Beroanl 
Morris Lee Ernst, Ernst & Cane, Adam Everly, John FoxTjr, Charles 
rrohman, Daniel Frohman. F. E. Fyles, Franklin Fries, Edward 
& mea C ! a 5? r ' 'S'-JP" Mra - Charles Dana Gibson, J. Henry Harper. 
Harper & Bros, O. Harrington, George Harvey, John Hay, Rutherford 
B. Hayes, Henry Hayns, Hilary Aimer Herbert, Laura Hoffmann, Oli- 



ver VVeuoeJ Holmes, Carl Hovey. Henry Irving, Helen Jackson. Jo- 

Will H. Lewis, Jr.. Wnilam Loeb, Andrt deLorde, Henry Ronald 
Douglass Maclver, Sebastien H. L. de Magali, Jota HuosoT MaSnL 
S?Tn A S2 0B M ^*i. LCTl *< aao '» MoHoVGeorge Pirte, "fand 
fe, J. C. Pegram, Jr., Sir Arthur Wing Plnero, Henry Codman «orhw 
ffl S?Hn£ a S* tt Bee4 Wmian ' Chlrles Itelck TPaul Sverel£ 
Sterman. Harriet Beecher Stowe. Tarleton B. Taylor. Ellen Terry. 
£?? Sf Mr J ance ' ^««*-H. Warner. Thomes Bueklto WeS. 
Francis Wilson, Huntington Wilson, and George EWoocl^ 

Unpublished guide in the library 

Gift of Clifton Waller Barrett, 1959. 

MS 62-2541 

Stanley, Bruce M 

Pap?rs, 1871-1935. 

5 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson Ariz.) 
hJ\K?h! ?' s '»^ ,md v in , Tentor - Correspondence, record books of 
2Sn^2.? CT P ? clflc - ^^ bank statanente. notebooks, ^ecelp^ 
membership cards, tune books, rate tables, printed materiaTdrawings; 
SfjJi ^t S2 S .!?"- OOP""" 11 *- telegraph and freight business lSn- 
St d „^^J 0nthe ?'JL acm<: ' lnTenU o»s or Stanley, patente on the 
£E£^2.'?77 ,,h tran 5» 1 Wos ayatems, railroad rules and leguZ 
faunL pmoaaI flnance8 - Tucson hotels and saloons, and flora «uid 

MS 62-2542 

Garford, Arthur Lovett, 1858-1933. 

Pap?rs, 1877-1933. 

72 ft. tea. 37,000 items; 

In Ohio Historical Society Library 

Industrialist, politician, and phUanthropist Correspondence. 
?iS5SS» l,,t v?' i" , ! an . ce sneets - Iia t8. "ccoont books, 2 scrapoooks 
iSS" ■'• of chairm «> and officials of the Roosevelt Memorial 

£TESS ?. rm ^ "!?51*J- "S 1 " P»Pe re . «od Photos, concerning 
JJ e nSi dU ?J 1aUlat . ion of Elyria> 0hl0 - financing the Republican Parw 
toOhto, the participation of businessmen in politics, the Republican; 
Progressive split In Ohio. 1912-16, (Garford was the ProgrSive ca£ 
dldate for governor in 1912. and for senator in 1914) , theforelgn born 
and Negro voter, labor relations and labor in politics, temperatEe, pro- 
bibmon, woman suffrage, the tariff, conservation. GarfordVb^liess 
career, bis philanthropic activities, mining. in southwestern United 
States, and the Martin bomber in World War t. Includes records (2 
boxes, 1921-28) of the Cleveland Automatic Machine Co., records (2 
boxes, W19-24) of the Electro Alloys Co., daybooks and account books 
(8 v,, 1891-1902) of the Garford Manufacturing Co., and a ledger 
(1904-06) of the Worthington Ball Co. Correspondents Include John 
Berry, Walter F. Brown (530 Items, 1906-33), Theodore Burton, 
Meyers Y. Cooper (223 items, 1916-33), James B. Cox, Harry M. 
Daugherty, Charles Dick. Simeon Fess, James R. Garfield (120 items, 
1910-33), John H Hammond, Warren G. Harding, Myron T. Herrick 
(85 Items, 1904-22), Harold Ickes, Jay Ford Lanlng, James V Martin 
(ca. 100 Items, 1917-18), George W. Perkins (73 Items, 1912-19), Glf- 
ford Plnchot. William C. Procter (53 items, 1916-23), Theodore 
Roosevelt, William G. Sharp, William H. Taft, Leonard Wood, and 
Nathaniel Curwin Wright 

Described in Inventory of the Arthur Lovett Garford papers, 196L 
Gift of Katharine Garford Thomas, 1948-61. 

MS 62-2543 

Smith, Samuel, 1732-1839. 

Papers, 1729-1924. 

3 ft. and 6 reels of microfilm. 

In University of Virginia Library (1729, 2686, 2724, 3004 and 
3029) 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Revolutionary officer, businessman, and U. S. Senator and Repre- 
sentative from Maryland. Correspondence, account books, patents, 
deeds, wills, indentures, scrapbooks, portraits, genealogical material 
and other papers of Smith, and of bis brother, Robert Smith, his son, 
John Spear Smith, and their families. The collection concerns mer- 
cantile and other business activities, politics, naval affairs, the Burr 
conspiracy, the embargo, the tariff, and various other public affairs 
in the U. S. during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Includes 
material collected by Cary Nichols Fink for a biography of Samuel 
Smith; biographical sketches of Wilson Cary Nicholas, George Nicho- 
las, John Spear Smith, and Robert Carter Smith; genealogical mate- 
rial concerning the Smith and Nicholas families ; and a copy of the 
Koran In Arabic. Correspondents and Other persons mentioned In- 
clude John Quincy Adams, Joseph Anderson. Joshua Barney, Richard 
Henry Bayard, James Breckenridge, John Carroll Brent, Thomas 
S. S. Brent, William Brent, Jr., James Bryden, James A. Buchanan, 
Aaron Burr, Benjamin Franklin Butler, John Caldwell Calhoun, 
Luke Callaghan, Wilson Miles Cary, Langdon Cbeves, Frank P Clark, 
Henry Clay, DeWitt Clinton, George Clinton, William H Crawford, 
Alexander J. Dallas, Joseph Hamilton Daveiss, Albert Gallatin, 
Archibald Gracie, George Graham, Ben Hardin, R. M. Heath. Tbomas 
Hlginbotham, Christopher Hughes, Laura Sophia Smith Hughes, 



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Smith, Samuel, 1752-1839. Papers, 1729-1924. (Continued) 

Thomas Jefferson, John George Jackson, Bobert Johnston, J. EL 
Keene, John R. Kenly, the Marquis de Lafayette, Walter t^^ 
Edward Livingston, George Madison, James Madison, Sir Jsmee 
Mansfield, Mary Buchanan Smith Mansfield, the Maryland Historical 
Society, 1 D. Maulsby, Lewis Maxwell, Moover and TSpken, Jamec 
Morrison, Thomas Newton, Bobert Carter Nicholas, Henry Nicholls, 
Charles Oldham, Thomas S. Page, Charles Edward Phelps, John 
Purviance, Jefferson Randolph, Richard Rush, John Louis Smith, 
Nathaniel Beverley Tucker, Martin Van Bnren, Solomon Van Rens- 
selaer, William Wirt, A Wolcott and George Work. The material 
Is related to the library's Baltimore business papers and Baltimore 
mer cha nt s correspondence collections. 

Described In Annual report on historical collections, University 
of Virginia Library, 1942-43, p. 18-19; 1645-47, p. 69; and 1947-49, 
p. 216. 

Gift, purchase, and deposit, 1943-57. 

MS 62-2544 

Fallows, Samuel, Bp., 1835-1922. 

Papers, 1856-1922. 

32 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Episcopal bishop. Correspondence, diaries, lectures, sermons, and 
notes. Family correspondence Includes CiTll War letters from Fal- 
lows to his wife, and a number received from his brother-in-law, 
William E Huntington, while the latter was a college student and 
later president of Boston University. Other correspondence concerns 
Fallows' activities while State superintendent of public Instruction In 
Wisconsin, 1870-TS; president of Illinois Wesleyan University at 
Bloomlngton, 1ST4-T5 ; editor In 18T7 of The appeal, a religious pub- 
Ucatlon; president and presiding bishop of the Reformed Episcopal 
Church during most of the period from 1877 to his death; president 
of the board of managers of the Illinois State Reformatory at Pon- 
tine, 1891-191S; member and officer of the University of Wisconsin 
Cluh of Chicago; State and national officer of the Grand Army of the 
Republic, -and participant In other organisations. Includes letters 
from Grenvllle, M. Dodge, Augustus L. Chetlain, James Tanner, Mrs. 
John A. Logan, and others concerning the activities of Civil War 
veteran organizations; from John McElroy while editor of the Na- 
tional tribune at Washington • from Harold L. Ickes, Franklin Mc- 
Veagh, William Hale Thompson, Jenxtn Lloyd Jones, and others 
concerning Chicago charities and World War work; from various 
members of the Ulysses a Grant family; from Bishop Charles E 
Cheney and other members of the Reformed Episcopal Church; from 
Frances E. Willard during the latter eighties and 1895; from his 
personal friends, Elizabeth A. Reed, Orientalist and her daughter 
Myrtle Reed, novelist; from Flinders Petrle while secretary of the 
Victoria Institute In London ; from Henry Wade Rogers while presi- 
dent of Northwestern University; and from other statesmen, news- 
papermen, women suffragists, and reformers. One volume contains 
a list of members and Information on the Summerneld Methodist 
Church of Milwaukee during Fallows' pastorate there, 1858-65. 

MS 62-2546 

Campbell, Robert Fishbnme, 1858-1947. 

Papers, 1876-1946. 

4 ft 

In Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and Reformed 
Churches collections (Montreat K C.) 

Presbyterian minister. Correspondence, sermons, and other papers 
chiefly relating to the organization of the Synod of Appalachla of the 
Presbyterian Church In the U. S. Home Missions, the First Presby- 
terian Church of Ashevffie, N. C, the Historical Foundation of the 
Presbyterian and Reformed Churches, the race question, people of the 
Appalachian Mountain area, and Campbell and Rnffner family his- 
tory. The material Is related to the repository's Buffner collection. 

Information on literary rights available In the reoositorv 

Gift of Mrs. Campbell, 1952. ^^' 

MS 62-2546 

Montezuma Seminary, Montezuma, N. U. Library. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts. 

3 v„ 1 box, and 2 reels of microfilm. 

In Montezuma Seminary Library. 

In part transcripts and microfilm copy (negative) 

MSS. of Blo-blbliografia de la Provinda Mexicana de la Compafiia 
de Jesus, slglos 16 y 17, by Francisco Zambrano; Menologio de los 
varones mas senalados en virtud y letras de la Provinda Mexicana 
de la Compafiia de Jesus, 1580-1940, by Gerardo Decorme; La Santa 
Sede y la emanclpacion mexicana, 1810-36 (1946) by Luis Medlna- 
Ascenslo; and Archives y bibllotecas ecleslastlcos : nomas para SB 
ordenamlento y conservaddn, by Luis Medlna-Ascenslo. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gifts of the Rev. Gerardo Decorme, 1953 and the Rev. Francisco 
Zambrano, 1956; and deposited by the Eev. Luis Medlna-Ascenslo, 
1953. 

MS 62-2547 



American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Papers on American history, 1681-1921. 

ca. 140 items and 12 v. 

In American Philosophical Society Library. 

MS. and printed letters, accounts, orderly books, canceled checks, 
engravings,, a land grant, and other documents. Includes Jean Bap- 
tiste Benard de la Harpe's Journal historique concemant la Loulsl- 
anne; Samuel Breck's Historical sketch of the Continental bills of 
credit; William Byrd's Secret history of the line between Virginia 
and North Carolina (1728) ; Bobert Frazer's papers on the defense of 
Philadelphia during the War of 1812 ; Isaac Minis Hays' Note on the 
Declaration of independence (1898) ; Francis Hopkinson's The battle 
of the kegs (1866) ; John Hughes' letters to the commissioners of the 
Stamp Office (1765) ; Martin de la Bastlde's Memoire sur la possibility 
d'ouvrir un canal ... pour communiquer de la mer Atlantique ...a la 
mer Paclfique (1785) procured for Thomas Jefferson by Jean Francois 
de Bourgoing ; Arthur Lee's account of the robbery of his papers at 
Berlin in 1777 ; Joseph Mandrillon's Becherches phllosophiques but la 
decouverte de l'Amerique (1783) ; Proceedings relating to the brlgan- 
tine McClary vs. brigantine Susannah in the. New Hampshire Vice Ad- 
miralty Court ; the record of a Council of War held at Perth Amboy, 
N. J., Sept 17, 1776 ; Robert Bogers' An estimate of the fur and peltry 
trade in the district of Mlchilimacklnac (1767) ; Thomas Sullivan's 
Journal of the operations of the American War, 1775-78 ; the Army 
register (1801-02), and General orders (1814-17) of the U. S Adju- 
tant-General's Office; documents (1782-98) of Loyalist claims on the 
various states aud Great Britain; miscellaneous papers, engravings, 
and canceled checks, (1681-1921) reflecting American history, col- 
lected by Elizabeth F. Dawes : orderly books kept by Captain Bowen 
of the 9th Pennsylvania Regiment (1780), Walter Stewart of the 2d 
Pennsylvania Regiment (1778-79), and George Weedon of Virginia 
(1777-78) ; and other papers. 

Cataloged individually in manuscripts catalog of the library. 

Gifts and purchases. 

MS 62-2548 



Michigan. University-. William L. Clements Library. 

Histories and memorials, 1520-1921. 

ca. 80 items and ca. 30 v. 

In William L Clements library (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Division of 
Manuscripts. 

In part transcripts and photocopies. 

Histories; a history of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella by 
Andres Bernaldez, part of Bartolome de las Casas' history of the 
Indies, Jean Chalon's account of the British conquest of French 
possessions In America, a history of the reign of George m of Eng- 
land by K. 1L, Juan Bautista Mufioz' History of the New World and 
source materials for it a fragment of a history of New Spain by an 
unknown author, and fragments of a history of Peru by various 
hands; materials depleting or relating to colonial life: a report on 
many aspects of life in the Massachusetts Bay Colony by Francis 
Bernard, Governor, a translation into French of Bartolome de las 
Casas' treatise on abuses of the Indians, reference to the tribute due 
the Spanish crown from the Marquis del Valle and from the Monte- 
zuma family, a general treatment of the French colonial situation by 
Jean-Daniel Dumas, a plan for British control of North America pre- 
pared by the Baron Lahontan, a memorial by Joshua Mauger and 
other papers relating to Nova Scotia, a report on geographic, ethnic 
and linguistic conditions in the Philippines, an extensive report on 
Peru by the Count de Superunda, viceroy, and a copy of Alonso de 
Zurita's description of the civilization of the Indians in the Spanish 
colonies; materials chiefly concerned with politics: Bobert Goodloe 
Harper's observations on the dispute between the United States and 
France, addresses by Tliomas Hutchinson, Governor of Massachusetts, 
a tract by Mariano Moreno, Argentine revolutionist letters aneV 
essays of Bichard Oswald, British diplomat and of Thomas Paine, 
materials relating to Peru and to the Philippines, an essay of Sir 
Walter Kaleigb addressed to James i, a summary of the proceedings 
of the Mexican council held on Jan. 13, 1771, a statement by John 
Rolfe at the conclusion of Sir Thomas Dale's term as Governor, a 
work of uncertain authorship on the laws of the Spanish Indies, and 
papers of Sir Henry Stracney relating to affairs in America ; items 
primarily connected with the church : Lope de Atienza's discussion 
of the problems facing missionaries in Peru, thoughts on the state 
of the church of England In America, part of a work relating to 
Guatemala, a study of the Jesuit missions in the Philippines, materials 
for religious instruction in Mexico, translated extract of Pedro- 
Murlllo Velarde's account of efforts to christianize the inhabitants 
of Samar, one of the Philippine Islands, and a Quaker commonplace 
book concerned with religious expression and alleviation of suffering 
during the American Revolution; scientific materials: Jean Luis Ber- 
landler's astronomical observations In Mexico and Texas and those of 
Ralph Crowell who worked for Berlandier, a short paper in Italian 
on geography, Tomas Lopez de Vargas Machuca's description and 
map of Guatemala, and notes In Latin on Johannes de Sacrobosco's 
treatise De sphaera; and a general miscellany: Jose Antonio de 
Alzate y Ramirez' memorial on cochineal, Tobias Lear's account of 
the death of George Washington, John Marshall's autobiography, 
Harnnobu Setsngyokusai's paintings and descriptions of costumes of 
peoples of the world, an Inventory of the Indian tribes of Texas, 



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ons 



Michigan. University. WiUiam L. Clements Library 
Histones and memorials, 1520-1921. (Continued) 

£& JFasEVSKs Moses ^ Ws ™-«* - 

WitaTSS'i; G " ide to , . he »»>"»«Pt coUections In the 
William L Clements Library, compiled by H H Peckham f 19421 
and m the 2rt ed.. compiled by W. S. Ewing (1353) rccknam (194 -> 

MS 62-2549 



1843-1938. 



Netherwood, Charles W 

Papers, 1863-1938. 
2 boxes. 

MS 62-2550 

New England Society of Wisconsin. 

Records, 1863-98. 
11 Items and 1 v. 

j£nf££ HiSt0rlca .! Soclet 7 <* Wisconsin collections. 

MS 62-2651 

***£?££•*-* ^ £a *«* ™- 

2t. 

S^SS^i^"^ 1 Socie,y ot Wisconsin collections. 

book containing j£g£ rea^re^octery.- t ° gBther wlth a «"•- 

MS 62-2662 

Odell, Emery A i87i- 

Correspondence, 1930-39 
lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
pJh?W»^i£^£5 ?""?• "^SSflta. Sherman L 

MS 62-2663 

Old Indian Agency House Association, Portage, Wig 
Records, 1929-39. 
lbox. 

£ri" te JIi? tori 2 1 .. Society °* Wisconsin collections. 

HoSS^L^" 6 V th , tlle P* 811 to ■«*>« tt e OW Indian Agency 
House, consisting of minutes of meetings of the assoctatloiL^™L 

SEES"* ° n I" 6 "P""* 1 "* » f Mrs^ohf a ^eTwSSoVTK 
of patrons, and other miscellaneous material. nau-oun, una 

MS 62-2564 

Owens, Samuel, 1856-1921. 

Record books, 1845-1902. 
18 v. 

ito™rt." i ?" r ""i S< 5 iet - v 0( Wisconsin coUections. 
Abstracts of records from the office of the Green r «i» rv,„nr. 
register of deeds, including abstracts of deed* ^mSSbM ItaZS 

l«m^^ 8atW, ' rtl< > n8 ^Bra-Ess; 

MS 62-2555 

Milwaukee Caw Caw Shooting Club. 

Record books, 1865-1929 

* v. 

I^Sf* historical Society of Wisconsin colIecUons 

Articles of association, minutes of annual meetings traminm.' 

S C ° rd ^. membere ' and 'WW reelstersT^snoo^recortTSoS 
of^wNch are complete for the entire period durCthSntte^ 

MS 62-2866 



This number not used: MS 62-2557 



Madison Rifle Club. 

Records, 1916-19. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin coUections 
mJ^HS. ° f u, 5 mb «ra. n>inutes of meetings, treasurers' "records, corre- 
spondence, and records of matches held. <ww 

MS 62-2558 



May, Earl Chapin, 187S-1960. 

Papers, 1848-1955. 

3 boxes. 

rtJS* mstori< £' Society of Wisconsin collections. 
»„£^f """KiE? 11 ' re^tions director, and author. CorreSDond- 
XSJv ^* T " S f 1888 - 88 )- MMlographles if May-s^tli^SSit 
^'■^ ■ route book (1856-60), and cb^ memoraMUa. Co? 
%«**£* "^ ta i" £amJly ■ na "nsloess letters, mauSyof the" IMP* 
!2L 1850 £u relatflle to J«*U««tlo n of some of Mart boofcs^nrf 
articles. The route book was kept by Mar's fatheT wi.kw »?™ 

tor * tt ? *. 0rton Clrc,,s ^^whlcn^giaa^fin *SS2l5 Wta' 
and played throughout the Midwestern and SoX™ rtH f" Sonte 

s^^^^axa? 1 * wute *"■*■* *» *» 

nJ^J^J'fS. to ""escribed In George I* Cblndahl's article. -An 



MS 62-2559 



Madison Patriotic Club. 

Record books, 1901-13. 

St. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin coUections. 

„i£°5r ltoao, V mlnnte s •* meetings, and membership lists, beztanlne 
with the organization of the dub. oesuuung 

MS 62-2560 

Langley and Alderson, MerrSZ, Wis. 

Records, 1889-1909. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin coUections. 

Business records of a wholesale and retail logging concern run by 
2SSRn^S5L1 nd ? ,lthantel L. Alderson, relatta^ ToSgTwtth 
SS 1 I 2?? r dealerB ta ^ "W Wisconsin v13ey7ownerstftta££ 
lands, employment agencies m Minneapolis, attnrneyslc^ftS^L 

£5X2* a,8t0,,,er8 ' — " >---«C3Sl?^5SS 

MS 62-2561 

Knight, Sue Clark. 

Correspondence, 1840-79. 
80 items and 1 v. 

£ StJ e ? iSt0 iSL^ ocie,y of Wisconsin coUections. 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Mainly personal letters written at Louisville. Kr anri rj«™i, h„ 
Mrs. Knight, wife of Capt John H. KnlgM ofto Mth D S rn^nh^ 

SoSSSI! « t 5.^ns?,VS: k Car.r?. *» °~ **•* MUUgtn 

MS 62-2662 



Jones, Orlando S i. 1831? 

Papers, 1852-1903. 
3v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin coUections. 

esta^U8^'? o8 | T ) lUe ' W "- Dl8rie8 ' md "» aca " Jnt <" c J ««' 

MS 62-2568 

Howie, Adda F 

Papers, 1904-36. 
lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin coUections 
Agricultural leader. Letters received and speeches made by Mrs. 
Howie, 

MS 62-2564 



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Haraszthy, Agostin, 1812-1869. 

Papers. 1844. 1886. 

3 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

An English digest of Count Haraszthy's book on his travels in 
North America published in Hungary In 1844 ; English translations of 
the two chapters describing his experiences in Sauk City; and a 
biographical account of the family prepared by his son, Arp&d 
Haraszthy. 

The two translated chapters were published in the Wisconsin maga- 
zine of history, v. 23 (Dec. 1989) p. 1S2-206. 

MS 62-2565 

Eau Claire City-County Health Dept. 

Records, 1907-47. 

14 items and 4 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minutes of meetings (1924-37) of the health officers and town 
officers; minutes, records, and a history of the Eau Claire Healta 
Board, along with a small amount of correspondence. 

MS 62-2566 

McKay, Frederick Sumner, 1874- 

Correspondence, 1908-54. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Dentist of Colorado Springs, Colo. Letters received by McKay, 
major figure in the campaign for fluoridation of municipal water sup- 
plies as a means of reducing dental caries. Correspondence of the 
1930*3 includes an exchange with H. V. Churchill, chemist of the 
Aluminum Company of America, who in 1931 discovered the presence 
of fluorine in municipal water supplies. The letters of the years 1940- 
54 are mainly requests for advice and information on fluoridation 
techniques. 

MS 62-2567 

Mauthe, William, 1873-19*2. 
Speeches, 1927-33. 
lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Transcripts (typewritten) 

Speeches delivered by Mauthe as chairman of the Wisconsin Con- 
servation Commission. 

MS 62-2568 

American Turners. Madison, Wis. 

Records, 1855-1952. 

IT v. and 6 boxes. 

Tn State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minutes and correspondence (1855-1952) ; financial and member- 
ship reports (1889-1340) ; and miscellaneous committee records, clip- 
pings, and memorabilia. Most of the records before 1935 are in 
German. 

MS 62-2569 

Lewis, John P 1. 1824? 

Record books, 1844-97. 

6 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Record books from the store of a Lancaster, Wis., merchant one 
of which, a journal of 1844-45. shows purchases made by well-known 
Grant County residents, among them Nelson Dewey, Joseph T. Mills, 
and George B. Stuntz. 

MS62-2570 

Leiser, Frederick 

Papers, 1907-14, 1942-47. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letters and diaries (1909-10 and 191S) kept by Leiser while a 
representative of the Y. M. C. A. to Canton, China; and his remi- 
niscences of experiences In Canton and In Hong Kong, of his asso- 
ciations with the T. M. C. A. at the University of Wisconsin, and of 
his service as Federal director of rent control in the Madison area 

MS 62-2571 

Valentini, Philipp Johann Josef, 1828-1899. 
Papers, ca. 1870-ca. 1890. 

ca. 4 f L 

In Museum of the American Indian Library. 

Ethnologist. Notes, notebooks, and other papers concerning Maya 
chronology, and glyphs and slabs at Palenque and other Mayan 
sites, with comparisons from Palestine and Mesopotamia. 

MS 62-2572 



New York. Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foun- 
dation. 

Field notes. 

ca. 12 ft. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library. 

Field notes from several Museum expeditions by various authors. 

MS 62-2578 



Do Bois, Constance Goddard. 

Papers, ca. 1905. 

2 boxes. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library. 

Author. Papers covering Miss Du Bois' interest to DiegueBo and 
Lulsefio Indians at Mesa Grande, Campo, and Pala, in San Diego 
County, Calif. 

MS 62-2574 rev 



SchuUer, Rodolfo R 1873-1932. 

Papers, ca. 1925-ca. 1935. 

ca. 4 it. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library. 

Americanist Notes and cards on Central American tribes and 
linguistics. 



MS 62-2576 



Bellamy, Flavins C 
Papers, 1861-64. 
200 items. 

In Indiana State Lihrary. 

Letters nnd diary written while Bellamy was in the Army of the 
Potomac, Co. A, 3d Mounted Begt, Indiana Volunteers. 

MS 62-2676 



Wilder, John Thomas, 1830-1917. 
Correspondence, 1858-84. 
200 items. 

In Indiana State Library. 
Civil War letters from the 17th Begt, Indiana Volunteers. 

MS 62-2577 rev 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 
Pete Kitchen collection, 1883-1948. 

I box. 

In Arizona Pioneers - Historical Society collections (Tucson Ariz.) 
Articles about Kitchen, biographical sketches of some of his de- 
scendants, and photos. 

MS 62-2578 



This number not used: MS 62-2579 



Myer, Albert Lee. 

Letterbook, 1893-94. 
lv. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Army officer and Indian agent Ca. 500 pages of letters, Including 
material on Indian problems, Indian police, officers in charge of the 
White Mountain Apaches, and various Ap»»*ftp chiefs. Includes par- 
tial Index made by Myer. 

MS62-2580 



U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. San Carlos Agency. 
Records. 1878-1901. 
2v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
An issue book Including letters to suppliers, and a receipt book of 
the San Carlos Beserration. 

MS 62-2581 



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Kino Memorial Committee. 
Records, 1700-196L 
ca. 150 items. 

S 2S&2S5S! ?*""*■ *°*** C0Uertl0n8 (Tn<SOn ' Arti) 
,,.£K n,,,es V materta ' on P 1 * 08 and fundraislng problems a letter 

*S£&KZS*2vEk<* PMtCard8 "* hlS blrthpto ° t M "** 

MS 62-2582 

Valley of the Moon, Tucson, Ariz. 
Records. 1042-56. 
2 boxes. 

JS.i^"" 1 J >ioneers ' Histori <»» Society collections (Tucson, Arts.) 
» i? n ?T n,,enc \. news - rel «ses, blueprints lor proposed lmprove- 
".? £J, a ~ ' "S abstract °' t,u «- "" P" 048 *-. tneludmTnmterW on 
the services and programs at this private eotertalnment enterprise. 

MS 62-2588 

Iowa Infantry. 4th Heat., 1861-186$. 
Records. 
3 items and 2 v. 

\?JZZH S,!lte . De P t :, < " HXf-ry and Archives collections. 
.Jr*S??- n,ua i er ""^ """thly returns, a map, printed material 

£»by^^Wc^V* m, ™ y c « *?& *£ SSS; 

Gift of William H. Campbell, 1811. 

MS 62-2584 

Abercrombie, John C 
Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Army officer Commissions, printed material, and other papers. 
Gift of Carl Vogt for his wife. J^pera. 

MS 62-2585 

Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of Iowa. 

Records. 

ca. 6 v. and 11 boxes. 

Tl?°i3 a JI tat ,? Dept "? Hi8t0r 7 a«d Archives collections. 
Cavu w?r ^hi^T cUmia & « *>* G- A. E. and soldiers of the 
f»™ Wa r, cashbooks, consolidated credenUal returns for posts In 
I .^ a I? 11 of deceased members, Quarterly rewrta noerinr /^su? 

i7rf U i < S?f ,U - "O Tartons "^^^rnX^t^V^n 
JVDrake Post no. 321, Potter Post no. 44C?^jtcob Ml£« F^n?. 

In part, gift of Loren S. Tyler. 

MS 62-2586 

Bristow, Pierson H 
Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 
Diary, poems, and other papers. 

MS 62-2587 

Edwards, William Henry, 1822-1909. 

Papers, 1858-1905. 

SO v. and 3 boxes. 

In West Virginia Dept of Archives and History. 

«JSiES?,! og V !t ; Coi « s l» n <l«K*. entomological journals, notebooks, 
scrapbooks, plates, and other papers. ■««"■», 

Indexes to journals. 

Typewritten calendar In the repository. 

MS 62-2588 
Iowa. State Dept. of IlUtory and Archives. 
Land records collection, 1600-ca. 1877 
ca. 450 items. 

rSJ T a F ^ Dept - of Htatoty a»d Archives collections. 
. n ^S S ' paten '?' grants, warrants, certlflcates, Indentures, contracts, 
and wills, relating to the transfer of land, mostly frmTuw TiSSS 
domain to Individual owners. The bulk of "ftj, para* State? to 

Wa?.?,™ ££°V W0 2L b S t •"■• '«• of theCtolon^peSorand 
War of 1812, several are British, and a few are French. l ^"°"' ™ a 

MS 62-2589 



Wisconsin Audubon Society. 

Records. 18!>f£-10l7. 
1 Ik*. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Papers concerning efforts to arouse public sentiment and secure 
legislation for the protection of mild birds. 

MS 62-2590 rev 

Milton, John, merchant of Mineral Point, Wis. 
Business records, 1846-63. 
11 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Daybooks, ledgers, Inventories of goods, and some miscellaneous 
material connected with the business. ^^ miscellaneous 

MS 62-2591 

Callanan, James, d. 1904 ? 
Papers. 

ca. 1 box. 

^SSt^SSS: * HUrtorr aad Arch,Tes co " eeUMHl 

Ttaf n M» I if s,nan - ^P" 8 ot lettora (1858-84) to prominent citizens of 
£Sfv ~T ? ncern i"S la»d titles and other legal mitten Ti^cran: 
book, railroad passes (1875-78), and ca. 40 nemDhteS^lJlirXt 
use in Uneolu* campaign of 1864 by ^Ima^ fatter "amefcsjf 
lanan^ pioneer of Des Moines. Correspondents lnclute BFitST 
g^ter Cicero Cole, Marcellus M. cToXrTj.1ngerso*£d a1£ 

JftSfmS ? W %2. ^ 8 0alUMn - "^ "»• *»**" a Dottle, 

MS 62-2592 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

?e^veio <>ineS Cit> managEr campaign collection, 1938. 

rSi^i S i ate Dept of Hls «»ry and Archives collections 
l^rrespondence and campaign literature of a movement to etve 
Des Moines a city manager type of government ^^ * 

Gift of J. C. Ferguson, 1840. 

MS 62-2593 

Cooley, Gilbert, I. 1833. 

Papers. 

1 folder and 1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dent of History and Archives coUectlons 
vJ; ™ n J»™««' o* Clayton Connty, Iowa. Correspondence, a Journal 
kept_ while serving In tbe 21st Regiment of Iowa Infantry, and cu£ 

In part, gift of Mrs. Joseph Brown, 1957. 

MS 62-2594 

Crocker, MarceDus M 1830-1865. 

Papers, 1861-65. 
1 box. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Lawyer and Army officer. Correspondence, military orders, and a 
sketch by J. A. Fitzpatrlck. 
Finding aid in the repository. 

MS 62-2595 

Cummings, Henry Johnson Brodhead, 1831-1909. 

Papers. 

5 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives coUectlons. 

Lawyer, Journalist, Army officer, and tr. S. Representative from 
lowa. Correspondence, scrapbooks, commissions, certificates, and 
other papers, including material on the Civil War and political 
matters. 

Gift of Laura B. Miller. 

MS 62-2596 

Curtis, Samuel Ryan, 1S0S-186C. 
Papers. 
14 v. 

^J^mS?*?.^ 1 " of f 8 * ^ ani Archives collections. 
f ^ZS. ?"*' law T er - engineer, and tr. S. Representatlvefrom Iowa. 
Correspondence, a debate between Curtis ai£ Chester (£££. EE 

™ L^ Py , °^ S*^ 9 ' nport (1881 » tS^ Natha^liin^cSrre: 
W T„^S ^'"^"""Sf K Casa,J y and Bernnart Hern? ^^ 
In part gift of Lynn Curtis. 

MS 62-2597 



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Brookhart, Smith Witdman, 1869-1944. 
Papers. 
1 box. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 
Lawyer and tr. S. Senator from Iowa. Correspondence, speeches, 
bills and resolutions, souvenirs, and other papers. 
Gift of Mr. Brookhart 

MS 62-2598 



Cloutman, Charles C 
Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 
Union officer. Correspondence, a diary (1861-62), newspaper 
letters, and Items compiled by Ida M. Huntington. 
Gift of Mrs. Cloutman, 1915. 

MS 62-2699 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 
Centennial Exposition collection, 1874-79. 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence, a register, and other papers, relating to Iowa and 
the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. 

MS 62-2600 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

General Assembly autographs, 1862-1907. 

17 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Albums of autographs of members of the 0th, 11th, 18th, 241h-28th, 
80th, and S2d Iowa General Assemblies; a copy of Biographical 
sketches of State officers and members of the 22nd General Assembly 
of Iowa, with autographs of various officers and members; and an 
album of members of the Pioneer Lawmakers Association of Iowa. 

MS 62-2601 

Nekoosa Lumbering Company". 

Records, 1858-61. 
2v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Daybook and ledger for merchandise and other expenses while 
building a dam on the Wisconsin River at Nekoosa. 

MS 62-2602 



Casady family-. 

Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Correspondence, scrapbooks, news clippings, certificates, commis- 
sions, a passport, and photos., of Simon Casady, including material 
on John A. Kasson; 5 letters of Fhlneas M. Casady; and material 
(1898) on the golden wedding anniversary of Phineas M. and 
Augusta Casady. 

In large part, gift of Carolyn Young Casady, 1928. 

MS 62-2603 

Belknap, William Worth, 1829-1800. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer, Army officer, and Secretary of War. Civil War corre- 
spondence with Charles Aldrlch, Washington Galland, and Joshua 
M. Shafer; addresses, news clippings, leaflets, an autograph list of 
subscribers to purchase Belknap's sword, and other papers. 

Gift of J. M. Shafer and Samuel C Westcott 

MS 62-2604 

Byers, Samuel Hawkins Marshall, 1838-1933. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Author, diplomat, and Army officer. Correspondence, diplomas, 
passports, commissions, and a memorial to Byers' son Lawrence. 
Correspondents Include TJlysses S. Grant David Dixon Porter, Wil- 
liam T. Sherman, and other celebrities, as well as various Swiss and 
other Europeans whose letters Byers collected while In diplomatic 
service. 

Gift of Mr. Byers. 



MS 62-2605 



Blaine, James Gillespie, 18-30-1893. 
Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 
Statesman. Correspondence, and a resolution (1890) of the Iowa 
Senate expressing sympathy to Blaine and B. F. Tracy. 

MS62-2606 

Briggs, Ansel, 1806-1881. 
Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 
Stagecoach operator and Governor of Iowa. Correspondence, con- 
tracts, sketches, deeds, and an agreement. 

MS 62-2607 



Brandt, Isaac. 

Papers. 
1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Businessman and politician of Des Moines, Iowa. Correspondence 
and commissions. 

In part, gift of Mr. Brandt. 

MS 62-2608 

Anson, Thomas. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Iowa pioneer. Personal correspondence, canceled notes, legal 
papers, tax receipts (1S85-1903), other receipts and papers of an 
early settler of Van Buren County, Iowa. 

Gift of Mr. Anson. 

MS 62-2609 



Iowa. Historical, Memorial and Art Dept. 

Records, 1888-ca. 1939. 

4 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Biennial reports (1902-16) to the board of trustees; minutes 
(1888-1934) of the board of trustees; lists of donors; 2 volumes of 
correspondence, biographical outlines, and clippings accumulated dur- 
ing research on the artists who painted the portraits in the Historical 
Building; and other papers. 

MS 62-2610 



HammM, John, 1875-1936. 
Papers, ca. 1925-ca. 1931. 
ca. 300 p. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Governor of Iowa. Correspondence, speeches, memoranda, and 
other papers. 

In large part gift of Mr. Hammill, 1931. 

MS 62-2611 



Western Stage Company. 

Records, ca. 1854-ca. 1866. 

ca. 7 items and ca. 4 envelopes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Photocopies. 

Legal papers in suits, comprising trial records, contracts, an affi- 
davit testimony, and a petition; as well as ledger sheets and an 
order for 8 stagecoaches. Persons named Include H. Baldwin, 
Thomas Bigham, E. S. Elvord, John Frink, David Ha In, Edgar 
Harris, Eleanor Jackson, Thomas J. McChesney, William G. Moon, 
Sam Patrick, Y. B. Perry, Alex. Boss, Joseph Sharpe, Martin O. 
Walker, and Stephen Whicher. 

In part, gift of Kenneth E. Colton. 

MS 62-2612 



Woman's Relief Corps. Dept. of Iowa. 

Records. 

7 items, 4 v., i boxes, and 1 package. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Registers, a quarterly register (1884-96), rolls and records (1883- 
1902) of Iowa chapters, records of disbanded posts, and charters of 
various posts. 

In part, gift of Marie Basham, 193C, of a Mrs. Foster. 

MS 62-2613 



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Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Iowa. Kinsman 
Post no. 7, Des Moines. 

Records, 1S61-1938. 

1 item, and ex 12 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 

Minute records (4 t_ 1905-36) of the adjutant, <rnartennaster 
1 ^£!?^ rec ' >r<is of the war ser ™<* of members, membership records 
?£?j£!' f?^ a ?*?**• an i» ther "xorts- Includes a ledger 
(1801-66) of Union Lodge no. 263 of the International Order of 
Good Templars. Persons named include Isaac Brandt E J FalralL 
A. A. Perkins, and Lafayette Young. * 

In part, gift of Harriett G. McCullough. 

MS 62-2614 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. 

Florence collection, 1882-1916. 

28 items and 2 v. 

la ArUona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence on real estate, an account book and a ledger of a 
Florence saloon, an abstract of real estate titles, a map (1882) of 
the Florence townslte, and other real estate records. 

MS 62-2615 

HiseV Mrs. OR 
Papers, 1890-1950. 

S V. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Three histories written by Mrs. Hlsel entitled Missionary Federa- 
« 011 "^ Muskogee, Oklahoma; Oklahoma; Oklahoma Federation of 
Music Clubs ; and Presbyterian pioneers and personalities, including 
additional Silhouettes and mementos. 

MS 62-2616 

Cornow, Alice J 

Papers, 1880-1940. 

ca. 23 items and 2 v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson Ariz.) 

CoiTespondence, and a 2 volume MS., The Journey with Tom to 
Arizona, 1880 s Includes material on Virginia City, NeT., Fort 
McDowell, Casa Grande, the Silver King Mine, Globe, and McMfflan- 
vllle, and Pauline Cusbman. 

MS 62-2617 

Say-dam, Mary Ludwig, collector. 

Autographs. 1475-1904. 

100 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Letters from minor German princes (1475-1811), and letters, 
signatures, and autographs of prominent Americans, including Henry 

^ r S^f ecner ' wuliam Cnllen Bryant, Millard Fillmore, John Hay. 
and William Dean HoweHs. — *■ 

Presented by Mary Ludwig Suydam, 191». 

MS 62-2618 

Morris, Mary Fairchild, 1865-1939. 

Papers, 1827-1930. 

l box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers accumulated by Mrs. Morris relating to Americanization 
work undertaken In Milwaukee and at the University of Wisconsin. 
1914-21, to the teaching of English to foreigners, and to the preserva- 
tion of native handicrafts. Includes letters and reminiscences con- 
cerning members of the Fairchild family. 

MS 62-2619 

Ogden, Marion G 

Papers, 1900-07. 

1 package. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
„<■ wfS anu „ notes relating to Miss Ogden's investigations of cases 
of Juvenile delinquency while she was a member ol the executive 
committee of the Milwaukee Children's Betterment League.^^^ 

MS 62-2620 

Ogden (G. W.) and Company, Milwaukee. 
Records, 1867-98. 

■ ■ ■ ■ S v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
'".iJ^SS A'SE'SlF!' 8 ,. < x867 - a8 > """l «sts of vehicles sold on con- 
signment (1888-75) kept by a firm of Milwaukee carriage manu- 

MS 62-2621 



Marshall, William A 

Correspondence, 1917-18. 

63 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

_J^t ers ,£ r i tt S 1 *? his famUT by Corporal Marshall while serving 
with the 120th Field Artillery in the U. S. and France during World 

MS 62-2622 



Mears family-. 

Papers, 1857-1942. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

«. "j 1 ^- 7 Di0 ? n, P h jf al materials relating to Mary Elizabeth Mears 

eari, Wisconsin poet and her daughters, Helen, a scSptressTMirTa' 

fSTSSL m" Lo i lse ' ** moMrator, togetheTwith renSceMe7of 

%ZJ$*F %*% Mears ,^5 tw0 "'P' 88 <* tor play Btockfawk7™»: 

%£%Jl J £ dJSOD ta W' aaA aketches »* nSers of the T fimto 
written by the younger Mary Mears In 1942. ^ 

MS 62-2623 

Millar, James D 1869-1948. 

Papers, 1913, 1927-29. 

1 reel of microfilm (negative) 
In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
^Wisconsin assemblyman from Menomonle. Correspondence and 

career, lumbering In Wisconsin, and his father, William Mini. 

MS 62-2624 



Milwaukee and Watertown Railroad Company. 

Letter book, 1855. 

1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letter press copies of correspondence of K. W. Fowler, general 
superintendent of the line, concerning freight shipments, timetables, 
and appointments of agents and conductors. 

MS 62-2625 



Milwaukee Cement Company. 

Records, 1875-1948. 

4 v„ 1 box, and 1 roll. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
Correspondence relating to management problems; minutes of 
stockholders and board of directors' meetings of the Milwaukee 
Cement Company and the Milwaukee Cement Realty Company- stock 

SSSSSff^Jfl °* s £ cknoWers ' ""P 1 <* company property; a brief 
Mstorical sketch of the company, photostatic copies of testimonial 
letters, and a few papers of the Milwaukee Cement Hallway Com- 

MS 62-2626 

Mitscher, Marc Andrew, 1887-1947. 

Papers, 1943-46. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Naval officer. Letters and orders relating to Admiral Mltscher's 
promotions and changes of command during World Warn; and type- 
written drafts of speeches which he delivered In 1845 and 1946 In- 
cludes a brief note by President Harry S. Truman. 

MS 62-2627 

Munson, Oliver G 1856-1933. 

Papers, 1903-19. 
65 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Wisconsin State senator, and editor and publisher of the Vernon 
County censor. Mainly political and personal letters. 

MS 62-2628 

National Council of Administrative Women in Education. 

Wisconsin Branch. 

Records, 1923-12. 

22 items anil 4 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Minute book (1923-42), a few letters, an account book (1930-41), 
bankbooks, and membership records. 

MS 62-2629 



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Corbett, Hiram S 

Papers, 1856-1926. 

ca. 30 Items and 4 v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Telegrams, account books (1883-1903), and quitclaim deeds In- 
volving Milton Duffleld. Bobert Leatherwood, William Osbom, Wil- 
liam S. Oury, and Hiram Sanford Stevens. 

MS 62-2630 



Northumberland County papers, 1767-1899. 

ca. 7000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Papers and documents, chiefly of Charles 6. Donnel and Charles 
W. Heglns, Jurists and political leaders of Sunbury, Northumberland 
County. Includes correspondence relating to court trials, settlement 
of estates, land transactions, and commercial accounts (1793-1853) ; 
land warrants, deeds, surveys, and field notes showing the subdivisions 
of land In townships and names of purchasers and settlers; agree- 
ments, mortgages, and Indentures relating to Iron mines, coal lands, 
dams, canals, and railroads (1768-1857) ; receipts and bills for the 
supply of provisions to the Continental Army and to the army in the 
War of 1812 ; and names of holders of Continental certificates of the 
unfunded debt Issued and redeemed (1790-63) 

Purchased from Miss Lacy Gibson, 1936. 

MS 62-2631 



Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 

Pennsylvania counties collection, 1708-1882. 

ca. 1500 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Miscellaneous papers of the counties of Pennsylvania. Includes 
letters, accounts, petitions, indentures, surveys, court records, Jury 
lists, penal records, deeds and land patents, muster rolls, and some 
county and township histories. Letters and accounts of David Franka, 
Bernard Gratz, L. Andrew Levy, Joseph Simon, and others, relate 
to provisioning of British and American soldiers and prisoners dur- 
ing the Revolution. Petitions relate to changes of county seats, road 
building, dam construction, and other matters. A narrative of C. Tan 
Horn describes the Connecticut invasion, pioneering, colonial warfare, 
and Incidents of the Revolution in Crawford County. A Journal of 
Lt A. Engel tells of his experiences in 1757 while stationed at 
Leckley Township. 

Purchase. 

MS 62-2682 



Nelson, Adolphus Peter, 1872-1927. 

Correspondence, 1908-26. 

10 boxes. 
_ In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Republican Congressman from Grantsburg, Wis. Correspondence 
concerning national legislation, 1918-23, in particular the Great 
Lakes-St Lawrence waterway project, Including numerous copies of 
letters addressed to President Coolldge in 1924 in behalf of Nelson's 
appointment to the International Joint Commission. Other subjects 
Include legislation concerning soldiers, the Soldiers' Land Bill, ad- 
Justed compensation, war risk insurance, agricultural legislation, such 
as amendment of the Federal Farm Loan Act of 1916, proposed rural 
credits legislation, and the Norbeck-Nelson Bill; the Muscle Shoals 
Bam appropriation, prohibition, the appropriation for the United 
States Employment Service In 1919, proposed tariff legislation In 1920- 
21, postal rates legislation and postal employees' salaries, and rivalry 
between Superior and Duluth in regard to customs collections, per- 
sonal election campaigns, local issues, services for constituents, and 
speeches. Includes correspondence with farm organizations, occa- 
sional letters from officials and faculty members of the University of 
Wisconsin to Nelson In his capacity as president of the Board of 
Regents, and a few letters from clergymen of the Methodist Episcopal 
Church. 

MS 62-2633 

Borrows, George B 1.832-1909. 

Papers of George B. Burrows and James Richardson. 
1836-1915. 

83 v. and 61 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, letter books, deeds, contracts, surveyors' notes, 
plat books, ledgers, Journals, cashbooks, receipts, and miscellaneous 
legal papers of a Madison real estate firm established In the early 
1850*8 by Richardson and operated with varying titles and partners — 
Abraham H Palmer, Napoleon B. Van Slyke, Timothy Brown, Levi 
B. Vilas, and Leonard Farwell — until 1868 when It was taken over 
by Burrows who continued It until his death. Concerns the firm's 
business as an Investment, loan, and collection agency for other land 



companies and for individuals, of whom Charles Doty was one, and 
Its cooperation with similar agencies In the State, particularly Wash- 
burn and Woodman of Mineral Point and Catlln and Williamson of 
Madison. Towards the end of the 1S50'S members of the firm engaged 
in banking operations, organizing or affiliating with or serving as 
agents for banks in Madison and elsewhere In the State and in north- 
ern Illinois, but Federal regulations of banking daring the Civil War 
ended this phase of the business, and from that time on the papers 
deal exclusively with real estate transactions. 
Restricted In part 

MS 62-2634 



Lowry, David. 

Correspondence, 1837-43. 

1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Subagent of Indian affairs at Prairie du Chlen, Wis., and at 
Turkey River, Iowa. Letters and reports, mainly addressed to Wis- 
consin Territorial Governors and commissioners of Indian affairs, 
concerning the economic problems of the Wlnnebagos, efforts to make 
peace between the Sacs and Wlnnebagos, and the proposed removal 
of the Wlnnebagos to the West A report for 1840 Includes detailed 
specifications for buildings required at a Winnebago agency. In- 
cludes letters and reports from Wisconsin written by Thomas A. B. 
Boyd, Indian agent at large. 

MS 62-2636 

Mnenzenberger, Adam, d. 1863. 

Letters, 1862-63. 

104p. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Translations from the original German letters of Corporal Muen- 
zenberger of Co. C, 26th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, to his wife, 
Barbara, of Greenfield, Wis., describing army life and discussing 
family problems. 

MS 62-2686 

Mayers, Andrew A 1848-1938. 

Paprrs, 1856-1928. 

5v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Druggist and general merchant of Madison, Wis, Minutes of meet- 
ings (1856-92) of the Madison St George's Society; minutes of meet- 
ings, cashbook, and ledger of the Mendota Club (1891-1901), 
Incorporated for the purpose of maintaining a shooting preserve; and 
stock certificate book of the Madison Sportsmen's Association (191S- 
28). 

MS 62-2637 

Lockwood, Francis Cummins, 1864-1948. 

Papers. 

ca. 20,000 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Historian. Correspondence, notebooks (Including Interviews with 
Arizona pioneers), research papers, literary Mas, articles, *"rT"'E'ft 
containing material on all phases of Arizona history, particularly 
Bnseblo F. Kino, the Kino Memorial Committee, the University of 
Arizona, Antonio Azote, Albert Franklin Bants, William B. Maxwell, 
and Phodon R. Way. Correspondents Include Eugene Bolton, Thomas 
Cruse, and Edwin Bliss HUL 

MS 62-2638 

La Follette, Robert Marion, 1895-1953. 
Papers, 1935-53. 
lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
U. S. Senator from Wisconsin. Includes press releases and cor- 
respondence relating to taxation, the campaign of 1986, and the 
launching of the S. S. Bobert M. La Follette; together with memorial 
addresses. 

MS 62-2639 

McNutt, James O 1848-1931. 

Papers, ca. 1930. 

1 reel microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Wisconsin pioneer. Copies of a few letters 'written to McNutt 
during the 1920's, diary entries (1925-28), and reminiscences. 
Mainly recollections describing early movements of the Stranglte 
branch of the Church of the Latter Day Saints, their eviction from 
Beaver Island, Mich, the McNutt family's migration to Wisconsin In 
1863, pioneer life, logging near Black River Falls, and McNutfs 
acquaintance with Thomas B. Mills of Superior. 

MS 62-2640 



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Dietrich, Edgar C 

Papers, 1900-27. 

250 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Surveyor. Correspondence, notes, canceled checks, and other 
papers. Includes location notices, survey notes, and other papers 
relating to Angola Banch, bridges lu Pima Co, Ariz, and streets In 
Tucson, Ariz, together with IS survey notebooks of Dietrich. John 
Hughes, and a Mr. Goetz. 

MS 62-2641 

Hunt, George Wiley Paul, 1859-1931. 
Papors. 1900-30. 
•40 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Governor of Arizona and diplomat. Papers to and from Hunt 
relating to an International exposition in Seville (1988-29), the pres- 
ervation of Camp Crittenden, and the placement of monuments and 
markers at Navajo Springs and Sprlngervtue. 

MS 62-2612 



Forrest, Earle Robert, 1883- 

Fapers, 1880-1960. 

125 Items. 

In ArizoiiaPloneere' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Author. Chiefly letters from Forrest to the Arizona Pioneers' 
Historical Society pertaining to the Grahams. Henry Hooker WU- 
llam MacLeod Balne, John Slaughter, the Tewksburys and other 
persons related to Arizona history, and pictures of Perry Owens, the 
will Banes Banch, and ranching and cowboy activities. 

MS 62-2648 



Main, Willet S 1828-1902. 

Diaries, 1850-1902. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
vJi 1 ^!. in k tate seMt0 J- Journals kept by Main, a native of New 
2S T^ J52 c ? m « *> Madison, Wis, in 1847, became a close per- 
sonal and political friend of Ellsha W. Keyes, and a broths-tow 
2L?™- - ***»**■ Main's daily entries contain informaUon and 
commentary on developments within the BepubUcan Party on his 
own career as Dane County sheriff. United States deputy marshal, 
and State senator; on civic and social events in Madison, on Baptist 
church affaire, and on family matters. "w™. 

MS 62-2644 

Clinton, George, 1739-1812. 

Papers, 1777-98. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
~^°I?S? r .£ N i W -^ or i. State - Oorrespcmoence, together with a 
copy of the "heads of inoulry" of the court Investigating the loss of 
Fort Montgomery to the British. Letters received by Clinton while 
Governor of New York. 1777-86, relate to procurement of men and 
supplies for the Bevolutlonary cause, to other military affairs of the 
Americans In New York, and to spies and plots. Including several 
Intercepted British messages. Several letters after the Revolution 
relate to lands In New York State. 

MS 62-2645 

I* Fouette, Robert Marion, 1855-1925. 

Papers, 1879-1910. 

35 v. and 177 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

■JS£i? ,0 L£f J^^^.'^.JS.- & a*™*"- Correspondence, 
•jpeeches, tegtalative reports, briefs, bins, and receipts, constating 

SJS1?^SS1? ,U ?S}-E ,,e^, • 9=caslonalp^Sonal letters 
indudeaveryfewfromliFolletlB'slmniediatefamOy. Most of the 
2K J?*? 8 a « *or the period prior to MOO. Bulk of the collection 
consists of correspondence of the period 1800-10, pertaining to Wis- 
consin politics and the progressive movement within the BepubUcan 
Party. Correspondents include Joseph W. Babooes, John J. Blaine, 

t^ASS*? '*.**£*" ™2< J<UDes °- Daiason, Herman Ekeru, 
John J. Each, John Bannan, Samuel A. Harper. William D. Hoard, 

*2°e ^ I«iioot Francis McGoTem, WHUans McKlnley. Gilbert Boe, 
mfSJ^^F&S" 00 ^. »««e»enV John a Spooner, James A. Stone! 
wmiam a TJpham, Charles B. Van Hlse, William F. Vilas, and 

■■!*£ZSL3%*3 a !? ) »»■■««• Dane County Telephone Company. 
-.-ir^SS 1 m Gnl a* to the manuscripts of the State Historical So- 
ciety of Wisconsin, supplement no. 1 l 1957) p. 88-89. 

MS 62-2646 



La FoUette, Philip Fox, 1897- 

Papers, 1880-1954. 

10 v, 157 boxes, and 5 packages. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Governor of Wisconsin. Correspondence, speeches, articles press 
releases, and scrapbooks. Bulk of the collection relates to La Fol- 
lette's 3 terms as Governor, and includes official correspondence of 
various State officials, boards, and commissions of that period, some 
of it pertaining to the reorganization of several State departments 
during 1930 and 1937. Materials on the Progressive Party Include 
La Follette's correspondence during his political campaigns, papers 
of the Wisconsin Progressive Party, and records of its successor, the 
National Progressives of America. Family correspondence, some ex- 
changed during La Follette's service in the Pacific in World War n, 
Includes letters written by Belle Case La FoUette, Robert La FoUette, 
Jr., Fola, Philip, and babel La FoUette. Other correspondents In- 
clude John J. Elaine, Lords D. BrandaU, Benjamin Cardoso, John B. 
Chappie, Jo Davidson, August Derleth, William O. Douglas, Herman 
Ekem, Joseph Farrington, Glenn Frank, Felix Frankfurter, Zona 
Gale, Walter GoodTand, Alexander Gumberg, Herbert Hoover, John 
Edgar Hoover, CordeU Hull, Merlin Hull, Florello La Guardla, Solo- 
mon Levitan, Douglas MacArthur, Max Otto, Paul Bauabenbush, Al- 
fred Rogers, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Arthur Vandenberg. and Henry 
A. Wallace; 

Described In Guide to the manuscripts of the State Historical 
Society of Wisconsin, supplement no. 1 (1957) p. 87-88. 

MS 62-2647 



Sykes, Godfrey Glenton, 1861-1948. 

Papers, 1853-1956. 

ca. SO items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Engineer and geologist Correspondence, galley proofs, maps, and 
□lustrations for Sykes' autobiography, A westerly trend; a copy of 
a diary (1894) of Emmie Walnisley Sykes; and photos, of Los 
Angeles (1853), Tucson (1916), and Sen Indians. Includes papers 
of Sykes' son Gilbert. Correspondents Include Thomas V. Seam and 
Francis Cummins Lockwood. 

MS 62-2648 



Riser, Joseph C 1818-1895. 

Papers, 1840-1938. 

3 r. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Farmer and general merchant of Oregon. Correspondence, a diary 
of Riser's overland journey to California during the gold rush, regis- 
ter of a hotel operated by Riser at Stockton, CaUX, an article on 
cattle breeding, account books (1853-57), memoranda, Inventories of 
stock in Riser's store, constitution and by-laws of the Oregon Bang- 
ers, a property-protection society, and genealogical notes on the 
Bonsack family. Correspondence Includes letters from Riser's agents 
in Osceola, Iowa, concerning his real estate holdings, and letters from 
Riser to his family during the gold rash. 

MS 62-2649 



Marshall, Samuel, 1820-1907. 

Papers, 1833-1946. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Milwaukee banker. Letters, 5 vols, of diaries, a few business 
papers, such as stock certificates and deeds, and miscellaneous rec- 
ords. Letters arc mainly to members of Marshall's family and to 
his partner Charles F. llsley. Marshall's letters to his brother dis- 
cuss Milwaukee in the 1840's, business, transportation, and com- 
modity prices; those of 1855-56 to llsley tell of his trip to Europe 
and the Near East 

MS 62-2650 



Gflson, Norman Shepard, 1839-1914. 
Papers, 1860-1901. 



In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Soldier, lawyer, and public official. Military and other official 
papers, including muster rolls, descriptive lists, promotion and dis- 
charge papers from GUson's Civil War service in Company D 15th 
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and 58th Regiment V. S. Infantry, 
Coloured, together with his appointments as Wisconsin tax commis- 
sioner. 1899 and 1901. 

MS 62-2651 



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James, Ada Lois, 1876-1952. 

Papers, 1816-1952. 

39 v. imd 52 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Suffragist, social worker, and reformer. Correspondence (24 boxes, 
1890-1952) ; diaries (1892-1920, 1930-47) ; scrapbooks, articles, and 
financial records; and case histories, minutes, and reports of the 
Eichland County Children's Board (1926-51). Two boxes of family 
correspondence (1816-1904) contain material on Miss James' parents, 
David G. James and Laura Brlggs James, reflecting her father's 
Interest in employment for women, woman suffrage, spiritualism, 
birth control, and socialism. Among the volumes are diaries (1865, 
1882-1804), and proceedings (1885-1903) of the meetings of the Wis- 
consin Woman's Suffrage Association kept by her mother, Ada 
James* correspondence Is mainly of the period from 1911 to 1918, 
when she was. active in the suffrage movement as president of the 
Political Equality League, 1911-13, and a member of the Wisconsin 
Woman's Suffrage Association and the National Womnn's Party. 
Many letters written in 1911 and 1912 concern the suffrage bill In- 
troduced Into the Wisconsin legislature by her father, a State senator, 
and the resultant State referendum. Letters written during World 
War i reflect her developing belief In pacifism and her interest in 
prohibition. Those of the early 1020's contain material on pro- 
gresslvism, Including information on Miss James' service as vice- 
chairman of the Republican State Central Committee In 1922, her 
presidency of the Wisconsin Progressive Association in 1923, and her 
rift with Robert M. La Follette, Sr. over his support of John J. 
Blaine in the 1924 campaign. After 1925 her correspondence deals 
principally with social work, particularly the founding and develop- 
ment of the Children's Board of Richland County. Correspondents 
Include Jane Addams, Olympla Brown, Carrie Chapman Catt, Jessie 
J. Hooper, Belle Case La Follette, Catharine Waugh McCuIloeh, 
Sylvia Pankhurst, and Theodora W. Youmans. 

Records of the Richland County Children's Board are not avail- 
able for public use, 

MS 62-2652 



Mead, Daniel Webster, 1862-1948. 

Papers, 1875-1903, 1931. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Engineer. Mainly personal letters received by Mead from his 
parents in Rockford, 111., while he was an engineering stndent at 
Cornell University, 1879-84, and from his wife, 1894-1903. Two letters 
written by Mead in 1884 describe work he did for the TJ. 8. Geological 
Survey in the vicinity of Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire, and a few 
papers touch briefly upon his early career In hydraulic and sanitary 
engineering In Illinois. 

MS 63-2658 



Dobyns, Henry F 

Papers, 18th-20th cent. 

ca. 65 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Articles, a calendar of materials on the Jesuit period microfilmed 
by Ernest J. Burrus ; a list of Spanish names In the garrison of Tuc- 
son in 1779; baptismal records of San Javier, Tubac, Tucson, and 
Tumacacori ; and other papers ; including material on Archive His- 
tories de Sonora, Museo del Estsdo de Sonora, the Magdalena and 
Altar Districts of Sonora, the history of Tubac, Arizona Indians, 
land control on the Hualapai Indian Reservation, Hualapal pottery, 
and upland Yuman ceramics. The Arizona State Parks Board and 
Robert Euler are named in the collection. 

MS 62-2654 



Macomber, John H 

Papers, 1863-1914. 



1836-1916. 



lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Union Army officer and Methodist pastor. Correspondence ; diaries 
kept by Macomber and other officers (1863-65) ; a memorandum book 
kept by Macomber as a Methodist pastor at Sauk Centre, Minn. (1866- 
67) ; and miscellaneous papers. Includes letters written to his wife 
by Macomber as an officer In the First Regiment, Vermont Heavy 
Artillery, while In the field and from Llbby Prison, Richmond, Ta, 
and correspondence with other military men about their Civil War 



Osborn, Joseph Horatio. 

Papers, 1855-90. 

lv., 1 box, and 1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, microfilm of originals in the Oshkosh Public Museum. 

Winnebago County, Wis., pioneer. Correspondence, a letter book 
(1876-77) kept while Osborn was master of the Wisconsin Grange and 
an active member of the State railroad commission, scattered business 
papers, and records of the Winnebago County Industrial and Provi- 
dent Society consisting of applications for stock and a volume of 
minutes (1877-79). Correspondence concerns cooperatives, railroad 
regulation, and the Grange movement- Business papers pertain to the 
organization of the Workmen's Cooperative Society, of which Osborn 
was secretary, and to the cooperative store which the society operated 
at Oshkosh, 1886-90. Correspondents include R. H. Ferguson of the 
Cheap Transportation Association, John Samuel and Frederick 
Turner of the Knights of Labor, and George H. Paul, member of the 
State Board of Railroad Commissioners and chairman of the People's 
Reform Committee. Some correspondence with the Sovereigns of In- 
dustry concerns proposals for cooperation of labor and farm groups. 

MS 62-2656 



New York and Mississippi Land Company. 

Kecords, 1835-B9. 

1 v. and 6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of a land company organized with headquarters In New 
York City in 1835 to purchase land In the Chickasaw Indian tract In 
northern Mississippi as a speculative venture. The volume contains 
copies of agreements made and letters received by the company In 
1835. The rest of the collection consists of letters received from 
Richard Bolton, a nephew of a director of the company, who assisted 
In the purchase of the lands and for over fifty years served as resident 
agent at Pontotoc Miss., negotiating sales, collecting rent, keeping 
accounts, and reporting to the New York office. His letters, most of 
which are for the years before 1850, describe In detail his manage- 
ment of the property, and incidentally contain much Information on 
general economic conditions, the effects of the panic of 1£37, banking 
and transportation problems, crops, settlers, prices, political events, 
the Civil War, and Reconstruction. 

MS 82-2657 



Poston, Charles DebriOe, 1825-1902. 

Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

In part, photocopies. 

Explorer, author, and public ofiMaL Correspondence concerning 
a biography of Poston, biographical sketches of Hermann Ehrenberg, 
Andrew B. Gray, MereJUdo GrUalva, Sylvester Mowry and others, 
bibliographical notes about Poston, a record book including docu- 
ments by which the property of Tonus and Tgnario Ortiz was 
conveyed to the Sonora Exploring and Mining Co, articles for news- 
papers, and copies of records (1854) of Peston's reconnaissance In 



Described in Minnesota history, v. 17 (1936) p. 837 and v. 25 (1944) 
p. 289. 

Gift of Esther Macomber, 1936 and 1944. 

MS 62-2655 



MS 62-2658 



Andrews, Julius Sylvester, 1853-1943. 

Papers, 1896-1932. 

1 item and 4 v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Rancher, storekeeper and postmaster. Four Journals (1896-1904) 
of Montana Camp (later Ruby) where Andrews was storekeeper; 
and a sketch of Andrews, mentioning the 'Geronlmo campaigns of 
1886, the earthquake of 1887, work at Canoa Ranch, Henry Wan 
Lawiton, and Leonard Wood. 

MS 62-2659 



Tinley, Mathew Adrian, 1876-1956. 

Papers, ca.l898-ca. 1948. 

5 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Industrial surgeon and Army officer. Correspondence, diaries, 
scrapbooks, clippings, citations, appointments, Invitations, programs, 
menus, political campaign material, and other papers. Includes 
material on Tinley's service in the Philippine Campaign, World War 
l, and the National Guard; the Tinley for Vice President movement 
In 1932; the Iowa fanners' revolt in 1933, the Missouri River flood of 
April 1943, and the 168th U.S. Infantry in 1919. 

Gift of Mrs. Tinley, 1960-61 

MS 62-2660 



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ons 



Merrell, Edward Huntington, 1805-1910 

Papers, 1862-1916. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Clergyman and educator. Papers of Merrell and his wife /da 
^*%f m J\,T mSiS % n ?, chiefly of correspondence »nlle Merrell was 
^S™ nf ^" P " 686 - and Pertains to educational affairs, 
endowment, andthe heresy trial or the Rev. Edward H. Smith by the 
Winnebago r DisWct Congregational Convention in MM. Includes 
i?r!L. ^ MerreU »5 "sam to the writing of her book. The life 
55 d P "£ m fl5 CI . ar if2, Ta< * er T"^: ■ «•><« <"«y of a trip from 
Bipon to r^ver in 1862, and some Civil War letters. «^*™» 

MS 62-2661 

Flannery, Agnes Veronica, 1879- 

Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 
of Mo^i^^^t ** S, nd P"!™™ of the Iowa Federation 
°£J;?t!L C ^V" 1 t^elowa Poets Day Association; news clippings 

o.~ °rf v a,Itl >0". Poets, and mnsiclans; and printed materiaL 

Gift of the estate of Miss "'lannery, I960. «~«"««™u. 

MS 62-2662 

Literary Association of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. 
Secord books, 1896-1904. 

2 7. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
Minutes of meetings of the general association and of the board of 
Sectors , beginning with its organization; by-laws, progVanis, mem- 
bership lists, and records of payment of dues. 

MS 62-2663 

Lighty. William Henry, 1866-1959. 

Papers, 1885-1953. 

100 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Educator. Correspondence, articles and speeches, some business 
and financial papers, and records of the Extension Division of the 
University of Wisconsin, on whose administrative staff Lighty was 
active. Bulk of the papers relates to the period 1910-30. Organiza- 
tions mentioned include the Madison Board of Commerce, Madison 
e ?S- W , ard Assodation. Missouri Historical Society, National Cnl- 
7JS5? ^^f '""^/ssodatlon, St Louis Ethical Society, Saturday 
Lunch Club (of Madison), State Historical Society of Wlsconsto, 
'"i °H Summer School of Ethics conducted In Madison 1808-11 
under the directorship of Mrs. Anna Garlin Spencer ■ ^^ 

Described in Guide to the manuscripts of the State Historical 
Society of Wisconsin, supplement no. 1 (1957) p. 92-93. 

MS 62-2664 

Newton, Abel D 1806-1889. 

Papers, 1849-1921. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
«„ n i^S on ^ e 'J ^ tn f wltu smm notes Prepared by Newton's 
%££Z* Ran -"? > , LenMrt - regarding RevoIutlonaV heroes. 
Correspondence includes letters by Newton at Kaukauna, Wis (1851- 
rtl A b £ son3 ' 5°:™?* D- Samuel, and James K. Newton, during 
2E.£.TiL War; .* nd by James K - New to" as special commissioner fo> 
aamlnistedtag the amnesty oath in Alabama, and as a student at 
Elpon Academy and Oberlln College. 

MS 62-2665 

Moore, Anbertine (Woodward) 1841-1929. 

Papers, 1781-1928. 

5 v. anil 10 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Musician and author. Correspondence, articles on music, biog- 
J2£S? transla , tl , ons ' 5 TOls - ot Poe™ 8 » n °" °otes, some geneakScal In- 
formation reminiscences of Ole Bull by his son Alexander, andMrl 
XSn. 8 , d , es k crl P H »o of «sits with Emerson and Walt Whitman, 
letters (3 boxes) are from her family, publishers, musicians, and 

Z?fLjF^5Z!**F f 7 Bn P""** 01 p - PealXKly concerninFliter- 
ary figures and educational schemes; from Alexander Bull, written 
haTtVni""^? toyi 1 " the Northwest; from MrTjane Cunnmf- 
nam Croly, editor of Demoresrs and other publications; George W 
JI£5£"3J J - S J;«»™>»- «en«al and nephew of Mrs. Moore; 
Elizabeth Jordon. writer and grandnlece of Mr. Moore; and Mrs. 
valnors Hovind Stub, Mrs. Moore's collaborator in the publlcaUon 
%£ ^M nd lna / lan album, Songs from the North. Other correspond- 
ents include Mrs. Mary M. Adams, Basmus B. Anderson, <3haflesiand 
mm.S n lS, , ? 0n ' r 3 " 1 G«rtner, James G. Hnneker, Kristofer Janson. 
Skarstedt °" lery Leonara ' Henr y Wadsworth Longfellow, and Ernest 

MS62-2666 



English, Emory H 
Papers. 

7 iTi*ms and 3 boxes. 

la Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Correspondence, addresses, articles, and other papers, including 

material on insurance, politics, aviation in Iowa, and biographical 

sketches of George W. Clarke and Ora Williams. 

Some of the articles were published in the Annals of Iowa- 
Gift of Mr. English, 1949-59. 

MS 62-2667 

Nevius, Aaron C 

Paper^ 1829-70. 

1 Dux. 

Instate Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies, the latter from origi- 
nals in the Minnesota Historical Society. 

Copies of letters written to Nevius, In Pennsylvania and Ohio. 
from relatives and friends in Illinois, Iowa, and Pennsylvania, de- 
scribing piuiieer conditions, diseases, farming, and financial affairs- 
of Abner S. Goddards diary ot his wedding Journey In 1883 from' 
Pennsylvania to Jacksonville, I1L; and of biographical material^ 
his wife. With these are flled copies of the Goddard papers ta the 
Minnesota Historical Society, mainly family letters of the Goddard* 
and Lucretla Fruit and letters and a diary written by Goddard at 
New Hissings, Wis., in 1850. *"~u»™ «* 

MS 62-2668 

Martin, Morgan Lewis, 1805-1887. 

Papers, 1747-1888. 

27 v. and 14 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, judge, politician, and land speculator. Correspondence, 
business and legal papers, some reminiscent articles written by 
Martin toward the end of his life, rough drafts of reminiscences by 
Mrs. Martin, and a brief diary kept before her marriage. Early 
papers include a few dealing with the fur trade, particularly the 
operations of the Abbott brothers, Samuel, James, and Robert, center- ' 
Ing around Detroit and Mackinac; controversies before the merger 
of fur companies In 1821; and the bankruptcy of the American Fur 
Company. Beginning with Martin's removal to Green Bay In 1827 
there are numerous business and legal papers relating to Us work 
as attorney for local and eastern clients, particularly as collection 
agent; personal communications with his relatives and friends in 
Martinsburg, Lowvllle, and elsewhere in New York State • and mis- 
cellaneous information on the career of James D. Doty For the 
period of Martin's terms as member of the Michigan and Wisconsin 
territorial councils and delegate to Congress, there is information on • 
appointments, elections. Internal Improvements, and claims against 
the Government Material on the Fox-Wisconsin River improvement 
project includes correspondence with Hiram Barney, an Eastern in- 
vestor In the company, some claims of Martin against the State and a 
few record books. Checks, notes, and drafts relate to the Bank of 
Wisconsin at Green Bay, of which Martin was one of the promoters 
and for a time president and to the Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank 
of Detroit Letters of Henry Stringham, cashier of the Wisconsin 
bank, give advice and comment on banking practices. Letters from 
Solomon Jnneau and others, together with records of sales of lots, tax 
receipts, and statements of accounts, show the development of the 
townsite of Milwaukee. A letter (1841) from George Boyd, and some 
Stockbridge correspondence in the 1870's, contains occasional refer- 
ences to Indian affairs. Other subjects Include anti-Masonry In 
Michigan Territory, the organization of the Episcopal Church In Green 
Bay, the building of the first Milwaukee court house, lake transpor- 
tation, and Iaad sales in the Lake Michigan region. 

A few letters dealing with the fur trade are published in Collec- 
tions of the Wisconsin Historical Society, v. 20 (1911) p. 34-36, 52-53f- 
351-53. 

MS 62-2660 , 

Lawe, John, 1780-1846. 

Papers, 1799-1894. 

3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Fur trader of Green Bay, Wis. Papers of Lawe and his son, 
George W. Lawe of Kaukauna, Wis., consisting of business and per- 
sonal letters to the elder Lawe from his uncle, Jacob Franks of 
Montreal, and other relatives; scattered correspondence with the 
American Fur Company; a series of correspondence (1813-80) con- 
cerning the family's claims against the United States for supplies 
In the War of 1812; letters between father and son dealing with the 
fur trade; accounts and receipts of George Lawe in his capacity as 
fur trader, as Indian subagent at Green Bay, 1843-52, and as post- 
master at Kaukauna, 1378-86; and George Lawe's miscellaneous 
memorandum books (1838-94) covering the period of his Dronrietor- 
shlp of a Janesvllle saloon in 1855. ■ ■ ' 

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Honrd. Halbert Louis, l^'U-UiJ: 1 ,. 

V;\]W*. l.S72-m5:V 

6 v. aud 13 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Newspaper editor, publisher, inventor, and composer. Correspond- 
ence, songs composed by Hoard, documents concerning his inventions, 
which included an improved steering gear for sleds (1906) and a 
curative posture chair (1913), personal financial records (1885-99), 
a letter book (1901-03) of the Fort Atkinson Canning Company; 
some papers of Hoard's father, William D. Hoard, Governor of Wis- 
consin ; and a bachelor's thesis (1923) written by Halbert Wenham 
Hoard, son of E L Hoard, on the publication Hoard's dairyman. 
As editor of the Jefferson County union, H. L. Hoard carried on a 
wide correspondence : with Margaret Sanger on the birth control 
movement of the early 1900's, with William Jennings Bryan on the 
evolution controversy, with Col. William Mitchell in 1925 on the 
establishment of the Air Force as a separate branch of the armed 
services, and with Will H. Hays in 1930 on censorship of films. 
Includes letters from the Great Lakes-St, Lawrence Tide Water 
Association, and from the Association against the Prohibition Amend- 
ment and the Anti-Saloon League of America. Correspondence 
includes discussion of Wisconsin highway improvement, conservation, 
and taxation. Political correspondents in the State include John J. 
Blaine, Walter J. Kohler, Solomon Levitan, and Fred B. Zimmerman. 

SIS 62-2671 



McCarthy, Charles. 187:5-1921. 

Papers, 1906-".-". 

51 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Political scientist publicist, and first Wisconsin legislative refer- 
ence librarian. Correspondence and other papers. Agricultural 
material (1913-21) includes correspondence with farm leaders aud 
organizations, such as the National Agricultural Organization So- 
ciety, and relates to the rural cooperative marketing movement, 
cooperative legislation and organization, rural credit and land owner- 
ship, and standardization of farm products. Correspondence, begin- 
ning about 1913, with Sir Horace Plunkett concerns the rural 
cooperative movement in Ireland and Irish affairs after World War 
I. Correspondence on public education (1911-21) deals with Wiscon- 
sin's State projrraru. legislation, the improvement of facilities, 
teacher training and development of courses in industrial education. 
State and national financial aid, and plans and policies in general. 
Occasional correspondence (1906-15) with President Charles Richard 
Van HIse relates to the Extension Division of the University of Wis- 
consin, the budget, and the athletic policies of the university. 
Running through most of the collection is material on contemporary 
constitutional and legislative questions, including development of 
governmental budgetary systems, decentralization of executive 
authority, the commission form of public administration, cabinet 
responsibility, and Initiative and referendum. Correspondence re- 
lating to McCarthy's position as director of research and investiga- 
tion for the United States Commission on Industrial Relations in 
1914 and 1915 has to do with research and investigation, activities 
and policies, and relations with other members of the staff, especially 
with the chairman, Frank; P. Walsh. Other subjects discussed are 
workmen's insurance, apprenticeship legislation, the Wisconsin 
income tax law, civil service, public service training, preliminary 
work in the organization of the Wisconsin State Conncil of Defense, 
activities of the State Board of Public Affairs, establishment of 
legislative reference bureaus in other States, academic freedom, the 
1912 platform of the insurgent wing of the Republican Party, State 
election campaigns of 1914 and McCarthy's campaign for the Demo- 
cratic senatorial nomination in 1918, and State politics in general. 
A limited amount of material concerns McCarthy's service as assist- 
ant to Food Administrator Herbert Hoover. Correspondents Include 
Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot. 

MS 62-2672 



Merer, Balthasar Henry, 1866-1954. 

Papers, 1877-1944. 

5 v. and 15 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Professor and author, member of the Wisconsin Railroad Commis- 
sion and the Interstate Commerce Commission. Correspondence, di- 
aries and memoranda, notes and reports from Meyer's student days, 
meteorological observations, business papers, speeches, account books, 
an autobiography, and genealogical notes on the Meyer family. Cor- 
respondence concerns the relationship of Government and business, the 
advancement of education, and university administration. Diaries 
and memoranda concern Meyer's teaching In district schools In the 
18S0's, a trip he made to Berlin as a graduate student and visits to 
Eastern universities. Correspondents Include all the presidents from 
Taft to Franklin D. Roosevelt. 

MS 62-2673 



Nanscawen, Lloyd V 

Papers, 1860-80. 

50 iL'ros. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Personal letters, most of them from 2d Lt. Nanscawen of Company 
B, 43d Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, to his family, containing descrip- 
tions of military operations in the Mississippi River theater and ob- 
servations npon the area and its inhabitants; the original muster roll 
of Company G, 11th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry ; and a list of vet- 
erans attending the reunion of the regiment In 1880. 

MS 62-2674 



Stuart, Francis Lee, 1866-1935. 

Papers, 1892-1935. 

ca. 30 ft.. 300 items, and 160 v. 

In University of Michigan Transportation Library. 

Transportation engineer. Correspondence, reports, railroad con- 
struction progress records, maintenance and operation records, Los 
Angeles Harbor reports and recommendations, account books and 
ledgers, freight bills and receipts, memo book, several thousand esti- 
mates and blueprints, several thousand canceled checks, hundreds of 
check stubs, 3 scrapbooks, and other papers. Covers Stuart's activi- 
ties with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 1892-1915, the Nicaragua 
Canal Commission, 1892, the Isthmian Canal Commission, 1900, the 
Erie Railroad, 1905-11, the Cunard project, New York Harbor, 1920, 
the hydro-electric power project, Niagara Falls, 1920, the Baltimore 
Port development, 1921, the Los Angeles Harbor, 1924-25, the Ter- 
minal Port Facilities Committee of the War Industries Board, 1917, 
the War Dept. Depot Board. 1917, the U. S. Railroad Administration, 
1918, llie New l'ork Port Authority Technical Board, 1921, the Transit 
Advisory Board, Philadelphia, 1923, the Giant Power Survey Board, 
Philadelphia. 1924, the Chicago Board of Review ci the lake-lowering 
controversy, the Commission on Regulation of the Great Lakes, and 
the Commission on Lake to Gulf Transportation. Includes papers of 
the International Conveyor Corporation, and official' stenographic 
reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission meetings of 1923. 

Gift 1939. 

MS 62-2675 



Merrick, George Byron, 1841-1931. 

Papers, 1838-1934. 

27 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers relating principally to the history of steamboating on the 
upper Mississippi River, beginning about 1850. Includes correspond- 
ence and data on steamboats, steamboatmen, and steamboat com- 
panies; MSB. of published articles and books, including that of Old 
times on the upper Mississippi; bills of lading (1845-59) for goods 
shipped on the river by mercantile houses at St Louis, Galena, Still- 
water, and other points ; lists of steamboats ; scrapbooks ; and 8 card 
file boxes containing a directory of steamboatmen and data on steam- 
boats. Miscellaneous items include correspondence in regard to the 

gathering of information for Merrick's Genealogy of the Merriek- 
Mirick-Myrick family ; papers (1839-1905) accumulated by Merrick as 
clerk of the First Congregational Church of Madison; and material 
on the 30th Wisconsin Infantry Association of which Merrick was sec- 
retary. A letter book (1894-97) relates chiefly to genealogy but con- 
tains several letters in regard to the congressional campaign of 1698 
in Wisconsin. 

MS 62-2676 



Marsh, Catting, 1800-1873. 

Papers, 1802-60. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Presbyterian missionary. Correspondence, journals, and notebooks. 
About one half of the correspondence consists of Marsh's drafts of re- 
ports to the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge. 
Letters received are from Marsh's former Instructors at Andover Sem- 
inary, administrators in Indian work, and fellow missionaries in the 
West In the 17 miscellaneous notebooks are Marsh's memoranda on 
his reflections while a student and on his missionary work at Mau- 
mee, Ohio, In the winter of 1829-30 and his eighteen years among the 
Stockbrldge Indians, with many comments on Indian life and his own 
experiences. The journals consist of 12 vols. (1830-48) telling of 
Marsh's religious work at Statesburg and Stockbrldge; 6 vols, telling 
of an expedition In the summer of 1834 to the Sauk and Fox Indians 
at Rock Island and up the Des Moines; and 23 vols. (1848-56) con- 
cerning Marsh's preaching career in the Wisconsin pineries, with head- 
Quarters at Waupaca. 

Many of Marsh's drafts of reports to the Society In Scotland for 
Propagating Christian Knowledge are printed in Collections of the 
Wisconsin Historical Society, v. 15 (1900) p. S9-204. 

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McGovern, Francis Edward, 1866-1946. 

Papers, 1909-15. 

47 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Governor of Wisconsin. Correspondence, applications and endorse- 
ments for State jobs, and McGovern's personal financial records for 
the years of his governorship. Correspondence comprises approxi- 
mately half the collection. Correspondence with John J. Blaine, La 
Follette's campaign manager, with William J. Barnes, New York Re- 
publican for Taft and with New York backers of Theodore Roosevelt, 
deals with the Republican National Convention In 1912. Letters be- 
tween 1912 and 1914 record McGovern's rivalry with La Follette and 
his difficulties with La Follette supporters holding State office. Let- 
ters between McGovern and President Charles R. Van Hise of the 
University of Wisconsin and Charles McCarthy of the Legislative 
Reference Library discuss the need for changes in the University to 
meet problems arising from the rapid industrialization of the country. 
In other letters McGovern makes clear his position on woman suffrage, 
capital punishment, income tax, and cooperatives. Occasional cor- 
respondents include Herbert Hoover, writing on behalf of Belgian re- 
lief ; Theodore Roosevelt, urging support for woman suffrage; and 
Charles A. Beard, promoting the establishment of a specialized li- 
brary to house material on State governments. A small series of 
letters and reports concerns McGovern's proposal for cooperative mar- 
keting of crops. Approximately one-third of the collection consists of 

applications and endorsements for State lobe, filed alphabetically by 
title of the position and chronologically within that classification. A 
separate series of correspondence of McGovern's executive clerk and 
political manager, Harry Curran Wilbur, is concerned with means of 
healing the breach between McGovern and La Follette. A small group 
of letters (1912) concerns McGovern's petitions for the gubernatorial 
nomination of that year. 

MS 62-2678 



Hawley family-. 

Papers, 1766-1951. 

5 v. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers relating to a lengthy genealogical study apparently initiated 
by William D. Hawley of Maiden, Mass., about 1870, and continued 
by Mary Oakley Hawley of Madison, Wis. Much of the correspond- 
ence consists of lntra-family letters dealing with the collection of 
genealogical data on the Oakley, Hawley, Hough, Shrlver, Sddmore, 
Queen, Benedict Church, Atwood, Sherman, and other related fam- 
ilies. Four volumes consist of final tabulations of the collected data. 
Includes a few letters written by Miss Eliza R. Sddmore. author of 
Jtnrlklsha days in Japan and other works on the Far East ; 2 diaries 

she kept during her travels in the Orient, 1900-01 and 1912-16, and 
the MS. of an unpublished novel, entitled I, Anastasla. Early docu- 
ments include a report of the tax assessors of Northampton, Mass. 
(176S) : deeds to land In Massachusetts and New York (1789) ; prom- 
issory notes, receipts, a few family letters, and photostatic copies of 
vital statistics recorded in family Bibles. A volume dated 1805 con- 
tains the ritual of Free Masonry as recorded by J. Church. 

MS 62-2679 



Mitchell, Alexander, 1817-1887. 

Correspondence of Alexander Mitchell and of John L, 
Mitchell, 1859-189-? 

ca. 250 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of Alexander Mitchell, financier, railroad promoter, and 
V. S. Representative from Wisconsin, consist of approximately 200 
letters pertaining to his political activities, his railroad investments 
and other financial enterprises. Correspondents include Syivsnus 
Cadwallader, Salmon P. Chase, James R. Doolittle, Edward D. Holton, 
Rufus King, Charles H Larrabee, Sherbourne S. Merrill, general 
manager of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad, Angus 
Smith, railroad warehouse and elevator builder, and David Ames 
Wells, president of the American Social Science Association. Corre- 
spondence of John L. Mitchell, also a financier and political figure, 
totals about 50 items and includes letters (1862-63) written by 
Mitchell and by his cousin, Robert Chivas, describing their Civil War 
service In the southwest in the 24th Wisconsin Vounteer Infantry. 
Most of John Mitchell's letters, however, relate to the panic of 1893 
and the resultant failure of the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance 
Company Bank. His correspondents Include his uncle, Harrison Reed; 
bis brother-in-law end receiver of the bank, Washington Becker; John 
Johnston and Alfred L. Cary, other bank officials ; Arthur MacArttrar ; 
and Jeremiah Curtin. 

MS 62-2680 



Kemper, Jackson, Bp., 1789-1870. 
Papers, 1787-1884. 

175 v. and 1 folder. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Protestant Episcopal bishop of Wisconsin. Correspondence, occa- 
sional church minutes and reports on special subjects, and miscel- 
laneous material (50 v.) ; diaries (65 v., 1814, 1829-70) : letter books 
(14 v.) ; memorandum books, acconnt books, registers of church 
affairs, and "ledgers of conduct" kept by Kemper's first wife, Jerushia 
Lyman. Includes material on Kemper's missionary journeys, and on 
Kemper College in Missouri, in existence from 1835 to 1845, Nashotah 
Seminary, and Racine College, all of which Kemper was Instrumental 
in founding. Correspondents include Kemper's daughter Elizabeth; 
the Rev. Samuel R. Johnson who was for many years a pastor In 
Kemper's diocese; James Lloyd Breck, reporting on Nashotah Semi- 
nary, on his Indian missions at Gull Lake and Leech Lake in Min- 
nesota, and on the founding of the Seabury Divinity School at 
Faribault; and Richard F. Carilp. who opened a mission at Detroit 
in 1824 and from 1829 to 1844 served the church in many capacities 
to Wisconsin. 

Described in Guide to the manuscripts of the Wisconsin Historical 
Society (1944) p. 106-107. Diaries of Kemper's early trips to Wis- 
consin are published in Collections of the Wisconsin Historical So- 
ciety, v. 14 (1898) p. 394-449, and the Wisconsin magazine of history, 
v. 8 (June 1925) p. 423-45. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-2681 
Orton, John Jay, 1812-1885. 

Papers, 1837-84. 

4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and businessman of Milwaukee. Correspondence, 2 ac- 
count books,- and the legal papers of the Allison Lewis estate, of 
which Orton and his partner Ephraim Mariner were executors. Early 
letters are from Orton's classmates at Yale. Other correspondence 
concerns Orton's work as bookkeeper at Albany, his connection with 
Isaac Sherman, lumber dealer of Buffalo and later banker and broker 
in New York City; his development of the Humboldt property, vari- 
ous Josiah A. Noonan lawsuits, Russell Wheeler's connection with 
Orton and circumstances leading to the disbarment proceedings 
against Orton; the workings of the State supreme court 1874-79, 
financial and economic conditions during the Civil War, some Mil- 
waukee political affairs, and railroads. Correspondents inclnde 
Orton's brother. Judge Harlow S. Orton of Madison, and his partners 
at law, Edward G. Ryan, later chief justice, and David B. Franken- 
burger, later professor of rhetoric and oratory at the University of 
Wisconsin. A few letters are from Senator Angus Cameron and other 
prominent Republicans. 

A few of the letters are published in the Wisconsin magazine of 
history, v. 7 (Dec. 1923) p. 172-188. 

MS 62-2682 

Loy, David M 1816-1873. 

Papers of David M. Lov and his son, Peter S. Loy, 1839- 
1911. 

10 v. and 9 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Businessmen. Correspondence, business records, a biographical 
sketch of David M. Loy, and genealogical notes on the Loy and Schell 
families and of the Arndt family of Green Bay, Wis., prepared by 
Peter S. Loy. Correspondence consists of family letters, including a 
Quantity from members of the Loy and Schell families in Bedford 
and Somerset counties. Pjl Among them are a number from the 
elder Loy's brothers: John F„ a resident of Pittsburgh; Joseph F., 
an attorney of Green Bay who served in the State senate in 1854-55 
and fought In the Civii War; and William E., who engaged in various 
business enterprises in Wisconsin; also letters (1839-41) addressed 
to the plrter Loy at Pittsburgh, where he was agent for the United 
States I'ortable Boat Line: a large group of letters from Joshua F. 
Cox of Somerset, Pa., with whom I.ny was closely associated in 
business at De Pere, Wis., particularly in the Fox-Wisconsin improve- 
ment project; several from Cox's son, Edwin, at Shasta City. Calif., 
and elsewhere in the West; and a series of letters (1859-67) from 
William P. Ankeny of Minneapolis, regarding the development of that 
city. A quantity of business records contains information on the 
Loys' activities in sawmlUIng and gristmilling, fisheries, real estate 
transactions, transportation, and contracting for the construction of 
railroads, dams, bridges, roads, and city streets and on allied opera- 
tions in eastern Wisconsin and later in the vicinity of Albambra. 
Calif.. Peter S. Loy's home after 1903. 

MS 63-2683 

McDennott, John G 1818-1872. 

Papers, 1860-66. 

116 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letters written by Capt McDennott of the New York Volunteers 
concerning family matters and military movements. Includes a bio- 
graphical sketch of McDennott and a short family genealogy pre- 
pared by Margaret McDennott of Black River Falls, Wis. 

MS 62-2684 



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Earl, Mathias, 1892-1936. 
■ Papers, 1914-20. 

2 T. 

Id State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Military records Kept by a non-commissioned officer for a detach- 
ment of the German army, Aug. 1914-Apr. 1015 and part of 1918, 
with information on movements of troops, company rolls, lists of 
killed or missing, exploits of individual soldiers, and many detailed 
maps of operations. In German. 

MS 62-2685 



Sharp, John, 1819-1901. 

Papers, ca. 1861-ca. 1865. 

45 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Union soldier. Correspondence between Sharp and his wife, 
Helen Maria Sharp, a discharge (1862), a deed to lots in Xenia, 
Iowa, and a marriage certificate. 

The correspondence was published in Annals of Iowa, ser. 3, v. 34 
(Jan. 1959) p. 481-532. 

Gift of James M. Foster, 1958. 

MS 62-2686 

Twin Bnttes Mining and Smelting Company. 

Records, 1905-11. 

ca. 75 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Records of the Company's railroad, including tickets, waybills, 
shipping orders, circulars, maps, rate tables, agents dally reports, 
catalogs, and blueprints of railroad stations. Contains Wells Fargo 
circulars and material related to the Watts family. 

MS 62-2687 



Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Ma- 
rino, Calif. 

Middle English collection, 14th-16th cent. 

50 v. 

In Henry E. Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.) 

MSS. of works of Benedict Burgh, John Capgrave, Geoffrey 
Chaucer, Henry Daniel, John Gower, Walter Hilton, Thomas Hoccleve, 
William Lichfield, John Lydgate, Robert of Gloucester, Richard Rolle, 
Robert Wimbledon, and John Wycliffe, along with anonymous pieces. 

Catalog cards in the library: Described In Census of medieval 
and renaissance manuscripts in the United States and Canada by 
S. de Ricci, v. 1. (1935) 

MS 62-2688 



Shaver, Dorothy, 1899- 

Papers, 1947- 

1 box. 

In IlndclifTe College Library, Women's Archives (A-48) 

Business executive. Articles and addresses, including some 'de- 
livered at presentation luncheons for the Lord & Taylor Awards, con- 
cerning fashions and fashion designs. 

Unpublished inventory in the library. 

Acquired 1954-56. 

MS 62-2689 



Constable, William, 1752-1803. 

Papers, 1790-1805. 

82 items. 

In .Cornell University Library, Collections of Regional History and 
University Archives (608) 

Landowner and businessman. Field books, survey maps, and 
deeds relating to the Constable Purchase. The field books and maps 
were completed under the directions of Benjamin Wright One deed 
Is from New York State to Alexander Macomb (Jan. 10, 1792) for 
1,920,000 acres and another one is from Macomb and his wife to Con- 
stable (Oct. 3, 1792) 

MS 62-2690 



Marshall, George M 1835-1915. 

Papers. 1S54-1915. 
•33 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Wisconsin inventor, assemblyman, and early promoter of self- 
propelled vehicles.. Diaries (51 v.) accompanied by a cashbook and 
a catalog of Marshall's machinery and inventions. 

MS 62-2691 



Madison China Aid Council. 

Records, 1938-44. 

1 box. 

In State Historie.fl Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence and financial records of the Madison branch of the 
national China Aid Council, an affiliate of the United China Relief 
organization. Includes extracts from letters written by Dr. and Mrs. 
Philip Greene, Americans working in Chinese hospitals during World 
War II. 

MS 62-2692 



Mailer, John Gottlieb, 1813-1893. 

Papers, 1843<-88. 

47 v. and 1 folder. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Evangelical missionary. Diaries of Muller, daring appointments 
and pastorates held chiefly In Madison and other places in Wisconsin 
and Hlinois, together with 2 vols, of reminiscences, several small 
account hooks, and 4 letters (1859-63) of Charles Hammer of Cleve- 
land, Ohio. In German. 

MS 62-2693 



Myrick, Nathan, 1822-1905. 

Account and memorandum books, 1841-47. 

3 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Pioneer settler and Indian trader. Account books kept by Myrick, 
the first white settler at La Crosse, Wis, showing transactions with 
Indians and whites; together with a memorandum book containing 
penciled notes on miscellaneous items such as expenses, trading ac- 
counts, and services. 

MS 62-2694 



Miner, Henry A 1829-1931. 

Papers, 1815-1930. 

9 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Congregational clergyman. Correspondence in connection with 
Miner's work as secretary of the Committee on Pastoral Relations 
of the Wisconsin Congregational Conference and his numerous other 
official positions in the church ; diaries and * an autobiography of 
Miner's grandfather, Samuel H. Miner; Miner's own diaries and 
lecture notes (1850-62) ; record of marriages performed by Miner 
(1859-1921) ; and the annual reports (1873-77) of the Home Mission- 
ary Work in the Southern District of Wisconsin. 

MS 62-2695 

Connally, Thomas Terry, 1877- 

Paprrs, 1S06-1952. 

252 ft (ca. 215,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Attorney, U. S. Representative and Senator from Texas. Bulk of 
the collection concerns Connally's years in the Senate. Includes 
about 6,000 speeches, remarks, and press releases showing his opin- 
ions on foreign affairs, the tidelands oil controversy, and other 
topics; a large collection of scrapbooks, a legislation file, 1929-52, 
consisting chiefly of constituent correspondence, a small file on 
atomic energy showing Connally's prominence as a member of the 
Senate Atomic Energy Committee, a "Texas file" relating to patron- 
age, etc. ; also personal correspondence, articles, reports, voting rec- 
ords, clippings, pamphlets, and photos. Correspondents include James 
A. Farley, Alger Hiss, Cordell Hull, Lyndon B. Johnson, Patrick A. 
McCarran, Harlan F. Stone, and Harry S. Truman. 

Register published in 1958 by the Library of Congress. Also 
described in the Library's Quarterly Journal of current acquisitions, 
v. 10, no. 3 (May 1953) p. 159. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Senator Connally, 1953. 

MS 62-2696 

Daniel Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion of Aeronau- 
tics, inc. 

Papers, 1926-43. 

8 ft (ca. 6020 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Consists mainly of correspondence for the period of the Fund's 
existence, 1926-30. Also included are reports and articles, pamphlets, 
legal and financial records, and other printed and MS. Items. A 
group of papers, described as the R. H. Mayo material. Includes the 
MS. of Mayo's The promotion of aeronautics, a review of the work 
of the Daniel Guggenheim Fund; and correspondence, 1939-43, per- 
taining thereto. Among the correspondents are Harry F. Guggen- 
heim, president; Admirals Hutchinson I. Cone and Emory S. Land, 



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Daniel Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion of Aeronau 
tics, inc. Papers, 1926-43. (Continued) 
vice-presidents ; and numerous scientists, educators, and other inves- 
tigators whose work the Fund sponsored and encouraged. 
Unpublished finding aid in the library. 
Gift of Harry F. Guggenheim, 1955. 

MS 62-2697 

Norris, George William, 1861-1944. 

Papers, 1884-1944. 

266 ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Political leader. Correspondence, notebooks, memoranda, speeches, 
memorabilia, scrapbooks, subject flies, maps, charts, photos., and 
miscellaneous printed materials, covering Norris' service as U. S. 
Congressman and Senator from Nebraska, 1908-43. The bulk of the 
collection falls in the period 1893-1941 and is concerned with Ne- 
braska politics and the national political picture. Includes material 
on campaigns, conservation, development of river valleys, Norris' 
stand on both. World Wars and his services as chairman of the Senate 
Agriculture Committee and the Senate Judiciary Committee. 

Indexed in part 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. Also partly described in 
the Library's Quarterly journal of current acquisitions, v. 13 no. 8 

(May 1056) p. 152 and v. 14, no. 3 (May 1957) p. 116. 
Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Senator Norris, 1942-M; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Robertson, 

1955-56. 

MS 62-2698 

Inman, Samuel Guy, 1877- 

Papers, 1901-52. 

17 ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Missionary, teacher, social worker, lecturer, writer, and Pan- 
Americanist Correspondence, diaries, notebooks, scrapbooks, clip- 
pings, photos., memorabilia, MSS. of books and articles. Contains 
subject files on 17 Latin American countries and on such topics as 
cleri calism, education, international law, and labor as they pertained 
to the Americas. Includes letters from persons Important In inter- 
American relations, Latin American politics and literature, such as 
Dean G. Acheson, Wlllard F. Barber, William B. Borah, Nicholas 
Murray Butler, Manuel Avfla Camacho, Cordeli HulL Edward G. 
Miller, Jr., Palmer E. Pierce, Dean Bosk, BUery Sedgwick, Harry S. 
Truman, and Sumner Welles. 

Unpublished finding aid In the library. Also described In the Li- 
brary's Quarterly Journal of current acquisitions, v. li, no. 3 (May 
1954) p. 166. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Dr. Inman, 1952. 

MS 62-2699 

Jones, Howard Murray-, 1866-1953. 

Papers, 1890-1940. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Congregational minister. Mainly personal letters from Jones to 
his sister, Ada Alice Jones, together with a few early papers concern- 
ing his teaching at Berea College, Ky, and his pastorates at Kalama- 
zoo. Mich., and Minneapolis, Minn. The major portion of the collec- 
tion, covering tie period after 1911, pertains to his farm experiences 
at Auburndaie and his ministerial services in Madison. 

. MS 62-2700 



This number not used: MS 62-270i 



Loening, Grover Cleveland, 1888- 

Papers. 1900-42. 

22ft. (ca. 16,500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Businessman, aircraft engineer, and author. Correspondence, lit- 
erary MSS. (major works, articles, and speeches), clippings (some 
mounted in scrapbooks), photos., drawings, blueprints, and other 
printed matter, relating to aeronautical development Richard IS. 
Byrd's first Antarctic expedition, the Wright Co, and Loenlng's own " 
aircraft company. Correspondents include Wlnthrop W. Aldrich, 
William Vincent Astor, Richard E. Byrd, Harry L. Hopkins, Joseph P. 
Kennedy, Andrew W. Mellon, William' Mitchell, Igor I. Sikorsky, 
Edward B Stettlnlus, Jr„ Harold S. Vanderbitt, ana the Wright 
Brothers. 

Begister published in 1959 by the Library of Congress. Also de- 
scribed in the Library's Quarterly journal of current acquisitions, t. 
14, no. 3 (May 1957) p. 123. -i . —, 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 

Gift of Mr. Loenlng, 1956 and 1958. 

MS 62-2702 



T ational Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Wiley, Harvey Washington, 1844-1930. 

Paper*, ca. 1854-1944. 

99 fi. ica. 70,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts. 

Chemist, teacher, author, and lecturer. Correspondence (including 
letterpress volumes), diaries, legal papers, clippings, memoranda, 
printed matter, articles, speeches, lectures, essays, maps, blueprints, 
graphs, tables, memorabilia, and photos. The papers relate to three 
major periods: Wiley's early years as student and teacher; his serv- 
ice as Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry of the U. S. Dept of Agricul- 
ture (1883-1912) during which he led the movement which culminated 
In passage of the Pure food and drugs act of 1906; and his retire- 
ment years, during which he lectured on the Chautauqua circuit and 

directed the Good housekeeping magazine's Bureau of Food, Sanita- 
tion, and Health. Includes a list of papers published by Wiley, and a 
bound voHime of souvenirs of a memorial dinner held in 1944. 

Unpublished finding aid in. the Library. Also described In the Li- 
brary's Qnarterly journal of current acquisitions, v. m, no. 3 (May 
1953) p. 154-155. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Wiley, 1952-56. 

MS 62-2703 

Somervule, Randolph, 1891-1958. 

Papers, ca. 1915-58. 

150 v. anil 20 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

University professor, actor, and director. Correspondence, lecture 
notes, promptbooks, scrapbooks, and photos., largely relating to Somer- 
ville's work as director of the Washington Square Players, New York 
City, and the Duke's Oak Theatre, Cooperstown, N. T. Prominent 
among the correspondents are Margaret Anglin, Whltford Kane, Julia 
Marlowe Sothern, and John Taras. 

Bequest of -Mr. Somervtlle. - 

MS 62-2704 

Baker, Newton Diehl, 1871-1937. 

Papers, ca. 1898-1945. 

106 ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopy. 

Lawyer, political leader. Secretary of War, and author. Corre- 
spondence, minutes, reports, memoranda, printed matter, speeches, 
and articles. While there is significant coverage of Baker's period in 
the Wilson Cabinet during World War I, the greater part of the 
papers concern his post-war activities in several business firms, and 
in organizations devoted to relief, philanthropy, education, law and 
jurisprudence, and social service. Among the bodies Baker served as 
director or president were The Cleveland Trust Co, Baltimore and 
Ohio . Railroad, American Judicature Society, National Consumer's 

League, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, Woodrow Wilson Foundation, 
and Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. Includes some material about 
Baker. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 

Gift of iirs. Richard Welling, 1939; Mrs. J. M. Mendheim, 1940; 
Sidney C. Graves, 1941 ; Elizabeth Baker MeGean, Newton D. Baker 
m, and Margaret Baker Wright, 1952; Mrs. Philip E. Leon, 1953; Jo- 
seph C. Hostetler, 1952 and 1954 ; Ralph Hayes, 1956. 

MS 62-2705 

Beveridge, Albert Jeremiah, 1862--1927. 

Papers, ca. 1890-1927. 

135 ft. (ca. 97,300 items) . 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Senator, historian, and biographer. The papers document 
Beveridge's career from his early law practice through his two terms 
in the Senate, his espousal of the Progressive Party, 1912-16, his 
experience as a war correspondent in Europe, and his later work as 
historian and biographer. Included are addresses and articles, nofta, 
MS. and typed drafts, printed texts; diary notes, a few pictures, 
records of interviews with such figures as George Bernard Shaw, Sir 
Edward Grey, Sir Gilbert Parker, the Emperor of Germany, Alfred 
von Tirpitz, Gabriel Hanotaux, and Henri Bergson, on many of which 
. appear autograph comments by the subject The bulk of the collection 
is correspondence, which Includes substantial groups of correspondence 
with, among "others, Theodore Roosevelt George W. Perkins, David 
Grahai i Phillips, George H. Lorimer, John C. Shaffer, Albert Shaw, 
and Gilford Pinchot 

Index to Office files. 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. Also described in the 
Lftrary's Quarterly journal of current acquisitions, v. 6, no. 3 (May 
1949) p. 86jind v. 7, no: 3 (May 1950) p. 28. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Beveridge, 1940r-53. 

MS 62-2706 



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Meyer and Finds Realty Company, Milwaukee. 

Records, 1885-1907. 

86 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Business records of a Milwaukee real estate flno operated from 
about 1892 to 1896 by Willis A. Meyer and Otto A. Flnck, consisting 
of correspondence, ledgers, cashbooks, journals, and miscellaneous 
business record books of the company and similar record books of 
various subsidiary land companies. Correspondence relates to the 
sale of real estate, agency work for property owners, collections, com- 
missions, land speculation at Trinidad, Colo., and operations of 15 
subsidiary land companies, such as the Milwaukee Central Land 
Company and the Crown Land Company. Several volumes relate to 
the Phoenix Suspender Company of which Flnck was assignee. 

Access restricted. 

MS 62-2707 

Gibbs, George Sabin, 1875-1947. 

Papers, 1898-1947. 

3 ft. (2407 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, photocopies. 

Army nfficwr and business executive. Correspondence, a field note- 
book (1808-09), telegrams, reports, memoranda, maps, dippings, and 
photos. Most of the material concerns Gibbs' career leading up to his 
appointment as Chief Signal Officer in 1928. There Is some personal 
correspondence until 1939, and a group of letters and telegrams at 
the time of his death. Includes correspondence relating to his vice 
presidency of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corpora- 
tion and his presidency of the Postal Telegraph-Cable Co. In 19S1. 
Also Includes letters and memoranda from Sosthenes Behu, Dwight F. 
Davis, Adolphus W. Greely, William Mitchell, Edgar Russel, Jonathan 
M. Waimvright, (1864-1945) and others. 

Unpublished finding aid prepared by the Signal Corps Historical 
Division in 1957 is In the library. 

Gift of CoL David P. Gibbs, 1958. 

MS 62-2708 



Strahlmann, Mrs. Louis. 
Papers, 1870-1938. 

ca. 225 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Correspondence (mostly 1936-38) of the Strahlmann family con- 
cerning stagecoach stations in Arizona and southern California and 
containing descriptions and directions for locating the ruins. Includes 
the MS. of Arid outposts of Carrizo, by Philip Johnston. 

MS 62-2709 



Schwellenbach, Lewis Baxter, 1894-1948. 

Papers, 1916-48. 

9 ft (ca. 6000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

TJ. S. Senator from Washington, Judge, and Secretary of Labor. 
Correspondence, speeches, statements, printed matter, scrapbooks, and 
photos, mainly dating from 1936. Includes Schwellenbach's voting 
record in the Senate, letters of condolence to Mrs. Schwellenbach and 
memorial service material. 

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. Schwellenbach, 1957-58. 

MS 62-2710 



Weaver, James Baird, 1833-1912. 

Papers, ca. 1861-ca. 1912. 

4 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Populist leader. Correspondence, a book of letters from friends 
concerning a portrait of Weaver, an address In memory of Carroll 
Wright, and other papers. Includes Civil War correspondence with 
Weaver's wife, Clara Vinson Weaver. 

Gift of James B. Weaver, Jr., 1912-27; Esther Weaver Court, 1961. 

MS 62-2711 

Metcalf, John, 1788-1864. 

Business records, 1831-61. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Becords (1831-33) of time and "provisions used while constructing 
the shot tower at Helena, Wis, and miscellaneous accounts and cor- 
respondence concerning Metcalf s operation of the shot tower and a 
sawmill at Baraboo. 

MS 62-2712 



French orphans of World War i, 1916-27: case histories. 

3 ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Files on 38 French families aided by Eugene T. Chamberlain and 
other philanthropic Americans. Photos. The bulk of the collection 
is correspondence, mainly in French, concerning rehabilitation of the 
families and the education and placement of the children in produc- 
tive employment Each file contains a memorandum givine famllv 
background. ™~*±3 

Unpublished register in repository. 

Gift of Eugene T. Chamberlain, 1927. 

MS 62-2713 



Willers, Diedrich, 1833-1908. 

Papers, 1826-1927. 

2 v. and 20 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begtonal History and 
University Archives (652) 

Lawyer and public official of New York State. Correspondence, 
clippings and other papers relating to Willers' career as private secre- 
tary to Horatio Seymour, the secretary of New York State, mem- 
ber of the State Assembly, and Democratic Party worker. Includes 
papers relating to the activities of Willers' father of the same name, 
pastor of the German Reformed Church at Bearytown, Seneca Co.. 
N. Y. 

MS 62-2714 



Brigham, Johnson, 1846-1936. 

Papers. 

7 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Librarian and author. Correspondence, speeches, literary and 
scholarly MSS., such as Bankers in literature and An old man's Idyl, 
22 volumes of news clippings, biographical sketches, 3 volumes of 
prints on China, Japan, and the world, programs, and other papers. 
Includes material relating to the Civil War, authors, prominent 
Iowans, James Harlan, literary subjects, the Des Moines river front, 
and Iowa libraries. 

Gift of Minnie E. Hess, 1936-52; Mr. Brigham; Forest Hutten- 
locher, 1»40 : and William L Riley. 1951. 

MS 62-2715 



Rosing, Leonard August, 1861-1909. 

Papers, 1893-1909. 

2 v. and 1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Merchant and politician. Correspondence, speeches, reports and 
other papers relating to Minnesota and national politics. Two letter- 
press books contain information on the affairs of the Minnesota 
Municipal and Commercial League, of which Basing was president ; 
on its Interest in increasing the power of the Interstate Commerce 
Commission to fix railroad rates; on the Influence exerted upon V. S. 
Senator Moses E. Clapp and Representative Frederick C. Stevens 
toward this end ; on the activities of the Commercial Club of Cannon 
Falls ; and on political appointments. Includes letters from William 
Jennings Bryan, John A Johnson, John Lind, and others. 

Gift of Rosing's daughter, Mrs. W. L Patterson, 1938. 

MS 62-2716 



Wood, William H 1817-1870. 

Papers, 1865-1915. 

1 box and 1 reel of microfilm 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Microfilm made from originals loaned by Mrs. William Wacha and 
George Hlneline. 

Correspondence with data on the burning of the Wood home at 
Sauk Rapids, MlniL. and on New Athens College, Greensburg, Ky.; 
reminiscences by Minnie Mary Lee ipseud. of Mrs. Wood] telling of 
the early settlement of Sauk Rapids, of her husband's election as 
district attorney for Benton Co„ Minn, and of the establishment of 
the Sauk Rapids new era; and poems. Among the persons mentioned 

are William Aitken, Frederick Ayer, David Gllman, Sherman Hall, 
Sylvanus B. Lowry, Jeremiah RusselL Henry H. Sibley, and William 
W. Warren. 

MS 62-2717 



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American Fur Company. 

Records, 1803-66. 

16 boxes and 5 reels of microfilm. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
_ Transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies made from originals In 
the >ew York Historical Society; the John Jacob Astor House, 
Mackinac Island; the Newberry Library, Chicago; the Library of 
Congress and the National Archives, Washington, D. C • the Public 
Archives of Canada, Ottawa; and the Barton Historical Collection 
of the Detroit Public Library. 

Letter books and account books relating to the operations of the 
American Fur Co. in the Northwest. Includes letters to Ramsay 
Crooks and Robert Stuart concerning sales of furs, the Columbia Fur 
Co, the regulation of the Indian trade, the Treaty of Prairie du Chlen 
( ^ 5 . ) ' ^Uen employees, and the MichOimackiaac Co. Correspond- 
ents include Samuel Abbott, William A. Aitken, John Jacob Astor, 
Alexis i Bailly Lewis Cass, Pierre Chouteau, Jr., Hercules L. Dou* 

SE^£wu5S? te * Noman w - KItts<,n • Henr7 a SiWey - and 

MS 62-2718 

McLaughlin, James, 1842-1923. 

Papers, 1911-19. 

ibex. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Inspector in the Office of Indian Affairs. Includes typewritten 
copies of reports and correspondence pertaining to conditions in the 
La Pointe and the Oneida Indian schools in 1811; investigations made 
to 1815 of claims for land allotments to the Bad Elver Band of 
Chippewa: and transcripts of the hearing held at Oneida in 1917 
shortly before the trust period on the Oneida land allotments expired. 

MS 62-2719 

Madison, Watertown, and Milwaukee Plank Road Company. 

Records of the Madison, Watertown and Milwaukee 
Plank Road Company and of the Lisbon and Milwaukee 
Plank Koad Company, 1848-98. 

12 items and 1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Committee reports on the most practicable route for the Madi- 
son, Watertown, and Milwaukee Plank Boad, together with a toll 
report, deeds, agreements, and other legal papers connected with 
construction and maintenance, lists of subscribers to the stock of 
M4f5ri roaas ' and iecor<ls «* the Interest due on stock payments, 

MS 62-2720 

Coolidge, Alice P 1866-1983. 

Papers, 1896-1932. 

8 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 

Correspondence, scrapbooks of clippings, invitations, and photos, 
dealing with the work of a member of the Child Welfare Committee 
KJ£f JSEOPfS Wo,D ™' s Committee of the Council of National 
S?^2f? f 1 ®? 8 ; 19 ). ™ d "Ua her activities as State regent of the 
Daughters ofthe American Revolution (1920-24) Includes infonna- 
.2 m . *** Pns'denlal campaign of 1820, in which Mrs. Coolidge was 
active In behalf of the Republican Party. 

MS 62-2721 

Oakley, Frank W 1841-1925 

Papers, 1859-1921. 
lbox. 
In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

nJ^P^J. *??S?* 5!L wltl VJ he ■■*"■*■ wrttt «' *<> relatives to 
Belolt, Wis., by Mrs. Cynthia Oakley from Washington, D. C. and 
Paris, ^, where she was stationed with her husband, LL Oakley. 
'SSf °"; clTfl W«: together with later papers dealing with the 
marking «f graves of Confederate soldiers who died at Camp Randall 
and_ were buried to Forest HiU Cemetery, Madison, and with the 
work done in this connection by Mrs. Alice Whiting Waterman, 
formerly of Louisiana. ^^ «i=nu™, 

MS 62-2722 

Ming, Marcos AnreBus S d 1925 

Papers, 1860-1961. 

100 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Ariz.) 

Packmaster 'and Indian Agency employee. Letters from the Office 
of the Depot Quartermaster at various camps; maps of the U S ex- 
pedition into Mexico in 1918, of overland journeys, and of trans used 
between forts of Arizona ; and drawings and photos. 

MS 62-2723 



Robert, Henry Martyn, 1837-1923. 
Papers. 1853-1927. 

* ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer, engineer, parliamentarian, and author. Correspond- 
ence, reports MSS. of Robert's Rules of order, lectures and speeches 
relating to the Baptist Church, notes, memorandum books, scrapbook. 
maps, photos., printed matter, and other miscellaneous material Per- 
tains largely to Army engineering projects and parliamentary law. 
Includes a memorandum book of the Office of the Chief Engineer 
£■ SU? I ™ y ;. b " )g ^ a P Wcal ""tertol abort Robert, and a letter written 
in 1SZ7 to Mrs. Robert on parliamentary procedure. Correspondents 
include Newton R CoUamer, Mary Innis Denton, Persifor Frazer, 
S. C. Griggs & Co., James A. Hardie, Lewis M. Haupt, Andrew A. 
Humphreys, Edward Judson, George H. Mendell, Joseph T. Robert, 
Joseph G. Totten, Edward T. Townsend, and John M. Wilson. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Robert, 1950; Mrs. Henry Martyn Robert, Jr., 1951. 

MS 62-2724 



Wilson, James Harrison, 1837-1925. 
Papers, 1865-1920. 

25 ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Soldier, railroad builder, and author. Correspondence, Journal, 
speeches, articles, military orders, memorabilia, drafts of literary 
MSS, notes, typescripts, and galley proofs of published works. 
Papers relate to Civil War campaigns, the post-war Army, railway 
building in the Mississippi Valley, life in China in the Mar's and to 
1900, the Spanish-American War, Republican politics, and the inter- 
ests of Wilson as a biographer. Includes the typescript of his book. 
The life of John A. Rawlins, and extracts of Rawlins' letters 

Unpublished finding aid and index in the Library 

Gift of Mrs. Walter Bender, 1946. 

MS 62-2725 



Strode, John William, 1883- 

Scrapbooks, 1929-36. 
8v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson Arte ) 
Journalist. Scrapbooks on taxation, tariffs, the Colorado Blver 
highways, and Arizona game and fish activities. 

MS62-2726 



Stone, Harlan Fiske, 1872-1946. 

Papers, 1909-46. 

29 ft. ( ca. 20,000 items ) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Attorney, professor, U. S. Attorney General, and Chief Justice of 
the Supreme Court. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, articles, 
minutes, clippings, briefs, case files, opinions, and other legal papers 
concerning Amherst College, the U. S. Attorney General's office, 
Columbia University, the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian 
Institution, tbe Foiger Library, and U. S. Supreme Court cases In 
which Stone participated as Attorney General or as Justice. Among 
the correspondents are Irving N. Brant, Nicholas Murray Butler. 
John Foster Dulles, Felix Frankfurter, Herbert Hoover, John. Basset* 
Moore, and George Sutherland. 

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. Stone, 1949. 

MS 62-2727 



Draper, Lyman Copeland, 1815-189L 

Papers, 1833-93. 

28 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Bibliophile and author. Correspondence, diaries, memoranda, bills 
for household expenses and books, outline for articles, records of 
purchases, and other papers. Includes letters from historians, in- 
cluding Samuel G. Drake, Francis Parkman, and Jared Sparks; from 
bookdealers and owners of manuscript coUecUons, custodians of 
archives, Government officials, and others whose influence Draper 
sought in his collecting; from boyhood friends near his birthplace at 
Buffalo, N. Y„ classmates at Granville College, Ohio, business associ- 
ates at Pontotoc Mississippi, his parents and brothers at Toledo, 
Ohio, and his cousin Lydia and her husband, Peter A. t?jm«m Cor- 
respondence deals with the building up of the Wisconsin State Sis- 



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Draper, Lyman Copeland, 1815-1891. Papers, 1833-93. 

(ConHTmrrQ 

torical Society's library, art gallery, and museum, plans for publica- 
tions, and soliciting contributions and securing members for tbe so- 
ciety, of which Draper was first superintendent; passage of the town- 
ship library bill ; university affairs, particularly the selection of 
Henry Barnard as president ; the Baptist Church of Madison ; Draper's 
private historical work, his plans for collaborating with Benson J. 
Lossing on a hiography of Daniel Boone, his trips to interview Ohio 
Valley pioneers; and his manuscript and autograph collecting. The 
small diaries (7 boxes) are in effect memorandum books with occa- 
sional personal entries. 

Unpublished index to correspondents in the repository. 

MS 62-2728 



Pershing, John Joseph, 1860-1948. 

Papers, 1882-1949. 

172 ft. (ca. 127,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Army officer. Correspondence, diaries, notebooks, speeches, 
statements, orders, drafts, maps, scrapbooks, clippings, picture al- 
bums, posters, photos., miscellaneous printed matter, and memorabilia 
covering Pershing's career in the Indian campaigns, in Cuba and the 
Philippines, as military attache* in Tokyo and Manchuria during the 
Busso-Japanese War, as commander of the expedition to Mexico in 
1916, as commander-in-chief of the American Expeditionary Forces In 
World War I, and as president of the Plebiscite Commission in Tacna- 
Arica in 1925-26. Includes greetings from French municipalities 
(1919) which contain expressions of appreciation and gratitude to the 

XT. S. ; preparatory data and drafts for Pershing's book. My expe- 
riences in the World War, and for his unpublished memoirs; family 
correspondence : and material relating to his death. 

Card index in the Library. 

Unpublished rinding aid in the Library. Also described in the li- 
brary's Quarterly journal of current acquisitions, v. 10, no. 3 (May 
1963) p. 156. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

The bulk of the collection was deposited by executors of General 
Pershing's estate, 1951; converted to gift, 1952. Smaller accessions 
were received in 1915, 1953 and 1955. 

MS 62-2729 



Howard, James C d. 1880. 

Papers, 1813-81. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Early settler in Milwaukee Co., Wis. Correspondence, from numer- 
ous members of the Howard family in several sections of the U. S. 
Includes letters froiu Howard's brother, Dean S. Howard, a building 
contractor who invented a new type of dredging machine and who 
worked on harbors and canals in Upper Canada, the Middle West, 
Corpus Christi, Texas, and Nicaragua ; from Howard's wife, So- 
phronia Porter; from his children and their families in Wisconsin, 
Massachusetts, and California; and from other relatives. The let- 
ters touch on the various activities of the correspondents, their 
health, financial concerns, religious beliefs, and cultural interests; 
local politics, financial panics, the California gold rush, educational 
facilities, scientific farming, fruitgrowing, wood conservation, spiri- 
tualism, and the final settlement of Howard's estate. 

MS 62-2730 



Hallett, SamneL 

Papers, 1834-64. 

25 items and 2 v. 

In Cornell University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (490, 734, 816) 

In part, microfilm. 

Banker. Correspondence, diaries, and other papers relating to 
Hallett's attempts to secure European and British patents and Gov- 
ernment orders for the diving bell Nautilus, to the promotion of the 
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Co., to newspaper attacks on 
Hallett, and to his murder. The diaries (1857-58) contain comments 
an business dealings with John Goddard, Henry Doolittle, the Credit 
Mobilier, John S. Elsey of the Bank of England, George Francis 
Train, and Baron Bothschild ; references to George M. Dallas, min- 
ister to England, and John Y. Mason, minister to France; remarks 
on English society; descriptions of temperance and anti-slavery meet- 
ings in Exeter Hall; reflections on English views of the education 
of the masses; comparisons of British and American statesmen; 
anecdotes relating to Hallett's experiences ; and a description of the 
American minister's confidential account of Central American treaty 
negotiations. 

MS 62-2731 



Ankeny family. 

Papers, 19th-20th cent. 

2 items, 2 v., and 2 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Papers of Rollin V. Ankeny, including Civil War letters and map, 
family letters, and papers on Florida land and a pension; a date 
book (1927) and a scrapbook of Fred EL Hunter as mayor of Des 
Moines ; correspondence and other papers of the Fremont Republican 
Club, Des Moines, and the United States Centennial Commission; an 
essay book of Lallie Irvine; 2 autograph books of Alice Wilson; 
scrapbooks on musical events and on the Historical Records Survey 
of Iowa; cuppings relating to the Conversational Club of Dec 
Moines; a MS., The wild rose of Iowa; certificates, printed material, 
and other papers. 

In large part, gift of Mary Ankeny Hunter, 1960. 

MS 62-2732 



De Forest, Henry Pelonze, 1864-1948. 

Papers, 1884-1942. 

9 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (913 and 41/5/27) 

Physician. Correspondence, vacation diaries, other papers, and 
photos, of class reunions. Relates mainly to De Forest's activities 
as secretary of his Cornell University Class of 1884, as secretary of 
the Class of 1890 of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of 
Columbia University, as librarian of the Cornell Club of New York, 
as surgeon in charge of the 3d Division Hospital, 7th Army Corps, 
Panama Park, Fla. (1898), as major in the 13th Artillery District of 
the National Guard (Medical Dept), as historian of the New York 
Chapter of Alpha Mu Pi Omega Medical Fraternity, and as president 
of the International Society for Personal Identification. Includes 
material relating to fingerprinting, which De Forest was partly re- 
sponsible for introducing into this country, and to his Invention of 
the dactyloscope for improved fingerprinting procedures. 

MS 62-2733 



Simpson, William Dunlap, 1823-1890. 

Papers, 1798-1914, 

3689 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Confederate officer and Congressman, Governor, and chief justice 
of the South Carolina Supreme Court Legal and personal corre- 
spondence and papers of Simpson, of his law partner, Henry Clinton 
Young, and of Simpson's sons, relating chiefly to the Civil War and 
Reconstruction. Other subjects include the Masonry movement in 
the South, agriculture, 19th century politics, economic matters, the 
duelling code, emigration to Missouri, a gold movement to Idaho, 
Colorado, and Montana, and other matters. Correspondents and 
others mentioned include Robert Dunlop, F. Nance, Daniel Wallace, 
William Watson, John Lyde Wilson, and W. B. Young. 

Card Index in the library. Also described In Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tilley 
and N. L. Goodwin (1947) 

Acquired, 1941-58. 

MS 62-2734 



Carter, Robert, 1728-1804. 

Papers, 1772-93. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

Is American Antiquarian Society collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Planter and iron manufacturer of Westmoreland County, Va. In- 
cludes a short diary (1774) In an almanac, and typed excerpts from 
Carter's letter books and journals between 1772 and 1793, describing 
bis life as an active businessman during the Revolutionary period. 

MS 62-2736 



KleinpeH, Henry, 1869-1951. 

Papers, 1904-51. 

1 v. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician of Cassville and Prairie du Chien, Wis. Personal and 
professional correspondence, 4 diaries of trips to Europe and the 
western part of the U. S., business papers (1926-45) consisting 
mainly of, financial statements of the Flint (Michigan) Lumber Com- 
pany, a business expense ledger (1928-44), and medical notebooks. 
Many of the letters are in German. 

MS 62-2736 



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Gillis, John A 

Pia:- ; <>5. lSOl-fiD. 

1 b.i.:. 

In MhmeMira Historical Society <-ol|*.<-r:.-ins. 

Diaries ki>pt hy Davis as a member of Compunv K. Sixty-fourth 
He~imeut. Ohio Infantry, aurinf the Civil War and after his return 
to liucynix. Oliio. relating to campaigns, life in the ramps, political 
opinions, slavery, the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, incidents 
In GiUis' personal life, the presidency of Andrew Johnson, the elec- 
tion of Ulysses S. Grant, local politics, GUUs' appointment as mall 
agent, activities of the G. A. R., and social life In Bucyrus. 

MS 0:2-2737 

Peake, Ebenezer Steele, 1830-1905. 

Papers. 1853-1930. 

10 v. anil 3 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical. .Society collections. 

Episcopal minister. Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences ac- 
count books and other papers covering Peake's missionary ' and 
pastoral activities at Crow Wins, Fort Bipley, Gul! Lake, Austin, 
Faribault and Moorhead, Minn., Valley City, N. D., Detroit and 
California, and his service in the Civil War as chaplain of the 
Twenty Eighth Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry. Includes reminis- 
cences of Mrs. Peake and John Johnson, Information on pastoral 
calls, sermons, baptisms, marriages and confirmations, St. Mary's 
Hall at Faribault, and the Protestant Episcopal Home at St PauL 
Correspondents include Ezekiel Gear, Joseph A. Gilfillan, Henry B. 
Whipple, Jackson Kemper, and Enmegahhowh (John Johnson), a 
native missionary among the Chippewa. 

Described in Minnesota history, v. 20 (IKS) p. -131. 

Gift of Peake's granddaughter, Margaret Pray, 1836. 

MS 62-2738 

Gray, James, 1862-1916. 

Papers, 1867-1916. 

17 v. and 5 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Journalist and mayor of Minneapolis. Correspondence, speeches, 
articles, and scrapbooks, relating to Gray's activities as mayor of 
Minneapolis in 1808 and 1899. to his campaign as Democratic candi- 
date for the Governorship in 1910, and to his career as editor of the 
Minneapolis times and associate editor and Washington correspondent 
of the Minneapolis jonrnaL Includes information about a smallpox 
epidemic in Minneapolis in 1900. the Minneapolis police force, public 
utilities in Minneapolis, the Mexican revoluton of 1910, the 1912 
election, incidents leading op to World War I, the Thirteenth Regi- 
ment Minnesota Infantry, In World War x, and William Jennings 
Bryan. 

Gift of Gray's son, James, 1940. 

MS 62-2739 

Swedish Historical Society of America. 

Reeords, 1854-1932. 
16 v. and 10 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
In part, photostats. 

Correspondence, business papers, membership lists, and miscel- 
laneous papers of the society. Includes correspondence and other 
records of the Swedish Linnean Monument Society, the constitution 
and membership lists of the Swedish Festival Chores, correspondence 
and minutes of the Strindberg Club, and the correspondence of the 
Swedish-American Republican Club of Minnesota. Among the mis- 
cellaneous manuscripts included are poems and short stories by 
Slgne Ankerfelt C. V. Dahlln, Johan Enander. Johan Pomras, J. A. 
Josepnson, G. SUverstoipe, and Carl G. Walteulus, copies of letter 
and reports made by Oscar Malmborg, immigrant agent of the Illinois 
Central Railroad, reminiscences of the Pike's Peak gold rush by 
Peter Westerlund and of the Chicago Fire by Alfred T. Llndgren, a 
list of sculptured pieces by Olaf Bjorkmau, the reminiscences of Carl 
A. Olson, describing his travels in Palestine and Sweden, and the 
diaries (1877-1926) of Edward Sundell, with Information about New 
York politics and about SundeU's trip to Minnesota- 
Selections from the papers of Oscar Malmborg nave been edited by- 
Andrew A. Sternberg and published as Letters of an early emigrant 
agent In the Scandinavian countries, in the Bulletin of the Swedish 
American Historical Society, v. 3 (1930) p. 7-52. 

MS 62-2740 



Northrup, George W 1837-1864. 

Correspondence, 1852-65. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Letters by Northrup to his family and friends, describing his ex- 
periences as a teacher in a mission school for Chippewa and half- 
breeds at Pemhina, N. D., as a Government farmer for the Sionx at 
the Yellow Medicine Agency, as a cavalry scout In the South during 
the Civil War, and as a member of General Alfred Sully's punitive 
expedition against the Sioux. . Includes correspondence concerning 
Northrup's death in a battle with the Sioux. 

MS 62-2741 



Curtice, Cooper, 1856-1939. 

Papers, 1822-1950. 

4ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Scientist and writer. Correspondence, printed matter, school class 
cards, photos., diaries, personnel record, and ledger. Material relating 
to Curtice's periods of employment with the U. S. Geological Survey 
and the Bureau of Animal Industry of the U. S. Dept of Agriculture. 
Includes subject flies on Curtice's research concerning Texas fever, 
bovine tuberculosis, blackhead in turkeys, tick eradication, and sheep. 
Family and genealogical papers give data on the Curtice, Cooper, and 
Eolbe families. Includes a blacksmith ledger of Curtice's maternal 
grandfather, Asaph Cooper, and a biographical sketch prepared by a 
grandson, Lee Butts. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Curtice, Rose Curtice Butts, and Lee Butts Curtice. 
1953 ; Lee Butts, 1954. 

MS 62-2742 



This number not used: MS 62-2743 



BickneD, Thomas Williams, 1834-1925. 
Correspondence, 1855-1924. 
lbox. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Educator. 



MS 62-2744 



White, William Pierrepont, collector. 
Papers, 1728-1939. 

60 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Connection of Regional History and 
University Archives (399, 565, 580) 

Correspondence, deeds, accounts, maps, surveys, pamphlets, and 
other papers reflecting the westward and southward movement of 
members of the White and related families, and concerning their 
activities In the development of land, canals, railroads, cotton manu- 
facturing, mining, banking, and highways. The early papers relate 
J^L^Si" famUy of Middletown. Conn, and the development after 
1783 of Whltestown, N. Y„ and Include the town books (1807-23) tor 
Richland, N. Y., church records, early election returns, deeds, docu- 
ments on the Brother Town Indians, grist mills, civil and criminal 
cases, slave sales, the War of 1812, and the Bank of Utica. One 
group of papers relates to the disposal of Constable lands and the 
development of Pierrepont Manor, and contains statements of land 
contracts (1801-10) given by William Constable, an Inventory of the 
Constable estate (1829), a memorandum (1819-29) of journeys made 
by William Constable Pierrepont to the Constable tract lists of bonds 
for Ellisburgb, N. Y. (1834-41), and a series of letters from Franklin 
B. Hough relating to life boats for EUisburgh and Oswego and to 
other matters. Includes correspondence, accounts, and other docu- 
ments of Hugh White, son of the Whltestown proprietor, early con- 
crete manufacturer, and New York senator from Saratoga; of nil 
brother, Canvass, an engineer for the Erie Canal, construction super- 
intendent for -the Union Canal of Pennsylvania, the Delaware 4 
Rariton Canal of New Jersey, and the New York Water Works Co, 
aqd promoter of the Cohoes Co. : of William N. White, vice-president 
of the Utica Pipe Foundry Co., director of tbe Utica and Mohawk 
Railroad Co.. of tbe Jefferson County National Bank, the Rome 
Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad Co., and other companies, 
manager of the estate of his father-in-law, William Constable rierre- 
pont and an active figure in political, church, and educational affairs ; 
and of William Pierrepont White, lawyer and businessman of New 
York and Utica, president of the Oneida Historical Society, and a 
pioneer in the development of modern highways; papers of the 
Wheeler, Constable, Van Wagenen, and related families; 12 boxes 
of Walcott correspondence beginning with a series of letters (1825- 
27) from Walnut Hills, Miss., and other series relating to real estate 
speculation in Kansas, Missouri, Indiana and Nebraska, tc banking 
in North Dakota, to the management of cotton mills in Georgia and 
New York, and to nil and mining interests. 

Described in Cornell University, Collection of Regional History, 
Second report of the curator (1945-46) p. 25 and Third and fourth 
annual reports (1946-4S) p. 4.5. 

MS62-2745 

Sherman, John, 1823-1900. 

Correspondence. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer and statesman. Correspondents include William W. Belk- 
nap, Sherman R Curtis, James W. Grimes, James Harlan, George W. 
Jones, John A. Kasson, and Samuel J. Klrkwood. 

MS 62-2746 



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Street, Joseph H D 

Papers, 1844-62. 
1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Journalist and politician. Correspondence, an appointment, a 
bond, and other papers. Includes a letter to William B. Street. 
Gift of Ida M. Street. 

MS 62-2747 

Stone, John Young, 1843-1928. 
Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Lawyer, legislator, attorney general of Iowa, and soldier. Miscel- 
laneous correspondence and other papers. 
Gift of the Attorney General's Office, 1931. 

MS 62-2748 

Scott, William Alexander. 

Papers. 

1 bos. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

Correspondence, a note to J. M. Davis, and a deed of trust to 
Elijah Sells. Includes correspondence of Mrs. M. L. Mendenhall with 
the Iowa Historical Dept (later, the Historical, Memorial and Art 
Dept) 

Gift of Mrs. M. L. Mendenhall, 1914-16. 

MS 62-2749 

Russell, John, I. 1821. 
Papers, 1873-1906. 
: box. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Farmer and politician of Iowa. Correspondence, receipts, and 
other papers. 

MS 62-2750 

Ruekman, Eliphalet Benton, b. 1837. 

Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State. Dept. of History and Archives collections. 
Farmer and politician, of Marion Co., Iowa. Correspondence and 
other papers. 

Gift of Mr. Ruekman. 

MS 62-2751 

Roberts, Benjamin Stone, 1810-1875. 
Papers. 
1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and ArchiTes collections. 
Army officer and lawyer. Correspondence, addresses, passports, 
and invitations. 
Purchase, 1035. 

MS '62-2752 

Quick, Herbert, 1861-1925. 
Papers. 

Several items and several vols. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Author. Literary MSS., mostly of published works, including* an 
autobiography. One man's life ; novels such as The broken lance, The 
Hawkeye, and Virginia of the air lanes; short stories; and articles. 
Gift of Mr. Quick, 1906 ; Edward C. Quick, 1839. 

Full name: John Herbert Quick. 
MS 62-2753 

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 1828-1882. 
Correspondence, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 
English painter and poet. Family letters. 

MS 62-2754 

Johnston, Benjamin, 1842 or 3-1902. 
Papers, 
ca. 1 box. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Soldier and diplomat A diary, 6 notebooks. Civil War papers, and 
certificates. Includes a certificate of appointment as consul Ui 
Honduras. 

61ft of Hugh Brown. 

MS 62-2755 



Morgan, John S 

Papers. 

4 v. and several items. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

Diaries and Civil War papers. 

Gift of Mrs. L M. Earle. 

MS 62-2756 



Twombly, Voltaire P 

Pap-rs, ca. 1861-ca. 1896. 

2 packages. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part,' transcripts (typewritten) 

Soldier, and treasurer of Iowa. Correspondence of the Civil War 
period and the 1890's, diaries, commissions, and other papers. Cor- 
respondents include Chloe A. Funk. 

Gift of Mr. Twombly, 1915; Bath A. Jeffries, I960; Dwlght N. 
Lewis. 

MS 62-2757 



Graham, Harvey, 1827-1884. 
Papers, 1850-65. 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Millwright and Army officer. Ca. 250 Items of Civil War and other 
correspondence; commissions, and special orders. 
Gift of Graeme O'Geran, I960. 

MS 62-2758 



Gillette, Charles L 

Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence, reports, circulars, Instructions, orders, and other 
Civil War material 

Gift of Mr. Gillette, 1926. 

MS 62-2759 



Gowey, Ann. 

Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Personal correspondence, Civil War papers, and Bradley family 
history. 

Gift of Mrs. Gowey. 1912. 

MS 62-2760 



Iowa. Spirit JCake Monument Commission. 
Records, ca. 1894-95. 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence, title abstracts, a deed, a release of mortgage, a 
map, and other official papers. 
Gift of W. C. Carpenter. 

MS 62-2761 



Harriott, Isaac H d. 1857. 

Correspondence. 

1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Physician, and pioneer of Dickinson Co, Iowa. Letters of Har- 
riott and members of his family, used by Frank Irving Harriott In 
writing sn article on the Spirit Lake massacre. 

Gift of Frank L Herrlott, 19S2. 

MS 62-2762 



Sherman, Hoyt, 1827-1904. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer, businessman, and historian. Family correspondence; let- 
ters from prominent Iowans; and resolutions (1904), with remarks 
by Emory H. English, on Sherman's life, character and service. 

In part, acquired 1911; gift of Emory H. English, 195& 

MS 62-2763 



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Dodge, Henry, 1782-1867. 

Papers, 1806-34. 

ca. 25 items and 1 v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Army officer and State official. Correspondence and a military 
order book (1832t34) ; a Journal (1831) covering the campaign of the 
Regiment of Dragoons (later the 1st Cavalry) under Dodge's com- 
mand np the Bed Elver to the Pawnee villages; and IT commissions 
as Army officer, sheriff, marshal, and county justice. 

MS 62-2764 



Lanman, Jacob Gartner, d. 1867. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Army officer. Correspondence, Including letters from Nathaniel 
B. Baker and Ulysses S. Grant ; plans for barracks and winter quar- 
ters, contracts, a pass, and other papers. 

Gift of George V. Lanman, 1913. 

MS €2-2766 



McMillan, E C 

Papers, 1884-1906. 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence concerning McMillan's appointment as warden at 
Fort Madison, 15 commissions and appointments, and other papers. 

MS 62-2766 



Kerr, William 6 1871- 

Correspondence, 

1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer and politician, of Grundy Co, Iowa. Political correspond- 
ence. Including 10 letters received in answer to Kerr's efforts to 
promote Craig Wright's Judicial candidacy, and a rfl n J " g (1980) of 
a letter to a newspaper on Iowa political events. 

Gift of Mr. Kerr, 1938-66. 

MS 62-2767 



Granger, Barlow. 

Correspondence, 1845-75. 

5 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 

Banker, of Iowa. Correspondence on land sales. 

Gift of Mr. Granger, 1906. 

MS 62-2768 



Lees, James Henry, 1875- 
Papers. 
3 envelopes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Geologist. Addresses, articles, and Lees' doctoral dissertation 
(1915), Geological conditions of the Des Moines River valley. 



Gift of Mr. Lees. 



MS 62-2769 



Iowa State Agricultural Society-. 

Records, 1853-70. 

i box. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 

Minutes, State Fair entry books (1886-58), and lists of premiums 
awarded during the 6th and lTth annual exhibition, In 1859 and 1870, 
and a diploma. 

Gift of the Society and Johnson Brlgham; purchase from J N 
McCabe, 1935. 

MS 62-2770 

Iowa State Dental Society. 

Records, 1863-1937. 

3 items, 7 v„ and 1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Minutes (1863-88. 1937), constitution and bylaws, membership lists 
(1905-06), 2 ledgers, a secretary's record, and the LeMare District 
treasurer's record book. 

In part, deposit of the Society, 1950. 

MS 62-2771 



Iowa Baptist Education Society. 

Records, 1855-69. 

2v. 

In Iowa S'tate Dept. of History and Archive collections. 
Treasurer's account book, and proceedings of the executive board. 

MS 62-2772 



Monday Club, Dei Homes. 
Records, ca. 1879-ca. 1925. 

1 box. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

Six record books of the secretary, annual reports, a secretary's 
book, a history of the dub, a program of the 50th anniversary, a pam- 
phlet and other papers. 

Gift Of the Club, 1927; Mrs. F. L. Meredith. 

MS 62-2773 

Harper, Cornelius Allen, 1864-1951. 
Papers, 1875-1944. 

2 boxes. 

In State historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician. Correspondence and other papers, including corre- 
spondence r 1875-91") of Dr. James T. Reeve, secretary of the Wiscon- 
sin State Board of Health, giving information on the formative yean 
and development of the Board ; papers of 1915 pertaining to Harper's 
opposition to legislative bill no. 704A providing for the abolition 
of the State Board of Health and several other State agencies and 
delegation of their functions to the Board of Public Welfare; and 
papers after 1928 pertaining chiefly to a project for the collection of 
pictures and biographical sketches of all past and current members 
of the State Board of Health. 

MS 62-2774 

Pammel, Louis Hermann, 1862-1932. 
Papers. 
3 boxes. 

fefl^Ti Sta !f **?*- of Hist o p 7 and Archives collections. 
hJ^£?^ 2 nd , edncator - Correspondence (1927) ; materials on 

£™ffL and -J el ?£ d J" ,bject8: P"* 6 P"** <* 2 boota on which 
Pammel worked. Weeds of the farm and garden Jim) snathe 

*T , f»£? B F - ^JF"*™ nlwne <ttli)Tana other'pa^ers. 
In part, acquired 1948 ; in part, gift of Mr. Pammel. ""P"™- 

MS 62-2775 

Vail, Edward L 1849-1932. 

Papers, 1850-1935. 

ca. 2500 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Rancher and miner. Correspondence, banking papers (1917-32), 
memorandum books, notes, time books, invoices, sales tickets, bills, tax 
statements, assay statements, sample business letterheads, and other 
papers, including material on the Total Wreck Mine, Apache Indians 
(including Chiricahuas), the Mexican baile, La Clenega stagecoach 
station, insurance dividends, a medical diet, clay analysis, and cattle 
sales. Companies mentioned Include the Arizona Metals Corporation, 
the Stelnfeld Co., and Wheeler-Perry. 

MS 62-2776 

Miller, Edward Gee, 1840-1906. 

Papers, 1860-65, 1902. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Records kept by Capt Miller of Company G, 20th Wisconsin Vol- 
unteer Infantry, Including ordnance and clothing inventories, official 
orders, enlistment and muster-out records, furlough authorizations 
and equipment receipts, proceedings of general courts-martial (1863- 
£L ) ^ a ..! hort ^fP* »f the 1st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and a 
brief history of Company G. 

MS 62-2777 

Latin, George W 1817-1884. 

Correspondence, 1837-83. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer. Letters to Lakln at Plarteville, Wis, from friends and 
colleagues in Wisconsin and Illinois concerning legal matters, his 
participation in the Constitutional Convention of 1847, Whig politics, 
and his affairs as State senator in 1848 and 1849, and as United 
States District Attorney, 1849-54. Includes letters from Rufus Chan- 
dler, written from Rusk, Texas, describing the legal and political 
situation therein 1846-48, from Elihu B. Washbume, and from prom- 
inent legislators of the early lead mining region. 

MS 62-2778 



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Doty, William T 

Papers, 1852-1930. 

15 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (751) 

Printer, labor leader, politician, and Journalist. Papers, clippings, 
and pamphlets relating to Doty"B support of Joshua A. Leach in the 
formation of the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Firemen and Engine- 
men (1873), temperance, prison reform, spiritualism, oppressive sys- 
tems of taxation, political fends, farming problems, game laws, dis- 
cussions on the origin of life, Doty's campaign for New York State 
assemblyman on the Democratic ticket (1913), the Foley bill the 
Jackson-Murtaugh labor MIL capital punishment, various merchan- 
dise bills, banking laws, trust companies, and several local Issues. 
Includes the minute book (1869) of the Minlsink Typographical 
Union no. 131. 

MS 62-2778 

Pugh, Arthur. 

Papers, 1892-1905, 1982. 

41 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Accountant. Correspondence and a diary. Includes letters from 
Robert M. La Follette, Sr., concerning campaign prospects and poli- 
cies, during a period (1896-1904) in Which Pugh was active In cam- 
paigning; letters giving information \on the Pugh family and on 
Pugh's Interest in dog raising; and typescript of a diary he kept on 
a trip to the Klondike during the gold rush of 1898-99. 

MS 62-2780 



Schmidt, Conrad, of Dubuque, Iowa. 

Papers, 1876-90. 

44 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Business records, most of them in German, showing transactions 
of a resident of Dubuque, Iowa, with brewers and hardware 
merchants. 

MS 62-2781 



Paine, Nathan, d. 1861. 
Papers, 1862-64. 
108 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Capt Paine's records of Company G, 1st Wisconsin Cavalry, con- 
sisting mainly of inventories and reports of equipment. 

MS 62-2782 

Whitehead, John M 1852-1924. 

Papers, 1908-24. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and politician of Wisconsin. Letters written by White- 
head containing reminiscences of the personal appearance and man- 
nerisms of Abraham Lincoln, and correspondence and notes on per- 
sonalities and events In Wisconsin's political history. 

MS 62-2788 



Stevens, John, 1840-1920. 

Pap-re. 1864-94, 1954. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Inventor, of Neenah, Wis. Mainly letters received by Stevens from 
Parkinson and Parkinson, Cincinnati lawyers retained to protect his 
patents of milling machinery, grain weighers, and pump Improve- 
ments. Includes a letter from John Stevens, Jr., explaining his 
grandfather's inventions. 

MS 62-2784 



Clausen, Frederick Harold, 1875-1944. 

Paper?, 1904-43. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Manufacturer. Mainly speeches delivered by Clausen, president 
of the Van Brunt Manufacturing Co. at Hot-icon, Wis., on the farm 
equipment industry, economy in Government, conservation, and good 
citizenship, and In opposition to social welfare legislation; together 
with several speeches, delivered in 1934, on his experiences as direc- 
tor of the National Becovery Administration's code activities for the 
farm equipment Industry. 

MS 62-2785 



WeDer, Luman Hamlin, 1833-1914. 

Correspondence. 1828-1912. 

11 buxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

U. S. Representative from Iowa. Correspondence relating to State 
and local pollrical affairs in Iowa of numerous farm and labor third 
party movements. Concerns campaigns, party finances, newspapers 
and literature, conventions, speakers, fusion with other parties, and 
Weller's personal affairs, and, during his term In Congress, currency 
questions, pension claims, vote frauds, and appointments. Includes 
some material on the career of James B. Weaver, Greenback-Labor 
presidential candidate In 1880 and People's candidate In 1892. 

MS 62-2786 



Gibbs family. 

Papers, 1796-1903. 

2 v. and 4 boxes. 
\ In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers, chiefly correspondence, of a Rhode Island, Connecticut 
and New York family, a number of whose members were prominent 
In commercial, political, and intellectual fields. Includes material of 
George Gibbs, 1735-1803, merchant engaged in worldwide trade; his 
eldest son George, 1776-1833, merchant and mineralogist; his sons 
George Gibbs, 1815-1873, historian, geologist, and ethnologist ; Oliver 
Wolcott Gibbs, 1822-1908, chemist and physicist ; Alfred Gibbs, 1823- 
1888, TJ. S. Army officer ; and Francis Sarason Gibbs, 1831-1882, grata 
exporter. Other persons mentioned include Jons Jakob Berzellus, 
William F. Channlng, Salmon P. Chase, Justus von Liebig, Heinrlch 
Rose, William H. Seward, Benjamin Silllman, John Austin Stevens, 
Jr. and Oliver Wolcott. 

Described in Guide to the manuscripts of the State Historical So- 
ciety of Wisconsin, Supplement no. 1 (1957) p. 52-54. Correspond- 
ence of the 185CTS of George Gibbs, 1815-1873, has been published 
In the Oregon historical quarterly, v. 54 (Sept 1953) p. 190-239. 

MS 62-2787 



Scott, William F 

Papers, 1837-41, 1882-86. 

11 Items and 3 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

County superintendent of schools In Ozaukee Co, Wis. Diary 
(1882-83) briefly noting Scott's visits to schools, together with a 
few family papers (some in German), advice to physicians, and recipes 
for medical preparations. 

MS 62-2788 



Warren, Reuben B 

Correspondence, 1838-47. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Personal letters written to Warren at Alabama, N. Y., by school 
friends and others. Beginning in 1845, there are a number of letters 
from Ely S. Parker, a Seneca Indian, some of them written from 
Washington, D. C commenting on affairs of the Seneca Indians In 
Hew York- and on politics in Washington. 

MS 62-2789 



Vliet, Garret, 1790-1877. 

Papers, 1835-46, 1901. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Notebooks kept by Vliet while surveying land and roads In 
southern Wisconsin, 1835-46 ; together with a sketch of Vliet's activi- 
ties from 1835 to 1837, written by his son, John B. Vliet based on 
Information in these notebooks and his own recollections. 

MS 62-2790 



Rockwell, Le Grand, 1812-1869. 

Papers, 1831-68. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Businessman, of Elkhorn, Wis. Mainly business papers relating to 
Rockwell's activities as register of deeds and clerk of court for Wal- 
worth County and letters concerning railroads and banking; together 
with some correspondence from family members, a diary (1837) de- 
scribing Rockwell's arrival in Wisconsin, and 2 diaries (1848-49) 
containing details of his activities, and mention of commodity prices 
and weather conditions. 

MS 62-2791 



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Upham, Horace A J 1853-1919 

Pap?rs. 1853-95. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer Mninly legal papers concerning the suit (1890-95) of 
Daniel Wells, Jr.. bondholder of the Fox and Wisconsin Improvement 
Oompany, ts. the Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Company, kept by 
Upham, an attorney for the plaintiff; together with letters from John 
Catlin, Breese J. Stevens, and others (1885-93) along with copies of 
other papers of both organizations. 

MS 62-2792 



Poe family. 

Papers, 1832-1909. 

93 Hems. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collection*. 

Primarily correspondence on domestic affairs from David W. Poe, 
his wife, and other members of the family In Brooklyn, Ohio, to rela- 
tives in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Letters (1862-63) from Isaac 
Poe, sergeant in the 29th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, describe Us 
Civil War service at Camp Randall, Wis., and in Arkansas. 

MS 62-2793 



Stoddard, Thomas B 1800-1876. 

Correspondence, 1861-65. 

1 bos. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Lawyer and railroad promoter. Letters dealing with Stoddard's 
efforts to obtain a charter and a federal land grant, for the Minne- 
sota and Root River Railroad, to thwart schemes of rival lines, to 
sell stock, and to secure men and materials for building the road. 
With a few exceptions the letters were directed to C. W. Thompson, 
superintendent of Indian affairs at St Paul, Minn 

MS 62-2794 



Swan, Elijah H 1811-1853. 

Correspondence, 1824-1903. 

l box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly family letters (1845-60) between members of a Connecticut 
and New York family who migrated to Saline, Mich, and to Cottage 
Grove, Wis, In the 1840-s. A small series (1901-03) written by 
Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota to Mrs. Sarah Swan contains 
reminiscences of their Wisconsin school days at Albion Academy. 

MS 62-2795 



Sulzer, William, 1863-1941. 

Papers, 1899-1923. 

1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Governor of New York. Correspondence and copies of speeches. 
A few of the papers deal with the direct primary, the progressive s' 
campaign of 1914, and the Prohibition and American parties. Other 
letters relate to Sulzer's business investments, Masonic activities and 
family matters. Correspondents Include John P. Alrgeld. Wants J 
Abbott, and William V. Allen. 

MS 62-2796 

Schhtte, Rudolph Q J. 18181 

Papers, 1837-79. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, documents, an account book, and miscellaneous 
papers of a German Immigrant who came to Mifflin, Wis- about 1856. 
In German. 

MS62-2797 

Russell, George C 1827-1912. 

Correspondence, 1837-72. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly letters from members of Russell's family and from friends 
while he was employed as a dry-goods clerk In New Bedford. Mass, 
and, after 1856, as a horse dealer In Madlwm, Wis. 

MS 62-2798 



Ward, James W 

Papers, 1851-67. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Legal and financial papers, together with a Journal of real estate 
and financial transactions of Ward, who came to Madison In 1856 
from Abtngton, Mass. 

MS 62-2799 



Rood, Katharine A 1861-1948. 

Papers, 1826, 1872-1923. 

2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

A scrapbook prepared by Miss Rood containing letters and other 
materials relating to the history of the First Presbyterian Church at 
Sevens Point. Wis. ; and a volume of manuscript music consisting 
mainly of folk tunes. 



MS 62-2800 



Swenaon, Oscar. 

Correspondence, 1885-1936. 

1 re»jl of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letters received by Swenson and his wife, residents of Grantaburg, 
Wis., from relatives In Sweden concerning local conditions, glass for 
emigration to America, and family affairs. In Swedish. 

MS 62-2801 



McEean, Thomas Jefferson, 1810-1870. 

Papers, ca. 1831-ca. 1866. 

lbox. 

In Iowa state Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

Army officer, engineer, and fanner. Correspondence, commissions, 
a diploma, and other papers. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of Louis L. McKean ; purchase from Cadmus Book Shop, 1914 
and 1£20. 

MS 62-2802 



fflacy, Jesse, 1842-1919. 
Papers, 1866-1918. 
ca. 1 box. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Political scientist Correspondence and addresses. 
Gift of Mrs. Macy, 1920. 

MS 62-2803 



Parry, Charles Christopher, 1823-1890. 
Correspondence, 1842-90. 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Botanist and physician. 

MS 62-2804 



Pope, Samuel, colonel. 
Papers, 19th cent, 
ca. 2 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence, 2 stock certificates (1840) of the Iowa Manufac- 
turing Co., and other papers of, or relating to. Pope. Includes a letter 
(1862) from Robert Moyle. 
In part, gift of Mrs. Eugene Bryson. 

MS 62-2805 



Phillips, WflKam, 1827-190L 

Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer, of Des Moines. Correspondence, addresses, tax receipts, 
certificates of admission to the Supreme Court bars of Iowa and the 
V. S, and other papers. 

Gift of Mrs. J. S. Phillips. 

MS 62-2806 



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Evans, William C 5. 1822. 

Papers, ca, 1860-ca. 1889. 

1 box. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Farmer and public official of Muscatine Co., Iowa. Correspondence. 
2 commissions, a certificate of election, 2 Invitations, and an enroll- 
ment in the Muscatine militia. Correspondents Include William B. 
Allison, Samuel Jordan Kirkwood, Samuel Merrill, and George C. 
Shipman. 

Gift of Lacy D. Evans, 1927; C K. aiiirm^ 1925. 

MS 62-2807 

Latchaw, John Roland Harris, 1851-1928. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Baptist and Christian clergyman, educator, and editor. Corre- 
spondence ; MSS. of LatchaWs Bride unveiled, Hymn to kosmos, and 
New commandant ; and a book, 

MS62-2808 

Ellyson, Gideon D 
Papers, ca. 1879- 
5 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Businessman, of Des Moines. Correspondence, vouchers, dippings, 
a diploma, and other papers. 

Gift of the estate of Mr. Ellyson, 1923 ; John H. Gould. 

MS 62-2809 

Van Buren County (Iowa) Fanners Institute. 

Records. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives '^'"'■tl iyH 

Programs, dippings, and other records. 

Gift of Arthur J. Secor, 1928. 

MS 62-2810 

Wellslager, Anna (Beekman) 
Papers. 
1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Correspondence and clippings. Correspondents Include Edwin Hard 
Conger and George B. Cortelyou. 
Gift of Mrs. Wellslager, 1931. 

MS 62-2811 

Drake, Francis Marion. 

Papers, ca. 1896-ca. 1898. 

1 box. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Governor of Iowa. Correspondence, proclamations, an Inaugural 
address, and printed material. Correspondents lndude William 
McLaughlin. 

Gift of Lana H. Cope, 1897 ; Mr. Drake. 

MS 62-2812 

Gower, Robert, of Cedar Co., Iowa. 
Papers. 

3 v. and-several items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Member of Iowa constitutional convention of 1857. Two notebooks, 
a memorandum book, commissions, and a certificate. Includes notes 
on national and State government. 

Gift of Mrs. Borredell Bally, 1926-39; Bosemond Turner, 19S9. 

MS 62-2818 

Packard, Stephen B 

Correspondence, 1878-96. 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Politician and diplomat Letters to Packard while serving as TJ. a 
Consul at Liverpool, Eng. 
Gift of Mr. Packard. 1909. 

MS 62-2814 

Savage, William, 1833-1908. 
Papers, 1847-1908. 

4 v., 1 box, and 1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Farmer and painter. Correspondence, 4 diaries, a 6 volume Journal, 
news dippings, advertisements, and other papers, inrinHinr material 
onlowa birds. 

In part, gift of Mr. Savage. 

MS 62-2816 



Collins, W L 

Papers, 1893-1915. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

A diary and account books. 

MS 62-2816 



Robinson, Charles D 1822-1886. 

Papers, 1808-S1. 

79 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin- collections. 

Publisher and politician of Wisconsin. Correspondence, together 
with a collection of autographs. Letters (1883-66) between Robin- 
son, owner of the Green Bay Advocate, and Matthew H. Carpenter, 
Arthur McArthur, and other War Democrats, concern the Union 
ticket formation of the Loyal Democratic Party, and the State and 
national political scene. 

MS 62-2817 



Stockbridge Indians. 

Papers, 1825-1911. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Material relating to the early history of the tribe in Wisconsin, 
induding a uedaratlon of rights and frame of government, a tribal 
census, constitution and laws, a plat of the reservation, several Items 
relating to the Statesburg mission, and scattered business papers of 
members of the tribe. 

MS 62-2818 

Sterling, John W 1816-1885. 

Papers, 1844, 1858-66. 
80 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Professor. Mainly receipted bills from merchants of Madison, 
Wis. 

MS 62-2819 

Stephenson Co., IU. 

Records of district schools, 1852-1921. 

86 p. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Becords of Harlem Corners. Blchland Center, and Damascus 
school districts with essays on these schools by Dr. and Mrs. Nelson 
Phillips. 

MS 62-2820 



Steele, John, 1832-1905. 

Papers, 1899-1930. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

A diary describing Steele's Journey to California during gold rush 
days ; a second copy edited by Joseph Schater for the Caxton Club, 
published as Across the plains in 1850; and a later narrative. In camp 
and cabin. 

MS 62-2821 

Spencer, Albert M 1856-1925. 

Correspondence, 1912-17. 
68 Items. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 
Municipal judge of Outagamie Co., Wis. Letters received by 
Spencer concerning his legal business, family affairs, and miscellane- 
ous matters. 

MS 62-2822 



Smith, John Y 1807-1874. 

Letters, 1856. 

lv. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts. 

Editor of the Wisconsin argus. Copies of a series of letters writ- 
ten by Smith from Aiken, S. C, to Sen. Henry rJodge on the appoint- 
ment of a postmaster for Madison which also describe the political 
position taken by Smith during his editorship of the Wisconsin argus, 
1844-51. 

MS 62-2823 



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Ewin, William. 

Papers, 1784-1877. 

19 T. 

In West Virginia University Library (33, 106) 

Land speculator, surveyor, and West Virginia State senator 

Gift of O. D. Lambert, 1935, and George Phillips. 

MS 62-2824 

Rindlaub, Martin P 1838-1932. 

Papers, 1917-25. 

2v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
Chairman of the Belmont Capitol Commission of Wisconsin. Cor- 
respondence concerning the restoration of the first territorial capital 
building and the formation of a park site, together with minutes of 
meetings of the commission, and miscellaneous papers. 

MS 62-2826 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Sermons and church history collection, 1794-1876 

11 V. * 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Sermons and notes on church history gathered from various 
sources. 

MS 62-2826 

Moore, Samuel, postmaster at Steuben, Me. 

Papers, 1777-1867. 

236 items. 

In Colombia University Libraries. 

Correspondence with local and State politicians, friends, business 
associates, and members of Moore's family on political, business and 
personal matters; deeds, indentures, writs, lists, accounts, and other 
papers. 

MS 62-2827 

Pickman, Benjamin, 1763-1843. 

Papers, 1788-1822. 

49 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Merchant of Salem, and U. S. Representative from Massachusetts. 
Mainly receipts and prices current kept by Pickman in connection 
with his commercial enterprises. 

MS 62-2828 

Pbnkinton Bank, Milwaukee. 

Records, 1887-1907. 

192 v. and 20 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Business and financial records of a leading Milwaukee bank from 
Its oranlzatlon In 1887 under the presidency of John Pianklnton until 
Its insolvency on June 1, 1898, under the presidency of Frederick T. 
Day, and for the ten years under the assignees. Material prior to 
June, 1893 includes 6 boxes of letters, mostly relating to day to day 
business operations, and about 3 dozen series of business record books. 
Including lists of checks drawn on various Milwaukee banks, cash- 
books, disbursement books, ledgers and Journals of various types, 
registers of foreign Items dispatched, letter books, daybooks, and 
numerous other series, After June, 1893 the papers Include assign- 
ments, court testimony and miscellaneous legal papers relating to 
litigation In Milwaukee County circuit court, and 4 assignee letter 
books. 

MS 62-2829 

Pitman, Benjamin. 

Papers, 1788-1824. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
^.5?"*! £?**• of Newport. It- 1- About a down letters from George 
Glbbs of Charlestown, S. O, discussing local conditions and events, 
together with a quantity of receipted bills, contracts, and specifica- 
tions dealing with the erection of public and private bondings, ap- 
prentices' wages, and supplies for family use. 

MS 62-2830 

Potter, Elvardo C 1856-1924. 

Memorandum books, 1897-1922. 

12 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Methodist minister. Small memorandum books kept by Potter 
concerning his ministerial services for the Methodist Church at 
Sharon, Wis. (1897-98, 1915-22) and at Manitowoc. Wis. (1906-11) 

MS 62-2831 



Prohibition Party. Wisconsin. State Executive Committee. 
Records, 1898-1907. 
4 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Account books of the secretary-treasurer, Altie Reed Walker to- 
gether with miscellaneous political notes and clippings. 

MS 62-2832 



Sewell, Robert, 1798-1874. 

Papers, 1838-1916. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Clergyman. Includes unpublished volumes of verse and prose ar- 
ticles ; sctool records of SeweU's daughters Mary Sewell Young and 
Anne B. SeweU, together with an account book containing school ex- 
penses (1875-80) kept by Miss Sewell, principal of the Oconomowoc 
Select School, and some family papers of the Rev. A. A. Young. 

MS 62-2833 



Shaffer- (Balthaser) and Son, Savannah. 

Records, 1805, 1865-66. 

31 items and 1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Daybook (1805), together with SI receipts (1865-66) made out by 
various persons to H. F. Coyle of New York for cotton bales. Day- 
book contains names of customers in Shaffer's tailor shop, recording 
the kind of clothes made for them, the amount of cloth used In the 
product, and the cost of the labor and doth. Customers mentioned 
Include William Crawford, John MUledge, and George M Troup. 

MS 62-2834 



Shove (T. C) Banking Company, Manitowoc, Wis. 
Record books, 1881-92. 

20 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Daybooks, ledgers, cashbooks, and other banking records of a com- 
pany established In 1858 and Incorporated in 1884. 

MS 62-2835 



Steinf eld family. 

Papers, 1872-1961. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, news clippings, notices (1882) of meetings of the 
Cactus Club, notice (1911) of a sheriffs sale In the case of Stelnfeld 
vs. Pahnerlee, report (1901) of the Mowry Mine, a biographical 
sketch of Albert Stelnfeld, 1854-1935, and a photo. Persons named 
Include E. J. Gilbert, W. J. Osborn and Harold Stelnfeld. 

MS 62-2836 



Ripley, George, 1802-1880. 

Letters, 1824, 1852-82. 

1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mew England editor, literary critic, and reformer. Letters written 
while Ripley was assistant editor of the New York Tribune or travel- 
ing in Europe, most of them to bis sister Marianne, who was living 
with the Biigham family In Blue Mounds, Wis. The letters deal 
largely with personal matters regarding Ripley's work, associates, 
and marriage. 

MS 62-2837 



Preusser, Jacob, 1775-1853. 
Papers, 1804-50. 
lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
An Inventory of personal property owned by Preusser, 1804-45, 
and a few letters and other papers In German. 

MS 62-2838 



Rosendale Agricultural Crab. 

Records, 1869-95. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Constitution and bylaws, minutes of meetings, roll of charter i 

hers, and papers on agricultural topics presented before the dub. 

MS 62-2839 



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U. S. Geological Survey. Lake Superior Division corre- 
spondence, 1882-1904. (Continued) 

other details ; correspondence *vith other division heads, with scien- 
tists In allied fields, editors, mineral land agents, mining companies, 
ore-disrribuUng concerns, manufacturers, and faculty members of 
other colleges, particularly the University of Chicago where Van Hise 
served as nonresident professor of geology ; and much communication 
with fielchvorkers, mainly concerning routine details of surveys. 
Since the incoming correspondence of the survey and of the univer- 
sity's department of geology was filed as one unit, much of the cor- 
respondence deals with university affairs, as well as with other pro- 
fessional and personal Interests of Van Hlse during the years he was 
connected with the survey. 

MS 62-2865 



Rosenwald, Lessing Julius, 1891- 

Mipcellaneous manuscripts, 17th-20th. cent. 

53 items. 

In Alverthorpe Gallery (Jenkurtown, Pa.) 

Forms pnrt of the Rosenwald Collection of the Library of Congress. 

Includes John Bate's The excellent art of drawing, limning, colour- 
ing, painting, and graving (1670) ; an 18th cent (?) copy of Abraham 
Bosse's Trairf des manieres de grauer en tallle douce sur l'alraln 
par le moyen des eauea fortes et des vernlz durs et mols; a MS. 
Index to the Songs of Innocence and of experience in the autograph 
of William Blake, together with 4 letters from Blake to James 
Blake, George Cumberland. William Hayley, and John Linnell ; 20 p. 
of MS. of Nikolai Gogol's Dead souls; Henry Green's Alciati papers; 
Philip Gilbert Hamerton's Vie de Turner (1885) ; Thomas Hardy's 
poem, Cry of the homeless ; William Hayley's Life of Romney (1807) ; 
Arthur Mayger Hind's An introduction to a history of woodcut, and 
typescript of his Early Italian engraving, pt 2 ; 34 letters and cards 
from Stephane Mallarme to the publisher fi. Deman (Inserted in his 
translation it the poems of Edgar Allan Poe) ; and Edward Norgate's 
An exact and compendious discourse concerning the arte of miniatura 
or limning. Other MSS. include The excellency of the pen and pencil 
(1673) ; Hommes lllustres, pelntres, sculpteurs, et graveurs (17th 
cent.?) ; and a sketchbook on military art (17th cent) 

Individual entries are described in The Rosenwald Collection, a 
catalogue ... published by the Library of Congress (1954). Indi- 
vidual Items may be made available, upon application, at the Library 
of Congress. The collection Is, however, housed and generally avail- 
able for consultation at the Alverthorpe Gallery, Jenkintown, Pa. 

Gift of Lessing J. Rosenwald to the Library of Con- 

gress, 1946- 

MS 62-2866 



Wilcox, Ella (Wheeler) 1855-1919. 
Letters, -1917-20. 
73 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Poet and author. Letters from California. Connecticut, France, 
and England, mainly to her brother, Marcos P. Wheeler, of Windsor, 
Wis., describing her Interest in theosophy and various forms of psy- 
chic phenomena, her war work In France, and her writings. 

MS 62-2867 



Remey, George Collier, 1841-1928. 

Papers, 1862-1931. 

80 boxes 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Naval officer. Correspondence (1804-1927), a commission, and 
other papers of Remey; correspondence (1880-1916), diaries, and an 
autobiographical sketch (1920) of his wife, Mary J. Remey ; and cor- 
respondence (1928-31), and other papers of his son, Charles Mason 
Bemey, a genealogist and a writer on Bahalsm. 

Part of the Charles Mason Remey papers are closed until 1995. 

Gift of Charles Mason Remey, 1924-48. 

MS 62-2868 



Strong, Henry P 1832-1884. 

Letters, 1861-64. 
1 box- 
In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Transcripts (typewritten) 

Surgeon for the 11th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. Letters from 
Strong to his wife, Sarah, at Belolt, describing army life along the 
Mississippi Elver, medical problems, Southerners and their reaction 
toward the war; cotton speculation, and the shortcomings of his 
superior officers. 

MS 62-2869 



1821-1888. 



Redington, Edward S 

Papers, 1862-67. 

5 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Papers of Capt Redington, of Company D, 23th Wisconsin Volun- 
teer Infantry, consisting of copies of letters written 10 1862-63 to his 
wife, at Whitewater, an order book of the above company, as well as 
order, report, and roll books of the Pioneer Company of the 1st Divi- 
sion, 7th Army Corps, to which Redington was assigned as captain 
commanding at its formation In 1863. 

MS 62-2870 



Cottage Grove, Wis. Presbyterian Church. 

Records of Presbyterian congregations in Cottage Grove, 
Verona, and Milwaukee, 1837-1920. 

24 p., 2 v, and a card Index. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcript (typewritten) 

Records of the Cottage Grove, Wis, congregation (1846-1820) , of 
the Presbyterian Church at Verona (1841-1905), and a card Index of 
names of persons received Into and dismissed from Immanuel Presby- 
terian Church in Milwaukee from 1837 to 1880. Cottage Grove rec- 
ords Include minutes of meetings of the congregation, the elders, and 
the Presbyterian Religious Society ; Information on lntra-church dis- 
cipline, lists of members and of baptisms, and collection records. Rec- 
ords of the Verona church Include notes on session meetings and 
minutes of church meetings (1847-1905), baptismal rolls (1841-88) 
and lists of new members (1859-85) 

MS 62-2871 



Reeve, James T 

Papers, 1747-1951. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Surgeon. Civil War records and correspondence of Reeve, who was 
surgeon In the 10th and the 21st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry ; to- 
gether with a diary he kept from December, 1863 to August, 1864; 
several drafts of speeches pertaining to his war service; and small 
groups of papers relating to his ancestors In Massachusetts and to bis 
son Dr. James S. Reeve, with whom he was associated In practice In 
Appleton, Wis. 

MS 62-2872 



Remey, Charles Mason, 1874- 
Papers. 



collector. 



1S7V. 



In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Genealogical records, correspondence, and historical sketches of 
Bear Admiral George Bemey, Charles Mason, Mary Mason Remey, 
and Rev. Ezekiei G. Gear. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

MS 62-2878 



Skewes, Samuel, 5. 1811. 

Diaries, 1839-70. 

6v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Photocopies. 

Farmer and local official of Wisconsin. Diaries kept by Skewes In 
Cornwall, England ; on his trip to America in 1842 by way of Quebec; 
and in TCorkville, Racine Co., Wis. Include brief dally entries on 
farming operations and weather conditions, occasional Items on family 
and community affairs, and ou Skewes' activities as Justice of the 
peace and other local officials. 

MS 62-2874 



Sherman, Simon Augustus, 1824-1906. 

Papers, 1848-1906. 

273 p. and 45 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Pioneer settler and lumberman of the upper Wisconsin River. 
Diaries (45 v., 1848-1906) containing genealogical data, flnwnrlal and 
business records. Information on early Portage County, and entries re- 
lating to a number of Inventions made by Sherman ; copies of Sher- 
man's notebooks In which he recorded Interviews with other pioneers, 
his own recollections of persons and events In the region, and meetings 
of pioneer societies; and excerpts copied from Portage County 
archives. 

MS 62-2876 



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Remsen, Peter A 1786-1852. 

Papers, 1817-52. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Cotton factor, of Mobile, Ala. Correspondence, a diary (1817-19) 
of a trip from New Jersey through the Southern States, and an ac- 
count and notebook kept by Remsen at Alexander, N. T. The letters, 
written by Audley H. Gazzam and others from various points in the 
TJ. S. and Sooth America, relate to various steamboat enterprises, 
1846-50, especially efforts to obtain from the Brazilian Government a 
monopoly of steam navigation on the Amazon River. They include de- 
scriptive comments on Brazil and Brazilian politics. Several letters 
in the 1820's are written from Murine Settlement, Madison Co 111. 
and other places in regard to the rescue from kidnappers of Henry 
Hicks, :m indentured Negro apprentice. 

MS 62-2876 



Reanme, Charles, 1752 (ca.)-1821 or 2. 

Papers, 1774-1844. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Pur trader and judge. A MS. arithmetic book, dated 1774 ; a small 
volume containing memoranda and trade accounts (1793-1811) ; 6 
legal documents produced while Reanme was justice of the peace at 
Green Bay, Wis, all in French ; nnd two anecdotes of Reaume's ad- 
ministration of justice, copied from the Green Bay Republican. 

Translations of the legal documents are printed In Collections of 
the Wisconsin Historical Society, v. 10 (1883/85) p. 90-94, 120, 133- 
135. 

MS 62-2877 



Eeinsch, Pan! Samuel, 1869-1923. 

Papers, 1892-1924. 

6 items and 4 bores. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Professor and diplomat Correspondence, Relnsch's lecture notes 
on German imperial policy, and a MS. draft of his An American diplo- 
mat In China. Correspondence, chiefly Incoming personal letters, pri- 
marily concerns family matters and arrangements for lectures and 
publications, but Includes a few letters (1803-04) by O. A. Forstrom 
of Sortavala, Finland, and others relating to Russian oppression In 
Finland after 1899, and a few on the Pan-American conferences of 
1906 and 1910 as well as on the Pan-American Scientific Congress of 
1909 which Relnsch attended. 

MS 62-2878 



Bice, Lester. 

Papers, 1831-36, 1893. 

75 p. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Photocopies. 

Bookkeeper. Letters to Rice's fiancee, Adeline Going, and a diary 
of his sea voyage from Boston to Natchez. Includes casual refer- 
ences to living conditions in New England and descriptions of New 
Orleans and Natchez, but the letters are largely <w<m with personal 
matters. 

MS 62-2879 

Savin, Louisa M (Brayton) 1816-1917. 

Correspondence, 1842-86. 

47 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letters from George Sawin, of La Porte, Ind., to Louisa Brayton, 
of Altaian , Wis., and her father ; later letters from the Sawins con- 
cerning family affairs and the setting up of a carriage shop In 
Jefferson County; Civil War letters of Albert Sawin, Company F, 
29th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers; and miscellaneous family let- 
ters to Mrs. Maria Sawin Bird of Madison. 

MS 62-2880 

Stewart, Charles David, 1868- 

Papers, 1874-1953. 

61 Items and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Author. Correspondence, literary MSS., reminiscences, and some 
data on the Dawes family. Includes MSS. of Stewart's work Some 
textual difficulties In Shakespeare, an unpublished volume. More 
solutions In Shakespeare, short personal letters from Charles G. 
Dawes of Evanston, I1L, commenting on Stewart's writings, and 
Stewart's reminiscences of his relationship with Emanuel Phlllpp, 
governor of Wisconsin. 

MS 62-2881 



Koeseler, John Samuel, 1859-1942. 

Papers, 1888-90. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Replies to a questionnaire issued by Koeseler to school superin- 
tendents, teachers, county officials, priests, uastors. and others, con- 
cerning foreign populations in Wisconsin. "The information, cover- 
ing nearly every county of the State, varies from brief form replies 
to detailed accounts of the racial and religious backgrounds of for- 
eign groups and their progress iu amalgamating with the native-born 
population, 

MS 62-2882 



ScbJaich, Julius, 1830-1919. 

Papers, 1800-1918. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Resident of Plymouth, Wis., and officer of Company B 27th Wis- 
consin Volunteer Infantry, later attached to suit of 7th Army Corps 
Correspondence, diaries, miscellaneous Civil War military papers 
and later material relating to pension claims of Sheboygan County 
residents, together with minutes of meetings of an association of 
German farmers and craftsmen of Plymouth, 1898-1908. Corre- 
spondence consists of several letters from Stuttgart and Gross Hep- 
pach, Germany (1850-51 and to the 1890's), and Civil War letters 
written by Schlaich chiefly from Little Rock, Ark. Most of the 
papers are in German. 

MS 62-2883 



Roantree, John H 1805-1890. 

Papers, 1828-1907. 

11 v. .ind 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Wisconsin pioneer. Miscellaneous business and military papers, 
Including Kountree's recollections of his trip from Illinois and his 
exploration and settlement In the Wisconsin lead-mining region at 
the site of Platteville, in 1827-29: 2 letter books (1828-52) and vari- 
ous financial records, all relating to his land agency and mercantile, 
Insurance, farming, and lead mining activities, and the suits against 
him as a result of the sinking of the steamboat Dubuque in 1837; 
minor military commissions; a muster roll for Ronntree's company 
In the Black Hawk War, several license bonds, licenses for smelting, 
and returns for minerals. 

MS 62-2884 



Wales, Julia Grace, 1881- 

Papers, 1914-17. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of "Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of a member of the University of Wisconsin faculty relat- 
ing to the plan for continuous mediation without armistice evolved 
by her in 1914. Includes correspondence, drafts of the plan, and an 
account of an interview by David S. Jordan and Louis P. Lochner 
with President Wilson, Nov. 12, 1915. Organizations mentioned in- 
clude the International Conference of Women at the Hague In April 
1915; the Ford Peace Expedition of Dec., 1915; and the Neutral 
Conference for Continuous Mediation sitting at Stockholm in 1916. 
A number of letters written by Miss Wales from the Netherlands 
and the Scandinavian countries in 1915 and 1916 throw light on 
conditions in neutral countries during the war. Correspondents In- 
clude Jane Adrtams and Louis P. Lochner of the Chicago Peace 
Society. 

MS 62-2885 



Strong, Moses McCure, 1810-1894. 

Papers, 1774-1894. 

34 v. and 41 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Surveyor, lawyer, and legislator, of Wisconsin. Correspondence, 
about 50 diaries and memorandum books, personal and business 
record books, and plats and notes from Strong's early surveying work 
In Wisconsin. Includes material on Strong's four major business 
Interests: land, railroads, lumbering, and mining, as well as his po- 
litical interests, his family and personal life, and State and local 
history. 

Described In Strong and Woodman manuscript collections, Bulle- 
tin of information no. 78 of the Wisconsin Historical Society and in 
Guide to the manuscripts of the Wisconsin Historical Society (1944) 

MS 62-2886 



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Paxsoc, Joseph A 

Papers, 1869-71. 

2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician. Diaiy (1888-70) and a teacher's grade book, contain- 
ing newspaper clippings of letters on the Indians written by Paxson 
for the Bucks County (Pa.) Intelligencer and 3 letters written to 
Paxson in 1870-71. The diary, kept by Paxsoo during bis entire serv- 
ice as physician to the Winnebago Indian Agency In Thurston County, 
Nebraska, describes his trip from Philadelphia to the agency, the 
Government's treatment of the Indians, prairie fires, medical cases, 
and general routine of life there; lists dally temperature readings; 
and comments on the Omaha and Santee Indian reservations, Omaha, 
Sioux City, Vermillion, and other villages In this region. 

MS 62-2910 

Lapham, Increase Allen, 1811-1875. 

Papers, 1825-1930. 

85 v. and 26 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Civil engineer and natural scientist. Correspondence, diaries, 
scientific reports, MS. copies of published works, meteorological ob- 
servations, survey notes, records of Lapham's exploratory trips to 
mineral regions of Wisconsin and elsewhere, a volume relating to the 
founding of Lapham, Minn, In 1857, an unpublished catalog of the 
described grasses of the U. S^, dated 1856, and scrapbooks of clip- 
pings. Some of the correspondence Is with members of the family, 
but in great part it relates to Lapham's activities, scientific projects 
and Interchange of information with other scientists, among whom 
are Cleveland Abbe, Asa Gray, James Hall, Leo Lesquereux, Ben- 
jamin Slliiman, Samuel Stone, and Charles Whittlesey. Later ma- 
terial relates to Lapham's scientific work and the compilation for 
publication of a memorial volume by his daughter, Julia A. T-npham 

An account of Lapham's trip to Green Bay In 1843 Is published 
In the Wisconsin magazine of history, v. 9 (Sept 1925) p. 90-97. 

MS 62-2911 

Starr, William J 1881-1921. 

Papers, 1886, 1902-38. 

6 v. and 7 bores. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Businessman, of Eau Claire, Wis. Correspondence, letter books, 
scattered minutes of company meetings, and miscellaneous financial 
and legal records, including mortgage records (1904-31) and audit 
reports of Starr's estate (1926-36). Bulk of the collection re- 
lates to the period 1919-27. Papers regarding the Davis & Starr 
Lumber. Company of Eau Claire concern the company's timber and 
real estate holdings in Wisconsin, numerous letters relating par- 
ticularly to the development of the town of Frederic. Unbound cor- 
respondence relating to the company is complemented by Incorporation 
papers and by letter books (1920-24). Other papers deal with Starr's 
major investments: real estate in Chicago; tlmberiands in Shasta 
Co., Calif. ; the Florence-Louisiana Company, engaged in Louisiana 
land operations ; and the Weston Heights Stock Farm and the Weston 
Orchard Company, both In Dunn Co., Wis. Personal correspondence 
In one letter book (1920-21) concerns Starr's family, personal friends, 
and lesser business activities. Among Starr's business associates 
represented In the correspondence are A. L. Arpln, C. T. Bundy W. L 
Davis, Burt E. De Yo, J. D. R. Steven, J. B. Tasker, the Bed River 
Lumber Company (representing the California timber Interests of 
T. B. Walker), and the California Forest Protective Association, 

MS 62-2912 

Usher, Ellis Baker, 1852-1931. 

Papers, 1847-1912. 

42 v.' and 19 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Newspaper editor and political leader. Usher's correspondence, 
letter books (1875-99) and office records connected with the La Crosse 
Chronicle ; together with material on the early history of La Crosse. 
The latter includes a few papers (1847) of Nathan Myrick; a sur- 
veyor's record book (1850) ; federal tax lists (1862-64) ; papers of 
the Soldiers' Aid Society (1863) ; records of the Cemetery Associa- 
tion (1864) ; a subscription list of the Grant Club (1868) ; and min- 
utes of the directors' meetings of the La Crosse and Omaha Railway 
Company (June, 1879). Almost half of Usher's correspondence Is 
for the years 1887-88 when he was chairman of the Democratic 
State Central Committee, dealing with the details of management of 
a political campaign. Includes many letters from Edward C. Wall 
whom Usher consulted on all vital questions of party affairs, and 
from William F. Vilas, chiefly on matters of patronage. Frank P. 
Cobura wrote frequently from Washington during his term as Con- 
gressman, 1891-93. Other party leaders represented in the corre- 
spondence are Wendell A. Anderson, Edward S. Bragg, Will Brawley, 
Joshua E. Dodge, Charles W. Felker, Charles Jonas, John H- Knight, 
John L Mitchell, George W. Peck, and Clarence Snyder. In 1896 
Usher was state committeeman for the Gold Standard Democrats. 
His correspondents then and for the next few years included an In- 
creasing number of Stalwart Republican leaders, among whom were 



Joseph W. Babcock, Ira B. Bradford, John J. Bach, and Ellsha W. 
Keyes. Papers throughout the collection deal with Usher's news- 
paper work in La Crosse and Madison, and after 1904, with his adver- 
tising agency in Milwaukee. 

MS 62-2913 



Poole, De Witt Clinton, 1885-1952. 

Papers, 1918-52. 

12 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Diplomat and educator. Correspondence, notes and drafts of lec- 
tures, memoranda, and other papers. Bulk of the material consists 
of notes and drafts of Poole's lectures on the American mission to 
Russia, 1917-24, and on other topics related to international politics, 
foreign affairs, and political theory. A large box of correspondence 
and related papers (1918-19 and 1928-52) concerns highlights of 
Poolers career. Includes some contemporary material on the Russian 
Revolution; scattered references to Soviet diplomacy and foreign 
relations ; the American Foundation's 1933 survey of opinion on the 
question of recognition of the Soviet Union ; memoranda of conversa- 
tions which Poole held in 1944 on behalf of the U. S. Office of Strategic 
Services, with the Rev. Stanislaus Orlemanskl, who had interviewed 
Stalin about relations between the Kremlin and the Vatican and 
about Stalin's plans for the formation of a new Polish Government ; 
a few other papers relating to Poole's service in the OSS ; memoranda 
(1946) on American postwar policy in Germany; notes (1951) on an 
interview with George F. Kennan concerning the need for educational 
work among foreign groups within the U. S. ; and letters concerning 
Poole's educational activities at Princeton and Harvard and the publi- 
cation of a number of articles. Correspondents Include officials of 
the Dept of State, editors and publishers, and a few diplomats and 
authors, among them Raoul Bertrand, Wilbur J. Carr, Joseph P. 
Cotton, Harold G. Dodds, Joseph C. Grew, William Hard, Frank S. 
Hopkins, Charles E. Hughes, Robert H. Jackson. John K. Jessup, 
Frederick Kuh, Robert Lansing, William P. Maddox, Harold Nichol- 
son. William Church Osborn, Ralph Barton Perry, Earl S. Pomeroy, 
Andre Siegfried, Henry L. Stlmson. Arthur H. Sulzberger, and Qulncy 
Wright 

MS 62-2914 

Sholes, Christopher Latham, 1819-1890, 
Correspondence, 1869-89. 

112 p. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Printer, Journalist, and Inventor. Mainly letters from Sholes to his 
partners James and Amos Densmore concerning the Invention and Im- 
provement of his typewriter, containing discussions of etmnMqj g^d 
mechanical problems, Sholes' health, and his discouragement over the 
machine. Editorial notes by Lynda Densmore Ounton accompany the 
correspondence. 

MS 62-2915 

Reynolds, Benoni O 1824-191L 

Papers, 1878-79. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician of Lake Geneva, Wis., and Wisconsin State senator. In- 
cludes correspondence pertaining to legislation for the regulation of 
medical practice, and speeches delivered to the senate in support of 
prohibition legislation and In opposition to inflation of the currency. 

MS 62-2916 

Iowa. Suffrage Memorial Commission. 

Records, 1854-1949. 

ca. 2 file cases. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Correspondence, biographies, speeches, records of the Iowa Equal 
Suffrage Association and other organizations, clippings, printed mat- 
ter, other papers and records, photos., and memorabilia, documenting 
the history of the woman's suffrage movement in Iowa and the lives 
of Its leaders. Includes 8 drawers of clippings and pictures related to 
Carrie Chapman Catt and women associated with her. 

Also described in Annals of Iowa, ser. S, v. 14, no. 5 (July 1924) 
P. 859. 

Deposited by the Commission, 1937- 

MS 62-2917 

Stuntz, Albert C 1825-1914. 

Diaries, 1858, 1863-69, 1882. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Diaries describing Stuntz's work as timber agent for school and 
university lands in the upper St Crolx~Vauey; surveyor on Indian 
reservations at Lac du Flambeau and Lac Court Oreille in 1863 ; Wis- 
consin State assemblyman, 1865: and county surveyor of Green Co_ 
Wis, 1882. 

MS 62-2918 



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Perry, James M 

Papers, 1862-65. 

l box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

ToSSSflnf^JS *SL hr F^ Perry ' 0f °°- *• Tth ***■ Wisconsin 
hte^S^S^S' ,^ ouotln « activities of camp and battlefield, and 
his work while detailed as nurse for the wounded at Fredericksburg 

MS 62-2919 
Reid, Harvey, 1842-1910. 
Papers, 1857-1908. 
5 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies 
Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, and newspaper clippings 
Includes letters, written by Held from Union Grove to members of his 
family iu 1357 and 1858, while attending the University of Wisconsin 
■ 2 8 %S?JE lllle / menrt,er o* Company a, 22d Wisconsin Infantry, 
in the cavil War, describing battles in Tennessee, field's capture and 
Imprisonment at Llbby Prison, and the march of Sherman's army 
through Georgia,- diaries (1859-71) relating mainly to the CM Wa? 
together with a University diary for 1861 ; a letter of 1800 giving a 
detailed description of the Champ Clark-Charles B. Landis debate at 
Clar nda, Iowa, Aug. 21. 1900; 5 vols, of clippings (186^1W7)con- 

MS 62-2920 

Sheldon, John Pitts, 1792-1871. 
Papers, 1816-65, 1909. 
lbox. 
In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

•J^TmSSIi P"2? h E 5* d P° lla<:la n- Letters, accounts, a list of 
voters (1855) In the 2d Congressional District of Wisconsin kept by 
Sen. Henry Dodge, and an autobiographical sketch written by Shel- 
don s son, Thomas H. Sheldon. Includes printer's advertising ac- 
counts (1818-21) ; miscellaneous accounts, including those for the 
building of a home at Peru, Iowa (1832-34) ; letters of the Sheldon, 
Whiting, and Gratiot families, and Sheldon's own correspondence 
with Arthur Bronson, Lewis Cass, Lucius Lyon, and Sheldon's 
toother Thomas C. Sheldon of Detroit 

. ^autobiographical sketch of Thomas H. Sheldon was published 
In the Wisconsin magazine of history, v. 12 (June 1829) p. 403-23. 

MS 62-2921 

Piper, Benjamin, J. 1827. 

Papers, 1862-79. 
11 Items and 6 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections- 
Wisconsin farmer. Six diaries (1868-79), a letter to the editor 
of the Wisconsin state Journal declaring slavery to be the cause of 
the Civil War, Piper's statement of reasons for being a Unlversalist 
and a few receipts. 

MS 62-2922 

Roese, Alfred E 1862-1920. 

Correspondence, 1904-10. 

69 Items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Editor and publisher. Mainly letters written by Roese, publisher 
of the Osceola Sun, offering assistance to John F. Dletz of Winter, 
Wis., during the latter's controversy with the Chippewa Lumber and 
Boom Company. Includes a few of Dletz's replies and a brief sketch 
of Roese. 

MS 62-2923 

Skavlem, Halvor Larsen, 1846-1939. 

Papers, 1806-1930. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Naturalist and anthropologist Mainly correspondence, reminis- 
cences, and articles relating to Skavlem's professional activities in 
southern Wisconsin; accompanied by a record book (1897-1903) of 
the Carcajon Club oi Lake Kosukonong, a hunting organization to 
which he belonged. 

MS 62-2924 
HOI, James Langdon, 1848-193L 
Papers, 
lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Congregational clergyman and author. Correspondence, clippings, 
and other papers of Hill; and records of Julius A. Seed, a Congre- 
gational missionary In Iowa. Includes a paper on Samuel F Smith. 
Gift of Mr. Bm, 1917. 

MS 62-2925 



Crow, Carl, 1883-1945. 

Papers, 1903-i5. 

3 v. and 332 folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscrints 
Collection. *^ 

Correspondence and other papers of a foreign correspondent 
mainly relating to the Far East and South America. Includes a 
diary kppt by Crow during a trip on the Burma Road, a diary kept 
by a Japanese soldier, literary MSS., scrapbooks, financial accounts, 
and notes on the Kuomintang and the Chinese communists the nar- 
cotics traffic in China, and the Slno-Japanese hostilities of the 1980's. 

Deposited by Roma Crow Waiters. 

MS 62-2926 

Smith, William Rudolph, 1787-1868. 

Papers, 1837-60. 

3 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Lawyer, author, and public official of Wisconsin. Smith's three- 
volume History of Wisconsin, Including the Incomplete and unpub- 
lished second volume, his Journal of a trip from Pittsburgh to Madi- 
son and the lead region in 1837, an autobiographical sketch, and a 
few articles on subjects of local Interest. 

The journal of 1837 has been published In the Wisconsin magazine 
of history, v. 12 (Dec. 1828-Mar. 1929) p. 192-220, 300-321. 

MS 62-2927 

Smalley, George Herbert. 

Papers, 1872-1961. 

100 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson. Ariz ) 

Journalist rancher, and public official. Correspondence, reminis- 
cences (1939) of boyhood on the frontier, 8 scrapbooks (1913-14) of 
the High Cost of Living Taxpayers League, biographical material, 
certificates, and photos, of various western characters. Includes 
material on Porflrio Diaz, the xaqul Indians, the Tonto Natural 
Bridge, and other places. 

MS 62-2928 

Richmond, Thomas C 1846-1920. 

Correspondence, 1882-1910. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Madison, Wis. Includes information on efforts to set 
the Populist Party to accept prohibition and woman suffrage, on the 
movement for political union of reform elements in Wisconsin and 
the U. S, on Richmond's connections with various reform publica- 
tions, a prohibition life Insurance company and a prohibition coloni- 
zation project real estate transactions, the 1907 amendments of the 
Wisconsin inheritance tax law, and Richmond's views on Imperialism 
at the time of the Philippine and Boer wan. Correspondents Include 
William Jennings Bryan, Samuel D. Hastings, Robert M. La FoUette, 
Walter T. Mills, John St John, Robert Schilling, Frances B. Wlllard. 



and others. 



MS 62-2929 



Phflipp, Emanuel Lorenz, 1861-1925. 

Papers, 1887-1925. 

15 v. and 20 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Governor of Wisconsin. Correspondence; financial records; ma- 
terial on the Wisconsin public education system including budget 
studies, memoranda to the Governor, press releases, proposed legis- 
lation, and expressions of opinion from administrative and educa- 
tional experts and alumni throughout the U. S.; and briefs and 
decisions in libel cases, notably the Union Refrigerator Transit Com- 
pany vs. S. S. McClure Company In 1908. Other subjects Include 
Phillpp's relations with Robert M. La Follette, Sr., In 1900, his 
business transactions with Joseph Schlltz In 1903, Phillpp's campaign 
expenditures, 1902-04, the nomination of William Howard Toft in 
1908, patronage, legislative and administrative proposals, selection 
of a representative to the Panama-Pacific Exposition of 1915, send- 
ing of the National Guard to the Mexican Border In 1916, the Wil- 
liam H. Allen report on the State university, compulsory military 
service in 1917, work of the Fuel Administration in Wisconsin, 
headed by William N. Fitzgerald, work of the Food Administration 
and the Council of Defense, return of Wisconsin troops, publication 
of a history of the 82d Division, efforts to deal with the problems of 
unemployment and Inadequate housing, Wisconsin's part In relief 
work for northern Minnesota fire victims in 1919, the work of the 
League to Enforce Peace, the proposed League of Nations ; Phillpp's 
presidency of the Ml Lola Cigar Company, the Union Refrigerator 
Transit Company, and the Milwaukee Association of Commerce; and 
management and development of Phillpp's farm near Sumpter, Wis. 

Described in Guide to the manuscripts of the Wisconsin Historical 
Society (1944) p. 163-164 and its Supplement no. 1 (1957) p. 112-113. 

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Racine Co., Wis. 

Records, 1842-96. 
1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Commissions issued to notaries pnblic (1846-63) ; a few scattered 
records of the town of Burlington (1842-96) : and a volume of type- 
written copies of clerks' records for the town of Racine (1842-49) 

MS 62-2948 

La Vallette, EKe A F 1790 (ca.)-1862. 

Papers, 1826-1928. 

558 items and 10 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Naval officer. Correspondence, Journals (1833-35), logbook and 
diary (1820-22), logbook for the frigate Congress, general order book, 
biographical sketch, and other papers, largely relating to La Vallette's 
career, and concerning his administration of Mazatlan, Mexico; the 
capture of an American seaman by natives of an African island ; the 
Jaffa Affair; and other matters. Correspondents include J. C. Dob- 
bin, Uriah P. Levy, Isaac Toucey, and members of the La Vallette 
family. 

Card index in the library. Also described in Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tilley and 
N. L. Goodwin (1947) 

Acquired, 1942. 

MS 62-2949 

Smith, Jeremiah, founder of Burlington, Iowa. 
Correspondence. 

1 envelope. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

Includes letters on Smith's claims for damages from the destruc- 
tion of the building housing the Wisconsin Territorial Legislative 
Assembly in Burlington, 1837, and for damages to a mill serving the 
Sauk and Fox Indians. 

MS 62-2950 

Wiley, Joseph Lee. 

Papers, 1884-1920. 

2 boxes. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
Correspondence, articles, news clippings, political cartoons, rollcall 
sheets for the first Arizona State House of Representatives, a legal 
opinion involving Wiley, licenses to operate roulette games in Tucson, 
receipts (1884) for Lodge 94 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire- 
men, personal receipts, tickets, bills, other papers, and photos.. Includ- 
ing material on elections, Democratic Party meetings, the Arizona 
Legislature, a trial for the murder of Mary Josephine Walsh Bates, 
and the Joe Gang-Battling Nelson lightweight boxing match in Gold- 
field, Nev., in 1906. 

MS 62-2951 

Seymour, Horatio, 1810-1886. 

Papers, 1741-1886. 

12 v. and 7 boxes. 

In Cornell Fnlverslty Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (694, 1218) 

Governor of New York. Correspondence, diaries, deeds, Inven- 
tories of property and household goods, accounts, and other business 
records of the Seymour, Tlbbltts, and Bleecker families. Relates to 
the history and disposal of lands In Albany, Herkimer, Oneida, and 
other New York counties, to the settling of estates, and to Seymour's 
land Investments In western New York. Includes general store, lum- 
bering, and boat accounts and papers relating to the Utlca Insurance 
Co., the Fox and Wisconsin Improvement Co., and the Saint Mary's 
Falls Ship Canal Co. Correspondents Include Goldsbrow Banyax, 
Barent Bleecker, John Bleecker, Rntger Bleecker. John Bradstreet, 
Brastns Corning, Henry Green, Charles T. Harvey, Alexander B. 
Johnson, Richard I .arming, John Lawyer, John Scott Morin, Philip 
Schuyler, Henry Seymour, John Seymour, Frazier Spraker, Benjamin 
Tlbbltts, Clarkson Tlbbltts, George S. Trast,-and D. a Whltwood. 

Described in the Annual report of the curator, Cornell University 
Library, Collection of Regional History (1946-48) p. 37. 

MS 62-2952 

OKn, John Myers, 1851-1924. 

Papers, 1879-1916. 

9 v. and 3 boxes. 

In state Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer of Madison, Wis. Correspondence and docket books 
(1879-99). Letters deal mainly with Olln's public services, with 
frequent references to affairs of the University of Wisconsin, where 
Olln lectured at the Law School and to political matters. Includes 
two boxes of Incoming correspondence relating to Olln's activities on 
behalf of the Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association (1894- 
1916). 

MS62-2958 



Van der Menlen family. 

Papers, 1782-1867. 

3 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Financial and religious records of P. Van der Meulen, a vlce- 
prefect at Ysselstein, Netherlands, and of the Rev. S. J. Van der 
Meulen of Amsterdam, whose daughter was Mrs. Nils Otto Tank of 
Green Bay, together with catalogs of the Tank library. Includes 2 
large vols, of records of tax and interest payments on loans at Yssel- 
stein (1782-1814) ; copies of religious verses; and a bulletin of church 
services at Amsterdam (1814). Most of the papers are In Dutch. 

MS 62-2954 



Murphy, John, 1898- collector. 

Papers, 1880-1961. 
ca. 100 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 
A letter book of Scott White, sheriff of Pima County, photos., and 
stereoscopic views of Arizona. 

MS 62-2955 



Claims to be adjusted according to the treaty of amity, com- 
merce and navigation, 1799-1804. 

50 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Records of claims against the Governments of the United States and 
England, made by their citizens, to be adjusted according to the 
treaty of amity, commerce and navigation. 

MS 62-2956 



Priestley, Thomas, 1836-1890. 

Papers, 1856-91. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Army officer and Indian agent Correspondence and a diary. In- 
cludes correspondence describing Priestley's own or his friends' experi- 
ences (1858-60) at Placerville, Calif., Read's Landing, Minn., and 
Blue River, Utah Territory; letters written and received during the 
Civil War in which Priestley served with the 11th and 30th Wisconsin 
Volunteer Infantry; a diary for 1864 containing accounts of a scout- 
ing expedition from Fort Snelling, Minn., to Fort Wadsworth, Dakota 
Territory; and a few letters (1887-89) received while he was Indian 
agent at Yakima, Washington Territory. 

MS 62-2957 



Smith, George B 1823-1879. 

Papers, 1837-90. 

19 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Madison, Wis. Correspondence; letter books (1858-70 
with gaps) ; diaries (29 v., 1850-79) containing Information on politi- 
cal figures and events and on Madison and Its people ; legal papers (2 
boxes) and a lengthy lecture on the anthorship of Shakespeare. Thir- 
teen boxes of correspondence relating to the years after 1867 Include 
numerons letters and telegrams from railroad officials and attorneys 
In Wisconsin, New York City, and other eastern cities. This technical 
material has to do with legal cases, their preparation, development, 
progress, and methods of presentation and argument, and with claims 

against the railroad companies. Correspondents include George 
Burnham, Matthew H. Carpenter, Luther S. Dixon, George Goodwin, 
Charles A. Gray, James H. Howe, Henry L. Palmer, William Ruger, 
and Thomas A. Scott of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Other 
letters concern State Democratic affairs In general. Smith's candidacy 
for the U. S. Senate In 1869, and the national election of 1876 Includ- 
ing his trip to Louisiana as a member of the committee to investigate 
vote .frauds. Miscellaneous matters include the State campaigns of 
18SS and 1856, the Maine Law, the Levi HubbeU Impeachment trial 
State finances under "shanghalsm" In 1856, school and swamp land 
speculation, the William A. Barstow claim, the efforts of N. B. Latta 
and A. H. Adams to obtain gubernatorial pardons, the banking crisis 

of 1861, Democratic views on the Lincoln administration and conduct 
of the war, efforts of Matthew Carpenter in 1872 to have the court 
district of Judge Andrew G. Miller combined with that of Judge James 
C. Hopkins, the Duluth and Superior dispute over harbor facilities. 
Potter Law prosecutions, and the Chicago mayoralty election of 1877. 

MS 62-2958 



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Reed, Daniel Alden, 18T5-1959. 

Papers, 1914-59. 

90 ft 

In Cornell University, Collection of Regional History and Univer- 
Bity Archives. 

TJ. S. Representative from New York. Correspondence, speeches, 
press releases, copies of -bills Introduced in the House, notebooks, finan- 
cial records and other personal papers, newspaper clippings (some 
mounted in scrapbooks), printed matter, miscellaneous material, and 
photos, chiefly relating to Reed's Congressional career. Includes ma- 
terial on taxation and tariff policies, the work of the House Ways and 
Means Committee, Congressional elections, the Supreme Court reor- 
ganization bill of 1837, the wort of the Office of Price Administration, 
the Civilian Production Administration, the Economic Cooperation 
Administration and other Government agencies, legislation on employ- 
ment, immigration and naturalization, labor, education, and the postal 
service, problems concerning World War n and the Korean War, vet- 
erans' benefits, the Inter-Parliamentary Union, the promotion and ex- 
pansion of Chambers of Commerce in various cities, monetary policy, 
socialized medicine,- the St Lawrence Seaway, Indian affairs in New 
York State, appointments to the U. S. Military, Naval, and Air Force 
academies, appointments of postmasters and rural carriers In New 
York's 43d district, and Washington, D. C. social activities. Corre- 
spondents include Frank S. Clsna, John Foster Dulles, Dwight D. 
Elsenhower, Herbert Hoover, George M Humphrey, Richard M. 
Nixon, John D. Rockefeller, Jr, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Joseph Rubin- 
stein, and Carl Wluingham. 

Indexed in the library's general card catalog; unpublished guides 
available. 

Access restricted. 

Gift of Mr. Reed. 1958-59. 

MS 62-2959 



Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 1853-1913. 

Papers, 1762, 1823-1929. 

5 v. and 6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Librarian, historian, and editor. Correspondence, diaries, ad- 
dresses, lecture notes, accounts, and miscellaneous historical data. 
Bulk of the collection consists of addresses on Wisconsin and national 
history, lecture notes, and historical data. Includes diaries of trips 
by boat down the Fox, Ohio, Rock, and Wisconsin Rivers; a diary 
of a trip by bicycle through Virginia ; notes on interviews with Andrew 
J. and Peter J. VIeau, Morgan L. Martin, and Alexis Clermont ; house- 
hold expenses (2 v, 1882-1807) ; ledgers and account books of Henry 
Turvlll, father of Mrs. Thwaites; letters (1886) to Thwaites on early 
Madison schools, for his book on that subject; several letters of 
Julia Ward Howe; some miscellaneous deeds for lands in Ohio and 
Wisconsin ; and a number of tax receipts of Henry Turvlll. 

MS 62-2960 



Herriott, Frank Irving, 1868-1941. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dent of History and Archives collections. 

Sociologist and historian. Correspondence of Herriott and of bis 
father, John Herriott, Including material on Iowa public affairs and a 
controversy of John Herriott over railroad assessments; an article, 
Preservation of our public documents ; a memorandum book of litera- 
ture and information on Abraham Lincoln; a scrapbook on Southern 
customs, traditions, and speech; material (1898) on a suit of the 
Scottish Union & National Insurance Co. of Edinburgh against John 
Herriott as treasurer of Iowa; and a tribute to Mary R. Whitcomb. 

Preservation of our public documents was published in Annals of 
Iowa, ser. 8, v. 5, no. 4 (Jan. 1902) p. 293-308. 

Gift of Mrs. Herriott, 1843 ; Mr. Herriott 

MS 62-2961 



Johnson, Charles, of the Team Santa Fi Expedition. 

Correspondence of Charles, George, and Albert Johnson, 
1813-1900. 

ca. 75 Items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Includes material concerning labor conditions in Austin, Texas, in 
1840, the formation of a company to run a feny at the junction of the 
Gila and Colorado Rivera, the establishment of Fort Yuma, the ex- 
ploration of the Colorado River to determine Its navigability, the San 
Juan Capistrano Mission, Bancho Fefiaaqultos, and Plo Pico. 

MS 62-2962 



Toole, William. 

Papers, 1836-1930. 

2 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Horticulturist of Baraboo, Wis. Mainly correspondence, financial 
reports, and minutes of annual meetings of the Wisconsin Farmers' 
Alliance, of which Toole was State secretary; together with later let- 
ters concerning horticultural experiments, the Skillet Creek Farmers* 
Club, and the movement for rural social centers, with copies of Toole's 
addresses; records (1918-27) of the Sauk County Utilities Company 
a cooperative association for furnishing electric current to farmers, 
of which William A. Toole, Jr, was president; and records (1849-68) 
of School District No. 4, Town of Freedom. Wfci i«wooj 

MS 62-2963 



St Meinrad Archabbey, St. Meinrad, Ind. 

Miscellaneous MSS. 

ca. 250 items. 

In St Meinrad (Ind.) Archabbey Library. 

Mainly 18th-18tb century Italian MSS., together with some 14th 
and 15th century fragments, an Egyptian document of ca. 330 b. c, 
a few 19th century papers, and about 30 recent academic writings. 
Includes nearly 100 letters and documents, chiefly 17th and 18th cen- 
tury, of the Borgia family ; a collection of Tgngii^b wills, indentures, 
pipe rolls, etc of the early 17th century; some early fragments of 
music (chant) as well as varied examples of 18th century musical 
notations; papal documents of the 14th to 19th centuries; 25 late 18th 
century MSS. with text in Hebrew and Italian ; prayer books in va- 
rious languages, books of poems, a Flemish book of hours; and 
papers signed by Maria Teresa of Tuscany, Father Ansetmo di Man- 
tova, Charles vt of Austria, Sclplone Mallei, Henry Wadsworth Long- 
fellow, Cardinal Morani, Victor Amadeus it of Savoy, Charles Eman- 
uel iv, Victor Amadeus m, Augustus n. King of Poland, Victor 
Emanuel n and others. 

Holdings are listed in Union list of manuscript holdings in Ameri- 
can Benedictine libraries, prepared by John Fitzgerald, and Issued by 
the Library Science Section of the American Benedictine Academy, 
1858. ^^ 

MS 62-2964 



Loring, Charles Morgridge, 1833-1922. 

Papers, 1875-1922. 

5 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Scrapbooks containing correspondence, clippings, and pictures, 
reflecting Loring's interest in parks and tree culture, and especially 
the Minneapolis park system. Includes a group of congratulatory 
letters tent to Loring on Arbor Day, 1S16, wblch in bis honor was 
called "Loring Day." Among the writers are Edward C Gale; James 
M. Morris, Maria Louisa Sanford, and Fred B. Snyder. 

Gift of Harold R. Ward, 1932. 

MS 62-2965 



Ladden, John Dwight, 1819-1907. 

Papers, 1774-1906. 

8 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, account books, memorandum books, sermons 
(1847-56), Massachusetts land deeds (1794-1848), maps and plats 
of towns and townships in North Dakota and Minnesota. Other 
papers relate to Ludden's real estate activities in Minnesota, his 
Interest in the Rollins Gold and Silver Mining Co. of Gilpin County, 
Colo, and to the St Paul Trust and Investment Co, the St Paul 
Chamber of Commerce, and River Park, St Paul. Includes letters 
(1884-1804) from Booker T. Washington and his wife acknowledging 
gifts to the Tuskegee Institute. 

MS 62-2966 



McKellar family. 

Papers, 1830-97. 

72 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence in the early 185CB between Peter McKellar, who 
settled on a farm in Clayton Co, Iowa and wrote about pioneer life 
there, and his son, Archibald, who worked for A. C Sevey, a black- 
smith at Taylor's Falls, Minn, and for the St Croix Boom Co.; 
letters written to both father and son by relatives in Scotland ; and 
other family papers. 

Gift of Peter D. McKellar, 1933. 

MS 62-2967 



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Wisconsin Archeological Society. 

Records, 1857-1943. 

5 v. and 24 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, annual reports, reports con- 
cerning archeological frauds, memoranda of letters sent by tlie secre- 
tary, and miscellaneous papers. Correspondence Includes letters re- 
ceived by the secretary, Charles E. Brown, from county chapters and 
from individuals, dealing with local archeological collections and dis- 
coveries, contributions to the Wisconsin archeologlst, meetings, mem- 
bership, surveys, legislation, and finances. 

MS 62-2996 

West, Richardson & Lord, Boston. 

Records, 1792-1886. 

5 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Correspondence, orders, and receipts of a firm of Boston book- 

MS 62-2997 

Wfflonghby, William A 1817-1887. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Civil War letters from Wllloughby, a private In the 10th Connecti- 
cut Infantry, to his wife In New Haven, together with a genealogical 
table. 

MS 62-2998 

Winchester family. 

Papers, 1843-72. 

2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Letters and genealogical notes on the Winchester family and col- 
lateral lines. 

MS 62-2999 

Winslow, John, 1825-1898. 
Papers, 
lbox. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Lawyer and historian. Letters (1844-88) and papers referring to 
Shadrach, Jesse, and Eleazer Winslow. 

MS 62-3000 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Papers relating to the United States Revolution, 1775-87. 

6 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Letters, military records, and other papers. 
Calendar in the repository. 

MS 62-3001 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to the War of 1812. 
lbox. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Letters and documents. 

MS 62-3002 

Wisconsin Pioneers' Association. 

Records, 1856-57. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Constitution; proceedings of meetings; address by Harlow S. 
Orton ; membership lists, limited to those who had come to Wisconsin 
before July 4, 1836, with brief biographical notes; and a volume 
containing autograph signatures of members of the legislature of 
1854 and members of the association. 

MS 62-3003 

Kretzmann, KarL 

Papers, 1911-45. 

3 ft. (ca. 3000 items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Lutheran pastor, director of Concordia Historical Institute, and 
editor. Correspondence (personal and family) letters by pastors and 
teachers of the Missouri Synod, questions and answers on historical 
items, matters of Lutheran union and church affairs in New York 
City, poems, newspaper clippings, and other printed matter. The 
material Is related to the institute's Doctrinal unity collection and 
Atlantic District collection. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Deposited by Mr. Kretzmann, 1943-48. 

MS 62-3004 



Waters family. 

Papers, 1742-1885. 

5 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Soelety collections. 

Family papers, business letters, accounts, and factory payrolls of 
a family of Millbury, Mass., gun makers before the Revolution and 
until after the Civil War, and thereafter manufacturers of cotton 
goods. 

MS 62-3005 



Waters, Jason, 1824-1908. 

Memoranda and account books, 1812-29. 

22 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Storekeeper, scythe manufacturer, and Massachusetts State legis- 
lator. 

MS 62-3006 



Washburn, Charles GrenfiH, 1857-1928. 

Papers. 

19 v. and 11 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

TJ. S. Representative from Massachusetts, manufacturer, and au- 
thor. Papers relating to the Washburn family, Theodore Roosevelt, 
Henry Cabot Lodge, and William H. Taft; and notes for Industrial 
Worcester. 

MS 62-3007 



Waucut, Thomas. 

Papers, 1762-1832. 
S boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Book collector and antiquarian. Letters, documents, and other 
papers. 

MS 62-3008 



Craigie, Andrew, 1744-1819. 

Papers, 1717-1815. 

8 v. and 11 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Apothecary, financier, and speculator. Correspondence (9 boxes, 
1778-1815), 3 large scrapbooks containing some 650 letters on the 
Scioto Land Company (1787-90), 5 account books (1787-D9), ac- 
counts, receipts, deeds, legal papers, and other papers. 

Calendar available In the repository. 

MS 62-3009 



DeVinne, Theodore Low, 1828-1914. 
Letters, 1883-1911. 
ca. ao p. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Printer and authority on typography. 



MS 62-3010 



Barton, Ira Moore, 1796-1867. 
Papers. 
2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Massachusetts State legislator and probate judge. Correspondence, 
Including 15 letters (1861-86) from his cousin Clara Barton, and 
legal papers. 

MS 62-3011 



Kegener, Martin Emu, 1877- 

Papers, 1900-50. 

2 ft. (ca. 80 items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Lutheran clergyman and missionary among the Indians. Notes 
taken at Concordia Theological Seminary, St Louis, on historical 
and practical theology, hermeneutics, isagjoglcs, dogmatics, cate- 
chetlcs, and philosophy; notebooks of exegeses; sermons; recollec- 
tions of Biegener's ministry among the Indians; and a mission his- 
tory of tbe Stockbridge Indians. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Biegener, 1953. 

MS 62-3012 



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Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company, Milwaukee. 

Records, 1839-53. 

9 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Records of the company from the time of its Incorporation, con- 
sisting of minutes of meetings of the board of directors for 1839; 
monthly record of circulation of notes; memoranda of taxable prop- 
erty; records of property Insured; ledgers, cashbooks, and stock 
ledgers; and a folder of miscellaneous papers. 

MS 62-3013 



Ada Cooperative Creamery Association, 

Records, 3920-66. 

300 items and 3 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Annual reports, minutes, and financial records containing infor- 
mation on the organization of the cooperative in 1920, election of 
officers and board of directors, capitalization, sale of stock, hiring 
and paying of employees, construction of new buildings, speakers at 
meetings, sale of dairy products by the cooperative. Its operation of 
a service station, its position on colored oteomargarine Tlawe Tand 
other farm legislation, health measures for caMe^ndoth* iStte^ 

Inventory description In the repository. ""■ 

Gift of Mr. H. A. Petry, 1959. 

MS 62-3014 



Bunch, Randolph. 

Papers, 1864. 

38 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Cherokee leader. Correspondence and proclamations of Bunch 
while serving as acting chief of the Union faction of the Cherokee 
Nation, under John Rosa. 

MS 62-3016 



Bedford, Benjamin W a. 1794. 

Letter book, 1853-37. 
lv. 
In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

tJS^K^i, 1 ^^- <*■ m lettere wrttten to acquaintances 
throughout the United States, Including material on the area around 

SSSft, JTiSf 1 " < *y 1 S? y, .. MISS - ■»« m Bedford's views concerning 
£U2 "'•inesawis ofthe day, such as secession and the Confederate 
%5£L ?,,., E£^ "P"? *° ¥*"*»» «« capture by the Federals. In- 
2SnL h , I8 w Utte r t0 An, ' t «w Johnson. Oct 4, 1866. expressing admira- 
tion of Johnson's devotion to the CtonstlrnttoiL. *""■"« ™™ 
Unpublished register In the repository. 

MS 62-3016 



Barbee, John. 

Letter book, 1886-89. 

lv. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 
JSngineer. Ca. 50 letters concerning the efforts of the Cumberland 
Lumber and Transportation Co, of which Barbee was partner, to get 
control of mineral lands In Blount, Cumberland, McMlnn and Monroe 

iwait a^A^s, szzxr* m w - L *«**■ °™~ 

Unpublished register In the repository. 
Gift of the Joint University library, 1989. 

MS 62-3017 



Bransf ord family. 

Papers, 1813-1928. 

ca. 50 items and 1 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, photocopies. 
.-P 1f s,>0ndenc8 ' senealogical charts, deeds, indentures, photos., 
SXL2r r W"* toetadlng material on the Bransford and allied 
Claiborne. Johnson, Lee, Lewis, George Sterling Smith, and Withers 
families. Includes 2 letters written in pencil on cloth during the 
2* ™f • It 1 **™}* "ST*) of Anthony Wayne Johnson wfaTmate- 
rlal on old Nashville and its early residents, and a volume of photo- 
copies of material on the Bransford ancestry. Other persons men- 
tioned are John S. Bransford (1836-1907), and Hampton J. Cheney. 

Unpublished register In the repository ^^ 

Gift of John S. Bransford, 

MS 62-3018 



DTIeur family. 

Papers, 1780-1935. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, family accounts, inscriptions from cemeteries 
around Pleasant Grove, Tenn., deeds, wills, and other genealogical 
material on the D"Heur and allied Ballanfont, Brown, Evans, Hughs, 
McCallie, Matthews, Tomer, and Webb families. Includes a sketch 
(published in Southwestern monthly, 1852) by Joseph Brown (b. 1772 
or 3) on his captivity and on the history of the old Southwest, a Revo- 
lutionary War claim (1832) and service record of James Turner, an 
autobiographical sketch of Rev. T. H. McCallie of Chattanooga, a 
genealogy of the McCallie family by Katherlne (McCallie) Johnson 
and James Park McCallie, and records of the Pleasant Grove Acad- 



Unpublished register 
Gift of Mrs. Ailard 



in the repository. 
D'Heur. 



MS 62-3019 



Hickman, Edwin Litton, 1875-1956. 

Papers, 1801- 

30 items and 3 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Lawyer, legislator, and )udge. Correspondence (1801-74), includ- 
ing material on Tennessee land (some of It owned by the Locke fam- 
ily) , Texas land, the price of slaves in Alabama, and hostility of the 
Creek Indians; 2 volumes of excerpts from Shakespeare, and a vol- 
ume of themes by Hickman. Correspondents include Matt Brandon 
Charles Cassedy, W. W. Frambro, John Pryor Hickman (great-grand- 
father of Hickman) Narcissa (Weakley) Hickman, and Robert 
Weakley (18 items, 1801-40) ~<««=ri 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Hickman, 1953. 

MS 62-3020 

Jordan, John Leland, 1869-1950. 

Papers, 1898-1942. 

ca. 123 items and 2 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Businessman and Army officer. Letters (1898-190S) of Jordan to 
his mother, giving detailed descriptions of his military experiences in 
Cuba and the Philippines, other correspondence, a notebook with ma- 
terial on the Jordan family and the area around Triune, Term- a 
scrapbook, photos., and a few other papers. ^^ 

Unpublished register In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. J. S. Jordan. 

MS 62-3021 
Garrett, Finis James, 1875-1956. 

Correspondence, 1904-07, 1916. 

4 ft (ca. 3000 Items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

U. S. Representative and Judge. Complete correspondence of Gar- 
rett's first years in Congress, and a few later letters, including re- 
quests for recommendations, speaking engagements, free seed, help 
with debates, and help In obtaining pensions and Indemnity for Civil 
War losses; also much material on politics. Correspondents include 
Edward Ward Carmack, Caruthers Ewing, W. W. House, B. T Lewis 
(Garrett's law partner), John W. Morton, Malcolm B. Patterson, 
Thomas Steele, Wardlaw Steele, and law firms such as Movers and 
Consanl, of Washington, D. C. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Bethel College, McKenzle, Tenn. 

MS62-3022 

Liuard family. 

Papers, 1806-1913. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence, accounts, deeds, land grants, poll records, muster 
rolls, court records, Indentures, biographical and genealogical data, 
and other papers, including material on Meigs County, the Civil War, 
and Ashe County, N. C Includes papers of Jasper Worth LUlard 
(1866-1947), John Mason LUlard (1827-1863), and Newton Jackson 
LUlard (1832-1905). 

Unpublished register In the repository. 

Gift, 1961. 

MS 62-3023 

Polk, James Knox, Pre*. V. &, 1795-1849. 

Papers, 1832-48. 

ca. 100 Items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), and photocopies. 

Correspondence, news clippings (some of them about homes of the 
Polk family in Tennessee), sketches, and other papers. Correspond- 
ents include John P. Heiss, Gideon Pillow, and WOllam H. Polk. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

In part, acquired from Mr. and Mrs. John Trotwood Moore and 
Gilbert Goran. 

MS62-3024 



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Tonkawa, Okla. Public Library. 

Collection on Oklahoma history, 1834-1938. 

134 items. 

In University of Oklahomn Library. 

Letters of A. M. Thomas describing the opening of Ponca and 
Tonkawa lands, interviews and a MS. concerning pioneer life and 
ranch holdings in the Cherokee Outlet, statements of pioneers con- 
cerning the history of Tonkawa and the road and trail south from 
Arkansas City, Kan., stories of various trails and of the Tonkawa and 
Pawnee Indian Agencies, a paper by Grant Foreman on the growth 
and death of towns as affected by railroads, 108 photos, of Indians 
and ploneeia of northern Oklahoma, news clippings, maps, and other 
papers. 

MS 62-3025 

Tompkins, Stuart Ramsay, 1886- 

Papers, 1917-56. 

7 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part, photocopies and microfilm. 

Historian. Personal and professional correspondence, a diary 
(1917), 1ISS. of his books, galley proofs of his The Russian mind 
(1953), reprints of articles by Tompkins and his colleagues in the 
University of Oklahoma History Dept, 3 scrapbooks (one of Russian 
news clippings), subject flies (on Russian history, organizations and 
institutions, and other subjects), reprodnctlons of various works on 
Russia, bibliographies, and other research materials. Most of the 
material falls after 1932. 

MS 62-3026 

Stigler, William 6 1881-1952. 

Papers, 1943-52. 
13 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, public official, and TJ. S. Representative from Oklahoma. 
Congressional and general correspondence, material on the Five 
Civilized Tribes and other Indians, and other papers. 

MS 62-3027 

Stewart, Paul, 1892-1950. 

Papers, 1942-45. 

ca. S ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, Journalist, State legislator, and TJ. S. Representative 
from O kl a h oma. Congressional correspondence, speeches, scrapbooks, 
clippings, and photos. 

MS 62-3028 

Southwestern Oklahoma Survival Association. 

Records, 1869-1959. 

ca. 16 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, statements, affidavits, resolutions, financial rec- 
ords, scrapbooks, putnTcdocuments, pamphlets, posters, broadsides, 
cartoons, maps, sound recordings, and photos, recording the success- 
ful movement to block the expansion of Fort S11L 1957-59, through 
publicity and letter writing campaigns, discussions and resolutions of 
various local and national organizations, and pressure on Government 
agencies. 

MS 62-3029 

Schwab*, George Blaine, 1886-1952. 

Papers, 1945-52. 

24 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and U. S. •Representative from Oklahoma. Correspondence 
with constituents, committee and other correspondence, speeches, bills 
Introduced by Scnwabe, and photos, as well as files of material on 
the War Dept, the Navy Dept., the Veterans Administration, other 
departments and agencies, legislation, and other subjects. 

MS 62-3030 
Sohlberg, George G 

Papers, 1897-1939. 

ca. 9 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman and civil leader of Oklahoma City. Correspondence, 
business papers, and photos, including material on business condi- 
tions In Oklahoma and the Southwest. 

MS 62-3031 

Harris, James A 1870- 

Papers, 1853-1947. 
3 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman and politician. Personal and political correspond- 
ence, news clippings of Harris* work In the Republican Party In Okla- 
homa, other political papers, and business papers. 

MS 62-3032 



Friends, Society of. 

Records of activities in Oklahoma, 1952-57. 

62 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Minutes and reports of meetings, reports on Indian affairs, records 
of the Indian Service Committee, a note on the principal repositories 
of Quaker records, and Quaker publications relating to the Indians. 

MS 62-3033 



Tittle, Leon H collector. 

Papers on Greer County, 1823-1921. 

135 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Museum director. Legal papers showing Greer as a county of 
Texas, papers of T. H. Sweet concerning land in Greer County, Texas 
Confederate land scrip, tax receipts (1890-83), correspondence on 
registration of cattle brands, a map (1323), early photos, of Mangnm, 
Okla, and other material relating to Greer County. Includes a book 
of Wyoming brands, 1896-1921. 

MS 62-3034 



Park, Lawrence, 1873-1924. 
Correspondence. 
2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Writer ou colonial art. 



MS 62-3035 



Wenner, Fred L 1865- 

Papers, 1889-1951. 
8 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Journalist and politician. Correspondence and printed material 
relating to school land leases, a receipt book of the Oklahoma Terri- 
tory School Land Dept, articles on Oklahoma history, news clippings, 
and 9 early photos, of Oklahoma industries and public buildings. 

MS 62-3036 



Watie, Stand, 1806-187L 
Papers, 1832-87. 
8 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Cherokee leader, Confederate officer, and planter. Personal and 
family correspondence, political and military papers, speeches, and 
business papers. 

MS 62-3037 



Walton, John Calloway, 1881-1949. 

Papers, 1915-48. 

4 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Politician. Political correspondence, campaign material, papers 
relating to the business of offices to which Walton was elected (com- 
missioner of public works and mayor of Oklahoma City, Governor 
and corporation commissioner of Oklahoma), personal papers, a little 
family correspondence, membership and identification cards, a scrap- 
book, news clippings, photos, and memorabilia. 

MS62-3038 



'. S. Work Projects Administration. Oklahoma. 
Indian-Pioneer papers, ca. 1936. 
22 ft (co. 50,000 items) 
In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Recollections of Oklahoma Indians and pioneers, complied as a 
W. P. A. project describing various phases of frontier life. 
Subject index In the library. 

MS 62-3039 



TJ. S. Subsistence Dept. 
Okla. 
Records, 1869-78. 



Commissary for Fort Supply, 



l v. 



In University of Oklahoma Library. 

A letter book kept by the Commissary supply officer, concerning 
provisions and outfits for captured Indians. Includes lists of cap- 
tured Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, and reports of hostile bands. 

MS 62-3040 



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U. S. Army. 10th Infantry. 

Records, 1855-1903. 

326 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 
nJ^f 6 ?' Ii » tS -° f ^'snmeuts *■> the Minnesota, Kansas, Utah and 
£' Temtones, reports of engagements with Sioux and Cheyenne 

P?ra™d c^ba? ° n SS " i<X ' ifleladin e "»«'« in the Philip- 

MS 62-3041 

Unger, Marion. 

Papers, 1924-38. 

400 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

Oklahoma colonist in Bolivia. Correspondence, photos, and other 
material, relating to William H. Murray, Md to the OWahoml m w 
he attempted to settle in Bolivia in toe U20™ . OKahom& mloI V 

MS 62-3042 

Twentieth Century Chib, Mountain View, OUa. 

Records, 1904-50. 

2 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, minutes, account books, program calendars, and 

^^ e H b 2? k " 9 s c "?' s Round TaMe^tionTcludS "material 
on local history of southwestern Oklahoma. «™>«™u 

MS 62-3043 

Turpin, Carl J 

Papers, 1888-1952. 

4 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

c^L lr0a ' 1 K ,,u ! 1<iCT and * os ">«ssnian. Personal and business corre- 
spondence, business papers, civic material, and photos. ^^ 

MS 62-3044 

Wickersham, Victor. 

Papers, 1954-56. 

24ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman and U. S. Representative from Oklahoma. Corre- 
spondence and political material relating to Wlckersham's concrea- 
sional career. * 

MS 62-3045 

Williams. Meredith N 

Papers, 1930-50. 

223 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library 

^Journalist and Oklahoma public" official. Editorials, feature 

™£^ T™ ''*} Sli other news I»Pe r columns. Interdepartmental 
memoranda, and political papers. ■—=•."" 

MS 62-3046 

Housewives League, NashviUe. 
Records, 1939-61. 
11 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives 

Correspondence, minutes, reports, treasurers accounts, and scrap- 
books of league projects and activities for civic improvement. 
Unpublished register in the repository. 
Gift of the league, through Kate Shokley. 

MS 62-8047 

Matthews, Thomas Edwin. 

Papers, 1789-1945. 

ea. 800 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In large Part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies 

Lawyer and judge. Correspondence, diaries, clippings, and bio- 
graphical and genealogical papers, primarily connected with Mat- 
, ,*£>.> ^ G ? neral Jam <s Robertson, father of Tennessee (published 
in 1934). Includes correspondence concerning the publication of the 

iE£tf£? *??' 0D ? e n^ CockrU1 ' Eakln - Erwln - Fort . Matthews, 
2?S?S?T.i S "?>■ "i^ompsoo families; copies of correspondence 
of Willie Blount and Return Jonathan Meigs (1740-1823) ; and other 
documentation of Robertson's times. 
Unpublished register in the repository. 
toformaUon on literary rights available in the repository 
Deposited by Tom Schlater, through Mrs. Henry Buckner. 

MS 62-3048 I 



McGarr, Owen, ca. 1833-ca. 1903. 

McGarr- Waters papers, 1848-1903. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, photocopies. 

Lawyer. Correspondence, licenses to practice law In various State 
and Federal courts, appointments to diplomatic posts In Chile, Cuba, 
^iFS?**' pnotos - and otbet Papers of McGarr; and ca. 10 items 
(1865-75) of correspondence and appointments of Shelah Waters, 
a Federal official in Tennessee. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Vincent Waters, through Fred Estes. 

MS 62-3049 

Green, Lenamay, 1869-1952. 

Papers, 1886-1958. 

several items and 4 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Author and socialite. Three diaries with accounts of an extended 
European trip taken (1886-67) by Miss Green with her uncle and 
aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Xoung; and a scrapbook and other papers, 
including descriptions of unusual parties for children and for adults 
entertainment ideas, nursery rhymes, party games, contests, songs! 
and a history and photos, of the Boom Camp (Sub, of Nashville. The 
bulk of the material falls in the first half of the period represented. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. R. Lynn Farrar, through Mrs. Roy Avery. 

MS 62-3050 

Eakin, William, 1810-1849. 

Papers, 1828-65. 

14 items and 1 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Businessman. Memoirs (to 1846) describing the family Journey 
from Ireland to Tennessee in 1822, and the establishment of the 
family's mercantile and other businesses in ShelbyvUle and Nash- 
ville; and wills, slave deeds (1841-46), a few accounts, and some 
genealogical materia! on the Eakin family. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of William EakJn Steger and Mrs. Douglas Wrieht through 
Mrs. Henry Buckner. ' 

MS 62-3051 

Bailey, Lucy Catherine. 

Papers, 1828-65. 

66 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Family letters, and 5 genealogical charts including branches of the 
%?}£[' B c yd, „ B 7J" 1 ' 0tor J5S: D o noh o. Gardner, Marr, Murphy, Read, 
Ritchie, Small, Stewart, White, Whitfield, and Williamson famine? 
Correspondents include Sarah Bailey, Lucy Ann Bryan, and Anna 
Maria Whitfield. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Lucy Bailey Clarke, through Mis. Boy C. Avery. 

MS €2-3052 

Nason, Elias, 1811-1887. 

Correspondence, 1831-62. 

7 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Schoolmaster and Congregational clergyman. 

MS 62-3053 

Oakes, William, 1799-1848. 

Correspondence, 1823-48. 
lbox. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Botanist, of Ipswich, Mass. Letters to Oakes from prominent 
botanists. 

MS 62-3054 

Rogers, John, 1829-1904. 
Papers. 
1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Sculptor. Correspondence, lists of Sogers' work, and newspaper 
clippings. 

MS 62-3055 

Preble, George Henry, 1816-1885. 
Papers. 

7 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Naval officer. Correspondence about the flag of the U. S. (1861- 
80), and notes on longevity. 

MS 62-3056 



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Perkins, John, 1698-1781. 
Papers. 

2 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Physician, of Massachusetts. Memoirs, notes on medical cases, 
curiosa, and recipes. 

MS 62-3057 

Marston, Philip Bourke, 1850-1887. 
Papers. 
1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
British poet Literary MSS., a diary, and a few letters. 

MS 62-3058 

Lee & Shepard, publishers, Boston. 
Correspondence, 1861-1942. 
12 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Calendar In the repository. 

MS 62-3059 

Haswell, Anthony, 1756-1816. 
Papers. 

3 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Printer, editor, and ballad writer, letters, ballads, and a Journal 
of Haswell's Journey from Bennington, Vt, to New York In 1796. 

MS 62-3060 



Heath, Daniel Coflamore, 1842-1908. 
Correspondence, 1873-1908. 
l box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Educator and publisher. 



Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920. 
Correspondence, 1903-14. 
199 items. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Author. Chiefly correspondence with publishers. 



MS 62-3061 



MS 62-3062 



Nichols, Charles Lemuel, 1851-1929. 
Papers. 
5 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Physician, bibliophile, and author. Correspondence, together with 
bibliographical material on Worcester, Mass., imprints and almanacs. 

MS 62-3063 



Paine family. 

Papers, 1768-1864. 

28 v. and 7 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Papers of a Worcester, Mass, family. Including diaries and other 
papers of Frederick William Paine, George Sturgis Paine, Nathaniel 
Paine, Sr., Nathaniel Paine, Jr., Samuel, Timothy, William, and 
Williams Fltz Paine. ^^ 

MS 62-3064 

Agard, Charles W 1848-1918. 

Papers. 

6 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Notes and papers on ships, shipping, the slave-trade, whaling and 
the Civil War. 

MS 62-3065 

Norcross, Grenvffle Howland, 1854-1937. 
Papers. 

* 42 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Massachusetts lawyer. Diaries (1881-75, 1B11-87), a catalog of 
his collections, autographs, snd other papers. 



MS 62-3066 



Lincoln, Enoch, 1788-1829. 



7v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Governor of Maine. Letters, speeches, and writings. 
Index in the repository. 



MS 62-3067 



Whig Party. Maisachmettt. 

Records. 

2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Lists of delegates, speeches, and details of organization of the 
Whig convention In Worcester, Mass., In 1840, together with Informa- 
tion on the Whig campaign of 1844 in Worcester County. 

MS 62-8068 

Tenney, Jonathan, 1817-1888. 
Papers. 
Ov. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Educator and editor. Letters on education and a family genealogy. 

MS62-8069 

Hodges, Samuel, 1792-1827. 
Papers. 
9 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Consul at the Cape Verde Islands. Papers relating to the War of 
1812, and to thread making In Massachusetts Is 1816-17 ; and consular 
papers (1817-27) 

MS 62-3070 

Scandlin, William G 1828-1871. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Sailor, missionary, Unitarian minister. Civil War diary, seaman's 
log (1849), Scandlin's biography, and other papers. Scandlin was 
chaplain of the 15th Regt of Massachusetts Volunteers In the Civil 
War. 

MS62-8071 

Salisbury family. 

Papers, 1674-1905. 

63 v. and 68 bexes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Papers of a family of Worcester, Mass, Including letters, diaries, 
notebooks, and accounts covering three generations. Includes papers 
of Stephen Salisbury x, (1746-1829) merchant and landowner; Ste- 
phen Salisbury n (1798-1884) developer, builder, banker, and philan- 
thropist; and Stephen Salisbury m (1835-1905) sponsor of explora- 
tions In Central America, and benefactor of Worcester institutions. 

Calendar to August, 1829, In the repository. 

MS 62-3072 

Willour, L S 

Papers, 1906-07. 

65 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence and clippings containing materia] on life In Indian 
Territory Just before statehood, and on the Oklahoma Constitutional 
Convention. 

MS 62-3078 

Woods, E K 

Papers, 1876-1914. 
68 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Collector of Western Americana. Notebooks of observations on 
frontier customs and on life In Indian Territory, descriptions of cow- 
boy life and lore, and a bibliography of frontier newspapers. 

MS62-3074 

Chase, Lucy, 1822-1909. 
Papers, 1824-1902. 
2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Educator. Mainly Miss Chase's letters snd diaries, together with 
some slave dealers' papers (1846-64), letters and papers taken from 
Jefferson Davis' offices afterthe fall of Richmond, and a few from 
General Grant's headquarters at City Point, Va. 

MS 62-3075 



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Scofield, James Monroe, 1834-1871. 
Papers. 
6 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Newspaper publisher and Insurance executive. Correspondence, 
diaries, and a box of family papers (1872-1830) 

MS 63-3076 

Thomas, Isaiah, 1749-1831. 
Papers, 1754-1881. 
28 v. and 7 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Publisher and historian. Letters, diaries, accounts, MSS. of 
Thomass History of printing, a catalog of his books, and other 
papers. 

MS 63-3077 

Peabody, Stephen, 1741-1819. 

Diaries and accounts, 1777-1814. 

13 T. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Minister at Atkinson, N. H. 

MS 63-3078 

Company for Propagation of the Gospel in New England 
and the Parts Adjacent in America, London. 
Records. 

1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Transcripts. 

MS62-3079 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mast. 

Papers relating to the anti-slavery movement in Massa- 
chusetts, 1834-67. 
lbox. 
In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

MS 63-3080 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Papers relating to the State of Maine, 1640-1840. 

2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Miscellaneous papers and documents relating to Maine and to 
xork County. 

MS 62-3081 

Hancock family. 

Papers. 
6 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 
Letters (1735-50) of Thomas Hancock, a description and Inventory 
HeS? A.°PniIU ,1 ' C0CiC ° Se to Bost ° n ' and notes on «™ealogy by 

MS62-3082 

Rockwell, John Arnold, 1803-1861. 
Papers. 

3 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 

Lawyer, Jurist, and author, of Norwich, Conn. Correspondence 
and other papers relating to early American canals and railroads, 
particularly the Norwich 4 Worcester Railroad. 

MS 62-3083 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

letters relating to the French and Indian War, 1754-74. 

11 V. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 
._^LettersreUtlng to the French and Indian War, the Louisburg 
Expedition, and the operations of Sir William Johnson In New Tort 
Calendar in the repository. 

MS 63-3084 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mats. 

Civil War papers, 1861-65. 

1 v. and 2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 

In part, transcripts. 
^J^^ ££ m *> Mte *». •»* miscellaneous papers. Includes tran- 
?f2?S 'J*.?? £5"* ?>, ( L? l * rle * aC *&"* "Onbers of the Cushman 
5^^J^.. U &^ d ^ ^ naeettcnt Keglments and of GeorgeT 
Burrows ox the 8th Vermont. 

MS62-3085 



Davenport, John, 1597-1670. 
Papers. 

ea. 200 p. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Congregational clergyman. Sermons, essays, and other papers. 

MS 62-3086 

Davis, Isaac, 1799-1883. 

Correspondence, 1816-52. 
38 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Lawyer, banker, Massachusetts State legislator, and mayor of 
Worcester. ^^ 

MS62-3087 
Davis, John, 1787-1854. 
Papers. 
6 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Governor of Massachusetts and U. S. Senator. Correspondence (S 
v, 1824-5*), letters to and from his wife Eliza (1 v„ 1825-53), com- 
missions signed by various Governors, military drafts for training 
(1770-76) and other official documents. 

MS 63-3088 
Drake, Samuel Gardner, 1798-1875. 
Papers. 
2 folders. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 
Antiqnarlan and historian. Drake's review of John Barrows' Life 
< "r i TJ^' :is Drake > other undated papers, and various notes (1860's 
and lews) 

MS 63-3089 
Earle, Pliny, 1809-1892. 
Papers, 1837-91. 
1 v. and 9 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Physician and psychiatrist Correspondence, diaries, medical and 
travel notes, lectures, case notes, and articles on Insanity Includes 
Earle's letters (1837-64) to his family from Europe, Cuba, and Wash- 
ington. 

MS 63-3090 

Fitch, Thomas, 1669-1737. 
Letter book, 1702-11. 

It. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Boston magistrate and merchant Many of the letters are to 
EngHsh merchants. 

MS 63-3091 

Forbes, Harriette (Merrifield) 1856-1951. 
Papers. 

8 v. and 6 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Bibliographer and historian. Correspondence and notes accumu. 
lated by Mrs. Forbes during preparation of her book. New England 
diaries, together with photos, and an index to Gravestones of early 
New England and the men who made them ; and 3 v. of photos for 
Early houses of Middlesex County. 

MS 62-3092 

Foster, Dwight, 1757-1823. 

Papers, 1750-1884. 

8 v. and 27 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

U. S. Senator from Massachusetts. Letters (1785-1819) from 
Foster to his wife, Journals (1772-99), and papers (1750-1884) of 
the Foster family. 

MS 63-3093 

Rumball-Petre, Edwin Alfred Robert, 1881-1954. 
Correspondence, 
l box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Clergyman and bibliophile Correspondence, mostly relating to 
Bibles. 

MS 63-3094 

Frost, Donald McKay. 

Papers. 

1 box. 

In American Antiqnarlan Society collections. 
Notes for. and text of a monograph od. General William H. Ashley 
and the Northwest fur trade (1822-30) 

! MS 63-3095 



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Gale, Frederick W 1816-1854. 

Papers. 

2 v. and 3 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Lawyer Approximately 450 letters (1828-54), 4 European Jour- 
nals, calendared and indexed, and miscellaneous papers. ^^ 

MS 62-3096 

Goddard family. 

Papers, 1713-1867. 

5 v. and 1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 
.* J & tt ? 8 'J 1I !!^ i ?• 8erm »ns, deeds, and other papers of members 
or the Goddard family, stemming from Charkstown, Mass. 

MS 62-3097 

Goss, Elbridge Henry, 1830-1908. 
Correspondence, 1854-1908. 
1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Banker and author. 



Gongh, John Bartholomew, 1817-1886. 
Papers. 

29 v.. 1 folio, and 3 boxes. 
In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Temperance lecturer. 



MS 62-3098 



MS 62-3099 



Hamilton, Alexander, 1757-1804. 
Papers, 1791-94, 

1 V. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 

Statesman JtJ. s. Treasury Dept circulars and a letter. 

MS 62-3100 

Hale, Robert, 1691-1765. 
Papers. 

2 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Journal of an expedition to Nova Scotia In 1731, together with 
treatises on arithmetic, logic, physics, geography, and other topics! 

MS 62-3101 

Hardinge, Benjamin. 

Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Scientist Lectures, notes, and a partial biography. 

MS 62-3102 

Harris, Thaddens Mason, 1768-1842. 
Papers. 
5 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Unitarian clergyman. Notes on American history and archaeology. 

MS 62-3103 

Hoar, George Frisbie, 1826-1904. 

Papers. 

8 boxes. . " ■ ■ . 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
irLS' Senator from Massachusetts. Letters, notes, and speeches 
to oozes) ; and correspondence, acconnts, and other papers relating 
HJr e ,j£* , of J? nas for tte erection la Worcester, Mass, of a 
statue of Charles Devens by the sculptor Daniel Chester Trench. 

MS 62-3104 

Wallace, Alexander T 1874- 

Papers, 1927-28, 1941-52. 

Ibox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

■ Mainly letters to newspaper editors and other letters written by 
Wallace as leader of the opposition to fluoridation of water In Stevens 
Point, Wis. ; speeches delivered by Wallace on fluoridation, local his- 
tory, and the undeslrabiuty of the city-manager form of government : 
together with the minutes of the Stevens Point City Manazer Cam- 
paign Organization (1927-28), and a few of Wallace's poems/ 

MS 62-3105 



Willard, Horace B 1. 1825. 

Papers, 1849-58, 1881. 
2v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician. Journal of unusual cases treated by Willard (1849- 
58) ; together with a diary recording events of Wizard's practice in 
Altaian and Watertown, Wis. (1856-58) including a detailed descrip. 
tion of a trip from Altaian to Rochester, Minn., and a few entries for 
1881 when Willard was a merchant in Port Atkinson, Wis. 

MS 62-3106 
Melyen, Jacob, d. 1706. 

Letter book, 1691-96. 

1 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Letter book of a Boston resident 



MS 63-3107 



MS 62-3108 



Mfflbnry, Mass. First Congregational Church. 

Becords, 1830-55. 
• v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

SewaD, William Bartlett, 1782-1869 
Diaries, 1813-45. 
10 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Lawyer and editor, of Portland and Kennebunk, Me, 

MS 62-3109 

Parkman, Ebenezer, 1703-1782. 

Papers. 

12 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Amer ican Antiquarian Society collections. 
/,£ 1 fH™ an ' °* We 9tborough, Mass. Letters and family papers 
(1744-1812) ; sermons (1719-82) ; and diaries (1723-80) 

Diaries for 1737 and 1778-80 were published by the Westboromrh 
Historical Society in 1899. «=uwrougn 

MS 62-3110 

Watertown Musical Society. 

Becord books, 1880-97. 

2v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minutes of meetings and statements of financial condition (1887- 
89) and a few printed programs of concerts given by the soetetv 
Most of the records are in German. •»«■>«. 

MS 62-3111 
Williams, John S 
Papers, 1852-67. 
15 v. and 1 box. 
In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

ii.HftSftJS**^' ?f d , coples of lettera eeat "»" reeved by WU- 
llams of Cincinnati, all relating to the subject of spiritualism. 

MS 62-3112 

Wffly, Samuel R 

Record books, 1879-8L 

2v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Davw'a'sh^min^ 1 ' °' WUly ' S flOUr "^ &t ABpteton - WIa - ""P* b J 

MS 62-3113 

Wingra Park Advancement Association. 

Records, 1893-1920. 
Ibox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

By-laws, articles of Incorporation, minutes of meetings, treasurers' 
account books, and miscellaneous papers concerning a region that Is 
now a suburb of Madison. Wis., together with papers m the "Lake 
Wingra case" of 1917-20, an attempt to regulate the water level of the 

MS 62-3114 
Green Bay Labor Temple Association. 

Records, 1920-40. 

15 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection 
/ 5 Jr a ir te ' T ' n ? mJ £ rel * t i B r to the building and operation of the 
fw" !£ L " b0r Jl mpUL J" 01 " 1 ** correspondence, iiuS of dliS? 
«™ SSS?* 8 - and flnan cial records (1920-26) ; articles of organfc* 
tlon (1921), a constitution (1925), and a ledgW and roll boot to- 
gether with records (ca. 1924-40) of a laundTwo^rs^uniSr 

MS 62-3115 



252 



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International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, and 
Moving Picture Machine Operators of the United States 
and Canada. Local 18, Milwaukee. 

Records, 1894-1944. 

7 v. and 6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Business correspondence, minutes (1903-33), reports of delegates 
to State and National conventions ; minutes of the executive board 
and the wage-scale committee ; revision of the local constitution 
(1931) ; and miscellaneous materials, such as transfer cards, applica- 
tions for membership, and receipts. 

MS 62-3116 

International Association of Machinists. Badger local, 
H06, Madison, Wis. 

Records, 1938-48. 

C v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Minutes of regular and special meetings, and a roll book. 

MS 62-31 IT 

International Union of Operating Engineers. Local No. 

311, Milwaukee. 

Records, 1906-50. 

11 v. and 6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence with individual members and with the president 
and secretary-treasurer; 8 boxes of special correspondence; reports 
of the entertainment and grievance committees; 10 minute books 
(1906-10, 1921-50) ; and an expense Journal (1934-87) 

MS 62-3118 

Wisconsin State Federation of Labor. 

Records, 1911-52. 

5 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (1927-52), Including letters to State and National 
legislators, communications from William Green, president of the 
American Federation of Labor, and materials from Labor's League 
for Political Education ; speeches and reports of officers of the federa- 
tion; minutes and records of the executive board (1911-33) ; expense 
journals for radio broadcasting, aid to British labor, acid the metal 
trades committee; and minutes of the legislative committee (1936- 
39) 

MS 62-3119 

Scott, John, 1912- 
Papers, 1959. 
l ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Author. Materials relating to Scott's book. Democracy Is not 
enough. Traces development of the book from the first typed and 
handwritten notes through various revisions and publisher's proofs 
to the materials used in the final editing. 
Inventory in repository. 
Gift of Mr. Scott, 1961. 

Same originally: John Scott Nearing. 
MS 62-3120 



1884-1950. 



Schwartztrauber, Ernest E 

Papers, 1884-1953. 

lft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Pioneer In the workers' education movement Correspondence, 
diaries, notebooks, course outlines, speeches, articles, and reports. 
Concerns Schwartztrauber's work with the University of Wisconsin 
School for Workers and the Portland Labor College, and as Y. M. C. A. 
secretary. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Schwartztrauber, 1960. 

MS 62-3121 

Welles, Orson, 1915- 
Papers, ca. 1940- 



In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Author, actor, director, and theatrical producer. Revised final 
script of Citizen Kane, and scripts of two unpublished works : Bright 
Lucifer, a play, and the second revised script of what was presumably 
a film documentary on Latin America, If s all true 
Inventory in repository. 
Gift of Arnold Weissberger, 1962. 

Full name: George Orson Welles. 
MS 62-3122 



Hargett, J L 

Papers, 1838-1914. 

27 items and 1 v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence describing land leases in the Cherokee and Choc- 
taw Nations, other correspondence of the two nations, a diary de- 
scribing mining camps at Galena, Kansas, and elsewhere In the 
Southwest, and copies of various laws and treaties affecting the 
Indians. Correspondents Include George Hicks, Collins McDonald, 
and John Ross. 

MS 62-3123 



Mather family'. 

Papers. 

15 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Papers of Richard Mather (1596-1669), diaries and sermons of 
Increase Mather (1639-1723), letters, diaries, notes, and sermons of 
Cotton Mather (1663-1728), sermons and letters of Samuel Mather 
(1706-1785), and papers of Increase, Eleazer, and Nathaniel Mather. 

MS 62-3124 



Superior Trades and Labor Assembly. 

Records, 1892-1929. 

4 v. 

In State H'^torical Society ot Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Minutes (1892-96, 1909-15, and 1923-29) and a combination dues 
and daybook (1893-94) of the Superior, Wis, assembly of local union 
representatives. 

MS 62-3125 



American Federation of Musicians. Local 59, Kenosha, Wis. 

Records, 1897-1940. 

13 v. and 8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence and miscellaneous papers relating largely to sal- 
aries, Jurisdiction, contracts, and internal discipline; minutes (1897- 
1940), membership and account books (1897-1937), and a dues book 
(1909-23) 

MS 62-3126 



Wisconsin Drivers Conference. 

Records, 1936-47. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor r-ollectlon. 

Business correspondence of the conference with its constituents, 
the truck drivers' locals of the International Brotherhood of Team- 
sters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers of America; financial state- 
ments and bank statements; together with a transcript of arbitration 
proceedings between the Wisconsin Petroleum Carriers Association 
and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stable- 
men and Helpers of America, 1843. 

MS 62-3127 



Wisconsin Federation of Teachers. 

Records, 1939-51. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. - 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (1943-51), concerning membership drives, sal- 
aries, the organization of annual State conventions, and National and 
State legislation affecting teachers; minutes of executive board meet- 
ings; and financial statements and officer lists of city locals. 

MS 62-3128 



Wisconsin Journeymen Barbers Association. 

Correspondence, 1936-38. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Mainly letters recommending the appointment of John A. Billie, 
president of the State association, as field representative for the 
administration of the barbers' fair trade code, 1937. 

MS 62-3129 



253 



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Wisconsin State Council of Carpenters. 

Records, 1922, 1939-11. 

l box. 

In St*u« Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

In part, photocopy. 

Transcripts of hearings before the 'Wisconsin State Employment 
Relations Board (1339-41). involving locals and employers of car- 
penters ; together with a photostatic copy of proeedlngs of the fourth 
State convention of carpenters' locals, 1922. 

MS 62-3130 

American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Em- 
ployees. Local 171, Madison, Wis. 

Records, 1936-47. 

5 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Records of the University of Wisconsin employees' local, consist- 
ing of correspondence (1837-47) ; dues payment records (1938-38) ; 
a ledger; minutes of general and executive board meetings (1946- 
47) ; reports of the executive secretary and the organizer; financial 
reports ; per capita tax reports ; stewards' remittance slips ; and lists 
of payroll deductions for dues. 

MS 62-3131 



Local US, Madison, 



American Federation of Teachers. 

Wis. 

Records, 3930-51. 

4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence, including communications to the University ad- 
ministration and many exchanges with Wisconsin Congressmen; 
minutes; advertising record book for the publication, Madison teacher 
(1988-41) ; membership lists, and a copy of the local constitution 
as amended In 1950. 

MS 62-3132 

Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. Local 651, Beaver Dam, 
Wis. 

Minutes, 1937-50. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Minntes or general meetings and of executive board meetings. 

MS 62-3133 

Fox River Valley District Council of Laborers. 

Records, 1936-44. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Minutes (1936-38) and correspondence (1937-44), consisting 
mainly of employment agreements and letters concerning the increase 
of Works Progress Administration wages to the level demanded by 
the council. The council was an affiliate of the International Hod 
Carriers, Building and Common Laborers' Union of America, and 
included locals at Green Bay, Appleton, Neenah-Menasha, Kaukauna, 
Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, and New London, Wis. 

MS 62-3134 

Superior Federation of Labor. 

Correspondence, 1919-44. 

6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence of a representative body of A. T. of L. unions of 
Superior, Wis. Includes communications on labor legislation to and 
from Wisconsin Congressmen, letters from the Wisconsin State Feder- 
ation of Labor, and information on New Deal labor measures and the 
1940 presidential campaign, Bulk of the material Is lor die period 
1931-42. 

MS 62-3185 

Tattle, Ada Alice. 

Papers, 1896-1935. 

i box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Letters from Miss Turtle of Portland, Or, to her aunt, describing 
mainly her musical activities; together with a copy of a speech and a 
few letters concerning her service with the Young Men's Christian 
Associations entertainment corps in France and Germany In 1918-19. 

MS 62-3136 



Ray-O-Vac Federal Union No. 19587, Madison, Wis. 
Records, 1934-49. 

4 v. and 6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Minutes of general and executive board meetings, correspondence 
consisting mainly of grievances expressed by employees and replies 
by the company personnel director, copies of contracts and amend- 
ments, and letters from National and State officials of the American 
Federation of Labor. 

MS 62-3137 

Sheet Metal Workers' International Association. Local 42, 

Superior, Wis. 
Records, 1904-47. 

5 v. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (1919-47), mainly with the International office on 
general business matters ; minutes (1904-05, 1913-21, 1923-38) ; finan- 
cial records, including daybooks, ledger sheets, monthly receipts from 
the International per capita tax, and the financial secretary's monthly 
reports : applications for membership, and suspension records. 

MS 62-3138 

Madison, Wis. Labor Temple. 

Records, 1920-44. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Daybook (1920-35) ; ledger (1922-30) ; bowling league financial 
records (1922), and a small number of miscellaneous papers relating 
mainly to arrangements for Labor Day celebrations. 

MS 62-3189 

Knights of Labor Building Association of West Superior. 

Records, 1888-1918. 

2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Minutes (1888-99), by-laws (1888), and membership book (1801- 

MS 62-3140 

Janesville Central Labor Union. 

Records, 1937-50. 

5 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Records of a representative council of Janesville, Wis., locals, con- 
sisting of a small amount of correspondence, a ledger (1942-47) and 
roll books (1947-50). Includes correspondence and 2 ledgers relatlne 
to the convention of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor beldat 
Janesville In 1940. *-»»» »™ ■» 

MS62-3141 

Massachusetts. Militia. 
Records, 1819-59. 



4 v. 



In American Antiquarian Society collections. 



MS 62-3142 



Lincoln, Waldo, 1849-1933. 
Papers, 1871-1933. 
17 v. and 1 box. 

In Ameri can Antiquarian Society collections. 
Genealogist MSS. for Lincoln's History of the Lincoln family and 
his History of the Waldo family, and other papers. 

MS 62-3148 

Lancaster, Joseph, 1778-1838. 
Papers. 

17 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Educator. Correspondence and a biography. 

MS 62-3144 

Wisconsin. Perry's Victory Centennial Commission. 
Records, 1911-14. 
2 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Minutes of meetings, records of expenses, an account of the celebra- 
tion in Wisconsin, and miscellaneous records. 

MS 62-3145 



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'ections 



Wisconsin State Horticultural Society. 

Records, 1854-1910. 

1 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, principally letters received by the secretary, B. S. 
Hoxie, in 1900 in response to requests for accounts of the origin and 
development of fruitgrowing in different localities; biographical 
sketches of leading Wisconsin horticulturists ; minutes of annual 
meetings (1864-76), and a typewritten copy of an Index to the publi- 
cations of the society. 

MS 62-3146 



State Medical Society of Wisconsin. Woman's Auxiliary 

Records, 1839-1937. 

25 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers collected by the auxiliary for the purpose of preserving in- 
formation about pioneer physicians. Includes biographical data and 
replies to questionnaires, compiled by the auxiliaries of the county 
medical societies ; minutes of meetings and other records of the Pox 
Elver Valley Medical Society (1886-1926) and of the Winnebago 
County Medical Society (1865-77) ; prescriptions (2 v.), and miscel- 
laneous papers. 

MS 62-3147 



Wright, William W 1819-1903. 

Papers, 1841. 

143 p. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Wisconsin pioneer. Reminiscences of Wright's departure with his 
father from Sackets Harbor, N. T., for Green Bay, Wis, In 1836, their 
building a sawmill and gristmill at Brothertown, Wis., establishment 
of a home on the site of Oshkosb. the development of the community, 
and family affairs. Includes a 78-page diary kept by Wright for a 
part of the year 1841, giving many details of pioneer farm life. 

MS 62-3148 

Zabel-Martin Drug Company, Kenosha, Wis. 
Records, 1923-33. 
1 v. and 54 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Records of receipts and sales of intoxicating liquors by a Kenosha 
drug firm for 1827-28, together with government permits, and circular 
letters from Interested firms issued during the prohibition period. 

MS 62-3149 



Zielie, Peter, collector. 
Papers, 1704-1846. 
40 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Wills, notes, receipts, and miscellany, chiefly for the 18th cent, con- 
cerning the Zelie family and other early settlers of Schoharie Co, 
K.I Much of the early material is in Dutch. 

MS 62-3150 



Schilling, Robert, 1843-1922. 

Papers, 1852-1922. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Labor leader, reformer, and politician. Correspondence, articles 
and speeches, diary (1863-65), autograph book from a Greenback 
Parry meeting (1881) and 2 v. of names of workers for the Populist 
Party in Wisconsin and other States. Articles and speeches concern 
spiritualism, bimetallism, prohibition, and America's support of Eng- 
land In World War i. 

MS 62-3151 



Thompson, James, 1875-192L 

Papers, 1895-192L 

1 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer of La Crosse, Wis. Correspondence, and an undated vol- 
ume of notes for the teaching of public speaking kept by Thompson's 
sister Gena S. Thompson. Correspondence relates to Thompson's can- 
didacy in 1918 and 1820 for the Republican senatorial nomination and 
his defeat in. 1920 as an independent candidate for that office. Among 
the exchanges with Wisconsin progressives concerning political af- 
fairs are numerous letters from Robert M. La Follette, Sr. 

MS 62-3152 



Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Weather records, 1820-1904. 

8 v., 2 boxes, and 1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Records of the Mndison, Wis, weather station, including meteoro- 
logical registers (1853-83 and 1903-04) recording temperature, winds, 
cloud conditions, and barometer readings; diaries (1878-83) giving 
data on rainfall, snowfall, frosts, and casual phenomena; and micro- 
film copies of the post surgeon's reports to the surgeon general for 
Fort Crawford, Fort Howard, Fort Winnebago, and Camp Smith, con- 
sisting of daily meteorological observations. 

MS 62-3153 

Wackett, Byron F 1912- 

Papers, 1952-53. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Primarily letters received by Wackett, Republican State assembly- 
man from Watertown, Wis, from Wisconsin citizens Interested in 
pending legislation. 

MS 62-3154 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mas*. 
Collection of orderly books. 
48 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Includes 4 v from the French and Indian War, 42 v. from the 
Revolution, and 2 v. from the War of 181Z 

MS 62-3155 

Huntington family. 

Papers, 1776. 

1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Chiefly the Revolutionary records of Joshua Huntington who sup- 
plied Washington's army on its march from Boston to New York in 
1776 and handled the transfer of Its wounded. 

MS 62-3156 

Jennison, Samuel, 1788-1860. 
Biographical notes. 



MS 62-3157 



In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Banker, historian, and biographer. 



Kimucutt, Thomas, 1800-1858. 
Papers, 1828-57. 
2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Massachusetts lawyer. State legislator, and probate Judge. Chiefly 
family papers and documents. 

MS62-3158 

Plankinton and Armour Company. 

Records. 

38 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Ledgers and Journals of a Milwaukee meatpacking company. 

MS 62-3169 



1874-1953. 



Hardgrove, Timothy A 

Papers, 1930-53. 

It. and 9 boxes, 

in State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Dentist, of Fond dn Lac, Wis. Papers relating to the campaign 
for fluoridation of public water supplies, including correspondence 
srtth other dentists, among them John Frtsch of Madison, Wis, and 
Frederick McKay of Colorado Springs, Colo., and with officials of 
the American Dental Association; minutes of meetings of the State 
fluoridation study committee, of which Hardgrove was chairman; 
and materials relating to bis research on the relationship of dental 
abnormality to tic douloureux, a muscular twitching of the face. 

MS62-3160 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Business records from Bayfield. Wis. 

8 v. - -» 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Account book of an unidentified general store kept from about 
1863-66; a ledger; and a record book of steamboats landing a t Bay- 
field in 1873. 

MS 62-3161 



255 



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Wisconsin Anti-toberenlosis Association. 

Records, 1908-30. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

A few reports and speeches pertaining to the association; an 
unpublished MS. entitled Epic fight: Wisconsin's winning the war 
on tuberculosis, by Louise Feoton Brand ; and a scrapbook detailing 
the development of Elver Pines Sanatorium at Stevens Point, Wis. 

MS 62-3162 

Wight, William Ward, 1849-1931. 

Papers, 1825-1926. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, author, and civic leader. A small amount of miscellane- 
ous correspondence; a volume of notes from secondary sources oo the 
Lost Dauphin, Louis xvn; lineage of George Washington compiled 
by John Sargent (1807) ; a copy of a letter written by John Brown 
shortly before his execution in 1859; and early 19th cent, school report 
cards. 

MS 62-3163 

Wagner, Harold E 

Papers, 1946-47. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Episcopal clergyman. Correspondence with other clergymen and 
historical data gathered by Wagner for his book. The Episcopal 
Charch In Wisconsin, 1847-1947: a history of the diocese of Mil- 
waukee. 

MS 62-3164 

Bentley, William, 1759-1819. 
Papers. 

44 Y. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Unitarian clergyman. Correspondence, diaries, accounts, commen- 
taries on the Scriptures, and notes on reading and on natural history 
and agriculture. 

Card Index to correspondence in repository. 

MS 62-3165 

Waldo family-. 

Papers. 

13 v. ,-iinl 2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Papers of u New England family. Includes genealogies (12 v.), 
a receipt book, a box of papers of Daniel Waldo (1757-1840) and a 
box of papers of Albigence and Lucy Waldo, of Pomfret, Conn. 

MS 62-3166 rev 

Sleeper, John Sherburne, 1794-1878. 
Papers. 
1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Shipmaster, newspaper editor, and author. MSS. of s< 
written under Sleeper's pen name of Hawser Martingale. 

MS 62-3167 

Haven, Samuel Foster, 1806-1881. 

Papers. 

6 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Archaeologist, editor, and librarian of tie American Antiquarian 
Society. Letters, maps, and miscellaneous papers (5 boxes, 1790- 
1881) ; together with a box of material concerning the archaeology 
of the United States. 

MS 62-3168 

Phillips, Henry A 1852-1926 

Genealogical notes. 
12 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Architect and genealogist of MlUbury, Mass. Genealogical notes 
on the Phillips, Waters, and many other families. 

MS 62-3169 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Papers relating to Worcester Co., Mass., 1719-1873. 
9 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Miscellaneous letters, notes, and documents. 

MS 62-3170 



Taggart, Samuel, 1754-1825. 
Letters, J 803-15. 
2 v. 

In Ameririm Antiquarian Society collections. 
Presbyterian clergyman and V. -S. Representative from Massa- 
chusetts. 

MS 62-3171 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mats. 
Papers relating to Worcester, Mass., 1686-1949. 
16 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Miscellaneous papers. 

MS 02-3172 

Cheever family. 

Papers, 1783-1885. 

24 boxes. 

In Americmi Antiquarian Society collections. 

Chiefly the papers of George Barren Cheever (1807-1890) of New 
York City, clergyman and reformer; his brother, Henry T. Cheever 
(1814-1S07) traveler, author, and later minister in Worcester, Mass., 
and their sister, Elizabeth Bancroft Cheever (1812-1898) who mar- 
ried Ichabod Washburn, Worcester manufacturer, and became a 
leader in philanthropy. 

Card index ir repository. 

MS 62-3173 

Bullock, Alexander Hamilton, 1816-1882. 
Papers. 
4 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Governor of Massachusetts. Correspondence, 
papers, chiefly 1860-80. 



Ebeling, Christoph Daniel, 1741-1817. 



and other 
MS 62-3174 



2 v. 
In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

German geographer and scholar. A small notebook and a book 
of sermons. In German. 

MS 62-3175 

American Art Association, New York. 

Records, 1887-1918. 

189 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Journals, ledgers, accounts of auction sales, and other records, 
together with the Thomas E. Kirby collection of notes, memoranda, 
and data pertaining to the American Art Association. 

MS 62-3176 

DePuy, Henry Farr, 1859-1924. 
Papers. 

3 boxes, 9 portfolios, and 1 card file. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Antiquarian and bibliographer. Includes notes on American his- 
torical subjects. 

MS 62-3177 

Tuckerman, Edward, 1817-1886. 
Correspondence, 1841-78. 
9 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Botanist. 
Card index in repository. 



MS 62-3178 



Cathcart, James Leander, 1767-1843. 

Diplomatic journal and letter book, 1788-96. 

2 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Diplomat. Details of negotiations between the U. S. and the 
Begency of Algiers. 

Published in the society's proceedings, v. 64, pt 2 (1955) p. 303- 
436. 

MS 62-3179 

Conant, Edwin, 1810-1904. 

Papers, 1792-1886. 

2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Lawyer of Massachusetts. Correspondence (1808-86), deeds, re- 
ceipts, and documents relating chiefly to Worcester and Worcester 
Co, Mass. 

MS 62-3180 



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Cole, George Watson, 1850-1939. 

Papers. 

67 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Bibliographer and librarian. Correspondence (12 boxes 1851- 
19S9), addresses and other papers (36 boxes), material on Bermuda 
(9 boxes), and notes (2 boxes) and photos. (8 boxes) on California 
missions. 

MS 62-3181 

Blackstone Canal Company. 

Records, 1823-31. 

3 v. and 1 box. 

-'''-'In-American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Charter (1823), account books (2 v., 1825-26), an account book 
(1829-31) of Anthony Chase, Worcester agent, and a box of papers 
relating to the canal. 

MS 62-3182 

Sweetser, Seth, 1807-1878. 
Papers, 1838-78. 

4 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Clergyman of Worcester, Mass. Sermons and lectures (3 v„ 1838- 
78), and weather records (M63-78) 

MS 62-3183 
Fiske, Nathan, 1733-1799. 



7 V. 

In Amer ican Antiquarian Society collections. 
Clergyman. Diaries (1754-99), sermons (1754-98), a notebook 
(1750-95), and miscellaneous papers. 

MS 62-3184 

Bigelow, Andrew, 1795-1877. 
Papers, 1806-99. 
30 v. and 6 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Clergyman. Correspondence, diaries (30 v., 1845-76), and other 
papers. 

MS 62-3185 

Ward family. 

Papers. 

17 t. and 38 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

A. box of letters and documents (1661-1788) of Artemas Ward 
(1727-1800) ; 33 boxes of letters and other papers of his son, Thomas 
w. Ward (1758-1835) sheriff of Worcester County, Mass, Including 
legal papers relating to the Town of Shrewsbury and some receipts - 
4 boxes of receipted bills of Thomas W. Ward, Jr. (1798-1885) • and 
17 vols, of Ward notes and diaries. 

MS 62-3186 

Chandler, John, 1721-1800. 
Papers. 

1 V. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 

Transcripts. 

American loyalist Papers concerning confiscation of Chandler's 
property during the Revolution, consisting of copies of papers on file 
to the probate court of Worcester Co, Mass. ; documents concerning 
State vs. Chandler under the Confiscation act of 1780; and Chandler's 
claims for support and compensation of losses, from official docu- 
ments in the Public Records Office In England. 

MS 62-3187 

Burr, Aaron, 1756-1836. 

Correspondence, 1772-1818. 
ca. 100 items. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Soldier, lawyer, and political leader. Letters to Burr from leading 
American public figures. 

MS 62-3188 

Bollard family. 

Papers, 1724-1842. 

2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Letters, deeds, and legal papers of members of the family living 
to Sherburne, Holliston, Northbrldge, and Sutton, Mass. 

MS 62-3189 



Buckingham, Philo B I. 1820. 

Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Army officer. Correspondence and military papers and records. 
Includes over 100 letters written by Buckingham to his wife during 
his service as Lt CoL of the 20th Connecticut Infantry In Virginia, 
Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and near Washington, D. O- 
from Sept., 1862 to June, 1865. 

MS 62-3190 

Boston. 

Town records, 1631-60. 

1 v. and 2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Miscellaneous records. 

MS 62-3191 



American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Matt. 
Correspondence, 1812-1956. 
247 boxes. 
In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

MS 62-3192 



American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to Scituate, Mass., 1707-91. 
8 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Records of families, and extracts from town and church records. 

MS 62-3193 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Matt; 
Logbook collection. 
26 v. 
In American Antiquarian Society collections. 



MS 62-3194 



Brazefl, James, 1867 or 8- 

Papers, 1932-48. 

34 items and 1 v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Aviator, U. S. marshal, and businessman. Includes a scrapbook of 
correspondence and news clippings relating to Brazell's aviation 
career, and to flying In the Southwest 

MS 62-3195 



Wichita Mountain Pageant Association. 

Records, 1935-47. 
67 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

The script, programs, press releases, and photos., showing the 
origin and development of the Wichita Mountain Easter Pageant 

MS 62-3196 



McAlester Anniversary Corporation. 

Records, ca. 1949. 

3 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Circulars, programs, posters, and other papers of ihe corporation, 
relating to the Cavalcade of McAlester and the Golden Jubilee Cele- 
bration of McAlester, Okla, held in Oct 1949. 

MS 62-3197 



Barbour, John W 1874- 

Papers, 1889-1936. 
10 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Druggist and banker. Correspondence, business papers, and papers 
concerning the Democratic Party in Cleveland County, Okla. In- 
cludes material on the early history and growth of Norman, Okla. 

MS 62-3198 



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Wright, Allen. 

Papers, 1863-1926. 

76 items. 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Chocktaw political leader and Presbyterian clergyman. Papers 
relating to the Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma, including minutes 
of the Tali Hekia Church in Indian Territory and of the Presbyterian 
Sunday School at Wapanucka, and iwlntedmaterial. 

MS 62-3200 



Woodard, Frederic Barton, 1871- 

Papers, 1866-1953. 

201 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Llbrnry. 

In part, photocopy. 

Lawyer and Indian Service official. Personal and business corre- 
spondence: Charles Journeycake papers on the Delaware Indians; 
claims of the Delaware, Shawnee, Snake and Yakima Indians ; land 
records (1939) of the Quapaw Indians; papers (1SS7) concerning 
Indians in Montana, Idaho and Washington; a proposed consti- 
tution of the Brotherhood of North American Indians ; printed 
material on Indian land taxation and other Indian affairs; a photo- 
copy of a catalog (1886-8T) of the Cherokee National Female Sem- 
inary at Tahlequah; documents (1946) on Canada's Indian adminis- 
tration; maps of various reservations; and photos, of Indians. 

MS 62-3201 

Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters. 

Kecords, 1869-1930. 

2 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Some correspondence, together with Incomplete files of minutes of 
meetings and records of dues and expenditures. Correspondence In- 
cludes letters (1870-72) from John W. Hoyt, founder and first presi- 
dent, to Increase A. Lapham, first general secretary ; and correspond- 
ence kept by Arthur Beatty as secretary and Edward A. Blrge as 
president, concerning the fiftieth anniversary celebration and rou- 
tine matter*. 

MS 62-3202 

Dunn family. 

Correspondence, 1867-189- 

2 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Letters concerning the career and death of Robinson Potter Dunn, 
clergyman and professor of rhetoric and English at Brown Univer- 
sity. Includes some family letters of the lBMrs. 

MS 62-3203 

Allen, Thomas, 1782-1842. 
Papers, 1737-1035. 
53 v. and 9 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Merchant and ship owner of Boston and New London. Account 
books (53 v.) and other papers and documents. 

MS 62-3204 

Tinker, Edward Larocque, 1881- collector. 

Papers relating to Louisiana, 1782-1935. 

4 v. and 3 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Includes notes, in French, taken by Alexandre de Clouet at Louisi- 
ana College (1855-59), and photostats of the autobiography, la 
French, of Jean Baptlste Dumez, written In the early 1800*8. 

MS62-3205 

TwicheH, Ginery, 1811-1883. 
Papers. 

1 v. and 4 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Stagecoach operator, railroad president, and TJ. S. Representative 
from Ma s sac husetts. Accounts, documents, and other papers. 

MS 62-3206 

Binney, Amos, 1778-1833. 
Letter book, 1811-14. 

1 V. 

In Americas Antiquarian Society collections. 

Commander of the Charlestown Navy lard during the War of 
1812. The letter book contains numerous entries In Binney's own 
handwriting. 

MS 62-3207 



Confederate States of America. Army. 

Invoices of ordnance and ordnance stores, 1861-63. 

1 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

MS 62-3208 



Copeland and Day, Boston. 
Correspondence, 1880-1900. 
l box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Correspondence of a publishing firm. 



Dudley, Mass. 

Town records, 1747-1859. 

8 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 



MS 62-3208 



MS 62-3210 



o. 1861. 



Ground, William E 

Papers, 1940-48. 
1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
PbyBidan of Superior, Wis. Informal writings concerning surgical 
techniques, health, and sanitation. 

MS 62-3211 

Zweigel, Abraham, 1875 (ea.)- 

Papers, 1904-38. 

67 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Merchant and Investor of Atoka, Okla. Correspondence, bills of 
lading, invoices, orders, account ledgers, summaries of adjustments 
In accounts, assessments, leases of Indian lands for oil, gas and min- 
ing, and miscellaneous Choctaw and Chickasaw material. 

MS 62-3212 

Van Cleave, W E 

Papers, 1877-1933. 

53 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Physician among Indians in Oklahoma. MSS. on Indian medicine, 
herb doctors, ceremonials, and other phases of folklore connected 
with tribal health and healing. 

MS 62-3218 

Turlington, Marcellus M 1868-1949. 

Papers, 1906-37. 

4 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Physician. Mainly ledgers containing material on changing health 
and social conditions In Oklahoma. 

MS 62-3214 

Sewall family. 

Papers, 1634-1905. 

12 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Legal, personal, and military papers of descendants of Henry 
Sewall, early settler In Newbnry, Mass, later In Bath, Maine; to- 
gether with genealogical material. 

MS 62-3215 

Smith, Justin Harvey, 1857-1930, collector. 
Papers relating to the Mexican War. 
S boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Transcripts. 
In Spanish. 

MS 62-3216 



Smith, Sidney Lawton, 1845-1929. 
Papers. 

1 v. and 10 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Designer, etcher, and engraver. Correspondence (6 boxes), draw- 
ings, proofs, including a volume of bookplate proofs, and miscellane- 
ous Items. 

MS 62-3217 



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Spragne, John, 1718-1797. 

Papers, 1713-1815. 

1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Physician of Dedham and Boston, Mass. Letters, documents, legal 
papers, and inventories of Sprague'e estate. " 

MS 63-3218 

Cnyler, Cornelius, 1697-1766. 

Letter books, 1724-36. 1752-64. 

2 T. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Pur trader, mayor of Albany, N. T„ and supplier of troops in the 
French and Indian War. Letters to Carter's correspondents in Hol- 
land are In Dutch. 

MS 62-3219 

Steams, Samuel, 1741-1809. 
Papers. 
2 t. and 1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Physician and astronomer. Two volumes of the North American 
dispensatory, with some of Steams' poems and other wrltuca. and 
petitions for his release from debtors' prison. ^^ 



Snffivan, Thomas Russell, 1819-1916. 
Correspondence, 
6 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Author. 
Calendar in the repository. 



MS 62-3221 



Swett, Samuel, 1775 (oa.)-1850. 

Papers. 

8 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Boston merchant Papers and documents chiefly concerning- the 
Swett and Sprague families (1743-1847) together with Insurance 
policies, chiefly marine (1806-22) ^^ 

MS 62-3222 

Terry, James, 1844-1912. 
Papers. 
8 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Correspondence (5 boxes) and notes on Connecticut libraries. 

MS 62-3223 

Tfcknor, Caroline, 1866-1937. 
Papers. 
2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Author. Letters and literary MSS. 

MS 62-3221 

Wisconsin Phalanx, Ceresco, Wit. 

Records, 1844-70, 1906. 

IS v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
fnEEr?. ■ZLfZ./tX^lL Community established at Ceresco 
*S2? ) J. n . M ^.* na ilgbanaei by vote of its members in 1849. In- 
cludes articles of incorporation and constitution and by-laws (1845) - 
IfiS.^fcSL?^"^ °* 1** """""aon ""I of its councU (1844-57) ; 
11MB of stockholders and stock transfers ; copies of deeds, land tranV 
JflL."?, mortgages; miscellaneous financial records kept by the 

TSSS^mSSLt 1 8eneral agent: ^ recaU « tI »» s <***> 

MS 62-3225 

Campbell, William J 1871-1956 

Papers, 1924-54. 
2 v. and 1 box. 
. Instate Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Businessman. Correspondence, speeches, and other nsners. chieflv 
0n "S^SL"" 1 »<*orfcal topict cTcamphiT. pSeMBe?JblU 
can of Oshkosh, Wis. Includes material relating to the raonosed 
presidential candidacy of Douglas MacArthur In 1948. ^°P° aea 

MS 62-3226 



Everest, David C 1883-1955. 

Papers, 1909-55. 

124 transfer cases. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Paper manufacturer of Wausau, Wis. Bulk of the material con- 
sura of Everest s personal and business correspondence (1909-55) 
2^f ?">?? i nclnae olographs collected by Everest; papaVrf 
Nathaniel Cashing (1762-1827) of Pembroke, MassTand ofotber 
members of his family; Massachusetts MUltla records from the War 
£ JSP ;iJ :om J? iS8ion UBUed •* President Lincoln to James D. Doty 
as Territorial Governor of Utah; and miscellaneous items. 

MS 62-3227 

Bun, Merlin, 1870-1953. 

Papers, 1881-1958. 

SIS boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

U. S. Representative from Wisconsin. Papers relating mainly to 
Hulls congressional career and consisting in large part of letters 
from constituents and other routine correspondence; together with 
some correspondence antedating 1928 concerning Wisconsin politics, 
Hull's law practice in Black Elver Palls, Wis, and his ownership if 
the Jackson Conuty banner-Journal. Includes some material on Bull's 
support of old-age legislation and agricultural measures and his Iso- 
lationist stand in foreign affairs. 

MS 62-3228 

L ind aas family. 

Letters, ca. 1844-1926. 

ca. 200 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
-■JS^"™ "* a fam "y that came from Norway to Dane County In 
1857 and eventually scattered to Minnesota, North Dakota, and other 
Western States. Includes letters concerning the family's immigration 
and Americanization, service In the Civil War, and school life at 
Augustana College in Paxton, I1L, and at Albion and Marshall Acade- 
mies in Wisconsin. 

MS 62-3229 

Owen, John S 1849-1939. 

Letter books, 1875-82. 
4 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Merchant of Eau Claire, Wis. 

MS 62-3230 

Haight, John T 1813-1853. 

Papers, 1791-1986. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Wisconsin land speculator. Correspondence, legal documents, and 
«ber business papers. Includes correspondence with Moses M. 
Strong discussing land transactions and State and National politics, 
and a lengthy exchange with O. W. Thornton of Marshall, Wis. A 
large part of the correspondence consists of letters from relatives In 
Vermont. Letters written after Halghfs death concern the personal 
and business affairs of his descendants. *■=■•»■■«« 

MS 62-3231 

Smith, Horace I 1866-1937. 

Family papers, 1857-1948. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of a family of Dc Pere, Wis. Includes World War n 
letters of Capt P. B. Smith, Sgt. Roger Smith, Sgt. Mark W. Smith, 
and a daughter In the WAVES (Women's Reserve of the U. a Naval 
Beserve) ; together with family letters, bills, and receipts from 
earlier years. The latter pertain to Horace J. Smith's law practice, 
to his student days at the University of Wisconsin In the 1880's, 
and to the student years of his sisters Addle and Elizabeth at Bock- 
ford Female Seminary (Bockford College) 1876-82. 

MS62-3232 

Bolton, Charles Knowles, 1867-1950. 

Papers. 

38 v. and 2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Antiquarian and author. Correspondence, diaries (Including a few 
diaries of Bolton's wife, Sarah K. Bolton), notes, verses, clippings, 
and notebooks kept In Shirley, Mass. Bulk of the material Is of the 
period 1900-45. 

Calendar of correspondence available in the repository. 

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French, Edwin Davis, 1851-1906. 
Papers. 
16 v. and 1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Engraver. Letters to and from French, together with two scrap- 
fcooks. 

Card index in repository. 

MS 62-3234 

Westin, Leslie £ 1917- 

Correspondence, 1959. 
ca. 500 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Minnesota State senator. Letters written to Westtn during the 
1959 session of the Minnesota Legislature, relating to the controversy 
over the adoption of daylight saving time for the State of Minnesota. 
Inventory description In the repository. 
Gift of Mr. Westin, 1959. 

MS 62-3235 

U. S. Work Projects Administration. Minnesota. 

Records, 1849-1942. 

ca. 1B0 ft. (170.000 items and 86 v.) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Papers documenting the projects conducted by the W. P. A. In 
Minnesota. The collection is divided into the following units and 
their subdivisions : Writers' Project : Annals of Minnesota, consisting 
of transcripts of articles taken from Minnesota newspapers (1849-87) 
arranged chronologically and topically; Historical Becords Survey, 
containing information on city, town, township, village, and comity 
records, school districts, organizations, churches, and cemeteries; 
Historic Sites Survey; Historic Buildings Survey; Historical Mark- 
ers and Monuments Survey; and administrative flies. 

Inventory description In the repository. 

Acquired 1942. 

MS 62-3236 

Northfield, Minn. First Baptist Church. 

Records, 1856-1942. 

S v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Minutes of meetings, membership lists, and financial reports, relat- 
ing to the organization of the church, reception of members. Issuance 
of letters of dismissal, baptisms, church services, election of trustees, 
calls issued to pastors, Bible classes, church buildings, women's or- 
ganizations such as the Baptist Women's Missionary Society, and 
cooperative membership In the Minnesota Baptist Association, the 
Minnesota Baptist Convention, and the Twin City Baptist Association. 

Inventory description In the repository. 

61ft of Burton R. Sawyer, 1958. 

MS 62-3237 

Wisconsin State Federation of Women's Clubs. 

Becords, 1904-22. 

3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly newspaper clippings and addresses on local history pre- 
sented at various women's clubs in the State, with some correspond- 
ence concerning the work of the Landmarks Committee and reports 
on Its activities. 

MS 62-3238 

Women's Relief Corps. Dept. of the Potomac. 

Records, 1917-22. 

1 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly correspondence of the department presidents with other 
officers of this and similar patriotic and charitable organizations on 
the matter of elections, memorial services, meetings, resignations, 
charitable services, and routine matters. 

MS 62-3239 

Walker, William, 1808-1896. 

Papers. 1801-96. 

3 boxes.' 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Clergyman. Correspondence, diaries, and speeches, describing 
ocean travel, missionary work, and conditions in Africa, particularly 
among the Mnongwe language group of peoples; together with his- 
torical accounts of French Equatorial Africa. Includes a diary of 
Walker's father, Aaron Walker, describing the journey from Maine 
to Bock County, Wis, in 1838; and a few Civil War letters written 
by Albert, Charles A., and George Walker during their service In the 
21st, 22d, and 40th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiments. 

MS 62-3240 



Whittet, Lawrence C 1871-1954. 

Papers, 1915-37. 
1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Wisconsin assemblyman. A brief biographical sketch; political 
speeches delivered by Whittet as speaker of the Wisconsin Assembly, 
1915-18; and reminiscences of public figures he knew. 

MS 62-3241 



Wilcox, Roy Porter, 1873-1946. 

Speeches, 1916-19. 

7 Items and 1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collection):. 

Transcripts (typewritten) and microfilm. 

Lawyer and politician. Speeches delivered by Wilcox at the re- 
union of a Civil War company, during a Liberty loan campaign, and 
upon the opening of his campaign for the Republican gubernatorial 
nomination in 1918; together with speeches supporting the commis- 
sion form, of government for Eau Claire and on civic leadership, the 
League of Nations, and the preservation of democracy. 

MS 62-3242 



Wisconsin Centennial Automotive Committee, inc. 

Records, 1947-48. 

1 reel of microfilm (negative) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Becords of a committee charged with promoting the automotive 
Industry during the Wisconsin Centennial In 1948. Includes by-laws, 
minutes, committee reports, a list of contributions, a program for the 
antique-auto tour, financial reports, and the chairman's final report 

MS 62-3243 



Wisconsin Conference on the Cause and Cure of War. 

Records, 1937-47. 

l box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minutes of meetings, financial statements, speeches, programs, and 
publicity relating to the peace crusade conducted in Wisconsin by 
this organization and its successor, the Wisconsin Council on World 
Affairs. 

MS 62-3244 



Christian, George Chase, 1873-1919. 
Papers. 
10 v. in ] box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Miscellaneous papers reflecting Christian's Interest In Shakespeare 
and in aeronautics. 

61ft of Mrs. Christian, 1826. 

MS 62-3245 



Chaney, Josriah Blodget, 1828-1908. 

Papers, 1792-1917. 

12 v. and 8 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Historian. Civil War letters; diaries of journeys between Dover, 
N. H. and Moline, IU. (1846-51), of a trip from Aledo, m. to Minne- 
sota (1858) and of life in the Twin Cities (1858-1909) ; and papers 
relating to Unlversalist churches in St Paul and St Anthony, Minn, 
the St Paul Academy of Natural Sciences, Acker Post No. 21 of the 
Grand Army of the Republic Dept of Minnesota in St Paul, the St 
Anthony and Minneapolis Typographical Union, Unity Church of St 
Paul, the career of Chaney's grandfather, John Chaney, family his- 
tory, and Minnesota troops In the Civil War. 

Gift of Delia E. Chaney, 1915. 

MS62-3246 



Butler, Nathan, 1831-1927. 

Papers, 1850-1923. 

5 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Civil engineer. Diaries (1859-1923) ; autobiographical data on 
Butler's work as surveyor In Minnesota for several railroads and for 
the U. S. Government ; an article on lumbering in Minnesota ; speclfi- 
catlons for waterworks In BarnesvWe, Minn.; and surveyor's and 
examiner's records. 

Gift of Donald Child*, 1929. 

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Brackett, George Augustus, 1836-192L 

Papers, 1855-1920. 

45 v. and 5 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Businessman. Correspondence, autobiography, account books 
(1871-1905) of a railroad contracting company and other business 
firms, minutes of Minneapolis town meetings (1865-66) and of the 
city council (1867-69), material on Bracketfs attempt to build a 
wagon road to the gold regions through White Pass, Alaska, and on 
bis interest in the Skaguay and Yukon Transportation and Improve- 
ment Co, and ten scrapbooks dealing with Alaska, the growth of 
Minneapolis, the First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry in the Civil 
War, the Northern Pacific Railroad, and other subjects. 

Gift of Chapln B. Brackett, 1921-22. 

MS 62-3248 

Bradlee, Caleb Davis, 1831-1897. 
Papers, 1789-1890. 

77 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Congregational clergyman. Correspondence, acknowledgments 
from American and foreign libraries of books and sermons presented 
by Bradlee, and family papers. Correspondents Include Phillips 
Brooks, Edward Everett Hate, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Booker T. 
Washington. 

MS 62-3249 

Miller, Abmby M 6. 1848. 

Diary and student notebooks, 1866-71. 

18 v. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-580) 

Notes on lectures (1866-48) at the University of Virginia on chem- 
istry, French, geology, Hebrew, history, Latin, mathematics, and 
moral and natural philosophy, under Professors William H. McGnffey, 
Socrates Manpin, and others. The diary, in German, tells of Miller's 
experiences at the University of Heidelberg in 1868 and 1869. 

Described in the Annual report of the archivist University of Vir- 
ginia Library, 1933-34, p. 5. 

MS 62-3250 

Sibley State Park Improvement Association, New London, 
Minn. 

Records, 1919-59. 

ca. 500 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other papers relating to 
the illegal trespassing on park property, the agitation to put the park 
under State control, the establishment of a C C. C camp in the park, 
the re-dedication of the park in 1938, the raising of funds to secure 
new campsites and to improve old ones, and other matters concerning 
Sibley State Park. O. A. Nelson was one of the leading figures in the 
association. 

Inventory description In the repository. 

Gift of O. A. Nelson, 196X 

MS 62-8251 

Allen family. 

Papers, 1924-37. 

5 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Scrapbooks and photo, albums containing letters, annual reports, 
announcements, advertisements, maps, newspaper clippings, and other 
data relating to the activities of John Myron Allen (1850-1927), Reu- 
ben B. Allen (1875-1956), and other members of the Allen family; 
public affairs in communities where they lived; the Minnesota In- 
vestors Corporation, Pine City, Minn. ; the Pine City Milling Co. ; the 
municipal lighting plant In Mora, Minn. ; the General Minnesota Util- 
ities Co. : and the Eastern Minnesota Power Co. 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Gift of Myron B. Allen, 1958. 

MB 62-3252 

Carrell famfly. 

Correspondence, 1847-96. 

300 items and 2 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Chiefly correspondence relating to family affairs, crop conditions, 
and similar matters. Includes letters written to James J. Hill and 
others requesting a railroad depot at Hamline, Minn and letters 
describing Frederick Carrell's trip from Huntley, Minn., to the Black- 
foot Agency in 1883. Correspondents Include Samuel Dickerson Car- 
rell (d. 1863), his daughters Sarah (Mrs. Aaron Hoyt) and Emily 
(Mrs. George Doeg), and his sons George, Frederick Augustus, and 
Austin, a member of the Tenth Minnesota Regiment who was killed 
In the Battle of Nashville. 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Gift of Dwight Carrell, 1960. 

MS62-3253 



Kelly, Raymond F 1889- 

Papers, 1910-60. 

3 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Athlete. Memoirs of Kelly's World War i experiences, including 
letters and a diary describing life in Camp Grant, 111., tbe trip over- 
seas, and life in wartime France: together with two scrapbooks con- 
taining newspaper clippings documenting Kelly's athletic career, 
catalogs advertising skating equipment, a MS. entitled A trip to the 
Verdun front (1919), photos, and memorabilia. 

Inventory description in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Kelly, 1962. 

MS 62-3254 

Martin, William, attorney of Alton, fU. 
Correspondence, 1839-47. 
53 Items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Loots) 
Legal correspondence concerning timber and land problems, finan- 
cial affairs, and other matters. 
Olft 

MS 62-3255 

West Virginia. University: Library. 

Brooke County papers, 1787-1895. 

11 Items and 4 v. 

In West Virginia University Library (981) 

Records of the firms of Lewis and Hedge and William B. Lewis 
and Company, Wellsbnrg (1882-04) ; 4 unidentified account books for 
general merchandise, flour, feed, fanning, and mill repair accounts; a 
deed for land In Brooke Co. (1848) ; and an agreement between the 
Wellsbnrg and Washington Turnpike Co. and John Henderson and 
J. Scott, fer construction of a portion of the turnpike (1888) 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Young. 1957. 

MS 62-3256 



West Virginia. University. Library. 

Berkeley County materials, 1735-1924. 

St. 

In West Virginia University Library (100) 

In part transcripts (typewritten) 

Correspondence of Miss Nota K. Weaver concerning family gene- 
alogies in Berkeley and Jefferson Counties ; a genealogy of the Fore- 
man family; Information on the location of Revolutionary soldiers' 
graves, on Soodgrass' Tavern, ou the lineage of Colonel George Taylor, 
and on pioneer Industries, together with excerpts from early county 
record books, and a bibliography on Berkeley County In tbe colonial 
and Revolutionary periods. 

MS 62-3257 



Bayley, Frank William, 1863-1932. 
Correspondence. 
6 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Art dealer of Boston. Correspondence, chiefly of the USD's and 
USD's. 

MS 62-3258 



Reading, Pierson Barton, 1816-1868. 

Papers, 1842-68. 

ca. 105 items and 4 t. 

In California State Library. 

Pioneer settler of California, and soldier. Correspondence, diary 
(1842-43), account book, notebook, memorandum book, and other 
papers. Many of the letters are concerned with tlie efforts of prom- 
inent persons in California to persuade Reading to accept the nom- 
ination for Governor. Includes material relating to the activities of 
the California Battalion, of which Reading was paymaster. Corre- 
spondents Include John Charles Frenamt and John Augustus Sutter. 

Index In tbe library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of, and purchased from Alice M. Reading, 1921-80. 

MS 62-3259 



Tucson, Ariz. First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1878. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Letters, newspapers, and other material c on cerning the chunk, 
deposited in the cornerstone of the church building and retrieved 
when the building was destroyed. 

MS 62-3260 



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Gray, John Pleasant, b. 1860. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Arte.) 

Rancher. Correspondence (1940-41) with the Arizona Pioneers' 
Historical Society, and reminiscences concerning Gray's life on his 
ranch at Old Camp Bucker near Tombstone, ca. 1883-1905, Including 
material on the Earns, Tom Horn, Nelson Appleton Miles John Rlngo 
Fort Yuma, cattle ranching, and beef prices. ' 

MS 62-32G1 



Bernard, Swen, h. I860. 

Papers, 1922-24. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Reminiscences of Bernard's life In Sweden, data on the Baptist 
church In Sweden, and Information on the Swedish background of 
members of the First Swedish Baptist Church of St PauL Includes 
material on Petter Leander Lundberg, a Swedish Baptist missionary 
and F. O. Nllsson, a Baptist clergyman exiled from Sweden. 

Gift of Mr. Bernard, 1928-25. 

MS 62-3262 



Bonness, Frederick W 

Business records, 1673-1909. 

42 v. and 10 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, bills, receipts, time checks, financial 
statements, timber and land contracts, canceled checks, ledgers, cash- 
books, and Journals of lumbering and logging concerns that operated 
In Aitkin, Crow Wing, and Cass Counties, Minn. Companies repre- 
sented inclnde Aitkin Investment Co., F. W. Bonness and Co Poke- 
pma Lumber Co., Sandy River Lumber Co, and West and Bonness. 
Includes purchase book (1903-06) of the Spencer Grain Commission. 

Gift of William AUen Calne, 1931. 

MS 62-3263 



BoutweH William Thurston, 1803-1890. 

Papers, 1832-81. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Copy of a diary kept on Henry Rowe Schoolcraft's expedition to 
the source of the Mississippi River in 1832 and throughout Boutwell's 
residence as missionary to the Chippewa at Leech Lake; rough notes 
made by J. Fletcher Williams at the time of an Interview with Bout- 
well; two autobiographical articles by BoutweU; a letter (1836) re- 
ceived from his father-in-law, Ramsay Crooks; and photocopies of 
two letters written by BoutweU In 1832, the originals of which are 
In the possession of La Forest C. Parkhurst of Stillwater, *""" 

MS 62-3264 



Johnson, Harvey Hall, b. 1808. 

Papers, 1837-86. 

1 box. " 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Chiefly papers relating to the Transit Railroad Co. of southern 
Minnesota, of which Johnson was president Includes Information 
about Winona and Owatonna, Minn. A few items (1837-55) relate 
to the period of Johnson's residence In Ohio. 

Gift of Mrs. Clarke Chambers and Mrs. Ernest J. SUefeL 1928. 

MS 62-3265 



Donahower, Jeremiah Chester, 1837-1921. 

Papers, 1853-1919. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Mainly papers of Civil War interest Including commissions In 
the Second Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, an account of the inarch 
of Companies D and E to Yellow Medicine In July, 1861, an unpub- 
lished MS., Narrative of the Civil War, in three volumes and data, 
gathered by Donahower as a member of the Minnesota commission 
for erecting monuments on the battlefields of Chlckamauea and 
Chattanooga. 

Gift of Mr. Donahower, 1919. 

MS 62-3266 



Brmatinger, James, d. 1868. 

Correspondence, 1833-87. 

45 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 

Photocopies of originals in the possession of Anne Ermatlnger 

Family correspondence of a mixed-blood fur trader in western 
Wisconsin, containing information on mixed-bloods, Government an- 
nuities, the filibustering expedition of James Dickson in 18SS-S7 
and Indian schools. *«~-»i, 

Mo* * theletters have been published In the Eau Claire telegram, 

MS 62-3267 



Drew, Edward B 1827-1902. 

Papers. 1848-93. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Farmer and member of the Minnesota Legislature. Diaries and 
account books giving information on farming operations, prices, 
wages, weather, schools, railroads, and other topics; record book for 
a school in Indiana taught by Drew before his migration to Winona 
Co- Minn., in 1852; and a copy of Drew's reminiscences of his 
Journey and of his first years in Minnesota. 

Gift of James M. Drew, 1921. 

MS 62-3268 

Dodge, Louis L 

Papers. 1890-1927. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Correspondence, charts, and notebooks reflecting Dodge's interest 
in tracing the genealogy of the Dodge family In America. 
Gift of Mrs. Dodge, 1983. 

MS 62-3269 

Cummins, John R 1842-19164 

Papers, 1850-1916. 

2 r. and 2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Diaries (1835-1916) of a fanner who migrated from Upper Provi- 
dence, Pa., to Eden Prairie, Minn., in 1857, giving information on 
prices, crops, and agricultural methods ; accounts (1855-1916) • and 
an exercise book (1850-51) kept at XTnlonviUe Academy, UnlonvUie, 
Pa., giving the names of students there. 

MS 62-3270 



Forbes, William Henry, 1815-1875. 

Cory-Forbes papers. 1853-1927. 

10 v. and 3 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Fur trader and Indian agent. Correspondence and records kept 
by Forbes as an Indian agent at the Devil's Lake Reservation in 
North Dakota, containing data on the Sioux Indians at the lower 
agency on the Minnesota River in I860, together with correspondence 
between four sisters In Minnesota and New York State, Mrs. Alexis 
Bailly, Mrs. Louis Blum, Miss Phoebe Frances Cory, and Mrs Wil- 
liam Henry Forbes. Includes a Journal (1861-66) kept by Louis 
Blum, a clerk in the dry goods store of N. H. Blum In St PauL 

Described in Minnesota history, v. 6 (1925) d. 72. 294- v 8 (192T1 
p. 298; and v. 11 (1930) p. 444. ■-■■■"' -■■■ ■ ■ ** ■*■*»" ' 

Gifts of James C. Ferguson and Elizabeth G. Patterson, 1925-30. 

MS 62-3271 



Corbett, Harriet B 

Papers, 1853-75. 

123 Items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Miscellaneous receipts, deeds, and legal papers of an early resident 



of St PauL 



MS 62-3272 



Coon, Galen H 

Correspondence, 1888. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence of an agent for farm machinery and implements, 
whose area of operations included Minnesota, Dakota Territory and 
western Wisconsin. 

Gift of the Rice County Historical Society, 1929. 

MS 62-3273 



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Constans, William. 

Papers. 1850-1915. 

1 box. 

Id Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

St Paul merchant and real estate agent Correspondence, deeds, 
and accounts dealing with real estate in St Paul and elsewhere In 
Minnesota ; and a volume of bills of lading kept by the commission 
bouse of Constans and Burbank. 

Gift of August Frttsche, 1929. 

MS 62-3274 

Henshaw, William, 1735-1820. 

Papers. 
10 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Army officer. Letters, journals (S v.), orderly books (1758-38, 
1775-77), and family papers. 

MS 62-3275 



HaD, John, 1624-1683. 
Papers. 

5v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Merchant silversmith, and official of the Massachusetts Bay 
Colony. Letter book (1670-80), diary, and memoirs. 

MS 62-3276 



Allaire, James Peter, 1785-1858. 
Papers, 1810-68. 

171 Items. _!..... 

In Monmouth County Historical Association Library (Freehold, 
N. J.) 

Master mechanic and engine builder. Correspondence, memoranda, 
account book (1825-26), survey map of Howell Iron Works, Howell 
Township, Monmouth Co, N. J, and photos, of the deserted village 
at the above-mentioned site. Concerns primarily the bog Iron furnace 
and forge founded by James P. Allaire In Howell Township, N. J. 
Material is related' to the library's Hal Allaire collection. 

Gift of Miss Louise Hartshorns. 

MS 62-3277 



Gould & Curry Silver Mining Company. 

Records, 1859-85. 

i ft 

In California State Library. 

Correspondence, ledgers, Journals, accounts, receipts, and other 
records of one of the claims on the Comstock Lode. The letters were 
written daily (1860-45) by the superintendent of the mine to the 
president of the company and contain comments on the weather, the 
employees, local politics, financial conditions, new ventures, working 
conditions, disasters in the mine, and other matters. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchased from Albert Dressier, 1931. 

MS 62-3278 

Sexton, Warren T 1823-1878. 

Papers, 1850-78. 

ca. 185 items. 

In California. State Library. 

Lawyer, county official, and district court Judge of Butte Co, 
California. Correspondence (chiefly pertaining to Judicial matters 
in Butte Co.), records of the proceedings (1851-53) of the Democratic 
Party at district conventions in Butte Co., abstract of vote of Butte 
Co. (1853-54), statement of vote for the State capitol (1850) as taken 
in Butte Co, bills, orders to pay, receipts, and other business papers, 
and 15 printed broadsides of speeches, etc, at political meetings. 

Index In the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Caroline Sexton. 1823, 1834. 

MS62-3279 



Houghton, James Franklin, 1827-1903. 

Business records, 1853-55. 

58 items. 

In California State Library. 

Civil engineer, businessman, and surveyor general of California. 
Chiefly correspondence relating to the California lumber firm of Pine 
and Houghton. Most of the letters were written by Houghton to his 
brother, C. B. Houghton, who was also In the lumber business. 

Index in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

MS 62-3280 



Hclcombe, Return Ira, 1845-1916. 
Papers, 1859-1916. 

7 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Union officer and historian. Correspondence, reminiscences, MSS. 
and proof sheets of parts of Holcnmbe's printed works, newspaper 
clippings, and other papers. Includes genealogical information about 
the Holcombe family, and material relating to the Sioux uprising in 
Minnesota in 1862, to Missouri and Minnesota local history, to the 
First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War, to the Hayes- 
TUden campaign of 1876 and other political events, and to Civil War 
pensions. Correspondents include Joseph Renshaw Brown, Samuel J. 
Brown, Dr. Jared Waldo Daniels, Charles Duncan Gilflllan, and 
Nancy McClure Huggan. 

In part gift of Mrs. Mary Schwandt Schmidt. 

MS 62-3281 



HiD, Alfred James, 1833-1895. 

Papers, 1855-95. 

11 v. and 4 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, surveyor's field notes, tracings, plats, and maps 
of regions, rivers, portages, roads, and cities In Minnesota and the 
Bed River Valley. Includes original notes of James H. Simpson and 
copies of notes by Captain John Pope and J. S. Potter of the U. S. 
Topographical Engineers; extracts of geographical information made 
by Hill from the Journals of explorers of the Upper Mississippi 
Valley; field notes of early Minnesota roads and of Colonel W. H. 
Noble's projected road (1859) ; diagrams of V. S. land surveys from 
data In the Surveyor General's Office; records of elevations In Min- 
nesota ; data on geographical nomenclature of Minnesota ; and letters 
(1892-93) from Elliott Cones relating to the geography of the Lewis 
and Clark Expedition. 

MS 62-3282 



Hosmer, James Kendall, 1834-1927. 

Papers, 1 856-1928. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Librarian nnd historian. Correspondence, autobiography, bio- 
graphical sketches of Henry Martyn Simmons and William Dean 
Howells, and relics of Hosmer's student days at Harvard University. 
Correspondents include Charles Francis Adams, Henry Brooks 
Adams, George Bancroft James Bryce, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Ed- 
ward Everett Hale, Granville Stanley HaD, and Charles Eliot Norton. 

Gifts of William Watts Folwell, Mllllcent Hosmer, Mrs. H. WUlett 
Ankeny, and Mrs. A. C Eddy, 1929-31. 

MS 62-3283 



Hudson, Horace BushneD, 1861-1920. 

Papers, 1867-1917. 

5 v. and 7 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part transcripts (typewritten) 

Journalist and author. Correspondence, articles, notes, and news- 
paper clippings concerning civic affairs In Minneapolis, the early 
history of Minnesota and neighboring States, and water transpor- 
tation. Includes notes on Hudson's Dictionary of Minneapolis and 
vicinity (1891) and A hah* century of Minneapolis (1908), together 
with a typewritten copy of the latter. 

Gift of the estate of Mr. Hudson, 192L 

MS 62-3284 



ROey, William Harrison, 1835-1907. 

Papers. 

ca. 800 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Editor. Correspondence and other papers relating to nineteenth 
century socialism In England and the U. S. Includes two literary 
MSS. by Riley entitled Literary cranks by one of them, and Radical 
Jack; copies of periodicals edited by Riley; and letters from Walter 
Besant, Edward Everett Hale, Budyard Kipling, Justin McCarthy, 
Earl Marx, William Rossetti, John Ruskln, and Walt Whitman. 

Cataloged Individually in the library. Described In the Tale 
University Library gazette, v. 36, no. 2 (Oct 1961) 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Walter Belnecke, Jr, 196X 

MS62-3285 



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ions 



Palmer, Paul, 1900- 

Correspondence, 1929-60. 

ca. 000 items. 

In Yale University Library 

-■iT^" 8 ' "?« e<Utor - ?, al ™ r ' s P«>'«sl<«al correspondence with 
£?J£ Mnmen \ fl £ 1, ^ i " E " ^'bertson. Clarence Darrow, John F 
Kmnedy Joseph P Kennedy, George C. Kenney, Anne MorrowUnd: 
Jnta\™Ei eS A L J? db, *? h - %*** L «">«*«. Albert Jay No* 
nSS^^T^. ""A Alexan<ter WooUcott Material is related to the 

p 7. S 1 .'^, I f? IH ? a,m and Ca "' rlea A- Lindbergh collections. 

Cataloged individually in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in tie library. 

Gift of Mr. Palmer, 1951. 

MS 62-3286 

Cotton, Samuel, 1727-1784. 

Business records. 1749-96. 

26 v. 

In Richard Salter Storre Library (Longmeadow Mass.) 

Merchant, of Longmeadow, Mass. Accounts, containing informa- 
tion on the barter system, and on the acceptance of State currency 
in exchange for gunpowder and goods. <^"rency 

Index available in the library. 

Open to investigators under Library restrictions. 

Literary rights restricted. 

Gift of descendants of Samuel Colton, 1980-61. 

MS 62-3287 

Rittenhouse, Jessie Belle, 1869-1948. 

Papers, 1896-1947. 

1581 items. 

In Rollins College Library. 

Poet, editor, and lecturer. Letters from American and British 
£1£ ISJk'™ 1 '*?./ ! lettere t 1886 -"^) from Miss Rittenhouse 
to her mother, and 34 photos, of famous writers. 

Unpublished-finding aid in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Miss Rittenhouse, 1947. 

MS 62-3288 

Brace, W L 

Business records, 1911-36. 

66 v. 

In Alabama University Library. 
^Jf^ ea ^ aa daybooks of a country store in Wilcox Co., Ala., 
ofCatherin^LbL 11 ° ""*" S ° Clal condltlonB m tbe nal commonltjr 

Unpublished finding aid in the library 

Open tolnvestlgators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-3289 

Gay, Ebenezer, 1696-1787. 
Sermons, 
l box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Clergyman, of Hlngham, Mass. 

MS 62-3290 

Atwater, Caleb, 1778-1867. 
Papers. 

1 box and 250 sheets. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Pioneer and author. Papers (1818-25) on Indian antiquities in 
Ohio ; letters and drawings. 

MS 62-3291 

Bowen, Clarence Winthrop, 1852-193*. 
Journals and scrapbooks. 

CB.25V. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Publisher. Journals (13 v., 1869-1934), and scrapbooks, includ- 
ing correspondence and personal papers. 

The letters are calendared on cards in the repository. 

MS62-3292 

Abbot, Ephraim, 1779-1870. 
Papers, 1801-1904. 
ca. 2 boxes and 10 folders. 
In Amer ican Antiquarian Society collections. 

Clergyman. Diaries (1812, 1814), sermons (1813-24), and Abbot 
family letters and papers. 

MS 62-3293 



Perkins, Jacob, 1766-1849. 
Papers, 
l box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Inventor. Mainly biographical material concerning Perkins to- 
gether with a few of his papers. ^^ «•»«■». w 

MS 62-3294 



Henry, John N 6. 1822. 

Correspondence, 1847-72. 

180 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Letters (1861-65) to Henry's wife at Forestvtlle, N. T., written 
during his service with the hospital unit of the Forty-ninth Regt of 
New York Volunteers; a few family letters (1847-60) mentioning 
the Methodist Church in Pennsylvania and frontier conditions In 
Iowa; and letters by Henry concerning his location and settlement 
in Vernon Center, Minn., in 1872. 

Gift of Ulysses G. Herrick, 1924. 

MS 62-3295 



Congregational Churches in California. Northern California 
Conference. 

Archives, 1854- 

ca. 20 f t 

In Pacific School of Religion Library. 

Minutes, financial and other records of the conference, and records 
of associations and local churches within the conference. The ma- 
terial is related to the library's Woman's Board >f Missions for the 
Pacific collection. 

MS 62-3296 



Engieman, John B 

Synopses of letters, 1856-59. 

l v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Printer and publisher of music books, and teacher of music 

MS 62-3297 



Welch, OJda. 

Records. 1899-1926. 
2 v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Minutes of the Board of Trustees of Welch, and the criminal 
docket of rbe mayor during the Cherokee Nation days. 

MS 62-3298 



Shaw, S C 

Business correspondence, 1859-61. 

ca. 220 items. 

In California State Library. 

Commission merchant and Importer, of San Francisco Letters 
from eastern liquor dealers, mostly in New York City, concerning 
orders placed with them by Shaw. Includes information on weather 
conditions affecting the production of wines and brandies in France, 
market prices, and names of vessels in which shipments were sent 

Index in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

MS 62-3299 



Smith, John Marsh, 6. 1818. 

Correspondence, 1849-63. 

ca. 115 items. 

In California State Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Most of the letters (1849-51) are from Smith to his family in the 
Bast, describing his trip to San Francisco via Panama, his mining 
and other ventures, and his trip to Oregon. Letters for the remain- 
ing years are from friends in California and Oregon to Smith after 
he had returned to Baltimore. Includes a letter (Sept 6, 1857) 
from H. Burns of Multnomah, Or., concerning the death of Dr John 
McLougnlln and the poor treatment he received from Americans 
who were indebted to him. ^^ 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Mrs. Thomas Hardy Taliaferro, 1939, 1942. 

MS 62-3300 



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California. State Library, Sacramento. 
Account books. 1839-ca. 1900. 

ca. 150 v. 

Id California State Library. 

Account books, daybooks, ledgers, cashbook*. journals, salesbooks, 
time books and other volumes of business records, covering a variety 
of undertakings such as flour and lumber mills, mining, hotel busi- 
ness, furniture dealer, foundries; Jockey club, food stores, military 
lists, medical accounts, school and county assessment rolls, general 
merchandise, blacksmitbing, express business, and a fire department. 
Some of the towns and counties represented are San Diego, San 
Francisco, Sacramento, Placerville, Mariposa, Volcano, Marysvllle, 
Grass Valley, Diamond Springs, Forbestown. Gold Flat and Bl 
Dorado, Nevada, Solano, Mariposa, and Tuolumne Counties, Calif. 
Many of the accounts were maintained by such early pioneering busi- 
nessmen, as James C. Conaway, Jerome O. Davis, and Louis Lepetlt 

MS 62-3301 



Committee of Vigilance, San Franeiteo. 

Records, 1856. 

.75 items. 

In California State Library. 

Correspondence, statement of ordnance, schedule of arms taken 
by the committee from the State of California, muster roll, claims of 
San Francisco troops, and other miscellaneous Items concerning mili- 
tary matters. Letters relate to opposition to the committee and are 
chiefly from Adjutant General William C. Kibbe to the Governor of 
California, J. Neely Johnson, informing him of what was happening 
in San Francisco from Jane to Dec. 1856, and suggesting procedures 
that seemed advisable. Other correspondents include Commander 
E. B. Boutwell, General Thomas N. Cazneau, and General William 
Tecumseh Sherman. 

Index In the library. 

Gift of General Richard E. Mittelstaedt 

MS 62-3302 



Winchester, Jonas, 1810-1887. 

Papers, 1829-84. 

ca. 240 items. 

In California State Library. 

Correspondence, pictures, and miscellaneous items. The bulk of 
the collection consists of letters from Winchester to his family in 
Mew York, describing his trip around the Horn, his arrival in San 
Francisco, his activities in Sacramento with the American River 
Mines, liis career as editor and publisher of the Pacific news In San 
Francisco and second State printer of California, and his lumber 
mill operations In Grass Valley. 

Index In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the llhrary. 

Gift of Alalia Winchester, 1926-30. 

MS 62-3303 



Dunbar, Robert. 

Bristol collection of Dunbar manuscripts, 1773-1838. 

245 items. 

In University of Florida Library. 

Merchant of Falmouth, Va. Bills, receipts. Indentures, surveyors' 
reports, bank drafts, and correspondence of Abram Maury, Francis 
Thornton, and Philip Thompson. Bulk of the material covers the 
period 1773-1820. Includes papers of the Thornton family Of Spotsyl- 
vania Co, Va^ concerning a legal controversy over the will of Francis 
Thornton, Sr., who died In 1794. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-3304 



Guttersen, Granville, 1897-1918. 

Papers, 1903-18. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Letters and a diary written by Guttersen. a member of the Aviation 
Corps stationed at the San Leon Gunnery School In Texas during 
World War i; a scrapbook containing clippings, photos* and memora- 
bilia showing his participation In school. Boy Scout, and university 
affairs ; and other papers relating to Gnttersen's career. 

Most of the material was published In Granville: tales and tall 
spins from a flyer's diary (1919) 

Gift of Mrs. Gilbert Guttersen, 1928. 

MS62-3305 



Grant, Lewis Addison, b. 1829. 

Papers, 1781-1911. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part transcripts. 

Business and family papers of an Army officer and investor in real 
estate In Minneapolis and Dakota Territory and in other ventures, 
who was also a stockholder in the Minneapolis Industrial Exposition 
and the Masonic Temple Association of Minneapolis In 1886. Includes 
tax receipts for land in Hennepin Co., Minn.; Insurance policies; 
copies of the proprietors' records (1781-1817) of the town of Sears- 
burgh, Vt ; deeds to land in Vermont Issued mainly to Alfred Pierce; 
a few papers of James Colfax Grant commissary of subsistence In 
the TJ. S. Army in 1898 ; and genealogical notes and charts. 

Gift of Mrs. TJ. S. Grant, 1933. 

MS 62-3306 

Furber family. 

Papers, 1855-80. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Diaries (1859) kept by Mrs. Lucy Furber reflecting social and 
family life in Maine ; notebooks of Pierce P. Furber for William Watta 
FolweH's lecture course and another course at the University of 
Minnesota ; a family scrapbook, and an autograph album. 

Gift of Pierce P. Furber, Jr., 1932. 

MS 62-3307 

Freudenraeh, Frederick, baron de. 

Papers, 1862-79. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Diaries (1862-70) giving detailed information about Freudenreich's 
truck and nursery farm near St Paul, an account book (1864-79) 
listing sales of farm produce, and newspaper clippings. The diaries 
mention some cunent events, such as General William Tecumseh 
Sherman's visit to Minneapolis in 1866 and the Anstro-Prnssian War 
(1866) 

MS 62-3808 

Learned family. 

Papers, 1757-1862. 

49 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Miscellaneous documents relating to the settlement of the estate of 
Edward Learned of the Province of Massachusetts Bay; deeds to 
land; records of the sale of a pew; warrants to collect taxes (1799) ; 
a notice of a town election (1822) ; and other papers of Samuel 
Learned and his family. 

MS 62-3309 

Gear, Ezekiel Gilbert, 1793-1873. 
Papers, 1833-50. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part photocopies. 

Episcopal clergyman. Sermons delivered by Gear, part of them at 
Fort Snelllng, Minn., where he was chaplain after 1837; together Willi 
photocopies of genealogical data in the Gear family Bible. 

MS 62-3310 

Ives, Gideon Spragne, 1846-1927. 

Papers, 1855-1926. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Mainly the account books of various St Paul firms presented In 
bankruptcy proceedings before Ives as register of bankruptcy. In- 
cludes a lawyer's diaries, and shares and a flnanrtAi statement of the 
St Peter Co. Issued to Henry Adonlram Swift, one of the founders of 
St Peter, Minn. 

MS 62-3811 



Firestone, Allan L 

Papers, 1917-19. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Letters written by Firestone, mostly to his mother, while in service 
as a second lieutenant with the field artillery at camps in Oregon, 
Oklahoma, and California during World War i; also orders and bulle- 
tins Issued from the War Dept and from headquarters of the Signal 
Corps. 

Gift of Mr. Firestone, 1980. 

MS62-3312 



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Fleckten, Swan J 

Papers, 1892-1903. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and other papers gathered by Fleckten as a leader 
in the movement to remove the capital of Minnesota to Kandiyohi 
County. John F. Kelly of St. Paul and members of the Fanners' 
Alliance in Kandiyohi County were associated with Fleckten. 

MS 62-3313 



Franchere, Gabriel, 1786-1863. 

Papers, 1835-39. 

l box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) made from originals In the Car- 
negie Library at Sauit Ste. Marie, Mich. 

Franchere's correspondence as factor for the American Fur Co at 
Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. (1835-37) giving information about the fish- 
ing and fur-trading activities of the company; a brief Journal of 
Franchere's voyage of Inspection to the fisheries of upper Lake Supe- 
rior (1839) ; and genealogical and biographical Information about 
Franchere and his family. 

Described In Minnesota history, v. 7, no. 4 (Dec. 1826) p. 359. 

MS62-33U 



Lewis, Robert Porter, b. 18S6. 

Papers, 1854-1925. 

3 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Businessman. Correspondence, deeds, and tract books kept by 
Lewis as a real estate agent in St. Paul; account books (1877-78) 
of the Clarendon Hotel, St. Paul, of wnlch he was proprietor; letter 
book (1863-87) and record book of applicants kept while Lewis was 
TJ. S. pension agent In Minnesota; correspondence as a trustee of 
Macalester College; letters (1894-%) from a friend In Kansas on 
the prohibition question; a file of letterheads of business firms, mainly 
In the Twin Cities ; clippings of a series of travel letters (1859-60) 
from Minnesota which Lewis wrote for an eastern newspaper; and 
programs and other material relating to Presbyterian churches In 
St Paul 

Gift of Mr. Lewis, 1928. 

MS 62-3315 



Lange, Laoritz M 

Papers, 1864-1918. . 

43 Items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Mainly recommendations, commissions, and licenses issued to 
Lange as a sergeant in the 165th Regt of New York Infantry during 
the Civil War and later In the 13th TJ. S. Kegt of Infantry, as notary 
public In Chicago and In Nobles, Lyon, and Cass Counties, Minn., 
and as county attorney and judge of probate In Nobles and Cass 
Counties ; and a few Items from the papers of Lange's father-in-law, 
Harlow B. Comstock, Including programs of the First Presbyterian 
Chnrch of Canandalgua, N. T 

Gift of Sarah Lange, 1933. 

MS 62-3316 



Lange, Dietrich, 1865-1940. 

Papers, 1905-24. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Editor and author. Five letters (1923-24) in German from Lange's 
relatives and friends In Germany, telling of conditions there the 
first draft of Lange's book The raid of the Ottawa (1921), a type- 
written copy of The Shawnee's warning (1919), and a register of 
birds that Lange observed in 1905. ..""•' " ,,wjrar " 

MS 62-3317 



King, William Smith, 1828-1900. 

Papers. 1849-1906. 

SI items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

D. S. Representative from Minnesota. Letters received by King, 
containing information on general economic and political conditions 
in Minnesota and in the TJ. S-; and invitations to the Philadelphia 
Centennial Exhibition In 1876. Correspondents Include Ignatius Don- 
nelly and Horace Greeley. T"- 

Gift of Llndon S. King, 1918. 

MS 62-3318 



Talman, John. 

Papers, 1876-1919. 

4 v. and 15 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Journalist. Correspondence, biographical and bibliographical In- 
formation about Talman, and other papers. Includes letters from 
John Godfrey Saxe, F. Hopklnson Smith, and KUa Wheeler Wilcox, 
together with a story by Alfred Billings Street, which were received 
by Talman as an editor for the Albany argus and later for the 
St. Paul pioneer press ; and a letter from an early resident of St 
Paul giving the location of old buIldingB in that city. 

Gift of Mr. Talman, 1932. 

MS 62-3319 



Hart, Evan. 

Papers, 1953-60. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Articles, maps, sketches, and other papers prepared by Hart as a 
result of his Interest In the history of the Sandy Lake, Minn., area. 
Includes sketches of artifacts found In the area, a diagram of tho 
stockade and post of the Northwest Co. at Sandy Lake, a report 
on old steamboat landings located between Grand Baplds and Aitkin, 
Minn., material about William Alexander Aitkin (1787-1851), fur 
trader, and a tape recording, "The Sandy Lake Northwest Post dig, 
1960," containing a narrative of the history of the Northwest Post, 
songs of the voyageurs, interviews, and Chippewa dances at MUle 
Lacs Lake at the dedication of the Indian Museum In 1980. 

Inventory In the repository. 

Gift of Evan Hart, 1956-62. 

MS 62-3320 



Tatum, Arthur Lawrie, 1884-1955. 



3ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Professor and pharmacologist Correspondence, diary, speeches 
delivered to various scholarly groups, articles, financial records, class 
lectures, records of experiments performed, data from cases observed 
in connection with Tatum's research, and an Itinerary and map re- 
lating to his trip to Guatemala for field observation of tropical 
diseases (1943). The early correspondence is chiefly with pound- 
masters who furnished him with research data, and with various 
Institutions of learning. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Tatum, 1957. 

MS 62-3321 

Utley, Clifton Maxwell, 1904- 

Papers, 1930-60. 

22 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Chicago radio and television commentator. Correspondence (ca. 
9000 items) and scripts. Almost all of the correspondence may be 
classified as fan malL 

Inventory In repository. 

Gift of Mr. TJtley, 1956-60. 

MS 62-3322 

Vidal, Gore, 1925- 

Papers, 1925-61. 

14 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Author. Correspondence, literary works, and three volumes of 
photos., clippings, and reviews. Includes personal correspondence 
(1942-49). political correspondence (1951-61), business correspond- 
ence (1945-61), novels, stage and television plays, film scenarios, 
poems, short stories, essays, and lectures. 

Inventory In repository. 

Open to Investigators under conditions accepted by the repository. 

Literary rights restricted. 

Gift of Mr. Vidal, 1981. 

MS 62-3823 



Fuller family. 

Papers, 1840-88. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Personal letters by members of the Fuller family In Minnesota to 
relatives In Connecticut and to the Boston times (1848-62) containing 
references to social and economic conditions In Minnesota and to toe 
early history of St. Paul; account of a Journey from New York to 
St. Paul In 1854 ; a partial record of annuity payments to Winnebago 
Indians (1851) and documents regarding trade with them; a copy of 
a portion of the Poller genealogy; and material on the Sioux uprising 



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Fuller family. Papeis, 1840-88. (ComBnned) 

in 1862, on the history and customs of the Chippewa, on the townslte 
companies at Otter Tall City. Chaska, and Shakopee, Minn., and on 
the sale of the Fort Ripley Reservation In 1857. Persons represented 
include Abby Fuller Abbe, Samuel B. Abbe, Abram McCormack Frid- 
ley, Albert Fuller, Alpheos G. Fuller, David L. Fuller, Elizabeth 
Fuller, and Mary Irvine Fuller. 

Described in Minnesota history (191&-33) : v. 8, p. 145 ; v. 4. p. 72 ; 
v. 5. p. 63; v. 6, p. 399; v. 9, p. 200; v. 12, p. 83; v. IS, p. 427; and 
v. 14. p. 435. 

Gift of Abby Abbe Fuller, 1919-33. 

MS 62-3324 



Colombia University. Libraries. 

Correspondence collection, 1646-1952. 

ca. 560 items. . 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Correspondents Include Pres. John Adams, Pedro de Alomo. Charles 
Anthon, Blchard Arundell, Alfred Austin, Edmund Henry Barker, Sir 
Arthur John BIgge, John Bourne, Colin Campbell, Samuel Langhorne 
Clemens, Timothy Cole. Paul Ehrllch, John Ericsson. Thomas Hood, 
Houghton Mifflin Co., Washington Irving, Frances Anne Kemble, Dan- 
lei TTiHiam Rufus King, Henry W. Kinsman, William Lee, William 
Barlow Lee, Robert Emmett MacAlarney, Edward Alexander Mac- 
Dowell, Emery Neff, George James Pumpelly, Mary Benjamin Rogers, 
Arthur P. Schmidt, Charles Sedgwick, William Wetmore Story, Chris- 
tian Friedrich Tieck, Lndwig Tleek, Charles Dudley Warner, William 
Tudor, Daniel Webster, Isaac Wilklns, and Nathaniel Parker Willis. 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-3325 



Wehrwein, George Simon, 1883-1945. 

Papers, 1897-1944. 

8ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Professor and agricultural economist. Correspondence; speeches, 
articles, and book reviews concerning farm tenancy and agricultural 
land use; research notes for a study of resettlement of people in 
Langlade Co., Wis.; and a mimeographed study on the consolidation 
of certain towns in Oconto Co., Wis. Correspondence relates to 
Wehrwein's educational training, academic projects, publications In 
the field of agricultural economics and land use planning, and family 
matters. Correspondence (1938-41) with the economist Richard T. 
Ely concerns their collaboration in writing Outlines of land economics. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Wehrwein, 1954-59. 

MS 62-3326 



Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council. 

Kecorrls, 1937-W. 

7 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of the council from 1937 until Its merger with the Wisconsin 
State Federation of Labor In 1958. General correspondence; a file of 
materials on expulsion of- communists from the Wisconsin State and 
local unions In 1*46 and 1947; a Political Action Committee file con- 
taining voting records of Congressmen from Wisconsin, election sta- 
tistics, and material on communist and fascist groups; labor-manage- 
ment agreements. Including some special contracts between Wisconsin 
local unions and employers on health Insurance and pensions; a file 
on the Governor's Industrial Development Committee; and a Merger 
Committee file containing the agreement of merger with the Wiscon- 
sin State Federation of Labor, correspondence of the committee, and 
preliminary drafts of the merger agreement and of the const! ration. : 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of the council, 1958. 

MS 62-3327 

Titus, William A 

Papers, 1835-1951. 

5 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Businessman and State senator of Fond du Lac Wis. Correspond- 
ence, studies concerning the American Indian, articles on local and 
State history, business records, and biographical materials. Corre- 
spondence contains references to State and local politics, and includes 
letters (1943-15) from Titus's son Robert describing experiences in 
the Navy during World War n, including duty at Okinawa. A mimeo- 
graphed statement (1919) by Gilford Plnchot gives reasons why a 
"Roosevelt Republican'' should be nominated for the presidency In 
1920. A letter (1857) from Thomas Wentworth Hlgglnson, from 
Worcester, Mass, explains abolitionist strategy. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr*. Clarence Richards, 1956-6L 

MS 62-3328 



New York. Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foun- 
dation. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1620- 
ca. 105 items and ca. 10 v. 
In Museum of the American Indian Library- 
Correspondence, diaries and Journals, notes, historical and descrip- 
tive works, dictionaries and vocabularies, religious material, maps, 
illustrative material, and other papers on various aspects of Indian 
life, concerning the Apache, Bannock, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, 
Crow, Huron, Iroquois, Kiowa, Makah, Mashpee, Metlatzinka, Mic- 
mac Mohegan, Nabuatl, Navaho, Neutral, Opata, Pawnee, Quechua, 
Sioux, Stockbrldge, Tllngll, and Yuma Indians, and tribes in Guiana, 
Lower California, Panama, and the Paget Sound area. Authors and 
correspondents include Reginald Pelharo Bolton, Robert Buckham, 
Ailyn Capron, Daniel Clans, William H. Crawford. Edward H. Davis. 
John Deserondyon, E. A. Ellsworth. George Eumions. Mary Gilbert, 
George Graham, Samuel Hodgdon, Andrew Jackson. Jacques Le 
Sueur, William Mcintosh, Jedidiah Morse. Frank North, David A 
Ogden, Thomas L. Ogden. George H. Pepper, R. H. Pratt Daniel 
Clarke Sanders, Eduard Seler, A Hyatt Verrill, T. T. Waterman, 
William Wildschut George Parker Winship, and Arthur Woodward. 
A few of the papers were published in the museum's Contributions, 
and in its Indian notes and monographs. 

MS 62-3329 



Oklahoma. University. Library. DMdon of Manuscripts. 
Miscellaneous collection, 1774-1956. 

18 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Papers received from anonymous or miscellaneous sources, a nd n ot 
established as separate collections. Includes a historical abstract 
of the title to the site of Arkoma, Okla.. covering the years 1820- 
1917, translations of 5 letters of Jean Bernard Bossu'e and Douin's 
travels In North America during the 1770's, a report of the Cherokee 
claims attorneys, minutes (1896) of the U. S. Cherokee Commission 
at Muskogee, a roster (1859) of Colorado Territorial officers, a census 
roll of Coweta In the Creek Nation, a report (1883) of the Creek 
Nation Committee on Elections, papers of Sally Journeycake's days 
at Bacone, a biographical sketch of Cyrus Kingsbury, the Creek 
papers of Chilly Mcintosh, a speech (1891) of Joel H. Mayes, papers 
of Elias Rector, a muster roll (May 189S) of Oklahoma Rough Riders 
of the 1st Cavalry (Volunteers) of the V. S. Army, a W. P. A. Index 
of 85,000 entries for Indian material in Federal publications, sketches 
from the journal (1877) of James Wells, Writers Project notes on 
the history of Bryan County, and 325 photos, of Indians, land runs, 
huntlag scenes, and early towns of Indian Territory. 

MS62-^330 



Castle, Henry Anson, 1841-1916. 

Papers, 1836-1917. 

58 v. and 56 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, articles, and clippings relating to Castle's career 
as a representative in the Minnesota Legislature, adjutant general, 
editor of the St Paul dispatch, State oU Inspector, postmaster of 
St Paul, auditor of the U. S. Post Office Dept, president of the 
St Paul Chamber of Commerce, director of the St Paul Commercial 
Club, secretary, treasurer, and chairman of the Republican State 
Central Committee, treasurer of the Citizens' Executive Committee 
for Relief of Unemployment, St Paul, and special correspondent for 
Minnesota in the interests of immigration. Includes material on the 
Grand Army of the Republic, the Loyal Legion, the Army of the 
Tennessee the presidential campaign of Cushman Kellogg Davis In 
1836, and the military training at West Point of Castle's son, Charles 
W. Castle, and his services during the Spanish-American War. 

Gift of Helen and Mary Castie, 1920. 

MS 62-3331 



Ogden, Charles Smith, 1822-1905! 

Papers, ca. 1681-1891. 

ca. 2 ft. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Philadelphia businessman. Correspondence, biographical and 
genealogical material on the Ogden family and the related Corbit 
and Smith families and on Jofaann Chrlstoph Meng and Anna Bau- 
manin Meng; diary notes of Ogden's five-year round-the-world trip 
(1886-91) ; dlsownments, an indenture, papers of the Penn family, 
especially (1726-40) of Thomas Penn ; clippings, and photos. Ogden's 
correspondence (1887-91) includes a letter (1861) from William H. 



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Ogden, Charles Smith, 1822-1905! Papers, ca. 1681-1891. 

(Continued) 

Seward during Ogden's service as TJ. S. consul in Quebec. Letters 
from Ogden's wife, Emma Corbit Ogden, to her sister, describe life 
in the diplomatic corps in Quebec, as well as religious holidav observ- 
ances, persons of note, living conditions, fashions, and social and 
political matters. Includes single letters (1799-1874) from Moses 
Brown, John Comly, Joseph JohnGurney, Edward Hicks, Elias Hicks. 
Benjamin Lnndy, Lucretia Mott Nicholas Wain, and Deborah Whar- 
ton. 

Checklist and card index in the library 

Gilt. 

MS 62-3332 



Graber, Albert, 1867-1959. 

Papers, 1857-1950. 

200 items and 7 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Civil engineer. Correspondence (1888-1988), miscellaneous papers, 
and printed matter. Most of the letters were written to Graber by 
his friend Albert B. Fillmore and relate to Fillmore's education for 
the Episcopal ministry at Seabury Hall, Faribault, Minn., and to 
his parishes in Minnesota and Sooth Dakota. Another group of 
letters, written by Graber's son Horace while he worked on various 
jobs in the Pacific Northwest (1924-26), describe working conditions 
In logging and railroad construction camps. Includes maps, blue- 
prints, and other material relating to improvements to be made in 
the Kenwood area of Minneapolis ; minutes of meetings of the Young 
Ladies Home Mission of the First Methodist Church of Minneapolis, 
and its successor, the Mnemosyne Clob; commencement programs 
at the University of Minnesota; and material relating to class re- 
unions. 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Graber and his daughter, Evelyn Wallace, 1959-62. 

MS 62-3333 



Methodist Episcopal Church. Conference*. West "Wisconsin. 

Records, 1848-1951. 

2 ft and 60 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence of the West Wisconsin Conference Historical So- 
ciety; histories of individual churches within the West Wisconsin 
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church; and 60 volumes of 
conference, district, and church records. Several volumes relate to 
quarterly conferences, Sunday schools, church organizations, and 
the work of the presiding elder In the Ean Claire District Includes 
a group of "Journals," containing annual minutes and reports of 
the Wisconsin Conference (1848-63), the Northwest Wisconsin Con- 
ference (1860-68), and the West Wisconsin Conference (1856-79 and 

Inventory In repository. 

Deposited by the conference, 1920-60; designated as gift in 1960. 

MS 62-3334 



Daughters of the American Revotation. Wisconsin. 

Records, 1914-39. 

6 v., 6 boxes, and 1 package. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Becords of the State organization, consisting of proceedings of 
annual conferences and executive board meetings, reports of officers 
and committees, and correspondence with local and national officers. 
The correspondence pertains to the marking of State historic sites 
and preservation of historic spots, patriotic education, American- 
ization, mountain schools In the South, loan funds for students, 
prizes, conservation, genealogy, World War i and war relief records, 
finances, congressional work. Memorial Continental Hall, the Ameri- 
can Vigilant Intelligence Federation, and work of the many com- 
mittees of the society. Includes 6 vols, of typewritten reports of the 
Genealogical Records Committees (1929-39) comprising material 
gathered from family Bibles, cemeteries, parish records, and from 
letters and documents In private hands, as well as from local and 
church histories; a report of the Old Trails Committee relating to 
Indian trails and military roads, with maps and some correspondence, 
compiled around 1920; and a typewritten copy of the State history 
of thejsociety with biographical material and histories of local 

MS 62-3335 



Schaefer family. 

Papers. 1849-1935. 

SO items and'4 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) of originals in tlie 
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Winston, Los Angeles. 

Correspondence, diaries, business records, and other papers In 
eludes diaries of Jacob and Sarah (Miller) Schaefer describing a 
journey from Kockford, III., to San Francisco in 1849 and life in 
Honduras m 1355; expense and prescription books (1866-73) of a 
drug firm owned by Charles S. Whitaker of Mankato, Minn ; MSS 
telling of trips to Europe. Colombia, and Honduras (1924-35) br 
Franceses (Schaefer) Whitaker Winston and Mr. and Mrs. Donald 
O Winston; letters ( 1929-32 ) written by a Miss Starr, describing 
life in Turkey and Iran ; and a MS. (1933) by Mary Thayer Hale! 
entitled Early Minneapolis. 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Winston, 1954-48. 

MS 62-3336 
Arndt, William, 1880-1957. 

-Papers. 1894-1957. 

7 ft (<-i. .-;00 items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Lutheran minister, classical scholar, and author. Correspondence 
student notelxmks (1894-1900), notes on the books of the New 
Testament and lecture notes from Arndt's course on Hebrews papers 
by Arndt nn church fellowship, minutes and records of the Concordia 
Seminary Greek Club (ca. 1945). MS. of A life of Christ, dictionary 
sups and translation notes related to the Arndt-Gingrich lexicon of 
r.ew Testament Greek, proofs of the Greek-English lexicon of the 
I*ew Testament, and other papers. Includes writings and correspond- 
ence on the caste controversy in the Lutheran Church in India (ca. 
192S). and extensive correspondence on church fellowship and meet- 
ings between pastors of the American Lutheran Church and the 
Missouri Synod. Correspondents include W. A. Raepler G Christian 
Earth, J. V. Kehnken, E. F. Brand. F. H. Brunn, Martin Graebner, 
C. J. Hoffman. (\ w. Koehler. Karl Kretzmann, A. G Merkens Carl 
Mundinger. and E. M. I'oppen. Material is related to the institute's 
J. w. Behnken collection, Concordia Seminary collection, M. Graebner 
collection, anil E. L. Arndt collection. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repositorv 

Gift of Erna and Use Arndt and of P. Bretscber, 1955-60. 

r«u name: William Frederick Arndt 
MS 62-3337 

Taylor, James Wickes, 1819-1893. 

Papers, 1852-94. 

4v. and 13 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, consular officer, and journalist. Correspondence, articles 
speeches and newspaper clippings, reflecting Taylor's interest in all 
Ph a f es ° f the dOTe 'opment of the American and Canadian Northwest 
while he was a special agent and consul of the TJ. S. at Winnipeg 
Papers relate to reciprocal relations of trade and transportation b£ 
ZH?* °£ H. Dit rf States and Canada, the proposed annexation of 
Canada by the U. S.. the Red River Rebellion of 1869-70. the Fenian 
raid in 1871, the Kiel Rebellion of 1885, the Hudson's Bay Co the 
northern boundary of Minnesota, the building of railroads in the 
West, particularly on the Minnesota, Canadian, and transcontinental 
routes, and the establishment of military forts and reservations to 
control Indians of the Northwest. Correspondents Include George 
Loomis Becker, Jay Cooke, James Jerome Hill, Norman Wolfred 
Kittson, Alexander Ramsey, and William Windom. 

Described in Minnesota history bulletin, v. 1, no. 4 (Nov. 1915) p. 

Deposited by Mrs. Charles L. Alden, 1893. 

MS 62-3338 
Tawney, James Albertus, 1855-1919. 

Papers, 1876-1919. 

4 v. and 15 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

TJ. S. Representative from Minnesota. Correspondence, diaries 
campaign literature, drafts and printed copies of speeches, scrap- 
books, and newspaper clippings. Includes letters from manufacturers 
regarding tariffs, especially on sugar, lumber, and tools; and copies 
of Tawney's letters to political leaders and newspapermen In Minne- 
sota relating to bills on salaries of employees of the Poet Office Dent, 
arbitration of disputes between railroad companies and their em- 
ployees, fortification of the Panama Canal, and appropriations for 
the TJ. S. Navy and the Geological Survey. Other papers relate 
to Tawney's disagreement with President Theodore Roosevelt re- 
garding the Secret Service, Tawney's relations with Speaker of the 
House Joseph Gurney Cannon, his work as chairman of the House 
Committee on Appropriations, the House Committee on the Louisiana 
Purchase Exposition, and of the: International Joint Commission 
(TJ. S. and Canada), social life near Gettysburg, Pa.; lawsuits In 
Minnesota, and to actions of the Minnesota Senate, of which Tawney 
was a member In 1891. 

MS 62-3339 



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Steele, Franklin, 1813-1880. 

Papers, 1839-88. 

62 v. and 13 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence relating to local politics in Minnesota, financial 
affairs of the St Anthony Falls Water Power Co. and of the Missis- 
sippi Bridge Co.. the sale of land belonging to the Port Snelling 
Reservation, the building and financing of railroads In Minnesota 
(1860-73). and the location of half-breed scrip In Minnesota and 
various parts of the TT. S.; passes for and accounts of a ferry at 
Mendotn, Minn., owned by Steele; deeds to and records of land bonght 
and sold; bills for taxes on property; legal papers resulting from 
court proceedings; records of logs scaled for Steele; correspondence 
about the sale of lumber; and financial records of Steele's business 
as sutler at Fort Snelling. Papers after Sept 1880 are mainly the 
business and personal records of Franklin Steele. Jr., a dealer in 
agricultural machinery in Minnesota and the executor of his father's 
estate. Correspondents include Richard Chute, Henry Mower Rice, 
John Harrington Stevens, and Henry Titus Welles. 

MS 62-3340 

Sanford, Maria Louisa, 1836-1930. 
Papers, 1868-1920. 

O box**:. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Educator. Correspondence and newspaper clippings relating to 
Miss Sanford's work as a professor at the University of Minnesota, 
her lectures throughout the U. S. on literary and educational subjects, 
her interest In civic enterprises in Minneapolis, and to various reform 
movements. Includes letters from President Cyrus Northrop Wil- 
liam Watts Folwell, other members of the faculty, and many alumni 
of the University of Minnesota ; from Edward H. Magtll, president 
of Swarthmore College; from a missionary of the Church of Scotland 
who wrote from stations in Smyrna and elsewhere fl890-1917) ; 
from an agent in charge of clearing Miss Sanford's land in Florida 
(1911-17) ; from pupils of the Maria Ranford School in Minneapolis 
(1916-17) ; and from Enute Nelson and Government officials on the 
condition of the Blackfeet Indians on their reservation In Montana 
(1918-19) 

Gift of Mary Klrtland, 1923. 

MS 62-3341 

Noyes, Charles Phelps, 1842-1921. 

Papers, 1832-1921. 

v. and 5 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Businessman of St Paul Correspondence, accounts, contracts, 
memoranda, and other papers, reflecting Noyes' various religious, 
cultural, and civic enterprises. The papers relate to the building of 
Noyes home (1887), the Indianapolis Monetary Convention (1898), 
the construction of a Government dam in the Mississippi River be- 
tween Minneapolis and St Paul, schools in St Paul (1899) the 
launching of the steamship Dakota (1904), the St Paul Commercial 
Club, the Society of the War of 1812, the Society of Colonial Wars, 
the Sons of the Revolution, the St Paul Chamber of Commerce, the 
St Paul Missionary Society, the St Paul Institute of Science and 
letters, the St. Paul branch of the Archaeological Institute of Amer- 
ica, the Minnesota Historical Society, the House of Hope Presby- 
terian Church In St Paul, and the Noyes, Rogers, and associated 
families. Includes three volumes of personal cash accounts (1832- 
TO) kept by D. R. Noyes. 

Described in Guide to the personal papers In the manuscript col- 
lections of the Minnesota Historical Society, compiled by G. L. Nute 
and G. W. Acfeerman (1935) 

Gift of Mrs. Noyes, 1922. 

MS 62-3342 

Thurnwald, Richard, 1869-1954. 

Papers, 1901-36. 

ca. 2000 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

German ethnologist and sociologist Correspondence, reports on 
Thurnwald's expedition to the South Seas, lecture notes (1920-31), 
and a U ic,es " Bnnt "* tte correspondence is of the period 1931-33, 
with Thurnwald's manager. Dr. W. E. Mflhlmann, with the publish- 
ing firm of C. L. Hlrschfeld, and with contributors to Thurnwald's 
magazine, the 8ZS. Correspondents Include, for the years 1909-10 
and 1921-23, the Deutsche Kolonlalgesellschaft and the Eolonlale 
rundschau ; for the years 1924-28, local cultural organizations In 
areas outside Germany; for the years 1931-32. following Thurnwald's 
expedition to East Africa, the International Institute of African 
Languages and Cultures In London, and, from Tanganyika Territory, 
Philip Euen Mitchell and H. M. T. Kayamba. 

Unpublished register In the lihrary. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Stephen W. Reed, 198L 

MS 62-3343 



Davis, John William, 1873-1955. 

Papers. 1873-1955. 

ca. 100,000 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Lawyer and diplomat Correspondence, diary, and reminiscences 
Covers Davis's boyhood, his five-year term as Solicitor General of the 
United States, his service as Ambassador to Great Britain, 1918-21 
the campaign of 1924 in which he was the Democratic presidential 
candidate, and his law practice and pnblic affairs, 1921-55 Corre- 
spondence also concerns his activities as president of the Council on 
Foreign Relations, president of the English-Speaking Union, presi- 
dent of the American Bar Association, 1922-23, director of the Atchi- 
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, director of the National Bank of 
Commerce in New Tork, and director of the United States Rubber 
S?" P !2 T „ ?* """teriai ls rela *ed b> the library's Frank L. Polk, 
Edward M. House, and Henry L. Stimson collections. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Julia Davis Healy, 196X 

MS 62-3344 



Frankel, Hiram David, 1882-1931. 
Papers, 1873-1930. 
40 boxes and 1G file drawers. 
In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
i-Jf T 7 ^ - • < *f re *P0 1 n <len<*. accounts, and other papers, relating to 

^TLS^." 1 1 L Pa ^'' t0 matters of dTlc tao »* "* » conTmlSees 
for seasons of grand opera, a charter for West St Paul and clvte 
affairs in Mahtomedi, Minn, and to organizations with which Frankel 
I£J^ ""^.S^ PMl A,M,nl Association .ind ^Law^uS^ 
Association of the University of Minnesota, the Jewish Welfare Board, 
the Minnesota National Guard, the Jewish Orphan Asylum of C^t 
tod, an antlsoclalism committee in 1918, thesT PauT IWodaUot 

P^i^mwH 00 *? ^? a ' oaaB V e for »«tter schools liTst! 
Soerof Bffi'rith. Mlnne9< * a H ° me Guard ' and tt * ^-dependent 
Gifts of Mr. Frankel and Hiram D. Frankel, Jr., 1931-33. 

MS 62-3345 



Gordon, Hanford Lenox, 1836-1920. 

Papers, 1868-1920. 

4 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, poet and Minnesota State senator. Correspondence, and 
essays relating to poetry written by Gordon, the activities of the First 
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, Minnesota poli- 
tics in 1868 and 1914, the presidential campaign of 1912 suffrage in 
Minnesota (1868), the Hawaiian question (1897), the Panama Canal 
tolls controversy (1914), and the controversy about the gilded horses 
on the Minnesota capital ; autobiographical notes giving information 
on legal practice in Minnesota in the lSaOs and on social conditions 
<m the frontier; and acrapbooks containing newspaper clippings re- 
ferring to Gordon's political and literary activities. Correspondents 
Include James Heaton Baker, William Colvill, Ignatius Donnelly, 
William Watts Folwell, William Harrison Grimshaw, Archbishop 
John Ireland, William Lochren, Knute Nelson, and Alexander Ramsey 

Gift of Mr. Gordon, 1915. 

MS 62-3346 



Johnson, John Angostns, 1842-1904. 

Papers, 1842-1924. 

ca.2ft 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer and mayor of Fargo, N. D. Correspondence, journals, and 
business ledgers. Includes letters relating to the sale of land in 
North Dakota and Minnesota, to the Seymour, Sabln Co. interests 
there, and to civic problems, law enforcement hiring of city officials, 
licensing of new businesses, the control of gambling and prostitution, 
civic celebrations, and other matters concerning Johnson's term as 
mayor of Fargo, N. D. ; a letterbook (1901) containing copies of letters 
written by Johnson b> his family and to the St Paul newspapers 
concerning his trip to the Scandinavian countries as the representa- 
tive of the Soo Line Railroad to encourage emigration to Minnesota 
and the Dakotas; a volume in diary form entitled South American 
notes, containing copies of letters written by Johnson while he was 
In Venezuela (1890-91) representing the Dwlght Sabin Interests in 
Caracas, and head of the Curacao Electric Light and Power Co. ; and 
journals of Johnson's sons, J. Chester and Clarence F, who accom- 
panied him to Venezuela. 

Descriptive Inventory in the repository. 

In part gift of Mrs. Thomas Fllben, 1956. 

MS 62-3347 



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Southworth family. 

Papers. 1852-1017. 

150 items an<l 2 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, brickyard labor account book of Moran and 
Chatiller, minute book of the Arlington Hook and Ladder Co.. and 
newspaper clippings relating to tie Eaton family of Mankato. Minn. 
The correspondence contains information on crops, weather, the grass- 
hopper plague of 1857, land values, civilian life during the Civil War, 
reactions to Lincoln's emancipation policies, the Sioux Outbreak in 
Minnesota, and family matters. Includes letters written to the South- 
worths by members of the Eaton and" Sparrow families of Mattopoisett 
and Middleboro, Mass.; correspondence between Newton Southworth 
(1803-1863), a physician who came to Belle Plaine, Minn., from 
Massachusetts, and Seth Freeman of Mattopoisett, relating to South- 
worth's business affairs in Massachusetts; Civil War letters (1882) 
from Eli Southworth, a member of Co. A, 4th Minnesota Regiment ; 
and a few letters from William W. Pendergast, Timothy Harrison 
Pendergast, and Lewis Harrington. 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Gift of the University of North Dakota Library, 1960. 

MS 62-3348 



Sooth Carolina. Medical College, CJuxrleston. 

Papers concerning the college, 1777-1893. 

ca. 1~» items and 5 v. 

In Medical College of South Carolina Library. 

In part; transcripts (handwritten) 

Scattered correspondence mainly concerning the Medical College, 
notes on lectures given there by Francis LeJau Parker, a dissertation 
of 1788 by Philip Gendron Prloleau, On the use of nitric and muriatic 
acid in some diseases; one notebook on lectures given by Valentine 
Mott, M. D., at the University of New York; and an index of pre- 
scriptions, with their ingredients, made by Dr. William Harleston 
Huger in 1852. Other persons represented Include William Speight 
McLean Davidson, John H. Davis, John L. Dawson, Jr., John S. 
Palmer, David Ramsay, Abel Shannal, and R Wilson, M. D. 

In part, gifts of Chalmers G. Davidson, F. D. Jones, the Medical So- 
ciety of South Carolina, William Prioleao, and J. I. Waring, 1930-49. 

MS 62-3349 



Barry, William Taylor, 1785-1835. 
Papers, 1798-1835. 

IV. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Transcripts (typewritten) 

Lawyer and public official of Kentucky. Transcripts, with annota- 
tions, made by Barry's daughter Susan L. (Barry) Tavlor. Includes 
Barry's letters to his daughter (1819-35), to his" second wife, 
Catharine (Mason) Barry (1818-22), to his father-in-law, Walles 
Overton (1811) ; to his father, John Barry (1813) ; and to his 
brother. Dr. John Barry (1798-1809); a tribute from officers and 
clerks of the Post Office Dept; correspondence with Andrew Jackson 
on Barry's acceptance of a mission to Spain; Inscriptions on a monu- 
ment to Barry; and an autobiographical sketch. Covers Barry's 
legal studies in Kentucky and at William and Mary College, the 
trials of Aaron Burr and Benjamin Sebastian, publication of a 
pamphlet by William Little, the Spanish conspiracy, service in the 
War of 1812, Barry's career in Kentucky as a member of the State 
legislature, as circuit judge. Lieutenant Governor, and chief justice 
of the court of appeals, and his life in Washington as a member of 
Congress, D. S. Senator, and Postmaster General. 

Purchase, 1933. 

MS 62-3350 



Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Letters -written from Wisconsin Territory, 1837-52. 

72 ittMtis. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Photocopies. 

Letters fi-oin various places in Wisconsin, addressed for the most 
part to residents of Eastern States, reflecting living conditions in 
rural Wisconsin during territorial and early statehood days. They 
contain freqneot references to the prevalence of fever and ague 
among the settlers, and notations on wages and the prices of commodi- 
ties and real estate. Includes small groups of letters from the Con- 
gregational minister, E. D. Seward, of Lake Mills, and the Presby- 
terian minister, Jeremiah Porter, at Green Bay, and ten letters from 
ministers of the Baptist Home Missionary Society to the Rev. Ben- 
jamin M. Hill, corresponding secretary of the society. 

Calendar In the repository. 

MS 62-3351 



Anderson family. 

Anderson-Latham papers, 1771-1911. 

122 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Papers of Col. Richard Clongh Anderson of Jefferson Co., Ky., 
surveyor-general of the Virginia Military District In Kentucky and 
Ohio, consisting of correspondence (1785-1826), accounts (1777- 
1821), miscellaneous land papers (1771-1823), and family corre- 
spondence of his wife, Sarah (Marshall) Anderson, their daughter, 
Maria Williams (Anderson) Latham, and her husband, Allen Latham, 
who assisted Col. Anderson in the land office at Chillicothe, Ohio, 
and succeeded him in 1826 in the office of surveyor-general. Family 
correspondence includes letters from Col. Anderson's children, 
Charles, John. Roy, Larz, Maria Williams. Sarah, Mary Louise, 
Robert, and William Marshall Anderson, and from his son-in-law, 
James Hall. Letters from Louisville and Jefferson County record 
social events of the day. Other correspondents include Daniel Gregg 
and R. G. Lewis. 

Gift of William Pope Anderson. 1948. Formerly in possession 
of the Ohio Land Office, then of R. G. Lewis, and later of Larz An- 
derson. 

MS 62-3352 



Capron, Horace, 1804-1885. 
Papers, 1837-81. 

1300 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Army officer and public official. Mainly correspondence between 
U. S. and Japanese officials dealing with the business of the Kalta- 
kushi (of which General Capron was commissioner and adviser), 
a department of the Japanese Government in charge of the settle- 
ment of Hokkaido. Persons prominent in the collection Include 
David Amonien. Thomas AntiselL Murray S. Day, Joseph Henry, 
Thornton A. Jenkins, Governor K. Kuroda, Benjamin S. Lyman, 
Henry S. Monroe, George M. Robeson, John R. Rogers, William 
Tecumseh Sherman, and James R Wasson. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Albert S. Capron, 1850. 

MS 62-3353 



MeCaU, John Marshall, 1825-1895. 

Papers, 1862-96. 

ca.lft 

In Oregon Historical Society Library. 

Oregon soldier and businessman. Correspondence, military reports, 
a diary, notes, and business and family papers. Twenty-three folders 
contain papers relating to McCall's military career in the First Oregon 
Cavalry. These include official military reports and correspondence 
during his escort service to the Oregon Central Military Road survey 
party (1865) and during his service at Fort Klamath in the winter of 
1865-66. The diary relates to the military escort trip. Other papers 
relate to business and personal affairs, and include McCall-Applegate 
family letters, deeds, insurance papers, estate papers of Phoebe Balti- 
more, papers relating to McCall's store at Ashland, and material on 
the Southern Oregon Wagon Road Company and the West Ashland 
Water Ditch Company. 

Short unpublished guide in the library. The diary has been pub- 
lished in the Oregon historical quarterly, March, 1858. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Lydla McCall, 1958. 

MS 62-3354 



Wallace, Elizabeth, 1865-1960. 

Papers, 1870-1960. 

ca. 3 ft (3500 items and 69 v.) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Educator. Correspondence, diaries (of trips to France, «i««v«. 
Spain, Glacier National Park; Mexico, and South America), notebooks, 
MSS. of Miss Wallace's writings, lecture plans, notes, and quotations. 
The correspondence reflects Miss Wallace's many Interests, such as 
the University of Chicago, French literature and Intellectual life at 
the beginning of the 20th century, Spanish literature, social life, and 
customs, Mexican literature, and the Committee for Cultural Rela- 
tions with Latin America. Correspondents include Samuel Langhome 
Clemens, Alphonse Dandet, Hamlin Garland, Yvette Gullbert, Hubert 
Herring, Robert M. Hutch Ins, Amy Loveman, Archibald Ma^T^ iah 
Vincent Sheean, Lorado Tart, Ida Tarbell, Leon Trotsky, and Thorn- 
ton Wilder. 

Inventory description In the repository. 

Gift of Carleton College and Mrs. Stuart B. Ullman, I960. 

MS 62-3355 



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Hall, Sherman, 1800-1879. 

Letters, 1831-75. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Transcripts made trom originals In the possession of Ernest W. 
Butterneld. 

Congregational clergyman. The early letters (1831-52) relate to 
Hall's service as a missionary for the American Board of Commis- 
sioners for Foreign Missions at La Polnte, Wis., and give information 
on the mission and on the customs of the Chippewa Indians. The 
letters from 1855-T5 relate to Hall's emigration to Sank Rapids, 
Minn., and to his subsequent life there as a farmer and as pastor of 
the Congregational Church. Includes references to the for trade of 
the upper Great Lakes region, the establishment of a manual labor 
school for the Indians at Crow Wing, MiniL, the Civil War, the Sionx 
disturbances of 1862, and to genera] economic conditions. 

Described in Minnesota history, v. 7, no. 1 (March 1929) p. 62-65. 

MS 62-3356 

Morse, Ephraim W 1823-1906. 

Papers, 1850-91. 

ca. 1500 items and 28 v. 

In California State Library. 

Businessman and county official, of San Diego, Calif. Correspond- 
ence, account books, legal and business papers, and Spanish and 
Mwrica n documents relating to mines in Lower California. Letters, 
chiefly from persons living in San Diego and other parts of the South- 
west, are concerned with the development of the San Diego and 
Gila Railroad, mining enterprises in the Southwest and Lower Cali- 
fornia, business undertakings and conditions. Civil War news, Indian 
troubles, establishment of rural post offices, and honey making. In- 
dndes accounts for medicine and doctors' visits and accounts with 
men employed in the Jesus Maria Mine (1857) 

Index in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift 

MS 62-3357 

Friends, Society of. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, Japan 
Committee. 

Records, 1883-1961. 

ca.7ft 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence ; minutes and notes (1915-18) of the Young Friends 
Auxiliary, Juvenile Committee; financial records. Correspondence 
includes copies of letters from corresponding secretaries (1883-1823), 
letters (1883-1923) from mission workers to the corresponding secre- 
tary of the Foreign Missionary Association of Philadelphia reporting 
the progress of work In Japan, India, and Palestine ; and letters from 
applicants for work with the Japanese mission. 

Checklist in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Ubrarv. 

Deposited by the committee, 1958, 1961. 

MS 62-3358 
Roberts, William Allerton, 1900- 

Papers, 1942-56. 

S ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Washington, D. C. Correspondence, briefs, Investiga- 
tions, and related materials, gathered and used by Roberts and by his 
associates in the law firm of Roberts and Mclnnis, in developing the 
case of Drew Pearson in Pearson's suit against Senator Joseph R. 
McCarthy, Fulton Lewis, Jr., the Washington Times-Herald, Edward 
K Nellor, George Waters, Donald Surine, Morris A. Bealle, West- 
brook Pegler, and J. B. Mathews. Includes material relating to each 
of the defendants as well as to the plaintiff. Roberts served as the 
senior attorney in the suit 

Inventory in repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Gift of CoL Roberts, 198L 

MS 62-3359 

Northampton, Mass. Young Men's Institute. 

Records, 1846-72. 

4 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Records of meetings of the executive committee (1846-^19) ; secre- 
tary's records (1846-72) ; accounts of treasurers (1846-72) ; and a 
volume of letters and papers (1852-60). Includes letters from the 
following lecturers at' the Institute: Louis Agassis, Phlneas T. 
Barnum, Henry Ward Beecher, George Washington Bethune, Horace 
Bushnell, George B. Cheever, Cassius M. Clay, George William Curtis. 
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edward Everett, Henry Giles, Horace Greeley, 
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr„ Mark Hopkins, Thomas Starr King, 
Wendell Phillips, John Godfrey Saxe, Bayard Taylor, John Todd, 
Edwin Percy Whipple, and Robert Charles Winthrop. 

MS 62-3360 



Pomeroy, Seth, 1706-1777. 

Papers, 1700-1912. 

ca. 35 items and 2 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Gunsmith and army officer. Correspondence, two diaries, one kept 
at Louisburg in 1745, the other at Crown Point in 1755 ; biographical 
material relating to Pomeroy, and miscellaneous documents ; together 
with a few miscellaneous papers (1785-80) of his sons Lemuel and 
Asabel Pomeroy. Includes 3 letters (1907-12) about Asahel Pomeroy. 

Indexed in part. Described in part in the library's Annual report, 
1925/26, p. 7-8. Much of the materia] has been printed in The 
Journals and papers of Seth Pomeroy, published by the Society of 
Colonial Wars, N. T., and edited by L. E. de Forest, 1826. The Jour- 
nal of 1745 Is published in James Russell Trumbull's History of 
Northampton. 

MS 62-3361 



WenzeD, Henry Burleigh, 5. 1853. 

Papers, 1821-1932. 

3 v. and 1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Reporter of the Minnesota Supreme Court Correspondence, scrap- 
book (1876-79) compiled during Wenzell's student days in Europe, 
and other papers. Includes letters from St Paul lawyers and Judges 
pertaining to Wenzell's position as court reporter; correspondence 
relating to the renting of billboard privileges on the property of the 
actor, William H. Crane, in St Paul, together with Crane's itinerary 
of theatrical tours (1902-24) ; and material on the Harvard Club of 
Minneapolis. Correspondents Include Hascal Russel Brill, Thomas 
Canty, Loren Warren Collins, James Kendall Hosmer, Frank Billings 
Kellogg, William Louis Kelly, Charles Deal Kerr, Olln Bailey Lewis, 
William Mitchell (1832-1900), Charles Eugene Otis, George Herbert 
Palmer, Justin Wlnsor, and George Brooks Young. 

Gift of Mr. WenzeU, 1924-82. 

MS 62-3362 



Walther, Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm, 1811-1887. 

Papers, 1820-1936. 

ca. 5000 items. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

In pan, transcripts. 

Lutheran pastor and educator. Correspondence (1833-87) ; ser- 
mons and sermon outlines; opinions and theses on numerous theo- 
logical questions; MS. of Walther's commentary on Matthew; poems 
written by Walther and poems addressed to him ; treatise on cate- 
chetlcs; legal and personal papers; biographical sketches and 
genealogy ; and family photos. Includes letters, tributes, and cards 
of congratulation particularly for Walther's 50th anniversary In the 
pastoral office, and articles and programs from his 100th birthday 
celebrations. Correspondents include Henry Phnip Ludwig Blrkner, 
Theodore Charles Brohm, Fred Bruno, Theodore Buenger, Friedrich 
August Craemer, August Crnll, Friedrich Delitzsch, Augustus Fried- 
rich Ernst J. Fackler, Hermann Fiek, Johannes Friedrich, Ottomar 
Fuerbringer, L. Geyer, C. J. O. Hanser, John Henry Herzer, Charles 
Hochstetter, W. Huebner, Ernst G. W. Keyi, Edward W. Koehler, 
Friedrich Eduard Koenig, J. F. Koestering, O. Koibe, V. Koran, Eugen 
Adolf Wilhelm Krauss, Peter Lanrentius Larsen, L. C. Lindemann, 
Friedrich Lochner, Wilhelm Loehe, Matthals Loy, J. H. Niemann, 
Jacob Aall Ottesen, William Alfred Passavaant Franz August Otto 
Pieper, H. W. Quart. C F. Rutland, H. Saner, Johannes Schaller, 
Georg Albeit Schieferdecker, Carl Chrtstoph Schmidt Heinrlch Chris- 
tian Schwan, Gustav Seyffarth, Johann Heinrlch Sleker, Friedrich 
Henry Carl Steven, Wilhelm Slhler, Georg Stoeckhardt O. Walther, 
and Friedrich Konrad Dietrich Wyneken. 

Walther correspondence catalog (1871-79) available in the re- 
pository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Pritzlaff Library, Theodore F. Walther, Theodore Graebner, 
O. Hattstaedt and others, prior to 1959. 

MS 62-3363 



Murray, William Pitt, 1827-1910. 

Papers, 1836-1929. 

3 v. and 4 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, member of the Minnesota State Legislature, and St Paul 
city official. Correspondence, addresses, scrapbook, and other papers 
relating to pioneer days in Minnesota, the history of the sixth ward 
In St Paul, prohibition, education in Minnesota, legislation leading 
to land grants for the construction of a railroad from St Paul to 
Lake Superior, Murray's visit to Venezuela (1866), the Order of 
Masons, the history of Hamline University, the Methodist Episcopal 
Church in Minnesota, half-breed scrip, the proposed expedition of 



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Papers, 1836-1929. 



Murray, William Pitt, 1827-1910. 
(Continued) 

James L. Fisk in 1865, the settlement of the estate of Joseph Renshaw 
Brown, the attempt to remove Governor Willis Arnold Gorman from 
office, the navigation of the Mississippi River, the Minnesota Salt Co 
and the St. Paul Workhouse. Correspondents include John Ross 
Browne, Alexander H. Cathcart, Archbishop John Ireland, Alexander 
Ramsey, Henry Mower Rice, James Shields, and Henrv Hastings 
Sibley. 

Selections from the Murray papers have been published in Min- 
nesota history hulletin, v. 1, no. 3 (Aug. 1915 ) p. 109-123 
In part, gift of Winifred Murray Milne, 1914. 

MS 62-3364 



Houlton, William Henry, 1840-1915. 

Papers. 1792-1914. 

60 v. and 60 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Businessman, county official, and Minnesota State senator. Cor- 
respondence, business records, and other papers. Early papers (1792- 
1844) arc personal letters to members of the Kendall and Houlton 
families In New Salem, Mass., and Houlton, Me, and contain much 
comment on religious conditions. Letters for 1852-59 contain in- 
formation on social and economic conditions in New York, Illinois 
and Minnesota. Papers after I860 relate chiefly to Houlton's activi- 
ties as a lumber and flour manufacturer, banker, and farmer of Elk 
Klver. Minn Minnesota politics, Houlton's campaigns for the State 
Senate in 18T8 and 1883, and to affairs at the Minnesota State Re- 
formatory in St Cloud, of which Houlton was superintendent In- 
cludes vouchers, accounts, teachers' applications and contracts relating 
to the school board of Elk River District; secretary's book of the 
Snerhurne County Bible Society (1856-86) ; elementary school com- 
positions by Houltou; biographical data about Samuel and William 
Henry Houlton; and material on the Civil War and Masonrv iu 
Minnesota. * 

Described in Guide to the personal papers in the manuscript col- 
lections of the Minnesota Historical Society, compiled bv G L. Nute 
and G. W. Ackermann (1835) " 

Gift of the Houlton family, 19ia 

MS 62-3366 

Taylor, Henry Charles, 1873- 

Papers. 1893-1951. 

16 fi^e drawers. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Agricultural economist. Correspondence, notes and MSS. of books 
reports, articles, and addresses by Taylor and others. Includes Tay- 
\ I, >? te 5 4 1 S 7 - 98) taken in «»"verslty economic curses given 
S ? E i^> d T " Elr L, letters (1S09-1901) to Taylor's parents describing 
,t f^?? eilCes ,if B ? r S* : ""trials relating to his years of teaching 
at the University of Wisconsin, including correspondence (1918-20) 
%%*££L**£^, °' tan 4'««lement in Wisconsin; and letters 
and reports describing surveys made by the TJ. S. Bureau of Agri- 
cultural Economics while Taylor was its chief, and discussingthe 
conflict between the U. S. Departments of Agriculture and Commerce 
in 1024. Other papers show Taylor's interest and participation in 
the work of many organizations: the Agricultural Illusions Founda- 
tion; Agricultural Missions, Inc.; the America First Committee- tbe 
Americau Economic Association : the American Farm Bureau Federa- 
tion: tbe American Youth Commission of the American Council on 
Education; the Carnegie Instltnte: the Farm Foundation: the Food 
and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations; the Institute 
for Research in Land Economics: the Internationnl Conference of 
Agricultural Economists; and the Vermont Commission on Country 
Life. Correspondents include Olivia Rossettl Agresti. Edward S 
Ames, Lois Bacon, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Bernard M. Baruch, Joseph 
A. Becker. Edward A. Birge,' John D. Black, Charles J Brand, Harry 
t; ?J ' n Commons, Tom Connallv. John L. Coulter Charles 
C. Davis. John S. Donald. Richard T. Elv. Mordecai Ezeklel Ben- 
fi n L ul *- *'aast. John I. Falconer. Henry W. Farnaiu, Dorothv Ciinfleld 
Fisher, Glenu Frank, Edwin B. Fred. Charles J. Galpin, David Lloyd 
George, Lewis C. Gray. Frank I. Herriott. Benjamin H. Hibbard. 
William p. Hoard, Asber Hobson, William Ernest Hocking, John 
Holden. Reuben A. Holman, Herbert Hoover, Andrew W. Hopkins 
wm £ "v?-,?- Jennin ss. R ut"s iL Jones, Thomas Jesse Jones, 
William H. Klekhofer, Dnvid Kinley. Robert M. La Follette Jr 
? en 1 0ll T^,,. Lan ^'. G * orpe V " Lemer ' Shawn E. Lelaad, John L. 
Lewis, William H. Lighry, Charles A. Lindbergh, Walter LIppmann, 
Cesare Loiigobardi, Frank O. Lowden, Scott W. Lucas, Charles M<> 
JrT^V' CIyae Marquis, Lawrence Martin, John P. Maxton, Elwood 
Mead, Samuel W. Mendnm. Louis G. Michael, Francis P Miller. 
George i ort Milton, Arthur T. Mosher, E. G. Quamine, Herbert Quick 
r> JS.^ : . R ^ isner ^ olln , D : K«*efeller, Jr., Franklin D. Roosevelt, 
Sjf^T C ' 5°eer, Edward A. Ross, Beardsley Ruiul, Harry L. Russell. 
S?i?n? 0re ^^ tos ' Tb S l Sand0 - Iman Blsie Schatzmann, Friedrich 
Schldmer, WilUam A^ Schoenfeid, T. W. Schutz, William A. Scott, 
Max Sering, Arrigo Serpieri, Frederick W. Taussig, Henry A. Wal- 
lace, and Henry C. Wallace. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

MS 62-3366 



Saltonstall family. 

Pecorrls of Boston interests in coal mines in Klk Conntv. 
Pa.. 1*50-82. 

7 ft. 

Ill Harvard Rusiness School, Baker Library. 

Records of various coal mines in which Boston investors, headed 
by I.everetf Saltonstall. S. L French, and William D. Coolidge, were 
interested. Includes records of Pennsylvania Cannel Coal Company 
(lStaMi7l. Sliawmut Cannel Coal Co. (1861-65), Shawniut & Ridg- 
way Railroad Co. (from 18G2). Pennsylvania Cannel Coal anil Rail- 
road Co. (from lRft-i). Sliawmut Coal Co. of Elk County (from 1867). 
and properties in Shawniut Villuge, including a general store, which 
by lSfS) wen- lieing operated in the name of the Trustees of Penn- 
sylvania Coal Lands. 

Inventory in the library. 

Gift of Leverett and Richard Saltonstall, 196L 

MS 62-3367 

Neill. Edward Dnffield, 1823-1893. 

Pajwrs, 1 827-1930. 

IS v. ami s boxes. 

In Minnesota Hisrorical Society .■•ollections. 

Presbyterian minister, educator, anil historian. Corresiiondenee 
notes, scrnpbooks, newspaper clippings, and other papers gathered 
by Neill as a student at Amherst and Andovcr, a home missionary 
in Illinois, a minister in St. Paul, the founder of churches in Minne- 
sota, State superintendent of education and chancellor of the Uni- 
versity of Minnesota, chaplain of the First Minnesota Volunteer 
Infantry and of the Philadelphia hospitals during the Civil War 
American consul at Dublin, professor and president of Macalester 
College, and a historian of Minnesota and colonial America, especially 
Virginia and Maryland. Includes documents by Abraham Lincoln 
relating to tbe execution of the Sioux Indians convicted of participa- 
tion in the uprising of 1862; and letters (1864-6C) to Lincoln and 
Andrew Johnson, obtaiued by Neill in the capacity of private secre- 
f o? t0 tne two Presidents, relating to appointments, the election of 
18B4, the colonization or slaves, panl'ms. anil the English attitude 
toward the American Civil War. Correspondents include Matthias 
William Baldwin, George Loomis Becker. Cusbman Kellogg Davis, 
Lyman Copeland Draper, Dr. Thomas Foster (1818-1903), James 
Anthony Froude, John Hay. James Jerome Hill, Charles Macalester 
Samuel James Renwick McMillan, William Rainey Marshall Stephen 
Miller (1816-1881). John George Nicolay. Francis Parkman John 
Sargent PUlsbury, Alexander Ramsey. Henry Mower Rice Lawrence 
Taliaferro, Reuben Gold Thwaites, and Justin WInsor. 

Described In Minnesota history bulletin, v. l. no 7 (Au- lSigi 
p. 369-377. 

Chiefly gift of Miss Minnesota Neill, 1909-15. 

MS 62-3368 

Sibley, Henry Hastings, 1811-1891. 
Papers, 1815-91. 
90 v. .mil 18 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
In part, transcripts. 

Fur trader and Governor of Minnesota. Correspondence diary 
ledgers, account books, daybook, bills of lading and other business 
records, military vouchers, invoices, and reports, and other documents 
relating to Indians, tbe frontier, the fur trade, local and national 
politics, public utilities, and local history. Includes routine papers 
of Sibley as justice of the peace for St. Croix Co., Wisconsin Terri- 
tory, and for Clayton Co., Iowa Territory; data on lumbering and 
early sawmills; and Seneca and Sioux lexicons. Persons and orga- 
nizations represented include William Alexander Aitken, Frederick 
Ayer, Alexis Bailly, Benjamin F. Baker, J. P. Bardwell, George An- 
toine Belcourt, Gaspard de BeUIgny, George Bonga, Dr. Charles Wil- 
liam Wulff Borup. William Thurston BoutwelV Michael Brisbois, 
Joseph Renshaw Brown, Amos J. Bruce. Jonathan Carver, Thomas 
Connor, Ramsey Crooks, William Crooks, Jared Waldo Daniels, Cush- 
man Kellogg Davis, Francois Samuel Dentan, William Dickson, Henry 
Dodge. Ignatius Donnelly, James Duane Doty, Stephen Arnold Doug- 
las, Hercules Louis Dousman, Drifting Goose (Sioux Chief), Ben- 
jamin C. Eastman, John H. Fairbanks, Jean Baptiste Faribault, 
George William Featherstonhaugh, D. G. Fenton, Duncan Finlayson' 
William Watts Folwell, William Henry Forbes, Dr. Thomas Foster 
(1818-1903), Gabriel Franchere, Jessie Kenton Fremont, John Charles 
Fremont, Peter Garrioch, James Madison Goodhue, Aaron Goodrich, 
Peter Haydn, Robert Hopkins, George Johnston (1796-1861) Benja- 
min T. Kavanaugh, Norman Wolfred Kittson, Joseph Laframboise, 
William Lo Due, Kenneth Mackenzie. John McKusick, Martin McLeod. 
James H. McLaughlin, Captain Frederick Marryat, Stephen Miller, 
Hazen Mooers, Allan Morrison, Henry Lawrence Moss, Thomas Mc- 
Lean Newson, Joseph Nicholas Nicollet, David Dale Owen, John Sar- 
gent Pillsbury, Gideon Pond, Samuel Pond, John Pope, Dr. Thomas 
Read Potts, Philander Prescott, Louis Provencaile, Alexander Ramsey, 
Captain Jesse Lee Reno, Joseph Renville, Stephen Return Riggs Henry 
Mower Rice, Joseph Rolette, General William Tecumseh Sherman, 
James Shields, Sir George Simpson, Thomas Simpson, Samuel Spates! 
Samuel C. Stambaugh, Franklin Steele, Isaac Stevens, Jededlah 
Dwight Stevens, John Harrington Stevens, Robert Stuart (1785-1848) 



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Papers, 1815-91. 



Sibley, Henry Hastings, 1811-1891. 
(Continued) 

General Alfred Snlly, Lawrence Taliaferro. Joseph Tasse. Miles M. 
Vineyard, Lyman Marcus Warren. James Wells. Bishop Henry Ben- 
jamin Whipple. Morton Smith Wilkinson. Dr. Thomas Smith William- 
son. Cole Younger. American Fur Co.. Devil* Lake Indian Agency, 
Fort bnellinjr Reservation, Port Totten. Hudson's Bav Co., Minnesota 
Historical Society, Pierre Chouteau, Jr.. and Co.. Pratt*. Chouteau 
Co., St Paul Chamber of Commerce, St. Paul Gas Light Co. Sisseton 
and Wahpeton Indian Agency. U. S. Board of Indiaii Commissioners, 
University of Minnesota, and White Earth Indian Reservation. 

Described in Guide to the personal papers in the manuscript col- 
lections of the Minnesota Historical Society, compiled bv G. L. Nute 
and G. W. Ackermann (1935) and in Minnesota history (1017-33) - 
v. 2, p. 9, 26, 117; v. 4, p. 293; v. 5, p. BOS: v. 8, p. 179, 294-206; v. 14, 

MS 62-3369 



Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass. 

Genealogical biographical materials. 

ca. 285 items. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Letters, business and private financial papers, records of court and 
police actions, and genealogical and other notes on families or indi- 
viduals. Family names represented include Adams, Anderson. Arnold, 
Ashmun, Austin, Baldwin, Bardwell. Barnes, Barstow, Bartlett 
Beaman, Belden, Bertram, Billings, Birge, Blackman, Bolter, Bolt- 
wood, Brackett, Brewster, Bridgman. Brockway. Brooks, Brown, 
Bruce, Bryant Burk. Burt, Burton, Cable. Campbell, Cary, Chapin. 
Childe, Chilson, Clapp, Clark, Cleaveland. Cole, Colson, Comes, Cope- 
land, Cotton, Curtis, Cutting, Danks. Day. Delano, Denniston. Denton, 
Dewey, Dickinson, Drake, Dwight. Eames. Eastman, Edson. Edwards, 
Eggleston, Evans, Parley, Fay, Ferry, Field, Flint, Ford, Forester, 
Gardiner, Gladden. Goddard, Graves, Hamlinton, Hancock. Harring- 
ton. Hazard. Hazen. Henderson. Higgtns, Hills, Hinckley, Hlnsdell, 
Holton. Houston. Howe. Hubbard. Jones. Joy, Kingman, KIngsley, 
Knowlton, Ladd. Leary, Lee, Lester. Livermore. Longlev, Loomis, 
Loring, Lyman. Mackminn, Mann, Marshall, Marsbneld, May. Mitchell, 
Mooney, Moor. Morgan, Morse. Morton, Moselv. Mudge. Mund, Nash, 
Parker, Parsons, Partridge. Patterson, Peeler. Phillips, Plumb, Porter, 
Pratt Presson, Prince, Pynchon. Reed, Rhodes, Rogers, Root, Rowe, 
Sacket, Scaverary, Scott, Scovel, Searl, Sheldon, Simpson. Stearns, 
Stebbins, Stockbridge, Story, Taggart Talbot, Tappan, Taylor. Tor- 
rey. Tower, Town, Turner, Wadsworth, Wait, Ward, Warren. Wash- 
burn, Webb, Weekes, Wells. Whitney, Wilder, Williams Williston, 
Wonson, Wood, Woodward, Wyer, and Young. 

MS 62-3370 



Taliaferro, Lawrence, 1794-1871. 

Papers, 1813-68. 

14 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Indian agent. Correspondence, diaries (1821-30). autobiography 
(1864), orderly books (1813-15) covering Taliaferro's service as an 
officer during the War of 1812, a dictionary of the Dakota language 
(1835) by H. N. Dillon, and an account book (1830-34) of the St 
Peter Indian Agency. Diaries describe life at a frontier Indian 
agency and contain much information oc Indians, trading posts, 
treaties, British intrigue in the Northwest, Fort Snelling, Minn., the 
American Fur Co- the Columbia Fur Co., the Hudson's Bay Co the 
Selkirk Colony, Indian payments, the sale of intoxicating liquors 
among the Indians, the establishment of a boundary line between the 
Sioux and the Chippewn, wars between Sioux and Chippewa and 
between Sioux and Sauk and Foxes, schools at Sioux mission sta- 
tions, and Taliaferro's Interest In establishing an agricultural colony 
of Sioux- at Katonville on Lake Calhoun. Persons mentioned Include 
Indians such as Black Dog, the Buffalo, Flat Mouth, Hole-in-the-day, 
Kokomako, Little Crow, Piandetah, Pineshow, Shakobe, and Wabasha, 
and the following traders, explorers, missionaries, garrison officers. 
Indian subagents, and others : William Altken, Alexis Bailly, Colonel 
Jobn Bliss, Joseph Renshaw Brown, Alfred Branson, Scott Camp- 
bell, Aivan Coe, Francois Samuel Dentan, Robert Dickson, Hercules 
Louis Dousman. Sr„ Captain Seth Eastman, Alexander Faribault, 
Jean Baptlste Faribault, Captain James H. Gale, Daniel Gavin, 
Captain Alex S. Hooe, George Johnston (1796-1861). Joseph Lafram- 
boise, William Laldlaw, J. B. Latourelle, Captain Frederick Marryat, 
Hazen Mooers, Major Joseph Plympton, Gideon Holllster Pond, 
Samuel William Pond, Louis Provencalle. Peter Qulnn, Joseph Ren- 
ville. Stephen Return Riggs. Joseph Rolette. Joseph Rondo, Henry 
Hastings Sibley, Colonel Josiah Snelling, Jedediah Dwight Stevens, 
Miles Vineyard. Lyman Marcus Warren, James Wells, and Dr. 
Thomas Smith Williamson. Correspondents include Nicholas Boilvin, 
John Caldwell Calhoun, William Clark (1770-1838), T. Hartley Craw- 
ford, Henry Dodge, Thomas Forsyth, C. A. Harris, Elbert Herring, 
Robert Lucas, Thomas Loralne McKenney, Joshua Pilcher, Joseph 
Montfort Street, and Zachary Taylor. 

Taliaferro's autobiography was published In Minnesota historical 
collections, v. 6 (1894) p. 190-255. 

MS 62-3371 



Andrews, John H 5. 1775. 

Papers, ca. 1719-1874. 

2 v. and 3 boxes. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass ) 
iw.^r 1 " 1 ^' « ^ olem ' Mass ' COT ™sP<»Ml<«>ce, accounts of cargoes 
i^'J"" 1 . 801 ?' lesaI aoOTn, er.fc. "hipping papers, price lists, and! 
stock transfer tor shares in the Salem Turnpike and Chelsea Bridge 
Corporation (1831). Some of the correspondence concerns steel 
making, blast furnaces, and iron works in Bath. Me., and Franconia, 
jn. ii. and tie acquisition of woodland there. In connection with the 
r«ew Hampshire Iron Company of Danvers of which Andrews became 

f^"**?. 1 ^ 1809 -, S** of the material concerns bis sW^nVoSJa! 
tlons with Samuel Page and Samuel Endlcott as joint owners ofthe 
brig Bebecca. and then In the firms of Endlcott and Andrews, An- 
drews and Shepard, and Andrews and Page. Concerns voyages of 
the schooner Polly (1800). the schooner Cynthia (1807), the brig 
Rebecca (1810-27), the brig Patriot, the brig Union (1819) which 
was seized by a British ship of war at Jamaica, and the ship Eliza 
(1823) which engaged in the opium trade. Other ships mentioned 
(1800) are the brigs Forrester, Hallengreen, Herald, and Washington 
Voyages are to the West Indies, Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, 
and China. Letters (1827) from Andrews' son, John p. Andrews, In 
Baltimore, contain discouraging comments on the flour and cotton 
market Letters from European merchants in trade accompany cur- 
rent price lists as they solicit the trade of Endlcott and Andrews in 
the commission business. Jeremiah Page, sailing the brig Patriot for 
Endicott and Andrews to Genoa writes of his buying and selling in 
the Mediterranean markets and shipping of oil from Naples and 
Galipoli to St Petersburg. Letters from William Duncan sailing the 
brig Rebecca, concern transactions In sugar, logwood, and sheetings 
at Havana. Letters from commission merchants (1822) refer to 
bankruptcies in Russia, trouble between Turkey and Russia, and a 
much suspended trade with Russia, particularly in oil Correspond- 
ence with China begins in 1824 with the brig Patriot taking pepper 
and opium to Canton and returning with tea. *~»-«~ 

MS 62-3372 



Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass. 

Collection of miscellaneous military papers, ca, 1690-1865 

ca. 400 items and 2 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Approximately 16 pre-Revolutlonary items; about 180 orders, let- 
ters, accounts, invoices, and other papers from the Revolutionary War 
and about 27 rolls and other lists of soldiers of the Revolution; 14 
Items from the Ely Rebellion of 1782, Shays' Rebellion of 1786-87, and 
the War of 1812 ; and about 169 items and 2 volumes of records from 
the Civil War. Early papers Include a list of casualties Sept 8, 1755, 
at the Battle of Lake George, a fragment of a letter about the siege 
of Fort William Henry In 1757, an account of military expenses shared 
by Northampton. Hadley, Westfleld, and Deerfield, Mass., in the 1690'B, 
papers relating to Fort Massachusetts, built at Hoosack in 1744, mus- 
ter roll of Capt. John Stoddard's Company (1747), and a few papers 
of 1746. Revolutionary War papers relate to the purchase, requisi- 
tioning, collecting, and transport of supplies of food, clothing, and 
ammunition; recruitment and enlistment of troops; prisoners; mili- 
tary events at Fort George and Tieonderoga in 1777 and 1778, and the 
Bennington alarm In August of 1777. Persons mentioned include 
committee members and delegates to conventions; Robert Bredc 
(1737-1799), supply agent, Joseph Hawley, 3d (1723-1788), Levi 
Shephard (1744-1805), commissary, Hezekiah Smith, and Ephralm 
Wright wagon-master. Military orders include those of Gen. Carieton 
(1776), together with a British budget and those from headquarters 
at New Loudon (Aug. 9-14, 1779). Organizations and government 
bodies involved include committees of correspondence of Hampshire 
County, Mass, and its towns; the Massachusetts Council, Treasurer, 
and House of Representatives ; and various Massachusetts commit- 
tees. Civil War papers Include orders and regulations issued by 
Massachusetts authorities, reports of enlistments from Northampton, 
a volume of recollections, accounts of subscriptions taken in North- 
ampton of the payments to soldiers, and a few miscellaneous papers. 

MS 62-3373 



American Academy of Arts and Letters. 

Manuscript collections, 1881- 

ca. 1520 items. 

In American Academy of Arts and Letters Library. 

Correspondence, literary MSS„ and other papers. Most of the 
letters relate to the American Academy of Arts and Letters and to 
the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Persons represented In- 
clude Charles Francis Adams, George Ade, Henry Mills Alden, Thomas 
Bailey Aldrich, Maxwell Anderson, Philip Barry, James Carroll Beck- 
with, Saul Bellow, Elizabeth Bishop, Richard P. Blackmnr, Gamaliel 
Bradford, Eugene Brleux, John Mason Brown, Kenneth Burke, Charles 
W. Cadman, Bliss Carman, Madison Caweln, Robert W. Chambers, 
Marchette Chute, John Clardl, Samuel Langborne Clemens, Padraic 
Colum, James B. Connolly, Benedetto Croce, Reginald de Koven, Rich- 



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Manuscript 



American Academy of Arts and Letters. 

collection."?. 1881- (Continued) 

ard Eberhart. Irwin Edman, William Faulkner, Francis Hackett 
Edith Hamilton, Joel Chandler Harris, Oliver Herford, Dn Bose Hey- 
ward, Edward Bnrlingame Hill, Julia Ward Howe, Rolfe Humphries, 
Henry James. Marquis James, Randall Jarrell. Joseph Jefferson, Al- 
fred Kreymborg, Joseph Wood Krutch, Christopher La Farge, William 
Bllery Leonard, Will H. Low, Charles Fletcher Lumim's, Edward 
Alexander MacDowell, Bohuslav Martinu, Joaquin Miller, Silas Weir 
Mitchell. William Vanghn Moody,. Reinhold Niebuhr. Arne Oldberg, 
Eugene Gladstone O'Neill, Horatio William Parker, S. J. Perelman, 
Arthur Stanwood Pier, Ernest Poole, John Crowe Ransom, Theodore 
Roethke, Clinton Scollard, Ben Shahn, Frank Dempster Sherman, 
John Steinbeck, George Sterling, Lionel Trilling, Dwight W. Tryon, 
Hendrik Willem Van Loon. Charles Dudley Wamer, Sir Wniiam 
Watson, J. Alden Weir, Endora Welty, Elwyn Brooks White, Richard 
Wilbur, and Edmund Wilson. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-3374 

American Academy of Arts and Letters. 

Correspondence collections. 1874- 

ea. 5400 items. 

In American Academy of Arts and Letters Library. 

Correspondence of authors, painters, sculptors, composers, histori- 
ans, and others, chiefly relating to the American Academy of Arts and 
Letters and to the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Corre- 
spondents represented by more than twenty items Include Edwin 
Austin Abbey, Brooks Adams, Franklin P. Adams, Henry Adams, 
Wayman Adams, Robert Aitken, Wintbrop Ames, Sherwood Anderson, 
Gertrude Atherton, Henry Bacon. Peggy Bacon, Hamilton Basso, 
Charles Austin Beard, Pietro Belluschi, Frank W. Benson, John Bige- 
low, William Henry Bishop, Marc Biitzstein, Peter Blnme, Louis 
Bonche, Kay Boyle, Louis Bromfield, Alexander Brook, Pearl S. Buck, 
Charles E. Burchfield, Richard Burton. Alexander Stirling Calder, 
Elliott C. Carter, Henry Cowell, E. E. Cummings, Jo Davidson, Owen 
Davis, Charles de Kay, Babette Deutsch, Charles Melville Dewey, 
Edwin Dickinson, William E. B. Du Bois, Thomas Harlan Ellet, Edna 
Ferber, John F. Folinsbee, James Forbes, Worthington C. Ford, Dan- 
iel Colt Gilman, Eric Gugler, Walker Hancock, Roy Harris, John 
Grier Hibben, William Ernest Hocking, Dona] Hord, Paul Horgan, 
Robinson Jeffers, Owen Johnson, Matthew Josephson, Ernest R. Kroe- 
ger, Bancel La Farge, Gertrude K. Lathrop, Ernest Lawson, Clare 
Leighton, Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, Robert Moras Lovett, Robert 
Lowell, Otto Luenlng, Jean MacLane, Charles D. Maginnis, John 
Marin, John Phillips Marquand, Don Marquis, Carl Marr, Reginald 
Marsh, Edgar Lee Masters, Carson McCullers, William McFee, Edna 
St. Vincent Mlllay, Bruce Moore, Christopher Miorley, H. Slddons 
Mowbray, Hobart Nichols, Charles Eliot Norton, Leonard Ochtman, 
Ignace Jan Paderewski, Will Payne, James Breck Perkins, Katherlne 
Anne Porter, Qulncy Porter, John Powell, A. Phlmister Proctor, Wal- 
lingford Riegger, Kenneth Roberts, Frederick G. R. Roth, William 
Saroyan, Eugene Francis Savage, W. Elmer Schofield, Zoltan Sepeshy, 
Earl Shapiro, James Kellum Smith, Frederick A. Stock, Edward Dur- 
rell Stone Igor Stravinsky, Alien Tate, Albert Ellsworth Thomas, 
Randall Thompson, L. Frank Tooker, Frank V. Van der Stucken, 
Bessie Potter Vonnoh, Lionel Walden, Henry Oliver Walker, Whitney 
Warren, Arthur Yvor Winters, and Frank Lloyd Wright 

Open to Investigators nnder library restrictions. 

MS 62-3375 

Chever, Henry. 

Papers. 1843-55. 

1 V. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass. ) 

Sea captaiu. Papers relating to sailings of the brig Hannah of 
which Chever was master and qnarter-owner, and which traded be- 
tween Richmond, Valparaiso, and Guayaquil, between Canton, Manila, 
and the Sandwich Islands, and between Honolulu and Mazatlan, 
Mexico; several letters about a broken brass cannon which Chever 
bought In China and shipped to Salem; and deeds and papers snowing 
Chever's Investment of the proceeds from sale of the Runimh i n lands 
In Yuba City and Suttervtlle, Calif. Many letters from Chever* 
brother, George Chever, to the other owners of the Ttnnrmh relate to 
Ohever's failure to pay them their share of the proceeds of the sale 

MS 62-3376 

Torrance, Ell, 1844-1932. 

Papers, 1855-1931. 

r> v. and 92 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, Judge, nnd commander-in-chief of the Grand Arniv of the 
Republic. Correspondence, brief diary entries, accounts, bankbooks, 
memoranda of cases, and other business and personal papers. Papers 
relating to legal cases throw much light on real estate conditions 
and transactions in Minnesota and North Dakota, on the floating of 
bond issues by villages and counties in those States, and on the busi- 
ness of such clients as the Hennepin County Savings Bank, the Luger 
Furniture Co., and the Minneapolis Esterly Harvester Co. Material 
on the Grand Army of the Republic concerns efforts to obtain pension 
legislation and to raise funds for a Confederate soldiers' home, the 



Minnesota Soldiers' Home, the placing of Lee's statue in National 
Statuary Hall, Memorial University at Mason City, Iowa (founded 
by the Sons of Veterans), and the activities of other patriotic so- 
cieties, such as the Society of Colonial Wars. The personal papers 
contain some information on the First Presbyterian Church of Min- 
neapolis nnd on the Committee for Ministerial Relief of the Pres- 
bytery of Minneapolis. Includes letters from Torrance's son in 
Germany discussing the situation at the outbreak of World War l; 
attendance records of Torrance's Sunday school class at the First 
Presbyterian Church of Minneapolis; certificates for land in Pine 
County, Minn., bought by Henry Hastings Sibley in March, 1872, and 
correspondence and official reports received by Torrance as a member 
and president of the State Normal School Board of Minnesota. 
Gift of Mrs. Torrance, 1932. 

MS 62-3377 



Winterbotham, John M collector. 

Papers, ca. 1600-1925. 

8 v. and 8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts, some originals in the Rosenberg Library, 
Galveston. 

Autograph signatures, autograph letters, and miscellaneous items. 
Includes a volume of signatures on parchment of minor British offi- 
cials of the 17th and 18th centuries ; an autograDh collection of the 
Sev. Jerom Mnrch, mayor of Bath, Eng., mainly of persons living in 
the 19th century; a volume of letters, (1821-78) received by Baron 
Arthur Fitzgerald-Klnnalrd, mostly from men in British public life; 
a collection of letters (1888-1925) received by Sir Sidney Coivtn, for 
many years keeper of prints and drawings at the British Museum ; a 
folder of letters (1800-16) written by Georgians, Countess of Gull- 
ford ; a folder of letters (1887-98) received by Arthur Weld, drama 
and music editor for the Mllwankee journal; and miscellaneous let- 
ters from persons of prominence in the D. S., England, and the con- 
tinent, including Count Camlllo B. Cavour, Harriet Martlneau, and 
Sir Walter Scott. Non-autograph material Includes copies of some 
correspondence (1828) of Capt Basil Hall dealing with his Ameri- 
can tour ; copies of letters of Stephen F. Austin and others important 
in the history of Texas; and biographical sketches of some prominent 
Americans, together with some correspondence concerning the subjects 
of the sketches, accumulated by Guy C. Bixler In preparing a pro- 
posed volume of American biographies. 

MS 62-3378 



Nelson, Ennte, 1843-1923. 

Papers. 1861-1934. 

270 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, Governor of Minnesota, and TJ. S. Senator. Correspond- 
ence and other papers relating to Nelson's activities as a country 
lawyer in Alexandria, Minn., prior to 1892, and to his political career. 
Some of the topics covered are Nelson's relations with the Scan- 
dinavians in the D. S-, legal problems concerning land, the RepnbUcan 
Party and politics in Minnesota, World War i, tariff legislation, cur- 
rency, banking, taxation, and other national financial matters, labor 
problems, foreign relations and trade, Indian conditions, prohibition, 
and agriculture. Persons and organizations mentioned include An- 
drew Clarkson Dunn, Robert Marion La Follette, Arthur C. Townley, 
Geiser Threshing Machine Co., John P. Manning and Co., League of 
Nations, League to Enforce Peace, Nichols, Shepard and Co., Non- 
partisan League, Red Lake Indian Reservation, D. S. Bureau of 
Forestry, TJ. S. Coast Guard, U. S. DepL of the Interior, D. S. Ship- 
ping Board and its Emergency Fleet Corporation, White Earth Indian 
Reservation, and William Mower and Reaper Co. Correspondents 
include Sydney Anderson, Gunvold Aus, Charles Merritt Babcock, 
Edward Wellington Backus, Theodore Hudon Beaulieu, Tarns Blxby, 
Mortimer Hayes BouteU, Ivan Bowen, Ripley Bernard Brower, Rome 
G. Brown, Joseph Alfred Arner Burnquist, Marlon Leroy Burton, 
Clarence Palmer Carpenter, L T. Caswell, Joseph Chapman, Moses 
Edwin Clapp, Louis L. Collins, Paul Valorous Collins, William Gar- 
land Crocker, J. M. Crosby, Edward Williams Decker, John E. 
Diamond, Edwin C. Dlnwlddie, William Stanley Dwinnell, Adolph 
Olson Eberhart, Henry W. Elliott, Charles Edward Faulkner, Wil- 
liam Watts Folwell; William A. French, John Bachop Gilflllan Oren 
Cornelius Gregg, Nicolay A. Grevstad, William Harrison Grimshaw, 
Andrew- Grindeland, William Edward Hale, Charles Medbury Har- 
rington, Archibald M. Hayes, Engelbret H. Hobe, Frederick G. Inger- 
soll, O. P. B. Jacobson, Clive Taibot Jaffray, Marcus Johnson, Herschel 
V. Jones, Frank Billings Kellogg, Harold Knutson, Constant Larson, 
Oscar John Larson, Daniel William Lawler, George E. Leach, Charles 
Augustus Lindbergh, Sr., Frederick C. Llstoe, Samuel Lord, Albert 
Carpenter Loring, Elmer E. McDonald, John Franklin McGee, John 
Scudder McLaln, J. N. MacMUlan, Nils Michelet, Simon Michelet, 
Clarance Benjamin Miller, Ira B. Mills, Asher Murray, Frank M. Nye 
Jens J. Opsahl, Edmund Pennington, Charles Alfred Plllsbury, Jacob 
Aall Ottesen Preus, Andrew A. D. Rahn, John Harrison Rich, Julius 



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Nelson, Knute, 1843-1923. Papers, 1861-1934. (Combined) 
August Schniahl, Oscar Seehach, Edward E. Smith, Fred B. Snyder, 
Lewis Curtis Spooner. Halvor Steenerson, Isaac Stephenson, Fred- 
erick Cement Stevens, Hans Gerhard Stub, George H. Sullivan 
(b. 1867j, Laurits Selmer Swenson, James Albertus Tawney, Ell 
Torrance, John It. Van Derlip, Fred C. Van Dusen. Samuel R. Van 
Sant, Andrew John Volstead, Thomas Barlow Walker, Charles C. 
Webber, Frederick Brown Wells, and Levi Monroe Willcuts. 

Two autobiographical letters written by Nelson to D. B. Arnold 
and F. C. Ainsworth in 1911 have been printed in Minnesota history 
bulletin, v. 5, no. 5 (Feb. 1924) p. 348-352. 

Described in Guide to the personal papers in the manuscript col- 
lections of the Minnesota Historical Society, compiled by G. L. Nute 
and G. W. Ackennann (1935) 

Acquired from many sources. 

MS 62-3379 

Milwaukee County Industrial Union Council. 

Records, 1938-48. 

IT boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Papers relating mainly to the political activities of the council, 
a representative body of CIO unions in Milwaukee Co., Wis. In- 
cludes letters and resolutions to Congressmen, lobbying for labor 
measures, housing laws, rent controls, anti-discrimination bills, and 
similar legislation; correspondence with the ClO-Politleal Action 
Committee and the Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council; Ques- 
tionnaires sent to candidates for political office In 1948 ; and various 
financial records such as bills and receipts, audits, and ledger sheets. 

MS 62-3380 



Weyerhaeuser Company. 

Records of companies forminfr part of the AVeyerhiieuser 
Co., 1891-1955. 

ca. 8600 items and 1 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society ,'olltH-timis. 

Correspondence, articles of incorporation, bylaws, minutes of meet- 
ings, financial statements, inventories, and production and sales re- 
ports, relating to lumber production, v.-ages, prices, dams, river im- 
provements, laud purchases, sawmills, railroads, taxation, forest 
fires, valuation studies, cutover lands, logging operations, and Govern- 
ment regulations. Includes records of the following firms: Atwood 
Lumber Co., Stillwater, Minn. ; Ronners Ferry Lumber Co., Bonners 
Ferry, Idaho ; Croquet Lumber Co., Cloquet, Minn. ; Crow Wing Elver 
Lojr Driving and Improvement Co., Little Falls, Minn.; Dimock, 
Gould and Co., Moline, 111. ; Drew Tinit>er Co., Muscatine, Iowa ; Hum- 
bird Lmnl>er Co., Sandpoint, Idaho; Jolmson-Wentworth Co., Cloquet, 
Minn.; Mississippi River Lumber Co.. Minneapolis; Northern Lum- 
ber Co.. Cloquet. Minn.: Rock Island Lumber and Coal Co., Daven- 
port. Iowa : Rock Island Lumber and Manufacturing Co.. Kock Island. 
111. : Rock Isluml Sash and Door Works, Rock Island, 111. ; St Louis 
Sash and Door Works, St. Louis, Mo.; St Louis Itiver Mercantile 
Co- Cloquet, Minn:: Shell Lake Lumber Co., Shell Luke, Wis.; Round 
Timber Co., Davenport, Iowa, and Seattle ; and Tbe White Yard, 
Davenport, Iowa. Prominent men represented include George H. At- 
wood, Frederick Carl Denkmann, Frederick Carl August Denkmann. 
Jacob Edward Philip Denkmann, Harry C. Hornby, John Alexander 
Humbird, Thomas Jacob Humbird, William Irvine, Artemus Lamb. 
Lafayette Lamb, Clifton Robert Musser, Rlcbard Drew Musser, Wil- 
liam Sauntry, Hugo Scblenk, Charles August Weyerhaeuser, Fred- 
erick Weyerhaeuser, Frederick Edward Weyerhaeuser, John Philip 
Weyerhaeuser, and Rudolph M. Weyerhaeuser. Other companies 
mentioned include Barronett Lumber Co., Cloquet Tie and Post Co., 
Duluth Logging and Contracting Co., Duluth and Northeastern Rail- 
way Co.. Edward Rntledge Timber Co., Lumbermen's Bank, Shell 
Lake, Wis., Knife Falls Boom Corporation, Mesabe Southern Railway, 
St Louis River Logging Co., and Pine Tree Lumber Co. The material 
is related to the society's collections of other companies which were 
also a part of the Weyerhaeuser Co. 

Individual Inventory descriptions in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Gift of the Weyerhaeuser Co.. 1961. 

MS 62-3381 



California. State Library, Sacramento. 

Diaries. 1847r-99. 

ca. 65 items. 

In California State Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Chiefly descriptions of trips to California during the gold rush 
days. Persons represented Include Edwin F. Amsden, H. D. Barton, 
George H. Bayley, Mrs. Henry Benson, Cesar Berthean, Augustus S. 
Blxby, Seth B. Blake, George A. Blanchard, James A. Blood, Henry 
S. Bloom, John S. Bradford, William Brome. Joseph Curtis Buff um, 
N. A. Cagwln, Robert Chalmers, William Edwin Chamberlain, John 
Hawkins Clark, Silas M. Collins, Joseph Crackbon, John W. Doyle, 
William Henry Emerson, Jarvls G. Farrar, Mrs. Isaac Foster, Jared 



Fox, James de Fremery, Margaret A. Frink, Stephen T. Gage. Mary 
Jane Guill. 0. J. Hall, Henry Hallet, William H. Hampton, George 
Harter, PMer L Hickman, Delos Jesse Howe. George L Hunt. James 
E. Hunt Moses Leon Hyneman. David Jordan. Amos Piatt Josselyn, 
Mrs. Nicholas H. Karchner, Seth Lewelling, Charles F. Lott. Cyrus 
C. Loveland, John McPherson, Benjamin T. Martin, John Meister. 
Griffith Meredith, Mary Ann Meredith, P. M. Murphy, Jared Nash, 
Marie Nash, Moses S. Prime, Andrew Randall, Rachel C. Rose, Mary 
Fetter H. Sanford, John Jacob Scheller, Niles Searls, Oscar L Shatter, 
Daniel Shierin, A. Henry Stevens, George W. Stewart, Augustus F. 
Taylor, and William Zilhart 

MS 62-3382 



Doty, James Duane, 1799-1865. 

Papers, 1779-1879. 

3 boxes and 2 reels of microfilm. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts and microfilm (negative) 

Judge. Wisconsin Territorial Governor, land speculator, and D. S. 
Representative from Wisconsin. Correspondence, commonplace book 
containing observations on Indian affairs, a letter book (1829-38), 
notes, memoranda, drafts of letters, and Doty's private records ol 
cases tried before him as additional Judge for the counties of Brown, 
Crawford, and Michillmackinac, Michigan Territory. Concerns 
Doty's work as Judge, Territorial Delegate, Governor, and member, 
of Congress, his land speculations and other promotional activities. 
Includes notes and memoranda on Indian languages and customs, 
and on laws applying to Indian affairs; notes on an expedition in 
1820 to the TJpper Mississippi and in 1S22 to northern Wisconsin and 
Michigan: correspondence with tbe Astors concerning disposition of 
their lands in Green Bay: copies of circuit court records for Brown 
County, mainly for the years 1822-23 : references to early mad build- 
ing, to the establishment of a territorial government in Wisconsin 
and the adjustment of its boundaries, to the Menominee treaty of 
1832, and prospective emigration to Wisconsin ; 3 items concerning 
early Mackinac ; and a few papers of Doty's sons, Charles and James, 
and of his daughter, Mary Doty Fitzgerald. Correspondents include 
John Jacob Astor, William Astor. Lewis Cass, Henry Clay, James 
Wilson, Austin E. Wing, and William Woodbridge. 

Selections have been published in Collections of tbe Wisconsin State 
Historical Society, v. 7 (1873-76) p. 195-206; v. 13 (1890) p. 163-246. 

MS 62-3383 



Powell family. 

Papers, 1832-1952. 

ca. 3 ft. (2500 items and 25 v.) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, diary (kept by Lydia Elmira Powell), articles, 
account books, time books, bills of lading, invoices, genealogies, scrap- 
books, newspaper clippings, maps, and other papers, relating to 
family matters and to the business ventures of Oliver Stanley Powell 
(1831-1888) in River Falls, Wis. The papers contain information 
on water power on the Kinnickinnic River, post office accounts, school 
lands, the building of sawmills, the sale of flour, the purchase of 
farm machinery, a -woolen mill in Valparaiso, Ind., vinegar and 
syrup mills, and genealogies of the Allen, Briggs, BurweU, Knox, 
Nichols, Powell. Pratt and Wetherbee families. Later papers relate 
to the career of Oliver Powell's son Harvey Oliver, as manager of 
the Weybnrn Security Co., Wheaton, Minn., of the Canadian Invest- 
ment Go's bank in Weyburn, Sask., of the bank of the Dominion 
Agricultural Credit Co. in Regina, Sask., and as a banker In White 
Rock. S. D„ to his marriage to Elizabeth Knox, and to her teaching 
career Includes articles written by Elizabeth Knox Powell and 
her son Louis Harvey Powell (1904-1954), director of the St Paul 
Science Museum, and a letter (1898) iron) Charles W. Eliot, presi- 
dent of Harvard University. 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Louis H. Powell, 1961. 

MS 62-3384 



Folwell, William Watts, 1833-1929. 

Papers, 1769-1933. 

26 v. and 129 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Political scientist, historian and university president. Correspond- 
ence, diaries, notes, nnd drafts of articles, addresses and books, re- 
flecting Folwell's career as a philologist, a lieutenant colonel In the 
Fiftieth Regiment of New York Volunteer Engineers In the Civil War, 
a businessman of Venice, Ohio, professor of mathematics and civil 
engineering at Kenyon College, professor of political economy and 
president of the University of Minnesota, a member and president of 
the Minneapolis Board of Park Commissioners and of the Mlnneapo- 



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Papers, 1769-1933. 



Folwell, William Watts, 1833-1929. 

(Continued) 

lis Society of Fine Arts, a member of the Minnesota State Board of 
Charities and Corrections, a lawyer of the Minnesota bar, vice-presi- 
dent of the American Economic Association, the author of two 
histories of Minnesota, a leader in the development of the puhlic 
high school system in Minnesota, and president of the Minnesota 
Historical Society. The papers contain information on life and edu- 
cation in western New York in the 1840's and 50's, genealogy of the 
Folwell, Balnbrldge, Colby, Cole and Heywood families, education 
at Hobart College and Mount Holyoke Seminary, travel and studv in 
Europe (1860-61), life in 'Wisconsin and Minnesota in the 1860's, 
public health activities in Minnesota, froDtier life at Fort Benton, 
the practice of medicine In Buffalo, N. Y„ library problems in Min- 
nesota, the Minneapolis Board of Trade, St. Barnabas Hospital In 
Minneapolis, and the Grand Army of the Republic. Correspondents 
Include Matthew Arnold, Arthur Beardsley, James Hulme Caniield, 
the Kev. George Chase, John Bates Clark, Horace William Shaler 
Cleveland, John Sogers Commons, Mark Dunnell, Charles William 
Eliot, Richard Theodore Ely, Jakob Fjelde, Kate Folwell, Dr. Mahlon 
Bainbrldge Folwell, Sarah Heywood Folwell, John Bachop Gllfillan, 
Albert Bushnell Hart, Dr. Charles Hewitt, James Kendall Hosmer, 
John Franklin Jameson, Charles Y. Lacy, John Lamb, Thomas 
Raynesford Lounsbory, George H. Morgan, Justin Smith Morrill, 
Cyrus Northrop, Theophllus Parsons, Le Grand Powers, Herbert 
Putnam, Wlllard Bradley Rising, Maria Louisa Sanford, Albert Shaw, 
Douglas Volt, Thomas Barlow Walker, Bishop Henry Benjamin 
Whipple, Andrew Dickson White, and John Fletcher Williams. 

Folwell's reminiscences and some of his letters have been edited 
by Solon J. Buck and published under the title William Watts Fol- 
well: the autobiography and letters of a pioneer of culture (1933). 

Described in Culde to the personal papers in the manuscript col- 
lections of the Minnesota Historical Society, compiled by G L Nute 
and G. W. Aekermann (1935) 

Chiefly gifts of Dr. Folwell and meml>ers of the Folwell family. 
1917-31. 

MS 02-3385 



American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 
Papers on travel and exploration, 1671-1912. 
ca. 25 v. 

In Americiin Philosophical Society Library. 

Emma B. Andrews* A journal on the ~ liedauin (1*89-1912); 
Bamon de Anguiano's Descripcion del reyno de Guatemala (1818) ; 
Charles Francois d'Annemours' Memoire sur le district du Ouachita 
(1803) ; William Billings' Journal of a voyage from Philadelphia to 
Corunna in Spain and back (1789-90), and his Journal of a Toyage 
from Philadelphia to Oporto and back in 1791; William Dunbar's 
Journal of a voyage ... to the ... Red River ... the Black River and 
the Washita River (1804-05), and his Journal of a geometrical sur- 
vey of the R«l River, etc. ; George Gauld's General description of the 
set-coasts, harbours ... &c. of the Province of West Florida (1769) ; 
George Hunter's Journal up the Red and Washita Rivers with Wil- 
liam Dunbar (1804) ; John Lindsay, 20th earl of Crawford's Journal 
of a voyage from the Thames to Russia; Thomas Lorraine McKen- 
ney's Sketches of a tour to the lakes ; Pirn Nevin's Journal of travels 
from Liverpool, England, to New York, Philadelphia ... (1802-03) ; 
John Newman's Short account of the situation, soil ... of Tennessee; 
John Ordway's journal of the Lewis and Clark Expedition ; P. Fr. 
Pedro Joseph de Parras' Dlario y derrotero de los viages que ha 
hecho ... desde que sallo de la Cuidad de Zaragosa en Aragon para 
la America; Jean Potocki's Voyages dans les steps d' Astrakhan et 
du Caucase (1797-98) ; John Rosseter's Log book of the China packet 
(1*04-05); Thomas Peters Smith's Journal in Europe; George 
Welch's A journal of my voyage (1671) ; James Partiot Wilson's 
Observations while passing thro' the Choctaw, Chickasaw & Cherokee 
Nations (1803) ; and Woodorf s Journal of a trip through New York, 
New Jersey, Pennsylvania ... as clerk to John Anstey (1785-88). 
Also includes 2 unidentified papers, Etat independent du Congo, and 
Journal de la campagne de l'armee russe contre la Turqule. 

Cataloged Individually in the manuscripts catalog of the library. 
Gifts, purchases and deposits. 

MS 62-3386 



Cleaveland family. 

Papers, 1742-1891. 

ca. 48 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Papers of a Massachusetts family. Papers (1742-1833) of the 
Rev. John Cleaveland (1722-1T99), minister at Chebacco, Mass., and 
chaplain (1758-62) of Jonathan Bagley's Regt., Include family letters, 
ecclesiastical letters, church records, diaries and journals, sermons 
and theological discussions, and an autobiography telling of his 
student days at Yale as well as his later life. Some of his papers 
concern the civil appointments of his son Nehemiah (1760-1837) who 
later settled in Topsneld. Others concern Ebenezer Cleaveland who 
died on board the ship Eustls after having been captured by an 



English privateer. Correspondents include Dr. Parker Cleaveland. 
Papers of the Rev. John P. Cleaveland include correspondence, ser- 
mons, and lectures. Some of his letters are from Ship Island and 
New Orleans during his Civil War service as chaplain of the 30th 
Regt., Massachusetts Infantry. Papers of James Putnam Cleaveland, 
of Topsfield and Boxford, Mass., consist of 18 diaries (1853-91). 
Papers of Nehemiah Cleaveland (1760-1837), physician of Topsfield, 
Mass., include 18 account books and daybooks (1784-1835) and a 
memorandum book (1806-25) 

MS 62-3387 



Burke family. 

Papers, 1810-88. 

50 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and other papers of a Virginia family. Includes 
correspondence (10 items) of Samuel Dabney Burke with William 
Henry Anderson, Samuel Burke. Asa Dupuy Dickinson, John Leigh, 
Christopher C. Lockett, Archibald Alexander Lyle, Charles Pember- 
ton Smith, John A. Smith, Francis Nathaniel Watkios, members of 
the Clay Club of Farmville, Va, members of the 6Sd Regiment of Vir- 
ginia Militia, and a group consisting of Albert Smith Nones, Benjamin 
Tanner, Francis M. Wafer, and Edwin M. Wllmer ; a speech made by 
Burke to the 63d Virginia Militia ; letters written to Pattie Sherwln 
(Burke) Tatum by Samuel Burke, M. A. Leath, Aug. U. Wright, and 
Alice Cottrell : accounts of Virion Henry Tatum of Richmond : corre- 
spondence of H. F. Bardwell, in part while serving In the Army of 
Northern Virginia at Petersburg, with Lou Henrie (Burke) Bardwell 
and Edward Carrington Venable; plats of land in Nottoway and 
Prince Edward Counties, Va., owned by James A. Agnew, Samuel 
Dabney Burke. William G. Butcher, William Dunnivant, Peter J 
Grlgg, Benjamin Hawkins, Shadrack Holt, Charles Knight, and Mrs. 
Harriet K. Roberts ; abstracts of deeds of land in the same counties 
owned by Spencer Atkinson, William Borum Mrs. Maria Branch, 
Thomas J. BraDch, Richard Floyd Burke, and Samuel Dabney Burke - 
clippings, photos., and miscellaneous papers. ' 

Deposited by Mrs. E. F. Hodges and Miss Elisabeth E Hundley 



MS 62-3388 



Green, Norvin, 1818-1893. 

Papers, 1839-92. 

6ft 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Physician, legislator, and business executive. Correspondence 
letter press books, accounts and tax receipts (1840-77) ; accounts for 
medical services (1842-51) ; bills, notebooks, and an address before a 
medical society. Correspondence (1839-77) includes Green's corre- 
spondence, as secretary and later president of the New Orleans and 
Ohio Telegraph Lessees, with Amos Kendall and officers of the Amer- 
ican Telegraph Co.; and correspondence about the Louisville, Cin- 
cinnati and Lexington Railroad and the Michigan, Southern and 
Northern Indiana Railroad Co. Letter press books (1873-92) con- 
tain Green's letters as president of the Montreal and European Short 
Line Railway Co, the New York, Mahoning and Western Railroad 
Company, and the United Claims Mining Company. Other papers in- 
clude steamboat bills and bills of lading (1853-68) ; bills for tuition 
(1850-66) of Green's sons James, Pinckney, John, and WarreD in- 
cluding Pinckney's bills while a student at the University of Heidel- 
berg (1865-66) ; Green's papers as commissioner of public schools for 
Henry Co., Ky. (1849-50) ; papers relating to slavery (1847-64) • 
papers relating to lands in Kentucky and Jasper Co., Ind. ( 1802-57) ; 
papers of Green's father, Joseph Green (1833-46), and of his daugh- 
ter Susan Thornton Green (1849-80) ; letters to his son, Warren 
Green, from Japanese officials and consuls of various countries on his 
appointment as U. S. Consul-Genera! to Japan (1885) ; and report of 
Warren Green to the V. S. Dept. of State on Japanese tobacco (1885). 
Correspondents include C. C. Baldwin, James G. Blaine, John G. 
Carlisle, Thomas A- Edison, Cyrus W. Field, Jay Gould, Abram S. 
Hewitt, H. H. Honor*, Collis P. Huntington, Lazarus W. Powell, 
Hiram Sibley, Joshua F. Speed, John W. Stevenson, William H. 
Vanderbilt, and James B. Wilder. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Norwln E. Green, 1987. 

MS 62-3389 



Wallace famQy. 

Papers. 1764-1884. 

310 Items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Papers of the Wallace family of King George Co, Va., Crittenden 
Co., Ky, and Louisville, Ky, consisting of a letter from a cousin In 
Scotland to Dr. Michael Wallace (1764); correspondence (1773-85) 
of his sons. Dr. Gustavus Brown Wallace, Michael Wallace, and Dr. 
James Wallace, who served In the Revolutionary War ; will of Dr. 
James Wallace (1790), and a land grant to him for 6000 acres on the 
Ohio River (1800) ; plat of William B. Wallace's land in Crittenden 
Co., Ky, and statement of his Revolutionary service: record In the 
case of Michael Wallace et al. v. Luclnda Wallace et al (1807) ; will 



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Wallace family. Papers, 1764-1884. (Continued) 

of John Wallace (1826) ; records of Negroes belonging to the estate 
of Thomas Wallace (1819-29) ; report of commissioners in the case 
of James B. Wallace et al. t. Mary Wallace et al. (1830) ; deeds from 
members of the Wallace family in Virginia to other members of the 
family for land in Livingston (now Crittenden) Co., Ky., two grants 
to Robert Kirk for land in Livingston Co„ Ky. (1826) ; papers of 
Arthur Booe Wallace, commission merchant at New Orleans and 
later resident of Louisville, Ky., including his letters to his brother, 
William Wallace, in Culpeper Co., Va. (1828-32) ; letters to Arthur 
Hooe Wallace on business and family matters (1834^60); accounts 
(1835-37, 1858) ; bills of lading for tobacco and general merchandise 
shipped to and by Arthur Hooe Wallace on Mississippi and Ohio 
River steamboats (1834-35) ; Insurance policies on boats and cargoes 
(1834-35) ; Crittenden Co., Ky., land papers (1839, 1857, 1867) ; cor- 
respondence of Lt Thomas Wallace, 6th Kentucky Cavalry, Morgan's 
Division, Confederate Army, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 
Hooe Wallace, and with his brother and sisters, while serving in the 
army and as a prisoner of war at Camp Chase and Johnson's Island, 
Ohio (1860-65) ; letters to Thomas Wallace (1866-84) ; notes and 
plats of surveys of land for him In Crittenden Co., Ky. (1867) ; genea- 
logical records of the Wallace family and the allied Brown, Dade, 
Hart, and Preston families; and a ledger of Alexander Dick (1783- 
84) 

MS 62-3390 



Conrad, Holmes, 1840-1915. 

Papers, 1812-1950. 

408 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and other papers of Holmes Conrad, together with 
papers of Robert Young Conrad (1805-1875), some correspondence 
of Georgia Bryan (Forman) Conrad, genealogical notes concerning 
the Conrad family, and papers of other members of the family. In- 
cludes some Civil War correspondence. Correspondents include Dean 
Gooderham Acheson, John P. T. Anderson, Fred Beall, John W. BelL 
Taylor Berry, Carter Richard Bishop, Charles Joseph Bonaparte, A. 
J. Bradfield, George G. Bradford, Henry Brannon, Louise Breedin, 
Mary Champe (Carter) Brooke, Forrest W. Brown, Corbln Braxton 
Bryan, John R. Bryan, Joseph Bryan, Edward Calohill Rurks, Ellis 
A. Rutt, Richard Evelyn Byrd, John Griffin Carlisle, Mrs. Cornelia 
Carr, James McDowell Carrington, Roger Preston Chew, F. M. 
Clevenger. C. L. W. Clinch, Mrs. Mel R. Colquitt. Samnel Cooper, 
Augusta Forman Courad, Bryan Conrad, Charles F. Conrad, Daniel 
Burr Conrad, David Holmes Conrad, Edward S. Conrad, Elizabeth 
Whiting ( Powell) Conrad, Katherine Brooke Powell Conrad. Powell 
Conrad, Robert Young Conrad (1884-1918), John B. Cotton, R. H. 
Cunningham, Nelson Page Dame, Mrs. James J. Dana, Elizabeth 
Earle (Cary) Daniel, John Warwick Daniel, Jean E. Davis, Eugene 
Delano, Joseph L. Denny, Melvil Dewey, Jacob McGavock Dickinson, 
John C. Dougherty, Joseph Dupuy Eggleston, Clement Anselin Evans, 
Elisha Boyd Faulkner, Powell Conrad Fauntleroy, Sally H. (Conrad) 
Fauntleroy, Florida (Troup) Forman, Thomas Marsh Forman, 
Samuel Bassett French, George T. Fry, Melville Weston Fuller, More- 
ton F. Gage, James Mercer Garnett, D. C. Gordon, John Brown 
Gordon, Sidney Sophia (Cather) Gore, Henry Tucker Graham, John 
Randolph Graham, Samuel Cecil Graham, George Gray, Daniel Grin- 
nan, Charles Sumner Hamlin, Katherine Brooke (Conrad) Hamlin, 
John Marshall Harlan, Judson Harmon, John T. Harris, Jr., Thomas 
Walter Harrison, Edwin James Harvte, Sarah Hawkins, John Milton 
Hay, F. Snowden Hill, John K. Hitner, Frederick William Mackey 
Holliday, Artemas H. Holmes, Jedediah Hotchkiss, Charles Bowen 
Howry, Henry Martyn Hoyt, John Linn Hurt, Sallie T. (Douglas) 
Hurt, Mary Anna (Morrison) Jackson, Rradley Tyler Johnson, James 
Keeble, James Keith, Thomas R. Kennedy, Philander Chase Knox, 
FItzhugh Lee, Mildred Childe Lee, Robert Edward Lee (1843-1014), 
M. H. Leeds, William A. Little, Jr., A. W. Littleneld, John Newton 
McCormick. Marshall McCormick, James McDonald, Francis Howe 
McGuire. Hugh Holmes McGulre, Joseph McKenna, Randolph Har- 
rison McKim, Henry H. Marmaduke, John William Mason, Walter L. 
Mayer, Andrew Jackson Montague, William Henry Moody, John 
Singleton Moshy, Edward Nichols, Richard Olney, Peter Johnston 
Otey, M. Ott Clarence J. Owens, John Gibson Paton, Lawrence R. 
Payne, William Henry Payne, James Alfred Pearce, A. R. Pendleton, 
Archer Allen Phlegar, John Prentiss Poe, S. P. Powell, Robert L. 
Preston, Oscar deWolf Randolph, M. V. Richards, Beverly Hol- 
combe Robertson, Leigh Robinson, Theodore Roosevelt John Carter 
Rose, Thomas Lafayette Rosser, Margaret H. Rossiter, James B. 
Russell, Lucy Briscoe Russell, Thomas Fortune Ryan, W. H. Sale, 
Robert Taylor Scott, William Wallace Scott, James Alexander Sed- 
don, John Selden, Randolph Tucker Shields, Scott Shipp, Carrie E. 
Smith, Elizabeth Whiting (Conrad) Smith, Thomas Smith, W. Roy 
Stephenson, Garland B. Taylor, Marmaduke Thompson, John W. 
Trainer, George Michael Troup, Beverley Dandrldge Tucker, Henry 
St George Tucker, John Randolph Tucker, Smith Spangler Turner, 
James Hogc Tyler, B. B. Van Cortlandt Jacob Van Doren, Edward 
Carrington Venable, Mrs. Marie C. Vinton, Countess-Mary von Goet- 
zen, Charles V. Wagner, L. Qulnton Washington, Paul Y. Waters, 
Aaron B. Wesley, Edward Baldwin Whitney, Alpheus Starkey Wil- 
liams, and John Sergeant Wise. 

Gift of George Bryan Conrad, 1961. 

MS 62-3391 



Shelby, Isaac, 1750-1826. 

Papers, 1760-1839. 

ca. lu it^ms. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative) 

Governor of Kentucky. Correspondence, accounts, and land, legal, 
and military papers of Shelby, together with an account of Capt 
Evan Shelby, his father, with George Ross (1760) ; a letter to Evas 
Shelby (1704) ; a land grant to Jacob Downs for 490 acres in Appling 
Co., Ga. ( 1829) ; and a land grant to Asa Harral - for 40 acres In 
Pulaski Co., Ga. (1839). Isaac Shelby correspondence (1777-1823) 
concerns Kentucky politics, navigation of the Mississippi, the de- 
fense of counties lying on the Ohio River by militia "rangers" rather 
than by scouts; applications (1794-95) for the provision at Federal 
expense of guards, spies, and scouts for the protection of frontier 
inhabitants and such industries as salt licks and iron furnaces; 
counterfeit money, horse thieves, slave stealers, the return of chil- 
dren captured by the Indians, sale of produce at Philadelphia, landed 
property in Kentucky. Tennessee, and Maryland, and land litigation. 
Other of Shelby's papers include accounts (1775-1816) containing 
statements of purchase of merchandise, upprui-sa! of stray cattle 
taken up by Shelhy, record of hemp .sold to Thomas Hart, Jr., and 
list of "Isaac Shelby's cattle for the exposition" ; land papers (1782- 
1825 ) ; legal papers in the case of Isaac Shelby v. John Adair (1794- 
1802) and in the case of James Parberry's heirs v. Isaac Shelby con- 
cerning the ownership of a slave (1799-1819) ; military papers (1793- 
04) including a copy of a letter from Commissioners B. Lincoln, 
Beverley Randolph and Timothy Pickering to Anthony Wayne, 
(17°3), record of appointments of officers by Charles Scott on 
Wayne's campaign, an affidavit by Shelby (1794) about a contract 
with Joseph llHileuger to supply provisions to three garrisons to be 
stationed on the Wilderness Road, and a memorial of William Whit- 
ley to the Kentucky Legislature asking compensation for his servicas 
on the Nickojack campaign. Shelby's correspondents include Col. 
John Adair. John and Robert Breckinridge, James and John Brown, 
Nathaniel Hart, Harry and James limes. Gen. Henry Knox, James 
Morrison, George Nicholas, John Speed, Thomas Todd, and Gen. 
James Wilkinson. Material is related to the repository's Grigsby 
collection. 

Mainly gifts from Robert Shelby Darbishire, 1945. A few items 
gift of Cass K Shelby, 1958, and Preston Davie, 1950, or purchase. 

MS 62-3392 



Edwards, Richard Henry, 1877-1954. 

Papers, ca. 1897-1953. 

30 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1484) 

Congregational minister and religious educator. Correspondence, 
diaries, notebooks, accounts, sermons, articles, lectures, poems, 
photos., printed matter, and other papers. The bulk of Edwards' 
papers consists of letters concerned with his activities as pastor 
at the University of Wisconsin (1908-12), as director of Cornell 
United Religious Work (1919-37), as founder and president of the 
Happy Valley Homes at Lisle, N. Y., and his service with the 
Y. M. C. A. Other correspondence concerns the writing and publi- 
cation of Edwards' books; much material pertains to his teaching 
of courses in Bible, religion, and personal counseling at Syracuse 
University, Southern Methodist University, the Chicago Theological 
Seminary, the University of Chicago Divinity School, the Texas 
Pastors' School at Dallas, and other institutions. The papers of 
Edwards' wife, Anna Rachel (Camp) Edwards (1876-1956), consist 
of personal letters, her examination books from Western Reserve 
University (1897), and material relating to the John Dewey Practice 
School at the University of Chicago where she was a teacher from 
1897-1902. Some of the papers reflect the Interest of Mr. and Mrs. 
Edwards In the history of their respective families and that of Lisle, 
JT. Y. Correspondents Include Jane Addams, John Childs, Evelyn 
Dewey, John Dewey, Sherwood Eddy, Galen M. Fisher, Harriet 
Harding, Paul S. Livermore, Shatter Mathews, Katherine (Camp) 
Mayhew, James A. G. Moore, John B. Mott Walter Rauschenbuscn, 
Vlda Scudder, and Frank M. Sheldon. 

MS62-3393 



Boyle, James Ernest, 1873-1938. 
Papers, 1894-1938. 

16 ft 

In Cornel] University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/10/210) 

Agricultural economist Correspondence, articles, pamphlets, news- 
paper clippings, and speeches relating to the world grain trade, 
cotton, wheat milk and egg marketing In the U. S^ 'Canadian-Ameri- 
can reciprocity In grain trading, political attitudes of Midwest farm- 
ers, tariff legislation, soil conservation, tuberculin rests for cattle, 
the International Institute of Agriculture, rural economic conditions 
In the U. S., control of farm production, crop insurance plans, co- 
operative marketing, McNary-Haugenism, Southern agricultural edu- 
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Boyle, James Ernest, 1873-1938. 

(Continued) 

Boyle's numerous books and articles on agricultural economics, and 
family affaire. Boyle's letters reflect his opposition to New Deal 
Innovations and the farm legislation of the Hoover and Roosevelt 
administrations, and his support of the "back-to-the-land" movement 
and plans calling for less government In business, voluntary coopera- 
tion among farmers, and the readjustment of TJ. S. agriculture to world 
conditions through the adoption of low trade barriers. Correspond* 
ents Include Jane Addams, Elmer S. Bayard, Percy Bidwell, Fred 
Blennan, Ralph Brewster, Emmanuel Celler, Stuart Chase, Moses 
Clapp, Arthur H. Cole, Sterling Cole, Royal S. Copelaod, H. T. Cor- 
son, Jerome Edward Dies, Richard T. Ely, Frank E. Gannett, Warren 
G. Harding, James J. Hill, Herbert Hoover, Meyer Jacobsteln, Alfred 
M. Landon, William Langer, William Lemke, Frank O. Lowden, 
Porter J. McCumber. Robert McDougal, John G. McHugh, Andrew 
Mellon, Henry Morgenthau, William I. Mvers, Allan Nevins. E. G. 
Nourse, J. Ralph Plckell, Walter Parker, Henry F. Prlngle, Robert 
Ramspeck, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joseph Shannon, James ShotweU, 
Ellison D. Smith, Oswald G. TIlLird, Robert Wagner, Henry Wallace, 
George Warren, Walter Weyl. Burton SI Wheeler, and John S. 
Williams. 

MS 62-3394 



Bancroft, George, 1800-1891. 

Papers, 1811-1901. 

ca.6ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1262) 

Historian and diplomat. Family and personal correspondence, 
deeds and other legal documents, papers pertaining to the settlement 
of various estates, genealogical material, and papers and letters re- 
lating to Bancroft's private business matters. Inclndes correspond- 
ence (1840-65) with Bancroft's publishers, Little, Brown & Co.; 
papers relating to his position as collector of the port of Boston and 
to his Interest in the Bank of Michigan ; many autographed letters 
(1817-86) from persons prominent in public affairs and the literary 
world in Europe and America ; and correspondence of or about Ann 
Bancroft, Mary Bancroft, Sarah Bancroft, Thomas Bancroft, Alex- 
ander Bliss, William B11S6, T. Hartley Crawford, Jonathan Dwij-ht, 
Jane Putnam Bancroft Gherardi, D. Goodwin, William Murphy, 
Henry Schoolcraft, Charles C. Trowbridge, Baiter Witter, and Levi 
Woodbury. Other correspondents include Bancroft's first wife Sarah 
(Dwight) Bancroft (d. 183T), his second wife Elizabeth (Davis) 
Bliss Bancroft, his father Aaron Bancroft, his sister Eliza (Ban- 
croft) Davis, his brother-in-law John Davis, Governor of Massachu- 
setts, his sister Lucret la (Bancroft) Farnum, and his two sons George 
Bancroft, Jr., and John Chandler Bancroft (during their school days 
and their travels abroad) 

TJnpnbllshed guide available in the library. 

MS 62-3395 



Stone, James A 1856-1946. 

Papers, 1886-1945. 

29 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Lawyer, of Reedshurg, Wis. Personal, business, and political 
papers. Correspondence concerns party politics and organization on 
a county level reflecting the Internal dissensions of the Republican 
Party In Wisconsin; efforts of the progressives in opposition to 
Joseph W. Babcock and Isaac Stephenson; Stone's dispute with 
Robert M La Follette, Sr., over the latter's opposition to World War 
i; his support of Prohibition and enthusiasm for the policies of 
Franklin D. Roosevelt, in particular the enlargement of the Supreme 
Court, public works, farm relief, and Federal supervision of banking; 
efforts In 1912 to secure the presidential nomination of La Follette; 
Stone's support of Philip and Robert M. La Follette, Jr. ; his business 
interests in the Reedsburg Canning Company, the Harley-Davldson 
Company, and the Milwaukee Lead and Zinc Mining Company; his 
service as hoard member of the Sauk County Teachers' Training 
School; and purchase of the Ringling home in Baraboo, Wis., for a 
proposed circus museum and county historical society. Twelve letter 
books (1892-1907) relate almost wholly to Stone's law practice, with 
emphasis on debt collection and land cases. Correspondents include 
John J. Esch, Gov. Walter S. Goodland, Louis Howe, Merlin Hull, 
Paul O. Hustlng, A. W. Kopp, Belie Case La Follette, Irvine L. 
Lenroot, George Norris, Ida Ringling North, John Ringling, Burton 
K. Wheeler, Alexander Wiley, and Wendell Willkie. 

Descrlbed In Guide to the manuscripts of the State Historical So- 
ciety of Wisconsin. Supplement no. 1 (195T) p. 133-134. 

MS 62-3396 



Short, Charles Wilkins, 1794-1863. 

Papers, 1811-69. 

9ft 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Physician, teacher, and botanist. Correspondence (1813-49) with 
Short's uncle, William Short of Philadelphia; family and business 
correspondence (1816-63) ; letter book (1318-22) ; botanical cor- 
respondence (1815-34) with scientists in Europe and America; diary 
(1860) kept at "Hayfield" in Louisville; records of medical cases 
from Short's practice at Hopklnsville, Ky. (1817-25) ; lectures to 
students In the Medical Department of Transylvania University; a 
catalog of plants collected, preserved, and distributed (1833-38) ; land 
papers relating to land m Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, and 
Ohio; statements of account (1841-47) tor the building of Short's 
house and operation of his estate, "Fernbank," in Hamilton Co., 
Ohio; memoranda of letters written and received (1816-60); ac- 
count book, commonplace book, notebooks, and drawings. Includes 
some correspondence of William Short of Philadelphia, of Charles 
Wilkins, and of John Cleves Short. The botanical correspondence 
Includes letters from Asa Gray, Sir William J. Hooker, Thomas Nut- 
tall, Constantine Samuel Raunesque, Thomas Say, John Torrey, and 
Lunsford Pitts TandeU. 

Described In Filson Club historical quarterly, v. 19. no. 4 (Oct 
1945) p. 208-249. 

Chiefly gifts of Mrs. Thomas A. Courtenay, Miss Mary C. Snort, 
and Miss Ludie J. Klnkead, 1933; a few items deposited by Alexander 
F. Courtenay or purchase. 

MS 62-3397 



Jeffrey, Alexander, 1815-1899. 

Papers, 1835-99. 
. 6ft 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Business executive. Correspondence (1835-99), personal and 
family accounts (1846-99), land papers, and tax receipts, including 
receipts for taxes on land in Kent, Van Buren, and Allen Counties, 
Mich, Talbot Co, Md, and Olympia and Tacoma, Wash. Includes 
letters from Jeffrey's brother, Robert, at Toledo, Ohio (1836-38) ; 
letters to Delia Granger, a student at the Emma Wlllard School in 
Troy, N. Y, and later Jeffrey's wife; letters of recommendation by 
John Greig, Francis Granger, and others (1841) ; tetters from Jef- 
frey's brother John, chiefly concerning the business of their firm, 
John Jeffrey and Co., which planned, built, and managed gasworks 
in the 1850's In many southern and mldwestern cities and In Havana 
and Matanzas, Cuba; letters from Clarence George Keats, who was 
associated with the firm of John Jeffrey and Co.; letters (1851-67) 
from Jeffrey's brother William about his agency of the Greig, Hornby 
and Coiquhoun estates In New York State; letters from John B. 
Paine, Jr., of Lexington, Ky., In 1862 concerning local events; cor- 
respondence about the administration at the estates of William Jef- 
frey and of his aunt, Mrs. Jane Charlotte Ross ; letters from Oswald 
Tllghman regarding the sale of "Hope Farm" in Talbot Co., Md., In 
1882; letters (1883-94) from Henry D. Fitch of Louisville, and 
others, about the management of the Vicksburg Gas Light Co. In 
which Jeffrey and his relatives were stockholders; papers (1853-92) 
of the Lexington Gas Co. of which Jeffrey was president and 
manager; and letters (1890-94) from T. N. Allen of Olympia, Wash, 
father-in-law of Alexander Jeffrey, Jr. Material is related to the 
repository's John Jeffrey collection. 

Purchase, 1942-48. Formerly In the possession of the Morgan fam- 
ily of Lexington, Ky. 

MS 62-3398 



American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial 
Organizations. Committee on Political Education. 

Records, 1946-59. 

7ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence, reports, lists, and newspaper articles relating to 
local congressional elections (ca. 1946-56) ; together with material 
relating exclusively to Senator Joseph B, McCarthy during the years 
he was In the Senate (1946-57) and consisting mainly of printed 
matter, clippings, and various reports and records concerning Senate 
investigations of McCarthy, committee hearings by McCarthy, Mc- 
Carthy and the Army, McCarthy and Drew Pearson, and censure 
hearings. Includes papers of the committee's two predecessors, the 
Political Action Committee of the C. L O, and Labor's League tor 
Political Action, the A. F. L. committee. Material Is related to the 
repository's American Federation of Labor collection. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of toe committee, 1960. 

MS 62-3399 



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Bodley, Temple, 1852-1940. 
Papers, 1614-1940. 
15 ft 



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In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lawyer and author, pt Louisville, Ky. Personal papers (1877- 
1940) and collections. Includes Bodley'a private letter books (1877- 
1914) ; correspondence (1881-1940) with his research assistants, pub- 
lishers, and others concerning his historical pursuits; correspondence 
(1928-31) about his life of George Rogers Clark ; writings, including 
articles on George Rogers Clark, the parcel post, the park system of 
Louisville, and the history of Goebellsm; MSS. of his History of 
Kentucky (1928), Our first great West (1988), Louisiana Expedition 
(1933), Our nation's paramount problem (1939), and What we owe 
France; material relating to William Goebel and Kentucky politics 
In his time, including articles on the history of Goebellsm by Richard 
W. Knott : material relating to Col. Andrew Cowan and the Louisville 
park system, including Col. Cowan's paper read before the Conversa- 
tion Club (1913) and Cowan's scrapbooks of clippings about his 
career; transcripts of source materials concerning the history of the 
West during the Revolution and the career and services of George 
Rogers Clark, accompanied by an Index alphabetically and chrono- 
logically arranged (12 v.) ; reviews of Bodley'a books and printed 
materials relating to George Rogers Clark. A group of letters (ISM) 
to Bodley's father, William Stewart Bodley, concerns the presidential 
campaign of Millard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Donelson 

Gift of Temple Bodley estate, 1941, 1952. 

MS 62-3400 

Hunt, John Wesley, 1772-1849. 

Papers, 1792-1849. 

ca. 1994 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Merchant, farmer, and hemp manufacturer, of Lexington, Ky. 
Correspondence, statements of account, bills of lading and receipts 
for tobacco shipped to New Orleans In 1798, 1811, and 1817; ware- 
house receipts for tobacco (1816-17) ; bills of sale for Negroes (1826- 
43) ; orders and receipts of the superintendent of the Lunatic Asylum, 
Lexington, Ky. (1825-26, 1831) ; grants, deeds, leases, and mortgages 
relating to lands in Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, Missouri, and Ohio, 
and land acquired In New York State In satisfaction of Aaron Burr's 
debt ; and estate papers. Correspondence covers Hunt's partnership 
with Harry Heth at Richmond In 1793, and his later partnerships 
with Abljah Hunt (1795-1800) and with a son. In Lexington, Ky. 
Correspondence relates to the manufacture of rope, yarn, twine and 
bagging and the sale of these goods through commission merchants 
of Louisville, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Natchez, and New Orleans; 
the buying and selling of tobacco, hemp, cotton, linen, ginseng, salt- 
peter, gunpowder, Iron, whisky, salt, slaves, horses, and mules; the 
Journeys of his uncle, Wilson P. Hunt, to St Louis, Mo., In 1806 and 
to the Pacific Coast in 1810 ; the establishment of the Branch Bank 
of the United States at Lexington In 1816; and Hunt's appointment 
as a director of the Lexington branch of the Bank of Kentucky in 
1837. Correspondents include John Jacob Astor, Sen. John McKlnley, 
who wrote concerning Jackson's presidential campaign in 1828, Wil- 
son P. Hunt, and many others. 

Deposit by Ellen Key Howard Morgan, 1936; purchase, 1942-47; 
and gift of Mrs. Samuel Hennlng, 1949. 

MS 62-3401 
Campbell, Arthur Lee, 1780-1838. 

Papers. 1801-37. 

326 iteins. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Landowner and merchant, of Mossy Creek, Tenn., and Louisville, 
Ky. Correspondence, journal and memorandum book (1812-15) state- 
ments of account and promissory notes (1816-37), land papers con- 
cerning lands In Hardin and Jefferson Counties, Ky., and in Tennessee, 
records of purchase of lots in Portland, Ky., from Gen William" Lytle 
and others (1818-23), legal papers (1801-37), and miscellaneous 
papers. Correspondence' relates to Campbell's mercantile business at 
Mossy Creek (1805-1812) ; his proposal to supply rations for TJ S. 
troops In Kentucky and Tennessee In 1810; the military service of his 
ir*^' Cavt J"""* a Can™**". 24th Regiment, U. S. Infantry in 
the War of 1812 ; arrangements for a duel with CoL G. It. C. Floyd in 
1815 ; Campbell's removal to Louisville In 1818 ; the administration of 
his father's lands near Louisville; banks and banking in Kentucky 
and Tennessee; Kentucky politics; education of Campbell's sou 
Matthew, in colleges at Danville, Ky. and Bloomingtan Ind ; and 
other family matters. The legal papers are records of litigation with 
Caleb and Thomas Reece, Francis and William Preston, Robert D. 
Pierce, et aL, William Beard and wife, James C. Johnston, James D. 
Breckinridge, and Caroline H. Preston. Correspondents include Wil- 
liam T. Barry, Arthur Campbell, William Eustis, Judge Joseph Eve, 
Joseph Flcklln, John T. Gray, James Guthrie, James Haggin, Andrew 
Jackson, Amos Kendall, James T. Morehead, Samuel Nicholson, Wil- 
liam Owsley, Levi Tyler, J. Whiteside, George Work, and members 
of the Campbell family. Material Is related to the repository's 
Matthew Monroe Campbell collection. 

Index of correspondents in repository. 

Purchased from Dr. John M. Grlest, 1956. 

MS 62-3402 



Whipple, Henry Benjamin, Bp., 1822-1901. 

Papers, 1833-1908. 

42 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society coUpctinns. 

Protestant Episcopal bishop and reformer of the TJ. S. Indian Serv- 
ice. Correspondence, diaries, notebooks, and other papers relating to 
ecclesiastical policy, diocesan matters. Indian missions. Government 
relations with the Indians, and events in Whipple's life. Includes 
business and political records (1838-49) collected during Whipple's 
career as a merchant buyer at Adams, N. Y., and as an active worker 
In the conservative wing of the Democratic Party : records of a trip 
through New England In 1843 and of a Journey through the South 
and West In 1843-44 ; correspondence with all the Presidents of the 
TJ. S. from Buchanan to McKlnley; and material on Breck Farm 
School, Wilder, Minn., Church of the Holy Communion, Chicago, St 
Mary's School for Girls, Faribault Minn., St Mary's Hall Benida 
Calif, Seabury Divinity School, Faribault, Minn.. Shattuck School for 
Boys. Faribault. Minn., White Earth Indian Reservation, and Zion 
Church, Rome. N. Y. Names of correspondents and other persons 
represented included Louisa Aldrich, David Anderson (1814-1885) 
William Edmond Armitage. William Aspinwall, John Jacob *stor' 
Joel Bean Bassett, August Belmont, Archbishop Edward Benson' 
George Bonga, James Lloyd Breck. Phnilps Brooks, Orville Hickman 
Browning, Edward Caird. George L. Chase (d. 1883), Robert Harper 
Clarkson. Mary Coles, George W. Corliss, Arthur Cleveland Coxe, 
Jared Waldo Daniels, William Heathcote De Lancey, William P. 
Dole, Enmegahbowh, Alexander Faribault, Charles Flandrau, Thomas 
J. Galbralth, Esekiel Gilbert Gear, Mahlon Norrls Gilbert, Joseph 
Gilflllan, Good Thunder (Sioux Indian), Bishop Thomas Grace, 
Henry Wager HaUeck, Benjamin Hallowell, William Hobart Hare, 
Samuel Hinman, Hole-In-the-Day (Chippewa chief), Augusta Shnm- 
way Huntington, Helen Hunt Jackson, Jackson Kemper, David Buel 
Knlckerbacker, Sir Curtis Miranda Lampsou, William Lawrence (h. 
1850), Isaac Lea, Matthew Carey Lea, Little Crow (Sioux chief), 
Edward Llvermore. Seth Low, George Brinton McClellan, Solon Man- 
ney, George W. Manypenny, William Ralney Marshall, Ellen Mason, 
Robert M. Mason, Robert Minturn, John Plerpont Morgan, Henry 
Adams Neely. Mark L. Olds, Ebenezer Steele Peake, Lucy C. Phelps, 
William Cox Pope, Henry Cadman Potter, Alexander Ramsey, Henry 
Mower Rice, Danle' A. Robertson, Charles Buflee, General John Ben- 
jamin Sanborn, George Augustus Selwyn, George Shattuck, General 
William Tecumseh Sherman, Henry Hastings Sibley Hiram Sibley 
Erasmus Peshine Smith, John Swift (1790-1873), Taopi (Sioux 
chief), Clark Thompson, Anthony Wilson Thorold. Gustaf Elias 
ftlarius TJnonius. William Henry Vanderbilt Wabasha (Sioux chief) 
Edward Randolph Welles, William Welsh (1807-1878), George B. 
Whipple, William Rollinson Whlttingham, Henrv John Whitehoose, 
Amherst Holcomb Wilder, Morton Smith Wilkinson, John Williams 
(1817-1899), Dr. Thomas Smith Williamson, William Windom and 
Sela Goodrich Wright. 

Described In Guide to the personal papers In the manuscript collec- 
tions of the Minnesota Historical Society, compiled by G. L. Nute and 
G. W. Ackermann (1935) 

Gift of Charles H. Whipple, 1916-31. 

MS 62-3403 



Donnelly, Ignatius, 1831-1901. 
Papers, 1850-1909. 
38 v. and 95 boxes. 



In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Politician and reformer. Correspondence, diaries, memorandum 
books, notebooks, personal account books, address books, scrapbooks, 
and other papers, reflecting Donnelly's career as townslte speculator 
at Nlninger, Minn., politician, author, Lieutenant Governor of Minne- 
sota, TJ. S. Representative, member of the Minnesota Senate and 
House, and national leader in third-party movements. The corre- 
spondence relates to the development of Nlninger, Minn, the Granger 
movement, Horace Greeley's presidential campaign, Donnelly's news- 
paper, the Anti-Monopolist, local politics, the Fanners' Alliance, and 
the Populist Party. A variety of topics are mentioned, such as natlv- 
lam, slavery, Indian affairs, Reconstruction, Catholicism, civil service 
reform, the tariff, agricultural societies and fairs, the Shakespeare- 
Bacon controversy, journalism, land policies, lyceums, and Donnelly's 
extensive lecturing. Includes a daybook for the Representative (1895) 
and one for the Anti-MonOpolist (1876-77). Correspondents Include 
George Loomls Becker, Clarence Palmer Carpenter, Cushman Kellogg 
Davis, Everett W. Fish, Dr. Thomas Foster (1818-1903), Horace 
Greeley, Harlan Page Hall, Joseph Alexander Leonard, Andrew Ryan 
McGiU, William Worrell Mayo, Frank J. Mead, Daniel David Merrill, 
Stephen Miller, Thomas McLean Newson, John Nlninger, Randolph 
M. Probstfield, Daniel Rohrer, and John Harrington Stevens. 

Unpublished calendar of papers for the periods 1850-59, Jan. 1- 
April 15, 1864, and 1872-78 in the repository. Also described in Min- 
nesota history, v. 1, no. 3 (Aug. 1915) p. 133-134; v. 14. no. 3 (Sept 
1933) p. 331; v. 15, no. 3 (Sept. 1934) p. 345. 

MS 62-3404 



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iSayeiss, Joseph Hamilton, 1774-1811. 

Papers. 1786-1811. 

277 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Kentucky ltwyer. Correspondence, legal papers, land papers 
(1786-1806), statements of account (170S-1811), commissions, and 
estate papers. Correspondence (1797-1811) relates chiefly to Ken- 
tucky lands and Negroes, Daveiss's opposition to Aaron Burr, his re- 
moval from office as U. S. attorney for the District of Kentucky in 
1807, publication of his pamphlet vindicating his conduct and author- 
ship of a bill before Congress for arming and disciplining the militia 
of the V. S. in 1811. Legal papers (1T97-1810) Include an opinion of 
Sfimund Randolph (1800). Includes papers of Daveiss's brother, 
Samuel Daveiss, lawyer of Harroasburg, Ky., consisting of letters 
(1811-55) legal papers (1812-50) and statements of account (1816- 
54) : and correspondence of Thomas Patrick Moore, lawyer of Har- 
rodsburg, Ky., while serving as U. S. Minister to Colombia from 
1320 to 1833. Correspondents include John Breckenridge, James 
Brown, Joseph Desha. Andrew Jackson, Richard M. Johnson, James 
Madison, Humphrey Marshall, James Monroe, John Pope, John 
Rowan, James Speed, John Speed, Robert Todd, Thomas Todd and 
Thomas Tunstall. 

Index of correspondents of Joseph H. Daveiss in the repository. 

In part gift of Henry L. Gibbs, 1924 ; mainly purchase from Laura 
Morveil, 1935. 

MS 62-3405 

Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage Association. 

Records. 1 892-1925. 

1 v. and 26 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Official correspondence, together with historical and biographical 
sketches of the organization and its leaders, financial and legislative 
reports, press releases, and minutes of meetings. Traces the history 
of the fusions and dissensions in the association, connections with 
political parties and other women's organizations, interest in pro- 
gressive legislation, and patriotic services during World War i. State 
and national officers represented in the correspondence include Meta 
Bsrger, Olympia Brown, Carrie Chapman Catt, Antoinette Funk, Zona 
Gale, Ada L. James, Rachel S. Jastrow, Belle Case La Follette, Jen- 
nie McMullin Turner, and Theodora W. Toumans. Other papas con- 
cern Mrs. Tollman's work as chairman of the Woman's Division of 
t^e Republican State Central Committee and as member of the Na- 
tional Committee of Policies and Platform of the party in 1920. With 
these is a box containing some correspondence of the Political Equal- 
ity League of Wisconsin. 

MS 62-3406 

WiHson, David Monteirffle, 1856-1926. 

Papers. 1884-1929. 

ca. 400 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Businessman and banker, of Bridgeport, Tex. Correspondence, 
business and personal papers, and papers relating to the estate of 
F. M. Strange. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of James McCrorry Willson, 1956. 

MS 62-3407 
Brown, Cecil B 1907- 

Papers, 1935-58. 

27 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

News analyst and commentator. Correspondence (ca. 800 items, 
mainly fan mail), diaries, scripts, cables and news dispatches lec- 
tures and addresses, MSS. of articles and books, and 16 scrapbooks 
concerning Brown's career. Bulk of the collection is composed of 
annotated scripts (5497 items, 1940-58), 117 of which are television- 
scripts, the rest radio scripts. They include daily broadcasts in the 
u. S. as well as special broadcasts from foreign countries. Some 
correspondence concerns Brown's professional associations and busi- 
ness arrangements. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Brown, 1858-61. 

MS 62-3408 
Cockerill, Walter B 

Papers, 1911-15, 1950-58. 

119 items. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers of a resident of Milton Junction, Wis., who in 1914-15 
served as a missionary in Nyasaland, British Central Africa, for the 
seventh Day Baptist Church. Mainly correspondence (1950-58) 
eetween Cockerill and a Scotch historian, George Shepperson, who 
wrote and published a history of the Chilembwe uprising in Nyasa- 
land. Includes letters (1911-13) from native preachers to the Aus- 
tralian missionary Joseph Booth, and a small group of letters from 
Cockerill (1914-15) describing his work and local conditions, and 
commenting on the rebellion. 

Calendar In repository. 

Gift of Mr. Cockerill, 1958. 

MS 62-3409 



Wingate, Hiram. 

Papers, 1833-1914. 

ca. 280 items. 

In Filson Clnb (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Fanner of Lexington, Ind. Personal correspondence (1846-69) ; 
correspondence of the allied families of Hardy, Scott Stewart, Whit- 
lach, and others of Indiana, Missouri, and New Hampshire; tax 
receipts and accounts (1833-75) ; and miscellaneous papers. Of spe- 
cial Interest are the letters of Wingate's son, Capt Benjamin Win- 
gate, who served in the war with Mexico at the Battle of Cerro Gordo 
and on the frontier in Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, and New Mexico from 
1848 to 1862 when he died of a wound received at the Battle of 
Talverde. Includes a diagram of Camp Floyd (1859) 

MS 62-3410 

Warren, George Frederick, 1874-1938. 

Papers, 1900-38. 

lift 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/10/77) 

Economist and university professor. Reports, notes, newspaper 
clippings, and other papers relating to the Land Grant College Asso- 
ciation, the policies of the New York State College of Agriculture, 
the International Conference of Agricultural Economics (1929 1933, 
1936), the U. S. Food Administration, the New York State' Food 
Supply Commission, the Committee for the Nation to Rebuild Prices 
and Purchasing Power, the V. S. Tariff Commission, and Warren's 
activities as economic adviser to President Franklin D Roosevelt 
Includes a report (1936) on Russian agriculture by A. B. Lewis and 
a report (1907) on various farms in New York State by M. C. Burritt 

MS 62-3411 

Doudna, Edgar George, 1877-1948. 

Papers, 1843, 1900-48. 

Sft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Wisconsin educator. Correspondence (ca. 600 items) ; articles 
speeches, and lectures ; research notes and annotated papers concern- 
ing Wisconsin history; school notes, and teaching outlines Corre- 
spondence relates chiefly to Doudna's speaking engagements and to 
i s 4* M - M if™**™ <*Uie Board of Regents of Normal Schools 
of W.sconsin. A letter (1843) from Henry Dodge, flrst Governor of 
Wisconsin, to John P. Sheldon, newspaperman and politician, com- 
?,«« 5 "e"*? 05 / 110 Territorial politics. A small group of letters 
(1936) from Doudna to his wife, describes his study of German 
schools and comments on German social and economic life In 1986 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of William Doudna, 1957. 

MS 62-3412 

Loomis, Orland Steen, 1893-1942. 

Papers, 1909-45. 

lift 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and public official of Wisconsin. Chiefly correspondence 
relating to Loomis's law practice, his campaigns for election to State 
office, Progressive Party politics, and Loomis's Interest In municipal 
ownership of public utilities; together with briefs and arguments 
relating to court cases involving the latter subject Correspondents 
Include Herman L. Ekem, John J. Esch, William T Evjne, Halbert 
Louis Hoard, Merlin Hull, Charles A. Kading, Philip La Follette, 
Robert M. La Follette, Jr„ Irvin L. Lenroot Gaylord Nelson. George 
W. Norris, and Gifford Pincbot 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Florence Loomis, 1953. 

MS 62-3413 

Belitz, Alfred. 

Papers, 1897-1951. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician, of Pepin, Wis. Correspondence (1909-51), speeches and 
articles on medical subjects, State and local history, an unpublished 
MS., biographical materials, and seven small volumes containing 
records of daily calls and fees charged (1897-19)1). Belltz's writings 
reflect his concern for improving public health. 

Gift of Dr. Belitz, 1953-57. 

MS62-3414 

Studhalter, Richard Arthur, 1887-1958. 

Papers on the Yaqui Indians, ca. 1934. 

714 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Botanist Diaries, notes, and news clippings, concerning an ex- 
pedition (1934) to the Yaqui Indians In Mexico, Including material 
on their history, agriculture, way of life, and home land. 

Inventory In repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Studhalter, 1959. 

MS 62-3415 



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Moss, Warner, 1902- collector. 

Papers, ea. 1836-1918. 

4T items and 7 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-328 and M-20) 

Papers of members of the Paxton family including Alexander Mc- 
Nutt Paxton (b. 1814), Alexander SlcNutt Paxton (d. 1921). Charles 
Buckner Paxton (1846-1918), and Eltsha Franklin Paxton (1828- 
1S63) ; a letter by Robert E. Lee from Lexington, Va., Jan 26, 1866; 
a paper entitled The Rockbridge Co.. Ta.. Paxtons, by William P. 
Houston (1894), and other items. Families concerned include the 
Blair, Carruthers, Crnmp, Edmondsoo, Ellis, Gilmore, Houston Moss, 
Sawyers, and Smiley families. Persons represented Include Charles 
G. Crump (d. 1861), William L. Green. Thomas Maclin Eobbs (d. 
1921). Alexander Gallatin McNutt (1802-1848), and W. H. B. Moss. 

Unpublished guide in repository. 

Full name: William Warner Moss. 
MS 62-3416 



Corson, Hiram, 1828-1911. 

Papers, 1852-1946. 

7 ft. 

In Cornell University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/12/449) 

University professor. Correspondence, reviews of books and 
articles by Corson and other scholars, drafts of lectures and articles, 
anatomical, physiological and surgical drawings, scrapbooks, clippings, 
printed matter, and photos, relating to Corson's travels, life, and 
career as professor of English literature at Girard College in Phila- 
delphia, St. John's College la Annapolis, Md., and Cornell University: 
to Shakespeare, Chaucer, Tennyson, Browning, and other figures of 
English literature; to the medical career of Corson's son Eugene; to 
spiritualism; and to personal affairs. Correspondents include Mat- 
thew Arnold. Henry Ward Beecher, Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, 
Edwin Booth. Robert Browning. Francis James Child, Mary Cowden 
Clarke, Owvrse William Curtis, Edward Everett. Wlllard Fiske, Jes- 
sie Fothergili. Horace Howard Furness, Frederick .T. Furnivall, 
Daniel Coit Gilinan. Samuel Steman Haldeman, Edward Everett 
Hale, James Orchard Halliwell-PhiUipps, Bret Harte. Nathaniel 
Hawthorne, Oliver Wendell Holmes. William Dean Eowells, Charles 
Mansfield Inglegy, William James, Pierre Janet, Henry Wadsworth 
Longfellow, James Russell Lowell, John M. D. Metklejohn. J. Parker 
Norris, Goldwin Smith, Andrew Dickson White, Walt Whitman John 
Greenleaf Whittier, and Woodrow Wilson. 

MS 62-3417 



Stewart, Henry, ca. 1875-ca, 1955. 

Papers. 1900 (ca.)-1950. 

ea. 8 ft. (ca. 1000 items) 

In Adams County Historical Society collections (Gettysburg, Pa.) 

Physician and historian. Notes, memoranda, and other papers 
relating to Adams Co., Pa., including early county road data, refer- 
ences to American Revolutionary War soldiers buried in the county, 
cemetery maps and inscriptions, papers relating to and photo6. of 
early Gettysburg residents, Stewart family genealogical material a 
checklist of local men with their service records and burial place, 
and other Civil War information of a local nature. 

Bequest of Mr. Stewart, ca. 1936. 

MS 62-3418 



Maclean, Clara Victoria (Dargan), 1841-1923. 

Papers, 1849-1920. 

(125 items and 21 \: 

In Duke University Library. 

Teacher and author, of Columbia, S. C. Correspondence, diaries 
(1860-1920). scrapbooks, autograpn album (1873), and other papers, 
containing information on southern literature and the effect of the 
Civil War on literary effort and remuneration. Includes a copy of 
Fenelon (1888) with Mrs. Maclean's notes and comments. Corre- 
spondents include John Henry Boner, Matthew Calbraith Butler, 
James Wood Davidson, James Nathan Elis, William Evelyn, Paul 
Hamilton Hayne, and Henry Timrod. 

Acquired, 1941. 

MS 62-3419 

Coble, Albert Lucian, 1855-1918. 

Papers, 1844-1929. 

635 items and 1 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Lawyer and Judge, of Statesville, Ire-dell Co., N. C. Personal, busi- 
ness, and professional correspondence; legal papers, and documents, 
maialy for 1895-^1800, covering Coble's period of service as Judge of 
the Superior Court in Iredell Co. Other papers relate to his duties as 
Assistant V. S. District Attorney (1909-13), and concern land sales 
and transfers, loans, mortgages, wills and deeds, and promissory 

' Personal correspondence contains references to the graduates 



of the University of North Carolina (1880) and their addresses, 
events during the Spanish-American War, affairs of the Episcopal 
parish at Statesville. attitudes and conditions during World War i, 
and the Republican Party in North Carolina. Some business letters 
of Coble's wife are included. 

Card index in tbe library. 

Acquired 1953-55. 

MS 62-3420 



Wild, Robert, 1875-1928. 

Papers. 1828-1937. 

5 v. and 8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Milwaukee. Correspondence, articles, addresses, and 
family papers, together with financial records of the Milwaukee West 
Seite Hoch Schule (1S71-77) ; minutes of meetings of tbe Deutsche 
Gesellschaft von Milwaukee (1880-1917) ; programs of German social 
and cultural activities; papers (1846-79) of Dr. Francis Huebsch- 
mann; and papers (1844-94) of Franz Anton Mohr. Wild's papers 
Include letters from members of the legal profession in Wisconsin, 
from regents and faculty members of the University of Wisconsin, 
particularly from the Dept of German, and from leaders in German 
universities and institutes whom he met on a trip abroad in 1927; 
and his articles and addresses on historical and literary subjects 
and on political measures he opposed, such as Prohibition and woman 
suffrage. Wild family papers ioclude a diary (1921) and some letters 
of Wild's brother, George B. Wild, who at one time was business 
manager of the Toledo Baseball Club and corresponded with the 
club's patron, Noah Swayne, after 1915. There are also papers 
(1825-83) of Swayne's father, Noah Haynes Swayne, a V. S. Supreme 
Court Justice, and his brother, Gen. Wager Swayne. 

MS 62-3421 



Fernow, Bemhard Eduard, 1851-1923. 

Papers, 1885-1S22. 

2 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (20/1/91) 

Forester and university professor. Correspondence concerning the 
development of professional forestry and forest legislation In the 
United States ; clippings relating to forestry, the College of Forestry 
at Cornell University, artificial rain making, and the Fernow biog- 
raphy; and speeches and articles relating to forestry and the program 
of the Division of Forestry, U S. Dept. of Agriculture, which Fernow 
beaded from 1886-98. Correspondents Include Herman Haupt Chap- 
man, Alfred Knight Chittenden, Richard Theodore Ely, Abram S 
Hewitt, Josiah Klngsley Ohl, Richard F. Pettlgrew, and" Robert 
Schumann. 

MS 62-3422 



Elsbree, Anna, collector. 

Miscellaneous papers, 1788-1953. 

4ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional Historv and 
University Archives (1600) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Genealogical correspondence (1922-53), chiefly of Anna Elsbree, 
librarian of the Cornell Public Library ; correspondence, memorabilia, 
other papers, and photos, of the Elsbree family; letters and other 
papers of Jabez and Lewis Beers relating to the New Jerusalem 
Church of Danby, N. T. (1815-74) and to the Ithaca and Owego Turn- 
pike Co. (1810-20) ; attendance records and other papers (1843-1928) 
of the Tornado Hook and Ladder Co. no. 3, Ithaca, N. T. ; notes and 
newspaper clippings on the history of Ithaca and other towns In 
New Tork State and on the genealogies of several families ; cemetery 
records of fourteen towns In Tompkins Co. ; broadsides 

and pamphlets. 

MS 62-3423 



Texas Home Economics Association. 

Records, ca. 1909- 

ca.2ft. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Proceedings (1918- ), Including minutes, membership rolls, 

committee reports, lists of officers', programs, and a constitution ; and 
a scrapbook file of the association's Texas news letter (1937- ), 
a history of county units, a list of home economics graduates before 
1940 from 22 colleges, programs of work (1923- ) for the associa- 
tion, a history of the association from 1913-58 oy Mabel D. Erwln, 
and related printed material. 

Inventory In repository. 

Deposit of the association, 1961- 

MS 62-3424 



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Goodland, Walter S 
Papers, 1856-1932. 



1862-1947. 



2 ft 



Xn State Historical Society of "Wisconsin collections. 

Governor of Wisconsin. Correspondence, account book (1918-32), 
a radio talk, certificates of office, and 3 scrapbooks. Much of the cor- 
respondence is between Goodland and his father, Judge John Good- 
land, concerning family matters and local politics. A letter from 
Harold Ickes states reasons Herbert Hooker should not be nominated 
for the Presidency in 1932. Two scrapbooks of newspaper clippings 
record the Wisconsin legislative session of 1929. Another scrapbook 
Includes columns Goodland wrote for the Racine Times-call in the 
early 1920's. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Earl Roethke, 1961. 

MS 62-3425 

Pleasanthfl], Ay. 

Shaker village records, 1315-1917. 

40 v. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Journals, account books, a "mill book." covenant book, hymnbooks, 
and a cookbook. Includes lists of members, records of removals of 
members from one family or society to another, and of deaths of mem- 
bers; proceedings of church meetings, family meetings, and union 
meetings; description of rites and some account of doctrines; records 
of farming and building operations and other activities ; and weather 
records. 

Each volume cataloged separately by the repository. 
.~S'^. of C 1 "" 168 R- Staples. Credo Harris, and Liberty National, 
1930-33, and purchase, 1932-50, partly from Davis T. Bohon. 

MS 62-3426 

Durrett, Reuben Thomas, 1324-1913. 

Paper?. 1812-1913. 

30 ft. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

In part, transcripts. 
, Ji wy ^ r " edi,or ' aml author. Personal and legal correspondence 
(1847-1913) ; letters to Durrett as editor of The Louisville courier 
and as president of the Filson Club ; MSS. of books, articles, lectures, 
editorials, orations, and addresses ; papers relating to the Filson Club ' 
and papers acquired through Durrett's law practice, including papers 
of Dr. James R. MeConochie and James D. Breckinridge claims for 
compensation for slaves mustered Into the Union Army (1863-67) 
pension claims of soldiers who served in the Civil War, and miscel- 
laneous legal papers. 

Partial Index In the repository. 

Purchase, 1951 ; and gift of Mrs. William T. Durrett 

Reuben T. Durrett n, Rowland Durrett, and Virginia Du£ 

rett, 1921-56. 

MS 62-3427 

Clark, Isaac, 17S7-186S. 

Papers. 1807-71. 

en. 1073 items. 

In Filson Chih (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Farmer of Jefferson County, Ky. Letters (40 items, 1807-68) ac- 
counts (6SS items, .1812-69). and other papers. Includes Clark's 
commission as lieutenant in the Kentucky Volunteer Militia (1813) - 
papers concerning lands in Clark's Grant in Indiana, and in Jefferson, 
Lincoln, MeCraeken, and Mercer Counties, Ky.; leases for the "Mul- 
berry Hill" property in Jefferson Co., Ky.; legal papers (1835- ; 39) - 
legal fee bills (1813-65) ; Clark's accounts (1831-37) as administra- 
tor of the estate of bis sister, Mrs. Ann (Clark) Pearce, and accounts 
(1841-42) of his niece, Lucy Temple; orders for impressment of 
Uarks Negroes to work for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in 
1863; a i-ancelled will (1843) ; estate papers (1868-71), William 
Clark executor; and litigation relating to the estate (1868-70) Cor- 
respondents Include Jonathan Clark, an uncle William Clark, a 
brother William Clark, G. Croghan, Lyman C. Draper, Stephen Orms- 
jrt Be jJ»"" n Temple, Chiles Terrell. Caleb White, and George Wool- 
folk Material is related to the repository's Jonathan Clark papers 
In the Clark-Hite collection. 

Index of correspondents In the repository. 
iBfil"' °* MrS " J ° hn C ' Doolan and Mrs - Louise Clark Whltaker, 

MS 62-3428 

Clark, John Hite, 1785-1821. 

Papers, 1806-33. 

ca. 438 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Merchant and landowner, of Louisville, Ky. Correspondence, 
deeds, promissory notes, receipts, accounts, a commission, and other 
papers. Correspondence relates chiefly to the administration of the 
estate of Clark's father. Gen. Jonathan Clark, In Virginia, and to 
litigation in which he was involved. Other papers include deeds to 
land in Fayette and Mercer Counties, Ky., in Louisville, in Hamilton 
Co., Ohio, and Virginia (1809-16) ; Clark's accounts (1811-18) as 



guardian of his brothers William and George W. Clark; legal fee 
bills; miscellaneous legal papers; cancelled checks; and papers relat- 
ing to the administration of Clark's estate by his brother Isaac 
Clark. Correspondents include John M. Herndon, Johr Higglns, 
Abraham Hite, Isaac Bite (Clark's uncle), Charles Maglll, and 
Lucas Sullivant. Material is related to the. repository's Clark-Hite 
collection. 

Index of correspondents In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. John C. Doolan and Mrs. Louise Clark Whitaker, 1992. 

MS 62-3429 

Berkley, Edward Fairfax, 1813-1893. 

Papers. 1833-93. 

ca. 1577 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Episcopal clergyman. Correspondence, statements of account, 
deeds, articles, and printed programs of Berkley's readings. Cor- 
respondence covers his years as a student at Bristol College, 
Bristol, Pa., and at the Theological Seminary, Lexington, Ky.; 
and his service as rector of Christ Church in Lexington (1839- 
57), St. George's Church, St Louis, Mo. (1857-71), and St Peter's 
Parish, St Louis (1872-83). The correspondence has been classified 
as follows: family correspondence (1888-86) : family letters to Berk- 
ley's wife, Sarah Ann (Maury) Berkley (1839-58) ; correspondence 
(1836-58) relating to the Diocese of Kentucky; letters (1836-58) 
from Bishop Benjamin Bosworth Smith ; letters relating to Shelby 
College. Shelbyville, Ky, from Rev. William I. Waller and others 
(1844-59) ; and letters and papers (1849-67) relating to Henry Clay 
who was baptized by Berkley. Correspondents include H. I. Bodley, 
Rev. James Craik, Rev. Alexander F. Dobb, Rev. J. B. Gallagher, 
Rev. William Jackson, Rev. R. McMurdy, Rev. M. F. Maury, Rev. 
T. B. Nash, Rev. John N. Norton, Bishop Benjamin Bosworth Smith, 
and Rev. William I. Waller. 

Acquired from the Rev. G. MacLaren Brydon in 1948. Owned 
Jointly by the Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky ard The Filson Club. 

MS 62-3430 

Campbell, Matthew Monroe, 6. 1810. 

Correspondence, 1829-39. 

112 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Chiefly Campbell's correspondence with his family in Louisville 
while he was employed at Lexington in the post office, later as a 
college student at Bloomington. Ind., and Danville, Ky., and as a 
collector of claims in Mississippi. The letters record life in Louis- 
ville, Campbell's graduation from Indiana College In 1836, religion 
and politics in Kentucky. John Campbell's service in the Sabine ex- 
pedition in 1S36, cholera In Louisiana in 1832 and 1835, the financial 
panic of 1837, the character of James D. Breckinridge, differences 
in value of currencies of the several States, Arthur Lee Campbell's 
death and the value of his estate. Material is related to the reposi- 
tory's Arthur Lee Campbell collection. 

Calendar in repository. 

Purchased from Dr. John M. Grlest, 1956. 

MS 62-3431 

Brown, Orlando. 

Papere, 1780-1898. 

117.S items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Lawyer, author, and public official. Correspondence, articles, 
genealogical records, and other papers. Includes family correspond- 
ence of the Brown and Watt families ; correspondence connected with 
the Commonwealth, a Frankfort, Ky., newspaper of which Brown 
was proprietor and editor; correspondence with Orlando Brown, Jr., 
at Yale and during his military service during the Civil War ; records 
of the building of the Orlando Brown house in Frankfort in 1835; 
papers relating to the presidential campaigns of William Henry Har- 
rison and Zachary Taylor; papers (1780-1837) of Brown's father. 
Senator John Brown, and of Orlando Brown, Jr.; and other papers. 
Correspondents Include Larz Anderson, Francis Preston Blair. John 
J. Crittenden, Garnett Duncan, Albert Gallatin Hodges, James Turner 
Morehead, John Neagle, George D. Prentice, Thomas B. Stephenson, 
and Charles Stewart Todd. 

Partial index in repository. 

Gift of Miss Annie H_ Brown, 1942. 

MS 62-3432 

Flint, Alfred T 1890 (ca.)-1954. 

Papers, 1819-1954. 

4 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Wisconsin lawyer. Correspondence, diaries, notes, and miscel- 
laneous legal and family papers. Correspondence and such family 
records as receipts, bills, and land transfers, cover the period 1819- 
1924. Includes scattered letters from Flint's ancestors in the Flint, 
Thomas, and Fisher families in Massachusetts and Ohio in the 19th 
century; and several descriptions of travel, in the White Mountains 
of New Hampshire (1873), in California. (1875-76), Salt Lake City 
(1877), Mammoth Cave (1877),' the Massachusetts and Maine coast 



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Flint, Alfred T 1890 (ca.)-1954. Papers, 1819-1954. 

(Continued) 

(1879-83), and the Columbian Exposition in Chicago (1893). Of the 
25 volumes of notes and diaries. 14 detail the training received by 
Flint as a 2d Lieutenant during World War r. Among his notes while 
attending the "University of Wisconsin (1908-11) and Harvard Law 
School (1914-15), are some on lectures of John R. Commons on labor 
history, 1860-80, and on public utilities ; of Richard E. Ely on evolu- 
tion of industrial society and on land and rent ; of Cart Russell Fish 
on American history to 1910; Paul S. Reinscn on contemporary inter- 
national politics; and Felix Frankfurter on administrative law. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Rebecca Flint 1969. 

MS 62-3433 



Pleasants, Henry, 1884- collector. 

Mason and Pleasants papers, 1693-1825. 

125 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Papers pertaining to the life of Thomas Mason (1736-1796), to- 
gether with 3 commonplace books (1789-1816) of Israel Pleasants. 
The Mason papers include Thomas Mason's account of his voyage 
to Europe to secure arms for the colonies; papers relating to his 
disputes with Robert Morris and Jacob Winey, his partners, over the 
proceeds of the voyage; 4 letters of his former partner, Thomas 
Shirley, giving the view of a moderate Englishman on the American 
Revolution; and miscellaneous papers (1693-1825) of Thomas and 
John Mason. The commonplace books of Israel Pleasants contain 
notes on insurance and on mercantile enterprises. 

Gift of Mr. Pleasants, 1948. 

MS 62-3434 



Wilder, Burt Green, 1841-1925. 
Papers, 1857-1924. 

ca.7ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/26/95, 14/26/M) 

Neurologist and university professor. Correspondence relating to 
the study of neurology, the Wilder quarter century book, the Wilder 
brain collection, the activities of tie Dept of Zoology at Cornell 
University, and the study of spiders ; clippings relating to vivisection : 
diaries; notes and charts relating to family genealogy; notebooks, 
pictures, and other material relating to Louis Agassiz; and a copy 
of Wader's will. Correspondents Include J. F. A. Adams, Elizabeth 
Agassiz, Louis Agassiz, Harrison Allen, Arthur Bean, Robert Bean, 
George L. Burr, Andrew Carnegie, John Codman, Anna B. Comstock, 
John H. Comstock, Eugene Corson, Hiram Corson, George W. Curtis, 
Margaret Deland, Alice Drew, diaries W. Eliot Simon Henry Gage, 
C. L. Herrick, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry Holt, William Dean 
Howells, G. M. Humphrey, T. H. Huxley, David Starr Jordan, John 
N. Kellog, D. S. Lamb, Charles Minot Hugh D. Reed, Jacob G. 
Schunnan, Louis Seaman, Goldwin Smith, Edward A. Spitzer, Henry 
Van Dyke, and Jeffries Wyman. 

MS 62-3435 



Whetzel, Herbert Hice, 1877-1944. 

Papers, 1902-44. 

ca. 10 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/29/4S) 

Plant pathologist and university professor. Correspondence, 
speeches, articles, notes, bulletins, and photos, relating primarily to 
the study of plant diseases and the operation of the Dept of Plant 
Pathology at Cornell University. Includes material concerning the 
Atkinson mushroom studies, the War Emergency Board, the Bailey 
Hortorium, the University of Puerto Rico, Bermudan agriculture, and 
the Aplos rubber project Correspondents include C. W. Arnold, 
W. C. Arsem, George Atkinson. L. H. Bailey, L. M. Black, N. F. 
Buchwald Button, Walter Bnddin, Edith Cash, Carlos Chardon, 
Agnes Chase, R. T. Clausen, Donald Coe, Manton Copeland, F. Dick- 
son, F. L. Drayton, W. T. Elliott F. D. Fromme, Ernst Gram, 
Johannes GrSntued, J. Walton Grove, L. R. Hesler, C. T. Hilmer, 
P. T. Homan, Chester Hunn, R. A. Hyre, H. S. Jackson, Jessie 
Kanause, A. E. McCallan, A. S. MacDaniels, Eugene Mayor. K. Nahat, 
Jorge Navarro, Lawrence Ogilvle, Arthur Olive, E. W. Olive, S. F. 
Peabody, Rene Pomerleau, T. C. Ryker, Fred Seaver, Lansing Sey- 
mour, W. G. Solhelm. E. C. Stakman, J. A. Stevenson, C. M. Tucker, 
Ahmes P. Viegas, J. M. Waterson, Freeman Weiss, Lawrence White, 
and E. L. Wilde. 

MS 62-3436 



Treman famjly. 

Papers, 1838-1954. 

ca. 23 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1303) 

Correspondence, diaries, scrapbooks, printed matter, photos., 
memorabilia, and other papers of a family living in Chemung, 
Schuyler, and Tompkins Counties, N. Y. The papers relate to Cornell 
University, Ithaca, N. Y-, World War i and n, travel In Europe and 
the Middle East social work, civil defense, and other matters. In- 
cludes account books ( 1838-39) of Treman Brothers, a hardware firm 
of Trumansburg, N. Y. ; scattered business papers (1845-1900) of 
Treman & King Hardware Co., Ithaca, N. Y. ; business and family 
papers of Eiias Treman (1882-1898) and Robert Henry Treman 
(1858-1937) ; Renney family papers (1855-69) ; and correspondence 
and other papers of or about Mary A. Adsitt. W. W. Ayres. liberty 
Hyde Bailey, William Berts, George Lincoln Burr, Admiral Richard 
E. Byrd, James F. Byrnes, Edmund Ezra Day. Thomas E. Dewey, 
Henry Dolson, Frank Gannett. David Starr Jordan. Joseph Hawkins. 
Herbert Lehman. Robert E. MacKenzie, Deane W. Malott, Harold 
Medina. Gabriel Pool, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Henry Sanford. 
Katherine Slater, Alfred E. Smith, Carolyn Slater Treman, Charles 
E. Treman, George Treman, Robert Elias Treman, Georgiana Trum- 
bull, Hendrik Willem Van Loon, John Wafer, James Wager, J. C. 
Warren. Andrew Dickson White, and the Utica, Ithaca and Elmira 
Railroad. 

Described in the Reports of the curator and archivist, Cornell 
University Library, Collection of Regional History and the Univer- 
sity Archives (1950-54) p. 53-54, and (1954-58) p. 8L 

MS 62-3437 



Abell family. 

Papers, 1797-1936. 

2 ft. 

In Cornell University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1480) 

Correspondence, diaries, accounts, notebooks, receipts, insurance 
policies, miscellaneous papers, and photos, of the Abell family of 
Cazenovia, N. Y. The papers of William Abell (d. 1835), a physician, 
include reports on medical eases treated by him and by colleagues, 
letters containing observations about Utica, N. Y., and a trip through 
Ohio, and letters from friends and relatives commenting on the 
status of the medical profession in Louisiana, a- trip through Tioga 
Co., N. Y., and secret societies In Cazenovia. Miscellaneous papers 
consist of lists of students and fees paid in School District no. 9, 
Cazenovia; a certificate representing shares of stock in the school- 
house; a printed copy of the constitution of The Ancient Britons' 
Benefit Society of Utica; and instructions from the Commissioners 
of Roads of Cazenovia to Dr. Abell's father, Jabez Abel, one of the 
overseers of the highway. Includes genealogical and other corre- 
spondence and papers of or about Elizabeth Abel, Anna Abell, 
Aurella Abell, Horatio Abell, Joseph Abell, Asa L. Goodrich, Caroline 
Jones, George Jones, Thomas Jones, George N. Manchester, Elisha 
Sanford, Henry Severance, and Ebenezer Whitney. 

MS 62-3438 



Hunter, Edward, 1902- 

Papers, 1922-60. 

2ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Journalist. Correspondence, a few articles, background informa- 
tion on Hunter's book Brainwashing In Red China ; translations and 
analyses of Chinese Communist works ; passports and other documents 
accumulated by Hunter during his career; aud 2 short pieces on 
Communist China by Mai Perleberg. Concerns Hunter's books and 
articles, his work for the Hearst newspapers and his studies of com- 
munism in Asia, the attack on Hunter by the magazine New times, 
and his difficulties with International News Service and with Time 
magazine. Includes material on Gene Symonds, the reporter killed 
by a mob in Singapore, and on Garry Davis, the "world citizen." 

Inventory in repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Hunter, 1961. 

MS 62-3439 



Tillson, Oliver J 1832-1895. 

Papers, 1803-98. 

ca. 4 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1441, 1458) 

Farmer and farm administrator. Correspondence, diary-almanacs 
containing weather records (1893-98) , account books, copyright papers, 
receipts, bills, surveying notes and maps pertaining to the production 
of Tillson's map of Ulster Co., N. Y. and other surveys he made in 
that area, a few miscellaneous papers, chiefly relating to the admin- 
istration of the farms of Tillson and his father, Timothy F. Tillson, 
In Rosendale and Highland, N. Y„ 379 glass photographic plates, and 



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Papers, 1803-98. 



Tillson, Oliver J 1832-1895. 

(Continued) 

seven photos. Includes correspondence (1894-97) wich Jay Gould's 
daughter, Helen Miller Gould concerning her father's association -with 
Tillson; correspondence and other papers of P. Henry Brink and 
Eobert Pearsall Smith ; a letter from General Daniel Butterfleld ; and 
Bereral legal documents (1803-07) relating to the affairs of Joseph 
Whelan and his son Joseph V. Whelan. of Montgomery, K. Y. 

MS 62-3440 



Skilton, Julius A 1833-1897. 

Papers, ca. 1830-1910. 

30 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1273) 

Physician, journalist, diplomat, and businessman. Correspondence, 
reports, legal papers, accounts, maps, newspaper clippings and other 
printed matter, and photos., chiefly relating to Skilton's activities as 
U. S. Consul General In Mexico, to his mining investments in Mexico, 
the Western States, and elsewhere, and to other business ventures. 
Includes many personal letters received by Skllton, his wife, Harriet 
Ingersoll Skllton, and other members of the family; and correspond- 
ence of or abont John Bntler, James Eddy, John C. Evins, C. Ludlow, 
W. B. Odell, Henry Orth, Thomas C. Reynolds, George Schley Prank 
A. Skilton, James Skllton, William Stoneman, John Sutter, the Ben- 
jamin Mine, Candelaria Railroad, Cueva Santa Mine, Esperanza Mine, 
La Blanca Mining Co., Miners & Investors Trust Co of Pachuca! 
Mexico, Real del Monte Mining Co., San Juan Batista Mine, Santo 
Tomas Mine, and Santo Nino Refugio Mine. 

Gift of the Fred L. Emerson Foundation. 

MS 62-3441 



Skilton, Frank Avery, 1860-1931. 

Papei-s. en. 1880-1938. 

157 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1273) 

Businessman and genealogist Correspondence, genealogical notes, 
cemetery records, newspapers, and other papers chiefly concerned 
with the work of Skilton and his second wife, Clara Maria Gilbert 
Skilton (d. 19S2) as professional genealogists. Includes material re- 
lating to Skilton's partnership in Benson & Skilton (a lumber, coal, 
and wood business in Auburn, N. Y.), to his work as an agent of the 
Abbott Machine Co., and to other business activities in which he was 
engaged with his father and brothers ; much personal correspondence 
of Skilton, his first wife, Florence Hodger Skilton, and other rela- 
tives; and correspondence of or about H. H. Benson, C. C. Skilton, 
Harriet Ingersoll Skilton, Kitty Skilton, Cornelia King Osuyos Dr 
Emma T. Read, and Helena Canfield Beymon. 

Gift of the Fred L. Emerson Foundation. 

MS 62-3442 



Ayres, Sidney, collector. 

Yates County, N. Y. area papers, 1779-1919. 

l ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1005) 

Correspondence (1838-43) of Louis Selye of Rochester, N. Y., on 
business matters of Perm Tan, N. Y„ especially about the town's pur- 
chase of a fire engine from him; correspondence (1864-70) of Stafford 
C Cleveland, former pnblisher of the Penn Yan Chronicle, relating 
chiefly to local. State, and National politics, and Including form letters 
from Chauncey M. Depew and Reuben E. Fenton; letters to D. C. 
Ayres, another publisher of the Chronicle, from W. H. Samson (editor 
of the Rochester Post express) mostly abont Jemima Wilkinson's will 
and signature; a letter (1866) from Horace Greeley; diary (1808) of 
James Parker (1744-1829), pioneer settler of Penn Yan and first jus- 
tice of the peace; numerous legal and miscellaneous papers; survey 
maps and figures (1789-1869) of Penn Yan and surrounding areas; 
genealogical data; photos.; engraved pictures; and newspaper clip- 
pings. 

MS 62-3443 



Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, inc. 

Records, 1916-55. 

187 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1740) 

Ledgers, journal entries, library files and correspondence, member- 
ship files, miscellaneous crop and market reports, records of the Ac- 
counting, Cost, Sales, Pooling, Legal, and Traffic Dept, typewritten 
and mimeographed copies of hearings before the New York State 
Public Service Commission and the Federal Trade Commission, re- 
ports on milk distribution and other matters of agricultural Interest 



legal files of Seward A. Miller, attorney for the League, and corre- 
spondence, briers, reports, and other papers pertaining to League re- 
lations with the U. S. Dept of Agriculture, War Production Board, 
Federal Trade Commission. Interstate Commerce Commission, Na- 
tional Recovery Administration, Dept. of Justice, other Federal and 
State agencies, cooperatives, labor unions, employees, and other 
groups, as well as to numerous other subjects. 
Access restricted. 

MS 62-3444 



Drummond, Alexander Magnus, 1884-1956. 

Papers, 1917-56. 

23 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/24/435) 

Professor of speech and drama. Correspondence, articles, notes, 
scripts, play reviews and programs, lecture outlines for courses, stu- 
dents' term papers and theses, clippings, and printed matter relating 
to the theater, playwrights, actors and actresses, theatrical activities 
of Ithaca College groups, the Ithaca Civic Opera group, the Ithaca 
Community Players, the Cornell University Theatre, Kermis Club, the 
Cornell Dramatic Club, the American National Theater and Academy, 
the National Theater Conference, the New York State Fair Theater 
the New York State Theater Conference, The New York State Com- 
munity Theater, the New York State Play Project the dramatization 
of New \ofk State history and folklore, entrance requirements, schol- 
arships, and employment opportunities at Cornell University the de- 
velopment of the Speech and Drama Dept at Cornell University the 
role of speech in liberal education, the Speech Association of America 
the New York State Speech Association, acd the Forbes Heermans 
Play Writing Competition. 

MS 62-3445 



Empire State Forest Products Association. 

Records, 1912-58. 

ca. 5 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1280) 

Correspondence, minutes and reports of annual meetings and 
committee meetings, circular letters, articles, speeches, financial 
reports, membership lists, surveys, inventory of land reports tax 
levy lists, scrapbook of newspaper clippings (1917-18) kept by 
A. B. Recknagel, photos., pamphlets and other printed matter 
and papers relating to the part of the association played in the 
war effort, sales of land, conservation, forest fire and forests 
pest damage control, veterans' vocational training projects, con- 
gressional and State Legislature bills, the operation of the Forest 
practice act, and salvage projects. Includes papers by or relat- 
ing to Lymnn A. Beeman, Allan W. Bratton, C. O. Brown, Nelson 
C. Brown, a. W. Hudd, William D. Comings, Harrv R. Cumow, John 
R. Curry. Harold D. Ellis. Clarence L. Fisher, G. M. Francis, Maurice 
K Godd.-ird. Stanley W. Hamilton, Arthur S. Hopkins, S. J. Hyde, 
Lawrence J. Kugelruan, E. W. Littlefield. A. Augustus Low, Thomas 
F. Luther. Sharon J. Mauks, Wheeler Mllinoe, Charles Xorris, 
George Ostrander, Gerard A. Tesez, A. B. Recknagel, A M Ross 
George Sission, Thomas H. Sterling, W. Clyde Sykes, Robert Why- 
land, C. J. Yops, American Forest Products Industries, Inc., "Keep 
New York Green" Committee, New York State Conservation Dept, 
New York Tree Farm Committee, Northeastern Interstate Forest 
Fire Protection Commission, and Pennsylvania Dept of Forests and 
Waters. 

Described in the Reports of the curator and archivist Cornell Uni- 
versity Library, Collec- tioo of Regional History and the 
University Archives (1950-54) p. 36 and (1954-58) p 
40-41. 

MS 62-3446 



OTallaghan, Edmund Bailey, 1797-1880. 

Papers, 1830-79. 

5 ft (ca. 2000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Collection. 

Physician and historian. Correspondence concerning O'Callaghan's 
career as physician, legislator in Lower Canada, and editor of the 
Montreal Vindicator; and concerning the records of New York State, 
rare bibliographic Americana, editions of the Bible, material on 
America in European archives, and other bibliographic matters. Also 
Includes a draft of his History of New Netherlands (published 1846- 
48). Canadian correspondents include Edward R. Fabre, Hector 
Fabre, William L. MacKenzle (journalist), Louis Perrault, and Al- 
pheus Todd- Among the other correspondents are Samuel Alfsen, 
Edward Allen, Edward Armstrong, Elizabeth P. T. Beach, John Car- 
ter Brown, Charles Deane, Samuel G. Drake, William Gowans, Thad- 
deus WlUlam Harris, Samuel F. Havens, Charles J. Hoadly, James 
Lenox, Benjamin N. Martin, George Henry Moore. Henry C. Murphy, 
Francis Parkman, Jr., C. Benjamin Richardson, John Gilmary Shea, 
and Townsend Ward. 

Purchased from Ernest Dressel North, 1904. 

MS 62-3447 



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Rider family. 

Papers, 1828-1945. 

ca. 26 ft 

In Cornell University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1213, 1792) 

Legal correspondence, reports, notes, and calendars pertaining to 
court cases, deeds on land in Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., originally sur- 
veyed for the Holland Land Co., mortgages, and other papers of 
George M. Rider, an EUicottville, N. Y. lawyer and district attorney 
of Cattaraugus Comity; justice's criminal and civil dockets (1902- 
07) and correspondence of Fred C. Rider ; letters to Mrs. Anna Meloy 
Rider, chiefly from her son, Milford Rider, describing oil discoveries 
and social conditions in Oklahoma (1902) and his efforts to earn a 
living as a lawyer in Kansas City, Mo. (1001-07) ; and other family 
correspondence. Correspondents include H. R. Harrington, James D. 
McVey, Edward R. Meloy, John W. Meloy, Llllie Meloy, Sam H. 
Meloy, William A. Meloy, and C. V. Moulton. 

Described in the Reports of the curator and archivist, Cornell 
University Library, Collection of Regional History and the Univer- 
sity Archives (1930-54) p. 46, and (1954-S8) p. 71-72. 

MS 62-3448 



North family. 

Papers, 1752-1943. 

3 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1226) 

Correspondence, deeds, indentures, miscellaneous pamphlets, com- 
memorative booklets, and other papers. Includes papers (1752-1800) 
of Joshua Pine, Piatt Townsend, Gerard Walton, and William Walton 
concerning land divisions at Hempstead, L. I.; material relating to 
the organization of Walton, N. Y., in 1785 and to the first settlers 
there: the families of Gabriel and Robert North, Joshua Pine, and 
Piatt Townsend; 82 Civil War letters written by Joshua Pine (son 
of Alfred Pine) and Daniel Patrick, both of Equinunk, Pa., while in 
the 38th Regt, New York State Volunteers; papers (1901-43) con- 
cerning Arthur North, lawyer, politician, explorer, lecturer, and 
writer of Woodland, Yolo Co., Calif. ; genealogical notes on the North, 
Carter, Remson, and Pine families ; and correspondence of and about 
Benjamin North, George North, Hart North, Margaret Furman North, 
William B. Ogden, John Pine, and Mary Pine. 

MS 62-3449 



Moore, Veranns Alva, 1859-1931. 

Papers, 1870-1931. 

61 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (24/1/119) 

Bacteriologist, pathologist, and university professor. Correspond- 
ence, laboratory reports, class lecture notes, personal account books, 
newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and other papers relating to the 
study of animal diseases (especially rabies, Bang's disease, undulaut 
fever, and tuberculosis), the pasteurization of milk, arsenic poison- 
ing, the administration and development of the New York State Col- 
lege of Veterinary Medicine, the White House Conference on Public 
Health (1930), the Anaconda Copper Company smoke cases (1906- 
09), the Ithaca City Hospital, the Ithaca public schools, fraternal 
organizations, and veterinary societies. Correspondents include Jean 
Broadhurst, H. C. Gardner, Walter W. Law. Duncan McEachran, 
Wtnfred Rerdell Mack, F. H. McNair, Mary E. Moore, Nettie Moore, 
Norman S. Moore, the Rev. W. D. Moore, James Edward Peabody, 
Leonard Pearson, Herbert Dodge Pease, H. Richardson, the Rev. O. 
P. Rider, Isaac P. Roberts, H. S. Steensland, William Alonzo Stock- 
ing, Archibald Robinson Ward, and T. G. Wills. 

MS 62-3450 



Eingsley, Charles Freeman, 1835-1904. 

Papers, ca. 1857-1904. 

17 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1316) 

Lawyer, of Bath, N. Y. Correspondence, accounts, briefs, legal 
documents, photos., and other papers pertaining to Kingsley's work 
as a cla ims agent for Civil War veterans, his handling of civil suits, 
bankruptcy cases, and others, his conduct of a mercantile collection 
business and his activities as legal counsel for many local families. 
Papers pertaining to Kingsley's work as agent for Bath, N. Y. in- 
vestors In "western land mortgages Include correspondence with John 
Birkholz of Grand Forks, N. D., L. W. Clapp of Wichita, Kan., J. T. 
Dickerson of Marion, Kan., Judge Samuel Foley of Lincoln, HL, 



Andivw Kingkade of Norman, Okla.. A. W. Noble of Medicine Lodge, 
Kan.. A. K. Ross of Osceola, Mo. and Chandler, Okla., R. S. Taylor 
of Fargo. X. D., W. M. Tomlinsoit of Marion. Kan., and the Oklahoma 
Mortgage and Trust Co., Guthrie, Okla. Includes papers (1S27-^6C) 
of the Bull family, papers (1808-1902) of Abner Case, papers (185i>- 
93) of J. Van Dnsen, and miscellaneous family and persona! letters 
of Jvingsley. Other correspondents include D. Bauder, Lewis Biles, 
John Creek, James Gleason, John Gleason, William Hawkins. James 
Lyon, Jules Masson, Joel C. Robie, Jonathan Robie, David Severance, 
Thomas Van Tuyl, R. B. Williams. Blossburg Coal Co., Butler Colliery 
Co., Globe Collecting and Reporting Co., North Americas Mercantile 
Co- Pleasant Valley Wine Co., and Urbana Wine Co. 
Gift of the estate of Carter It. Kingsley. 

MS 62-3451 



McCormick family. 

Papers. lfiOO-41. 

10 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History anc 
University Archives (1312) 

The bulk of the collection consists of the graphic arts materials 
of Howard McCormick, representing his work as a wood engraver, 
cover designer, illustrator, and raurallst and includes prime prices, 
tear sheets, sketches, lecture slides, linoleum blocks, glass photo- 
graph negatives of Navajo, Hopi, and Arache Indian dances, photo- 
graph negatives of a trip to Mexico, a wood engraving print of Lin- 
coln's head, magazine articles written by McCormick, exhibition cata- 
logs, and similar material. The remainder of the papers Includes 
letters written to McCormick by his brother Frederick, a Renter's 
correspondent in the Far East, describing living conditions, cusictoi, 
and superstitions among the Chinese, his experiences reporting- fiss 
Russo-Japauese War, and his impression of the Russians; and scat- 
tered correspondence of a business and personal nature from relatives 
and family friends. Correspondents include Carl Akeley, Gutzoi: 
Borglum, Josephine Newell, and Grace McCormick Wilson. 

MS 62-3452 



Hart, James Morgan, 1839-1916. 

Papers. 1856-1916. 

5 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History aci 
University Archives (14/18/65) 

Philologist and university professor. Correspondence, notes 0£ 
German and English literature, and a photo, album of t&milj aaS 
friends. Includes letters from scholars relating to the study of 
languages and literature, particularly Old English, Celtic, anc Gar- 
man, and to scholarly language journals and associations ; i ro22 
educators relating to university patterns and policies; from editors 
concerning Hart's publications ; from Mrs. Bayard Taylor regarding 
her husband's papers; autographed letters from Louisa May Alcoti, 
Samuel L. Clemens, Richard Henry Dana, Jr., Hamilton Fish, Henry 
James, Henry W. Longfellow, Lord Russell, and others addresssffi to 
John S. Hart ; scrapbook of Hart's letters to newspapers; typewritten 
copies of letters of Will Doherty relating to entomological collecting 
trips in Asia, Africa, and Europe ; letters (1SSG-87) from Hart to 
his parents commenting on his student days at Princeton and Gbc- 
tingen, his life as a law clerk in New York City, and his experiences 
as an instructor at Cornell University and in subsequent teaching 
posts; and letters (1872-90) from Thomas Frederick Crane' com- 
menting on affairs at Cornell University. Other correspondents in- 
clude Charles Kendall Adams, Frederic De Forest Allen, Freoerici 
Augustus Porter Barnard, Karl Adolf Bnchheim, Albert S. Cook, 
Lane Cooper, Hiram Corson, E. A. Eggers, Charles William Eliot, 
Albert Bernhardt Faust, Basil Lannean Gildersleeve, Charles 3. Hart, 
Gustaf E. Karsten, Edward Stevens Sheldon, Albert Henry Sajytt, 
Frauds Hover Stoddard, E. M. Tttchener, Frederick Tnppsr, aa£ Al- 
bert S. Wheeler. 

MS62-J4Si 



Cooper, Sarah Brown (IngersoU) 1836-1896. 

Papers, 1842-1910. 

13 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History az: 
University Archives (1273) 

Educator and social reformer. Correspondence, diaries, resorts 
accounts, photos., printed matter, and other papers. The bute of tbi- 
collection relates to the Golden Gate Kindergarten Association si 
San Francisco, which was founded by Mrs. Cooper, and to women's 
suffrage, temperance, and similar reform movements of the perie:i 
Includes papers of Mrs. Cooper's daughter Harriet Cooper (&. 1SS?; - 
material on the settlement of the estates of mother and dsmgh'":-; 
and letters from Susan B. Anthony and Frances WillanL OS:a: 



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Cooper, Sarah Brown (Ingersoll) 1836-1896. Papers, 

1842-1910. (Continued) 

correspondents include Ella Adams, Philip D. Armour, Racliael 
Foster Avery, Earl Barnes, Sophia L Bonrdman, Nicholas E. Boyd, 
Lucy Brinkerhoff. Charles O. Browne. F. C. Clarke, Henry C. Dane, 
John Eaton. Nellie B. Eyster. Helen Fairchild, George T. Gaden, 
Minna V. Gaden, Caroline T. Haven, Phoebe Hearst, Ellen M. Hen- 
rotin, Robert G. Ingersoll, David Starr Jordan, Miranda W. Lux. 
Irena Ingersoll Rowlings, Emma B. Byder, Caroline M. Severance, 
William E. Sheldon, Harriet Ingersoll Skilton, Charlotte Perkins 
Stetson, Sarah A. Stewart, Ada van Pelt, E. G. Watte, and Joseph 
Warren. 

Gift of the Fred L Emerson Foundation. 

MS 62-3454 



Wise, John Cropper, 1848-1922. 

Scraplmok. 1865-1922. 

164 p. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Naval surgeon. Correspondence, newspaper articles, portraits, 
and other items, collected by Wise while serving in the Medical Corps 
of the TJ. S. Navy.- Newspaper articles concern George Dewey, Henry 
Alexander Wise (1806-1876), John Sergeant Wise, Louis Curraye 
Hnmmersley Wise, and Peyton Wise. A group of letters written by 
or addressed to George Dewey, Nehemiah Mayo Dyer, Theodore 
Roosevelt, Henry Clay Taylor, and John Sergeant Wise pertain to 
Henry Alexander Wise (b. 1881). Correspondents on other matters 
include Robert Bacon, Newton L Bates, Ernest Percy Bicknell, 
George Partridge Colvocoresses, George Dewey, George E. H. Har- 
tuon. John Milton Hay, George Wallace Melville, Andrew Jackson 
Montague. Edward West Nichols, James Evelyn Pilcher, George 
Archie Stock-well, Edward Pleasants Valentine, Thomas Cameron 
Walton, Joseph Edward Willard, Henry Alexander Wise (1806-1876), 
Henry Alexander Wise (1840-1918), John Sergeant Wise, and Louis 
Curraye Hamraersley Wise. 

Index in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. H. S, Venn, 1952. 

MS 62-3455 



Abert, James William, 1820-1897. 

Papers, 1861-93. 

12 v. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Army officer and university professor. Journal, writings, note- 
books, sketchbooks, a few letters, and other papers. Includes sketch- 
books of drawings made in Italy and Paris in 1861: a journal of 
Abert's service as topographical engineer in the TJ. S. Army under 
Generals Robert Patterson and Nathaniel ' P. Banks in the Shenan- 
doah Valley, July 2-Aug. 30, 1861; an article. Personal recollections 
of the war, by a Virginian (David Hunter Strother) from Harper's 
new monthly magazine, with annotations by Abert ; letters and orders 
from Abert's superior officers (1861-68), testifying to his services 
in the Mexican and Civil Wars: a notebook containing engineering 
memoranda; notes on the Arabian nights and on the Battle of 
Fredericksburg; maps of mining regions of southwestern Colorado; 
botanical sketchbooks (1870-84) ; miscellaneous notebook and sketch- 
book (1871) ; reprints of articles contributed hy Abert to the Journal 
of the Cincinnati Society of Natural History (1884-90) ; sketchbook 
of miscellaneous pencil and water-color sketches (1893) ; and notes 
for an article entitled Pleasure grounds for the benefit of the public 

Purchase, 1943. 

MS 62-3456 



' Trabue, Stephen Fitz James, 1819-1898. 
Papers, 1847-81. 

22 v. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Lawyer and land speculator. Letter press book, journal, note- 
books, muster rolls, bounty land book, platbooks, and trther records. 
Includes a notebook listing voters in Trabue's campaign for election 
to Congress in 1847; notes on surveys of land in Kentucky, chiefly 
west of the Tennesses River; muster rolls of the Kentucky Volunteer 
Militia in thenar of 1812; a bounty land book containing records 
of military service of Kentuckians in the War of 1812; papers (1851) 
concerning Revolutionary service pension claim cases In Kentucky, 
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Eastern States; platbooks of the 
Illinois Bounty Tract and the Turkey River Land District in Iowa; 
a daybook (1852-66) ; a ledger containing accounts with employees 
for work done (1873-82) ; a fee book (1867-68) for preparation of 
cases of applicants for benefits of the Bankrupt act of March 2, 1867; 
fee book (1868-74) and docket book (1872-74) of Craddock and 
Trabue; fee book (1874-78) ; and memorandum books (2 v.) on land 
operations with J. T. Gathright of Louisville, Ky-, in 1881. 

Gift of Miss Alice E. Trabue, 1935. 

MS 62-3457 



American Federation of Labor. 

Records. 1881-1952. 

218 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Files of various offices or divisions of the federation, including 
papers of presidents Samuel Gompers and William Green, of econo- 
mist Boris Shisukin, and of research director Florence Thome. Divi- 
sional files include material on the Labor Housing Conference (1935- 
37). on legislation (1919-51) ; on the National Labor Relations Board 
and the labor policy of the War Assets Administration (1938-40) ; 
on the American Federation ist (1932-43); on -industries (1930-50); 
on strikes and agreements (1898-1953) ; on old age insurance, un- 
employment compensation, health, labor in defense, and postwar 
problems (1935-43) ; on the W. P. A. (1933-38) ; and on statistics. 
Presidents' files include correspondence, speeches, articles, and con- 
gressional testimony by Gompers and Green on World War i and 
World War ir problems, postwar problems, economic depressions, 
legislation, union administration, and conflict with the C. I. O. Ma- 
terial is related to the repository's A. F. L.-C. I. O. Committee on 
Political Education collection. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of the federation, 1955. 

MS 62-3458 



Ekern, Herman Lewis, 1872-1954. 
Papers, 1888-1944. 

24 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and public official of Wisconsin. Correspondence, speeches, 
and other papers relating to the Progressive Party ; to insurance legis- 
lation, rates, and company practices; to diversion of lake water by 
Chicago for its ship and sanitary canal, which Ekern opposed as 
attorney general; and to Ekern's part in helping to write the act 
providing for soldiers' and sailors' war risk insurance (1917) Cor- 
respondents Include Newton D. Baker, John J. Blaine, William 
Borah, John R. Commons, Robert S. Cowie, Charles Henry Crown- 
hart, Joseph E. Davies, John J. Esch, Felix Frankfurter, James A. 
Frear, Zona Gale, Daniel W. Hoan, Philip F. La Follette, Bobert M. 
La Follette, Sr., Robert M. La Follette, Jr., Irvine L. Lenroot, Louis 
P. Lochner, Huey P. Long, William Gibbs McAdoo, Francis E. 
McGovern, Charles L McNary, John M. Nelspn, Emanuel L Philipp, 
Gifford Pinchot, Henrik Shipstead, William Allen White, Charles B. 
Whitnall, and Fred B. Zimmerman. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Ekern, 1953. 

MS 62-3459 



O'Shea, Michael Vincent, 1866-1932. 

Papers, 1892-1932. 

23 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Edncator. Bulk of the correspondence relates to O'Shea's writings 
and editorial work. Other subjects Include problems of the health, 
development, and training of children, surveys of education (1925- 
27) In Virginia and Mississippi, the Zona Gale scholarship program 
of the University of Wisconsin (1921-29), and the National Congress 
of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Associations (1912-21) Corre- 
spondents include Bernard Baruch, Dean Edward A. Birge, Luther 
Burbank, Zona Gale, Warren G. Harding, Helen Parkhurst, Winifred 
SackviUe Stoner, Eleanor Boosevelt, Henry Van Dyke, and Charles B. 
VanHise. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Harriet O'Shea. 

MS 62-3460 



Olbrich, Michael B 

Papers, 1906-32. 

5ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Wisconsin lawyer and civic leader. General correspondence; 
memoranda and notes on legal cases Olbrich handled as deputy attor- 
ney general of Wisconsin (1919-21) , Including the railroad rate case 
of 1921; a speech (1908) delivered by La Follette at Lincoln, HL; 
and correspondence and financial records relating to land and ranch 
companies in which Olbrich had investments, mainly in Montana. 
General correspondence relates to politics, legal cases. University of 
Wisconsin aff ai r s, financial transactions, family matters, and speak- 
ing engagements. Includes letters concerning the Progressives and 
the Bepublican Party in 1912, 1914, and 1916, from John J. Blaise 
(later Governor), Bobert M. La Follette, St., Robert B. McCormlck 
(Chicago attorney and editor), and Emanuel L. Philipp, later 
Governor. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of the Olbrich estate sometime before 1946. 

MS 62-3461 



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1880-1955. 



In Stale Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Conservationist and clubwoman. Papers relating to Sire. La 
Budde'g activities as State conservation chairman for the Milwaukee 
County Federation of Women's Clubs, and her campaigns for con- 
servation education, for the restoration of Horicon Marsh in Wis- 
consin, for a resident fishing license bill, for reforestation, and for 
preservation of tracts of virgin timber. Correspondents include John 
J. Biaine, Charles B. Broughton. Charles E. Brown, George Wash- 
ington Carver, P. Ryan Duffy. Glenn Frank, Frank Grasss, Edgar A. 
Guest, Julius I'. Heil, Daniel W. Hoan, Ixinis M. Howe, Merlin Hull, 
Walter .T. Kohler, Si\, Walter J. Kohler, Jr.. Philip F. La Follette 
Robert SI. La Follette, Jr., Orland S. Loomis, Joseph R. McCarthy, 
William Mauthe. William Morris, Haskell Noves, Mary Pickford 
Lonis Badke, Albert G. Schmedenian. Robert F. Wagner, Henry A. 
Wallace, Alexander WUey, and Fred. R. Zimmerman. 

Inventory in repository. 

Acquired from Edward La Budde, 1958. 

MS 62-3462 

Jerome, Harry. 

Papers, 1925-38. 

4ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Economist. Correspondence; 2 articles. Production in 1927 and 
Production in 1928 ; Jerome's Wisconsin income tax study of 1937 and 
1938; class lectures, radio talks, reports and memoranda of research 
organizations with which Jerome worked as a director and staff 
member, and 2 file boxes of cards containing research data and bib- 
liographical references. Correspondence relates to Jerome's work as 
a professor and chairman of the Dept of Economics at the University 
of Wisconsin, his connections with research organizations, his re- 
search work, and his efforts to bring professors and graduate students 
of outstanding ability to the university. While many of the people 
with whom Jerome corresponded were unite prominent, subject mat- 
ter in bis letters was of a routine nature. 

Inventory in repository. 

61ft of Mrs. Jerome, 1961 

MS 62-3463 

Pirtle, Alfred, 1837-1926. 

Papers, 1847-1924. 

6ft 

In Filson Clnb (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Kentucky historian. Correspondence (1847-1923), including a vol- 
ume of Civil War letters; a journal (1859-62) ; and Pirtle's writings 
for magazines and newspapers on local and State history. Corre- 
spondents Include Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, Thomas J. Chenoweth, 
John M. Harlan, James E. Jouett, John Bassett Moore, Judge Henry 
Pirtle, and Major-Gen. C. P. Summerali. Material is related to the 
repository's Pirtle and Rogers family collection. 

Gift of Alfred and Julia Nold Pirtle, 1922-56. 

MS 62-3464 

Grigsby family. 

Papers 1818-84. 

ca. 5241 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) 

Papers of Susan Preston (Shelby) Grigsby (1830-1891) of Trav- 
ejjer's Best, near Danville, Ky.; her father, Alfred Shelby (1804- 
1832), youngest son of Gov. Isaac Shelby of Kentucky; her mother, 
Virginia (Hart) Shelby Breckinridge (1809-1859) • her step-father, 
the Rev. Robert Jefferson Breckinridge (1800-1871) president of Jef- 
ferson College, Cannonsburgh, Pa.; her husband, General John War- 
ren Grigsby, C. S. A. ; and a few papers of their children. Includes 
papers of the allied Gibson family of Louisiana, and the Hart and 
Wallace families of Kentucky. Material is related to the repository's 
Isaac Shelby collection. 

Gift of Susanna Preston Shelby Grigsby, 195S. 

MS 62-3465 

Jeffrey, Rosa (Vertner) 1828-1894. 

Papers, 1855-92, 

148 Items and 1 v. 

In Prison Clnb (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Poetess. Correspondence, poems, including poems dedicated to 
Mrs. Jeffrey as well as those written by her, copyright certificate for 
her Poems (1857) ; accounts of sale of her writings (1857-81), a 
release of claim against Mrs. Jeffrey for sale of a Negro woman who 
proved to be unsound (1862), powers of attorney, statement of cotton 
captured at Vlcksburg, Miss, In 1864 from Mrs. Jeffrey's plantation, 
"Canton Place," claim against the TJ. S. for damage to the residence 
of Mrs. Elizabeth Vertner during the Civil War; insurance policies 
(1884). tax receipts (1864-82), and a scrapbook containing clippings 
of Mrs, Jeffrey's poems. The correspondence, chiefly literary, con- 



tains some family letters Including those of her husband, Alexander 
Jeffrey, describing Lexington, Ky., during the Civil War. Corre- 
spondents include David Bates, Stockton Bates. Charles Augustus 
Davis, James Cephas Derby, the firm of Derby and Jackson, Julia 
Deane Freeman, William Jeffrey, Emily V. Mason Dr. Thomas S. 
Powell, Orrille James Victor, P. L. Wickes, and R W. Woolley. 
Material is related to the repository's Alexander Jeffrey co'.lction. 

Mainly purchase, 1 item gift of Miss Mary Verhoeff, 194b, 1956. 
Formerly in possession of the Morgan family of Lexington, Ky. 

Real name- Rosa (Griffith) Jeffrey. 
MS fi-2--!466 



Hickman, Richard Baylor, 1805-1949. collector. 

Papers, 1780-1897. 

ca. 13S items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville. Ky.) colh-ctitms. 

Autograph letters, commissions, deeds, minutes of mwtiivgs, and 
miscellaneous documents. Includes letters and documents from the 
collections of Gen. Itetineft H. Young and Samuel M. Duncan, relating 
chiefly to Jessamine Co., Ky., and its citizens; letters (1890-97) of 
Samuel M. Duncan to Gen. lounff describing letters, documents, and 
books sent by hiin to Youilff; miscellaneous documents relating to 
Louisville, Ky. (1780-1882) ; Clark family papers (1790-1814) ; rec- 
ords of Mercer Co, Ky. (1790-184S) ; including marriage records 
(1827-28) : constitution, by-laws, and minutes of meetings of the 
Young Men's Literary Society of Nicholasville, Ky. (1847-49) : and a 
letter from Jefferson Davis to Gov. John Letcher of Virginia! intro- 
ducing AVxander H. Stephens as special commissioner of the Confed- 
erate States to the government of Virginia (1861) 

Acquired from Mr. Hickman and from Mrs. Charles 8. Itlukely 
1942-58. 

MS 62-3467 



Jeffrey, John, 1817-1881. 

Papers, 1836-79. 

6 ft. 

In Filson Ciub (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Architect and engineer. Correspondence, reports, contracts, esti- 
mates, specifications, drawings, accounts, engineering notebooks, and 
miscellaneous papers. Includes letters to the firm of John Jeffrey 
and Co, Cincinnati, timebooks, receipt books, and account books of 
the company (1852-59) ; papers concerning the gasworks built by the 
company in many southern and midwestern cities and in Havana and 
Matanzas, Cuba, from the plans of John Jeffrey ; letters from Clarence 
George Keats, Jeffrey's stepson and business associate; letters (1868) 
from Alexander Jeffrey concerning the administratioTi of the estate 
of their brother, William Jeffrey; notes, plans, and specifications of 
iron gunboats for river service proposed to be built by John Jeffrey at 
Cincinnati In 1861 and 1862; contracts concerning the preparation of 
Ohio River steam rams (1862) ; papers concerning the resumption of 
operations in 1863 of the Vlcksburg Gas Co. ; and engineering note- 
books kept at TJtica, N. Y„ and Louisville, Ky. (1837-41), containing 
measurements of Louisville streets made for the Louisville Gas Co. 
Material is related to the repository's Alexander Jeffrey collection. 

Purchase, 1942-47. Formerly in the possession of the Morgan 
family of Lexington, Ky. 

MS 62-3468 



Todd, Charles Stewart, 1791-1871. 

Papers, 1808-71. 

ca. 217 items, 2 v., and 1 pamphlet 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Lawyer, soldier, and diplomat Correspondence, papers concerning 
Investment in Minnesota lands, Todd's sketch of the life of Isaac 
Shelby, a muster roll (1813) of Kentucky Mounted Volunteers for 
service under William Henry Harrison, dates of commissions of gen- 
eral and field officers of Kentucky troops in the War of 1812, Todd's 
map of the Battle of the Thames, scrapbook of newspaper clippings 
containing biographical data on Todd, and some printed matter. 
Correspondence consists of 26 letters (1808-16) to Charles Stewart 
Todd from Judge Thomas Todd about his education, service in the 
War of 1812, and family affairs; correspondence with Todd's wife, 
Letltia (Shelby) Todd; political letters from members of the Whig 
Party during the presidential campaign of Zachary Taylor ; letters to 
Dr. Charles H. Todd from Charles Stewart Todd, Letltia Todd, and 
Letitia Todd Carter (1861-71) ; letters to Judge Thomas Todd from 
Isaac Shelby and others (1812-25) ; copy of a letter from John Sevier 
to Isaac Shelby (1812) ; and a letter from Harry Innes to George 
Muter (1790). Other correspondents include Henry Clay, John J. 
Crittenden, J. Madison Cutts, John Maxwell, James Monroe, Charles 
B. Penrose, and Albert Pike 

Purchased from Charles Stewart Todd and Miss Frances Todd. 
1940-41. 

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Turner, Jonathan Baldwin, 1805-1899. 

Papers, 1834-1910. 

ca. 160 items. 

In University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey collections. 

Educator, abolitionist, and agriculturist Correspondence of AG 
Items, patents for a seeding machine and a clod breaker, minutes of 
meetings, subscription lists, notes, bills, 50 sheets of newspaper clip- 
pings, circulars, and other papers. Concerns Turner's activity in 
agricultural and educational projects, particularly his plan for land 
grant colleges (1850) which led to the Morrill act and the establish- 
ment of the University of Illinois at TJrbana. Includes notes and 
other papers on his career gathered by his daughter, Mary Turner 
Carriel, after his death. Correspondents include Ezra Cornell, Ste- 
phen A. Douglas, Augustus C. French, John Milton Gregory, John 
Logan, Owen Lovejoy, Justin S. Morrill, Selim Peabody, Charles 
Sumner, Lyman Trumbull and Richard M. Yates. 

Unpublished calendar in the repository. 

MS 62-3470 



Wiflson, James McCrony, 1887- 

Papers, ca. 1900-61. 

ca. 3 ft. (ca. 3300 Items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Lumberman and philanthropist, of Floydada, Tex. Correspond- 
ence, scrapbooks, news clippings, resolutions, certificates, awards, 
plaques, medals, magazines, and photos., relating to Willson's life 
and activities, Including material concerning his boyhood in Bridge- 
port, Tex., John O. Beaty, Kappa Sigma, McMurry College (Abilene, 
Tex.), Methodist Hospital (Lubbock, Tex.), Rotary International, 
Southern Methodist University (Dallas), the West Texas Chamber 
of Commerce, and numerous other civic, patriotic, service, and fra- 
ternal organizations. Includes some 360 items (1946-57) concern- 
ing the Willson Lectures, which are religious lectureships established 
in various colleges, including Centenary College of Louisiana (Shreve- 
port), Henflrlx College (Conway, Ark.), McMurry College, Nebraska 
Wesleyan University (Lincoln), Oklahoma City University, South- 
western College (Winfield, Kan.), Southwestern University (George- 
town), Texas Technological College (Lubbock), Texas Wesleyan Col- 
lege (Fort Worth), Wayland College (Plalnview, Tex.) and West 
Texas State College (Canyon), and in the Methodist Home (Waco, 
Tax.) 

Inventory in repository. 

Gifts of Mr. WUIson, 1956-61. 

MS 62-3471 



Hayes, Rutherford Birchard, Pres. V. S., 1822-1893. 
Papers, 1835-93. 

160 ft 

In. Rutherford B. Hayes Library (Fremont, Ohio) 

Correspondence, letter books, speeches, account books and financial 
records, real estate records, law cases, campaign and other political 
notebooks. White House desk pad notes, lists of guests and visitors, 
calling cards, material on social events, autograph books, school note- 
books (1838-11), college essays, genealogical records of the Hayes 
family, estate papers, notes and records about the 23d Regiment of 
Ohio Infantry, notes on local history, Civil War papers, catalogs of 
Hayes' private library, scrapbooks and clippings on baseball and other 
topics, maps, and pictures. Concerns his family and personal affairs ; 
his military service in the Civil War ; his business and law practice ; 
his political career as city solicitor in Cincinnati, U. S. Representa- 
tive, Governor of Ohio, and President of the U. S. ; and his activities 
as presiding officer or trustee of John F. Slater Fund, Military Order 
of the Loyal Legion of the United States, Mohonk Conference on the 
Negro, Mount Union College, National Prison Association, Ohio His- 
torical Society, Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan University, 
Peabody Education Fund, the 23d Volunteer Infantry Association, 
and Western Reserve University. 

Unpublished index in the library. 

MS 62-3472 



Clark, William, 1795-1879. 

Papers, 1811-79. 

ca. 1123 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Physician, farmer, and manufacturer of hempen products. Cor- 
respondence and other papers. Includes letters to the firm of Clark 
and Bullock, and Clark, Churchill and Co, concerning the ropewalk 
in Jefferson Co, Ky. ; account book (1812-61) containing a record of 
Clark's expenses as a medical student at Jefferson Medical College in 
Philadelphia from 1818-20; statements of account (1813-73) ; bills 
of sale for Negroes (1829-48) ; leases of land in Louisville; plats of 
land in McCracken Co., Ky., showing division between the heirs of 



Clark's uncle, George Rogers Clark : papers in relation to Dicks River 
land in Mercer Co, Ky, and land in Indiana; and estate papers. 
Correspondents include Clark's daughter. Frances Ann (Clark) Law- 
son Biddle and her family, R. A. Bacon, William S. Bodley, George W. 
Clark, Gen. Jonathan Clark, James G. Gordon, George B. Kinkead, 
Judge John McKinley, Edmund Pearce, H. C. Smith, Jninps R. Steel- 
man, James Taylor of Harvodsburg, John B. Temple, H. G. Tompkins, 
Dr. Benjamin Tompkins, and George Woolfolk. Material is related 
to the repository's Clark-Hite collection. 

Index of correspondents in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. John C. Doolan and Mrs. Louise Clark Whitaker, 
1951-52. 

MS 62-3473 



Fuller, Melville Weston, 1833-1910. 

Papers, 1833-1951. 

12 ft. (ca. 7000 items) 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Mainly photocopies and microfilm (negative) 

Chief Justice, U. S. Supreme Court. Mainly photostats collected 
by Willard L. King for his biography of Fuller, together with ca. 100 
original items. Correspondence, legal documents, newspaper clip- 
pings, and other papers relating to Fuller's personal, professional, 
and political life. Includes briefs of all cases handled by Fuller as a 
practising attorney before the Illinois Supreme Court and as Chief 
Justice of the U- S. Supreme Court ; documents dealing with his Chi- 
cago real property and the settlement of his estate; correspondence 
concerning his family life; papers relating to the Venezuelan bound- 
ary dispute (1899-1910) and to the Muscat Dhows question (1904-07) 
which were handled by the Permanent Board of Arbitration of the 
Hague while Fuller was a member. Correspondents include Samuel 
Blatchford, Henry Billings Brown, Grover Cleveland, J. C. Bancroft 
Davis, William Rufus Day, Stephen J. Field, Augustus Hill Garland, 
Horace Gray; Walter Q. Gresham, John Marshall Harlan, Oliver 
Wendell Holmes, Howell E. Jackson, John Morris, Rufus Peckham, 
Erskine Phelps, William L. Putnam, Henry M. Shepherd, George 
Shiras, William Howard Taft, Lambert Tree, and Edward Douglass 
White. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Mainly gift of Willard L. King, 1953. 

MS 62-3474 



Gorham, James W 1808-1881. 

Papei-s, 1832-96. 

2 boxes. 

In Stale Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Hotel owner, of Madison, Wis. Mainly deeds and receipts issued 
to Gorham, a resident or Chautauqua Co., X. T, who came to Madison 
about the year 1S50 and was owner of the old Spring Hotel, together 
with a few Civil War letters, similar papers issued to Daniel Gorham 
and Isaac D. Sweat, school records and diaries (1885-91) kept by 
Mrs. Annie Gorham Marston describing household affairs on a farm 
and Madison social events; personal accounts and account books of 
a general store (1841-55) kept by Jeremiah Marston, Madison; an 
account book (1848-54) kept by Joseph Lamson, Cuylersville, N. T, 
containing personal and farm accounts and records of a stage line 
there: Lt Albert T. Lamson 's reminiscences of prison experiences 
during the Civil War, and other items. 

MS 62-3475 



Vanderpoel, Aaron, 1799-1870. 

Papers, 1836-56. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from New York. Includes more 
than 20 letters (1836-40) from James D. Doty, with whom Vander- 
poel was associated in midwestem land investments, concerning ter- 
ritorial politics in Wisconsin and land speculation in Rock Island, 
111, and in Madison, Green Bay, Prairie du Chien, and the vicinity 
of Portage, Wis. ; other letters concerning Vanderpoel's Madison 
property from David Brigham, John Catlin, and Simeon Mills; a few 
tax receipts and maps pertaining to the Madison lands; and one 
letter from Abraham Vanderpoel, delegate to Wisconsin's second 
constitutional convention, discussing the formation of the proposed 
constitution. 

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Lnsk, William Thompson, 1838-1897. 

Papers, 1861-63. 

182 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Physician. Letters from Lusk to his faniilv during his service 
as a captai - in the 79th Regiment. New York Highlanders Infantry, 
describing his participation in the Battles of Blackburn Ford, Seces- 
sionville-on-Jaaies Island, the tiro Battles of Bull Run, Chantilly 
South Mountain, Antietain, and Fredericksburg. Includes informa- 
tion on Brig. Gen. Henry Washington Benham, his court martial and 
subsequent reinstatement. Correspondents include Addison (Cole) 
Farnsworth, Elizabeth (Freeman) Lusk, Edwin Denison Morgan 
(1811-18S3) and William Walter Phelps (1839-1891) 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mrs. Cleveland Mollett and Anna H. Lusk,' 1947. 

MS 63-3477 
Ezell family. 

Papers, 1818-1959. 

101 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, Bible records, and other papers Bulk 
of the collection (59 items) pertains to William Robert Ezell and 
includes correspondence, some of it written while he was serving in 
the Army of Northern Virginia at Craney Island, Drewry's Blnff, and 
Glen Ivy, Va. ; an account book and accounts concerning his medical 
practice and the operation of the Meherrin Mills in Gholsonville, 
Brunswick Co., Va. ; speeches delivered by Ezell at the Atlanta Medi- 
cal College and at the Rock Methodist Church of Brunswick Co., Va.: 
and miscellaneous papers. Eleven items pertain to Bnckner Davis 
Ezell and include accounts, a commission (1822) appointing him an 
ensign in the Virginia Militia, a letter to him from William A. May, 
an obituary notice, and a copy of his will. Includes a genealogical 
chart of the Gregg family compiled by Elma Gregg Marshall and 
John David Gregg in 1959. 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Henry W. Samford, 1980. 

MS 63-3478 
Tennessee. State Library and Archives, NashvUU. Manu- 
script Section. 

Church records, 1797-1959. 

1 ft. (ca. 300 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Kules and proceedings (1811-16) of the Big Lick Creek Baptist 
Church in Wilson County; depositions (1902) in a suit of St. Paul's 
Episcopal Church of Franklin, Tenn., against the U. S. for Civil 
War damages: a WPA translation of the proceedings (ca. 200 p., 
1821) of the 2d session of the Evangelical Lutheran Tennessee Synod, 
held at Zion Church in Sullivan County; a classbook (1850-73) of 
a Methodist society at Alford's Camp Ground, near Lebanon, Tenn. ; 
a history, anil negative photos, of pastors and officers, of the First 
Presbyterian Church of Nashville; records of the Ebenezer Church 
(Presbyterian) i n Maury County (1797-1921) and of the Presby- 
terian Church of Lewisburg (1847-97) ; g class rolls (1902) of the 
Memorial Mission Sunday School (Presbyterian) found in the corner- 
stone of the Monroe Harding Children's Home in Nashville; a roll 
call (1808i of ministers and congregations of the Cumberland 
Presbyterian Church; and records (1834-89) of 2 Cumberland Pres- 
byterian Churches, in Columbia, Tenn., and in Warren County 
respectively. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gifts and purchases. 

MS 62-3479 
Lawson, Pnblius Virgilins, 1853-1920. 

Papers, 1840-1920. 

81 items, 11 v., and 10 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, manufacturer, historian, and author, of Menasha, Wis. 
Correspondence, draft of Lawson's biography of Charles de Langlade 
entitled Bravest of the brave, a small amount of biographical mate- 
rial on Thure Kumlien. notes gathered by Lawson for his History of 
Winnebago County, Wisconsin ; data on the Winnebago and Potawa- 
toml Indians ; sketches and drawings of Indian mounds ; genealogical 
data on the Lawson, Baird, Cook, Finney, Fleming, Peper, Williams, 
and Wright families for Lawson's Family genealogy; and scrapbooks, 
containing newspaper clippings of some of Lawson's speeches and 
articles on temperance, politics, and education. Correspondence of 
the period 1870-1920 comprises approximately two-thirds of the col- 
lection. Includes letters (1874-76) between Lawson, a student at 
the University of Wisconsin, and his sister Helen, a student at Rlpon 
College; legal correspondence (1880-1910) deriving from his member- 
ship in the law firm of Lawson and Gruenewald; letters (1901-20) 
relating to the Wisconsin Archeological Society and the State His- 
torical Society from Charles E. Brown, Reuben G. Thwaites, and 
others ; and Lawson's correspondence with various Indians, the U S. 
Indian Service, and others, in preparation for a history of the Pota- 
watomi tribe In Wisconsin. 

MS 62-3480 



Bryant family. 

Papers, 1790-1868. 

ca. 268 items and 1 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Letters, deeds, and other papers of the Bryant family of Chester- 
field and Cummington, Mass., and of Ohio. Papers of Patrick Bryant 
(1764-1846) include Massachusetts militia papers (1803-14). Papers 
of Orren Bryant (1798-1868) include many letters to him in Ohio 
1835-68), some from Patrick Bryant, and papers (1831-58) concern- 
ing his guardianship of the children of William Hartwell of Chester- 
field. Other family papers Include a diary of a trip to the West, an 
account book (1792-ca. 1826) of Nathaniel Bryant, Samuel Bryant, 
and others, with recipes and other entries in later hands, deeds (1792- 
1938) to Patrick and Orren Bryant for land in Chesterfield and Cum- 
mington, and letters and other papers of Charles W. Bryant of 
Granville, Ohio, Harold S. Bryant of Waterviiet, Ohio. Fitch C. 
Bryant, and others, concerning Bryant genealogy and family history 

Presented by Fitch C. Bryant, ca. 1935-47. 

MS 62-3481 

Strong, Caleb, 1745-1819. 
Papers, 1775-1819. 

139 items. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Governor of Massachusetts. Correspondence, in part relating to 
national affairs; a few addresses, deeds, indentures, and other pa- 
pers; and some biographical and genealogical material, in part 
printed matter. A few letters (1812-14) are from Theodore Dwight, 
Christopher Gore, and Ruths King. 15 Items relate to Shays' Re- 
bellion. Letters (1789-90) from Strong's colleagues in the U S 
Senate include several from George Cabot, Tristram Dalton, Oliver 
Ellsworth, and James Hillhouse. Includes 2 letters (1787-88) from 
Nathan Dane relating to the Constitution ; 2 letters (Nov.-Dec. 1803) 
from Timothy Pickering relating to Louisiana and to the President's 
appointments; and 2 letters (1796-97) from Benjamin Goodhue 
commenting on the election of 1796 and on domestic and foreign 
affairs. 

Unpublished guide in the library. Also described in Forty-fourth 
annual report of the Trustees of Forbes Library (1938) p. 8-9, and 
in the Dally Hampshire gazette of Northampton, Mass. Mar 27 
1906, p. 6. 

Papers collected by Stephen C. Strong, which make up the main 
part of the collection, were presented by him to the Seth Pomeroy 
Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, in 1806, and presented by 
the chapter to Forbes Library in 1938. 

MS 62-3482 

Walcott, Frederic Collin, 1869-1949. 

Papers, 1850-1948. 

ca. 6000 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Manufacturer, banker, and U. S. Senator from Connecticut. Cor- 
respondence, writings, and printed matter. Early papers reiate to 
Walcott's business concerns and his game preserve. Bulk of the col- 
lection covers the period (1915-19) that Walcott was with the Rocke- 
feller Foundation War Relief Commission and the U. S. Food 
Administration.. Beginning with 1929 there Is some correspondence 
from his career as Republican Senator from Connecticut. Remainder 
of the collection relates to Walcott's work in Polish relief (1939-40) 
and his interest in conservation. Other persons represented include 
William Henry Welch (1850-1934) ; Herbert Hoover, with whom 
Walcott worked in Belgian relief, the Food Administration, and later 
as Senator ; William Howard Taft, and many leaders of the American 
business community. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of William W. Walcott, 1961. 

MS 62-3483 

Robie, Reuben Edward, 1843-1911. 

Papers, 1827-1933. 

16 ft. and 5 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (678, 1354) 

Lawyer, of Bath, N. Y. Correspondence, reports, accounts, Jour- 
nals, and other papers relating to Robie's legal business and to his 
Investments in western lands. Includes papers dealing with the man- 
agement of the estates and trusts of Charles Davenport and of Wil- 
liam S. Shepbard and his descendants, as well as numerous smaller 
estates, papers relating to a mercantile business begun in Bath by 
Robie's father, and a few letters relating to family and personal 
matters. Correspondents include Lewis Biles, Charles P. Bressie, 
W. S. Burns, James V. Dewitt, Samuel A. Foley, Mary E. Grant 
Lucy D. St John Hale, William Halsey, George S. Haverly, Mrs. 
Luther B. Jones, Jones & Maxwell (later Maxwell & Maxwell and 
then the Maxwell Investment Co.), Charles F. Kingsley, Newton 
Mortgage Co, Newton, Kan., Martha Nichols, M W. Noble, Harriet 
R. Pawling, Jonathan Robie, J. W. Sehmltt, H. W. Sinclair, William 
Thomas, of Mankato, Mlnn_" J. H. Thompson, of Petersburg, IIL, R. J. 
WaddelL of Ottawa, Kan. and Walker and Croswalt, Canton, IIL 

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Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Bacords of Wisconsin volunteer forces in the Civil War, 
1861-69. 

8 v. and 6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Roll book of Company K, 1st Infantry (1881) ; enlistment roll and 
other papers of Company G, 2d Infantry (1861-63) ; muster rolls, 
supply records, and information on families of soldiers of Company D 
31st Infantry (1862-65) ; records kept by Stephen J. Carpenter and 
Henry E. Stiles, successively captains of the 8th Battery, Light Artil- 
lery, for 1861-69. consisting of monthly returns, inspection reports, 
and other papers; record books containing regimental and general 
orders and information on the outfitting of Company 1, 12th Infantry • 
and a volume containing a military history of the 33d Infantry. 

MS 62-3485 



Wisconsin. History Commission. 

Papers concerning Wisconsin's participation in the Civil 
War, 1861-1918. 

5 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcript. 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, copy of a diary of Philip 
Roesch (1862-65), biographical sketches of Wisconsin volunteers and 
an index to Wisconsin items in the War Dept's publication, The War 
of the Rebellion : a compilation of the official records. Correspondence 
includes miscellaneous items touching upon the history of the 43d Wis- 
consin Volunteer Infantry, the 3d Wisconsin Battery Light Artillery, 
military engagements at Gettysburg, Pa., and Johnsonville and Nash- 
ville, Tenn., and the disability claim of Charles H. Doerflinger, to- 
gether with a folder of letters (1861-64) of Lt Frank A. Haskell of 
Company I, 6th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, later colonel of the 
36th Wisconsin, written from various points in Virginia, Maryland, 
and Pennsylvania ; and reminiscent letters gathered in 1910 by Ethel 
A, Hum, relating to Wisconsin women In the war. 

MS 62-3486 



Cabot family. 

Papers, 1742-1833. 

7 v. and 1 package. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass.) 

Papers of the Cabot family of Massachusetts. A scrapbook con- 
tains shipping papers of the voyages of Joseph Cabot Jr (1745/6- 
1774) and his brother George Cabot (1751-1823) from Salem to Spain, 
London, and the West Indies, In the brig Tartar and the schooners 
Premium and Sally, in the late neCs and early 177CS, and includes 
many letters from the firm of Joseph Gardoqui & Sons in Bilbao and 
some from Lane. Son & Fraser in London. Other volumes include an 
account book (1778-81) of a distillery run by John and Andrew Cabot 
at Beverly, Mass.; George Cabot's memorandum book of the brig 
Gypsy listing ship's «tores (1808-09) ; Joseph Cabot's ledger (1768- 
75) and waste book (1768-72) for a ship chandlery and general store 
at Salem; and 2 volumes of records (1833) containing Neapolitan 
claims to the board of commissioners to carry into effect the conven- 
tion between the U. S. and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, of which 
board Joseph Sebastian Cabot (1796-1874) was a member. 

Many items from the scrapbook are printed In History and geneal- 
ogy of the Cabot family, by L. Vernon Briggs (1927) p. 119-152. 

MS 62-3487 



Baldwin family. 

Papers, 1767-1883. 

ca. 9 ft. (ra. 30,000 items) 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Papers of the Baldwin family of Woburn, Mass. Papers of Cyrus 
Baldwin (b. ca. 1740), merchant of Boston and Chelmsford, Mass., and 
of Dunstable. N. H, include an almanac-diary (1775), an account book 
(IT* 7 - 72 ) and approximately 1100 letters and papers. Papers (1767- 
1800) of Lnammi Baldwin, Sr. (1740-1807), civil engineer, include 
several thousand letters, deeds, notes, estate papers, and miscellane- 
ous papers, an expense journal of his trip to Virginia (1794-96), 30 
almanac-diaries (1767-69, 1780-1807), and information concerning the 
town of Baldwin, Me Papers of Loammi Baldwin, Jr. (1780-1838) 
civil engineer, include about 700 letters (1806-40). Papers of Cyrus 
Baldwin (b. 1773) include 18 almanac-diaries (1797, 1807, 1815 1820- 
34). Papers of Benjamin Franklin Baldwin (1777-1821) civil engi- 
neer, include 24 almanac-diaries (1800-21), an account book (1767- 
72) and over a thousand papers and letters (1805-21). Papers of 
James Fowle Baldwin (1782-1862), engineer, include 24 almanac- 
diaries (1770-1836) and 17 boxes of letters, bills, and miscellaneous 
papers (1822-58). Tapers of George Rumford Baldwin (1798-1888), 
engineer, include an almanac-diary (1812) and several thousand 
papers, including letters (1864-53). Letters and other papers (1820- 
70) of Mrs. George Rumford Baldwin number about 2000. There are 
61 unidentified Baldwin family almanac-diaries (1768-1828) 

MS 62-3488 



Allen family. 

Papers, 1773-1866. 

ca. 100 items and 1 box. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Correspondence and other papers relating to the Allen family of 
Pittsfield, Mass. Earliest item is a letter (1773) of Moses Allen 
(1748-1779) at Freehold, N. J., to his brother Thomas (1743-1810), 
minister at Pittsfield, with annotations by Thomas and his son Wil- 
liam (1784-1868). Thomas Allen papers include 15 letters (1798- 
1808) to his son William at Harvard, 2 poems on the death of his 
daughter Elizabeth (Alien) White, and a few other papers. Papers 
of his son William Allen, who became a minister and president of 
Dartmouth and Bowdoin, include his journal (1861-66) while a resi- 
dent of Northampton, an account book and diary (1822-37) letters 
(1305-07) to him from John and Catharine Codman, and other corre- 
spondence (1817-30) and papers. Papers of other members of the 
family include correspondence (1831-33) of William's brother Jona- 
than Allen (1773-1845), correspondence (1807-19) of a sister, Love 
(Allen) KIpley (1786-1820), and of her husband Eleazar Wheelock 
Ripley (1782-1839), letters (1827-28) of another sister, Clarissa 
(Allen) Breck to Jonathan Allen, will of her husband John Breck of 
Northampton, a few letters to Dr. Elisha Lee Allen (1792-1817) of 
Pittsfield, clippings relating to Thomas and Moses Allen, and a sheet 
of genealogical notes. 

MS 62-34S9 



Cook, Benjamin E 1803-1900. 

Papers, 1830-1916. 

286 items and 3 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Jeweler of Northampton, Mass. Military records, together with 
some miscellaneous local, personal, nnd business papers Mainly 
military papers (1846-55) of the 6th Brigade, Massachusetts Volun- 
teer Militia, which Cook commanded (1850-55). These include re- 
turns of the brigade, of field and staff officers of regiments, of com- 
panies In the 3d, 5th, 10th, and 11th regiments and the 1st battalion, 
of non-commissioned officers, and of the band ; orders from the adju- 
tant general and from division and brigade inspectors ; letters (1840- 
54) to Cook, mainly from the adjutant general of Massachusetts, and 
some miscellaneous military papers. Some papers on local affairs of 
Northampton include bid and agreement (1850) and specifications 
for the Bridge St school building. 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. 

Purchase, 1988. 

MS 62-3490 



Colonial Williamsburg, inc. 

Treatises and records, 1697-1865. 

9 v. 

In Colonial Williamsburg manuscript collections. 

In part, transcript (typewritten) 

Colored drawings of coaches pasted to the binding of W. Felton's 
Treatise on carriages; anonymous treatise on navigation, entitled 
The complete mariner; several cookbooks; history of the Vest Man- 
sion, or Palmer House as it is now called, by David Edward Cronin ; 
An account of ye present State and government of Virginia (1697), 
prepared as a report to the Board of Trade by Henry Hartwell, James' 
Blair, and Edward Chilton; receipt book for sums paid out at the 
armory at Westham, Va. during the American Revolution by Turner 
Southall, commissioner; clinical notes made by Dr. Robert Walker, 
of Kingston plantation in Dinwiddle Co., Va., while he was a student 
at the University of Edinburgh. 

Described separately In Guide to the manuscript collections of 
Colonial Williamsburg, compiled by Lynette Adcock (1954) 

MS 62-3491 



Hyde, Clayton H 1868- 

Papers, 1881-1946. 

18 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Farmer and farm leader. Correspondence; addresses and public 
statements; hearings and other Government publications; minutes, 
reports, and publications of various agricultural organizations; and 
other papers, reflecting Hyde's activities as officer or member of local. 
State, and National farm, business, and political organizations, and 
reflecting the activities of these organizations. Includes records and 
publications of the Oklahoma Council of Defense, the Oklahoma 
Legislature, the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission, the Oklahoma 
School Land Lessees Union, the U. S. Dept of Agriculture, and the 
United States Grain Growers, In<^, as well as other Federal and local 
agencies, and the Sunshine and Melish Oil groups. Correspondents 

include Franklin D. Roosevelt Elmer Thomas, and several Oklahoma 
Governors. 

MS 62-3492 



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Smoot family. 

Papers, 1848-1939. 

ca. 300 items and 42 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives 

Correspondence, diaries, 20 account books, clippings, sketches, 
genealogical material, books, photos., and other papers. Including 
Cr£ a f.T, ~ 6 fTl a-d allied Campbell, Given, Kinney, and 
Sherer families. Includes a diary, oth*r Civil War items accounts, 
and other papers of Thomas Randolph Smoot a member of the 22d 
Regiment of Tennessee Infantry ; correspondence (1839-1902) of Dolf 
Smoot while he served tn the Philippines; a list of members (1857) 
of the Presbyterian Church of Huntingdon; and correspondence and 
research materials of Clara Virginia (King) Ausban. Persons named 

?„hn K^ W £" ETao 5 x^" R Erans - A Peoli°e (Campbell) Smoot 
John Neff Smoot and Margery Ann Smoot. 

Unpublished register In the repository 

SSSSS l S. < S, Ute y T rlghtfl "aUaMe In the repository. 
Deposited by Clara King Ausban. 

MS 62-3493 



Oklahoma. University. Pros. 

Records, 1929-55. 

270 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, accepted and rejected MSS., galley proofs, reports 
SSV e i'i!S e V Dd P°?"««y materials. Corres^ndentslnduTlS 
H^H^«^ m0 S,^? luns i J<>hn A "** Richmond Croom Beatty, 
Hugh Hale Bellot William B. Blzzeli, Joseph A. Brandt W H Call 
St, 1 *" W - < Ca ;! gh * y \ Da,lie ' E - Connor, Robert Spencer Cotterill, 
rto^E? oI eT ? tt S ale ' A * n S Deb0 - Bverette **t DeGolyer. Bernard 
S!lJl ' n Caroly ^?, rema Sl Grant foreman, Charles N. Gould. James 
Evetts Haley, William Eugene Hollon, Paul Horgan, Roy Temple 

Francis McDermott, Alice Marriott John J. Mathews, George Mill- 
burn, Max Moorbead, Gustav Mueller, Wilbur Sturtevant Nye. Horace 
%%£??, P S te T°S Carl R Wnheimcr. Carl Coke Rli^N^^ 
?£^I « P -'d B - 8 ~?- Charles ^'a"" 1 So-mlchsen, Alfred B. 
S»^' v w" S lm S y ^ mnpkSn *- Stanley Vesta '. Victor VoTH^en, 
Edward N. Wentworth, Hans J. Wolfe, and Muriel H. Wright^ 

MS 62-3494 



Williams, Eleazer, d. 1858. 
Papers, 1806-86. 
28 Items and 6 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections, 
in part, photocopies. 
».i In<Ua i!L leader and "Jaalenary. Correspondence, portions of Jour- 

I£d d*JSL£f17 "*?"?* "i*"* fcr ***■ 4 ^ of sern»^, nVfS. 
and documents to an Indian language, Indian vocabularies, 2 sketchy 

%£%<$ ™,", WU ^ff? s ' ■ na re»tal«ences of a long acfluauSS 
wmi^S JS3SS™ , written _ b 5 r f 66 " 6- Ells abouYlST&Conceni 
WDflams activities in securing lands in Wisconsin for the Jfew York 
Indians, his connection with the Ogdeu Land Company in NeV Tor™ 
Ms relations with the Protestant Episcopal Domestic and Foreign 
Missionary Society and Government officials, his school in Wisconsin, 
his .marriage ■eventual repudiation by the Indians, later emergence 
astoe sc-caUed "Lost Dauphin," and the validity of his claims to that 

TT.5"!! e ^T 03 naTe been P^bUshed In Collections of the Wisconsin 
Historical Society, v. 6 (1869-72) p. 308-42. u***-™ 

MS 62-3495 



Tweedy, John H 1814-1891. 

Papers, 1800-90. 

8 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
nJ^^f- * Correspondence (1836-80) and miscellaneous legal papers 
Pertatotag to cases in which Tweedy was professionally taterested. 
w? f TS d< S!l?J5 I,Cerns *■* law """ Election business of the firms 
ZS, M.^jT eedy v Was associated ; Ms poUtJcal career, Whig politics, 
rariyMllwaukee history, the Milwaukee and Rock River CanaL 
™SfT *,'2Z?'2?£' constituents while Wisconsin Delegate toCm- 
SSS.^. 184 ! - * 8 - WIa «> D « tn, a northwest boundary, the lerand State 
iZf^T 1 co ? TeBt i» 1 - a«a»ra of the Stockbrldge Indians, construc- 
tion and financing of early Wisconsin railroads, the KansasAld 

Fernate cU^.^?*^ the Wisconsin member, the Milwaukee 
Letter! SS?Th!Si. 7^2? and **£?"« ««•««• In Milwaukee. 
hSSSLPZZLJPS** L 0gden a" BaBa Crocker throw light on 
Tweedy's speculation in Mexican War veterans' land warranto and 

^a h spec^. reUtton8 ^ SamUeI S " B ~« »- .^"essSS 

MS 62-3496 



California. State Library, Sacramento. 

Collection of reminiscences. 

ca. 50 items. 

In California State Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Chiefly reminiscences of pioneer life in California, covering the 
years 1826-84. Many of the narratives describe childhood experiences 
In the East overland or ocean Journeys to California, mining experi- 
ences, and ranch life. Persons represented Include William B Baker 
Joseph R. Bradway, William H. Brewer, Mrs. James Caples Anson 
Clark, Sterling B. Clark, Peter Cook, Crockett M. Crawford Thomas 
Cunningham, Henry Dalton, Wlnnall A. Dalton, Flavtus J. Daniels, 
Ella S. Day, James Doran, James E. Enos, Mahlon D. Fairchlld, 
Edward A. Farwell, Kate M. Fumlss, Jeremiah M. Garoutte, Knyp- 
hansen Geer, Richard GeUtt Colonel W. W. Gift, M. M. Gregory 
N. E. Hanson, Julia L Hare, Hester Ann Harland. John Berry H11L 
Mary A^ Hodgson, Elijah P. Howell, George L. Hunt Henry Hovey 
Hyde, George A. Johnson, Richard Keen, Francis W. Lewis, Jacob 
Loewinsohn, George McCowen, J. H. Manklns, Evan Mosber, Leander 
V" ?^ on ' J ; G - R1 i ker ' Anarew F - Rodgers, I. M. Smith, Mrs. David 
J. Staples, J. F. Talbott Harlow C. Thompson, Mariana Torres. 
Harriet Torrey, William W. Upton, Robert S. Watson, David Wharff 
Edward L. Williams, Rachael J. Wood, Rebecca H. Woodson and 
Reuben G. Wright ' 

MS 62-3497 



Goggan, John Patrick. 

Papers, 1944-59. 

1ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
«, P i ayW "f ht . Correspondence, drafts, notes, and published editions 
of the works of Gogcan, written under the pseudonym John Patrick. 
Includes the first draft and the Telegu, Arabic, and Japanese editions 
of his play The hasty heart ; notes on The Teahouse of the Auxust 
Moon; corrected MSS. of Good as gold and Juniper and the pagans- 
playserlpts of The world of Suzie Wong, together with extensive corl 
respondence pertinent to the filming of this picture, and to location 
problems, star rights and prerogatives, and censorship questions; and 
Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan's Mr. Roberts, with MS notes by 
Goggan who adapted the play for motion pictures. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Goggan, M61. 



MS 62-3498 



Warner family. 

Papers. 

several hundred items. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 
.-SSPHL?' a Northampton, Mass., family, mainly of Joseph Warner 
(1751-1836), his son Joseph Warner, Jr. (1789-1840) and his ereat- 
grandsoo John Flavel Warner (b. 1828). A large group of private 
financial papers (1820-84) includes mainly bills, receipts, and promis- 
sory notes, and concerns church subscriptions and pew rents sub- 
scriptions to periodicals (1S26-«1), the Hampshire and Hampden 
Canal (1827-28), tbe Hampshire and Hampden Railroad (1853-54) 
the New Haven and Northampton Co. (1876), Wade, Warner and Co.,' 
proprietors of the Hampshire County Journal (1880), and Warner, 
Holland and Co. (1848-49). Other papers Include deeds to land in 
Northampton; 2 letters; official papers relating to highways (1816- 
65), water supply (1874-81), schools and teachers (1824-45) dog 
licenses (1859-68), and taxes (1816-71) ; and genealogical notes and 
correspondence concerning the Warner and Hayward families. 

Presented oy Mrs. Arthur S. Warner, 1955 and earlier. 

MS 62-3499 



Trumbull, James Russell, 1825-1899. 

Papers, to 1907. 

ca. 881 items and 21 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

In part, transcripts from originals in the State archives of Massa- 
chusetts and the British Museum, and photocopies. 

Newspaperman and local historian. Mainly material collected for 
Trumbull's History of Northampton (to 1800), together with a few 
notes on 19th century matters; some partial drafts of the history; 
letters to Trumbull and to bis niece, Nancy L. Miller, who helped to 
edit the history, chiefly on historical, biographical, or genealogical 
subjects; Trumbull's journal (1843) for a period when he was appren- 
tice under William Abbott Hawley of the Hampshire gazette; and 
some miscellaneous personal papers and writings Including 2 poems, 
an essay, and a copy of "The Lyceum Journal, v. 1, no. 1, 1845" by 
Trumbull. 

Presented by Nancy L. Miller, 1913-14. 

MS 62-3500 



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Hawley, Joseph, 1723-1788. 

Papei-s of Joseph Hawley 3d, and of his father and grand- 
father, 1675-1781. 

ca. 90 items and 6 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton. Mass.) 

In part, transcripts and a photocopy. 

Papers of Joseph Hawley 3d, lawyer of Northampton, Mass., in- 
clude letters received, mainly on business, legal, and official matters, 
transcript of his letter declining election as a Massachusetts senator, 
2 daybooks containing sections on charges for preparing and recording 
votes (1750-54) and on intentions of marriage (1750-58) ; accounts 
and miscellaneous papers, and a photocopy of Hawley's will. Papers 
of his father, Joseph Hawley (1682-1735), farmer and merchant, of 
Northampton, Mass„ include letters and business papers, 2 ledgers, 
and 2 daybooks. Papers of the first Joseph Hawley (1655-1711) in- 
clude a notebook containing Latin exercises, a brief list of Hampshire 
County deaths and marriages, accounts, and entries on legal cases. 

MS 62-3501 



Armstrong, Florence Arzelia, 1884-1962. 

Papers, 1901-61. 

3 t. aud 3 boxes. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-120) 

Economist Correspondence with personal friends and about club 
activities ; articles on the cost of living, problems of the aged, and the 
status of women ; and material relating to various organizations such 
as the Washington, D. C. branch of the American Association of Uni- 
versity Women, the Business and Professional Women's Club of Wash- 
ington, the National Woman's Party, and the American Dietetic Asso- 
ciation. Some correspondence and other papers relate to the Mac* 
Dowell colony for artists, writers, and musicians in Peterborough, 
N. E. Persons mentioned include Marion Nevins MacDowell, Eleanor 
Roosevelt, Marjorie Shearon, and Sue Shelton White. 

MS 62-3502 



Harvard University. Medical School. 

Lecture notes kept by faculty and students, 1783-1933. 

15ft 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Among the professors represented are Jacob Bigelow, Walter 
Bradford Cannon, Walter Channing, Henry Asbury Christian, Edward 
Hammond Clarke, Aaron Dexter, Reginald Heber Fits, Oliver Wendell 
Holmes, James Jackson, John Barnard Swett Jackson. Frederic 
Thomas Lewis, Francis Minot John Ware, John Warren, John Collins 
Warren, Jonathan Mason Warren, Benjamin Waterhouse, and Charles 
James White. Student notes include those by Henry Pickering Bow- 
ditch, Harvey Cashing, Lawrence Joseph Henderson, Oliver Wendell 
Holmes, William James, George Burgess McGrath, James Howard 
Means, George Richards Minot, Frederick Cheever Shattuck, and 
George Cheever Shattuck. 

Gifts. 

MS 62-3503 



Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894. 
Papers, 1834-92. 

2 ft. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

In part, photocopies and microfilm (negative) from originals in the 
New York Academy of Medicine, the Library of Congress, Duke Hos- 
pital Library, and the Hugh Upham Clark collection in Arlington, Va. 

Author. Scattered letters, notes, and papers ; notebooks of Holmes' 
lectures to students (1850-82) as Parkman professor of anatomy at 
Harvard Medical School ; notes on cases made in Paris (1834-35) and 
case records (1844-48); together with photocopies and microfilm 
which Include Holmes' correspondence with S. Weir Mitchell and let- 
ters to his family (1835-88). 

Unpublished finding aids in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift and purchase. 

MS 62-3504 



Stebbins, Daniel, 1766-1856. 

Lathrop-Stebbins collection. 

ca. 1000 items and 4 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Chiefly papers of Dr. Daniel Stebbins. Includes family letters and 
papers; genealogical notes on the Lathrop, Stebbins, and Long fami- 
lies; correspondence relating to Patrick Peebles (b. 1760) of Pelham, 
Mass., and Virginia; deeds (1615) to Peter Allen of Sooth Hadley, 
Mass., and Daniel Stebbins, for land in Berkshire Co., Mass. ; records, 
plans, and other papers pertaining to Hampshire County buildings 
In Northampton and to roads; reminiscences (1845-46) prepared by 
Dr. Stebbins for the Hampshire gazette, Including notes on early 
settlers and on Shays' Rebellion; materials (1780-1853) relating to 



the New England Company -of Proprietors of Lands In Virginia] of 
which Stebbins *was a member, and to the lands in Randolph and 
Lewis Counties, Va. (now West Virginia) In which it invested ; and 
maps and plans if lands in Ohio (chiefly Connecticut Western Re- 
serve). Illinois, and Massachusetts (Savoy, Florida, and Northamp- 
ton) as well as West Virginia, together with land records, copies of 
deeds, and information on the roads and distances from Northampton. 

Unpublished guide in the lihrary. Described in the Daily Hamp- 
shire gazette, of Northampton, Mass.. July 30, 1929. 

Presented by Bessie Stebbins Lathrop, 1929. 

MS 62-3505 

Bartlett family. 

Papers, from 1728. 

several items and 6 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Papers of the Bartlett family of Essex Co., Mass. Includes a letter 
book of Edmund Bartlett (b. 1775) , merchant of Newburyport, Mass. ; 
correspondence (1784-1841) of his father William Bartlett (1748- 
1841), merchant and benefactor of Andover Theological Seminary; 
diary (1815) kept on a business trip to Annapolis, Washington, Bal- 
timore, and New York by Richard Bartlett (1763-1832), merchant 
and wool manufacturer of Newburyport; together with an interleaved 
almanac (1818) of Bailey Bartlett (1750-1830) of Haverhill, Mass.", 
containing remarks on the Haverhill Bridge and on agriculture; 
account book (1728-35) of John Bartlett, tanner and currier of 
Amesbury, Mass.; account book (1798-1801) of John Bartlett of 
Haverhill, proprietor of a general store ; and account books (1731-64) , 
letters, and shipping papers of Samuel Bartlett (d. 1825), merchant of 
Haverhill and Boston. 

MS 62-3506 

Clark, Charles Edgar, 1843-1922. 

Papers, 1898-1904. 

1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Naval officer. Correspondence, orders and appointments, a memo- 
rial, narratives of the Oregon's exploits, some printed matter, and a 
photo. Includes translations of cipher dispatches received and sent 
by Clark as captain of the U. S. S. Oregon on her voyage from San 
Francisco in 1898; several letters of congratulation from prominent 
persons ; copies of letters of thanks from Clark for honors tendered 
him; copies of Clark's letters (1900) to the Secretary of the Navy 
regarding the battle of Santiago; 2 accounts of the feats of the 
Oregon during the Spanish American War; a memorial to Clark by 
the Oregon's crew; 2 personal letters (1902) to Clark from Theodore 
Roosevelt; transcripts from the official records of the War of the 
Rebellion regarding the naval assault on Fort Fisher; and some 
clippings concerning Clark's genealogy. 

Unpublished finding aid In repository. 

MS 62-3507 

Cnrwen family. 

Papers, 1652-1889. 

4 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Papers of a family of merchants of Salem, Mass., descendants of 
George Curwin (1610-1685), consisting of correspondence, accounts, 
bills and receipts, legal documents, shipping papers, and estate 
papers, mainly concerning the family's business interests and prop- 
erty. Papers relating to other matters include a document signed 
Jan. 17, 1692 by Samuel Parris, clergyman of Salem Village involved 
in the witchcraft delusion of that year, offering to reduce his salary; 
some letters, covenants, and reports of the First Church at Salem 
(1717-37) ; letters (1744-45) from George Curwen (1717-1746) to 
his wife while he was commissary for the army at the siege of Louis- 
burg; letters (1778-91) to Samuel Curwen (1715-1802), a loyalist 
who spent the Revolutionary years in England, from Jonathan Sewall, 
Hon. William Browne, and William Pynchon, concerning political 
conditions in Salem, family affairs, and the Social Library in Salem; 
and two letters (1812) from officers of the brig Edwin of Salem to 
the American consul at Cadiz, from Algiers where they were held 
prisoner. 
, Unpublished finding aid in repository. 

MS 62-3508 

Cutler, Enos, 1781-1860. 
Papers, 1811-49. 

4v. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass. ) 

Army officer. Mainly military letters and orders of Cutler while 
an officer in the recruiting service of the 2d, 4th, 5th, and 7th Regi- 
ments of the U. S. Army, together with letters relating to the Jeffer- 
son Woolen Company of Brownville, N. Y., in which Cutler had an 
Investment, a weather diary (1829-31) kept at Fort Mackinac, Mich., 
and a few miscellaneous letters and papers. Military papers Include 
some 600 letters (1811-39) written from Detroit, Fort Winnebago, 
Sault Salnte Marie, Fort Gaines, Madison Barracks, and elsewhere; 
general orders (1827-39) from the adjutant general; monthly returns 



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Cutler, Enos, 1781-1860. Papers, 1811-49. (Continue*!) 
of the recruiting party at Hew York; muster rolls (1811-12) of 
Cutler's company in the 7th Begt; bills and receipts; some letters 
(1837) about troubles between officers and men on rne transport ship 
Eliza Abby ; and letters (1823-25) from Henry Schoolcraft, as Indian 
agent at Sault Sainte Marie, concerning the erection of buildings for 
the agency, laws on trade and intercourse with the Indians, and the 
liquor traffic. A copy of a bill for Winnebago annuities gives a list 
of Tillages with the names of Indians in each. 
Unpublished guide in the repository. 

MS 62-3809 

Kent, William, 1864-1928. 

Papers, 1801-1961. 

ca. 75.000 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

U. S. Representative from California. Correspondence, scrapbooks, 
clippings, memorabilia, and printed matter, primarily relating to 
Kent's activities as a reformer in Chicago (1867-1908) and San 
Francisco (1806-10), as a Progressive Congressman from California 
(1910-16), as head of the Independent Voters for Wilson (1916), as 
member of the first Tariff Commission (1916-19), as unsuccessful 
candidate for the Senate (1920), and as a private citizen interested 
in progressive conservation programs, particularly with respect to 
public control or ownership of water power sites. Includes material 
on the exclusion and treatment of Orientals in the Far West Re- 
mainder of the material concerns activities of Kent's wife, Elizabeth 
(Thacher) Kent This includes material on Kent gathered for her 
biography, of him. Kent's correspondents include Jane Addams, Wal- 
ter Lowrie Fisher, CoL Edward M. House, Theodore Roosevelt, Wil- 
liam Howard Toft, and Woodrow Wilson. Material is related to the 
library's Newlands collection. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Elizabeth (Thacher) Kent and Sherman Kent, 1935-62. 

MS 62-3510 
Karrick, David Brewer, 1893-1960. 

Papers, 1817-1961. 

24 ft 

In Yale University Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lawyer, businessman, and public official. Correspondence and 
other papers, mainly (1956-40) when Karrick served on the Board 
of Commissioners for the District of Columbia. Correspondence with 
Carl L. Shipley pertains to Republican campaigns of 1958 and 1960. 
Among the other letters, mainly personal, are exchanges with Latin 
American lawyers and diplomats resulting from Karrick's activities 
in various inter-American organizations, among them the Inter- 
American Bar Association. Newspaper clippings and speeches reflect 
Karrick's public life. Letters between James Lawson Karrick (1862- 
1931) and Henrietta (Brewer) Karrick (1865-1939) discuss social 
and cultural affairs of Washington, D. C. and Massachusetts. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Karrick, 1960-61. 

MS 62-3511 
riffles, Charles Dewey, 1867-1949. 

Papers, 1920-49. 

ca. 10,000 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Insurance executive. Correspondence, memoranda, speeches, press 
releases, and printed material. Bulk of the collection is concerned 
with the activities of the Republican Party, of which Hllles was 
New York's national committeeman (1920-87). His most frequent 
correspondents were Nicholas Murray Butler (1862-1947), John 
Callan O'Laughlln (1873-1949), James Rockwell Sheffield (1864- 
1938), and James Wolcott Wadsworth, Jr. (1877-1952). Other cor- 
respondents include Presidents. Cabinet members, Congressmen, Sen- 
ators, Federal Judges, diplomats. Journalists, lawyers, businessmen, 
and various political leaders. The memoranda include accounts of 
Hllles's visits to Presidents and other party leaden. In general, 
the material of the 1920's Is concerned with patronage matters, while 
the material for the New Deal years (the heaviest concentration of 
papers) deals most often with the broader questions of party policy 
and organization. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the HlUes family, 1961. 

MS 62-3512 

Beer, William Coffins, 1863-1916. 

Beer family collection, 1834-1958. 

ca. 30,000 items. 

In Yale University library. 

Lobbyist and financial executive. Letters and papers by or relat- 
ing to Beer, his father-in-law, Linus Caleb Baldwin, and his relatives 
including children and grandchildren. Papers of Beer provide in- 
formation on American political life (1896-1916) when be was 
lobbyist for such varied interests as J. P. Morgan & Co, Inter- 
national Harvester Co, the New York life Insurance Co, and the 



Government of Italy, was a close associate of Mark Hanna and 
active in securing the election of William McKlnley. Papers of linns 
Caleb Baldwin (1856-1909) portray the life of a cattleman. Several 
letters (1919-20) among the correspondence of Beer's son, Richard 
Cameron Beer, provide an account of turmoil in Hungary after 
Horthy's assumption of power. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Miss Alice Beer, 1947. 

MS 62-3513 

Smith, Jane (Norman) 1874-1953. 

Papers, 1913-53. 

3 v. antl 12 boxes. 

In Raddiffe College Library. Women's Archives (A-116) 

Women's rights advocate. Papers centering on the activities of 
the National Woman's Party, of which Mrs. Smith was chairman 
(1927-29). Bulk of the collection Is correspondence and Includes 
information on the 1947 lawsuits within the National Woman's party, 
and on other women's organizations. International women's activities, 
and suffrage In New York. Three volumes of newspaper clippings 
relate to suffrage and equal rights. Organizations mentioned tnclnde 
the Business Woman's Legislative Council of California, the Con- 
gressional Union for Woman Suffrage, International Labour Office, 
National Council of Women, Woman's Consultative Committee on 
Nationality, and World Woman's Suffrage Alliance. Persons men- 
tioned Include Mary Bitter Beard, Alva Belmont, Laura Berrien, Sue 
Brobst, Walter Chandler, Frances Bayard Hllles, Edith Houghton 
Hooker, Alma Lutz, Burnlta Sheiton Matthews, Alice Paul, Anita 
Pollitzer, Doris Stevens, Nathan Strauss, Mabel Vernon, Anne Har- 
bottle Whittle Anne Ketton Wiley, and Maud Younger. 

Acquired 1956. 

MS 62-3514 

Witherle, William Howe, 1821-1906. 

Business papers, 1806-92. 

65 ft 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library. 

Keeper of a general store In Castlne, Me, which Witherle's father 
and others had operated under the firm names of Hook & Witherle, 
(1806-08), Witherle & Jarvto (1810-44), and William Witherle * Co. 
(after 1S44). Includes records of the firm (1806-92) ; a volume kept 
by John H. Jarvis (1857-89) containing personal and household 
accounts, accounts of shares in ships, and a Jarvis genealogy; and 
Information on the operation of the Castlne Brick Co. (1866-81), the 
fishing Industry, importation of salt and shipping and shipbuilding. 

Inventory in the library. Also described in List of business manu- 
scripts in Baker library, complied by R. W. Lovett (2d ed., 1951) 

Gift of Miss Amy C. Witherle, 1929. 

MS 62-3515 

Dunlap, Andrew, 1794-1835. 
Papers, 1754-1844. 

17 v. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass. ) 
Lawyer. Correspondence and other papers, mainly of a political 
and business nature. Many of the papers concern legal complaints 
Involving shipping Interests and violation of revenue laws, with which 
Dunlap was concerned as U. S. District Attorney for Massachusetts. 
Includes letters from prisoners In the Boston and Cambridge Jails 
asking Dunlap's assistance; material concerning Andrew Jackson's 
political campaign of 1828; letters (1832) from Robert RantouL Jr, 
discussing local and national politics; letters (ca. 1835) from Charles 
Sumner, many relating to Dunlap's book Admiralty practice, which 
was edited by Sumner; several letters (1832) concerning the antt- 
Masonlc movement and its relation to politics; papers relating to the 
piracy case on the brig Mexican; some papers relating to vd"*^ 8 
voyages (1837-38) ; briefs for debate, and political addresses. Other 
correspondents include Rufos Choate, George Mifflin Dallas, John 
Forsyth, Leverett Saltonstall, Martin Van Bnren, and Levi Woodbury. 
Unpublished finding aid In repository. 

MS 62-3516 

Proprietors of the Locks and Canals on Merrimack River. 

Records, 1792-1947. 

13 ft 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library. 

In part microfilm (negative) 

Incoming correspondence, letter books, general accounting records, 
payrolls, and, on microfilm, directors' minutes (1792-1941). Bulkof 
material dates from 1830, after the company ceased to be a turnpike 
company and became responsible for development of water power, to 
1800 Includes Information on a gristmill, on construction of canals, 
collection of tolls, and kyanlzing. of lumber. Numerous textile com- 
panies in Lowell, Mass, and tie adjoining areas are »^ D J e » en g d Jf 
the papers. Correspondents include William ^Badger Kb*_Boott, 
Uriah A. Boyden, CoL James Fronds, James B. Francis, Patrick T. 
Jackson, Hiram F. Mills, and George W. Whistler. Material is related 
to the library's Lowell textile mills collections. 

Inventory and Indexes in the library. 

Gift of the company, 1960-61. 

MS 62-3517 



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ons 



Gregory family. 

Papers, 1810-57. 

12 v. and 1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Correspondence and business papers of the Gregory family of 
Marblehead, Mass. Much of the correspondence Is addressed to John 

j rl S 8 ?, 17, merchant wl "> ™» 1° charge of coastal buoys In the loWs 
and 1840 s, and his son Joseph Gregory. Includes much information 
on shipping and trading, particularly In fish and oil. Correspondence 
concerning placing of buoys is with the collector of customs at Boston. 
A few letters (1841, 1813) from Edward F. Bowden of Iowa City tell 
of the hardships of western pioneering. Letter books (1851-57) con- 
tain copies of letters written by James Gregory & Son apparently 
pension and bounty commissioners at Marblehead, concerning Revo- 
lutlonary War and War of 1812 pension claims from persons in Maine, 

inTS£SS? , V ,d ^S Stat< * "* "a""* *!*> to land bounties' 
andpatents. Many of these letters are ftwn Walter B. Gregory 

MS 62-8518 

Loring family. 

Correspondence, 1828-1919. 

4 boxes. 

In Radcllffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-115) 

r™V < L??L 1< ? 1 t IS ^-S^S"" ot tbe ^"^ **"**'> including Ellis 
JSK H"" 8 (M02-1S58), Ms wife Louisa (GUman) Loring (17W- 

iSS ' ^ r ^ 1 ngb ^H ADM r <»*«">«. wife of Otto Dr^S UW- 
18S0), and their children Louise Loring Dresel (b. 18641 and Ellis 

JSSSf 3"? i 1 ^■ 1 ? 5, • 0thers *W*-M inflti StaSS 
A.^, E l lzabetll o Cary A 8» ssl2 . *"°mas BaUey Aldrlch, John Alb lm 
^T&J'^.S"?' Sar ^. Gray V* 1 *- *«* WeSon Chapma^ 
Lydta Maria Child. James Freeman Clarke, Sarah Clarke, Dorothea 

JSSJ ™,i , Am 'e Adams Fields, Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, Margaret 
Fuller William Henry Fumess, William Lloyd Garrison. CsjSiS 
Howard Gilman, Edward Everett Hale, Julii Wud^we^arah 
Orne Jewett, John Gilman King, Theodore Par ker^llaT'QnScF 
Fanny Qulncy, Josiah Qulncy, Josiah Phillips Scy, Jose* Tstoff 

MS 62-3519 

Mclver family. 

Papers. 1801-1929. 

ca. 3 ft. (ca. 2000 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

^SS?? £ ^ , bs anas: 

SEwnS"? - 1 £ tade ^, a Bnl »' Nem s - Brown, Michael Car- 
tS£S?' T Marli G™« (Mclver) Graham, John Hickman Rachel 

7^«JL-TT? D T Ce ' *S e Grabam MclTer Evander ^ver.^rma 
(Sandridge) Mclver, Mary L, (Ramsey) Mclver (1843-19081 wn 
llamJRamsey Mclver, James A. SEuSg? Joto T JiaufiTj VaS 
IsSp^XhSU 1 ^^' M*^ Graham (McfveV) /at^ersol 
2£££J*222£2£££" **msey. ™iliam Baine Alexander 
Gift TSEX&£ "*°°W ***»* no. 4 ( 1962, 

MS 62-3520 

Lloyd, Henry Demarest, 1847-1903. 
Papers, 1840-1937. 
10 v. and 69 boxes. 
T™,™« ™* t0 J le » I f^'ety of Wisconsin collections. 

♦hTSS^F'.. Ca . TO ^oy* mainly dealing with her preparation 3 
aebiography of her brother publiahe*1nl912. and review? of the 

eS^w C ^? P0 S aents " ,nS »* JaM ASSmTjohTp ™AtaeHL 
O fl ^t W - r^T""** S iT uel Bo*»«>. William OiteTf EngS) 
J??!™ 06 * 1 * ^"ow, Thomas Davidson, Richard T Ely Georw H 

Henry A. Hunfcngton (of England), Henry Keenan. Alfred *• ™ 
SniS? i* 6erm 5*L,Charles B^atth^wt^dwif^ Mel? 
S^2? * , Mo ^. EltweedTomeroy, the Bev. John F Tower Wn- 

DTwSg^ ™° ■ Sh,ck ' Fnm<:es B- Wlliard, and Carroll 

SoSSflttM? ^i^-^t Tfr? ipt ? <* ^ Wte«»»«n Historical 
society («M4) p. 129-130, and Its Supplement (1957) p. 94. 

MS 62-3521 



Bentley, Blanch Spnrlock. 

Papers. 1761-1942. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives 
. t = H 'S2 rian ' ,, C°J res P < !?' lenc<! . genealogical data, historical notes and 
sketches on McMinnville and Warren County, wills, indentures a 
muster roll (1846) of Captain A Northcut's Company mawTa'od 
not Sl ™ d memorabilia Indndes 16 letters from a soldier identified 
as Cy T tus, of the 19th Regiment of Michigan^ IrrfanrW des™ bine 
Sherman* March through Georgia and South CaroHna^d material 
S ?J*1 Ar cher - Ar eo, Armstrong, Bentley, Black, Boiling Bonner 

9S&£S2tfSS: S3tt w S2S?&s2£ 

Unpublished register in the repository 

Anralred from the estate of Sterling Brown, executor of the estates 
of Mrs. Bentley's sons. Frank and EMHdge Bentley 

MS 62-3522 



American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Maes. 
Collection of account books. 
ca.500v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 
ing^Ln^g^^ 

making and saddlery, horsesThotels and Svernt ho^how'ac^n^ 
Importers, Insurance, Jewelers, loans, Uth^ipTers T?d I •iSE? 
^records, otteries, machinists, music puMSunTandTeachin? 
peddlery shipping and shipbuUding, shoematog^awmuul sWn7teL' 
slaves, stage lines, storekeeplng. Umber, taHors? tanners Vi^™^ 
toll bridges, and a type foundry. toduoS a^om^of Si ™tSS 
Bradstreet during the French and In^an War^nd rerard^ "of t^2 
United States Loan Office in Boston (1785-ei) ^ 

MS 62-3523 



Taylor, Bradley R 18 95 _ 

Papers, 1940-58. 

3 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

gether with some correspondence fl94fEj>«i JIfh ^tJr r^ : 

^vento^' re ^o i ry A1 ' lD OTn — « Wis^rTm JameS ? " ^ 
Gift of Mr. Taylor, 1960. 



MS 62-3524 



Hazelton, George Cochrane, 1833-1922 

Papers, 1863-1910, 1922. 
4 boxes. 

il I™? ^f t ?? ai1 Societ y of Wisconsin collections 

MS 62-3525 



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Dewey, Nelson, 1813-1889. 

Papers, 1818-1907. 

2 v. and 10 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Lawyer, land speculator, and Governor of Wisconsin. Correspond- 
ence, diaries, annual messages as Governor (1848-52), account books 
(1839-89), land deeds, contracts, mortgages, and other business 
papers. Correspondence deals with Dewey's activities as a land- 
owner, lead miner, and member of the law firm of Dewey and J. Allen 
Barber; as a land agent for such eastern speculators as the Bronson 
family of New York City, Garret V. Dennlston of Albany, and Henry 
Hubbard of Charlestown, N. H. ; and as executor, with Cyrus Wood- 
man, of the Ben C. Ba a t ma n estate at Platteville, Wis. Diaries (1854- 
89) contain brief notations as to Dewey's travels, health, and family, 
accounts of money paid and received, and genealogical and miscellane- 
ous data. 

MS 62-3526 

Baker, Charles Minton, 1804-1872. 

Papers, 1835-72. 

10 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer. Correspondence and other papers relating to Baker's col- 
lection agency and law practice. Includes a local assessment roll 
(1841) ; a law practice daybook (1845-47) ; a draft of the report of 
the committee on the Judiciary for the 1846 constitutional convention ; 
MS. of the 1849 Bevlsed statutes of the State of Wisconsin, which 
Baker edited ; letters relating to incorporation and efforts to finance 
the Kenosha and Belolt Railroad; Baker's Pioneer history of Wal- 
worth County; several autobiographical sketches; and records (1845- 
59) of the Lake Geneva mercantile firm of Joseph Griffin and C. B. 
Merrill the latter Including wheat contracts with farmers together 
with letters of Henry K. Elkins, wheat dealer at Southport, quoting 
prices in Eastern markets. Correspondents include Henry Dodge, 
Edward Elderkta. Joslah A. Noonan, Edward G. Ryan, Marshall M. 
Strong, and H. S. Wlnsor. 

Baker's Pioneer history of Walworth County has been published In 
the Collections of the Wisconsin State Historical Society, v. 6 (1889/ 
72) p. 441-75 ; autobiographical sketches have been published In the 
Wisconsin magazine of history, v. 5 (1922) p. 389-401 and v. 6 (1925) 
p. 445-53. 

MS 62-3527 

Hnber, Henry Allen, 1869-1933. 

Papers, 1895-1933. 

9 v. and 15 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and State legislator of Wisconsin. Correspondence (9 
boxes, mainly after 1923), speeches (5 boxes), Hubert work entitled 
War hysteria, letter books (IS v, 1901-26), cashbooks relating to 
Hubert legal practice; campaign expense notebooks, a docket (1908- 
32) for Hubert years as Dane County court commissioner ; and a vol- 
ume of State budget estimates for 1913. Correspondence includes a 
number of letters from constituents, and after 1927 relates to small 
loans legislation, chain banks, and chain stores. Other suhjecls In- 
clude the Huber law of 1913 for the employment of county prisoners, 
questions of parliamentary law, various electoral campaigns, a suc- 
cessor to Sen. La FoUette, and the Initiative and referendum. 

MS 62-3528 
The Playwrights' Company. 

Records, 1938-60. 

62 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Records of a corporation formed In Delaware in 1938 by Maxwell 
Anderson, S. N. Behrman. Sidney Howard, Elmer Bice, Robert K 
Sherwood, and John F. Wharton, for the purpose of producing-plays ; 
dissolved In 1980. Mainly production estimates, partnership agree- 
ments, staff contracts, theater booking contracts, union agreements, 
salary lists, royalty statements, monthly statements, weekly settle- 
ments, and other financial matters. Includes in addition correspond- 
ence, memoranda, general agreements and plans, and minutes of meet- 
ings dealing with the staffing of a production, selection of plays, 
advertising policies, and other production matters. Correspondence 
relates primarily to the organization, development, and operations of 
the company, covering subjects ranging from theater leases and pub- 
licity to ticket pricing and casting. Correspondents Include Maxwell 
Anderson, S. N. Behrman, William Fields, Sidney Howard, Elmer 
Bice, Robert E. Sherwood, and Kurt WeHL 

Inventory In repository. 

Gift of the t°" t In 1961. 

MS 62-3529 

lantoul family. 

Papers, 1814-70. 

St. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Papers of a family of Beverly, Mass, Including diary (1814) of 
Robert Rautoul Jr. (1805-1852), diary (1848-50) of Robert Samuel 
Bantonl (1832-1922) kept while a student at Boston Latin School, 
and diary (1869-70) kept by Hannah Lovett Rantoul (b. 1821) de- 
scribing a trip to Europe. 

MS 62-3530 



Prentice, Caleb, 1746-1803. 
Papers, 1782-90. 
3v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Clergyman, of Reading, Mass. Interleaved almanac-diaries and 
account books for 1782, 1785, and 1790. 

MS 62-3531 



Weld (Stephen M.) & Company of Boston. 

Records, 1883-1931. 
6ft 

In Harvard Business School Baker Library. 
Annual statements (1886-99), ledgers, journals, and blotters of a 
firm that bought and sold cotton. 
Gift of Rudolph Weld, 1938. 

MS 62-3532 

Bowditch, Henry Pickering, 1840-1911. 
Papers, 1868-1909. 
Sft 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 
Professor of medicine Notes as a student at Harvard Medical 
School and abroad ; notes for lectures ; scattered correspondence. 
Gift. 

MS 62-3533 

Benedict, Francis Gano, 1870-1957. 
Papers, 1894-1957. 

4ft 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Scientist Lecture notes as a student In Germany (1894), scat- 
tered correspondence, unpublished writings, reports on foreign lab- 
oratories submitted to the Carnegie Institute (1907, 1910, 1913, 1923 
1926/27, 1929, 1932/33), photos., clippings, and memorabilia. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift and purchase, 1962. 

MS 62-3534 



Crafts, James Monroe, 1817-1903. 

Papers, 1850-79. 

ca. 579 items. 

In Forbes Iihrary (Northampton, Mass.) 

Farmer, merchant and local historian. Correspondence (ca. 165 
Items) ; business and personal bills, receipts, promissory notes, de- 
posit slips (1873), and tax receipts; genealogies; and miscellaneous 
printed matter (18 Items). Bulk of the collection relates to business 
matters, particularly concerning tobacco, in Whately and Shelburne 
Falls, Mass. (1873-75). Correspondence Includes some letters of 
Crafts as treasurer of Whately, 4 letters from Elbrldge Klngsley, 
and some letters to Crafts from William F. Crafts relating to geneal- 
ogy. The Craft family genealogies are In the hand of W. C. Crafts. 

Presented by John Crafts, 1918. 

MS 62-3535 



Cothren, Montgomery M 1819-1888. 

Papers, 184-1-88. 
5 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Lawyer and legislator of Wisconsin. Some correspondence dealing 
with cases heard by Cothren as circuit Judge, and materials pertain- 
ing to cases before his court; bills, receipts, land patents and cer- 
tificates, and a few letters discussing political affairs. 

MS 62-3536 



Congregational Churches in Massachusetts. Hampshire 
Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers. 

Records of Congregational associations of Hampshire 
County, Mass., 1731- 

ca. 470 items and 19 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Includes records of the Hampshire Association of Ministers (1731- 
1927), the Mountain Association of Ministers (1790<-1S37), the Hamp- 
shire East Association of Ministers (1841-1908), the Hampshire West 
Association of Ministers (scattered Items, 1847-1926), the Hampshire 
East Conference of Churches (1845-49), the Hampshire West Con- 
ference of Churches (1845-55), the Hampshire East Association of 
Congregational Chnrches (1860-1927), the Hampshire Association of 
Churches (1865-1927), and the Hampshire Association of Oongrega- 



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Driver, William, 1803-1886. 

Papers, 1S36-84. 

1 package. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem. Mass.) 

Sea captain, of Salem, Mass. Lettars from Driver in Nashville, 
Tenn., describing the condition of that section during and after the 
Civil War; letters from Henry Driver in Nashville to his brother 
George; and a letter from William Driver to Henry Wheatland of 
Salem, Mass., concerning "Old Glory," and giving a detailed account 
of Driver's early life in Salem and his stay in the Fiji Islands. 

MS 62-3569 

Redlich, Fritz, 1892- 

Papers, 1984-61. 

1 bos. 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library. 

Economic historian. Selected correspondence with economic his- 
torians, particularly German, together with a copy of an autobio- 
graphical sketch of Ignaz Jastrow, and papers relating to Hermann 
Aobin, Arthur Spiethoff, and others. 

List of correspondents in the library. 

Open to investigators onder restrictions accepted bv the library. 

Gift of Mr. Redlich, 1961. 

MS 62-3370 

Patterson, Alfred. 

Business papers, 1895-1929. 

l ft. 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library. 

Real estate dealer, of Arlington, Mass. Ledgers, cashbooks, and 
a few appointment books of the real estate and insurance business 
which Patterson ran -with his son, Francis Alfred Patterson. 

Gift of F. Alfred Patterson, Jr., and Sarah Frances Campbell, 1961. 

MS 62-3571 

Fetton, Samuel Morse, 1853-1930. 

Papers, en. 1880-1916. 

l ft 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library. 

Railroad construction engineer. Reports and papers on various 
railroads, including the Baltimore & Ohio ; Boston & Maine • Chicago 
& Alton ; Chicago & Great Western ; Chicago Subway Co. ; Cincinnati, 
Chicago, New Orleans & Texas Pacific ; Cincinnati, Hamilton &■ Day- 
ton; Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling; Columbus, Hocking Valley & 
Toledo; Great Northern; Kanawha & Michigan; Kansas City, Pitts- 
burgh & Gulf; Lima Northern; Los Angeles Terminal; Louisville, 
New Albany & Chicago ; Northern Pacific; Ohio River & Charleston; 
Ohio Southern; St Louis, Chicago & St Paul; and Toledo & Ohio 
Central 

Inventory in the library. 

Gift of Samuel M. Felton, 1962. 

MS 62-3572 

Cooke, Noah, 1749-1829. 

Account books, 1788-1829. 

4 v. 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library. 

Lawyer, of New Hampshire. Accounts for legal services and for 
farm labor and produce, together with accounts (1818-27) of the 
Congregational church of Keene, N. H., of which Cooke was treasurer 

Purchase, 1960. 

MS 62-3573 

Barnard, Chester Irving, 1886-196L 

Papers, 1925-60. 

3 ft 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library. 

Business and foundation executive. Correspondence relating to 
Barnard's writings and lectures, together with some of the writings 
themselves. Six folders contain material by or about Lawrence J. 
Henderson of Harvard. Correspondents Include Adelbert Ames, Jr 
(1889-1955), James B. Conant, William E. Hocking, George a Ho- 
mans, Robert K. Merton. Talcott Parsons, and others. 

Unpublished finding aid In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Barnard, 1962. 

MS 62^3574 

Le Vallois family. 

Papers, 1801-68. 

ca. 70 items and 1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Correspondence and a few other papers of the Le Vallois (later 
Wallis) family of Salem, Mass. Chief correspondents are Francois 
Le Vallois (Francis Wallis), his wife Jeanne Le Vallois (Jane 
Wallis), and his brother Jean Louis Le Vallois. 

MS 62-3575 



Jackson, Caleb. 

Papers, 1799-1805. 
2 items and 2 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Resident of Boxford, Mass. Journal (1802-05), penmanship and 
poetry copybook (1799) and 2 compositions. 

MS 62-3576 



IngersoH, John G 

Papers, 1831-53. 
24 v. 



1815-1889. 



In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
General store keeper of Bradford, Mass. Diaries (11 v„ 
and account books (13 v„ 1842-53) 

MS 62-3577 



,1881-61) 



1842. 



IngersoU, Arthur Ambrose, h. 

Diaries, 1876-1920. 
5v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Theater manager of Bradford and Haverhill Mass. Diaries of 
1876, 1885. 1888, 1889, and 1920. .««■»« 

MS62-S578 

Hunt, Thomas Franklin, 1841-1898. 
Diaries, 1852-72. 
11 T. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Lawyer, of Salem, Mass. 

1 MS 62-3579 

Hunt family. 

Diaries, 1801-1901. 
5v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Diaries probably written by members of the Hunt family of Salem. 
Mass. * 

MS 62-3580 

Hathorne family. 

Papers, 1661- 

16 v. and 1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Correspondence, deeds, bills, receipts, and legal papers. Papers of 
Hathorne ancestors contain much material relating to the shroDlne 
interests of Philip English (1650-1734), Philip English, Jr (1684- 
1750), John English, William English (1688-1715), and Capt John 
Tonzell (d. ca. 1737), husband of Susanna English and grandfather 
of Mary (Tonzell) Hathorne. 

MS 62-3585 

Haynes, Hamilton. 

Account books, 1839-73. 

41. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Masa) 

Wheelwright of Newburyport, I" 



MS 62-3582 

Hassam family. 

Papers. 

3 Items and 9 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Scrapbook of miscellany concerning the w—»in Batchelder, and 
Osgood families, of Salem and Boston, Mass.; 8 diaries (1898, 1893, 
1894) of Eleanor Hassam (b. 1879) of Boston; 2 diaries of John 
Tyler Hassam (1841-1903), lawyer of Boston, one (1863-64) contain- 
ing Civil War records, the other (1873-74) a record of a trip to 
Europe; 8 diaries (1872, 1877, 1878) containing personal expenses of 
Nelly Alden (Batchelder) Hassam, housewife of Salem and Boston; 
and a few miscellaneous papers of Jonathan Truant (1784—1859), 
shipmaster of Manchester, Mass. 

MS 62-3583 

Hacket family. 

Papers, 1737-91. 

2 7. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Account book (1737-91) of Richard Hacket (d. 1767), boat builder 
of Salisbury, Mass., containing records (1768-81) of settlement of 
his estate by William Hacket, executor; together with an account 
book (1764-80) of William Hacket (b. 1739) of Salisbury, keener of 
a general store. 

MS 62-3584 



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Greenleaf family. 

Papers, 1768-1850. 

lbox. 

In Essex: Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Correspondence, deeds, accounts, and general business papers relat- 
ing to the Greenleaf family of Newburyport, Mass., and their connec- 
tions. Most of the papers relate to Joshua Greenleaf, merchant, and 
bis business transactions. Other members of the family represented 
Include Joshua's brother, James Milk Greenleaf, of Compton, N. H., 
his sister Elizabeth (Greenleaf) Little, his father, Abner Greenleaf 
(d. ca. 1806) blacksmith, and Charles Greenleaf. A few papers relate 
to Joshua Greenleaf s partner, Abner Wood, and to the Noyes family. 
Approximately 40 deeds relate to land in Newburyport. 

MS 62-3585 

Green family. 

Papers, 1816-53. 

1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Correspondence of John, Joseph C-, Sarah, Martha, William, and 
Catherine Green, apparently sons and daughters of William Green 
of Salem, Mass., together with many bills of tradesmen to and from 
William Green. Correspondence mentions voyages of Joseph C. Green 
and William Green who died on board the brig Gleaner in 1818 or 
1819. 

MS 62-3586 

Townsend, Moses. 

Papers, 
lbox. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Correspondence between Townsend and his wife during his voyages 
to Gibraltar and Malaga, other correspondence with family and 
friends, notices of meetings of a club, and some household bills and 
receipts. 

MS 62-3587 

Treadwell, John D 

Papers, 1741-1835. 

lbox. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Physician. Correspondence, bills, deeds, accounts, by-laws and 
regulations of the Massachusetts Medical Society, several small book- 
lets on diseases and treatment, and other papers. 

MS 62-3588 



Trumbull, William. 

Letters, 1839-52. 
1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Boston storekeeper. Family letters, rnntfl'^Tng mention of the 
California gold rush. 

MS 62-3589 

Tucker family. 

Papers, 1680-1848. 

3 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass. ) 

Correspondence and other papers of a family of Salem, Mass., par- 
ticularly of Ichabod Tucker (d. 1846), lawyer and member of the 
Massachusetts Historical Society, and of Gideon Tucker, merchant 
In the overseas trade. Includes a great number of papers docu- 
menting the family's commercial activities in the early 19th century ; 
many papers relating to Ichabod Tucker's historical interests; and 
a box of bills and plans for the building of the Gideon Tucker house 
at 129 Essex St, Salem. 

MS 62-3590 

Turner, Joseph P 

Papers, 1835-64. 

2v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Resident of Marblehead, Mass. Insurance and letter books, con- 
taining records of Insurance on various vessels, together with business 
letters containing names of captains and cargoes, orders, and other 
details. 

t MS 62-3591 

Upton, Elijah. 

Papers, 1691-1896. 

4 boxes and 1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Correspondence, bills, receipts, invoices, accounts, and other papers, 
some personal. A few papers of the 1830's relate to the glue business. 

MS 62-3592 



Waite, Eliza. 

Papers. 1786-92. 

1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass.) 

Resident of Andover, Mass. Personal correspondence with Susan 
Klttredge and others, 2 poems, and a dipping relating to the Klt- 
tredge genealogy. 

MS 62-3593 



Walcott, Samuel Baker, 1795-1854. 
Almanac-diaries, 1821-46. 
20 v. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass.) 

Lawyer, of Massachusetts. Interleaved almanac-diaries of 1821, 
1828, and 1846. 

MS 62-3594 



Ward family. 

Business papers, 1709-1883. 

15 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Bulk of the material relates to voyages (1872-1883) of the ships 
Sophia and Julius Caesar, the sloop Sally and brigantlne Betsey. 
Two volumes contain bills, receipts, accounts. Invoices, and business 
letters relating to miscellaneous matters, Including voyages of the 
ship Friendship (1779-84) 

MS 62-3595 



Fox, Ebenezer, d. 1857. 
Papers, 1806-74. 
2 boxes. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Resident of Salem, Mass., at various times trader, trucker, and 
surveyor of highways. Mainly domestic bills and receipts and tax 
bills. 

MS 62-3596 



Gilbert, Shepard D 
Papers, 1857-1904. 

7v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Lawyer and public official of South Carolina. Correspondence 
(1857-79) mainly between Gilbert and his mother, Mrs. Sarah 
(Devereux) Gilbert, together with two scrapboofcs and some miscel- 
laneous papers. The correspondence includes an account by Mrs. 
Gilbert of her acquaintance with Lydia Maria Child and her husband. 

MS 62-3597 



GoodeS, Abner Cheney, 1831-1914. 
Letter book, 1859-32. 

1 v. 

in Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Letters and articles on historical, genealogical, legal, and philo- 
sophical subjects. Includes material on Anne Hutchinson, genealogi- 
cal information on the Wilson family and the Tappan family, and 
a variety of other topics. 

MS 62-3598 



Gould, Andrew. 

Papers, 1742-1875. 

1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Resident of Topsfield, Mass. Mainly deeds and accounts, together 
with a few bills ana miscellaneous documents and papers. Many of 
the deeds are to members of the Kimball family of Boxford, Mass. 

MS 62-3599 



Touzell, John, d. ca. 1737. 

Papers, 1682-1785. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Merchant and sea cnptaiD, of Salem, Mass. Correspondence and 
other papers connected with Touzell's voyages to Spain and the West 
Indies, and some personal papers, many of them letters from relatives 
in the Isle of Jersey. Includes papers of Touzell's son, John Touzell, 
a goldsmith, who died in 1785. 

MS 62-3600 



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Sevier, John, 1745-1815. 
Papers, 1752-1839. 
ca. 100 irems. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies of originals in 
Tennessee Historical Society. ' un«,iuuis in 

T.JTi!!!!f* r ' "?. iUtia officer ' Go ™rnor, and U. S. Representative from 
^^?^t ^ t ^ p0D ^ mx ' ffl ordere isOTed *V Sevier « clerk of 
™" !S?'?« t ™ C?? 111 * N ' C " ; »i»«"P»>ical sketches of Sevier 
and his second wife, Catherine SherrUl Sevier; genealogical ma- 
SS^JSS? m ° entures - accounts, programs, commissions, licenses, 
and reports. Correspondents include Gilbert Christian, Benjamin 
mZ 4S'n,? aT M H 3 n1 ^ G * M !* E - Holms . ADdrew Jackson/Walter 
K? ^l am ™ a , < ? m ' S* **' S" 1 "- James Sevier, Valence Sevier, 
Isaac Shelby, William Simmonds, Creed Taylor, and C. A. White. 

Unpublished register la the repository 

Purchase and gift. 

MS 62-3629 

Cannon, Walter Bradford, 1871-1945 

Papers, 1896-1945. 

24 ft 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Physiologist Correspondence (1917-18, 1922-24, 1980-45) indud- 
1S 8 S 8 ^"* 1 ^ tte Cbia& M^'ral Board, United China Belief, and 
S J^ l T\^ at ?V a Aid S P ani5h Democracy; notes on the study 

s^rd h £icL x - ray (M96) : ta ^ (19 ° 1 ^ ) : aDfl D0t » '« 

Open to investigators under librarv restrictions 
Gift of Cannon's family. 

MS 62-3630 

Christian, Henry Asbury, 1876-1951 
Papers, 1896-1939. 

9 ft 

In Harvard Medical Library 

S!Sf. Par L of •*¥ Harva rd Medical School archives 

School m^l£ma -J i^^ff?' : lectures at Harvard Medical 

$5? 'o-^^tisators under library restrictions. 

toft of the Christian family and of Reginald Fitz, 1945- 

MS 62-3631 

Cutler, Elliott Carr, 1888-1947. 

Papers, 1921-42. 

15 ft. 

In Harvard Medical Library 

S?^Sf. Part , of "% Hazard Medical School archives. 

»JSaA^L*5 ^us^^g^^^ 

MS 62-3632 

Drinker, Cecfl Kent, 1887-1956. 
Papers, 1916-46. 

4 ft 

In Harvard Medical Library 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Professor of medicine. Lectures in physiology (M16-19> - scat 

SfSSSSn^^S^r TEE"**"" 5 lirSSSS.'SJ: 

n.ii^T^Li. 8 * 8 " 6 "* 1 notes ' iectores, and addresses. 
°^ n >^ u W'tors under library restrictions. ^^ 
Gift of the Drinker family. 

;v MS 62-3633 



Ernst, Harold Clarence, 1856-1922. 
Papers, 1883-1922. 
2 ft 

In Harvard Medical library 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives 
■mSSc? n,ediCint SC&ttaeA """sPO^ence, lectures, notes, 
Gift. 

MS 62-3634 



ffitz, Reginald, 1885-1953. 

Papers, 1928-53. 

2 ft 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Professor of medicine. Scattered correspondence- material n» ... 
pects of Harvard Medical School historyTcabtoet o ^Ss o ? r£ 
historian of tbe school for World War n t "" J * !t OI Papers of the 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-3635 

ffitz, Reginald Heber, 1843-1913. 

Papers, 1854-90. 

2 v. and 1 box. 

In Harvard Medical Library 

wJJS."*^ 01 *5 e HarT ard Medical School archives. 
™ £T of ^~ of , medlclDe - Scattered letters. Including letters to Flfa-a 
motb»_(i8a8-70)juia letters to and fromSir WmauTo^^MDeW 
autb^pV 3tDdent: *** (188S) ' not « « cases; noSs g^ 

Gift 

MS 62-3636 
International Physiological Congress. 13th, Boston, 19B9. 

Sft. 

In Harvard Medical Library 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives 

Corre^ondenee and papers relating to the congress and t. th. 

Gift. 

MS 62-3637 

Jackson, James, 1777-1867. 
Papers, 1811-64. 

2 ft 

In Harvard Medical Library 

SoEST* f ^H^ard Medical School archives. 
33) M^S% of m ? d,c,ne - Scattered letters, Including those (1827- 

MS 62-3638 

Jackson, John Barnard Swett, 1806-1879 
Papers, 1828-79. 
lbor. 

In Harvard Medical Library 
Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

ter^roiile?^^ IS^t S^SSS^X^*^ 
cases (1837-82) ; notes on ye^T^vef (isw '^"^ ' "*"* " 
Gift partly of Miss Esther Jackson. 

MS 62-3639 

lArrabee, Ralph Clinton, 1870-1935 
Papers, 1893-1934. 

6ft. 

In Harvard Medical Library 

jwSL 1 "* S f the Harvard Medical School archives. 
Schoof^^,^^, "^ •» courses * Harvard Medical 
<5<t^ ' ; and professional papers. —»»-««., ™i- 

MS 62-3640 

Harvard University. jtfeoTfcaZ ScAooZ. 
Archives, 1783-1962 

675 ft 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

In part, photocopies and microfilm (negative) 
and^laXloSf 2Z£ Dc * 1 «««*•* the school, especially for the 18th 
?SarS^^S,T?2f 7 i V**** of Acuity; lecture notes and mTtertal 
S™^ Tt.^, < V? 1 ? cnI11m : student and alumni dub recoro^soms 

HM^-iSi^ S.*k ^ ^ *%*"*• fr0,n i 913 : ^ records and papers 
Tr^?',. ^ 2* Cancer Commission of Harvard Unlversltv ^^ 
Unpublished finding aids available In thllwrary UmTOrellT - 

Si? iiiiT? 81 ^' 018 m}der ubr< W »estrlctIona. 
uirt, deposit ahd purchase. 

MS 62-3641 



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Harvard University. Medical. School. 

Records of student and alumni clubs, 1803-19G2. 
15 it. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives 

Among the more extensive Ales of records are those' of the Aeanilx- 

ffroff^^T' i deDCeS , a ,?^ 1915 »- «teBimon MediSf, sSS? 

^F^r^ranST"' * ,rt "* (from 1983 >- "- * 

Gifts. 

MS 6-2-3642 

Harvard University. j|/e<foaZ School. 

Papers of professors, 1783-1962. 

.• v.. .1 Iwixes. 1 envelope, and 12 folders 

in Ha; van] Medical Library 

Vmm part of the Harvard Medical School archives 
mi .«••„" ^" ups ot paim * nf n*'*? - Ta «>° Bigeimv Jacob 
JiS Z ' V." 1 """ S Sr Ki * "I**™-. Brt»«rd Hickling Bradford. MyV- 
cfta™ V'-T^'- ?' hv: 'S H"""""" 1 ^rke. William •Kon^Couu- 
cilma » . Harvey Ourtiii*. Haliowell Davis. Aaron Dexter DaVid Linn 

la. N S'?* 1 aS " iM, ?r °f- v - lleid """*• F ""cis Mi'not Mwlrt 
Ch£l« M w M ran J'f ^ nsl< ™- I*«W«y. Ernest Edward Tyaer! 

an h d^a,tI;;^Whi?e. Ware ' ^ *""»• J ° hn m "» ^' 
Gift and purchase. 

MS 63-3643 
176^1840°" ° f lettUre ' 10teS fr ° m VarioUS medienl schook ' 

5v. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 
Inpart, transcripts (typewritten) 

lyped copy of notes taken by John Jeffries fl745-i«ia> » r>. 
Hunter's course, Mr. Else's ArstTirt se^n^u^ andDr Cnd^ 

Gtfte volpeau's lectures in Paris (1 v., 1840) 

MS 62-3644 

Collection of account books, diaries, and other records of 
JNewijigland physicians and dentists, 1780-1891. 
In Harvard Medical Library 

Ma S f < JireO? 00 „ 1 r 5 i^H^? , ¥ 1S , Kittre ?^ a Physician of Tewksbury, 
MTOMWi" rf iSii^ ^ T ff )or ' a d ™«st of Hartford, Conn. (4 v. 
iswdri ' ?L ? ldo E -.?oardman (1851-1922), Boston dentist 2 t 
tS^V' and of an unidentified Boston doctor (1851-59) Case re£ 
nSUf 7" 1843, IS* 1850) 0l ™J"««" T. PMkeT (ISIWSkT 

Gifts. * 

MS 62-3645 



Library of the Schools of Medicine 



Harvard University. 

and Public Health. 

Records of local medical societies,-1861-1934 

3 v. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Letters and papers of the Obstetrical Society of Boston (2 v 1881- 

GiSf reCOrdS (192S " 34 > of tte ^ton AaH&rtMMaS. 

MS 62-3646 

Sosman, Merrill Chury, 1890-1959 
Papers, 1920-59. 
15 ft 

In Harvard Medical Library 
ST^I!^ of ^i e Ha" 01 ^ Medical School archives 

MS 62-3647 



I*wis, Frederic Thomas, 1875-195L 
Papers, 1909-45. 
2ft. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Anatomist. Segments' of Lewis's flies, especially those relating to 
his investigations into aspects of the history of medicine, of Harvard 
Medical School, and of microscopes. Scattered correspondence, notes; 
and writings. Notes for lectures to students (1915-40) 

Open to investigators under library restrictions 

Gift of Dr. Lewis and his family. 

MS 62-3648 

Minot, George Richards, 1885-1950. 

Papers, 1923-49. 

9ft. 

In Harvard Medical Lihrary 

Forms part of the Havard Medical School archives 
„«„ If 801, of m ? dicin ^ Scattered correspondence; segments of 
office files especially after 1935, relating mainly to Minort DrofeZ 
™Ti^, Tities ' and ^""Hog teaching materiaVd^uTof artSet 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions 
Gift. 

MS 62-3649 

Wolbaeh, Simeon Burt, 1880-1954. 
Papers, 1901-54. 

7 ft. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Havard Medical School archives. 
<wi£«? B ^, S* 08 ^ inclo ding correspondence with H. Noguchi 
(1316-18) and Hans Zinsser (1921-23) - Daners reintino- »« «S«^r 

relating to typhus study in Poland (1919) «rSi»rS* ™ i^SCT 
deficiency and on Bock MountalnlJotted^eV 10 "**"** on Tttan " n 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Mrs. Wolbaeh. 

MS 62-3650 

Minot, James Jackson, 1852-1938. 
lecture notes, 1878-80. 

2 v. 

In Harvard Medical Library 

S™!L pa " 1 f 5? Hazard Medical School archives 

Physician. Lecture notes taken by Minot in Vienna. 

MS 62-3651 

Abbot, Stephen. 

Business records, 1785-86. 

1 envelope. 

In Esses Institute collections (Salem, Mass ) 

dJhS'SUv S 1 '™™ ^ Rec f' pts of a ""^ bnainess * Salem 

MS 62-3652 

Adams, Edwin S 

Papers, 1821-S7. 

1 envelope. 

In Esse* Institute collections (Salem, Mass ) 
•*5 e,I *f nt , °J- B 2 x f or<1 ' Mass. Mainly letters relating to family 
Jfi^ l " cl ' ,d , in f 3 le "«s In the 1850's from a cousin woo bought a 
farm and settled in Illinois. ^*^ 

MS 62-3653 



Adams, Paul, f. 1800. 

Papers, 1761-1856. 

1 box. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass ) 

Blacksmith and miller, of Newburyport, Mass. Deeds and legal 
papers concerning lands and buildings, together with a letter (1806> 
from the clerk of a Quaker society in Bhode Island. Includes papers 
concerning the purchase by Adams of 2 gristmills and a sawnnU tte 
SS?* 8 ^ 1 ",- 1803 of P"* OTra « s WP of a patent right in a machine for 
InaJwk min" ""' *" another purchase of a patent right 

MS 62-3654 



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Browne, J Vincent 

Papers, 1822-69. 

Si. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Businessman. Political and business correspondence ; letter books ; 
papers pertaining to Browne's duties as Navy agent and Navy pension 
agent in Boston during the Tyler administration ; an account of bis 
venture In the production of hemp and the formation of the American 
Hemp Co. of Illinois ; papers regarding privateer pensioners and the 
privateer pension fund; papers relating to Browne's office as com- 
missioner for the State of California (1850) ; legal papers and letters 
concerning the formation of the Western Mining Co. of San Francisco 
and Nevada, Calit, a gold mining concern; and letters relating to 
the Masons. 

MS 62-3690 

Baleh, Benjamin. 

Account books, 1807-28. 
10 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Account books of Benjamin Balch, of Salem, Mass^ and of the 
firm of Balch and Smith, engaged in watch and clock repairing. 

MS 62-3691 

Cleveland family. 

Papers. 1806-49. 

1 v. and 1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Diary (1824-49) of Elizabeth H. Cleveland, of Salem; Autobio- 
graphical account (1838) by George Cleveland (b. 1781), also of 
Salem ; and a few letters (1808-47) of William Cleveland, merchant, 
pertaining to family affairs, his life in Havana, and plans for trade 
at Leghorn. 

MS 62-3692 

Clarke family. 

Papers, 1755-1839. 

1 portfolio. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Family letters to the Clarkes in Salem from members of the family 
in Barbadoes, and a few legal papers. Persons represented Include 
Gedney, John, Samuel, and William Clarke. 

MS 62-3693 

Chase (H. G.) & Company, West Newbury, Mass. 
Records, 1830-78. 
1 package. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
A few business papers of a comb manufacturing firm, together 
with school papers of a child. 

MS 62-3694 

Campbell family. 

Papers, 1762-1850. 

4 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mags.) 

Account book (1762-TO) of Daniel Campbell, farmer and surveyor 
of Amherst, Mass. ; account book (1802-43) and geometry and trigo- 
nometry workbook of Daniel Campbell, Jr„ also a farmer of Amherst ; 
and account book (1846-50) of Daniel D. Campbell and Abraham 
Swits, metal workers. 

MS 62-3695 

Chandler, Samuel, 1713-1776. 
Almanac-diaries, 1746-72. 
6 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Clergyman, of Gloucester, Mass. 



Chase, Francis, of Salem, Matt. 
Diaries, 1872-50. 
6 v. 

Is Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Resident of Salem, Mass. 



Cheever, Samuel. 

Papers, 1740's. 
1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass.) 
Sesldent of Salem, Mass. Deeds relating to 
a warrant for collection of taxes In DanTers, ~ 



MS 62-3696 



MS 62-3697 



property, and 
In 17SL 
MS 62-3698 



Church, Jonathan R 

Papers, 1860-80. 
.1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mess.) 

Resident of Salem, Mass. Deeds, a will, and Mils for the estate. 

MS 62-3699 



Cranch, William. 

Letters, 1774-94. 

IT. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Lawyer, of Haverhill, Mass. Legal correspondence. 



MS 62-3700 



Craft, Benjamin. 

Papers, 1745-77. 

1 portfolio. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem. Mass.) 

Resident of Chebacco, Mass. Letters (1745) from Craft to his 
wife relating to the French-Indian War; a Journal; and a Journal 
(1777-78) kept by Eleazer Craft while In the Northern Army 

MS 62-3701 

Cogswell, William, 1838-1895. 

Papers, 1861-93. 

l v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Army officer and U. S. Representative from Massachusetts. Politi- 
cal and personal letters written by Cogswell daring his terms as 
Congressman, beginning in 1886; together with military papers In- 
cluding reports of operations, ordnance receipts, maps, military rolls, 
commissions, orders, and other papers. 

MS 62-3702 



Creamer, Benjamin. 

Papers, 1829-35. 

2v. 

In Essex Institute collections ( Salem, Mass.) 

Shipping merchant, of Salem, Mass. Letter book (1830-35) and 
account book (1820-35) 

MS 62-3703 



Corson, Samuel. 

Accounts, 1830-39. 

2v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Business records kept by Cnrson in New Orleans and New York 
(1830-35); records (after 1835) of Artichoke Mills (grist mills); 
surveying costs Incurred by Cnrson In 1838; and records of garden 
plantings (1837-38) 

MS 62-3704 



Cashing, Isaac 

Papers, 1826-59. 

2 boxes. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Merchant and lumber dealer, of Salem, Mass. Correspondence, 
bills and accounts, a contract, and a few deeds to Salem property. 
Most of the papers relate to voyages and maintenance of the schooners 
Invincible and Helena, and brigs America and Sam. Small, of which 
vessels Cushlng was part owner. Accounts from the captains show 
the vessels to have been engaged In a coastal freight trade in coal, 
iron, lumber, and granite. 

MS 62-3705 



Edwards, Anna Cheney, b. 1835. 

Papers. 

ca. 70 items and 1 box. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Genealogist of Northampton. Letters, notes, and documents 
mainly relating to genealogy. Families concerned Include the Alex- 
ander, Alford, Boyton, Cheney, Clapp, Edwards, Parsons, Pomeroy, 
Searle, Stone, Ward, and White families. Includes a few miscel- 
laneous official papers relating to Northampton; and approximately 
30 deeds (1708-1857), most of them relating to property In Northamp- 
ton; and a return (1830) of the-lst Regt, Massachusetts Militia. 

Partial index in the library. 

Presented by Miss Edwards, 1922-23. 

. MS 62-3706 



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Forbes, Charles Edward, 1795-1881. 

Papers. 

ca. 7000 items, 38 v„ and 32 folders. 

Id Forbes Library (Northampton. Mass.) 

Judge. Correspondence, letter book (1875-80), Journal (1839-80), 
commissions and other personal documents, account books, common- 
place book and friendship album (1823), flnnnrtai records, both pro- 
fessional and personal, notes on law cases (1835-56) and some briefs 
(1845), notebooks, dockets (1842-61), abstract of a will (1876), and 
weather records (1838-47) 

MS 62-3707 



Gaylord, William M 

Papers. 

ca. 84 items. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Letters, telegrams, official papers, printed notices, and clippings 
relating chiefly to the robbery of the Northampton National Bank In 
1876. Includes a few personal financial papers of Gaylord'a. Cor- 
respondence includes letters to Gaylord from Plnkerton's National 
Detective Agency (1878) and a letter of James Dnnlap from prison 
asking support of his petition for pardon. 

MS 62-3708 



Hampden Harvest Club. 

Records, 1857-1961. 

71 items and 13 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Minutes of meetings, constitution and by-laws, lists of members, 
treasurer's reports, notices, resolutions, verses, reports of entertain- 
ments, programs (57 Items), histories of the dub, and photos., together 
with some printed material. 

Acquired In part In 1858. 

MS 62-3709 



Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Agricultural Society. 

Records, 1818-1947. 

5 items and 6 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Minutes of meetings of the Society, and of its Executive Committee 
or Directors, together with reports of shows and fairs, and lists of 
subscribers; constitutions, resolutions, treasurer's accounts, a few 
certificates of premiums awarded for exhibits, a notice of a meeting 
(1818) to establish the society, and some clippings. 

MS 62-3710 



Hampshire Natural History Society. 

Records, 1885-93. 

23 Items and 4 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Record books containing minutes, constitution and by-laws, list of 
members, monthly reports, and dippings; cashbook (1885-93), a vol- 
ume of temperature records (1887-90) , and some miscellaneous papers. 

MS 62-3711 



Hawkes, Clarence, 1869-1954. 
Papers. 

82 Items and 8 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Author. Correspondence (2 v.) , 32 literary MSS, and 6 scrapbooks 
of biographical clippings and contributions to mngSTlnfft 
Gift of Mr. Hawkes, 1833-84. 

MS 62-3712 



Hopkins Academy, HaMey, Most. 

Records, 1657-1833. 

ca.50 Items. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Letters; documents and records; deeds; and notes by Sylvester 
Judd relating to the case of the Town of Hadley vs. Trustees of 
Hopkins Academy. Several papers relate to a controversy with 
Bobert and Samuel Boltwood concerning a mill. 

MS 62-3713 



Forbes Library, Northampton, Most. 

Weather records, 1781-1912. 

43 v. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Almanacs (40 v., 1781-1832) containing interleaved weather rec- 
ords for Northampton and vicinity (1794-1832); a thermometrical 
record kept by W. A. Rice at Worthlngton, Mass. (1883-1906); a 
voluntary observer's meteorological record (1883-1912) for the TJ. S. 
Weather Bureau, kept at Northampton by David K. Hoxie; and a 
diary (1903-05) kept by Arthur Watson (1851-1922) giving daily 
weather statistics for Northampton. 

MS 62-3714 

Warner, Chester, 1854-1940. 

Personal diaries, 1872, 1887, 1890-1912. 



25i 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 



MS 62-8715 



Strong, Richard Pearson, 1872-1948. 

Papers, 1912-48. 

sort. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of Harvard Medical School archives. 

Professor of medicine. Correspondence with colleagues, profes- 
sional societies, and foundations; draftB of reports and writings; a 
bundle of lecture notes on cholera (1913) ; material on the School of 
Tropical Medicine at Harvard, on several expeditions which Strong 
organized, on the Gorgas Memorial Institute, on relations with the 
United Fruit Company, on the. American Bed Cross during World 
War i and the typhus mission to Serbia, and on the Army Medical 
School In World War n. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift 

MS 62-3716 

La Count, David, 1828-1908. 

Financial records, 1856-98. 

8v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician, of Chilton and Wausau, Wis. Daybooks (3 v., 1861-92) ; 
account books (4 v., 1862-98) ; and a combination ledger and day- 
book (1856-64) 

MS 62-3717 

MacArthur, Daniel S 1859-194L 

Papers, 1852-1940. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician and surgeon, of La Crosse, Wis. Correspondence, to- 
gether with 2 account books (1868-89) kept by MacArthur's father, 
Dr. P. S. MacArthur, who also practiced medicine in La Crosse. Cor- 
respondence contains Information on MacArthur's work as an Insur- 
ance company examiner, his service in the medical corps during 
World War i, and his membership In Masonic and medical organi- 
zations. 

MS 62-3718 

Mecum, Jesse M 1869- 

Papers, 1898-1920. 
10 v. and 1 folder. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 
Physidan, of Bagley, Wis. Scattered letters, an autobiographical 
sketch, account books (1898-1916) and memorandum books. 

MS 62-3719 

Smith, George L h. 1855. 

Records, 1906-21. 
4 v. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 
Physician, of Jefferson, Wis. Patients' accounts (2 v., 1806-15) ; a 
ledger of business expenses and Income (1915-21) ; and a record of 
medical supplies (1918) 

MS 62-3720 

\ 

TwitcheB, Ozraon M 
Papers, 1846-98. 
22 Items and 4 v. 

In State Historical Sodety of Wisconsin collections. 
Physician. Record books of Twitcheffs practice in Milan. N. H., 
and in Madison, Wis., with dates and amounts of charges for pro- 
fessional services. 

MS 62-3721 



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Waterhoose, Benjamin, 1754-1846. 
Papers, 1794-1839. 

3ft 

In Harvard Medical Library 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 
JK'm, laming letters. Including letters from Thomas Jeffer- 
£ ? S"a8«dSf S ™ dlson (1817-35) and Edward Jenner; HS- 
S^hT^H (1806-3 ?) : J" 61110 »<»k; notes for articles and lectures, in- 

Gift. 

MS 62-3751 

Weiss, Soma, 1899-1942. 

Papers, ca. 1932-40. 

2 boxes. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

p££L£t?* ">« Harvard Medical School archives. 
WeS?Zr t ^P^' Ci ^_ N » 0t f S v 0n m * <a<:al «*»**; material on 
Pto^an^ nantf^'^'S''*^ Hospltal "^ Bo8 " n City Ho^ 
wUch Wel^chlir^MT"'* ° D "»««*«W. * 

Open to investigators nnder library restrictiona. 

MS 62-3752 

Whitney, William Fiske, 1850-1921. 
Papers, ca. 1870-1921. 
lbox. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 
Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 
Anatomist Scattered correspondence and papers including e tot. 
ttnnhn Oliver Wendell Holmes. 3r.. and" 4^m££? g S &g* 

Gift of Mrs. Lyman Whitney, 196X 

MS 62-3753 

Peabody, Francis Weld, 1881-1927. 

Experimental notebooks, 1912-17. 

6 v. 

In Harvard Medical Library 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Professor of medicine. * 

Gift. 

MS 62-3754 

Minot, Charles Sedgwick, 1852-1914. 
Papers, 1875-1912. 
2 ft 
In Harvard Medical Library 

JSSfnBS* "f t £ e B&rraii Medical School archives. 

Anatomist Letters to Minot (2 v 1875-1B121 W «* i.«.._ .-^ 
notes, scrapbook, bundle of lecrore notef (MsSm 1912? ££«*£! 
spondence relating to the EUxabeth t£U££&J2&£? fiSt 

Gift 

MS 62-3755 

Miller family. 

Papers, 1760-1908. 
2593 items. 

Th&3? Ar5,fverf^) Library ' ° 0UeCam ° f KeSl0nal ^^ «-* 
iJS^SK 00 *^". tocln *«« Information (1822) about the nrlce of 

MS 62-3756 

Finch, Frauds Miles, 1827-1907 
Papers, 1851-80. 
5 v. and 12 boxes. 

Depew, Daniel Colt Oilman, and HenryWmSns Sage. ° baJmcey *• 

MS 62-3757 



Clarke, George Washington, 1852-1936. 

Papers, 1904r-24. 

ca. 100 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Lawyer, legislator, and Governor of Iowa. Correspondence, cam- 
paign literature, and news clippings, mostly relating to Clarke's cam- 
paign for re-election as Governor in 1914. 

Gift of Charles F. Clarke and Mrs. Nile Klnnlck, 1308. 

MS 62-3758 

Conch, Albert A 

Papers, 1940-51. 

ca. 100 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Gift of Mr. Conch, 1958. 

MS 62-3759 

Eicher, Edward Clayton, 1878-1944. 
Papers, 1899-1944. 
ca. 100 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 
A ftST 'SJ^T*' vBs ^ and V - a B^iPresentaUve from Iowa. 

M aSKmSS •"* SPeeChe9 ' U,Cl0<U ° g ""-'- °° 1<nra 
Gift of Mrs. Eicher, 1959. 

MS 62-3760 

Hancock family. 

Papers, 1863-1920. 

21 v. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries 

^iMla'TreSeSck ES^^ESE T£ 

Gifts of May Henderson and W. G. Waters, 1955-60. 

MS 62-3761 

Eno, Henry. 

Letters, 1813-57. 

51 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

-^»ff AWS£a»i-3 SEES 

MS 62-3762 

Elbert family. 

Papers, 1828-88. 

ca. 70 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries 
I ..^ I i^ pera ' ""P 10 ™**. certificates of appointments scraobook 2 
Issues of Keosanqua, Iowa, newspapers (18^8)?^ otte^ptpeW 
Includes material relating to John D. Elbert, Le BoyS Elbert" W 
nel H. Elbert, and Henry Gilman LltUe™^ ^^ **** 

Gift of the Elbert family. 1958. 

MS 62-3763 

McClain, Byron, 1844-1864. 
Letters, 1863-64. 
46 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

letters to McClain's family In Wilton Junction. Iowa, telllmr of 
"CcWlSSSSmSg* ** M Begbamt " "SttSg * 

MS 62-3764 

McDfll family. 

Papers, 1845-1956. 

ca. 1 f t 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 
t., w\/^°, famUy - COTW*Pondence and business papers of Josenh 
Black McDill (b. 1819), George B. McDffl(Sn-ffZ,S 

relatives in Sparta and Jordan's Grove. m. — tmu i™u 

Gift of Mrs. Carl Jack, 1959. 

MS 62-3765 



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Malcolm, Frank, 1634-1884. 
Letters, 1864-65. 
40 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Letters to Malcolm's wife, describing experiences In Georgia and 
elsewhere with the 7th Regiment of Iowa Infantry. 

MS 62-3766 

Pierce, Dante Melville, 1899- 

Papers, 1925-46. 

ca. SO Items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Farm editor. Correspondence with State and National political 
figures, Including Smith W. Brookhart, Calvin Coolidge, Lester Jesse 
Dickinson, Casslus Clay Dowell, Clyde L. Herring, Robert M. LaFol- 
lette, Jr., Charles A. Rawson, Christian William Bamseyer, Thomas 
John Bright Robinson, Hubert Utterback, Henry A. Wallace and 
George W. Wilson. 

Gift of Richard S Pierce, 1959. 

MS 62-3767 



Reno, MOo, 1866-1936. 

Papers, 1929-36. 

1 ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Farm leader. Speeches, news clippings, and other papers, con- 
cerning farm Issues, and including a little materia) relating to the 
Iowa Division of the Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union 
of America, and the National Farmers' Holiday Association. 

Gift of Susie Reno Bowles, 1958. 

MS 62-3768 



Sanford & Son, Washington, Iowa. 
Account books, 1872-1909. 
5 v. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries 
Accounts of a feed store and livery stable. 
Purchase, 1961. 



MS 62-3769 



Shelton family. 

Papers, 1864-66, 1908. 

19 Items and 4 v. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Diaries of Mary B. Shelton and Rhoda Amanda Shelton describing 
2r r „ m i' , .£? expert™** with Annie (Turner) Wittenmeyer during 
SStPSLS^'^"*,;* "» Hospital for the Insane (later the Iowa 
State Hospital) in Mount Pleasant, Iowa; and the Civil War diary 
or Orteus Carnenx Shelton, lieutenant to the 45th Regiment of Iowa 
infantry. 

Gift of Helen Stewart Claassen and Lucy S. Stewart, 1957. 

MS 62^3770 

Evans, Harry Carrol, 1858-1932. 

Papers, 1915-16. 

1 ft 

In State University' of Iowa Libraries. 

^ 1 5 w ZPi. anll ^ dItor - Correspondence and scrapbooks relating to 
the Ford Peace Party of 1915. »»»miis m 

Gift of Mrs. Martin Taylor Dannrenther, 1956. 

MS 62-3771 

Snow, Corwin B 

Papers, 1872-1925. 

3 ft (ca. 300 Items) 

In State University of Iowa Libraries 

tottS^'. Mo "2 y ^f^. describ «ns torm life in Benton Co, Iowa, 
paraenlariy on SnoWs Evergreen Farm, near Keystone. 
Gift of Mrs. Charles Ridenour, I960. -»-—■=. 

MS 62-3772 



Campbell, James C 1810-188L 

Diaries, 1851-53, 1861-63. 

St. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Physician. Journals kept in PlattevUle, Wis., and St Louis, Mo. 

MS 62-3773 



YeweH, George Henry, 1830-1923. 

Papers, 1847-1919. 

ca. 100 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Artist Correspondence and diaries (1847-73). Correspondents 
Include Albert H. Baldwin, George Henry Boughton, J. M. Coleman, 
t»>>- jj_ Falconer, Josiah Green, and William F. Hamilton. 

MS 62-3774 



John 



White, Grant, d. 1960. 

Papers, 1931-32. 

ca. 50 items. 

in State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Mostly news dispatches to the Des Moines register describing the 
Cow War in Cedar Co., Iowa, over the compulsory testing of cattle 
for tuberculosis. 

Gift of Grant White, Jr., 1960. 

MS 62-3775 

Wearer, James Baird, 1833-1912. 

Papers, 1837-93. 

76 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Populist leader. Correspondence (1858-64) of Weaver with his 
wife, and other Weaver family papers. Includes material on Davis 
Co., Iowa, and experiences in the Civil War. 

Gift of Alice Evans Dannreuther, 1861. 

MS 62-3776 

Wade, Martin Joseph, 1861-193L 
Scrapbooks, 1900-15. 
3 v. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Judge, author, and U. S. Representative from Iowa. Mostly dip- 
pings relating to casejudged by Wade, and to his political adMrJea, 
Gift of Eleanor tfade, 1958. 

MS 62-3777 

Stevens, John Loomis, 1850-1933. 
Papers, 1881-1914. 

113 ItMUS. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Lawyer end politician, of Boone, Iowa. Correspondence relating 
primarily to Stevens' political activities, particularly in 1812 Cor- 
respondents include Albert Baird Cummins, Jonathan Prentiss Dol- 
liver, George W. Perkins, and Progressive Party leaders of Iowa. 

Gift of Davtd Damon, 1959-60. 

MS 62-3778 

La Follette, Harper, Roe, and Zimmerman, Madison, Wit. 
Beeords, 1884-99. 

11 V. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Records of cases. Journals, ledgers, and casebook of the law firm of 
La Follette, Harper, Roe, and Zimmerman, together with similar 
records kept by Individual members of the firm; and a record book 
of cases of the earlier partnerships of La Follette and Slebecker, and 
La Follette, Slebecker and Harper. 

MS 62-3779 

Shackelford, Barlow, d. 1846. 

Papers, 1836-47. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Wisconsin. Some correspondence; mainly bills, re- 
ceipts, and legal papers accumulated by Shackelford as an attorney 
at Green Bay for the American Fur Company, as Territorial librarian 
in Madison during Governor Doty's administration, and as district 
attorney and register of deeds for Dane Co, Wis. Correspondents 
Include RoWrt Stuart and Dr. Richard S. Satterlee, thejatter writing 
from posts where he was stationed withthe U. S. Army. 

MS 62-3780 

Jackson, AT V Augustus. 

Papers, U 6,1893-1912. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Janesville, Wis. Includes correspondence and remi- 
niscences concerning Abraham Lincoln in Wisconsin, articles on the 
law and constitution of the Old Northwest, correspondence and a few 
papers concerning the Wisconsin Bar Association, as well as question- 
naires and letters used by Jackson In preparing biographies of Wis- 
consin lawyers for publication. 

MS 62-3781 



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Mills, Joseph T 1811-1897. 

Papers, 1856-82. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer and assemblyman of Wisconsin. Correspondence, a letter 
book, and 6 memorandum books. Memorandum books contain notes 
on law cases and legislative proceedings, with records of various 
trips, one to Superior and surrounding territory and return by way 
of the Great Lakes in 1856. Other papers Include an account of 
Mills' Interview with Abraham Lincoln, some correspondence relating 
to the Civil War and Reconstruction, and a letter book kept by Mills 
and David McKee, Potosi merchant and attorney. 

MS 62-3782 



Pratt family. 

Papers, 1901-19. 

8 items and 2 v. 

In Cornell I'niversity Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (600) 

Personal accounts of Gertrude Pratt, and farm accountB of Bert 
A. Pratt and his family, of Chenango Co., ».I. 

MS 62-3783 



Gregory, Abel. 

Accounts, 1868-89. 
2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (S8A) 

Farm accountB from Liberty, Sullivan Co., N. Y. 

MS 62-3784 



Strong family. 

Papers, 1839-1935. 

24 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (489) 

Diaries and dally accounts of a farm family of Lynn and Pratts- 
burg, Steuben Co., N. Y. 

MS 62-3785 



Barrett, Sylvester P 

Farm accounts, 1853-1917. 
S2v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (89A) , 

Farm accounts from Rldgeway, Orleans Co, N. *. 

MS 62-3786 



Schmedeman, Albert G 1864-1946. 

Papers, 1913-34. 

6 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Governor of Wisconsin. Personal correspondence, speeches, and 
scrapbooks. 

MS 62-3787 



Aflspaugh, Harrison. 

Diaries, 1861-65. 
8v. 

In State University of Iowa libraries. 

Diaries of the Civil War experiences of a member of the 3l£t Regi- 
ment of Ohio Infantry. 

Gift of Helen Stewart Claasaen and Lucy S. Stewart, 1954. 

r MS 62-3788 



Batchelder, Joseph Mayo. -„ . 

Papers, 1844-1946. 2 £ 

ca.lft V 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Presbyterian clergyman. Correspondence, including ca. 90 letters 
of the 1840's and 1850's, mostly from Peoria, DL, and Owego, N. T. ; 
sermons; account book (1848-84) ; diary (1847-48) of Batchelder's 
wife, Harriet Klpp (Gearhart) Batchelder; and other papers of the 
Batchelder family. 

Gift of Jean Bonar, 1959. 

MS 62-3789 



Allison, William Boyd, 1829-1908. 
Letters, 1862-1908. 
ca. 50 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

U. S. Representative and Senator from Iowa. Letters to State 
and national political figures, including William Worth Belknap and 
Andrew Johnson. 
Purchase, 1961. 

MS 62-3790 

Porter, William Townsend, 1862-1949. 

Papers, 1884-1949. 

5ft 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Physiologist Office files, Including Incoming letters (1884-1949), 
professional papers, material on the Harvard Apparatus Company, 
diaries (1897, 1916), and account books (1888-92, 1936-46); to- 
gether with family and personal papers. Including photos. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of the Porter family, 1959. 

MS 62-3791 

Lord, Frederick Taylor, 1875-194L 

Papers, ca. 1913-40. 

2 boxes. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Professor of medicine. Selected correspondence relating to Lord's 
professional activities and membership in medical societies. Cor- 
respondents Include Sir William Osier. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Mrs. James Howard Means, 1962. 

MS 62-3792 

Worcester, Alfred, 1855-1955. 
Papers, 1886-1930. 
lbox. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 
Professor of medicine Scattered correspondence, a few addresses, 
and reminiscences of Harvard College and Harvard Medical School. 
One section not open to Investigators until 1985. 
Gift 

MS 62-3793 

Zinsser, Hans, 1878-1940. 
Papers, 1918-41. 
2 boxes. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 
Bacteriologist Scattered correspondence (1918, 1923-41), includ- 
ing correspondence on typhus. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift 

MS 62-3794 

Beaty, Miles, d. 1863. 
Letters, 1862-63. 
ca. 50 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Letters written to Beaty's father, John Beaty, telling of experi- 
ences In the 149th Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry. 
Gift of Dorothy Beaty Tasblnder, 1960. 

MS62-3795 

Bockes, Elmer. 

Diaries, 1893-1940. 
53 v. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Fanner. Diaries describing farm life near Conrad, In Grundy 
Ok, Iowa. Includes diaries (1915, 1932-35) of Russell Bockes. 
Gift of Mrs. Fred J. Draper, 1959. 

MS62-3796 

Clark & Haddock, Iowa City. 

Records, 1857-74. 

60 items and 9 v. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Correspondence, account books, and docket books of the law firm 
of Clark & Haddock and of its predecessor, Clark and Bros. Mem- 
bers of the firm represented Include George W. Clark, Rush Clark, 
and William J. Haddock. 

Purchase, 1953. 

MS 62-3797 



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Stubbs, Lou (Caraway) 1875-1960. 

Papers, 1883-1904. 

39 items and 1 v. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

In part, transcripts. 

letters received by Mrs. Stubbs and members of the Caraway 
family, and u small autograph book, including material relating to 
Lubbock Co., Tex. Many of the letters were written from Sterling, 
Kan. The collection contains 11 original letters, and conies of these 
11 and of 28 others. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Stubbs, 1958. 

MS 62-3798 

Sayles, Henry, 1877-1957. 

Papers, 1830-1957. 

2 ft. (ca. 2500 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Real estate developer. Correspondence and other papers, including 
historical papers of autograph interest; material relating to tie Con- 
dor Petroleum Co, the Duulgan Tool and Supply Co, the Lewis Pro- 
duction Co., and the Onyx Refining Co. (concerning the oil and gas 
Industry) ; papers of Bobert T. Hill. Carl Coke Rlster. Hamilton 
Wright and others; Sayles family papers; and material on Abilene, 
Tex, the Butterfield Trail, Jones Co, Tex, the Texas and Pacific 
JKallway, the game preserve on the Sayles ranch, mining stocks, and 
Texas politics. ' ■ 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Sayles, 1958. 

MS 62-3799 

Sharps Rif| e Company, Bridgeport, Conn. 

Records, 1874-54. 

118 items. 

In Texas Technological College. Southwest Collection. 

letters and enclosures from customers in Texas including George 
W. Arrington, John Lapham Bullis, John Wright Mooar, and T E. 
Jackson ft Co. of Fort Griffin and Albany, Tex. Contains a circular 
describing Shackleford Co, Tex., and material relating to Indian 
warfare and buffalo hunting. 

Inventory in repository. 

Purchase from Norm Flaydennan, 1990. 

MS 62-3800 
Spikes, Nellie (Witt) 1888- 

Papers. 1930-56. 

1 ft (764 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Journalist and rancher's wife. Newspaper clippings, mainly of 
Mrs. Spikes' writings on the history and affairs of rural and small 
town people in the area of Ralls, Tex ; and a tape recorded interview 
of Mrs. Spikes and her husband, Joseph Jefferson Spikes. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Spikes, 1957. 

MS 62-3801 

Roddy, Mrs. P E 

Papers, ca. 1900-61. 

87 Items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Memorandum books, post cards. Invitations, an oil lease, and pic- 
tares, including material on the Graham family, and on Bradshaw, 
Garden City, Gulon, and other places in Taylor Co, Tex. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Roddy, 1962. 

MS 62-3802 



Nayior, Pauline. 

James R. Record collection of west Texas pioneers, 1936- 
59. 

3 ft (4589 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Journalist Correspondence, clippings, photos., and other papers, 
including material on pioneers and the history of localities in west 
Texas, collected during Mrs. Naylor's service as pioneer editor of the 
Fort Worth star-telegram. Also Includes material concerning women's 
dubs (1946-52), cancer and tuberculosis (1947-57), and Mrs. Naylor's 
personal affairs. The collection is named for Mr. Record, managing 
editor of the star telegram. 

Inventory In repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Naylor, 1960. 

MS 62-3803 



Olive, Jeannette Ramsey. 

Papers, 1906-53. 

2 ft. (1302 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Music teacher. Correspondence, record hooks, personal papers, 
scrapbooks, and scrapbook material, concerning Mra. Olive's career as 
a teacher and music enthusiast Includes some material relating to 
women's clubs, the South Plains Music Teachers Association, Hender- 
son, Lubbock, and Slaton, Tex. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Olive, 1961. 

MS62-3804 

Pearce, William Martin, 1886-1952. 

Papers. 1912-53. 

57 items and 19 v. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Methodist clergyman. Correspondence, 19 pastor's books, programs 
and other papers (1912-15) relating to Seth Ward College, an obitu- 
ary (1952), and other papers, including material on the opening 
(1925) of a new building for the First Methodist Church of Abilene 
while Pearce was pastor, on the Northwest Texas Conference of the 
Methodist Church, and on Plalnview, Tex. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of William M Pearce, Jr., 1957. 

MS 62-3805 

Reed, Malcolm Hiram, 1876-1945. 

Papers, 1928-40. 

ca. 900 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Cotton factor and land promoter. Vouchers, Invoices, statements, 
and contracts relating to the building of the Beed home In Austin 
(1928-29) ; and tax returns and various tax papers (1940) related to 
the estate of Mrs. Margaret B. Reed. The material is related to the 
repository's Joseph Cocke and Yellow House Land Co. collections. 

Inventory in repo*,.tory. 

Gift of Joseph Cocke, 1956. 

MS 62-3806 

Thornton, Daniel I 3 

Papers, 1924-56. 

ca_2fL (ca. 2950 items) 

In Texas Tc ~hnologlcal College, Southwest Collection. 

Bancher ana Governor of Colorado. Correspondence, speeches and 
speech material, campaign material, biographical Information, edito- 
rials, bills paid, congratulatory messages, news clippings, releases of 
Curt Freiberger. school memorabilia (1924-29) , cattle catalogs, and 
photos, includ' g material on Colorado politics and ranching. There 
are 18 phonoi j%cs and wire recordings of Thornton's speeches. The 
collection is particularly strong for 1950-54, when Thornton was 
running for, and serving as, Governor. Correspondents Include 
Dwlght David Eisenhower, Herbert Hoover, Richard Nixon, >n»n 
Shivers, and other prominent political figures. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Thornton, 1956. 

MS 62-3807 

Hewes, David, 1822-1915. 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

California pioneer, merchant builder, and orchardlst Letters 
relating to Hewes' career at Tale, and text for a genealogy of the 
Hewes family by Eben Putnam. 

MS 62-3808 

Corwin, Jonathan, 1640-1718. 
Account books, 1655-85. 

2 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Keeper of a general store in Salem, Mass. Account books fl655- 
75, 1656-79), the latter containing some family records to 1685. 

MS 62-3809 

Parker f ami!.. 

Papers. 

19 v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Papers of a family of farmers and landowners of Shirley, Mass. 
Includes 10 vols, of diaries and accounts of James Parker, Sr. (1744- 
1880) ; diaries of James Parker, Jr. (1771-1858) ; diary (1837-75) of 
Thomas Harmless Parker, (1804-1875; and 4 account books (1832- 
75) 

MS 62-3810 



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Lincoln, Levi, 1782-1868. 

Papers, 1793-1864. 

6 t. and 1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Governor of Massachusetts. Includes 6 Tola, of legal notes. 

MS 62-3811 

Lincoln, Levi, 1749-1820. 
Papers. 
6 t. and 1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections- 
Lawyer and politician. Includes law notes and personal papers. 

MS 62-3812 

Lincoln, William, 1801-1843. 
Papers. 

30 t. and 16 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Massachusetts lawyer, legislator, and historian. Correspondence, 
historical papers, genealogies, notes, legal papers, and family papers. 

MS62-3813 



Goodwin, Isaac, 1786-1832. 
Papers. 
4 t. and 9 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Massachusetts lawyer. Correspondence, 
and a docket book. 



legal papers, 
MS 62-3814 



American Antiquarian Society-, Worcester, Mast. 
Collection of Mexican legal papers, 1749-94. 

2 T. 

Is American Antiquarian Society collections. 
In Spanish. 

MS 62-381 5 

West Texas Museum Association. 

Women's club lists, 1951. 

ea. 90 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Lists of members of various women's clubs in towns around Lub- 
bock, Tex., including Abilene, Amherst, Andrews,. Anton, Benjamin, 
Big Lake, Big Spring, Childress; Clarendon, Cfc. -rado City, Denver 
City, Floyd&da, Friona, Hereford, Lamesa, LeveUand, Llttlefleld, 
Lorenzo, Matador, Midland, Monahans, Morton, Odessa, Olton, Phil- 
lips, Plains, Plalnvlew, Post; San AngelO, Seymour, Slaton, Snyder, 
Spur, Sudan, Sweetwater, Tahoka, and Tulia. 

Inventory in repository. °- 

Glft of West Texas Museum, 1982. 

MS 62-3816 

Texas Technological College, Lubbock. 
Scrapboofcs, 1923-36. 
16 ft (152 v.) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 
Scrapbooks of news clippings in chronological order, concerning 
Texas Tech personnel and events. 
Inventory in repository. 
Deposited by the college, 1955. 

MS62-3817 

Associated Gas and Electric Company. 

Records, 1902-54. 

286 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Annual reports, accounts, audit reports, contracts, court and litiga- 
tion records, property and stock holdings, minutes, and reorganization 
plans, together with a history of the company and a list of companies 
acquired, merged, dissolved, or sold, 1819-SS. S 
:" Inventory In repository, ■ 

Acquired from the General Public Utilities Corporation, N. X, In 
1955. 

MS 62-3818 



North American Phalanx, Phalanx, N.'i' 

Records, 1843-56. 

130 items. 

In Monmouth County Historical Association Library (Freehold, 
N.J.) 

Letters, minutes, legal papers, account book, constitution, and 
covenant with probationers of this Fourlerist community. 

Gift of Mrs. Julia Bucklin Giles. 

MS 62-3819 



Slack, Erie B 

Papers, 1916-53. 
36 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Cartoonist Scrapbooks, drawings, and cartoons, concerning politi- 
cal social, and economic subjects, and persons. 

MS 62-3820 



Williams, Arthur James, 18TT- 
Papers, 1910-50. 
8ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Professor of geology. Professional correspondence, scrapbooks, Okla- 
homa Geological Survey reports and bulletins, maps, and 500 photos., 
Including material on geology, ranching, forestry, oil production, In- 
dians, and agriculture. 

MS 62-3821 



Evangelical Alliance for the State of Wisconsin. 

Records, 1874-77. 

1 v. a.ud 1 package. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minntes of meetings and correspondence of the Wisconsin branch 
of the United States Evangelical Alliance, an organization to farther 
interdenominational cooperation, started at Eau Claire In 1878 by the 
Presbyterian and Congregational Conference of Wisconsin. 

MS 62-3822 



Wood, Jedediah E 1816?-1889. 

Papers, 1806-52. 
5 items and 2 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Combination daybook and account book (1824-42) kept by Wood 
while a blacksmith at Attica, N. X., together with a ledger (1842-02) 
kept at Oconomowoc, Wis, listing blacksmlthlng and painting done for 
various people ; and miscellaneous items. 

MS 62-3823 



Wisconsin Colonization Company. 

Records, 1916-38. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Papers collected by Benjamin Faast president of the company, re- 
lating to the organization's sale of "ready-made" farms in southern 
Sawyer Co., Wis., and the development of the village of OJlbwa. In- 
cludes letters to stockholders and settlers ; a small amount of corre- 
spondence received by Faast; historical data on the upper Chippewa 
River area, the local Indian tribes, the fur trade, and the lumber In- 
dustry; biographical data on settlers; and a general ledger (1923-25) 

MS 62-3824 



Larned, Samuel, 1798-1846. 
Papers. 
12 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Diplomat Official documents bearing the signatures of U. S. Presi- 
dents, Secretaries of State, and'other officials, together with family 
papers. 

MS 62-3825 



Gt. Brit. Privy Council. 

Proclamations and orders in council, 1630-1815. 
2v. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Transcripts. 

Copies from English archives made in 1906 by Clarence S. Brlgham. 

Published by the society as v. 12 of its Transactions. 

MS 62-3826 



Porter, Jacob. 
Papers. 

S boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Physician, botanist and author. 



MS 62-3827 



314 



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Griffitts, James Addison. 

Papers, 1901-50. 

38 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Teacher and Quaker leader. Minutes of the ministry and other 
material relating to Quakers at Vera and Ramona, in Washington 
Co., Okla.; pamphlets concerning the Friends Worldwide Mission; 
and copies of other Quaker publications. 

MS 62-3828 



Hambrecht, George Philip, 1871-1943. 

Papers, 1919-35. 

1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Lawyer and educator. Briefs prepared for the Wisconsin State 
Legislature, speeches, and monographs by Hambrecht, chairman of 
Wisconsin's Industrial Commission and director of the Wisconsin 
State Board of Vocational Education, on the education of employed 
minors, the use of leisure time, and the role of schools in the com- 
munity. 

MS 62-3829 



Weaver, Claude, 1867- 

Papers, 1885-1945. 

4 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, Judge, and politician. Bight scrapbooks of correspond- 
ence, law briefs, legal opinions, speeches, articles, news dippings, 
diplomas, commissions, and photos. 

MS 62-3830 



U. S. District Court. Arizona. 

U. S. Marshals' records, 1880-1928. 

20 ft (ca. 10,000 items) 

J? Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence of U. S. Marshals and other law enforcement offi- 
cers, dally Journals, court actions, transcripts of proceedings war- 
rants, writs, subpenas, account books, ledgers, other financial records, 
wanted posters. Juror lists, and other records. 

Gift of A. M. Meyer, 1957. 

MS 62-3831 



Burgess, John Wffliam, 1844-1931. 

Papers, ca. 1873-1930. 

26 flic boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Professor of political science. Correspondence and notes for lec- 
tures, courses, articles, addresses, and books. Correspondence con- 
sists principally of letters to Burgess from friends, associates and 
contemporary scholars in the field of political science, and deals with 
academic and scholarly subjects, the publication of his various writ- 
ings, bis teaching career, and business and personal affairs 

Gift of Mrs. Burgess, 1S82. 

MS 62-3832 



Barnard, Henry, 1811-1900. 

Papers, 1761-1900. 

506 Items. 

In Trinity College Library. 

Educator. Correspondence, notes, printed articles, and other 
papers relating to education. 

Index In the library. 

Gift of the Wadsworth Atheneum, 
owned by the J. P. Morgan family. 



Hartford, 1952. Formerly 
MS 62-3833 



Radnor, Pa. St David's Church. 

Records, 1705-1921. 
4 ft 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Correspondence (1734-1905), record book, parish records (1705- 
1805), rector's record, and a minute book (1884-1921) 
Deposited by the vestry of the church, 1947. 

MS 62-3834 



Bellairs, Kenneth G 1869-1940. 

Papers, 1892-1942. 

ca. 12o ireinsC 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

In part, trnuscripts (typewritten) 

Journalist: Correspondence, clippings, printed articles, reports, 
and memorabilia, concerning Bellairs, the police cases he covered, 
and Joseph Wingate Folk (1869-1928). Correspondents include Bel- 
lairs' wife, Ollie, as well as his friends and readers of his columns 

Gift 

MS 62-3835 



Barclay, Shepard, 1847-1925. 
Papers, 1866-1925. 
ca. 1000 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
Lawyer and judge in Missouri. Correspondence, diaries, memo- 
randa, and biographical material. 
Gift 

MS 62-3836 



Angert, Eugene H 1877-1929. 

Correspondence, 1910-50. 

ca. 210 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Lawyer and speaker. Chiefly correspondence about Angert's speech 
called The law is not a jealous mistress, and acknowledgements of 
copies of his address about a trip with members of the American 
Bar Association to London in 1925. 

Gift, 1947. 

MS 62-3837 



Shattuck, Frederick Cheever, 1847-1929. 

Papers, 1870-1926. 

S v. and 1 box. 

In Harvard Medical Library. 

Forms part of the Harvard Medical School archives. 

Physician. Lecture notes as a student at Harvard Medical School 
(1870-71), scattered correspondence, notes for lectures and articles, 
and material o , the Industrial Hygiene Dept of the Harvard School 
of Public Health (from 1918) 

Gift of the Shattuck family. 

MS 62-3838 



Jones, David T 

Papers, 1882-98. 
8 v. 



1860-1942. 



In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician, of Wausau, Wis. Personal and business records, includ- 
ing a visiting list obstetrical records, and personal expense account 
for 1893; household account book (1882-85), and daybook (1896-98) 

MS 62-3839 



Wilkinson, Michael R 1864-1953. 

Papers, 1392-1934. 

27 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician. Notes taken by Wilkinson at the Chicago Medical 
School (1892); financial records of his early practice in Waukesha 
Co., Wis., (1893-99) ; correspondence and other records of his World 
War i service as a medical officer and member of the tuberculosis ex- 
amining boaruof the Army ; and a few papers relating to .the medical 
use of alcohol during Prohibition. 

MS 62-3840 



Thayer, Richi£* A 1906- 

Family papen 1905^37. 
2 v. and 1 package. 

In State Historical Society Of Wisconsin collections. 
Letters of a physician of Beloitt Wis, probably Thayer's father, 
showing patients' accounts (1905^10) H duplicate stubs of birth cer- 
tificates (1926-37) ; and his visiting list (1914) 

MS 62-3841 



315 



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McMastex & Parkhurst, Bath, N. T. 

Records, 1860-97. 

19 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
■University Archives (491) 

Papers relating to the law practice of Guy Humphrey McMaster 
and his partner John F. Parkhurst The collection contains much 
material on the contemporary history of Steuben and neighboring 
New York counties, and includes papers on the organization and 
finances of the TJrbana Wine Co. (1867-82), the development of the 
First National Bank of Bath, the New York, Lackawanna and Western 
Railroad, the Portage Creek and Rich Valley Railroad, and lumbering 
interests in the vicinity. 

MS 62-3842 

Wilkinson, A T collector. 

Wilkinson collection, 1854-1908. 

2370 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (398) 

Legal cases tried in Oneida Co., N. Y. by the firms of Davies and 
Johnson; Davies, Johnson, and Coville; and Coville, Johnson and 
Moore : ' together with account books, assessment rolls, and other 
documents relating to the village of Camden, N. Y. 

MS 62-3843 

Milwaukee Soldiers' Monument Fund Committee. 

. Records, 1895-99. 
1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Papers of the committee in charge of raising funds and directing 
the selection of the soldiers' monument unveiled in Milwaukee on 
June 28, 189S. Includes correspondence with subscribers, with the 
sculptor, John S. Conway, and with city officials, mlnntes of meetings, 
subscription lists, and treasurer's accounts. 

MS 62-3844 

Allen, Mrs. Randolph B Sr., collector. 

Account books of Amelia County, 1792-1833. 

8 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

In part, photocopy ( negative) 

Four unidentified ledgers, a daybook, a journal, a copy of a medical 
account book of Dr. James H. Conway, and a volume of estate ac- 
counts administered by executors William and John Booker. 

Gift of Mrs. Allen, 1959. 

--. MS 62-3845 

Handy, John Charles, 1844-1891. 
Papers, 1881-1920. 
155 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Physician. Correspondence, deeds of mines in Arlvaca, Oro Blanco, 

and Tombstone, Ariz., receipts, burial bills, legal papers, and 50 

photos, used in Cochise County court cases. Includes memorials for 

Larcena Pennington Page and William Fisher Scott 

MS 62-3846 

Yerkes, Harman, 1843-1928. 

Papers, 1715-1928. 

100 items. 

In Bucks County Historical Society Library (Doylestown, Pa.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Lawyer and judge, of Pennsylvania. Genealogies of the Yerkes 
and Montayne families, charges to the jury in criminal cases (1884- 
95), papers (187S-76, 1898-1919) relating to the founding of the 
Melinda Cox Free Library of Doylestown under the will of Charles C. 
Cox, and papers (1908-13) relating to the founding of the Log College 
Assembly. 

Finding aid in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift. 

, MS 62-3847 



French, Lewis C 

Papers, 1919-60. 



1893-1960. 



>ft. 



In State Historical Society of Wisconsin co. •*. 

Farm editor of the Milwaukee journal. Cori _ Jidence, magazine 
articles, news copy, annotated news releases, wf» . .ng notes and note- 
books. Approximately half the collection c-ei-sts of correspondence 
with persons engaged in all phases of agriculture, food processing, 
marketing, papcrmaking, and related fields. Correspondents include 
Government personnel. Industrialists, educators, and old army friends. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. French, 1961. 

MS 62-3848 



Jansky, Cyril Methodius, 1870-1959. 

Papers. 1888-1957. 

3 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Electrical engineer. Correspondence, magazine articles, radio 
talks, lectures, seminar outlines, and a group of essays on the history 
of electricity, intended for publication as a book. Letters to editors 
and public officials, comprising about one-fourth of the correspond- 
ence, express Jansky's opinions on various matters. Letters and 
mimeographed material by J. A. Whitlow, vice-president of the Okla- 
homa Public Service Company, concern the Tennessee Valley Author- 
ity and private ownership of public utilities. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Helen Dingham, 1960. 

MS 62-3849 

Kober, Arthur, 1900- 

Papers, 1924-59. 

5ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Author. Correspondence, literary MSS„ financial statements, and 
clippings. Includes books, plays, short stories, and television and 
moving picture scripts, among which is the first draft of Having a 
wonderful time, which Kober wrote with Marc Connelly in 1937; 
biographical clippings (1930-53) giving information on Kober's politi* 
cal activities in 1936-40, and reviews for 1935-37; miscellaneous 
correspondence (1928-37) ; and personal correspondence (1931-59) 
with Ira Gershwin and Lillian Hellman. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Kober, 196L 

MS 62-3850 

Maltz, Albert, 1908- 

Papers, 1932-50. 

2 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Playwright. Correspondence (1933-33) in connection with Maltz's 
play Black pit ; penciled drafts and typescripts of plays ; publicity 
material, with a few connected letters; characterizations; and some 
papers concerning the Theatre Union, in New York City, which pro- 
duced several of Maltz's plays, and the "Hollywood Ten," a group 
indicted for contempt of Congress in 1947 and later blacklisted by 
the film industry. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Maltz, 1961. 

MS 62-3851 

Merrick, David, 1912- 

Papers, 1952-«1. 

27 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Theatrical producer. Correspondence, scripts, and business records 
relating to 12 Merrick productions; Destry rides again, The enter- 
tainer. Epitaph for George Dillon, Fanny, The good soup, Jamaica, 
Juniper and the pagans, Look back in anger, Maria: Golovin, The 
matchmaker. Romanoff and Juliet, and. Take me along. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Merrick, 1961. 

MS 62-3852 

Flanders, Ralph Edward, 1880- 
Papers. 1951-57. 

5 ft. (.a. 10,000 items) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

U. S. SeioiTor from Vermont. Correspondence and a few clippings. 
Almost all of the correspondence concerns Senator Joseph B, Mc- 
Carthy, and is dated chiefly June and July, 1954, after Flanders* first 
criticism of McCarthy's methods in March of 1954, and before his 
call for censure of McCarthy on July 30. About one-tenth of the 
collection consists of mail received from supporters of McCarthy at 
the time of McCarthy's death in 1957. 

Inventory in repository. 

Acquired from Mr. Flanders in 1961. 

MS 62-3853 

Fischer, John, 1910- 

Papers, 1946-51. 

lft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Author. Materials relating to Fischer's books and articles. In- 
cludes notes, MS. draft, typesetting copy, and galley proofs for Why 
they behave like Russians, and articles relating to the book; MS. 
draft and typesetting copy for Master plan, D. S. A. ; and MS. draft 
of The lost liberals, an article which appeared in Harper's magazine 
in 1947. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Fischer, 1960. 

MS 62-3854 



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Hart, Moss, 1904-1961. 

Papers, 1922-62. 

18 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Playwright a „d director. Correspondence (1935-60) with promi- 
nent personalities In the world of the theater; MSS. and typescripts 
?L£i W H Wr ,'" en or <Urected oy Hart (»»-«)) ; MS. of Hlr^ait" 
,JS? V , y ' ,5? one; diary (1953-54), miscellaneous tributes, con- 
tracts, playbills, and financial data; ten volumes of photos, dlppines. 
and reviews; nine scrapbooks of clippings concerning the careerd! 
SJ5L S vr .'. e I.^ 1 ? y C&ribile; and first editions of several of Hart's 

SSLJ? teri " 1 * related t0 m Geat & S - Ka«ftwm collection in 
tne repository. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Hart, 1961-62. 

MS 82-3855 

Cairns, Gertrude H 

Papers, 1845-1956. 

7 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Teacher. Diaries, weather and bird records, records of the Ells- 
worth Pioneer School Girls' Club of Ellsworth, Wis, and family 
papers, the latter consisting of correspondence (1845-ea. 1880) and 
records from local governmental positions held by Miss Cairn's father 
SS^i Wa l hi ' lgt 2 ,1 Ca'ros- Includes records of the town clerk of 
Middleton, Dane Co., Wis., and of the register of deeds. Justice of the 
Co °Wi Uty °* <Ustrict mnn ' and ae P<"y treasnrer of Pierce 

MS 62-3856 

Dedham Historical Society. 

Eecords of firms and associations, ca. 1800-ca. 1900 

ca. 40 v. 

In Dedham (Mass.) Historical Society collections. 

Includes records of an agricultural society (6 v, 1849-82), a cotton 
*"F$S£VJ 2 T ~ ^-ae). two teachers' associations (S v., 1830-82 
?SVS£S2?' a « n « mlk » corporation (1802-56), two fire companies 
l» v, iwu-Bti), a Imit growers protective association (2 v 1865-70) 
and two library associations (4 v. and 1 package, 1854-89) 

MS 62-8857 

Virginia. University-. Library. 

Sweat Chalybeate Springs records, 1892-1916 

9v. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-16) 

Daybooks, apparently of the hotel at Sweet Chalybeate Springs, 
B. O. Blackford, manager; an inventory of merchandise; and three 
books of check stubs on the Bank of Union. 

MS 62-3858 

Virginia. University. Library. 

Miscellaneous records of business firms, 1833-1908. 

5v. 

In University of Virginia library (38-110) 

A ledger (1870-99) containing accounts for tutoring, servants, and 
farm laborers; a ledger (1907-48) covering general merchandise; a 
daybook (1847-48) of Harcum & Beane, general merchandise dealers, 
of Carter's Creek, possibly in Gloucester County, Va.; a Journal 
(1835-57) covering cotton spindle and general merchandise accounts; 
and a Journal (1898-99) marked Hudgmgs and Snoddy, for a general 
merchandise store. 

MS 62-3859 

Douglas, Hugh Thomas. 

Papers, 1838-87. 

2 Items and 2 v. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-171, 38-488) 

A diary (1838- ) pasted over with Civil Wax clippings; a 
volume of supply lists, requisitions, etc; two articles written about 
1887, entitled The Petersburg crater, and Confederate counter-mining 
In front of Petersburg; and other papers of Douglas, who served 
with the Commissary Dept of the Confederate Army during the 
Civil War. Other persons mentioned Include Capt 3. J. Douglas, 
of the U. S. Army, and William A. Toggle, of the Confederate Com- 
missary Dept 

MS 62-3860 

Tyler, Edmund. 

Papers pertaining to the War of 1812. 



In University of Virginia Library. 

Chiefly subsistence, forage, and paymaster's accounts for 1813. 
Persons and organizations represented Include Armistead Thomson 
Mason (1787-1819), Augustine G. Monroe, and the 5th Virginia 
Infantry. 

MS 62-3861 



Barbers' Aid Society No. 1, Louisville, Ky. 
Eecords, 1869-1927. 
lli. 

In Filson Club (Louisville. Ky.) collections. 

Minute books (6 v, 1878-1927), financial records (1869-84), 
ledgers (2 v., 1890-98, 1906-16), forms of installation of officers and 
Initiation of members. 
Gift of Don D. John, 1952. 

MS 62-3862 



Evangelical Sunday School Association of Louisville and 
Vicinity. 

Records, 1896-1928. 

219 Items and 3 v. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Correspondence (1916-26), constitution, by-laws and minutes of 
meetings (1896-1924), annual reports (1916, 1919, 1924, and an un- 
dated report), receipts of annual dues (1921-23), programs of 
quarterly meetings (1923-26), accounts (1909-28), miscellaneous 
papers, and printed matter. 

MS 62-3863 



Deal, David, 1820-1885. 
Papers. 

4v. 

In Pacific School of Religion Library (Berkeley, Calif.) 

Methodist clergyman. Diary kept while Deal ministered to the 
Bush Street Methodist Episcopal Church In San Francisco, and to 
other churches in Dixon, San Rafael, and Watsonville, Calif.; and 
synopses of sermons preached in Watsonville, 1878-84. 

Deposited by the Methodist Historical Society. 

MS 62-3864 



Ames, Fisher, 1758-1808. 

Papers, 1654-1829. 

several hundred items. 

In Dedham (Mass.) Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Massachusetts. Includes 
letters, an essay entitled Politics on the mission to France, and an 
account book (1801-29) 

MS 62-3865 



Ames, Nathaniel, 1741-1822. 
Diaries, 1758-1821. 
21v. 
In Dedham 'Mass.) Historical Society collections. 

MS 62-3866 



Dedham Historical Society. 

Eecords relating to churches. 

58 items, 1 v, 1 box, 2 bundles, a filing case, and a chest 

In Dedham (Mass.) Historical Society collections. 

Diary (1722-52) and other papers of Samuel Dexter, Massachu- 
setts clergyman, collection of sermons (1683-1832), and records of 
three Dedham churches (1836-1890) 

MS 62-3867 



Day, Edmund Ezra, 1883-195L 

Papers, 1923-50. 

64 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History tnd 
University Archives (3/6/8) 

Educator. Papers relating mainly to the operation of the offices of 
the president and chancellor of Cornell University. A few of the 
papers relate to Day's activities as professor of economics and dean of 
the School <n Business Administration at the University of Michigan 
and as director for the social sciences with the Rockefeller Founda- 
tion. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

MS62-3868 

Newell, Chaw - 

Papers, 183i. "'.902. 

131 items and 2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1178) 

Blacksmith accounts, diaries, and papers relating to land surveys, 
schools, and legal matters in Chenango and Broome Counties, N. Y. 

MS 62-3869 



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Crane, Thomas Frederick, 1844-1927. 
Papers, ca. 1890-1918. 

ca. 4 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives ( 14/18/136) 

University professor. Correspondence, MSS. of writings, speeches, 
and notes relating to folklore and mediaeval' and Renaissance litera- 
ture. Includes correspondence regarding the publication of Crane's 
articles, and letters from Andrew Dickson White and Helen Magill 
White. 

MS 62-3870 

Cornell University. Cornell Cosmopolitan Club. 

Records, 1904-47. 

ca.2ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (37/4/145) 

Scrapbook containing correspondence, newspaper clippings, and 
programs^ relating to the Cornell Cosmopolitan Club; scrapbook relat- 
ing to International Student Association functions at Cornell; scrap- 
book relating to the founding and activities of International Student 
Association chapters at Berlin, Bonn, Gottingen, Heidelberg, Leipzig, 
Munich, and Zurich ; and photos, of foreign students at Cornell and of 
Cosmopolitan Club activities. 

MS 62-3871 

Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. 

Correspondence, 1906-45. 

ca. l ft. . 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (3/4/122) 

Chiefly correspondence between Presidents Henry Pritchett, Henry 
Suzzalo, Walter A. Jessup, Secretary Clyde Furst, and Howard Sav- 
age of the Carnegie Foundation and Presidents Jacob Gould Schur- 
man, Livingston Farrand, and Edmund E. Day of Cornell University. 
Schurman and Farrand were trustees of the Foundation and much of 
their correspondence relates to policy matters. 

MS 62-3872 

Brown, Matthew, 1766-1851. 

Letter book, 1804-18. 

lv. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1420) 

Physician and merchant, of Rome, N. X. Letters pertaining to the 
purchase and sale of foodstuffs, drugs, hardware, and other merchan- 
dise, as well as ashes for the manufacture of potash, the payment and 
collection of debts, tax payments and land sales, a project for estab- 
lishing a glassmaking concern near Rome, N. X., and related business 
matters. Correspondents include Seth Capron, Henry Franklin, Ben- 
jamin Huntington, Samuel Leggett, Robert Troup, John Westworth, 
and Benjamin Wright. 

* MS 62-3873 

Terrell, Mary (Church) 1863-1954. 

Papers, 1895-1953. 

1310 items. ; 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Negro leader and author. Correspondence, clippings, newspaper 
articles, pamphlets, broadsides, and other printed matter, and other 
papers chiefly relating to the National Association of Colored Women, 
of which Mrs. Terrell was first national president Articles about 
Mrs. Terrell's husband, District of Columbia Municipal Court Judge 
Robert H. Terrell, copies of minutes ( 1935-36) of the Race Relations 
Federation of Churches, and letters addressed to Olivia Davidson 
Washington (Mrs. Booker T. Washington) 

Gift, 1958. 

MS 62-3874 



State Central Savings Bank. 

Records, 1889-193L 

5lft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. *■■;- 

Correspondence, financial records, and other papers, relating to the 
business of the bank and the private interests of several of the 
officers, including Harry Boyden Blood, Charles J. *>ode, Edward A. 
Ebersole, William A. Logan, and Leojsrd J. Mont ->ery. Includes 
material on Iowa banking, insurance, and real-*"*' 

Gift of W. A. Logan, 1956. i 

■ " MS 62-3875 

Mellichamp, Julia, collector. 

Clippings about Woodrow "Wilson, 1925-36. 

ca. 65 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-378) 

MS 62-3876 



Lefevre, Albert, 1873-1928. 
Papers, 1922 1-1927? 
ca. 44 items and 1 v. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-288) 

Lecture notes, questions, notices of absences from philosophy 
classes ; and a rollbook. 

MS62-3877 

Ladies Union Benevolent Society, Ithaca, N. T. 
Records, 1921-47. 
22 items and 6 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1410) 

Miscellaneous financial records. 

MS 62-3878 



Lindemuth, Charles, d. 1939. 
Correspondence, 1873-77. 



55 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (47/3/117) 

Geologist Letters from Lindemuth and other Cornell University 
students describing student activities, the dedication of Sage College, 
crew victories, the preaching of Henry Ward Beecher, improvement 
of the University grounds, and condition of students' rooms; letters 
from Lindemuth's family (of Greenville, Ohio) relating to the tem- 
perance movement public schools, fire companies, effect of the depres- 
sion of 1873 on the picture frame business, and sending supplies to 
their son in college; and letters from a naval cadet concerning visits 
to Wilmington, Del. and Philadelphia. Correspondents include T. C. 
Frizell, William Gurley, W. 0. Kerr, and Pet Lynch. 

MS 62-3879 



Lott, Philip Stout 

Papers, 1830-88. 

ca.lft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1175) 

Merchant and farmer, of Seneca Co., N. X. Correspondence per- 
taining to family and church affairs, diaries, general store and farm 
accounts, and American and Foreign Christian Union records and 
accounts. Correspondents Include Phebe Jane Bodine, Alice Lett, 
Emma Lott, Schuyler Lott and Lois M. Phelps. 

MS 62-3880 



Lowman, William. 

Accounts, 1898-1911. 

6v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1231) 

Farmer, of Chemung Co., N. X. Record of expenditures and re- 
ceipts for the management of a home farm and several tenant farms. 

MS 62-3881 



MacDonald family. 

Papers, 1793-1948. 

4 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1068) 

Family letters, legal papers, wills, deeds, inventories, indentures, 
mortgages, household, farm, and mill accounts, and photos, of a farm 
family of Elk Creek, Delaware Co^ N. X. Includes correspondence 
by or about Clark MacDonald, James MacDonald, and Delaware 
Academy. 

MS 62-3882 



Merritt, Ernest George, 1865-1948. 

Papers, 1890-1940. 

ca.4ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/22/46) 

Physicist and university professor. Correspondence, reports, lec- 
ture notes, MSS. of Merritt's publications, pamphlets relating to Pro- 
fessor Edward Leamington Nichols, and photos, of Nichols, campus 
scenes, and the New London Naval Research Station. The papers 
relate to the New London Naval Research Station, submarine detec- 
tion at Pearl Harbor, the founding of the National Bureau of Stand- 
ards, the American Physical Society, the administration and history 
of the Department of Physics at Cornell University, the reorganiza- 
tion of the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell, and the University 
Club. 

MS 62-3883 



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Foreign Policy Association. 

Records of the Ehnira,N.Y. branch, 1923-52 
1 ft and 15 boxes. 

TW^MTO.^ C ° UeCti0n " Eeei0Ml ^V *»« 

nr^S^ na ^ Ce, «. a ? :< "" ,t L? ,,d «™«™«n>ents of meetings, council 
proceedings, financial reports, membership lists, reports of -'branch 
members and directors, biographical s^esTpuUkto^teriar^ 
grams, invitations to prospective speakers, and dl»SS. ' P 

MS 62-3884 

Fleming, Bryant, 1877-1946. 
Papers. 

Un^eS^ciiv T en!§ 8 L ) " >rary • ^^^ « Besi0Ml »*"• — 
Architect Sketches and blueprints. 

MS 62-3885 

Fltzpatrick, Harry Morton, 1886-1949. 
Papers, 1907-48. 

wSJSffi&Sffiwffi' Co " ect,on of Regional Histoiy -■ 

~iJ!f^ , ?^!i, a, !K d S? iTer s |t y Professor. Correspondence and notes 
^tV^iS rBely to }° e collection, identification, and nomenclature rf 
SS»SS a J? M " M,d *"! PTW™"" <* "tides for the International 
2£5 n ,? U .5? W ? e 5 J"" £<> My***™! Society of America. (££ 
EK^i&^&J™,!?*^!?* C^ 08 Chardon, Vera Chartes, 
Bernard CfcUvie Dodge, Charles E. Falrman, Lexemuel Bay Hesl? 
Wrtert_Spencer Jackson, Anna B. Jenkins, Joslah L. Low! Georze 
Washington Itartin, W. W. Kay, Jacob Kici^^hrainnrPreTja? 
iToIpn' Wolf SteWUU Wmla,,, Henly w «toarand' Frederick 

MS 62-3886 

Faust, Albert Bernhardt, 1870-1951. 
Papers, 1919-45. 
ca. 10 ft 

University professor. Correspondence, articles, speeches. »nrt 
Un3T..£^^ atln8 *•*■& oitteGertnan etaS?in^ 
S^m^S? J^ mer f? n « T Society in Aid of Enropean Sdenreand 
O^L^ d J£? ^™ an University League; arttcleToT outstanding 
Germans and German-Americans; recommendations for and eTalua- 

a^ad1an?oMp}a£ and *""* * *» ™«WS- 
Unpublished guide In the library. 

MS 62-3887 
White, Justin Dn Pratt, 1869-1939 
Papers, 1915-39. 
20 ft 

■-; Ft "?£:,. porrespoudence, accounts, plans, maps, and notes retat- 

L^lcCVan^Sc^l^^^ ^^ «" d Grom<te - 

MS 62-3888 

Barnard, WiDiam Nichols, 1875-1947 
Papers, 1870-1936. 

V&SgSSXXTSwSSF' °*— ■*— History and 

of ^^i^f ?£? "f^eertnE <">d director of the Sibley School 
of Mechanical Engineering, Cornell University Corresrinnenc* 

wrSLir^RSKS" on ""tents heia-by-WiUlam Stebblns Barnard. 
iS bS^i£S. W ft U, 2 J " d, S' Bara "«1 * uotebook^rby^am 
SSSSfM?^? 1 * dnrtn S a «P to BrasU (1870) ; and T biographical 

ton^S ^L Ba, ^*L d ' C 2 per 0urtlce ' K 1 "* T- DoageT^Sg: 
toiS?»Si-J^r ,k w H?* B g riott - w ™"» Nichols, TOUtamH. 
Seaman, Francis H. Townsend, Burt Green Wilder, and D. C WUgui 

MS 62-3889 
Bowers, Frank E 

World War i papers, 1916-19. 
50 Items. 

relir2^ a £^i. arCb i? ct **** "* miscellaneous Army papers 
SWtlins^LTG^mt^. W,P *"«—». •"" &%£$£ 

MS 62-3890 



Brown family. 

Papers, 1903-32. 

Uni?eS^^^^ ibrarT - C ° ,lerti0n °< *«*<»"" H <«^ — 

Correspondence, scrapbooks containing data si 
the operation of mowers, obituaries' and messases 
paper clippings, and photos., chiefly relaHngto " 
Co. and the Brown family of Syracuse, N T 
cemlng Alexander T. Brown, Charles S Brown 



sheets and letters on 
s of condolence, news- 
the Browo-Lipe Gear 
Includes papers con- 
i, and Mary S. Brown. 
MS 62-3891 



Caldwell, George Chapman, 1834-1907. 

Papers, 1853-97. 

2 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/18/271) 

,^ TOte f% r ,°. f chemistry. Diari es. lecture notes, personnl accounts, 
copies of Caldwell's Ph. D. thesis, photos., and pamphlets. Includes 
2"^,°' Mr -.» nd Mra - Caldwell and of George w! Chamberlain. 
Caldwell s son-in-law, a professor of architecture at Cornell Univer- 
sity; and notes kept by Caldwell on Lonis Agasslz-s Lowell lectures 
and the Cambridge geology lectures. 

MS 62-3892 

Cooghran, Edwin K 1884-1955. 

Papers. 1906-43. 

Un£rlS t^g^f" C0UWti0n ° f Ke8i0nal H1St0ry ^ 

relate to CoughraD's training and careSTSd gtvTdesSiptTons oTstf 
dent life at Cornell University (1906-18 and 1930-33) 

MS 62-3893 

Estelline State Bank. 

Records, 1905-33. 

15 ft (415 Items) 

In Texas Technological CoUege, Southwest Collection 

Loan collection registers, ledgers, minute books of the board of 
r^!S™^?'i^ Ce J? ^' teller's cashbooks, check record book, a 
reconcilement book, charters, reports, statements, and other records 
Including material on banking In Hall Co, TexT «OTras, 

Inventory in the repository. 

Acquired, 1955. 



MS 62-3894 



Sanderson, Ezra Dwight, 1878-1944. 
Papers, 1894-1943. 



6ft 



Um'v^Jrylr^.ve; 6 ?^^ 17 ' C ° UeCti ° n ° f ^"^ HUt ^ *°* 
Sociologist and university professor. Correspondence, diaries. 
S?5^.£2 ,a, ? 8, 2 'f 86 ^S" 0011 » n « notebooks, pictures, and MSS! 
of Sanderson's articles and books relating to the study of rural soct 
ology in New Tork State, West Virginia/and TerasT InfiS? nm- 
spondence relating to the puhUcaOon of Sanders^ writings 

MS 62-3895 

Rnmball-Petre, Edwin Alfred Robert, 1881-1954. ' 

Papers, 1897-1914. 

lft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Hegionfll History and 
University Archives (1185) * 

Unitarian minister. Correspondence relating to Bumball's pasto- 
rates in Newfoundland, Maine, and Rochester, N. T., and to family 
atoirs. Correspondents Include William Gannett, Emma Goldman 
Frederick L. Hosmer, Jenkln Lloyd Jones, and Walter Banschen- 
busch. 

MS 62-3896 

Rhodes, Charles O 
Papers, 1842-1918. 
ca. lft 

In Cornell University Library, CoUecOon of Beglonal History and 
University Archives (814) 6»v«u aau^j mi 

Correspondence ; household, farm, and general store accounts ; mis- 
cellaneous items relating to the church and business activities of the 
Bhodes and Smiley families of Groton and Dryden, N. T. • and printed 
*? tterjerta^Mng to Tompkins Co, N. Y. Includes correspondence 
£ < 5'™iS t '?22. W - e I> J W, \?- M <?U*s, Dana Bhodes, A. LSnSeyT 
f^!S^'J ,, f eph J m J ley : "^ J - Smiley, the First UniversaSt 
lorkStote Ifflitia! Gr0t0n ' c " ria « e Oompany, and thelfew 

MS 62-3897 



819 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Shipman, Ellen. 

Papers. 
30 ft. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1259) 

Landscape architect Sketches, plans, and notes. 

MS 62-3898 



SneH family. 

Papers, 1766-1942. 

ca,2ft „ 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1170) 

Correspondence concerning the Civil War and other matters; Mont- 
gomery County, N. Y., Indentures and other legal papers (1766-1866) ; 
general store accounts (1881-1905) ; diaries and weather records 
(1880-1916) of Jacob G. Snell, Ephratah, N. Y.; and Snell genealogi- 
cal data. Persons represented Include Andrew Dunn, William Dusler, 
Ell Emple, Jacob German, Peter German, Shuler Howard, James S. 
Miiiaf and Samuel Miller. 

MS 62-3899 



Stanton, Florence E 

Accounts, 1881-1920. 

ca.2ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1170) 

Farm daybooks and ledgers, from Steuben Co., N. Y. Includes 
material relating to Clarence Myrtle. 

MS 62-3900 



Sulzer, William, 1863-1941. 

Papers, 1890-1940. 

ca.33ft 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1147) 

Lawyer, U. S. Representative, and Governor of New York. Cor- 
respondence, scrapbooks of newspaper dippings, and memorabilia, pri- 
marily concerned with Snlzei's political activities. The material re- 
lates to Sulzer's campaign for direct primary elections for New York 
State and his impeachment and subsequent removal from the office of 
Governor. Includes letters from Government officials, organizations, 
and private citizens giving their views and discussing action taken 
on these two matters; letters concerning such matters as the Gov- 
ernors' Conference, good roads, canal navigation, subway contracts, 
public Institutions, petitions and recommendations for various bills 
and resolutions, grievances, and complaints. Much of the correspond- 
ence was directed to Chester Piatt, Sulzer's secretary. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

MS 62-3901 



Swartwood, T E collector. . 

Scrapbooks, 1883-1952. 
ca. S ftr 

In" Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1433) 

Newspaper clippings concerning crimes, natural disasters, war 
news, and various oddities. 

MS 62-3902 



Taft, Royal, d. 1943.. 
Papers, 1869-71. 
78 Items and 8 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (87/5/61) 

Diaries and fl"? 1 "-^ 1 accounts kept by a student at Cornell Uni- 
versity, together w>th 78 photos, of faculty and classmates. 

MS 62-3903 



Tarr, Ralph Stockmann, 1864-1912. 

Papers, 1883-1912. 

ca.Sft 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives ( 14/15/BS) 

Geologist and university professor. Diary (1802) ; irrigation sur- 
veys conducted In New Mexico, Arizona, and Montana (1888-89) ; 
pictures of the Peary Arctic Expedition of 1896; diary kept by B. Hop- 
pis, describing aspects of the Expedition; scrapbook kept while Tarr 
was a professor at Cornell University ; geology field books ; and school 
notebooks of Tarr"s son, RuaselS. Tarr. 

MS 62-8904 



Throop, Enos Thompson, 1784-1874. 

Papers, 1807-68. 

1ft- 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1157) 

Jurist, U. S. Representative from New York and Governor of New 
York. Personal correspondence (chiefly from nieces, nephews, and 
family friends), bills, receipts, and accounts for merchandise and 
services. Correspondents Include Eliza Akin, John 3. Cuyler, John 
Grover, Lydla A Hatch, Thomas M. Howell, Samuel S. Lacey, Cor- 
nelia W. m«i+ih . Enos Thompson Throop, Jr„ Evelina Throop, and 
Montgomery H. Throop, 

MS 62-3905 

Tietze, William C 

Accounts, 1867-91. 
4 v. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1063) 

Farm, household, and personal accounts of a resident of West 
Salem, m. 

MS 62-3906 

White, Andrew Curtis, 5. 1854. 
Accounts, 1883-93. 
ca.lft 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1084) 

Family cash account books of general living expenses; together 
with some family history. The papers also concern Joseph White. 

MS 62-3907 

Church Women's Federation of Lubbock. 

Records. 1933-57. 

1 ft. (429 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Correspondence, minute books, minutes of executive meetings, 
financial reports, bank statements, deposit slips, an account ledger 
book, clippings, lists of officers and committees, notes, bulletins, and 
other records. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Isabel Garrison, 1957. 

MS 62-3908 

Hazeltine, Richard, 1773-1836. 
Papers, 1794-1833. 
1 folder. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Physician, of Berwick, Me., and Lynn, Mass. Correspondence and 
other papers, both professional and personal. 

MS 62-3909 

Hooker, John, 1729-1777. 

Papers, 1753-76. 

4S items. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Clergyman. A letter from Hooker to the church at Northampton 
accepting the call to be their minister (1753), a letter to Hooker 
from George Whitefield (1764), a receipt signed by Hooker for his 
salary (1764), and 45 sermons (1753-76), almost all given at North- 
ampton. Some of the sermons are in shorthand. 

MS 62-3910 

Parsons, Reginald Hascall, 1873-1955. 

Papers, 1898-1950. 

34 ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Corporation officer. Correspondence, business records, and family 
letters, relating chiefly to his business career in the Pacific North- 
west Includes material relating to the Gold Reef Mining Company, 
Cornucopia, Or., Hillcrest Orchard, Medf ord, Or., Methow Valley Live- 
stock Company, Seattle, Mountcrest Ranch, Hilt, Calif., Northwestern 
Fruit Exchange, Seattle, Pinnacle Packing Company, Medford, Or, 
Seattle Chamber of Commerce, Social Welfare League, and Whitman 
College. 

Unpublished inventory in the library. 

MS 62-3911 

Pease, Clifton, 1884-1957. 
Papers, 1917-1934. 
l ft 

In University of Oregon library. 

Includes 7 v. diary of experiences in the 198th and 75th Battal- 
ions, Canadian Expeditionary Force (1917-19) ; 1 v. diary of a trip 
to the Orient (1929) ; radio scripts; and travel lectures. 

MS 62-3912 



320 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Wilson, Frederick Wallace, 1872-1958 

Papers. 1852-1938. 

1 box. 

In University of Oregon Librarv. 

Circuit judge. Speeches and historical sketches of The Dalles Or 
Includes correspondence (1S52-73) of Joseph G. Wilson, Represent 
ative from Oregon (1873) "present 

MS 62-3913 



Steinberger, Justus, d. 1870. 
Papers. 1852-1870. 
40 items 
In University of Oregon Library 

r J^- V w ffi< fl' in 9l pm - Inch,n <* Otters from Burns Ingalls and 
George Wright, and documents relating to the Adams Express Com- 

MS 62-3914 



Mercer, William Newton, 1792-1879? 
Papers, 1S29-54. 
£31 items. 
In Tulane University Lihrary 

MIkS er^,rjL n ? r ' aDd K i nk "- Cn >->«-T"u<l«nee (mostly 1835-il), 
t^I "*"?"*> d » r ' n « " European tour (1836-37), and a pamphlet 
Includes business, and personal letters from friends describing life" 
politics, and business in Natchez, Miss., and reportin^cotton and 

ET J2K2?* * bi ™S e - tr ? UW * S Wlth "verseers^rTtolnt o"^a?« 
^n^™", " \°. n Me !l cer5 La"™' Hi". Ellis Cliffs, and Ormonde 
Plantations to Adams Co., Miss.; and letters .(MS7-H) from A. & J 
nr,L . T"»? ^ew Orleans shipping firm, concerning cotton sales, 
?E25 *£. d s '»P'5? n ts. Adams County correspondents include Samuel 
Davis, Stephen Duncan. William St John Elliot, Henry W Hunting- 
•««, and Ayres P. Merrill, The material is related^ the Horarrt 
Benjamin Farar collection. 

Inventory in the library. 

Gift of Pierce Butler, Jr. 

MS62-3915 



Childress, Fannie B (Tompkins) 

Papers, 1825-1915. 

ca. 30(1 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (6M331)) 

Letters (1871-72) to Mrs. Childress, a resident of Caroline Co 
fiM-^SL^ ""i 1 * 1 " 1 Jonn Wan er Childress (b. 1844) ; letters 
(186i-1900) from her sister, Margaret J. (Tompkins) Durrett and 
from o£er relatives; Civil War letters from Jatnes G. TompkiS. a^d 
%£. ,£SE2?S ". e = 5 a P ers °* the Garland family; and business 
■Terreu/^^ Bucfcner TyrreU (or Terrell) and A. H. R 

Gift, 1961. 

MS 62-3916 



Paris. Athenee. 

Records, 1792-1853. 

227 items. 

In American Philosophical Society Library 
nreTd'S* oft^ {?£ f mI , n<H,t /<•«<* scientists to secretaries and 
vS,? ^ ° „?« A ?"*?^ 1 ¥S elT of autograph interest, touching on 
varwB scentific topics. Many are addressed to Andre M«ie 

PurcS i^ Tidua,ly in manuscripts catalog of the library. 

MS 62-3917 



Hutchinson, James, 1752-1793. 

Papers, 1771-1928. 

106 items. 

In American Philosophical Society Library 

Physician of Philadelphia. Chiefly correspondence on medicine 
and the study of medicine, much of it with Hutchinson's uncle, Israel 
Pemberton, while the former studied at St. Bartholomews Hospital 
In London. Correspondents include Sir Joseph Banks, Isaac Bar- 
ISSl^? n S n L Bidd , le J, Char l e » Caldwell. Christopher Collis, John 
FothergiU, Nathanael Greene, Joseph Hiester, William Hunter. Adam 
Stthn, Joahn Coakley Lettsom, Thomas Parke, Charles Pettlt, Ben- 
jamin Bush, and William Shippen, Jr. 

£ a ^°S^ tooMaiiaHy in manuscripts catalog of the library. 

Gift of S. Pemberton Hutchinson, 1952. 

MS 62-3918 



Farar, Benjamin. 

Papers. 1773-1826. 

58 items. 

In Tulane University Library. 

Planter. Persona! and business correspondence (mostly 1820-26) 
•concerning life in Ken- Orleans and on Laurel Hill Plantation in 
Adams Co., Miss., and 2 land grants (1773-90). Correspondents in- 
clude Farar s wife, Mary (Ellis) Farar; her sister, Jane (Ellis) 
Kapalje; his daughters, Mary Farar and Anna Frances (Farar) 
Mercer; and Thomas Butler, John Dick, Abner L. Duncan, and Wil- 
liam Kenner. The material is related to the library's William New- 
ton Mercer collection. 

Inventory in the lihrary. 

Gift of Pierce Butler, Jr. 1958. 

MS 62-3919 



Ash, John H 

Papers, 1860-1917. 

45 items and 21 v. 

In Emory University Library 

of ^™ rate ° ffiCer ; Dia 7 J 20 r ~ 186 °-e5> . military orders, leaves 
; k a rS^' a one 7 0iam * sict re P<>rt, 2 letters, notes, clippings, and 
other papers, relating to Ash's service in the 5th Begiment of Georgia 
Cavalry in Georgia, Florida and South Carolina, to his fellow soldiers, 
and to regimental history. ™«™ I 

Finding aid in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Acquired with the Keith M. Bead collection. 1938. 

MS 62-3920 



Darling, Charles B d. 1864. 

Correspondence, 1861-64. 

91 items. 

In Emory University Library. 

Microfilm copy of originals in the possession of Charles Toland 

Soldier. Mostly letters of Darling to his father, J. M. Darling 

S& STVSJk , th * 1 «L Ke f imeDt of New York Dragoons (originally 
called the 130th Infantry, then the 19th Cavalry) ^Virginia, includ- 
ing nuiterial on recruiting, war news and rumors, marches, movement 
by tram, camp sites and camp life, food, quarters, officers, chaplains, 

SS£E?JT W ,.''£f5 d Ne f "*• Rebel officers and ™*- tne^ounrrysldt 
ffS? Wlon ,^, S<,ath S rI1 homes and farms . and confidence in Abraham 
Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant. «-««■ 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS 62-3921 



Thiot family. 

Papers, 1756-1865. 

194 Items. 

In Emory University Library. 

In part, microfilm (negative) made in 1956 from originals in the 
possession of Charles T, Winship. 

Correspondence, land and title papers, notes, accounts, slave re- 
ceipts, statements, estate papers, and other material concerning the 
movement of the family and slaves from Jamaica to Georgia! the 
purchase and operation and operation of the plantation Knoxborough 
by Charles Thiot (d. ca. 1810) and Charles Thiol, Jr.; and the Civil 
War service of Charles Henry Thiot (1822-1865) with the Chatham 
Artillery and the 1st Begiment of Georgia Infantry. " Much of the 
material before 1804 is In French or Spanish. 

Finding aids in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the Librarv 

Giftof Charles T.Wtoshlp, 1961. — ««y. 

MS 62-3922 



Cralle, Richard Kenner, 1800-1864. 

Correspondence, 1818-56. 

240 items. 

In Clemson College Library. 

Journalist. Letters received, mostly about politics, especially In 
Virginia and the South. Correspondents Include William Segar 
Archer, Robert loung Hayne, James Alexander Seddoo, JoseraVEe- 
gieston Seger, and Abel Parker Upshur. The material Is related to the 
library s John Caldwell Calhoun and Thomas Green Clemson col- 
lections. 

Card index in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-3928 



321 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Breckinridge, James, 1763-1833. 

Correspondence, 1780-x828. 

ca. 150 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (2752) 

lawyer, Army officer, and U. S. Representative from Virginia. 
Letters received concern ratification of the Constitution, founding 
of Kentucky, Virginia and Kentucky politics, and political, economic 
and social events in Fincastle and Botetourt Co., Va. Correspondents 
include John Breckinridge (1760-1806), James Brown (1766-1835), 
John Brown (1757-1837), John W. Campbell, George Hancock <1754- 
1820), Benjamin Howard (ca. 1760-1814), Elijah McClanahan, Fran- 
cis Preston ( 1765-1835 ) , and Allen Taylor. 

Gift, 1947. 

MS 62-3924 



Swanson, Claude Augustus, 1862-1939. 
Correspondence, 1921-22. 
9 ft. 

In University of Virginia Library (907) 

Statesman. Correspondence of Swanson and his Democratic Party 
supporters throughout Virginia in the senatorial race of 1922, 
arranged by counties and cities. 
Gift, 1940. 

MS 62-3925 

Troubetzkoy, AmeBe (Rives) 1863-1945. 
Papers. 1887-1945. 

4 ft. 

In University of Virginia Library (214, 2202, etc.) 

Author. MSS. of Mrs. Troubetzkoy's plays, poems, short stories, 
and other literary works; correspondence, clippings, theater pro- 
grams, pictures, and other papers, on the production, criticism and 
publication of her works; correspondence, articles, reproductions of 
paintings, and other papers of her husband, Pierre Troubetzkoy 
(1864-1S36) ; and a printed genealogy. Correspondents include W. 
B. Chilton, Ugo Veniero D'Annunzio, Harley Granville-Baker, and 
James Southall Wilson. The material is related to the library's Wil- 
liam Cabell Rives, Sr., and Rives family collections. 

Acquired, 1938-47. 

MS 62-3926 

Van Cleef family. 

Papers, 1900-24. 

ca. 2 f L 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1643) 

Five scrapbooks (1900-13) of Eugenia and Jeannette Van Cleef, 
containing personal mementoes reflecting social life in Ithaca, N. Y„ 
and student life at Ithaca High School and Cornell University ; letters 
(1924) to Mynderse Van Cleef and related newspaper clippings per- 
taining to his donation of a bandstand to the village of Seneca Falls, 
N. X.; printed copy of History of Jan Van Cleef of New Utrecht, 
L. I, N. Y. (1659) and some of bis descendants (1909) by Murray 
Edward Poole ; and memorabilia. 

MS 62-3927 

Turtle, Herbert, 1846-1894. 

Papers, 1880-96. 

l ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/17/163) 

University professor. Correspondence, MSS. of Turtle's History 
of institutions and his Frederick the Great's campaign of 17S5, lecture 
notes and course grade books, personal account books, scrapbooks con- 
taining reviews of Turtle's published works, and obituaries and letters 
of condolence received by bis wife at the time of his death. Includes 
correspondence (1894-96) pertaining to Turtle's proposed fourth 
volume of a history of Prussia. Correspondents Include Herbert 
Baxter Adams, William Todd Helmuth, George H. Mifflin, Elizabeth 
A. Mifflin, Horace Elisha Scudder, Mary McArthur Tuttle, and Andrew 
Dickson White. 

MS 62-3928 

Sewell, Albert Henry, 1847-1924. 
Papers, 1871-1916. 

l ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (41/5/405) 

Jurist and trustee of Cornell University. Lecture note iooks ; a 
letter from Sewell to his aunt regarding the cost of his room and 
board while attending Cornell University and explaining how he met 
these expenses ; photos, of the members of the Cornell Class of 1871; 
a photograph and autograph album of the Class of 1873, Albany Law 
School; memorabilia; and a newspaper clipping, photograph, and cor- 
respondence album kept by Commander W. Elbridge Sewell and his 
family during the Spanish-American War. 

MS 62-3929 



Reed, Harry Clifford, 1882-1953. 

Papers, 1948-52. 

5 f* 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1580) 

Engineer. Correspondence, MSS. of articles, genealogical notes, 
newspaper and magazine clippings, and photos. Includes Reed's cor- 
respondence as secretary of Hobaseo Masonic Lodge no. 716, Ithaca, 
N. X. : correspondence relating to the early history of Cornell Univer- 
sity, Ithaca, N. Y., and the surrounding area ; and genealogical notes 
and correspondence about various families, especially the Stevenson* 
and Dumonts. 

MS 62-3930 



Queal, Arthur. 

Scrapbook, 1884-1928. 

1 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1821) 

Scrapbook of a Lehigh Valley Railroad station agent at West 
Fayette and Willard, N. Y., containing broadsides, postcards, church 
and theater programs, newspaper clippings of current local events and 
poetry, photos., ticket stubs, and other miscellaneous items pertaining 
to Ithaca, Ovid, and other places in Seneca and Tompkins Counties, 
N. Y. 

MS 62-3931 



Poison, Robert Arnold. 

War work papers, 1941-45. 

ca. l ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1730) 

University professor. Correspondence (chiefly with Donald A. 
Campbell, deputy director of civilian mobilization), mimeographed re- 
ports and instructions, bulletins, newsletters, pamphlets, and other 
material pertaining to Poison's work as extension rural sociologist; of 
the University of the State of New York and concerning civilian de- 
fense, civilian mobilization, and other home front activities during 
World War n_ Includes much material issued by the Red Cross, the 
U. S. Chamber of Commerce, the American Industries Salvage Com- 
mittee, and similar organizations. 

MS 62-3932 



Patterson, Lincoln E 

Scrapbooks, 1912-37. 

3 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (S7/6/334) 

Correspondence, newspaper clippings, photos., and printed matter 
relating to the activities of foreign students, both at Cornell Univer- 
sity and after their return to their own countries, and the activities 
of the Chinese Students' and Cosmopolitan Clubs at Cornell. Includes 
material pertaining to Richard Beck, S. N. Bose, Lan-Ko Chang, C. L. 
Chlen, Paul C Fugh, Manuel A. Gonzalez, S. C. Hsueh, P. C. King, 
H. S. Lee, K. S. Lee, Bapi Needu, H. H. Pandya, Hu Shih, S. J. Theo- 
dore, Chien Yang, and others. 

MS 62-3933 



New York State Agricultural Society. 

Records, 1841-1954, 

ca. 6 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1759) 

Correspondence, proceedings and minutes of annual meetings, cita- 
tions, resolutions, speeches, lists of members, and printed matter. The 
bulk of the collection relates to the 20th century but includes such 
Items as the Society's museum catalog (1859). Correspondents in- 
clude Charles H. Baldwin, Perley M. Eastman, Joseph M. Hurley, and 
Van C Whittemore. 

. MS62-3934 



Metropolitan Cooperative MOk Producers Bargaining 
Agency. 

Scrapbooks, 1932-35. 

8 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1899) 

Newspaper clippings pertaining to milk marketing, pricing and 
control, milk strikes, State and county fairs, the appointment of 
Charles H. Baldwin as New York. State Commissioner of A gricu lture 
and Markets, and other matters of interest to the dairy industry. 

MS 62-3935 



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Maynard, Leonard Amby, 1887- 

Papers, 1940-49. 

5 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (29/1/292) 

University professor. Includes administrative papers pertaining 
to Maynard's positions as director of the U. S. Plant, Soil, and Nutri- 
tion Laboratory, New York State College of Agriculture, director of 
the School of Nutrition, Cornell University, and head of the Dept of 
Biochemistry and Nutrition, and of the Laboratory of Animal Nutri- 
tion, New York State College of Agriculture. 

MS 62-3936 

Letsehe, Jay Harry, 1888- 
Scrapbooks, 1917-29. 

Univ n eSrrArS^l^ L ) ibrary ' ™**** « ^^ HiSt0ry and 
Correspondence, pictures, maps, military orders, commissions, cita- 
tions, newspaper- clippings and other papers relating chiefly to 
Letsehe s service as an American Expeditionary Force officer in World 
War i Includes letters from Letsehe to his family from training 
camps In Georgia and Tennessee and from France, and a cony of the 
history of the 326th Begt 

MS 62-8937 

Men family. 

Papers, 1855-1917. 
3 items and 4 v. 

Un^Sri^fv^? 1 , 6 3 L , lbrai7 - C0l,eCtl0n <* ***** **»« «* 
Farm account books (1835-1913) from Cayuga Co N T a notice 
of appointment (1858) as overseer of hlghvSysflease (1907 witt ex! 
tensions to 1917), and a stock certificate (M90)o? George' W Idel 
and Jane E. Iden of Sherwood, N. Y. «orge w. iaen 

MS 62-3938 



Hoyt, Arthur J 1866- 

Papers, 1872-195L 

J^S^iSSS^^'- ColIec0on <* ■*«•> History and 

*,?£?$!&£ MoraTia - N - Y - Easiness and personal correspondence, 
diary (1889), legal papers, account books, bills, orders, receipts, h> 
come tax records, trade catalogues, orders for lenses, prescriptions, 
printed mailing lists, advertising circulars, photcsTirSsttw 
records and personal papers. 

MS 62-3939 

Hiscock, Frank Harris, 1865-1946 

Speeches, 1904-47. 

lv. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (41/5/173) *"»iury anu 

Judge and trustee of Cornell University. Typewritten copies of 
occasional speeches made by Hiscock and speeches made in his honor 
at a memorial service (1917) 

MS 62-3940 



Haynes, Myrte Rice, d. 1957. 
Genealogical papers, 1909-54. 

uJ?eS™lVSfve^l1o5 I ) ibrai7 ' C ° J1 ' Xam ° f Ee8l ° nal HlBt0ry aD<i 
Correspondence, mostly from relatives of Myrte Rice Haynes about 
genealogical matters; many pages of undated notes on the genealogy 
of numerous families, heraldry, genealogical methodology and bibliog- 
raphy, and other matters related to genealogy; newspaper clippings 
and seven pamphlets on genealogy and history. 

MS 62-3941 

Goodsell, Eugene A 

Papers, 1886-1904. 

10 v. 

^SSS^^SSS^H^' C °^ l ° D * Beg,0Ml H1St0r7 *** 

Physician of Af ton, Chenango Co, N. Y. Accounts with patients, 

notes on symptoms of various diseases and their remedies or cures, 

Seath™ pertalnI, « t0 tte settlement of Goodsell's affairs after hjfl 

MS 62-3942 



Gage, Henry Phelps, 1886-1956. 

Papers, 1886-1955. 

26 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1874) 

Physicist and inventor. Correspondence, diaries, notes on the life 
of Simon Henry Gage, notebooks of lectures heard at Ithaca High 
School and Cornell University, much printed matter on physics and 
related subjects, slides, photos., photographic plates, and miscellane- 
ous papers. Includes correspondence and other papers pertaining to 
Gage's work as head of the Optical Laboratory of the Corning Glass 
Works (1911-47) and to his membership in various scientific socie- 
ties ; and personal and family correspondence. 

MS 62-3943 

Gnterman, Carl Edward Frederick, 1903-1956, collector. 
Agricultural organization programs, 1936-56. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/12/402) 

Includes programs of business meetings, dinners, and special cele- 
brations held by numerous State agricultural organizations and New 
Tork State College of Agriculture groups In which Gnterman actively 
participated. 

MS 62-3944 

Fiske, Willard, 1831-1904. 

Papers, 1847-1903. 

7 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (TZ/1/S48) ' 

Journalist librarian, educator, bibliophile. Correspondence, scrap- 
books, and account books pertaining chiefly to Fiske's activities as a 
book collector. Extensive family correspondence and other letters re- 
lating to Fiske's education, bis career as a journalist, his activities as 
a professor and librarian at Cornell University, his interest in chess, 
and his cultural studies of Iceland and Egypt Correspondents In- 
clude George Lincoln Burr, Wendell Phillips Garrison George W 
Harris, Samuel May, and Charles Dndley Warner. 

Futt name: Daniel Willard Fiske. 
MS 62-3945 

Fincher, Myron G 1898- 

Papers, 1937-54. 

23 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (24/1/393) 

Professor of veterinary medicine. Administrative correspondence 
and records pertaining chiefly to the organization and operation of 
the New York State Mastitis Control Program. 

MS 62-3946 



Hensel family. 

Papers, 1890-1920. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence between the following related families: Haupt 
Hensel, Keller, and Norton. Letters from 1840-52 were written from 
Pennsylvania and deal with fashions, schools, social life, family mat- 
ters, and religion. Letters from 1861-1920 center around the Hensel 
and Norton families living in Pennsylvania, Dakota Territory, and St 
Paul, and concern social activities, schools, and other family affairs. 
Most of the correspondence is between Mary Elizabeth (Keller) Nor- 
ton and her daughter Anna (Norton) Hensel. Other family members 
represented include Anna Cecelia (Keller) Haupt Herman Haupt 
John Henry Hensel (1855-1927), and Charles Francis Norton. 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Charles N. Hensel, 1959. 

MS 62-3947 



Kingsbury, Jacob, 1756-1837. 

Papers, 1800-14. 

75 items- and li v. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Army officer. Correspondence, military reports, and other docu- 
ments. Includes 3 letter books (1804-05, 1810) kept by Kingsbury's 
aides, containing 415 letters relating to military matters in the North- 
west ; and papers relating to events and conditions at Fort Dearborn. 
Primary points of origin of the letters are Detroit Micbillmackinac, 
and Camp Bellefontaine. Many of the letters are from James Wil- 
kinson (1757-1825) at St Louis. The material Is related to the 
library's Henry Dearborn papers. 

Purchase, 1906 ; purchased from Forest Sweet, 1948. 

MS 62-3948 



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Ogden, William Butler, 1805-1877. 

Business records, 1835-81. 

770 items and 3 v. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Businessman and mayor of Chicago. Correspondence, account 
sheets, receipts, indentures, articles of agreement and other papers 
relating to Ogden's business activities, and to the realty firms of 
Ogden & Jones, Ogden, Jones & Co., and Ogden, Fleetwood & Co. 
Includes material concerning the companies* handling of land and 
property transactions and management involving Chicago and Illinois 
holdings. Persons represented include Joseph D. Beers, Arthur 
Bronson, Frederick Bronson, Stanley H. Fleetwood, William E. Jones, 
and Edward A. RusselL 

Gift of Eugene Fishburn, 1913 ; purchased, 1949. 

MS 62-3949 

Scharf, Albert Frederick, 1847-1929. 

Papers, 1859-1926. 

88 items, 1 v., and ca. 850 p. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Diary, maps, and notes for a proposed publication on Indian Til- 
lages, trails, and fortifications in northern Illinois. The papers con- 
tain frequent references to archaeological findings in the Chicago 
area and miscellaneous material relating to Scharf and his Indian 
research, the Scharf family, and events in Chicago history. The 
maps have been divided into two volumes: Indian trails and villages 
of Chicago and Cook, DnPage and Will Counties, IH; and Portage 
trails in relation to the division of waters, including portions of 
Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift, 1925 and other nnspedfied dates. 

MS 62-3950 

Hndgins, William Howder, 1825-1895. 

Papers, 1846-95. 

280 items and 3 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Papers of Budgtos as commissioner of accounts, justice of the 
peace, and commissioner in chancery in Mathews Co., Va. ; estate 
papers; minutes f 1853-54) of Chesapeake Lodge no. 89 (Mathews 
Co., Va.), Independent Order of Odd Fellows; and two ledgers and 
a daybook of the Hudgins General Store, Cricket Hill, Va. (1846-70) 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Gift of William Raymond Thomas, 1959. 

MS 62-3951 

American Fur Company. 

Records, 1816-1947. 

ca. 1050 items and 1 v. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence relating to the conduct of trade and the condition 
of supplies ; and an account book (1821-22) kept at Michilimackinac, 
recording supplies and merchandise purchased by various trading 
outfits. Includes letters by Milo M. Quaife and others reporting on 
the condition and location of the original papers of the American Fur 
Co. Correspondents include James Abbott, John Jacob Astor (1763- 
1848), Joseph Bailly (b. 1774), Benjamin F. Clapp, Ramsay Crooks 
(1787-1850), David Stone, Robert Stuart (1785-1848), and William 
Henson Wallace (1811-1879) 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchase and gift, 1919-21. 

MS 62-3952 

St. PauL Protestant Home. 

Records, 1867-1937. 
ca. 50 items and 10 v. 

in Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
.Minutes, accounts, reports, diary, and miscellaneous papers. 
Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the Protestant Home of St Paul and Mrs. Henry Cowie. 

MS 62-3953 

Wigmore, John Henry, 1863-1943. 

Papers, 1888-1942. 

139 ft. 

In Northwestern University Law Library. 

lawyer and university professor. Correspondence, diaries, MSS. 
of Wigmore's legal works, lectures, memoranda, and other papers, 
photos., and slides. Includes correspondence for copyright consents, 
documents on the Sacco-Vanzetti case (1827), Harvard Law School 
lectures (1935), League of Nations lectures and correspondence. Wig- 
more genealogy, correspondence (1903-33) with Little, Brown and 
Co, and letters (1888-1921) from Franklin K. Lane. 

Open to investigators under'library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository. 

Deposited by Mr. Wigmore, 1893-1943. 

MS 62-3954 



Weyerhaeuser and Denkmann Company, Rock Island, Itl. 
Records, 1891-1934. 
1000 Items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Financial statements of a company organized by Frederick "Weyer- 
haeuser and Frederick C. A. Denkmann, which manufactured lumber, 
lath, and shingles. 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Information on restrictions available In the repository. 

Gift of the Weyerhaeuser Co., 1961. 

MS 62-3955 

Dougherty, John Alley, 1929- 

Papers, 1951-52. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Staff member of the Minnesota Historical Society and soldier. 
Correspondence, miscellaneous military papers, drawings, memo 
books, and other papers relating to Dougherty's Korean War ex- 
periences as a member of the 27th Infantry. The bulk of the papers 
consist of letters written by Dougherty to Edna Kahlert of St Paul 
and to his friends and relatives. The letters give Information on 
life In Army training camps, particularly at Fort Riley, Kans., the 
trip across the Pacific Ocean to Japan, the war iu Korea, and civilian 
life In Korea. 

Gift of Mr. Dougherty, 1959. 

MS 62-3956 

Hammer, Heinrich. 

Papers, 1853-1960. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part transcripts made In 1960 from originals In the possession 
of Dr. Fritz Braun, Kaiserslautern, Germany. 

Correspondence (in German) between Hammer and other members 
of his family, relating to his life In Chniicothe, Ohio, his work with 
a settlers' society and his removal to New TJlm, Minn sometime 
before 1860, his views on the outbreak of the Civil War, and his 
experiences in New trim during the Sioux Uprising of 1862; trans- 
lations of some of the letters; genealogical charts of the Hammer 
and Espenscheid families; and an article from the Minneapolis star 
(1960) concerning the discovery of the Hammer papers. 

Gift of Dr. Fritz Braun and John W. Larson, 1960. 

MS 62-3957 

Ellwood, Isaac L 1833-1910. 

Papers, 1885-1915. 

ca, 633 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Cattleman and developer of barbed wire. Correspondence and can- 
celed notes of Ellwood and of persons connected with the Bllwood 
estate, including material related to the Spade Ranch, Tex., to De- 
Kalb, 111, and to barbed wire. Persons named Include Frank H. 
Chappell and William L. Ellwood. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Frank H. Chappell, 1858. 

MS 62-3958 

Fisk, Greenleaf, 1807-1888. 

Papers, 1835-88. 

54 items. 

in Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Soldier, legislator, and judge. Deeds, bills of sale, and other 
papers, including material relating to Brown Co., Mina, and Bastrop, 
Tex., and to Jesse Billingsley. Includes typewritten transcripts of 
most of the papers. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the West Texas Museum, 1958. 

MS 62-3959 

Graey, Alice (Duggan) 

Papers, 1845-1951. 

ca. 360 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

In part photocopies, from a family Bible. 

Correspondence, biographical data, brochures, advertisements, clip- 
pings, photos., and other papers, including material on Arthur Pope 
Duggan (1876-1935), the Duggan family, George Washington Little- 
field, the Littlefield and Lamb County Real Estate Co., and W. B. 
Halsell Farms Co., the Isaac L. Ellwood estate, the Yellow House 
Ranch, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, Lamb County, 
Littlefield, Amherst and other towns of the Texas Panhandle. Cor- 
respondents Include Campbell J. Duggan, Richard Coke Hopping, E. S. 
Rowe, and William Pulver Soash. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Gracy, 1856. 

MS 62-3960 



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Huston, Ralph E 

Papers, 1905-19. 

294 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Agriculturist. Letters received (1911-16), personal papers and 
printed material. Includes a letter from Arthur Pope Dugga'n de- 
scribing the lands of George Washington JUttlefield; and material 
showing that Huston sold the Ruth feeder for the Maytag Co of 
Newton, Iowa, and was active in steam plowing, steam threshing, 
ana other farm operations. Places mentioned Include Plainview and 
Llttlefield. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Huston's estate, 1957. 

MS 62-3961 

Kingsbury, John M 

Correspondence, 1858-60. 

44 items. 

In DeGolyer Foundation library (Dallas) 

Merchant Correspondence with James Josiah Webb describing 
Santa Fe and its trade, political and social conditions in New Mexico, 
Indian depredation, and overland mail. 

Purchased from Edward Eberstadt by E. L. DeGolyer, Sr„ 1948. 

MS 62-3962 

Moore, John Maries, 1811-1892. 
Papers, 1838-1925. 
210 Items. 

In DaUas Historical Society collections (AS9171) 

Businessman. Correspondence, diaries, legal papers, notebooks, 
clippings, and photos. Includes correspondence and legal papers on 
the Corpus Christ! ship channel, some material on Moore's work as 
purchasing agent (1862-65) of the Texas State Military Board, and 
family correspondence. — •— m -— • 

Unpublished calendar In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Haynes Herbert. 

MS 62-3963 

Collins, Thomas P d. 1873. 

Papers, 1843-1921. 

360 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Merchant of Crockett, Tex. Correspondence of the Collins family, 
concerning family news, local conditions, and personal affairs- and 
promissory notes, bills, receipts, notarized accounts, envelopes,' and 
Z. C. Wilson's law license (1866) 

Unpublished guide and calendar in the library 

Acquired, 1935. 

MS 62-3964 

Crocheron, Helen. 

Scrapbooks, 1888-1940. 

2 v. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Photocopies of originals In the possession of Mrs. B. F TroxelL 

cuppings and pictures on World War re, Texas history. U S aeoz- 
raphy, Ashbel Smith, biography, speeches, social affairs, jokes, cores, 
and other matters. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Acquired through Jo *"n Sharp, 1949. 

MS 62-3965 
Jefferson Davis scrapbooks, 1850-89. 

3 v. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 

News clippings, pictures, political cartoons, and 40 envelopes bear- 
ing printed poems, sayings, and pictures. The material is predomi- 
nantly Northern and anti-Davis in sympathy. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchase, 1939. 

MS62-3966 

Dodd, Edward Lewis, 1875-1948. 

Correspondence, 1913-42. 

170 items. 

In University, of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 
^Mathematics professor. Correspondence with mathematicians to 
Brazil. Japan, Mexico, Switzerland, Hungary, France, and Italy, con- 
2SSL fT£L ,m ? **!** of stotteu «<l *ormuW and equation* 
|gnareand professional meetings, the publication of arttclesTaud 

Unpublished guide In the library 
Gift of Mrs. Dodd, 1945. 

MS 62-3967 



Duckworth, J D W 

Duckworth-Smith-McPherson papers, 1835-85. 

73 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Correspondence, land papers, certificates, and other papers of 
Duckworth, Dr. O. G. McPherson, and Jordan Smith, and their wives; 
and a will (1850) of Mrs. Francis Smith. Includes material on per- 
sonal affairs, social and economic conditions, land, and Negroes, In 
Harris, Travis, Bastrop, and other Texas Counties, and in Kentucky 
and Mississippi. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Purchased from Mrs. Moehring, 1940. 

MS62-3968 



Dwyer, Thomas, d. 1876. 

Papers, 1858-1907. 

4ft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Merchant and politician, of Washington Co., Tex. Three letter 
press books (1874-1905) of the establishment run by Dwyer and his 
son; 35 account books, including cash records, dally sales records, 
horse purchases, tally lists, and invoices, for stores in Brazoria ; Bren- 
ham, Columbia, and Quinton, Tex.; and bills, receipts, Civil War 
notes Issued by Texas and Washington Co, records (1877) of the 
Dwyer Beading Boom and Library Association in Brenham, and legal 
papers In cases concerning Dwyer. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Mary Boss through J. E. Haley, 1936. 

MS 62-3969 



Edmond, Kate, d. ca. 1940. 

Papers, 1866-1940. 

ca. 100 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Teacher. Correspondence, mostly received by Miss Edmond, In- 
cluding material on family and personal affairs, a description of New 
Orleans in 1866, and 2 letters on her death ; and notebooks including 
material on chemistry, French, and cooking. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Purchase, 1947. 

MS 62-3970 



Ellis, Powhatan, 1790-1863. 

Papers. 1811-36. 

ca. 1ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives, 

Lawyer, soldier, judge, diplomat, and Senator from Mississippi. 
Correspondence (mainly 1828, 1S32), hills, receipts, 4 news clippings, 
a map, and pamphlets, including material on the War of 1812, politics, 
post roads, personal affairs, salaries, and employment. Correspond- 
ents include William C. Cage, Thomas Coffee, George Polndexter, 
John A. Quitman, and Oondy Baguet. 

Unpubused guide and Inventory in the library. 

Purchased from Frank Glenn, 1940. 

MS 62-3971 



Emmett, Chris, 1886- 
Papers. 

ca. 400 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative) 

Historian. Reminiscences of Jennie Coopwood, fnnirii? Fisher, 
Cubit Blanks and others, news clippings, and 7 v. of notes from the 
Abel Head Pierce papers in the library, collected by Emmett in prep- 
aration for his book, Texas camel tales (published 1932), concern- 
ing the experimental use of camels in the 1850*8, and associated his- 
toric sites in Texas. Also Includes material on the Emmett family. 

Gift of Mr. Emmett, 1945-52. 

MS 62-3972 



Carr & Carr, Manchester, Iowa. 

Kecords, 1857-1957. 

ca. 100 ft (ca. 71,000 items) 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Complete records of a pioneer law firm and of several of its prede- 
cessors, including correspondence, account books, ledgers, cases, jour- 
nals, and receipts; records of the Manchester and Oneida Ballroad; 
and material on the activities of several members of the firm in State 
and local politics. Members represented included Amos S. Blair, 
Charles E Bronson, Edward Michael Carr, Hubert Carr Bay B. 
Griffin, and Millard F. LeBoy. 

Gift of Hubert Carr, 1950-60. 

MS 62-3973 



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Curtis Companies, inc. 

Records, 1869-1948. 

ca.60ft. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Correspondence, ledgers, journals, cashbooks, stockbooks, and min- 
ute books, of Curtis Brothers and Company and several of Its affili- 
ates, concerning the lumber and woodworking industries. Correspond- 
ents include Georce Martin Curtis (1844-1921) 

Gift of George M. Curtis, 1939. 

MS 62-3974 



Dexter Company, Fairfield, Iowa. 
Records, 1904-54. 
ca. 20 ft. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Journals, account books, minute books, and other records of a 
washing machine manufacturing company, covering its history up to 
its absorption by the Pbilco Corporation. 
Gift of the company, 1958. 

MS 62-3975 



Fanners Grain Dealers Association of Iowa. 

Records, 1904-43. 

ca.40ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Correspondence, minutes, and stenographic reports of annual con- 
ventions. Also includes records of the Farmers Agricultural Credit 
Co., the Farmers National Grain Dealers Association, and the Iowa 
Cooperative Grain Co. 

Gift of the association, 1964. 

MS 62-3976 



Farmers' State Mutual Hail Insurance Company, Esther- 
ville, Iowa. 

Records, 1898-1952. 

ca. 120 ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Correspondence, ledgers, applications, and other records; and cor- 
respondence of Mark John Grove, president of the company and of 
the Iowa Savings Bank of Esthervllle. Contains material on hall In- 
surance, farm valuation, and banking In Iowa. 

Index In the library. 

Gift of the company, 1955. 

MS 62-3977 



Connor, Seymour V 

Biggers notes, 1960-61. 

771 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Historian. Correspondence and notes concerning Bon Hampton 
Blggers, and drafts and galley proofs of Connor's work, A Biggera 
Chronicle (published 1961). Includes data supplied by John Lee 
Smith, and correspondence with James Frank Dobie, James Kvetts 
Haley, and Boyce House. 

Inventory in the repository. 

MS 62-3978 



Sadler, F W collector. 

Harley Sadler papers, ca. 1954. 
79 items and 2 v. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 
A scrapbook, scrapbook material, and a play, relating to Harley 
Sadler (1892-1854) mostly originating with his death, Including mate- 
rial on his career as showman, oilman, and Texas legislator. 
Inventory In the repository. 
Gift of West Texas Museum, 1959. 

MS 62-3979 



Cook, Gertrude (Harris) 

Scrapbooks. 

4 ft (28 v.) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Author. Contains the writings of Mrs. Cook, and material relating 
to New Mexico, Texas, and World War rt, particularly. Fort Sumner, 
Sante Fe, and Taos, N. M-! Estacado, Fredericksburg, HuntsvUle, 
Lubbock, Monlton Institute, and Panna Maria, Tex. ; and Chester W. 
Nlmitz. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Cook, 1959. 

MS 62-3980 



Cocke, Joseph. 

Papers, 1932-42. 

6 ft (ca. 14,000 items) 

In Texas Technological College. Southwest Collection. 

Lawyer, of Austin, Tex. Includes 195 folders of papers reflecting 
Cocke's legal work for his father-in-law, Malcolm H. Beed, and others, 
and canceled checks and bank statements of Cocke and of Margaret B. 
Beed. 

Inventory In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Cocke, 1956. 

MS 62-3981 



Carter-Houston Dry Goods Company, Plaimview, Tex. 
Records, 1914-i8. 
2v. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 
A cashbook and an account ledger. 
Gift of Tom B. Carter, 1958. 

MS 62-3982 



Campbell, Henry Harrison, 1840-1911. 

Papers, 1869-97. 

ISO items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Cattleman. Family and business correspondence, promissory notes, 
receipts, checks, invitations, a statement of supplies purchased from 
Boblnson Bros. & Co., of Harrold, in Wilbarger County, a funeral 
notice (1877) of Margaret T. Hamilton, a program and menu (1881) 
of a stockmen's, banquet at Fort Worth, an unidentified journal and 
cashbook from Ennls, Tex., and a weather diary (1890). Includes 
material on the ranch of the Matador Land and Cattle Co. and on 
Motley County In which It centered. Persons mentioned Include A. M. 
Brinton (Campbell's partner) and Harry H. Campbell (his son) 

Inventory In the repository. 

Gift of Harry H. Cimpbell to the West Texas Museum, 1954. 

MS 62-3983 



Breedlove, William Clent, 1900-1953. 

Papers. 

5 ft (8T3 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Aviator. Personal papers, pilot logbooks, news clippings, photos., 
a tape recorded interview of Mrs. Breedlove about her husband, and 
other papers, relating to the history of aviation on the southern plains 
of Texas. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Breedlove, 1967. 

MS 62-3984 



Botsford, Ed M 1869- collector. 

Papers, ca. 1893-ca. 1956. 

125 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Cowboy and showman. Clippings, prints of portraits by Charles M 
Russell, pamphlets, postcards, railway contracts for Bhipplng cattle, 
tickets, a payroll (1936) for Indians appearing at the Texas Centen- 
nial, and 73 photos, of show people and scenes, collected during Bots- 
ford's 37 years with western shows such as Buffalo Bill's Wild West 
Show, the Miller Brothers' 101 Ranch, and Pawnee Bill's Great Far 
East Show. Also includes 2 tape recorded interviews of Botsford 
about his career. 

Inventory In the repository. Also described In Montana, the maga- 
zine of western history, v. 7, no. 2 (Spring 1957) p. 2-11. 

Gift of Mr. Botsford, 1S56. 

MS 62-3985 



Diggers, Don Hampton, 1868-1957. 

Papers. 

2 ft (500 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Journalist and politician. Correspondence (1919-57), scrapbooks, 
newspaper clippings, photos, and samples of Blggers' writings includ- 
ing broadsides, pamphlets, and other material. Contains material re- 
lating to Elijah L. Shettles, James E. Ferguson, and the Ku Elux 
m«n Correspondents include James V. Allred, Roy Bedichek, Oscar 
Branch Colquitt, Thomas Terry Connelly, Lynch Davidson, James 
Harvey Davis, James Frank Dobie, Mary C. Jones', Maury Maverick, 
Earle B. Mayneld, Dan Moody, Drew Pearson, Carl Coke Bister, Jerry 
Sadler, Ralph W. Yarborongh, and other public figures. 

Inventory In the repository. 

Gifts of Eula Blggers Long, C. E. Biggers, and Barl G. Blggers, 
1960-61. 

MS 62-3986 



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Baker Mercantile Company. 

Eecords, 1896-1954. 

KM ft. (70.SN-1 items) 

In Texas Terhiinlopical Collejre, Southwest Collection 
h«S'^ 5 ? 0I1<lence (1M5 -« 8 ). Journals, ledgers, daybooks cashbooks, 
bank statements, canceled checks, and Invoices, tacludiog^uaterial 

Sfto Uta<£ t5 C0Dd " i<mS dUring *• depressIon " *?S3S 
Inventory ln'toe repository. 
Gift of the company through Mr. France Baker. 

MS 62-3987 

Adams family. 

Papers. 1870-1921. 

2ft. ' 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection 

Correspondence, promissory notes, bills or sale, deeds, receipts, a 

SSlf' ,W?,^ bum ^' <md otber P""* 18 - InCnfles checks and bank- 
books (1902-13) and cotton weight certificates (1919-20) of H P 
Adams, a pioneer settler of Terry Co., Tex : and a list (1916) of 
H5K d !SS! s ' ?? d marriages In the Hull and Franklin families from 
1798 to 1883. Contains material relatliig to Terry Co. and Brown- 
field, Tex., and to cotton. - »«••—» »™r 

Inventory in the repository. 

Olft of Eddie M. Brown, 19SL 

MS 62-8988 

Andrews, Ruth (Horn) 

Papers on Texas Technological College, 1925-C6. 

2 ft (1804 Items) ^^ 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Correspondence and research material used hy Mrs. Andrews in 
writing The first thirty years, a history of Texas Technological Col- 
lege (published 1956) . Includes material relating to her father Paul 
w. Horn, first president of the college 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Andrews, 1962. 

MS 62-3989 

Childers, George P 

Papers, 1917-24. 

ca.2ft- 

In University of Texas library, Texas Archives. 

Soldier. Reminiscences (1918) of military activities, military orders 
and_c£culars, several picture albums of various areas in France and 
of U. S. ships, French maps, and printed material. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. E. B. Robinson, 1925. 

MS 62-3990 

Clark, Edward, 1815-1880. 

Papers, 1842-1910. 

TOitems. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative) 

Lawyer, legislator, Confederate officer, and Governor of Texas. 
Correspondence (1846-65) of Clark concerning naval commissions, 
raising troops, and refusal to run for Governor ; correspondence (1907- 
J?> "J"* Clark; and Clark's diary (1842-43) discussing social affairs 
and mentioning Samuel M. Williams. Correspondents include Jeffer- 
BonDavfs, John S. Ford, Sidney Sherman, and Earl Van Dora. 

Unpublished guide in the library 

Gift of J. E. Clark and O. H. Clark, 1934. 

MS 62-3991 

Clayton, Nicholas J 

Papers, ca. 1869-1909. 

ca. 4 items and 6 v. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Architect of Galveston. Ca. 6 letter press books (1898-1909) in- 
cluding plans and specifications of Jobs for which Clayton contracted 
and a plan for the climax sanitary floor which he invented, reminis- 
cences of Texas Rangers and Indians (1869), and printed material. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift 

MS 62-3992 
Clow, Alice. 

Papers, 1846-1917. 

ca.100 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 

^Resident of Coleman, Tex. Letters (ca. 30 items, 1846-57) of 
lizzie Adams and Robert J. Clow to Mary A. Maverick, letters (1906- 
17) to Alice Clow, poems, invitations, bills, a promissory note, a land 
transfer record, and pictures of the Clow family 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. C. G. Pitts, 1831. 

MS 62-3993 



Cochran, Richard E 1818-1846. 

Papers, 1838-47. 

14 items and 1 v. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Army officer. Letters of Cochran to his family describing Army 
life; letters from other soldiers. offering condolences, and describing 
events leading to Cochran's death in tie Battle of Resaca de la Palma ; 
a scrapbnok of clippings, reports, articles, poems, quotations, and a 
genealogy, including material on movements of the U. S. Army In 
1846, Cochran's life, death and reburlaL and the Cochran family; a 
map of the battle ; a commission ; and a resolution on Cochran's death. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mary Palm, 1926. 

MS 62-3994 

Baird, James W 

Papers, 1882-1913. 

60 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Businessman and Populist leader. Correspondence of Baird with 
local. State, and National leaders of the People's Party, including Jo 
A. Parker, and of the Farmers' Alliance ; and related printed material 
The bulk of the material Is 1885-1900. The material is related to the 
library's A. J. Rose collection. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift, through Roscoe C. Martin. 

MS 62-3995 

Baker, Bnell O 1890- 

Papers, 1892-1946. 

700 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, photocopies (positive) 

Lawyer and stenographic reporter. Correspondence (1912-45) 
articles, clippings, pictures, and a map, concerning Baker's efforts to 
collect a library on shorthand, concerning legends of buried treasures 
and supposed indications of locations cut on rocks and trees, and con- 
cerning Texas politics and history. Correspondents include J Frank 
Dobie, and the National Shorthand Reporters Association. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Purchased from Mrs. Baker, 1946. 

MS62-3996 

BaUinger, William Pitt, 1825-1888. 

Papers, 1816-1900. 

29ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Lawyer, and Confederate receiver at Galveston, Tex. Correspond- 
ence, letter press books, diaries (1854-86), news dippings, and other 
papers, including materia] on economic, social and political aspects of 
Texas history from statehood through toe Reconstruction. Corre- 
spondents include John Borden, Guy M Bryan, James Harrison, Bd- 
nrand Kirby Smith, Thomas F. McKInney, John B. Magruder and 
Ellsha Marshall Pease. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Ballinger Mills and Mrs. T. J. Holbrook, 1934-41 

MS 62-3997 

Barker, Eugene Campbell, 1874-1956. 
Papers, ca. 1899-1953. 

17 ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Historian. Personal, business and professional correspondence, 
speeches and addresses, lectures and notes for lectures, historical 
studies, published articles, photos., and a guest book, including ma- 
terial on Texas, the Southwest, the Texas State Historical Associ- 
ation, and its Southwestern historical quarterly, and the major 
research projects during toe first half of the 20th century on Texas 
history. Correspondents include Herbert B. Bolton. Lester Bugbee, 
James Everts Haley, and most of the prominent American historians 
of Barker's time. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Mr. Barker,1937-56. 

MS 62-3998 

Barter, Miles, 1833-1907. 

Papery, ca. 1899-1907. 

ca. 400 items. 

In University of Texas Library. Texas Archives. 

Merchant and peace officer. Personal correspondence, ca. 200 
pictures, 2 autograph books, a genealogy, news clippings, other printed 
matter, and a map, including material on the Barter and Monroe 
families, and on Llano, Texas. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Jane E. Nicholson, 1956. 

MS 62-3999 



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Barrett, Don Carlos, 1788-1838. 
Papers, 1820-95. 

105 Stents. 

In University of Texas Library. Texas Archives. 

In large part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative! 

Lawyer and Texas Army officer. Correspondence (1825-38). legal 
papers, and .biographical 'material, concerning legal affairs, land, per- 
sonal introductions and recommendations. Barrett's estate and poli- 
tics, Sam Houston, and Mirabeau B. Lamar. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of B. D. Tillinghast through Mrs. T. B. Home, 1943. 

MS 62-4000 

Barry, James Buckner, 1821-1906. 

Papers. 1847-1017. 

2 ft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Soldier and peace officer. Family correspondence (late 1840's), 
business, official and military correspondence (ca. 1S50-1900). ac- 
count papers (mostly 1S61-65), John .Salmon's book of military orders 
(1864-65) relating to the Texas frontier, muster rolls and battalion 
reports of Confederate troops at Fort Belknap and Camp Cooper, 
diaries (1S53-64), and legal pnpers concerning land and Barry's 
career as a frontier peace officer. Correspondents include August 
Barry, Bryant B. Barry, Claudius Barry, John E. Baylor, Albert S. 
Burleson, Edmund Kirty Smith, Francis R. Lubbock, Henry E. Me- 
Culloch, and Roger Q. Mills. 

Finding aids in the library. 

Gift of J. K. Greer and Koss Barry, 1028-30. 

MS G2-4001 



Bartholomew, Eugene C 

Paper.*, 1810-1904. 



1839-1923. 



2 ft. 



In University of Texas Library. Texas Archives. 

Businessman and public official of Austin. Tex. Correspondence, 
account papers (1869-74), memoranda of warrants, bonnd receipts 
(1873-75), legal papers, records of the Star State Savings Associ- 
ation, an autograph hook, notebooks of quotations uud ethical obser- 
vations, scrapbooks, the Enoch Wright estate record (1810), and a 
record of -votes (1868) in the Texas Bouse of Representatives. 
Mainly concerns Bartholomews transactions as realtor and banker, 
but includes material relating to his personal affairs, his public serv- 
ice, and Texas politics. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of C. M. Bartholomew, 1924. 

MS 62-4002 

Behrns, Francis Marion. 

Papers, 1871-1941. 

3 ft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Educator. Family correspondence, financial records, records of 
land transfers in LUno and other Texas counties, papers (1890) 
relating to the West Texas Normal and Business College, Cherokee, 
Tex., which Behrns founded, a sernpbook of national politics in 1912, 
news clippings, travel folders, other printed material, maps, and 
miscellaneous personal papers. The material is related to the library's 
Miles Barler collection. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Ben Behrns. 1943. 

MS 62-4003 

BiUingsley, Jesse, 1810-1880. 

Papers, 1871-87. 

ca. 650 p. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Soldier and legislator. Personal and business correspondence, 
legal papers, land records, and receipts, including material on the 
Texas Revolution and Sam Houston. Correspondents include David 
G. Burnett, John Marshall (died 1862), editor of the Austin State 
gazette, and Sidney Sherman. The material is related to the 
library's William C. BUlIngsley family collection. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. J. T. Gaunt, 1932, 

MS 62-4004 

Black, Reading Wood, 1830-1867. 
Papers, 1862-1934. 

125 Items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Founder of Uvalde, Tex. Correspondence, diaries (1864-06), rec- 
ords of litigation over Black's estate, bills of sale, obituaries, an 
article, and pictures, including material on Indian treaties and depre- 
dations, Uvalde land, the Texas Legislature (in which Black served. 
1866-67), social affairs, travel, personalities, and the weather. Cor- 
respondents include Mrs. Black, Philip Henry Sheridan, U. L. Strat- 
ton, and James Webb Throckmorton. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Acquired from Mrs. William Wright, 1944. 

MS 62-4005 



Blitz, Julien Paul. 

Papers, ca. 1883-1941. 

8 items and 4 v. 

In University of Texas Library. Texas Archives. 

Musician and educator. Eight student papers on the history of 
music in 8 Texas anil New Mexico towns ; and 4 scrapbooks of clip- 
pings programs, a narrative, pictures, end awards, relating to Elite" 
career. The material is related to the library's Mary Dunn collection. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of E. Blite and Mrs. Jefferson Spell, 1938?-47. 

MS 62-4006 

Bowers, M H d. ca. 1871. 

Papers, 1832-95. 

ca. 1000 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Lawyer. Correspondence, briefs, overdue notes, petitions, other 
legal papers, speeches, an account book, notes and decisions (1858- 
61) of courts in Burnet, San Saba and Travis Counties, news clip- 
pings (1S4S-71), and other printed matter (1855-70), including ma- 
terial on bankruptcy cases, the activities of Bowers' several law Arms 
(before and after his death), his service in the Texas Legislature 
(1863-64), his service as a Confederate soldier, the Secession Con- 
vention, Thomas Jefferson Green (1802-1863), George Rivers, and 
the estate of the Kirchburg family. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. W. S. Red and lire. R. M. Thompson, 1928. 

MS 62-4007 



Arnett, William Washington, 1823-1892. 

Papers, 1841-92. 

S3 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, transcripts, and photocopies (positive) 

Journalist and local official. Correspondence, reminiscences, ar- 
ticles for the Uvalde hesperlan (Uvalde, Tex), clippings, and printed 
matter, including material on Kinney County in the 1880's, Brackett 
(later Brackettville) in the 1850's and 1880's, the Arnett family, and 
the various localities of the Old Southwest in which members of the 
family lived in the early 1840's. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. T. M. Milam, 1932. 

MS62-4008 



Austin Bible Society. 

Records, 1904-35. 

ca. 520 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Correspondence, minutes, financial records, programs, brochures, 
and a few news clippings. Persons named include Fredericb Eby, 
Robert Gribbie, Theodore Moberg, and William C, Raines. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Frederick Eby, 1936. 

MS 62-4009 



Briggs, Clay Stone, 1876-1933. 

Papers, 1913-31. 

3ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Lawyer, judge, and U. S. Representative from Texas. Correspond- 
ence with John J. Pershing, Morris Sheppard, constituents, and 
soldiers ; news clippings and other printed material. Concerns 
transportation, agriculture, Alaska fisheries, soldiers' bonus, antt 
lynching legislation, retirement, tariff, and other congressional busi- 
ness. Most of the material falls during Briggs 1 service In Congress 
(1919-31) 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Purchase from Julien Dwight Martin, 1911. 

MS 62-4010 



Brooks, Victor Lee, 1870-1925. 
Papers, 1907-27. 

5ft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Lawyer, judge, and educator. Legal correspondence, briefs, notes 
on decisions, bills, a biographical address by Robert Lynn Batts, and 
other biographical material. Includes correspondence concerning 
William Green and his utility companies in San Marcos, Tex, and 
material on politics, finnnrtiii matters, cases in court, and personal 
property. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of the Brooks family, 1935. 

MS 62-4011 



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Brown, Prank, 1833-1913. 

Papers, en. 1820-1900. 

ca.2ft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 
(wSr.^» * urna "?' * nd historian. Brown's Annuals of Travis 
S^ S di ^ e 'i uy °* Austin, and other historical material concert 
ing the Travisjpounty area, its Indian tribes and exploreSXbert. 

™?i«~ °?k °? i^ lon . of J °* <***>*< "» «oc£TecononiteSd 
political life of Austin, Andrew Jackson Hamilton, Sam HomSl 

tEZ££&1 ^ bea " R L<U,Ulr ' PranClS ^*«"<^nd JanSweS 
Unpublished guide In the library. 
Gift of Mrs. White Brown Hatching, 1927. 

MS 62-4012 

Bunting, Robert Franklin, 1828-1891. 

Papers, 1861-1865. 

98 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, transcripts. 
»>J'S sl> 2 erU f ,? er S3f a "«>- Letters to the San Antonio herald am 
the Houston daily telegraph, and a diary (1862-83), written while 
Bunting was chaplain of the 8th Regiment of Texas Cavalry (also 
known as Terry's Texas Bangers). Related material is in the 
library's Henry S. Bunting collection. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Henry S. Bunting, 1944-47. 

MS 62-4013 

Campbell, Thomas Mitchell, 1836-1923. 

Papers. 1802, 1898-1921. 

ca. 600 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Lawyer, railroad executive, and Governor of Texas. Correspond- 
ence, the bulkof it during Campbell's campaigns for and service as 
Governor (1906-11), speeches during his campaigns for Governor 
and Senator, news clippings, financial reports (1904-ca. 1008) an 
Texas, a court decision in the Honeycut case, and other political 
papers. Includes material on Texas politics and railroads, and 
Campbell s position on various issues. Correspondents include James 
Stephen Hogg, Edward Mandell House, Thomas B. Love, and William 
F. Ramsey. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Drew Wommack, Jr., 1948-63. 

MS 62-4014 

Cairington, Leonidas D 

Papers, 1841-ca, 1943. 

ca. 100 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) and photocopies (negative) 
,,Sl ntederate officer - Correspondence (1845-80). land records 
(1841), genealogical notes and clippings (ca. 1890-ca. 1940) on the 
Carrington and Rothhaas families, material on George Edwin Gray 
quartermaster returns (1862-€4) filed by Cairington while serving 
in the 16th Regiment of Texas Infantry, his Civil War pardon (1864) 
and pictures. Correspondents include Mrs. Carrlngton and Burnett 
Carrington. 

Unpublished guide and calendar in the library 
■ Gift of Evelyn M. Cairington, 1939-43. 

MS 62-4015 

Cartledge, Eugene. 

Papers, 1874-1940. 

lft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 

Lawyer, of Austin, Tex. Legal papers relating to litigation over 
;? e ^?£J e ° tM - *- TaTlor in 1834; record books of the Texas Land 
Co. (1874-81) and the New York and Texas Land Co. (1882-1906) 
reporting the sale of town lots in Jacksonville, Kilgore, Longvlew, 
Lovelady, and Taylor, Tex.; a ledger (1903-20 of Cartledge land 
investments; and a ledger and records (1907-36) of land sales, dis- 
bursements, and miscellaneous instruments of Thomas R. White. 
Jr. The material is related to the library's New York and Texas 
Land Co. collection. ^^^ 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Cartledge, 1946. 

MS 62-4016 

Carttar, John 6 

Papers, ca, 1894-ca. 1918. 

ca. 250 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 
_News clippings and maps on Texas history, early capitals of Texas, 
Texas oil (1899), Galveston and the Galveston storm of 1900, Browns- 
ville and San Antonio, mining in Nevada, the Venezuelan boundary 
dispute, and World War i. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

MS 62-4017 



Cartwright, Matthew, 1807-1870. 

Papers, 1831-71. 

3 ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Merchant, farmer, and land dealer. Correspondence with Cart- 
wright's cotton factors, principally in New Orleans, concerning cotton 
growing and Negroes; 17 account books of his sales and purchases. 
Including a few of his contracts ; bins and receipts ; a few legal papers 
on the sale of slaves; a biographical sketch; and printed material. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of the heirs of Mr. Cartwright, 1928. 

MS 62-4018 



Coffins, Francis, 1820-1882. 

Papers, 1821-71. 

Ill items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Army officer, lawyer, and politician. Family correspondence, In- 
cluding letters 1843-44) written by Collins from the United States 
Military Academy; a diary (1846-48) ; a journal of Mexican War 
experiences as an aide to General James Shields, taken from the 
diary ; and a printed copy of the Journal In the Quarterly publication 
of the Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, v. 10, no. 2 and 3 
(Apr. and Jul. 1915) p. 37-109. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchase, 1943. 

MS 62-4019 

Mills, Roger Quarles, 1832-1911. 

Papers, 1850-1911. 

185 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer. Confederate officer, and U. S. Representative and Senator. 
Correspondence, Including letters of Mills to his wife while he served 
In the Texas legislature and in the Confederate Army, speeches, news 
clippings, and pamphlets. Includes material on politics and govern- 
ment in America after the Civil War, and In Texas. 

Gift of Mrs. Charles H. Hills. 

MS 62-4020 

McCoy family. 

Papers, 1798-1938. 

797 Items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A1082) 

In part, transcripts from originals In Historical Society of Kansas 
collections. — — — 

Correspondence, diaries, and autobiography (1814-15) of Isaac 
McCoy (Baptist missionary to the Indians), biographies, addresses, 
genealogies of the McCoy, Hester and Lee families, clippings, pam- 
phlets, and photos. Includes material on the Methodist Episcopal 
Church in Illinois, Baptists In Indiana, church history In Texas, 
Indians In Kansas, Dallas history, and lives of professional and busi- 
ness leaders in the family, such as John M. McCoy, a Dallas lawyer 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of the family. 

MS 62-4021 

Howard, William Eager, 1877-1948. 

Papers, 1557-1935. 

ca. 1500 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A3841) 

Physician and collector of books and MSS. Papers consist pri- 
marily of source material on Texas and M"i i» history collected by 
Howard. Also includes correspondence and clippings concerning book 
collecting, the Medical Association of Texas, the Pan American 
Medical Association, and the history of Texas and Mexico. 

Unpublished calendar In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Howard. 

MS 62-4022 



Faulk, James Jonathan, 1851-1935. 

Papers, 1849-1935. 

14,932 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A3587) 

Lawyer, legislator, and historian, of Athens, Tex. Correspondence 
and legal papers of Faulk and the law firm of Faulk and Faulk, and 
printed matter. Includes material on personal and business affairs, 
Henderson Co, real estate, political campaigns and Issues, the unifica- 
tion of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and Bodal welfare. 

Finding aid In the repository. 

Gift of Will Pan] Jones. 

MS 62-4023 



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Campbell family. 

Papers, 1841-1926. 

3714 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections ( A44119) 

Correspondence, field notes, land surrey notes, records of land sales 
in north Texas, account books. Confederate bank notes, clippings, and 
records (1887) of the Duck Creek Co-operative Association, concern- 
ing a Tennessee family, including William L. Campbell, which settled 
in Collin Co. in 1831. Includes material on land acquisition, farm 
operations, and the cost of living. Correspondents include relatives in 
Tennessee and Texas. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of Emma Campbell 

MS 62-4024 

Pechstein, Heinrich. 

Diaries, 1847-94. 
ca. 50 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Farmer. Diaries begun in Leopoldsburg, Ger., and continued in 
Lee Co., Iowa. 

Gift of Elora Blaettner, I960. 

MS 62-4026 

Whiting, Lyman, 1817-1906. 

Papers, 1836-1906. 

10 ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Congregational clergyman. Correspondence, diaries, sermons, ad- 
dresses, and other papers, concerning Whiting's pastorates in Brook- 
field and Lawrence, Mass., Reading and Philadelphia, Pa., Portsmouth, 
N. H., Brooklyn, N. Y., Providence, R. I., Dubuque, Iowa, Janesvllle, 
Wis., and Charleston, W. Va. 

Gift of Allen Langston, executor of the estate of Fanny Duren 
Boyd, 1958. ^ 

MS62-4026 

Snow and Hnber, PeUa, Iowa. 

Records, 1864-1901. 

8 ft (28 v.) 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Journals, ledgers, and a little advertising material, of a firm of 
grain and implement dealers. Partners are Charles E. Snow and 
David S. Huber. 

Gift of Ben A. Galer, 1959. 

MS62-4027 

Riley, William F 1884-1956. 

Papers, 1933-56. 

5 ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Lawyer -and judge. Correspondence and other papers, including 
material on Riley's career. State and National politics, the University 
of Iowa School of Religion, the Iowa Bar Association, and the Amer- 
ican Bar Association. ^Correspondents include Henry H. Craven, 
Archibald K. Gardner, Guy Mark Gillette, Clyde La Verne Herring, 
Richard Louis Murphy, Henry Agard Wallace; and other legal and 
political figures. 

Gift of Mrs. Riley, 1958. 

MS 62-4028 

Redhead, Wesley, 1825-1891. 

Papers, 1852-91. 

lft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Businessman, of Des Mouses. Correspondence and business papers 
concerning Redhead's activities as bookseller and land owner; and 
over 50 items of records of the Black Diamond Coal Co., organized 
by Samuel Jordan Klrkwood with Redhead and Tom Healght 
James P. Clarke is also mentioned. 

Gift of the Redhead family, 1959. 

MS 62-4029 

Murray, John, 1778-1843. 

Correspondence, 1809-42. 

320 Items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

English publisher. Mostly letters from Murray to John Wilson 
Croker. Includes 5 letters by William Gilford and several by John 
Gibson Lockhart The material is related to the library's Leigh Hunt 
collection. 

Unpublished M A. thesis, The Murray-Croker correspondence, by 
Andrew J. Green, is available in the library. 

Purchase from estate of Luther A. Brewer, 1931. Formerly In the 
possession of Walter E. Peck, and of a Mr. Pennell, a nephew of 
Oroker. 

MS 62-4030 



McCloy, Charles Harold, 1886-1959. 

Papers, 1930-59. 

ca. 9 ft. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Professor of physical education. Personal correspondence (mostly 
1954-59), speeches, outlines, and MSS. and reprints of McCloy"s 
publications. The material Is related to the library's University 
archives collection. 

Deposit of the State University of Iowa Athletic Dept, 1959. 

MS 62-4031 

McCain, Emlin, 1851-1915. 

Papers, 1869-1915. 

2ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Lawyer, judge, and professor. Personal and business correspon- 
dence, diaries, and speeches on painting. Most of the material dates 
before 1880, while McClaln was a law student at the University of 
Iowa, and secretary of Senator George Grover Wright Correspon- 
dents Include William D. Burk, Hadley M. Henley, and George Peter 
Russell 

Gift of the McClaln family. 

MS 62-4032 

Lewis, John C 1876-1956. 

Papers. 1937-54. 

4ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Labor leader. Correspondence, clippings, and other papers, relat- 
ing to Lewis' work as president of the Iowa State Federation of 
Labor, international representative of the United Mine Workers of 
America, and as chairman of the Packinghouse Workers' Organizing 
Committee. Correspondents Include John L. Lewis, Frank D. Wilson, 
and other national and local labor leaders. 

Gift of Viola Lewis Stradtman, 1958. 

MS 62-4033 

Letts, Fred Dickinson, 1875- 

Papers, 1909-61. 

2 ft. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Lawyer, U. S. Representative from Iowa, and judge. Correspon- 
dence, scrapbooks, photos., and other papers, including material on 
Iowa politics, Letts' career as judge in the District of Columbia, and 
the Letts family in Iowa. Correspondents Include Lester Jesse Dick- 
inson, John Hamlll, Herbert Hoover, Nathan Edward Kendall, and 
others. 

Gift of Mr. Letts, 1962. 

MS 62-4034 

Lebold, Forman M 1895-1953, collector. 

Autojrraph letters, 1782-1938. 
ca. 100 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Letters of ca. 100 Bngllsh and American literary and political fig- 
ures. 

Gift of Forman and Peggy Lebold, 1956. 

MS 62-4035 



Aldrich, Charles, 1828-1908, collector. 

Autographs given to State University of Iowa, 19th cent. 

ca. 250 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Letters of American and English scientists, political figures, au- 
thors, artists, and other prominent persons. Include ca. 60 letters to 
Dante Gabriel Rossettl and William Michael Rossettl. 

Gift of Mr. Aldrich, 1900. Rossettl letters received by him from 
William Rossettl, 1884. 

MS 62-4036 



Iowa. University. 

Archives, 1855- 

over 150 ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence of all departments, flies of university publications, 
reports of the Board of Regents, reports and minutes of various 
campus organizations, and biographical material on the faculty. The 
material is related to the library's Edward Charles Mable, Charles 
Howard McCloy, and University presidents' correspondence collec- 
tions. 

Card Index in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Deposit by the university, 1935- 

MS 62-4037 



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Dickinson, Lester Jesse, 1873- 
Papers, 1925-55. 
rft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Lawyer and U. S. Senator from Iowa. Speeches while Senator, and 
12 scrapbooks relating to political activities. 
Gift of Mr. Dickinson, 1956. 

MS 62-4038 

Darling, Jay Norwood, 1876-1962. 

Papers, 1909-54. 

8 ft. and 100 map case. drawers. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries 
.™ fl r?°°?i !!t aDd wwerrationiut Correspondence with leading con- 
ZSISESS?* "? d "J*"**' a targB nle of "WH cartoons, sjSches, 
?Sf^S,,'i nd I £ her papete - In <=K"les material relating^ ti^Na! 
tlonal Wildlife Federation, which Darling helped found. 

Chronological list of cartoons In the library 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Darling. 1949, 

MS 62-4039 rev 



1877-1958. 



Dewey, Charles A 

Papers, 1898-1952. 

12 ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries 

< J!fT r , and iM ^- ^Correspondence, addresses, instructions to 
Juries in all cases which Dewey Judged, and report! of maayof his 



MS 62-4040 



Gift of Mrs. Dewey, 1958. 



Cook family. 

Papers, 1841-1912. 

5ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Diaries (14 v, 1892, 1901-12) of Edward B. Cook (1848-1914). 
Journals and ledgers (17 v„ 1880-M08) of the law firm of Cook £ 
Dodge of Davenport Iowa, and other business and legal papers, in- 
cluding some related to John Parsons Cook (1817-1872) 

Gift of Wayne O.Cook, 1858. 

MS 62-4041 

Bollinger, James Wills, 1867-195L 

Correspondence, 1926-50. 

5ft. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

stndeTS %!L£?FiJ!!?* a *J :0 '" XTas Anger's activities as a 
S^i °»^? >Mnam _ LlMoln and as a collector of Iincolnlana. Cor- 
Ksiwndentsliiclude Paul M. Angle, Martin L. Houser, HarryJ iifle. 
Harry B. Pratt, William H. Townsend, and maiiyottasT^ J1 * ue ' 
Gift of the Bollinger estate, j^""- '™ "a^ »™ers. 

MS 62-4042 

Wallace family. 

Papers, 1860-1948. 

4S ft 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Correspondence, diaries, pnbUcations, and other papers of Henry 
S'S*™ A 1 ^" 1 ^ 6 ' 1 Henr y Cantwell Wallace (1868-1924), DaTZ 
Wallace (1878-1954?), and Henry Agard Wallace (b. 1888). Includes 
material relating to agriculture in Iowa and the Nation, American 
EXfS!! 8 : ^ O ™ 0614 Meat Producers Association, and various other 
■objects. Correspondents Include Walter Hlnes Page, Glfford Pinchot 
^^ore Roosevelt WiUlam Howard Taft, James Wilson, and many 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library 
Gift of the Wallace family, 1954- 

MS 62-4043 

Chambers, Thomas W d. 1855. 

Papers, 1824-95. 

770 Items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 

Planter, of Bastrop, Tex Correspondence of Chambers (1837-55) 
and of his wife Margaret (1856-95), bills, receipts, other financial 
papers, legal papers, and printed material, concerning sale of cotton, 
slaves and land, other business matters, and personal affairs. Corre- 
S pond ^ , £. i 2? ,,de GaU Borden (1801-1874), Thomas Jefferson Cham- 
bers, W. P. Oiainbers, and William Fields. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Fredora Chambers, 1927. 

MS 62-4044 



Texas. University. Library. 

Bell County papers, ca. 1850-ca. 1881. 

l ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas -Archives. 

Reminiscences of early days in Bell County, by Joseph Denis, going 
back to 1810: a census book for 1860; a brand book (1850-76) ; estray 
affidavits (1875-78) ; and clippings concerning the Bell County charter 
oak. Bell County rangers. Confederate soldiers, pioneer hardships, 
post offices, the Belton Woman's Hotel, the Aiken Distillery, Thomas 
H. Jones, and the origin of the county. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchase, 1937-48. 

MS 62-4045 

Morrell (John) and Company. 

Kecords, 1868-1953. 

ca. 25 ft. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Business and personal correspondence, account books, statements 
and other records, relating to the meat packing company particularly 
in Liverpool, Eng., and Ottumwu, Iowa; and papers, including some 
on book collecting, of Thomas Henry Foster. Includes correspondence 
of Thomas Dove Foster with George Morrell, John Morrell, and Al- 
fred Illingworth of the Liverpool office. 

Gift of the company, 1959-31. 

MS 62-4046 

Dey, Peter Anthony, 1825-1911. 
Papers, 1853-191L 

47 v. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Engineer and businessman. Diaries and notebooks covering; Dey's 
work as surveyor for the Union Pacific Railroad, as president (1869- 
78, 1895-1911) of the First National Bank of Iowa City MdlTa 
7! e ? be L f 1 ! 78 " 95 ) ot a* To™ Board of Railroad Commissioners' 
(later the State Commerce Commission). The material Is related to 
the library's Levi O. Leonard collection. 

Gift of the Dey family, 1951. 

MS 62-4047 

Collett, James H 

Papers, 1810-1952. 

12 ft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 
_ Lawyer and land agent Correspondence (ca. 1866-1901) bank 
books, canceled checks, bills, receipts, real estate papers, powers of 
attorney, promissory notes, a memorandum book, field notes, a land 
book, speeches, news clippings, maps, and other printed matter Pri- 
marily concerns Texas land, but includes material on pensions and 
other financial and ! business affairs. Also contains CoUetfs treas- 
^,'J^r <. 1883 - 83 ' *<»• «» Sunday School of tte T^th Strt£ 
Methodist Episcopal Church (South) of Austin, and miscellaneous 
papers (1947-52) of Bob Wilkes. Collett's corrodents indude !u5 
fcternatlonal and Great Northern Railroad, John C. Beasley Georze 
Butler, T. J. Floyd, John H. Herndon, Abel Head Pieree~and varied 
other land agents and attorneys. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift, through H. Bailey Carroll, 1953. 

MS 62-4048 

Stille, Charles Janeway, 1819-1899. 

Papers, 1845-93. 

ca. 500 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Educator and historian. Correspondence on personal and family 
matters as well as letters (1862-64) to Still* reflecting the effect of 
the Civil War on writers, letters and papers pertaining to the Uni- 
versity of Pennsylvania (1858-1900), and a letter from Lincoln con- 
cerning Suite's pamphlet How a free people conduct a long war 
Includes MSS. of historical writings by SUlie, among which are 
American colonial history, Logan and Wayne, Anthony Wayne, Pro- 
prietary government under the successors of William Penn, English 
history, Silas Deane, International law. Medieval history, Modem 
history, Maximilian in Mexico, and Madame de Stael 

Presented- by Mr. Stilled 

MS 62-4049 

Steinmetz, Mary Owen. 
Papers. 

200 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Genealogist, of Reading, Pa. Notes, containing material on Berks 
County cemeteries, clocks and clockmakers, market houses, news- 
papers, and slavery; copies of muster rolls of Berks County troops 
in the Revolution, the Whiskey Insurrection, the War of 1812. and 
the Mexican War. 

Presented by the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, 1952. 

MS 624050 



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Spaeth, John Duncan Ernst, 1868-1954. 
Papers. 
10 cartons. 

In Princeton University Library. 

Shakespearean scholar. Correspondence, professional cotes, writ- 
ings, documents, and photos. 

MS 62-4051 

Thomas, Olive Jackman, 1891-1958. 
Papers, 1906-39. 

ca. 3 f t. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Geographer. Correspondence, research notes, thesis drafts, arti- 
cles, .speeches, charts, graphs, maps, and printed material, gathered 
by Olive J.Thomas, 1832-39, In preparation of a Ph. D. dissertation, 
never finished, on the geography of the Green Bay-De Pere region of 
Wisconsin. Includes material on the historical development of the 
region. 

Unpublished Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Frederick L Olson, 1359. 

MS 62-4052 

Davis, William Watts Hart, 1820-1910. 

Papers, ca. 1616-1908. 

ca. 5 ft. (ca. 1000 items) 

In Bucks County Historical Society Library (Doylestown, Pa.) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Historian, journalist, and Army officer. Correspondence; notes 
and MSS. for his published histories of Bucks County and other 
areas; and a file of Civil War papers, comprising correspondence, 
rosters, reports, military orders, and other papers. 

Card catalog in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift and purchase. 

MS 62-4053 

Philadelphia. Blockley Baptist Church. 
Records, 1804-91. 

11 items and 5 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Minutes (1832-35) of the Blockley Berman Education Society; 
constitution and minutes of the Bible Society of Blockley, a pew book, 
church dues, treasurer's record. Sabbath School treasurer's accounts, 
and a folder of documents pertaining to the founding of the church 
and the sale of lots in the church graveyard. 

Purchase, 1956. 

MS 62-4054 

Warren, M I 

Papers, 1786-1919. 

100 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Hjjoeraph sermons by Ezra Stiles (1794) and by C. GUdersleeve 

(1787) ; notes from Webster's lectures on the English language 

(1788) ; MS. of Professor Pearson of Harvard on prosody (ca 1873) • 
and notes on the history of English literature. 

MS 62-4055 

Clark, John G 1825-1917. 

Papers, 1852-1912. 

2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Lancaster, Wis. Account books, memoranda, and occa- 
sional diary entries, touching on Clark's activities as a Government 
surveyor, a member of the Wisconsin State Assembly in 1861 lienten- 
ant and Quartermaster of the 5th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and 
a member of the Republican Party. Includes memoranda of legal 
cases, a list of the volumes in the law library of Clark and his part- 
ner. Judge Joseph T. Mills, and observations on political situations 
and persons, as well as personal memoranda and miscellaneous lot- 
tings. 

MS 62-4056 

Drain, Robert Franklin, 1855-1929. 
Papers. 

3 v. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Methodist clergyman and educator. A pastor's book (1325-26) 
kept by Dunn while serving in Wilson, Tex., a scrapbook of sermons 
(ca. 1928), and another scrapbook. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mary Dunn, 1957. 

MS 62-4057 



Crump, Katie Belle, 1889- collector. 

Weather clippings, ca. 1940-58. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Schoolteacher. Clippings, mostly from Lubbock and Fort Worth 
newspapers, concerning weather in Texas, particularly on the Llano 
Estacado. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Katie Belie and Mamie Crump, 19S8. 

MS 62-4058 



Dignam, Dorothy. 

Papers. 1878-1946. 

2 boxes. 

In Radcliffe College Library. Women's Archives (A-114) 

Advertising copywriter. Letters and diaries reflecting economic 
and social conditions, 1920-46. World War n diaries describe civilian 
activities. 

Not open to investigators until 1975. 

MS 62-4059 



Aldrich, Edwin Burton, 1879-1950. 
Correspondence, 1906-1934. 

S78 items. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Editor and publisher, of Pendleton, Or. Relates chiefly to Colum- 
bia River development and political matters. Correspondents include 
Charles L McNary, George Chamberlain, Frederick Stelwer, William 
G. McAdoo. 

Unpublished Inventory in the library. 

MS 62-4060 



Clise, James William, 1900-1961. 
Correspondence, 1949-1961. 

14 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Business executive. Relates to political and social movements in 
the U. S. and is mainly with conservative groups such as the Federa- 
tion for Economic Education, the Gold Standard League and the 
John Birch Society. 

MS 62-4061 



Coe, Henry Waldo, 1857-1927. 

Correspondence, 1907-1927. 

lft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Physician, of Portland, Or., and member of Progressive Party. 
Bulk of correspondence relates to the execution and presentation of 
statues of Theodore Roosevelt by Phtmlster Proctor, George Wash- 
ington by Pompeo Copplni, Abraham Lincoln by George Fite Waters, 
and Jeanne d'Arc by Emmanuel Fremiet, to the city of Portland, Or. 

MS 62-4062 



Holmes, Robert Denison, 1909- 
Papers, 1958. 
2 ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Correspondence and documents, including speeches, relating to his 
campaign for Governor of Oregon, 1958. 

MS 62-4063 



Hapgood & Company, Waterford, Wash. 
Records, 1871-1872, 1890-1897. 
1 box, 2 v. 

In University of Oregon Library. 
Records of a firm of salmon packers and shippers. 



MS 62-4064 



Kggat, C M 

Papers, 1885-86. 
■ : ca. 70 items. ■■■'■"■' 

In University of Virginia Library (38-351) 

Figgat's vouchers as guardian and agent of heirs of D L. Hopkins, 
of Rockbridge County, Va. Concerns David L., Katie Lee, and Mary 
Lou Hopkins. 

MS 62-4065 



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Young (W. J.) & Company. 

Records, 1858-1920. 

ca. 200 ft. 

In State University of Iowa libraries. 
■h^iIK; PfcotocoPfes of originals in the Cornell Collection of Re- 
gional History and University Archives. 

~,JS^^ w , n 'l ence ' 1 S tter boo * s < estimates, order boots, sales records, 
^books , ledgws daybooks, Journals, payroU books, account bookt 

S^^.n!S 8 K t , bms ' }? hiiog Aips - tSms ad£ets . canceled <*££ 
trial balance, balance sheets, statistics on purchases and outputcon: 
SS?*J ^T b< !f t ioe ^ P^ 1»««1 register, a manifest, and other rec- 
n^f"^. S e i om S- <fflce m CUn t»'' and branch offices in Belle Plalne, 
Council Bluffs, Tama, and Wheatland, Iowa, and in Omaha. Also 

Q. 01 "^ SSSS.^ 19" material relating to the Ann Kiver Logging 
S^!. ^f' ™? B,Ter Lo8gtog °°- ^ «>« Clinton Bri<teec£l 
correspondence and personal papers of William John Young • material 

Z^^^ B ^ terests ot Ytma * 8 »"s: «nd some T<rangfamUy^or: 
eTfck Weyertae^ aPOn ^ tS ^^^ »«<>smss I»«u-amaVandFred- 
Glf t of L. J. Schuster, 1958- 

MS 62-4066 



Carroll, Benajah Harvey, 1874-1922. 

Papers, ca. 1902-ca. 1920. 

ca,lft_ 

In University of Texas library, Texas Archives 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Baptist clergyman, Journalist, diplomat, and historian. Letters 
written by Carroll while in the United States, Europe, Turkey and 
Palestine, describing conditions in the various countries; official let- 
ters as U. S. consul at Venice during World War i; voluntary reports 
to the State Dept, particularly on conditions in Italy during the war: 
historical essays, short stories and other literary works: ca. 400 
photos, and post cards, about one half of them of Italian scenes: 
news clippings on the South and the Confederacy; passports: and 
printed material. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gifts of Mrs. Carroll and Carl A. Swansea, 1911-ffi. 

MS62-4067 



Scott family. 

Papers, 1861-75. 

ca.lft. 
_ In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1737) 

Correspondence, legal papers, account books, memorandum books, 

r? .?.S' er £ ap ^ 8 rf WUe y tt Scott aai U» family of Nineveh and 
unadma, N. Y. The correspondence is primarily between various 
members of the family, particularly Wiley Scott's sons, Emmet, Silas, 
Bdwtovand Arthur, relating to their business ventures, such as the 
ScottHouse (a hotel In Nineveh), the Scott Brewery in UnadUla, a 
contract for the grading and masonry of twenty-two miles of road 
from Peru to Bochester, N. Y„ and to various cases in which the 
Scotts were involved. 

Described in Report of the curator and archivist, Cornell Unlver- 
^OoUecara of Regional mstmyana the University Archives (1S64- 

MS62-4068 



Gillespie, Joseph, 1809-1885. 

Papers, 1820-83. 

ISO Items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Illinois State legislator and probate and circuit Judge. Chiefly 
letters from. Illinois politicians and Judges relating to politics and 
business within the State (1837-65). Subjects covered Include elec- 
tions, legislative sessions, interparty struggles between Whigs, Demo- 
crats, and Republicans, railroad ventures, the bank at Edwardsvilte, 
IIL, the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln, and the slavery ques- 
tion. Most of the post-Civil War material consists of letters by Gil- 
lespie concerning Judicial matters and the donation of his papers to 
the Chicago Historical Society. Gillespie minima many f the 
tetters, providing biographical data and personal comments on their 
authors and the Issues Involved. 

Gift of Mr. Gillespie, 1S79; gift from an unknown source 1989. 

MS62-4069 



Horton, Randolph, 1850-1929. 

Papers, ca. 1877-1928. 

ca.Sft 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives QT99) 

Civic leader. Judge, and mayor of Ithaca, N. Y. Chiefly legal 
papers pertaining to various cases Horton presided over while on the 
bench or cases in which he participated as attorney while in private 
practice. Includes correspondence and papers (1»17-1») relating to 
the Ithaca Calendar Clock Co, mainly in connection with its going 
into receivership and with Its dissolution. Correspondents include 
George W. Miller, president of the Ithaca Calendar Clock Oo and 
.Tared T. Newman, attorney for the company. 

Described In Report of the curator and archivist, Cornell Univer- 
sity Library, Collection of Begional History and the University Ar- 
chives (1954-58) p. 80. 

MS 62-4070 

Gregory, Brugnier and Geowey Fur Company, Fort Union, 
N.D. 

Records, 1863-77. 

2 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, photocopies of originals In the possession of Floyd Risvold. 
Minneapolis. 

Account books (1866-67) containing balance sheets, lists of the 
contents of the Arm's store and warehouses, lists of debtors and 
creditors, schedules of robe costs, and information on wages, sales, 
receipts and shipments of furs and hides, Indian feasts, competition 
with David Pease, and the loss of the firm's license to trade at Port 
Union; together with miscellaneous papers such as a price list for 
furs issued by J. and A. Boskowttz, New York and Chicago ; invoice 
of goods furnished to Galpin and Co. ; an agreement by Pierre Hawk 
to work for the Gregory, Bruguier and Geowey Fur Co. ; and a letter 
from John Kerien to John Geoway concerning Sioux hostilities and 
the fur trade 

Descriptive inventory In the repository. 

Gift of Floyd Risvold, 1959. 

MS 62-4071 

Shaw, Albert Duane, 1841-1901. 

Papers, 1891-96. 

It. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1909) 

Consular official and business executive. Letter book, together 
with a few loose papers. The letters, mainly to business associates, 
are primarily concerned with Shaw's unsuccessful efforts to raise 
funds in England for building an electric railway from Queenstnn, 
Ont, to Niagara Falls Park, with the founding of the Canadian 
Niagara Power Co., of which Shaw was president and with various 
prospective ventures, including the possible formation of a company 
to utilise an electro-chemical invention by Dr. Kellner. Other letters 
pertain to Shaw's activities as president of the Watertown, N. Y, 
Y. M C. A., his speech at the Founder's Day exercises of Cornell 
University (1898) , the eightieth birthday of Henry W. Sage, of Ithaca, 
N. Y„ and to a painting of William Henry Miller, Ithaca architect 

MS 62-4072 

Oregon Central Military Road Company. 

Records, 1864-1877. 

ca-2ft 

In Oregon Historical Society Library. 

Journal, stockbooks, minutes, organizational records. Incorpora- 
tion papers, by-laws, legal documents, secretarys', treasurers', com- 
mittee, and road superintendents' reports, stockholder records, paid 
bills and receipts, correspondence pertaining to military escort and 
the company vs. H. C. Victor, and letters of B. J. Pengra and Ben 
Simpson. Includes field notes of preliminary surrey of road route 
by B. J. Pengra. The material Is related to the library's John 
Marshall McCall papers. 

Unpublished Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

MS 62-4073 

West Virginia Palp and Paper Company. 

Records, 1884-1953. 

275 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives (1781) 

Correspondence, account books, deeds, contracts, leases, mortgages, 
records of suits and other legal papers. Government wartime direc- 
tives, newspaper clippings and other printed matter, maps, statistics, 
and miscellaneous papers pertaining to an operations of this com- 
pany. Intracompasy correspondence and other papers relate to ac- 
tivities of various departments of the home and branch offices 
regarding executive and personnel administration, accounting, finance. 
Insurance, taxation, stock transfers, issues and redemptions, ad- 



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West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. Records, 1884r- 
1953. (Continued) 

vertising, public relations, industrial and labor relations, operation 
of mills, research, purchasing of equipment and property, wartime 
activities, conservation, postwar planning, housing, drought relief, 
and stream pollution. Includes account books of predecessor firms. 
Access restricted. 

MS 62^4074 



National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Minnesota 
Branch. 33d District. 

Records, 1921-58. 

8 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Minute books, clippings, and other papers of the Arbolado P. T. A. 
of Ramsey Co., Minn., and related organizations such as the Mothers 
Club, established in 1921 as the first organization serving School 
District no. 33, and Coleman's Lake View Improvement Association, 
founded in .1927 to take legal action against North St. Paul for 
emptying sewage tanks near the district Includes information on 
the election of officers, appointment of committees, financial matters, 
membership, social activities, charitable activities, purchase of sup- 
plies and equipment for the Arbolado school, State and National 
P. T. A conventions, the support of the Boy Scouts and 4-H clubs, 
school safety, and other matters. 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. -Elmer C. Stanke and the Arbolado P. T. A., 1957-58. 

MS62-4075 



Evans, Edward Parson, 1831-1917. 

Correspondence, 1870-1917. 

381 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1587, 1/2/227) 

Personal letters to Evans from Andrew Dickson White, president 
of Cornell University, in which he comments on the condition and 
development of Cornell University in the 1870's, the physical plant of 
the University of Michigan In 1899, the McGraw-Fiske Cornell Univer- 
sity endowment controversy, alleged Catholic threats to American 
institutions in the late lSWs, Henry Ward Beecher, Arthur Schopen- 
hauer, the Spanish-American War and the Philippine Islands, Ameri- 
can political campaigns in the 1870's, and such political figures as 
Ulysses S. Grant, William McKlnley, and Theodore Roosevelt; and 
letters (1870-81) to Evans from Henry P. Tappan, first president of 
the University of Michigan, in which he sets forth his views on the 
ideal American university, makes suggestions for the organization of 
the University of California, and comments on the circumstances of 
his leaving the University of Michigan. 

MS 62-4076 



Kinney, Jay P 1875- 

Papers, 1855-1957. 
'4ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1791) 

In pan, photocopies. 

Forester. Correspondence, reports, speeches, articles, memoranda, 
departmental directives, and other papers (chiefly 1910-57) dealing 
largely with matters of policy and administration in the Forestry 
Branch of the Indian Service, U. S. Dept of the Interior. Papers 
relating to Kinney's conservation work and his services as an attorney 
for the Lands Division of the Dept. of Justice, to the management and 
policies of the Society of American Foresters, to the editorial policies 
of the Journal of forestry, to awards made by the American Forest 
Fire Medal Board, and to the sale of Indian lands and the establish- 
ment of reservations in the Pacific Northwest ; typescripts of Kinney's 
books; miscellaneous pamphlets; maps of Indian reservations; and 
photos, of soil erosion in the West Correspondents Include Charles 
Henry Burke, Herman Haupt Chapman, John Collier, Samuel Trask 
Dana, Bemhard Eduard Fernow, John Clayton Gifford, C. M. Gran- 
ger, Henry Solon Graves, John Dennett Guthrie, William P. Harley, 
0. F. Hauke, William Heritage, Fred E. Hornaday, Ralph Sheldon 
Hosmer, Paul Delmar Kelleter, Edgar Briant Meritt, Barrington 
Moore, Lee Muck, Jay B. Nash, Frank Pierce, Arthur B. RecknageL 
Paul G. Redlngton, Franklin Reed, Charles James Rhoads, Joseph 
Henry Scattergood, Cato Sells, Hardy L. Shirley, Robert T. Stuart, 
Robert Grosvenor Valentine, Amelia White, and William Zen. 

Unpublished guides available, in the library. Also described In the 
Report of the curator and archivist Cornell University library. Col- 
lection of Regional History and the University Archives (1954-68) 
V 54-65. 

MS62-4077 



Needham, James George, 1868-1956. 

Papers, 1892-1956. 

2 ft 

In Cornell Universitv library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/23/340) 

Biologist and university professor. Correspondence, reports, printed 
matter, and other papers relating to the taxonomic study of dragon- 
flies, the organization and administration of the Dept of Entomology 
at Cornell University, and Needham's teaching career and educational 
philosophy. Includes log of Needham's trip to China (1927-28). 
Correspondents Include C. P. Alexander, George T. Atkinson, Liberty 
Hyde Bailey, Nathan Banks, Philip Calvert, T. D. A Cockerel], John 
Henry Comstock, Charles Darwin, Alice Ferguson, Mrs. Leonora K. 
Gloyd, David Starr Jordan, Mrs. Elsie B. Klotts, M. A. Lieflinck, 
B. Elwood Montgomery, Edwin Mumford, Ira La Elvers, F. RIs, 
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Will Sargent, Ernest Robert Tinfcham, Henry 
K. Townes, and Mlnter Jackson Westf all, Jr. 

MS62-4078 



Rawlings family. 

Papers, 1794-1932. 

ca.3ft 

In University of Virginia Library (6436) 

Correspondence, notes, memoranda, -Bible records, deeds, trills, 
ledger, insurance and other business papers, physicians daybook- , and 
other papers of the Rawlings and related HoUaday, Johnston, Latane. 
Magruder, Minor, and Watson families, including papers of James 
Henry Rawlings (d. 1848) , Virginia Watson (Minor) Rawlings (1822- 
1847), James Minor Rawlings (1846-1898), Mary Norris Rawlings 
(1873-1960), William Opie Watson (1852-1931), Garrett Minor (1744- 
1799), Mary Overton Minor (1750-1830), and James Minor (1785- 
1828). Includes material on the Civil War, the Rockbridge Battery 
of Virginia Artillery, Albemarle Co, Va, history, Mclntire Public Li- 
brary and the Lewis and Clark Monument in Charlottesville, Va. (and 
other girts of Paul Goodloe Mclntire to the city) , legal lectures (1838- 
39) of Nathaniel Beverley Tucker at William and Mary College, fann- 
ing, Presbyterian sermons and pastoral duties, Martin & Minor (gen- 
eral store of Louisa Co., Va., 1799), medicine In Virginia (1808-17), 
and property in St Louis, Mo. 

Gift and deposit, 1981. 

MS 62-4079 



HoUaday family. 

Papers, 1760-1958. 

ca. 250 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (4377, 38-267, etc.) 

In part microfilm. 

Correspondence, account books, experimental farm records, deeds, 
land surveys, scrapbook, accounts, photos., and other papers of the 
HoUaday family of Prospect Hill in Spotsylvania Co, Va, and the 
related Boggs, Lewis, Littlepage, Rawlings, Scott, and Thomas fam- 
ilies of Orange, Culpepper and Spotsylvania Counties, Va. Includes 
papers of Waller Holladay (1776-1860) concerning crop rotation, agri- 
cultural associations, cheese making, wheat growing, testing guano as 
fertilizer, and improving navigation of the North Anna River ; papers 
of John Mansfield Holladay (b. 1850) concerning Virginia and na- 
tional politics (1869-81), Republican Party platforms and campaigns 
(1868-72), Virginia Readjuster movement (involving John Goode, 
William Mahone, and Harrison Holt Riddleberger) , Invention of type- 
writers (by Ludan S. Crandall, Lee S. Burrldge, and Newman R. 
Marshman) , and a bag machine invented by Holladay in 191B; memo- 
randa on Lewis Littlepage (1762-1802) concerning Hanover Co., Va, 
and his adventures in Poland during the Partition period; papers of 
Addison Lewis HoUaday (b. 1851) ; papers of Lewis Holladay (1868- 
1946) concerning anatomy, medicine, and the drug firm of Row and 
Holladay in Orange, Va. ; and other papers concerning the erection of 
Spotsylvania County court house, Lewis Littlepage Holladay (1803- 
1869), and other subjects. The material is related to the library's 
Latane and Rawlings family collections. 

Acquired 1936-58. 

MS 62-4080 



Phillips, Everett Franklin, 1878-1951. 

Papers, 1900-50. 

l ft 

In Cornell University Library, CoUuction of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/23/426) 

University professor. Correspondence, reports, and other papers 
relating to bees and beekeeping. Includes material on the manufac- 
ture, patent assignment, alleged patent infringement, and use of 
royalties of the product made by the Pyce Honey Process; on Nellie 
J. Stratton's development of a honey and lactose candy; on the co- 
ordination of entomologists', research efforts during World War n; 
on the establishment and growth of the Charles C. Miller Memorial 
Library; and of the publication of beekeeping Journals, pamphlets, 
and books. Correspondents include Charles P. Alexander, Percy N. 



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Papers, 1900-50. 



Phillips, Everett Franklin, 1878-1951. 
(Continued) 

Annand, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Charles J. Baagham, Ernest N Corv 
Samuel Cushman, Camllle Pierre Dadant Sw Douflass.' EJtm 

r Sf t ■? '^ Mre - ■ rolln S. Harbison, Avery S Hovt AUeS 
w V?" i? hn a L0TeU - Albert «• M«»». ArthurC MiUer Jobiw 
.Moir Robert V. Morse, Florence Naille, James GN^edtom Albert' 
Blgelow Paine, Charles E. Palm, Sherman Peer, BflSC? 
UnDKooseTelt. Ernest H. Root, Huber H. R^t Grub^A. Rasch, 
hJL ^"S' * S, StMtaaa. Nellie J. Stratton, AIlaaiL ^S 
Henry^A. Wallace, Lloyd R. Watson, Harry B. Weiss, udS 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

MS 62-4081 

Hoyt family. 

Papers, 1828-1956. 

Un^eS5 e Arch a iv , er(Sll; brWT ' ^^^ * ^"^ Hi ^ — 
Corresj^mdence, diaries, account books, MSS. of writings, scran- 

|o£ g o£er members JfiT ATS^a^HS? 
* *- **» to ■* "Cities as a sur g eS> P w'i^ , ^e SS"«5 

SPit U 1 *^ 1 " "£?■ trom » ■*« !haa«C35E«*%nto 
'£Sl^??" James Polger ' ""d a »«■*■■ o* letterstoOonSteate 
soldiers from relatives and friends in Vireiiiia7<Srrt«^r2£22r 

MS 62-4082 

Glenn famflr. 

Papers, 1842-1919. 

ca. 100 items. 

InMtanesota Historical Society collections. 

letters to Andrew W. Glenn from his sons, Harry W and Horar* 

counts, plat ^of an orchard, texts of sermons, essays, atamoMlM&- 

wSSf-^?l eSSa Si "/■? two lettet8 (1868-69) writtenttfAggte 
S^tLS". a fS 001 * NashT U 1 e. Tenn., describing southen^aW? 
tudes towards northern teachers and the activities;* the KfclQns: 

SSS^l^?*" 8 "??■ 1901) teBn Ho "<» H- «»«» "late to hi. 
activities with a surveying crew In South Dakota and with a logging 
crew near Two Harbors and Marey. Minn., and describe the life aid 
character of lumberjacks. The letters ,(1917-19) from Harry W 
Glenn, a private In Co. B, First Gas Regiment during World War I 
.II. In *°™ atl< >» on training camps, gas attacks, Red Cross services 

Sli-S--?- and Pnal< *. and French civilian life during the war 

Descriptive Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. W. A. Mortenson, 1956. 

MS 62-4083 



Hobbs family. 

Papers, ca, 1850-1935. 
30 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1641) *»i=iioiy ana 

h,,iS!If?Si?S lc ^. o, !? er „ bo0ks > accounts, sales catalogs, and other 

■5^S2 , KTSS.?J*J n,,w * hl ' N - T - «"lW-f«c^ established 
to i?J? by J 08 *!* w - Hobbs and operated by his two sons. gStS 

J-HoMs and George W. Hobbs; papers pertaining to JoseohW 

■^SS^" V T t>a ^ 5i. l0Ca, W*"'!*" 1 aSvltSsTSdTus toveXents' 
to chattel and real estate mortgages, to similar investments made 

fUr^Si^"* theJr buslnesa careers, and to the Hobbs brothers' 
late activities as^area real estate brokers and general Insurance 
"fSHLLfS"* °J '°5 Afton S"* 001 District no. 15, the Nineveh Sons 
£ ;£?'?£?*'?• tte New Tork Bo"" 1 Hooe Co, and the Susquehanna 
Valley Telephone Co.; personal, financial, and business papers of 
r I i5' . Hnn »Phreys, who was associated with the Hobbs brothers 
to their insurance service and other local enterprises; and family 
correspondence. 

MS 62-4084 



Recknagel, Arthur Bernhard, 1883- 
Papers, 1951-54. 

UniveSt™ e Arch ,1 i i ver( i SM, brary ' ^^^ "< Se^l0na, H ""»" "« 
Forester. Looseleaf notebook of, monthly reports made by Reck- 
nageL technical director of forestry of the StRegis Paper C^Tfo 
Boy K Perguson .president, together with related correspondence on 
the sale and rental of St. Regis lands, its research program, and 
ote matters of interest to the firm; addresses, reports, memoranT 
mttrates, programs, and other mimeographed or printed materials 
pertaining to meetings of the Forestry Committee rf the A^Sctm 
^Sf J*? Pu , lp As s« | at 1 «>. the Forest Industries Council, the So- 
?.?* A f eric » n Foresters, the Fourth American Forest Congest 
and tte Western Forestry & Conservation Association ^omSoS 
of statistics or reports on timber acreage, pulpwood Da»T «n? 
Zf^X" l^™ ? in *• U - ^ a««JP-« control' tSBSnS; 

o? mSJ^S^T °i CW i 1 " 1 timDer stands - ano other topics ;^ef 
of New York State Senate and Assembly bills dealing with t?X~t 
conservation policy; and ten photos, o? Ve ^RegSf R^er Set 

G° mX° inClUde Ge ° r * <! D - ' 3ate8 ' R "" G ** *nd Robert 

MS 62-4085 

Freeman, Douglas Sonthall, 1886-1953. 

Papers, 1862-1952. 

10 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (5220) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 
■ma X T^ U ^ ano h j! toria, > Editorial research files, mostly after 
Sni^ n M °l ma 5 rial 0D "* aTU w »- Kooert Edward iS.^ 
Singleton Mosby, Thomas Jonathan Jackson. Fltehugh Lei ^ttlerf 

wna^ESSS- ( ^ ^^ Farm) ' ^^ B*"^ AssoeSonrMlssSf 
Vn^J^^, t n° r ^ Amer ' can *"* and Trust Co. of Richmond, 
Val' m^r^^. et ^ 7 Ji Hi ? nmo,ld ' " Mm Brook " ln Spotsylvania^ 
rtuS^^T^ r? -"oanarle.Co Va, and presiaentia]^£npaiSS 
01 1828 and M32. Contains eoples of a diary of William Randotoh 

?{£!?> IJ-t 1 ? 2 ^ 01 ^? 1Tth E es™*Bt of Virginia Infantry, diary 
^2 ^i^"^ 06 Kwnw - C S. A, an addreiTby AlbertReynolS 

™ wfnf atU « < lS? aI,C S. Msvnle ' aD,, a P 8 ^ o* JanWBrMChSSeU 
on William Makepeace Thackeray's Henry Esmond. ^^ 

Gift, 1955. 

MS 62-4086 
Angle, Paul McClelland, 1900- 

Lincoln forgeries collection, 1928-29 
ca. 200 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library, 
to part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Dort^i a £h. COT ??^? de ? Ce I ^ tioe to Angie ' s inTesflgation of pur- 
ported ^braham Lincoln-Ann RuUedge letters and hte proof St 

&,"« 1< r s °?°?„J iU!: to*** **ters. allegedly written to New 
to^ Sa «„^f tT 8 ; "S! 1 ?«»I>o™ t ^ b^mSna Frances mS 
™S*i /T^ n ^L^ nco,D tbe l0Ter - and published in the Atlantic 
monthly (Dec. 1928 and Jan.-Feb. 1929). Ancle's cm*w»nto.~ 
offersan erposMon of a variety of methods ISuiortcaT^Hc^ 
Correspondents toclude Oliver Roger Barrett (iSS-iasm mS 
Eleasar Bart™ (1861-1930), wJStSSvt^^tH^SSS- 
1941) Ferris Greenslet (1875-1959), Helen Nicolay (1866-1954) 
£S 8 5 >b ,,?2? j ?£ in 0aklea£ (1858-1880), Milo M Quaae, EUery &dg 
S^ii^r^cL^ Mlnerra Tarhe " (1857-194^WiSSifH^T 
^n%£? (b i J? 9 ^' ^S 15 Austin. Warren (b. 1885) Edward Weeki 
(b. 1898), and Marjorle Brown Wright ^^ 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Mr. Angle, 1952. 

MS 624087 

Merriam, Robert Edward, 1918- 

Papers, 1947-55. 

ca. 7 ft. (ca. 6500 items and 11 v.) 

In Chicago Historical Society Library 
nf rt Sin Sf.,fL eC,m ! e ' chica 8o alderman, member of the U. S. Bureau 
™Sfi. d8et " . and P 01 ""^ mtta - Correspondence, reportsTTp: 
S^^,™^ ^^^ "e^^P" cUPPlaga. andother^perVreUtuS 
to Merriam's activities as a member of the Chicago ^tT CoMciri 

2r"¥h Be rS-?« l,ltl ? (194T - 48) ^ItsOommltb^n&LeTS 
54) The UtUities Committee material pertains to the commii^ 
hearings .and invesagations on the reneW of the ™,nnZwea?th 
SS?T^S >any 8 *S nchlse ^U 1 U* <ity of Chicago and lnctodes 
t£££?* Proposed contract with amendments, thTflnal francUse 
agreement, and incomplete transcripts of the public and committee 
hearings. The Crime Committee materia] Includes letters of com- 
plaint by Chicagoans against the Police Dept., questionnaires on 
policemen's Income, court briefs and appeals from the litigation 
arising from the Crime Committee's Investigations, and lncomnlete 
transcripts of the hearings. ™*^ 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Mr. Merriam, 1962. 

MS 62-4088 



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Rider, Fred, 1925- collector. 

Family correspondence, 1784-1856. 

1 reel of microfilm. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1786) 

Correspondence of Rider's nuitern&l ancestors, members of the 
Alden, Day, Meloy, Perkins, Willard, and Williams families, many 
of whom migrated from New England to the Cooperstown, N. Y., and 
Chenango River areas and later to western New York. The letters 
are concerned largely with personal and family matters and comment 
on various aspects of life at the time. Correspondents include Abigail 
Willard Alden, Samuel Alden, Giles B. Blodgett Israel Day, Sr., Israel 
Day, Jr., Mary Perkins Day, Abigail Alden Freeman, Charles Jerome, 
Frederick Meloy, Martha Emilia Willard Meloy, William A. Meloy, 
Catherine Morrell, Benjamin Perkins, Harriet Perkins, Isaac Perkins, 
Luther N. Perkins, Maria Perkins, Tamisen Perkins, William Lee 
Perkins, John Wentworth, Francis West, Abigail Perkins Willard, 
Augustus Willard, C. S. Willard, John Willard, Lydia Willard, Samuel 
Willard, Abigail Day Willard, Abigail Ingals Williams, Evnnder 
Williams, and Thomas Williams. 

Unpublished guide available In the library. Also described in the 
Report of the curator and archivist, Cornell University, Collection 
of Regional History and the University Archives (1954-58) p. 72-73. 

MS 62-4089 

Burnet, Isabella Neff, 1885- 

Papers, 1757-1960. 

lft 

In University of Virginia Library (6634, etc.) 

In part, transcripts and microfilm. 

Genealogist and historian. Correspondence, notes, minutes, ser- 
mons, lists, scrapbooks, clippings, pamphlets, and other papers, on 
history and description of old Virginia homes, churches and water 
mills, early Virginia marriages and deaths, the family of William 
Burnet (1730-1791), the family of Francis Thornton West, Con- 
federate currency, persons and places in Albemarle and other Virginia 
counties, Berkeley Co., W. Va, historic places in Maryland, the 
University of Virginia, Monticello Guard, life at MontlceUo in Thomas 
Jefferson's time, Charlottesville and Its First Presbyterian Church, 
West Hanover Presbytery and its Committee on Home Missions, 
Presbyterian Church in Virginia, Amherst Church (Amherst Co.), 
Wills Memorial Church in Trevllians (Louisa Co.), Albemarle High- 
way Association, Virginia Federation of Business and Professional 
Women's Clubs, Mler Expedition (1842), a railroad wreck in Ken- 
tucky (Jan. 1888), and World War n. Persons mentioned Include 
Robert M. Brown, Thomas D. Brown, David Gouvemeur Burnet (4 
letter books, 1886-41), Horace E. Hayden, Frances Benjamin John- 
ston, George Laurens Petrle (1840-1931), B. D. F. Bunk, and Agnes 
McClung Wills. 

Gift and deposit from Miss Burnet, 1938-6X 

MS 62-4090 
Hnbbard, Gordon Sattonstall, 1802-1886. 

Papers, 1818-1907. 

ca. 240 items and 14 v. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence, account books and other business papers, speeches, 
articles, personal reminiscences, Bcrapbook, and other papers relating 
to Hubbard's career as a for trader, realtor, commission and forward- 
ing merchant, meat packer, and Chicago pioneer. Hubbard's letters 
to his mother (1818-30) discuss the everyday life of the fur trader, 
the American Fur Co, and Fort Dearborn. Hubbard's real estate 
operations are documented in his correspondence with Edward A. and 
Samuel Russell of Mlddletown, Conn., and with Arthur Bronson, and 
In deeds, indentures, and account sheets concerning his Chicago land 
holdings and transactions as well as those of Arthur Brooson, rih^yto^ 
Butler (1802-1897) and James P. Campbell. Includes material on 
the Kinzie family. 

Unpublished goide.in the library. 

Chiefly gifts of Caleb B. Tllllnghast, 1886 and Gordon B. Wheeler, 
1962; Dicke purchase, 1949. 

MS 62-4091 

Moris, Henry Crittenden, 1868-1948. 

Papers, 1783-1947. 

3 ft (ca. 1200 items and 23 v.) 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Lawyer and diplomat Correspondence, diaries (1881-90), day- 
books, account books and other papers relating to Morris' service as 
American consul at Ghent (1839-99) , to his legal career, and to his 
association with his alma mater, Lombard College. Includes MSS. 
of Morris' books on the history of colonization and the First National 
Bank of Chicago, account books of an automobile trip from Chicago 
to California (1820-21) a bibliography of Morris' publications, genea- 
logical material on the Morris family, and references to European 
travel, peace movements, the Byder Club and St Paul's UnlversaUst 
Church of Chicago, and Morris' efforts in behalf of a sane Fourth of 
July. Hie material la related to the library's collection of papers of 
the Chicago Peace Society. 

Gifts of Mr. Morris, 1937; and of the Henry C. Morris estate, 1849. 

MS62-4092 



Mulligan, Janes A 1830-1864. 

Papers, 1849-1900. 

ca. 1400 items and r. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Army officer, lawyer, and journalist Correspondence, diary, ac- 
count books, student notebook, and other papers relating to Mulligan, 
Martin James Russell, the Irish Brigade (23d Illinois Infantry), the 
Irish and Catholic in Chicago, and their role in the Civil War. In- 
cludes records of the Executive Committee of the Irish Brigade 
(April-June 1861) ; accounts of law firms of which Mulligan was a 
member; papers concerning Mulligan's Chicago Catholic newspaper, 
The Western tablet; correspondence of Henry S. Fitch, a Catholic 
priest; and personal and family correspondence of Mulligan's wife, 
Marian Nugent Mulligan, and her brother, James Nugent containing 
material on the Civil War and on affairs at New Creek, W. Va. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gifts of Mrs. John Charles Carroll, 1939 and 1942; and of Ruth M 
Russell, 1962. 

MS62-4093 



Wentworth, John, 1815-1888. 

Papers, 1836-88. 

ca. 260 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part transcripts, (typewritten) 

Journalist lawyer, mayor of Chicago, and U. S. Representative 
from Illinois. Correspondence, warranty deeds, mortgages, release 
papers, receipts, and miscellaneous articles and materials on Went- 
worth's personality and his newspaper and political careers. Some 
of the letters relate to Wentworth's political, business and personal 
affairs and contain comments on early Illinois politics and a descrip- 
tion of Chicago In the 1830's. Wentworth's letters to Adolphus Skin- 
ner Hubbard and Albert David Hager of the Chicago Historical So- 
ciety provide Information on early Chicago residents and history. 
Includes letters to Wentworth by early Chicagoans describing their 
experiences. 

Chiefly acquired from the correspondence flies of the Chicago His- 
torical Society. 

MS 62-4094 



Wilkinson, James, 1757-1825. 

Papers, 1764-1823. 

1 ft. (ca. 700 items) 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Army officer. Correspondence, reports, and other papers (chiefly 
1792-1815) relating to Wilkinson's life and military career and to the 
U. S. Army. Includes material on the following topics: Govern- 
mental policies and Indian treaties, the court martial of John Arm- 
strong (1755-1816), Wilkinson's activities and Army affairs in Louisi- 
ana (1800-06, 1809), the Aaron Burr conspiracy trial (1807) the 
Inquiry Into Wilkinson's conduct (1811-12), the War of 1812, and 
Wilkinson's trial and recall (1814). Persons represented Include 
John Armstrong (1758-1843) , William Charles Cole Claiborne, Henry 
Dearborn, William Eustls, Wade Hampton (1754-1835), Henry Knox, 
and Anthony Wayne. 

Unpublished Index with subject notations in the library. 

Purchased from Walter B. Benjamin, 1S9S; formerly owned by 
L. Bigot, Wilkinson's grandson. 

MS 62-4095 



Brackenridge, John Thomas, 1828-1906. 
Papers, 1840-1906. 
2ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Businessman and politician. Correspondence, letter press books, 
a diary (1890) apparently by Mary E. Brackenridge concerning 
Brackenridge, speeches (1886) made during an unsuccessful campaign 
for Governor of Texas, account books, ledgers, invoice books, day- 
books, tax receipts, bills, canceled checks, Income sheets, bills of sale, 
lease contracts, poems, plats of San Antonio, Houston and other 
places, news clippings, and other printed material. The financial 
material Is related to Brackenridge, his father, John A. Brackenridge, 
their business in Booneville, Ind., the Austin Bible Society (1867- 
1900) , W. L. HObert James W. Howard, J. J. Wooldrldge and others. 
The material Is related to the library's Mary E. Brackenridge col- 
lection. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. B. S. Brackenridge, Eleanor Brackenridge La Prelle. 
and Mrs. Cord, ca. 1939. 

MS 62-4096 



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Yellow House Land Company. 

Records, 1913-43. 

37 ft. 1-10,145 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection 
„„£r. J"* 00 s ' lr, « lullin R correspondence, contracts, deeds, and 
notes; other records, Including minutes, ledgers. JoumalTblUs. ^C 
ceipt and disbursement records, a^ts^ra^Tshtels^ud^ 
reports, a base abstract, and deeds ; and an ndixtothe SS ir^cords 

I Austin, Tex., and the subsidiary Plains Investment Co Concerns 

WOWS •^nTS??*, -"S ? to l COlm i"""" Reed to purctasT^ 
800,000 acres of ranch land in Lamb and Hockley Counties, TexT 

from tbe heirs of George Washington Littlefield for resale in small 

^on Ree? ,,SBan ' "*" **"" ^ Da ™ C " &&£*$& 
Inventory in the repositorv 

MSMiS. ° f ROben: W - Bad * er - JOSeph Cocke ' and Fa e» n Dickinson, 

MS 62-4097 

DashieU, Aurelia. 

Papers. 1857-1937. 

ca. 4flu items. 

In Inivwsity of Texas Library. Team Archives. 
■Mi«l^«!x ,1 San Antonl °- Personal correspondence addressed to 
r^ali?"^ tt : e^^ P< ; ndenCe ° f the D ««'*»^'lv^nd d^n^ 
T^i* i ,, iSF" 1 ' in » ur «oce and other business of her father 
(W?v , e H Mt DasnleI1 : **»* and other papers whceming Bex^ 
County land; papers on the formation of awraerS betwee^ 
George E. and Thomas P. DashieU; correspondent S I Muwrint? 
Sj?^ and tlme °ooks- Elating to D. P^arrigarX service £ 
civil engineer in Mexico; Harris political eiSSEcJE?*? 
receipts, and other financial statements; Christmas cards, calling 
car.te and invitations; printed material relating to railroad building 
!L 11 ." - ."".'ST S Wi" 1 * 110 ™" league for Peace and Freedom, 
the Pruiestant Episcopal Church, and other topics. Persons men 
tioned include Albert Sidney Burleson and Eleanor Roosevett Ite 
material Is related to the library's J. T. DashieU collection 

Unpublished guide In the library 

OUt of Lota Spell, 1940. 

MS 62-4098 



Daugherty, James M J. 1850 

Papers, 1870-1933. 
3 ft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives, 
in part, photocopies (negative) 

Cattleman and banker, of Van Horn, Tex. Correspondence (1872- 
1905), an autobiographical sketch (covering ll^o^TaecounT 

Unpublished guide in the library. 
Deposit of Mr. Daugherty, 1930.' 

MS 62-4090 

Duncan, Green C 

Papers, 1853-1910. 

324 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Planter, stock raiser, and legislator, of Wharton Co. Tex. • Dun- 
SS'JS^ 1 ™ r *?P° ,lden ce (largely before 1871) with brothers 
and parents in Kentucky, and with his wife in Texas; business cor- 
respondence (1871-190T) with his partner, W. T. Taylor, with cotton 
factors, and with others; diaries of Duncan (1865) and WilUam 

fis«^S?' a S„ (18 5f? ) : flnaDCtaI ***** comprising account books 
(1865-1901), bills, receipts, a cotton book, a cattle book, partner- 

IwK? ,erS, .i2? *£?J*?" is - )and ^MC'iptions, and John B. Walker's 
ffiSE ""..J!** . ( , 1861 "i? ) : ,md a htetorT <!«») of the Duncan 
famny a citizenship oath, a will of J. W. Kannells, and^otocopte 
of2nev,s dippings. Includes material on stock raising and planting 
(espedaHy during the late Reconstruction period). » Duncirt 
reaction to south central Texas, and on his experiences as legislator 
and as a Civil War prisoner at Johnson's Island. msMiMor 

Unpublished guide in the Horary. 

Gift of Donald and Bowie Duncan, 1931. 

MS 62-4100 



Asbury, Samuel E 

Papers, ca. 1813-ca. 1948. 

Sft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, transcripts, and photocopies (positive) 

Historian and chemist Correspondence (particularly 1920-18) 
notes, copies of documents, articles, stories, and other papers, accumu- 
lated by Asbury In his researches on various aspects of Texas history 
including wars, battles, government, pioneers, land speculation, new* 
papers, folk play songs, and white spirituals, as well as the Jaybird 
Association, and the Asbury, Bonham, Ingram, McNeel, and Wood- 
ward families. Persons named Include P. de Alavez, Stephen F Aus- 
tin, Eugene a Barker, James Bowie, Rufus C. Burleson, Samuel P. 
Carson, David Crockett James Walker Fannin, Jr., Alexander Harton, 
James- S. Hogg, Sam Houston, Anson Jones, Martin Parmer, Amos 
Pollard, Robert Porter, Ann Raney, Sidney Sherman, William Barrett 
Travis, Amelia W. Williams, John Williams, Samuel M Williams and 
Ernest William Winkler. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

OUt of Mr. Asbury, 1932-51. 

MS 62-4101 

Judd, Jonathan, 1719-1803. 

Papers, 1741-1801. 

98 items and 1 v. 

In For bes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Clergyman Correspondence, diary (1742-1801), notes of inter- 
views, bins and lists of commodities, a compact for parental discipline, 
a list of books, sermon notes, draft of a petition relating to taxes 
statements concerning the birth of a child, copy of a birth certlflcate,' 
can to Judd as pastor for the second precinct of Northampton (1748) 
records, including baptisms (1743-56) of the Second Church In Northl 
ampton (later the Congregational Church of Southampton), recom- 
mendations for church membership, confessions of sins, cases of 
chnrch [discipline, and prayers requested; and communications from 
other churches and from church associations relating to church coun- 
cils, ordinations, and other matters. 

MS 62-4102 

Colt family. 

Papers. 1778-79, 1819-1900. 

2611 Items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A3577) 

Correspondence, diaries (1857-B8), account books, notebooks, mete- 
orological observations, and photos, of the descendants of John 
Calkins Colt (1799-1863) in South Carolina and Texas beginning 
with the correspondence of his son, John T. Colt during his school 
days In the Carolines and at Princeton University. Includes material 
on reconnaissance trips to Texas in 1857 and 1858, frontier hardships 
and privations, and the decline la family fortunes through the Civil 
War and Reconstruction. Also Includes records (1778-79) of a Tory 
company operating la South Carolina and Georgia under Angus Mc- 
intosh, containing 31 weekly personnel and supply reports, and bat- 
talion and general orders. 

Unpublished calendar In the repository. 

Gift of the family, through Henry C. Colt 

MS 62-4103 
Bunting:, Henry Stanhope, 1869-1948. 

Papers, ca. 1840-1946. 

4 ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Publisher and author. Notes for, and final draft of Buntings work 
on his father, Robert F. Bunting, and on the First Presbyterian 
Church in San Antonio; copies of R. F. Bunting's letters (1861-65) 
to Texas newspapers on the 8th Regiment of Texas Cavalry, and his 
history (1860) of the first 16 years of Presbyterianism on the Mexican 
border; a muster roll of the 8th Regiment; a genealogy of R. F 
Bunting, and his wife, and the Macintosh family; an article by 
Bunting on Dr. Daniel Baker; a printed history (1946) of the First 
Presbyterian Church ; and material on life in San Antonio during the 
1850's, a:i<! on the first mission circuit In the Colorado River Valley 
of Texas. The material is related to the library's Robert F. Bunting 
collection. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Bunting, 1945-47. 

MS 62-4104 

Brown, William Garrott, 1868-1913. 

Papers, 1878-1913. 

ca. 500 Items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Historian and essayist Letters of Brown as a student and teacher 
to his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Brown, mostly 
written while at Harvard University, but partly written on travels 
through the Atlantic Coastal States and abroad; and copies of his 
articles on the South at work. Includes material on personal matters, 
event? at Harvard, the differences between Northern and Southern 



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Brown, -William Garrott, 18(>S-19l:;. Papers. 1878-191:). 
(Costumed) 

views, the Democratic Party In Massachusetts (especially In 1882 
when lie was president of the Harvard Democratic Club) , and similar 
topics. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gifts of Mrs. H. P. Brown and Robert Cotner, 1927-18. 

MS 62-^105 



Grimke, Angelina Weld, 18S0-1958. 

Papers, 1887-1958. 

13 boxes. 

Id Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Author and teacher. Correspondence ; diaries ; MSS. of plays, 
short stories, and poems; accounts, receipts, and other financial 
papers; educational material such as lesson outlines, school reports 
and records, notebooks, and official rating sheets relating to Miss 
Grimke's ability as a teacher in the District of Columbia public school 
system; memoranda; recipes; addresses; clippings, newspapers, pam- 
phlets, and other printed matter. Correspondents include Langston 
Hughes, Joan Huxtable, Georgia Douglass Johnson, Alain Lock, Mar- 
tha McAdoo, Emmett Scott. Ellen B. Stebbins. Bntier R. Wilson, Ullie 
Buffum Chase Wyiuan, Cornhill Publishing Co., Harper Brothers, Op- 
portunity and Smart set magazines. The material Is related to the 
library's Archibald H. Grimke and Francis J. Grimke collections. 

Gift, 1960. 

MS 62-4106 

Bamberger Railroad Company. 

Records, 1882-1953. 

flft. 

In Brigham Young University Library. 

General correspondence, financial records, surveys and other papers 
relating to electrification, equipment, operation, and maintenance of 
the railroad line ; legal papers and agreements dealing with right of 
way; Bamberger family papers (1905-19) and ledgers dealing with 
family interests in Utah and Nevada mines. Includes the following 
maps : Great Salt Lake and Hot Springs Railroads In Utah Territory, 
1891 ; California Short Line Railroad, Draper to Salina, showing defi- 
nite location of 47 79/100 miles ; Sanpete Valley Railroad ; and Cali- 
fornia Short Line Railroad. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Acquired from Bamberger Railroad Company, 1960. 

MS 62-1107 

Cathcart, Charles William, 1809-1888. 

Papers. 1J321-S4. 

ca. 400 items. 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

U. S. Senator from Indiana. Relates to his activities in Congress 
and to his pioneer days in Indiana. Contains correspondence relating 
to Indiana politics during the Civil War. the Democratic and Repub- 
lican Parties, and to internal improvements projects; also letters re- 
lating to the governmental and diplomatic career of his father, James 
Leander Cathcart (1767-1843). Correspondents include Jesse D. 
Bright, Schuyler Colfax. James Whiteomb, Levi Woodbury, and 
Joseph A Wright. There are comments on John Qulncy Adams, John 
C. Calhoun, Henry Clay, Stephen A Douglas, Andrew Jackson, Abra- 
ham Lincoln, James K. Polk, Zachary Taylor, Martin Van Buren, and 
Daniel Webster. 

Unpublished guide In repository. 

Gift of trustees of the Chamberlain-Three Oaks Museum and Mr. 
Fred Warren. 1952. 

MS 62-4108 



Birnie, James, 1797?-1864. 

Papers, 1845-64. 

ca. 2 ft. 

In Oregon Historical Society I.ihrary. 

Merchant. Hudson's Bay Co. agent, and Justice of the peace. In- 
cludes Birnie & Co. accounts with Abernethy & Co., Allan, Lowe & Co., 
Breck & Ogden. H. W. Corbett. Hodge & Calef, Hndson's Bay Co., 
Ladd, Reed & Co., Leonard & Green, McKee & Co, K. A. Peterson, 
Trenchard & Hustler, Van Dusen & Brown, the steamers John H. 
Couch, Lot Whiteomb, Multnomah, and fishery accounts lnclhdlng 
Pillar Rock Fishing Co. AlBo Includes real estate records of Cathla- 
met, Washington Territory, justice of the peace records, estate papers 
of James A. Scarborough, and guardianship records of Edwin and 
James Scarborough. The material is related to the library's A. D. 
Birnie papers. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Information on literary rights Is available In the library. 

MS 62-4109 



Clark family. 

Papers. 1830-1959. 

300 items and S v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, diaries, memorials, commissions, and stock certifi- 
cates of the Clark and Bronson families. Biographical notes by Ar- 
thur Elliott Clark, Jr. (1877-19T>9), real estate man of St. Paul and 
Minneapolis ; business cards ; advertisements of various land com- 
panies In St. Paul; material relating to the Civil War service of 
Arthur Elliott Clark, Sr. (1839-1913). Insurance representative, real 
estate man, and member of the First Battery, Connecticut Volunteers 
(1862-04) ; papers relating to the Connecticut Militia (1SS0, 1859) ; 
and a letter (1920) from John J. Pershing to Frank B. Kellogg. 
Companies represented include Clark-Bryant Improvement Co., St 
Paul ( 1SS71 ; Eureka Improvement Co- St Paul; South St Paul 
Rapid Transit Co.; Duluth, St. Cloud, Mankato and Southern Rail- 
way Co. ; Robhins Copper Co., St. Paul ; and Kluane Gold Mining Co., 
St Paul. 

Inventory description in repository. 

Gift of Arthur E. Clark, Jr., 1957-59. 

MS 62-4110 



Brown, Walter Folger, 1869-1961. 
Papers, 1907-50. 

6.1O items. 

In Ohio Historical Society Library. 

Lawyer, railroad executive, politician, U. S. Postmaster General 
and Assistant Secretary of Commerce. Correspondence, newspaper 
clippings, speeches, press releases, and a report on the reorganization 
of the executive branch of the Government In 1923. The correspond- 
ence relates chiefly to Republican politics In Ohio and nationally 
Includes correspondence (1938-43) with R. E. Eggleton, Paul M. 
Godehn. and Hainer Hinshaw, on the United Air Lines case concern- 
ing award of airmail contracts before the U. S. Court of Appeals. 
Correspondents include John William Brlcker, Simeon Davison Fess, 
Warren Gamaliel Harding. Herbert Clark Hoover, George Wolbridge 
Perkins, Theodore Roosevelt, Robert Alpbonso Taft and William 
Howard Taft. 

Inventory and calendar published by the Ohio Historical Society 
In 1962. 

Gift of the executors of the Brown estate. Otto H Spangler and 
the Toledo Trust Company, 1981. 

MS 62-4111 



Grimke, Francis James, 1850-1937. 
Papers, 1834-1937. 

20 v. and 15 boxes. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Presbyterian minister, lecturer, and trustee of Howard Uulversity. 
Chiefly sermons and addresses (1881-1928) delivered by Grlmk<5 as 
pastor of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church in Washington, 
D. C some of which are tributes to Frederick Barbadoes, William 
Henry Bruce, Charles W. Chesnutt, John F. Cook, Louis Alexander 
Cornish, Thomas Graham Dorsey, Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd 
Garrison, Henry F. Grant Mrs. Jacobs, John M. Langston, Martin 
Luther, Henry P. Montgomery, Charles H Peters, John B. Reeve, 
Theodore Roosevelt WlUlam Warring, George Washington, and 
James H Worden. A few personal papers Including a copy of 
Grimke's will and letters relating to It from Carter G. Woodson and 
Charles A. Booker, executors, to Grlmkg's niece, Angelina GriniW; 
brief biographical sketch on Theodore Dwlght Weld; books on art; 
and albums of pictures In European galleries, of dried flowers, and 
of early photos. Papers of Grimke's wife, Charlotte (Forten) 
Grimke, writer and poet, include diaries, albums of original poetry 
by members of the Forten family, and newspaper clippings on 
Robert Purvis, the abolitionist his son C. B. Purvis, of Freedmen's 
Hospital and Howard University, and the Rev. Anna B. Sliaw. The 
material is related to the library's Archibald Grimke and Angelina 
Grimke collections. 

Gift, 1938. 

MS 62-4112 



Grimke, Archibald Henry, 1849-1930. 

Papers, ca. 186S-1930. 

43 boxes.' 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Lawyer, editor, author, lecturer, politician, and diplomat Busi- 
ness, official, and personal correspondence, official papers concerned 
with Grimkl's service as U. S. consul to Santo Domingo (1884-98), 
biographical data, accounts, speeches, articles, book reviews, memo- 
rabilia, and portraits. Correspondents Include Roecoe Conkllng 
Bruce, Harry T. Burleigh, Anna J. Cooper, John Cromwell, Mrs. 
Frederick Douglass, W. E- Dubois, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, J. B. 
Foraker, Francis J. Grimke, Sarah Moore Grimke, Sarah Stanley 
Grlmkl, James Weldon Johnson, Martha A McAdoo, Emery T. 



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Papers, ca. 1868- 



Grimke, Archibald Henry, 1849-1930. 

1930. (Continued) 

<^viiitJ^li , *^ Elta,he,h C - Pntnam. Joel E. Spingaro 
&.S - w?," 1 ' B< ? >1 Jf r T - w <»hington, Aogelina Emily (Griinke) Weld 
Butler W.lson, Lillie Buffuni Chase Wyinan, John Greenleaf Whi^ 
?ff» ^TS?? N^-A^lenjy. Association for the Study of Negro 
M^" d | H S' 0r3% ° . mn,ittee <" Twelve, Cushing Academy, D™LrhS 
ftZSHJiTt- ?«"•"?' Association for the Advan^nen? tf 
Colored People, National Urban League, U. S. Dew of the Interior 
U. S. Navy DepU C. S. State DepT^ a War^L, InTthe Wes^ 
borough State Hospital. The material is related to the librarVs 

MS 62-4118 



Lytle family. 

Papers, ca. 1780-1926. 

20 ft (ca. 12,000 items) 

tw^S^ P h i'« ! »P nlc '" Society of Ohio (Cincinnati) 
-JF H^ e ^ note i. for speeches, deeds, bills, poems, scrapbooks 
n ?th2 t ^ r JE ape ?^5 f" liam ^'e (1T70-1S31), Surreyor^enerai 
of the Northwest Territory Robert Todd Lytle (1604-1839) lawyer 

Sir? it^rr*"?™ trom , 01>i0 ' SnrveyortfenUloT tteNorttwSt 
SMitfT * 1 of "* 0hl ° Mlllt "»: <"><» William Staines 
Lytle (3526-1888), lawyer, poet politician, and soldier Subjects 
covered include the Civil War, the Mexican War the second Bank 
of the United States, and U. S. politics. TherTfs mu4°££riaTr£ 
latlog to the early history of Cincinnati: land ownership in Hamilton 
and Clermont Counties, Ohio; the building of canals, especially the 
TW""! *?! DU !r UIe . K?-:.tl* Siege of CindnnatUnWslrthe Battles 
M.S?i'rMiolLfSJ7 STm * " nd Cblckamauga; and Ormsby MacKnight 
Mltchel (1809-1852) as a commander. Correspondents include Henri- 

Nicholas Lengworth (1782-1863). Charles Macalester (a Philadelphia 
banker), and John Rowan (1773-1843) ' 

Unpublished calendar In the repository- 
Gift of the estate of Lily Foster Llvingood, 1962. 

MS 62-4114 



Horton, Emmet, 1850-1932. 
Papers, 1870-1932. 
2 ft. 

^{^"^^1801?™°'' COllWtl,> " ° f Regi ° nal His ""- T nnd 
«l 1 n I^ t hni a . na ^ ten JL a ^ rney - Correspondence, diaries, bioKraphl- 
£1 !&»r «„ aC T, ntS . (Dnsiness and Personal), specificationsrdraw- 
lngs, American and foreign patent papers, photos., and other personal 
and business material dealing lanrelFwith the pat«Ung manS 
JS'j* "L^it of Horton-s inventions. The bulk of the r*rpers 
pertains to the perfection of the basket-making machine and the 
establishments 1896 of the Horton Basket MachinTco of ^Li^ 
JLL . ** I** 8 P«?ers relating to Horton's activities as a patent at- 

J?S.n t0 J'£ T* 'S?* 6 ta Dnndee and Eln "™. ». YTTand ln 
Michigan, to his Investments In Colorado mining companies and other 

enterprises, to his Interest in the People's Party of Yates County, 
fnrinS. p rT" ? Popn i tet „''?* Per8ons aDd flnns "Presented 
SSS. w^.,*™?™! 8 '. ' *- Carrter ' James °- ClephanV Isaiah 
Coleman, William Cronk, Silas, C. Downey, Khesa G. Du Bois George 

t^L t'*^- E " e 5 r Flt i h - StaDle y C Fla S8, Townsend Maccoun! 
James T Robison, Frank Spencer, H. F. Van Order, Ansley D White 
George Wilkin, W. A. Wilson ; Barker, Hose & Gray Browne Jb Sharro 
Manufacturing Co. Crong Hanger Co. Federal^rate & Batke? C?! 
Goble Brothers, La France Fire Engine Co., Love, Chapman & Smith. 
£"S£.H££ n ? r ,.* Bakery Mergenthaler-Horton Basket MaVwn7o£ 
S^^V BaSk ?™S°- ."? , w '»o«enby, Ohio. St Catherine's Box and 
Basket Co. and Troy Malleable Iron Co 

«,. »2SJ! S ^ d .K enldeS . aTalla ] )le ln °* Ubral y- A** 1 described In 

rwifS^J^ CII ^2! r and • ren, »'«t Con»U University Library, 

H^S Regional Hlatoiy and the University Archives (1954^8) 

MS 62-4115 



McCloskey, Eunice Mildred (Lon Coake) 1906- 

Papers, 1930-62. 

6 ft (ca. 1000 items) 

In Pennsylvania State University Library. 

Poet and painter. Correspondence, together with 21 scrapbooks 
£,£ l^^n * ppln e 5 - ^^des 48 letters from August Derieth. 23 
from Faith Baldwin, and 7 from Taylor Caldwell, as wen as letters 

anTpu^ &*' P ° bU8l,er «*"'" McCa * «" d other uSKS 
Gift of Mrs. McCloskey, 1869- 

MS 62-4116 



O'Hara, John, 1905- 
Papers, 1960-62. 
ca. 2 ft. (11 items) 

In Pennsylvania State Universitv Library 

Author. S1SS. and galleys of d'Hara's -Sermons and soda-water 
(1060) and Assembly (1962), together with ^t^ SiscSfng tie 
gift of these items to the library. u™.™.iug uie 

Gift of Mr. O'Hara, 1961. 

Full name: John Henry O'Hara. 
MS 62-4117 

Jones family. 

McDowell-Jones papers, 1817-1907. 

ca. UK) items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Correspondence, miscellaneous papers, and dippings. Includes a 
tSKS 1 % S- 1 removal and a dtaownmeut, relaUng to the Religious 
Society of Friend^ a sermon, and pupils' compositions. CorrespW 
^Jf m S^ ly ,^ ^^ JoDes and ber schoolmates at Ercildoun 
Boarding School for Girls, of which Smedley Darlington was prE- 

Checkllst in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Joseph T. McDowell, 1987. 

MS 62-4118 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends' Historical 
Library. 

Epistles addressed by Yearly Meetings and Women 
Friends of the Religious Society of Friends to other Yearly 
Meetings or to Quarterly and Subordinate Meetings 1698- 
1846. ' 

ca. 225 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College 

Checklist in the library. ^u"<*e. 

Gift, purchase, and deposit, 1927- 

MS 62-4119 

Brosius, Lewis Walton, 1. 1856. 

Genealogical notes and data. 

ca. 2 it. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College 
■,„;r a .! erU ' 1 ?, "^ ln P r er ,artttlt >" of Broslus's Genealogy of Henry 
and Mary Urosius and their descendents. Arranged In two grmnw 
one group alphabetically by name of individual furnishing data, the 
other by individual referred to. 

Checklist in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Brosius and Malcolm A. Brosius, 1929-3C. 

MS 62-4120 

Codding, Ichabod, 1810-1866. 
Papers, 1830-1901. 
ca. 1 ft 

In Friends Historical Library of .Swarthmore College 

Clergyman. Sermons, speeches, and notes on slavery and on poli- 
tical and relijjious subjects, together with printed matter and clip- 
pings, some mounted ln scrapbooks. 

Checklist and card index in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Mary Preston Codding Bourland. 1989. 

MS 62-1121 

Pitkin, Perley Peabody, d. 1891. 

Papers, 1861-68. 

ca. 4 ft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Army officer. Correspondence, receipts, and other papers concern- 
ing the daily business of an iissistant quartermaster for the Army of 
the Potomac from 1882-«4, involving shipments, receipts and trans- 
fers of supplies and Government property for units of the Army under 
Generals George B. McClellan and Ambrose E Bumside in 1862. 
Joseph Hooker and George G. Meade In 1863, and Meade and Ulysses 
!>. Grant in 1864. Includes papers dealing with the wages of those 
slaves known as "contrabands" within the Federal lines 

Unpublished register in the repository 

Gift of William P. Palmer. 

MS 62-4122 

Chenowith and Clark, Bonham, Tex. 

Records, 1860-95. 

57 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 

Business correspondence of the law firm of Chenowith and Clark, 
bills, receipts, check stubs, promissory notes, the law partnershlD 
contract and a work contract * 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

MS 62-4123 



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John family. 

Papers, ca. 1775-1858. 

97 items. 

In Friends Historical Library uf Swarilunore Oolite*. 

Ill part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Letters (1790-1855) ; biographical and genealogical material on 
the John family ; verse thought to have been written by Sarah H. 
Janney and Grace Davis ; and business papers, including deeds, sur- 
veyor's map (fragment), a rental agreement, and a power of attorney. 
Recipients of letters include Ann John Haines, Ezra Haines, Abia 
John, Eliza John, Martha John, Reuben John, Sally John, and Joanna 
Sharpies. 

Checklist in the library. 

MS 62-1124 



Haviland family. 

Papers of the Haviland family and of related families. 
1754-1013. 

41 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swartlimore College. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Letters (1774-1913), indentures, wills, two marriage certificates, 
two bills of sale, and some clippings. Approximately half of the 
items involve members of the Haviland, Field. Carpenter, and Griffen 
families. Wills are of Edward Burling (1784), Benjamin Field 
(1818), Charles Carpenter (1846), and Phebe Jane Carpenter (1846) 

Checklist and card index in the library. 

Gift of Barnard Walton. 1037. 

MS 62-4125 



Pattee, Fred Lewis, 1863-1950. 
Papers, 1875-1950. 

9 ft (ca. 3500 items) 

In Pennsylvania State University Library. 

Author, critic, and professor. Correspondence, manuscripts of 
published and unpublished works, biographical and genealogical ma- 
terials. Correspondence consists of letters from authors, publishers, 
literary critics, historians, and others, including 59 letters from H. L. 
Mencken and 47 from Hamlin Garland. 

Index In the library. 

Gift of Mr. Pattee. 

MS 62-4126 



Bonner, Amy. 

Papers, 1920-55. 

ca.3 ft. (,">C0 items) 

In Pennsylvania State University Library. 

Poet Correspondence, 20 diaries, literary MSS., photos., and other 
papers. Includes 80 letters from George Dillon, poet and editor of 
Illinois, 54 letters from Edgar Lee Masters, and letters from other 
English and American literary figures, including Robert Frost, Bobert 
Hlllyer, and Edith Sitwell. 

Card Index in the library. Also described in Amy Bonner, by R. V. 
Bauer, published by Pennsylvania State University in 1958. 

Gift of Mrs. Minna Bonner Hoffman, 1957. 

MS 62-4127 



National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Wisconsin. 
Branch. 

Records, 1910-53. 

lft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minutes of annual conventions, of the State Board of Managers, 
and of the Executive Committee. 

Inventory in repository. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Willis Van Horn, 1959. 

MS 62-4128 



Quarles, Joseph Very, 1843-1911. 
Papers, 1864-1911. 
1 ft (3S« items) 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Lawyer, judge, and U. S. Senator from Wisconsin. Articles, 
speeches, and notes concerning speeches. 
Gift of Mrs. W. C. Quarles, 1959. 

MS 62-4129 



McBride, James, 1788-1850. 

Papers ca. 1S28-48. 

1 box. 

In Ohio Historical Society Library. 

Author, scientist, merchant and public official. Sketches, maps, 
surveys, and descriptions resulting from McBrlde's archaeological In- 
vestigations in the Ohio River Valley region, particularly the Miami 
Valley. These papers were drawn upon extensively by Ephraim 
George Squier and Edwin Hamilton Davis for their book. Ancient 
monuments of the Mississippi Valley (1847) 

Inventory available in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Permanent loan from the Academy of Natural Sciences of Phila- 
delphia, i960. 

MS 62-4130 



Allen, Alfred Marston, 1860-1927. 
Correspondence. 1839-1928. 
629 Items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Lawyer. Chiefly correspondence (1881-85) between Allen and* 
Hannah Smith just prior to their marriage. The letters give personal 
details and iaformatlon on manners and customs of the time. 
Unpublished calendar in the repository. 
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Erastus S. Allen, 1961. 

MS 62-4131 



Dewey, Charles Ayrault, 1842-1927. 

Papers. 1737-1928. 

2 boxes. 

In University of Rochester Library. 

Physician, of Rochester. X. Y. Miscellaneous correspondence, 
newspaper clippings, and other papers. The major part of the collec- 
tion consists of MSS. of papers read by Dewey before the Fortnightly 
Club of Rochester (a literary club) during 1904-27. Includes six 
items relating to the genealogy of the Dewey family. The material 
is related to the library's Chester Dewey papers. 

Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Bequest of Dr. Dewey, 1927. 

MS 62-4132 



Dewey, Chester, 1784-1S6". 

Papers, 1810-77. 

5 v. and 2 boxes. 

In University of Rochester Library. 

Congregational clergyman, scientist and professor of natural his- 
tory. Correspondence, notebooks of metereologicai observations 
(1837-67) recorded by Dewey, and meteorological observations taken 
by several of Dewey's students. Correspondents include James D. 
Dana, Amos Eaton, Ehenezer Emmons, Asa Gray, Joseph Henry, Ben- 
jamin Siiliman, and John Torrey. The material is related to the 
library's Charles Ayrault Dewey collection. 

Inventory' and card index to majority of letters In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Bequest of Charles Ayraiilt Dewey, 1927. 

MS 62-4133 



Anderson, Richard Clough, 1750-1826. 

Tapers of the Virginia Military District in Ohio, 1787- 
1839. 

ca. 5 ft 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Seven entry books, ca. 4400 to 4800 surveys, and an Index to entries, 
referring to land in the Virginia Military District lying between the 
Scioto and Little Miami Rivers in Ohio, which was surveyed under the 
direction of Anderson, his son-in-law, Allen Latham, and bis son, 
William Marshall Anderson. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Purchased from Dr. R. G. Lewis. 1914 ; formerly owned by Captain 
N. W. Evans, a descendant of Anderson. 

MS 62-4134 



Junior Garden Club, Lubbock, Tex. 
Records. 1939-<iQ. 
1 ft (12 v.) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 
Scrapbooks and directories, concerning club activities and mem- 
bers. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the club, through Mrs. H. A. Anderson, 1960. 

MS 62-4135 



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Alston, John. 

Papers, 1797-1874. 

24 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 
n.^"J?S« ( J!?™l and nndat «J>: account bootaand business 
sXtion U79?/ : ' md 6SSayS * Natha " 1M on Ne 8 r » *"<** ^ 

Checklist and card Index In the library. 

Gift 01 John CowgiU Alston, St., 1948. 

MS 62-4186 

Fox, George, 1624-1691. 
Papers, 1660-1958. 
ca. 200 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 
In part, transcripts (handwritten) and photocopies (negative) 
English religious leader. Mainly pictures, articles, clippings and 
"^fT no ?-™a n ™ CT 'W "mterial eoneernlng Fox. together wittTa few 
an I?F **; items ' eopies oi *■*"■ l«tters and of MSS. concerning Us 

T^lfl ? ^f 7 ?l "fJ"" S d <* a semon a™ to ^""X" »»1680. 
Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift and purchase, 19S4-58. 

MS 62-4137 

Fisher, Joshua Francis, 1807-1873. 
Family papers, 1755-1865. 

500 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Correspondence between members of the Willing, Francis. Fisher 
Harrison, and Mlddleton families of Philadelphia 
Presented by Mrs. James B. Drinker, 1961. 

MS62-4138 

Kane, John Kintzing, 1795-1858. 

Correspondence, 1820-60. 

1000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Jurist Mainly letters from Kane in 18*5, when he was appointed 
attorney general of Pennsylvania, recommending aspirants for the 
office of deputy attorney general In the various counties of Pennsyl- 
vania. Many are addressed to Gov. Francis Bawn Shank (1788- 
1848) or to other political figures of the day. About 150 letters briefly 
Illustrate Kane's career, many of them letters of condolence addressed 
to bis family after his death In 1858. Includes a small group of cor- 
respondence and papers of Elisha Kent Kane (1820-1857), son of 
Judge Kane and a noted Arctic explorer. 

Purchase, 1961. 

MS 62-4189 

Severn, Hannah, collector. 

Autographs, 1713-1877. 

47 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Letters from American and English sources. Includes single letters 
52" > , A £i re ,1, G , re ^ Cortin (1817-1894), Sara Jane (Oarke) Tuppta- 
cott (1828-1904) Frank Mayo, John Mitchell, Jaines a Murtock, He- 
ratio Seymour (1778-1857), William Buen Spragui (1T95-1B76T 

S^ 1 ?^S me ^,tl S11 -JS 4) iJ ldeon '" rell « (lS»-1878),!nd k£ 
tnaniel Parker WIIUs (1806-1867) 
Presented by Hannah Severn, 196X 

MS62-4140 

Unger, Charles W collector. 

Papers, 1706-1904. 

44 boxes (ca. 10,000 items) 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Besidue of the papers of an autograph dealer, containing much ma- 
terial on the merchants and shippers of the early Federal period, par- 
ticularly the Philadelphia house of Dutilh and WachsmuthT Includes 
some papers of Andrew Clow & Co. and of Richard Ashhunt and Sons. 

Purchase, 1959. ^^ 

MS 62-4141 

Wharton, Katharine Johnstone (Brinley) 

Papers, 1856-1922. 

130 Items and 11 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections 

Mainly diaries describing social life in Philadelphia and Newport, 
B. L, mentioning many prominent people and commenting on most of 
the Important events of the time. A few letters (1914-18) tell of life 
In England during World War i. 

Presented by Mrs. James Drinker, 1981. 

MS62-4142 



White, Charlotte (Gerhard) collector. 

Commonplace books, 1828-82. 

4v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Commonplace book of Thomas Shipley (d. 1836), a volume contain- 
ing religious reflections of his son, Samuel Richards Shipley (b. 1828), 
a commonplace book (1870-82) of Earl Shlnn (1837-1886), art critic 
and writer, and a commonplace book (1849-48) by an unknown per- 
son. 

Gift of Mrs. Thomas Baeburn White, 1961. 

MS 62-4143 



Wisconsin. State Historical Society. 

Records of Wisconsin post offices, 1852-1937. 

19 items, 3 v., and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Various types of dally and quarterly reports filled in on forms, giv- 
ing such information as the number of letters and lists of periodicals 
received and sent from each office. Includes records for Ashland 
(1878), Diamond Bluff (1855-57), Gotham (1933-87), La Crosse 
(1852-54), and Manitowoc (1853-78) 

MS 62-4144 



Cadbury, Richard Tapper, 1853-1929, collector. 

Quaker autograph letters, 1770-1829. 

ea 50 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Mainly letters to James Thornton of Philadelphia. Correspondents 
Include Samuel AUinson (1739-1791) writing in 1789; Moses Brown 
(1738-1836) writing (1787-81) concerning abolition of the slave trade 
and Friends' affairs; Isaac Collins (1746-1817) writing in 1790; 
David Comfort (1777-1856) and other members of the Comfort fam- 
ily, writing 1826-37; Thomas Fisher (1741-1810) writing In 1783: 
and John Pemberton (1727-1795) writing 1778-93 (15 items). 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Purchase from Helen Cadbury Bush In 1981. 

MS 62-4145 



Franklin Irni Club, Philadelphia. 

Records, 1902-55. 

30 v. and 23 boxes. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Minutes, business accounts, and entertatnments of a club founded 
In 1902 to bring together authors, illustrators, and publishers Cor- 
respondents include Francis Blddle, Curtis Bok, Struthers Burt, 
William H. Furaess, Jr., Josepb Hergesheimer, Dr. William Keen. 
B. Talt McKenzIe, Edwin Markham, Silas Weir Mitchell, Christopher 
Morley, Harrison S. Morris, Thornton Oakley, Eugene Ormandy 
Joseph Pennell, Otis Skinner, Henry Van Dyke, J. William White. 
and Carlton TarnalL 

Permanent loan, 1980. 

MS 62-4146 



Petttts, Terry, 1904- 

Papers, 1935-38. 

380 items. 

In University of Washington Library. 

Journalist and labor leader. Correspondence and ca. 30 other 
items, Including material on the American Newspaper Guild, the 
Tacoma Newspaper Guild, guild organization In the Pacific North- 
west the strike of the Seattle post-lntelllgencer In 1986 (ca. one- 
third of the papers), the Seattle star, David Daniel Beck, William 
Randolph Hearst Frank Lynch, Richard Lewis Neuberger, and 
Forrest V. Williams. 

Inventory and card catalog In the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Purchased from Mr. Pectus, 1980. 

MS 62-4147 



Schermerhorn, Winfield Scott, 6. 1833: 

Papers, 1849-91. 

l box. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Physician. Correspondence, diaries of Schermerhorn (1865) and 
his wife (1852), and clippings. Includes correspondence with nls son 
George, and other family letters. 

Gift of Grace Bryant 1960. 

MS 62-4148 rev 



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Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

Literary miscellany, 19th-20th cent 

ea. 100 items. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Stories, poems, articles, and other literary MSS. ; correspondence, 
proofsheets, printed mnterial, and photos. Persons named Include 
Thomas Bailey Aldrlch, John James Audubon, Sabine Baring-Gould, 
Maria K. Catlow, Charles A. Clark, Charles Atherton Camming, 
Varlna Howell Davis, Hamlin Garland, John Oliver Hoboes, Bapert 
Hughes, Ott Juettner, McEmiay Kantor, J. I* McCreery, F. Max 
Muller, G. Perle Schmidt, and William Shakespeare. 

Cataloged individually in repository. 

MS 63-4149 



Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 

Iowa State miscellany, 1834-1958. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Iowa Sbite Dept, of History and Archives collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, biographical and historical 
sketches, speeches, election tickets, campaign material, clippings, and 
other papers, relating to various aspects of Iowa history and politics. 
Persons mentioned Include William Allen, William B. Allison, Horace 
Boles, William Lavalle Bowers, Albert B. Cummins, John F. Dillon, 
Jonathan Prentiss Dolllver, Jessie Merrill Dwelle, Arlal K. Eaton, 
Warren Garst, James Harlan, the Bev. S. W. Ingham, Charles C. 
Nourse, Nels Petersen, M. C. Spaulding, Samuel D. Woodworth, and 
Henry W. Wright 

Cataloged individually in repository. 

MS 62-4150 



Taylor family. 

Papers, 1751-1902. 

61 iteius. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and other papers (16 items, 1853-72) of William 
Taylor (1827-1891) ; deeds, plats, and affidavits (22 items, 1751- 
1873) concerning land which became the Taylor family seat of 
Springsbury, in Clarke Co., Va.; other family correspondence, deeds, 
land grants, and legal papers. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of Dora Ashby Taylor, 1962. 

MS 62-4151 



Angle, Edward Hartley, 1855-1930. 

Correspondence, 1922-40. 

ca. 86 items. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Orthodontist. Letters and telegrams of Angle and Anna (Hop- 
kins) Angle to Charles Harold Tweed relating to the practice of 
orthodontia and to dental legislation In Arizona; biographical data 
by Bernard L. Fontana ; and portraits. 

MS 62-4152 



Cropper, John, 1755-1821. 

Papers, 1779-1820. 

396 Items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections 

Army officer, and planter of Accomack Co^ Va. Correspondence, 
accounts, polls of Accomack Co., and other papers, including material 
on county, State and National polities, Virginia Militia affairs, 
bounty and other land in Kentucky and Ohio, slaves and slavery, 
and other subjects. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of John S. Wise, 1961. 

MS 62-4153 



San Juande laBoquillas y Nogales land grant papers, 1833- 

1901. 

127L 

In University of Arizona Library. 
In large part; transcripts (typewritten) 

Papers relating to land granted to Tgnado Ellas Gonzales and 
Juan Nepomudno Felix. 

MS 62-4154 



Chadwick, Alexander C 

Papers relating to Philadelphia, 1900-32. 

12 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Seven volumes of pictures, three volumes of clippings, and two 
volumes of letters, concerning Falrmoont Park, Wlgsahlckon Valley, 
Falls of Schuylkill, and other Philadelphia localities. Lettere (1909- 
31) are mainly addressed to Chadwick as an editor of the Suburban 
press, a local Philadelphia newspaper, and concern Boxborough and 
the Wlssahlckon. 

Purchase, 1962. 

MS 62-4155 



Blanchard, Henry E 

Papers. 

lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Family letters, and Spanish harbor and arsenal reports (1598) col- 
lected in connection with Blanchard's military service In the Spanish 
American War. 

Gift of Alice Blanchard Gray, 1982. 

MS 62-4156 



Tyler, Loren S collector. 

Spanish American War clippings. 

10 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Clippings referring to officers and men In the Spanish American 

Gift of Mr. Tyler. 

MS 62-4157 



Hull, John Albert Tiffin, 1841-1928. 
Papers. 
10 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
Lawyer, State official, and IT. 8. Representative from Iowa. Cor- 
respondence, programs, invitations, photos., and other papers. 
Gift of Annette Hull, 1931. 

MS 62-4158 



Kasson, John Adam, 1822-1910. 

Papers, 1844-1910. 

ca. 1200 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lawyer, U. S. BepresentaUve from Iowa, and diplomat Corre- 
spondence, speeches, memoranda, essayB, articles, commissions, ap- 
pointments, passports, scrapbook, clippings, maps, photos., and other 
papers, including material relating to the diplomatic and postal serv- 
ice, the Tllden-Hayes election dispute, other governmental and politi- 
cal matters, and personal affairs. Correspondents Include Ulysses 8. 
Grant Benjamin Harrison, Frank L Hsrrlott, Abraham Lincoln, and 
the Commission International deg Posten, 1868. 

Gifts of Mr. Kasson, Edward E. Younger, Carolyn Young Casady, 
and others. 

MS 62-4159 



Reid, Harvey, 1842-1910. 

Papers. 

8v. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Educator and historian. Correspondence, material for a Civil War 
roster, a history of James McGowan Morgan's Infantry and cavalry 
companies, 1846-48, a military history of Jackson Co, Iowa, and a 
MS. of Thomas Cox 

Correspondence indexed by Mary Beld. 

Gift of Mary Beld, 1915. 

MS 62-4160 



Amos, Emma, collector. 



lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Clvn War letters and diary of Virgil Hlstwood, letters (1856-57) 
of Caleb Hlstwood on religion, a Civil War diary, and a MS. entitled 
Questions on theology. 

Gift of Mrs. Amos, 1917. 

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1820-1896. 



Wright, George G 

Papers, 1865-1910. 

lbor. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
hi»^2^4, Ju ^i. a,,d U & Senator from Iowa. Correspondence, 
biographical sketches, account boos, and other papers. 
io Many of the biographical sketches were published In Annals of 

Gift of Nellie Elliott Wright, 1S1Z 

MS62-4162 

Wright, Carroll, 1854-1911. 



lbox. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer and banker. Legal papers and other material. 

MS 62-4163 

Williamson, James Alexander, 1829-1902. 

Papers, 1857-94. 

1 v. and several Items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer, Army officer, and Commissioner of the General Land Office. 
Oorrespondence; a farewell address (1865) of Williamson to his reel- 
mentnpon his promotion to brigadier general, bound with letters and 
reports ; commissions ; and other papers. 

MS 62-4164 

White, Charles Abiathar, 1826-1910. 
Papers, ca. 1863-ca. 1901. 
lbor. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 
.JHS™* 010 * 1 *- Correspondence with various scientists; diplomas: 
Grftof Jff'whlte n,!hoftl,e v* **** to of autograph Interest 

MS 62-4165 

Washington (State) University-. Law Library. 

Washington bench and bar picture file. 

ca. 21 ft c 

In University of Washington Law Library. 

Biographical material and pictures of Judges and lawyers in Wash- 
ington State since 1849. Collection begun by Arthur Sydney Bearostey 
in connection with his Bench and bar papers which are In the 
library. 

MS 62-4166 

U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Tvlalip Agency. 
Becords, ca. 1857-99. 
1 v. and 1 hot 

In Washington State University library (Pullman) 
^Correspondence, reports, accounts and inventories, census list 
certincates of appointments of chiefs, and other records. 

MS 62-4167 

Shantz, Homer Le Roy, 1876-1958. 

Papers, 1905-57. 

10 ft 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Botanist and agriculturist. Articles, notes, abstracts, notes on 
reading, autobiographical material concerning professional activities 
& .JS 1 S a ! erta1 ' I* * 08 - and other papers. Concerns botany in the 
United states (particularly the West), Africa, and SouthAinerlca ; 
and vegetation surveys, wildlife conservation, land use In eastern 
Colorado, the Smithsonian African Expedition (1919-20), and the 
5L ^rJ2£ Education Commission (sponsored by the Phelps-Stokes 
iruna, 192&-24) 

Descriptive list of contents prepared by the library. 

MS 62-4168 

Scott, WinfieM, 1786-1866. 
Papers, 1813-66. 
1 portfolio. 
In University of Arizona Library 

nirt^Sf °™^ J 3o ™F pon * !n<:e ("x^noMne ca. 100 letters by Scott), 

SSS, ~ m *Z7, "Jws-PoUtical campaign literature, and news 

GiS S ofT < E r, H^. ,,r,Tatft pomaU ' ■"* «""*^V T™ 

MS 62-4169 



Puebla, Mexico (State) 
Records, 1655-1898. 

4 boxes. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Civil and military records of the State and National Governments, 
and Catholic Church records, including wills (some leaving property 
to the church), deeds, property records, Government decrees, pensions, 
military retirement papers, military financial reports, convent records, 
and records of administration of pious funds. 

Detailed list of contents in the library. 

MS 62-4170 



Mascarenas, Manuel. 

Business records, 1884-91. 
4 v. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Letter book, ledger, cashbook, and Invoice book, of a general store 
in HennosUlo, Mex. 

MS 62-4171 



Martin, Douglas De Veny, 1885- 
Papers. 

4 boxes. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Journalist and historian. Working drafts and printer's copy of 
Martin's Lamp In the desert (published I860) , a history of the Uni- 
versity of Arizona ; tape recordings ; and historical accounts by other 
writers of the university's colleges, bureaus, and organizations 

Gift of Mr. Martin, 1960. 

MS 62-4172 



Clark, Samuel, 1871-1933. 

Papers, 1916-34. 

2 v. and 1 box. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Mining papers, account books, record of leases (1916), scrsptwok, 
clippings, photos, and other business and personal papers, relating 
to Clarkstown, Ariz, (also called Bowood), a mining town founded 
by Clark, and to nearby Ajo, Ariz. 

MS 62-4173 



Arana, Jose Maria, of Magdalena, Mexico. 

Papers, 1904-21. 

1 portfolio. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Businessman and politician. Letters from supporters and op- 
ponents In an anti-Chinese campaign which Arana led in Sonora, 
Slnaloa, and Baja California; and Government communications, 
business letters, news dippings, and political campaign leaflets. In 
Spanish. 

MS 62-4174 



Murphy, John Joseph, 1879-1957. 

Papers, ca. 1881-ca. 1953. 

16 ft (ca. 14,750 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Lumberman. Personal and business correspondence, records ( 1909- 
46) of the J. J. Murphy Lumber Co., canceled checks, Invoices, deeds, 
legal papers, invitations, membership cards, clippings, magazines, 
photos. (1890-1945), and other papers, including material on lumber 
business, lumber yards, taxes, the chamber of commerce, the Murphy 
family, Crosbyton and Lubbock, Tex. Persons named Include Clayton 
Carter. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Murphy's estate, 1957. 

MS 62-4175 



Humphrey, CorreH, collector. 

Papers, 1847-53. . ■' 

198 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1005) 

Printed newspaper, The Albanian (1851-53) ; and MS. newspapers, 
periodicals, and textbooks written and edited by young students of 
Albany and Utlca, N. Y. • 

MS 62-4176 



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Miller family. 

Papers, 1799-1905. 

3 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (889) 

Miscellaneous papers of a family from Yates Co., N. Y. Inclndes 
humorous verse (1805) ; programs and other papers (1890's) relating 
to the Penn Yan Academy; letters (1882) concerning Jessie Mabel 
Miller's admission to Wellesley College; material relating to Keuka 
Lake steamers and to the Methodist Church of Penn Yan ; and bills, 
receipts, and legal documents of Samuel and David Miller. 

MS 62-4177 



Sgel, Franz, 1824-1902. 

Papers, 1861-1901. 

ca.6ft 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Army officer and editor. Correspondence, orders, dispatches, re- 
ports, notes, memoranda, maps, and other papers dealing almost 
exclusively with Sigel's activities as a brigadier general and major 
general from April 1861 to July 1864. Includes unpublished narra- 
tives of Sigel's campaigns, much of It written after the Civil War; 
some correspondence in German; a few personal letters; and others 
Involving Sigel's enlistment of volunteers in St Louis early in 1861. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

OUt of William P. Palmer, 1922; formerly owned by Mrs. SlgeL 

MS 62-4178 



Land, Cornelia (Sorenson) 1882-1959. 

Papers, 1931-1949. 

lft 

In Brigham Young University Library. 

President of Women's Chamber of Commerce, Salt Lake City. 
Legislation, reports by the Salt Lake City Women's Chamber of 
Commerce including records of their activities, correspondence, radio 
programs, and newspaper clippings, relating to the smoke abatement 
campaign in Salt Lake City. Contains an historical sketch of the 
Salt Lake City Women's Chamber of Commerce, and minutes of the 
Utah Sm okel ess Fuel Cooperative Association. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Irene Lund Elggren. 



MS 62-4179 



Ogden State Bank. 

Records, 1889-1935. 

14 ft. (27 items) 

15 Brigham Young University Library. 

Balance books, cashbooks, savings ledgers, general ledgers, minutes 
of stockholders' and directors' meetings, and a letter press book 
(1896-1906) 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift of Herald R. Clark, 1941. 

MS 62-4180 



Graham, Loyal M 1860-1961. 

Papers, 1889-1940. _ 
ca.-2 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Lawyer and legislator in Nebraska and Oregon. Most of the 
papers are political correspondence concerning successive campaigns. 

MS 62-4181 



Knerr, Hugh Johnson, 1887- 

Papers, 1935-49. 

7 ft. (ca. 4000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Air Force officer. Correspondence, r eport s , memoranda, orders, 
speeches, articles, and financial records, chiefly concerning the logistic 
phases of air warfare In Europe and in the Pacific during World 
Warn. 

Indexed for the period up to 1945. 

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 General Knerr, 1952. 

MS 62-4182 



RnsselL Thomas Osmonde, 1881-1961. 

Papers, 1908-1954. 

ca.SfL 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Civil engineer. Correspondence, designs, and plans, relating to 
railroad lines, such as the Southern Pacific in Oregon, the Minarets 
and Western Railroad, Fresno, Calif., and the Itabira railroad 
planned for the Companhla Itabira do Brasil, where he worked for 
Percival Farquhar. Includes records of engineering projects for the 
California-Oregon Power Company, G. F. Atkinson Company, Sugar 
pine Lumber Company, Madera, Calif., and others. 

MS 62-4183 

Applegate, Alex M 

Papers and diary, 1861-1862. 
3 v. 

In University of Oregon Library- 
Salmon River gold miner. Title page of v. 3 reads "Ventures and 
adventures of a party of Webfoot miners on their way to and in 
the Poly region of the northern mines. Written and composed by 
Alex M., Robt S., * Wm. H. H. Applegate, C. F. & Chas. Putnam, 
and Henry Lane Webfoot Flat, on Cooke River, Nezperse Co., 
Washington Ter." It contains copies of letters, extracts from diaries, 
and >>fln«ria 

MS 62-4184 



Howell, John S 

Papers, 1895-1925. 

102 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (893, 922) 

Miscellaneous bills of the J. C. Stowell Co. of ItlAca, N. Y., a whole- 
sale grocery firm which Howell managed; material on the Rotary 
Club, Y. M. C. A., and Conway Band (1920-25) ; and 50 photos, relat- 
ing to the U. S. School of Military Aeronautics, showing their camp 
at Upper Enfield, a parade in downtown Ithaca, a U. S- Army Dept of 
Military Aeronautics truck and darkroom trailer, a concrete barge 
made In Ithaca (1918), and other scenes. 

MS 62-4185 

Greene family. 

Papers, 1838-54. 

2 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (991) 

Farm and labor account book of Tto^Jq^nln T. and Wllison Greene 
of Wlllet, Cortland Co, N. Y., and a volume of MS. verse by BurreU 
Greene. 

MS 62-4186 

Eugene Woolen Mill Company, Eugene, Or. 
Records, 1906-50. 
8ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Corporation minute books, daybooks, Journals, ledgers, cash books, 
sales books, and other records. 

Open to Investigators after September 1, 1964. 

MS 62-4187 

Chenoweth, Justin, 1825-1897. 

Papers, 1832-1896. 

lbox. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Surveyor and Oregon pioneer. Chenoweth's diary (1849-52) and 
some letters are typed copies of originals in the Oregon Historical 
Society. Includes letters of Martin Chenoweth, student at Indiana 
College, Bloomlngton, Ind., and JuBtln Chenoweth (1859-1894), fur 
sealer. 

MS 62-4188 



Nenhansen, Thomas Brues, 1872-1944. 

Papers, 1904-36. 

23 ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Realtor, political campaign manager, and special agent for U. S. 
Land Office. Correspondence and papers relating chiefly to the In- 
vestigation of land frauds In Oregon. Includes the Oregon Tjimhor 
Company case and the William C. Bristol case. As «*««r"«" of the 
Progressive Party in Oregon Nenhansen managed the campaigns of 
Senator Charles L. McNary (1918, 1930), Robert N. Stanfleld (1920, 
1926), and Hiram W. Johnson (1924-25), and for the Oregon Normal 
School (1918) 

MS 62-4189 



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Rotch, Helen Gilman (Ludington) 

Papers. 1943-57. 

1 box. 

In Rudcllflt> College Library. Women's Archives (A-ll») 

Civic leader Speeches and statements pillared by Mrs. Botch In 
connection with her political and civic activities in and around Bos- 
ton, particularly for the Americans for Democratic Action and the 
Joint Council for International Cooperation. 

MS 62-4190 



Hartwell; Frank Eugene, 1873-1961. 

Papers. 1890-1961. 

lit. 

In University of Vermont Wilbur library. 

Meteorologist Correspondence, essays and comments on local af- 
faire, tear-sheets and clippings, samples of hand printing aria wood- 
cuts, jcrapbooks of Hartwell's activities as Bolton, Tt, town repre- 
!?H?, ve ( ,SS£"5 ,) and as «M>n»er of the Governor's Committee on 
tie Aging ( 1959-60) , and photos, of Vermont scenes. 

Gift of Mrs. HartwelL 1962. 

MS 62-4191 



Gfllis, James Dunlap, 1798-1835. 

Papers, 1799-1846. 

3 v. and 1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Sea captain. Personal correspondence, letters of Instructions bills 
of lading, miscellaneous ship papers, a list of American vessels depart- 
ing from all ports for India (Jan.-June 1835), a ballad, a drama? a 
description of Cape Aden, and other papers. Includes many letters 
between members of the Richardson family who were closely related 
to Gillls by marriage. 

MS 62-4192 



St Clair, Arthur, d. 1820. 

Papers, 1797-1827. 

583 Items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Lawyer. Correspondence and business papers, Including bank 
notes and receipts. The papers are chiefly legal In content but con- 
tain some information regarding politics in the Northwest Territory 
The material is related to the society's Lytle family collection. 

Unpublished calendar of the correspondence In the repository 

Gift of the estate of Lily Foster Livingood, 1952. 

MS 62-4193 



Thomas Carneal estate papers, 1807-1941. 

lbox. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cln- 
emnati) 

Correspondence and business records dealing mainly with real 
estate in Norwood, Ohio and Covington, Ky. 

Unpublished index in repository. 

Gift of the estate of Thomas Carneal, 1948. 

MS 62-4194 



Forest Industries Radio Communications. 

Records, 1947-60. 

4ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, reports, and ^ocnments. re- 
lating to the coordination of radio communication In the lumber and 
forest products industries. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

MS 62-4195 



Crossley, James Judson, 1869-1954. 
Papers, 1894-1954. 
2ft 

In university of Oregon Library. 
Lawyer in Oregon, Iowa State senator, and soldier. 

MS 62-4196 



Spring Canyon Area Coal Company. 

Records. 1913-54. 

21ft. 

In Brigham Voung University Library. 

Correspondence and papers relating to labor relations, compensa- 
tion, mine rescue. Income and operation expenses, housing, railroads, 
and welfare, chiefly during the 1920's: annual reports (1920-33): 
minute books and ledgers of King Coal, a west coast distributor of 
Spring Canyon coals : papers relating to the I. W. W. In Carbon Co., 
Utah, during the 1920s; and papers of the related Royal Coal and 
Standard Coal Companies. The material is related to the library's 
Peerless Coal Company and Utah Fuel Company collections. 

Gift of Royal Coal Company, 1960. 

MS G2-4197 



Reagan, Albert B., 1871-1936. 

Papers. 1905-35. 

4ft. 

In Brlgham Young University Library. 

Teacher on Indian reservations, anthropologist and author. Re- 
lates chiefly to Indian mythology, geology and archeology of Utah 
and Arizona, and the Chippewa, Hon, Jemez, Navaho, Qulleute, and 
Ute Indians. Contains some adventure fiction, articles on world 
affairs, and copies of his published articles. 

Unpublished register In the llbrarv. 

Gift of Mrs. Reagan, 1937. 

MS 62-4198 



Gordon, Robert Winslow, 1888-1961. 

Papers. 1909-1934. 

7 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Folklorist. Includes typed material from published sources sing- 
ers, and reciters, relrting chiefly to the Civil War and the South ; a 
file of Gordon's folksong column In Adventure; Harvard class notes; 
and private collections of Joanna Colcord, Joseph McGlnnls, Mary 
Newcomb, and Betty Bush Winger. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

MS 62-4199 



Ellsworth, Harris, 1899- 

Papers, 1943-57. 

5ft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Representative from Oregon. Correspondence and documents, se- 
lected by Ellsworth, dealing with the lumber industry, Office of Price 
Administration, veterans' affairs, and various projects concerning his 



Congressional District 



MS 62-4200 



Bensell, Royal Augustus, 1838-1921. 
Diary, 1862-64, and scrapbook. 
4v. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Civil War soldier and Oregon pioneer. Diary, edited by Gunter 
Barth, was published (1959) with title: All quiet on the YamhllL 

MS 62-4201 



Henderson, Louis Fourniquet, 1853-1952. 

Autobiography and miscellaneous papers, 1923-37. 
1 box. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Botanist Includes correspondence, unpublished MSS., and field 
trip reports of activities In the Pacific Northwest 

MS 62-4202 



Tinkham, John F 

Land books, 1866-81. 

3v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (979) 

Land dealer and broker, of Kent Co., Mich. Statements of lands 
sold for unpaid taxes with price, purchaser, and other Information ; 
and other records. 

MS 62-4203 



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Weinstein, Milton. 

Scrapbook, 1911-14. 

It. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (37/5/20) 

Scrapbook of a member of the Cornell Class of 1914. Includes 
many photos, of student activities. 

MS 62-4204 

Toirens Title League of New York State. 

Records, 1916-4L 

141 items. 

In Cornell University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (891) 

Correspondence and pamphlets relating to the Torrens system of 
simplified real estate transfer, activities of the league In the New 
York State Legislature and the passage of the amended Torrens law 
(1818) , and objections to and defenses of the law. 

MS 62-4205 

Towner family. 

Papers, 1819-75. 

32 items and 1 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (878) 

Farm and labor accounts of Enoch Towner and members of his 
family In Borne, Oneida Co., N. Y. ; letters (1846-74) relating to land 
warrants for Nebraska, the settlement by A. D. Towner at Rock 
Bluff, Cass Co., Nebraska Territory, the gold fever, and to a reces- 
sion In the settlement In 1874 ; and a letter (1857) describing life at 
the Delaware Literary Institute, Franklin, N.Y. 

MS 62-4206 

Cargill, Andrew Hays, 1844-1920. 
Papers, 1844-1920. 
lbox. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Confederate officer, director of the Arizona Pioneers' Historical 

Society, and botelkeeper. Carglll's MSS. of A biography of Andrew 

H. Cargill; The Camp Grant Massacre; The Lincoln Massacre, Fort 

Yuma 1850; and Reminiscences of Civil War days. 

MS 62-4207 

Temple family. 

Papers, 1854-99. 

40 items and 7 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (892) 

Correspondence and miscellaneous accounts. Includes letters re- 
lating to schoolteachlng In New Lenox, Mass. (1855), hard times and 
railroad 'construction in Minnesota In 1858, wildcat currency and 
land prices (1859), wheat prices, reaction to the secession of South 
Carolina (1861), the Panic of 1873, and western farm prices. 

MS 62-4208 

Young, Benjamin. 

Papers, 1882-1906. 

3 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Salmon canner, banker, and real estate promoter, ef Astoria, Or. 
Includes records of the British America Packing Co., Canoe Pass, 
B. C-, and the Ben Young Land Co., Astoria, Or, and personal cor- 
respondence. 

MS 62-4209 

McKay, Douglas, 1893-1959. 
Papers, 1925-58. 
30 ft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Oregon Governor and Secretary of the Interior. Includes corre- 
spondence and documents relating to his career In State and National 
politics. 

Unpublished inventory in the library. 

Fvil name: James Douglas McKay. 
MS 62-4210 

Kizer, Benjamin Hamilton, 1878- 
Papers, 1934-59. 
ca. Sft. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Lawyer and official of national and regional planning agencies. 
Includes transcript of 1949 State Dept round table discussion on 
American policy toward China. 

MS 62-4211 



Neuberger, Richard Lewis, 1912-1960. 
Papers, 1955-59. 
lift 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Senator from Oregon. Papers relating to his years as U. S. Sen- 
ator, concerned chiefly with conservation, public land, public power, 
and public health. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

MS 62-4212 



Noble, Harold Joyce, 1903-1953. 
Papers, 1918-47. 
lbox. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Historian. Relates to the Bed Cross In Japan (1918), Russian 
refugees In Korea (1922-23), Korea (1946), and Japan (1947) 

MS 62-4213 



Laorgaard, Olaf, 1880-1945. 
Professional papers, 1919-40. 
Sft 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Engineer. Includes correspondence, reports, plans, specifications, 
etc, for Portland, Or, water front (1919-83) and other city projects; 
engineers' diary, Tennessee Valley Authority (1967-40) 

MS 62-4214 



Pitch, Asa, 1809-1879. 

Papers, 1831-65. 

71 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (775) 

Entomologist Notes on ornithology, medicine, chemistry, astron- 
omy, agriculture, and entomology; drafts of Fitch's Stillwater Ly- 
ceum lectures ; an address before the Executive Committee of the New 
York State Agricultural Society; and the diary (1863-65) of Fitch's 
daughter, Mrs. Lemuel Poates of Bolton, Miss, describing the devas- 
tations of war In terms of the local Bcene and domestic life. 

MS 62-4215 



Farwell, Samuel. 

Papers, 1835-58. 

lbox. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1183) 

Correspondence, articles of agreement (1842), specifications, and 
other papers relating to Farwell's suit against the New York and 
Erie Railroad Co. for Its alleged failure to carry out his contract 
to build the road from Deposit to Binghamton, N. Y. Includes 
digests of the minutes (1835-41) of the board of directors on con- 
tracts made and contracts fulfilled by the company. Correspondents 
include Dlven, Hathaway & Woods, Samuel P. Lyman, Alonzo Chris- 
topher Paige, and Thurlow Weed. 

MS 62-4216 



Cornell University. Sibley College of Mechanicai Engineer- 
ing and Mechanic Arts. 

Records, 1878-1904. 

238 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (16/5/39) 

Correspondence and other papers relating to Professor John Lewis 
Morris, the Committee of Revision (1884-85), and the selection of 
the director. Correspondents Include Charles Kendall Adams, Wil- 
liam Anthony, William F. Durand, Estevan Antonio Fnertes, Walter 
G Kerr, Dexter Kimball, Hiram Sibley, Albert W. Smith, Robert 
Henry Thurston, J. Burkltt Webb, and Andrew Dickson White. 

MS 62-4217 



Cornell University. 

Typhoid epidemic file, 1901-06. 

2 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (35/4/42) 

Correspondence, reports, and other items concerning the typhoid 
epidemic of 1903 in Ithaca, N. Y, its background and results. 

MS 62-4218 



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Cole, Harry E 

Cole collection, 1763-1937. 

12 v. and t> boxes. 

Id Cornell "University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
university Archives (608) 

Executive in the State Dept. of New York. Correspondence, 
diaries (1912-36), indentures, poems, genealogies, photo, album, and 
other material on the early and contemporary history of Salem 
Washington Co., N. Y. Includes papers relating to the raising of 
regiments for the Revolutionary War and compensation for the same, 
a geoeral history of Washington Academy, a Salem letter book (1794- 
1882), a notebook (1834) containing outlines of theological studies 
k ?Pt by Henry M. Davis, and two scrapbooks of Albany clippings 
( 1887-- 1923 ) 

MS 62-4219 

Anderson family. 

Accounts, 1825-53. 

It. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History 
and University Archives (984) 

Accounts of a family from Cupar, Fife, Scot. Includes foundry 
accounts (1825-26) from Scotland; and farm and personal accounts 
(1832-53) from Tecumseh, Mich., with an itemized account of ex- 
penses from Scotland to Tecumseh. 

MS 62-4220 

Wilder, Dexter. 

Papers, 1862-67. 

88 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History 
and University Archives (T24) 

Letters and records relating largely to Watertown, Jefferson Co.. 
N. T. 

MS 62-4221 

Weller, Arthur B 

Papers, 1917-30. 

lboi. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (761) 

Letters relating to the banking business in Ithaca, N. Y., letters 
from soldiers during World War i, and other papers. 

MS 62-4222 

Remington (E.) & Sons. 

Records, 1879-88. 

101 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1113) 

Papers relating to the dissolution and reorganization of the com- 
pany, which manufactured guns, agricultural implements, sewing 
machines, typewriters, and other products. Includes statements, 
drawings, and patents concerning a sewing machine and Improve- 
ments invented by T. Hoefler, a Remington employee. 

MS 62-4223 

Reed, Hugh Daniel, 1875-1937. 
Bird records, 1900-06. 
4 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/18/33) 

Zoologist and university professor. Three volumes of checklists 
of birds seen and one diary account of Reed's bird watching in the 
Ithaca and Cayuga Lake areas of New York. 

MS 62-4224 

Rhodes, Leland S 

Papers, 1842-1922. 

162 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (37/5/84) 

Reports and lecture notes (1908-11) of Rhodes, a civil engineering 
student, together with miscellaneous papers. 

MS 62-4225 



Simpson, Katherine 6 

Scrapbook, 1921. 



(Woodford) 



In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1024) 

Papers relating to cultural life In Buffalo, N. Y. 

MS 62-4226 



Simpson, Louis Wright. 

Scrapbook. 1890-92. 

l v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (3T/5/20) 

Real estate agent, of Buffalo, N. Y. Papers relating to Beta Theta 
Pi Fraternity and other material collected by Simpson while, a mem- 
ber of the Cornell Class of 1896. 

MS 62-4227 

Sheafe, Nathaniel Tracy. 

Papers, 1813-76. 

216 items. 

In Cornell Vniversity Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (SS4) , 

Correspondence, essays, speeches, and other papers. Includes 
board, term, livery, tailor, and other bills rendered to Sheafe during 
his years (1831-35) at Dartmouth College; letters (1837) from his 
sister Margarette commenting on faculty, curriculum, examinations, 
and social life at Canandaigna Academy, Ontario Co., N. Y. ; papers 
and letters relating to a dispute over the will (1839) of Edmund 
Sheafe; a notebook (1853-54) containing recipes for cures and rem- 
edies; And papers relating to Sheaf e's appointment as a court auditor 
for Orleans Co., Vt (1876) 

MS 62-4228 



Salisbury, Frank N 

Accounts. 1SSS-1922. 

54 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (914) 

Farmer and produce dealer, of Little York, Cortland Co., N. Y. 
Shipping and storage accounts for farm produce. 

MS 62-4229 

Rose, Mabel. 

Papers, 1896-1915. 

24 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (37/5/35) 

Scrapbook of Mabel Rose, as an undergraduate member of the 
Class of 1900, Cornell University; a Wayside Aftermath Club (crap- 
book with photos, and lists of the members; material on the activities 
of the Cornell Women's Club ; and other papers. 

MS 62-4230 

Rice. Grace Stubbs. 

Genealogical papers, ca. 1600-1918. 

28 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1072) 

Notebooks containing detailed genealogies for the following fam- 
ilies: Ammerman, Barr, Betsinger (Bezinger), Beidleman, Bloom, 
Bower (Bauer), Britton, Brown, Butts, Carr, Collins, Comfort Con- 
rad, Diltz, Dodderer, Ellis, Farnham (Farnum), Faulkner, Forbes, 
Forbush, House, Keller, Labar (Labarre), Lanterman, Long, Mc- 
Gowan, McWilliams, Miller, Schaffer, Shurger, Sidney, Snyder, 
Stubbs, Teeter, Towne, TrencS, Tweedle, Twist, and Weaver. In- 
cludes family letters, notes taken from tombstones, Bibles, and public 
records. 

MS 62-4231 

Purdy, Leander C 

Papers, 1757-1886. 

77 items and 1 item. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (966) 

Papers relating largely to land disposal and development in Ulster 
and Orange Counties, N. Y. Includes a lease (1769) from Oliver De 
Lancey to John Ketchum for lands in Deer Park, N. Y. ; Ketchum fam- 
ily accounts (1802) ; accounts, wills and other papers (1771-1842) of 
the Barkley family; farm and store account book (1847-57) of Wil- 
liam Little of Mount Hope, N. Y., and miscellaneous Items (1864- 
86) relating to Alsop and Leander Purdy. 

MS 62-4232 

Powell, Harry Wheeler. 

Papers, 1884-88. 

52 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (37/5/M) 

Physics and integral calculus notes and reports on physics experi- 
ments by a graduate student at Cornell University, together with Pro- 
fessor William Anthony's laboratory Instructions. 

MS 62-4233 



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Pierce family. 

Papers, 1865-1931. 

12 V. 

Id Cornel] University Library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (858) 

,«-?i ar J es _ J (1865 ' 7 * ) ' ft^o'ftte and coffin makers' accounts (1875- 
1818), burial records (1886-90), funeral and coffin accounts (1895- 
1931), and general store accounts (186T) of a family from Rlchfort, 

MS 62-4234 

Peebles family. 

Papers, 1776-1895. 

2 boxen. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (728) 

Papers relating to the activities of various members of the Robert 
H. Peebles family of Pittsburgh, Pa. Includes letters, contracts, and 
other material concerning Robert H. Peebles' transactions (1829-45) 
m provisioning C. S. troops at Fort Gibson, Okla., Fort Snelling, 
.ifS'A 1 ? ^°S ?, owso i 0kla - ; papers elating to the land interests 
,it-i - ' ° William R. Dickinson near Steubenville, Ohio; letters 
(18o2-o3) about Dickinson's Texas land claims; and genealogical 
records of the Peebles, Dickinson, and Johnston families. The ma- 
terial is related to the library's collection of Devereox and Kernan 
family papers. 

MS 62-4235 

Pearson (C. H.) Hardwood Company, 1fev> York. 
Records, 1929-31. 

155 i rents. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (705) 

Largely correspondence relating to the attempts of the company 
ooS*"" 5 tar ' ff legisUtion wWch P>»ced heavy duties on imported 

MS 62-4236 

Morris, Henry B 

Scrupbook, 1884-1901. 

l v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (801) 

Clippings relating to the activities of Morris, an engineer and 
machine designer of Ithaca, N. T., who was Involved in the improve- 
ment of the autophone and later interested in a weaving company at 
Geneva, N. T. 

MS 62-4237 

Newton, Clara Chipman, 1848-1937. 
Papers, 1864-1938. 
3 boxes. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Papers of Miss Newton, co-founder of the Cincinnati Pottery Club 
member of the Cincinnati Women's Club, and supporter of the Rook- 
wood Pottery, Cincinnati ; together with papers (chiefly business) of 
K. M. Graham and George Graham (1798-1881) 

Unpublished Index In repository. 

Gift of Ellen Newton and Florence Murdoch, 1287-38. 

MS 62-4238 

Gross, William L 1889-1909. 

Papers, 1862-67. 

9 ft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Lawyer and telegrapher. Correspondence and records relating to 
the telegraph offices of the the U. S. Army in Danville, Ky., Cairo, 
I1L, and New Orleans, during the Civil War; Gross' correspondence 
while he served as manager of the Western Union office in Omaha, 
Neb., in 1860-67; and other personal correspondence. Includes copies 
or messages sent to and received from General Ulysses S. Grant when 
He was planning his campaign against Vicksburg. Miss. 

Unpublished register In repository. 

Gift of William P. Palmer. 



MS 62-4239 

Cincinnati Central Christian Church. 

Records, 1827-1917. 
10 v. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati! 

Minutes and records. 

Gift of Dr. C A. Sebastian, 1980. 

MS 62-4240 



Cincinnati. Colombia Congregational Church. 

Records, 1875-1925. 

7 v. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Minutes and register (1900-15) ; together with a secretary's book 
(1908-16) of the Ladies Aid Society. 

Gift of Mary E. Kellogg, 1950. 

MS 62-4241 

Baker, Barrett* Watts, 1869-1956. 

Papers, 1885-1956. 

100 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Businessman and secretary of the Minneapolis Y. M. C. A. Corre- 
spondence, business cards, railroad passes, advertising circulars, and 
genealogical and biographical material. The letters, written to Baker 
by his brothers and sisters, relate to politics, a description of Pueblo, 
Colo., business opportunities, gold, silver, lead and copper mining in 
Montana, and the Spanish-American War. Includes advertisements 
for the Barnum Trunk Co., Minneapolis, the C. A. Pillsbury Co., 
Minneapolis, the Lu-Mi-Num bicycle, and Singer sewing machines 

Gift of Dr. John Baker, 1962. 

MS 62-4242- 

Borch, Newell, 1842-1908. 

Papers, 1863-1959. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Union soldier and store owner, of Menomonee. Wis Two diaries 
(Aug. 25-Nov. 30, 1863) Kept while Burch was a corporal in the 154th 
New York Regt ; two volumes of Civil War information compiled by 
Burch after the war was over, containing references to his career 
from 1863-455; mimeographed volume containing a chronological 
history of Burch's Civil War career, compiled by John Quinn Imholte 
in 1959 from the original diaries and the post-war versions prepared 
by Burch; and miscellaneous biographical and genealogical data on 
the Burch family. 

Inventory description in repository. 

Gift of Hal E. McWethy, 1959. 

MS 62-4243 

Haskins, William Riley, 1838-1926. 

Papers, 1863-1927. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Letters, newspaper clippings, and reminiscences relating to Has- 
kins' service in the 2d Minnesota Regt. during the Civil War. The 
reminiscences, which form the bulk of the collection, give detailed 
information on life in Confederate prisons 

Inventory description in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. George F. Hall, 1962. 

MS 62-4244 

Kittredge, Edmund Webster, 1833-1910. 
Papers, 1787-1923. 
9 boxes. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 
Personal and business papers of an Ohio lawyer. 
Unpublished index in the repository. 
Gift of Mrs. Groverman Blake, 1955. 

MS62-4245 

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association Company. 

Records, 1923-36. 

ca. 1200 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Musicians' contracts for the seasons of 1923/24-1929/30 and 
1931/32-1935/36. 

Gift of Lucien Wulsin, 1960. 

MS 62-4246 

Chase, Salmon Portland, 1808-1873. 
Correspondence, 1849-73. 

210 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Statesman and Chief Justice. Letters relating to V. S politics. 
Correspondents Include President Andrew Johnson, John Townsend 
Trowbridge, and Robert Bruce Warden. 

Unpublished index in the repository. 

Purchase, 1932; gift of Walter S. Schmidt, 1947; and gift of the 
estate of Charles T. Greve, 1836. 

MS 62-4247 



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Bruce, Blanche Kelso, 1841-1898. 

Papers, 1870-97. 

700 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

Negro politician, lecturer, and U. S. Senator from Mississippi Cor- 
respondence, documents, newspaper clippings, family papers, and 
other material. Most of, the correspondence relates to Bruce's service 
as Senator (1874-80) and reflects the political, economic and social 
conditions in Mississippi and the South during Reconstruction. Cor- 
respondents include James Hill, John H. Lynch, P. B. S Pinchback, 
and J. J. Spellman. The material is related to the library's Josephine 
Wilson Bruce and Roscoe Conkling Bruce collections. 

Card index in the library. 

Purchased from Martha A. Smoot, 1954. 

MS 62-4248 



Dixon, Henry Aldous, 1890- 

Papers, 1954-60. 

54 ft. 

In Brigham Young University Library. 

U. S. Representative from Utah, educator, and university president 
Office files relating chiefly to his service on congressional committees 
dealing with agriculture and education. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of Mr. Dixon, 1961. 

MS 62-4249 



Peerless Coal Company. 

Records, 1921-54. 

12 ft 

In Brigham Young University Library. 

Ledgers, balance sheets, journals, minutes, Income tax statements, 
correspondence and papers relating to Insurance, leases, preparation 
of coal for processing, taxes, workers* rights and housing, equipment 
and general mine operation. Includes maps and blueprints of the 
mine. The material Is related to the library's Spring Canyon Area 
Coal Company collection. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift of the company through A. P. Cederlof, 1962 

MS 62-4250 



Utah Fuel Company. 

Records, 1890-1919. 

ca. 10 ft. 

In Brigham Young University Library. 

Papers relating to coal regions In Utah, WyomL s , Colorado, and 
New Mexico ; and to coke, diamond drilling, land and leases, ma- 
chinery and equipment railroads and railroad services, taxes, assess- 
ments, and water supply. Contains portions of the flies of the com- 
pany's geologists. The material is related to the library's Spring 
Canyon Area Coal Company collection. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Gift of Utah Fuel Company, 1961. 

MS 62-4251 



Provo Commercial and Savings Bank. 

Records. 1890-1933. 

6 ft. (30 items) 

In Brigham Young University Library. 

Ledgers, balance books, loan records, tellers books, savings ledgers, 
stock certificates, minutes, dividend book, and letter press book. The 
material Is related to the library's First National Bank of Provo col- 
lection. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift of Herald R. Clark, 1941. 

MS 62-4252 



Provo, Utah. First National Bank. 

Records, 1882-1900. 

ca. 5 ft. (29 items) 

In Brigham Young University Library. 

Contains minute books, ledgers, balance books, cash books, blotter 
books, stock certificate books, and letter press books. The material is 
related to the library's Provo Commercial and Savings Bank collec- 
tion. 

Unpublished register In the library 
Gift of Herald R. Clark, 1941. 

MS 62-4253 



French and Company, The Dalles, Or. 

Papers, 1868-78. 

23 folders and It. 

In Oregon Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence (1876-78) from Breyman & Sommerville, French & 
Gilman, Heppner & Maddock, Ladd & Tiltou, Marshall Johnson Kin- 
ney, Henry R. Sels, and others relating to cattle, wool and hide trade, 
and banking; and records of shipments to Camps Harney, Logan, and 
Watson in 1868. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift, 1961. 

MS 62-4254 



Chalfant, James F 1821-1884. 

Papers, 1819-88. 

2 boxes. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Merchant, Methodist minister, and trustee of Miami University and 
of Longview Asylum, Cincinnati. Correspondence, sermons, and deeds. 
Includes material relating to Longview Asylum. 

Described in the Annual report of the Historical and Philosophical 
Society of Ohio (1897) p. 4. 

Gift of the estate of Mr. Chalfant 1897. 

MS 62-4255 



Carter, Alfred George Washington, 1819-1885. 
Papers, 1862-79. 
10 v. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Lawyer, judge, and author. MS. copies of plays by Carter which 
were performed in Cincinnati during the 186Cs and 1870's. 
Indexed in the MSS. catalog in the repository. 
Purchased from Lee Freeman, 1961. 

MS 62-4256 



Caldwell, John Day, 1816-1902. 
Papers, 1784-1871. 
17 v. and 1 box. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Publisher and librarian. Correspondence, notebooks, and other 
papers on historical data, personal affairs, and other matters. 
Gift of the Ohio Mechanics Institute, 1940. 

MS 62-4257 



Burnet, Jacob, 1770-1853. 

Papers, 1787-1843. 

1 box. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Lawyer, judge, and U. S. Senator from Ohio. Correspondence, 
deeds and plats from southwestern Ohio, and other papers. Includes 
letters from Jonathan Dayton relating to the treason trial of Aaron 
Burr, and letters from Ethan Allen Brown. 

Gifts of Robert W. Bumet and Ethel Burnet Clarke, 1896, 1955. 

MS 62-4258 



Blinn family. 

Papers, 1787-1948. 

2 ft 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Correspondence, receipts, genealogical records, and other papers 
relating to the Blinn, Chapin, Hosford, and Kemper families in Cin- 
cinnati. Includes some . material concerning Glendale, Ohio. The 
papers are related to the society's Kemper and Bateman family collec- 
tions. 

Unpublished calendar In the repository. 

Gift of the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amory Blinn through 
their daughter, Mrs. William R. Yonker, 1955. 

MS 62-4259 



Black, Robert Lonnsbury, 1917- collector. 

4ft. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Correspondence and other papers relating to the American Legion- 
Gift of Mr. Black, 1954. 
Papers,- 1921-33. 

MS 62-4260 



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Btgdow, Herbert Seder, 1870-1951. 
Papers, 1900-51. 

~ 7 ft. 
^In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 

Congregational minister and reformer. Correspondence autobiog- 
raphy, speeches, campaign materUl, church bills, and other papers 
relating to Cincinnati and Ohio politics and government and to old 
age pensions and other reforms for which Bigelow worked 

Gift of Daniel R. Beaver, 1966; formerly owned by the Vine Street 
Congregational Church, Cincinnati. 

MS 62-4261 



Bentley, Henry, 1880-1938. 
Papers. 

4 file drawers. 
M 5 Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 

i „«. I ? W ?,*'\, Cor J™ s P« ld en<». articles, reports and other papers relat- 
£L ™ Bentle & Clncinn aa politics, and the history of ^Cincinnati 
C '^ Ch ^ e J &> w ?' ttee wWcn B«hUey aided in founding in the 1920* 

Unpublished index In the repository 

Access restricted until 1970. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository 

Deposited by the Bentley family, 1960. nawwrary. 

MS 62-4262 



Bates family. 

Papers, 1789-1873. 
617 items. 
J,; H *tortcal and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Clncin- 

t» P or ^S! on ' 1 f5 ce ' documents, notebooks and other papers of Isaac 
fiS4 1 . T62 ^ ,1 J.? nd ? E W" Clark U771-1854)^j£epTjr! 
«T ir ". t^I matenal relates primarily to such business mattes as 
£> ^nTih^T"* Co 3- Cto £ n,u,ti ^"facturing^oTMCraee^ 
H&nflton Co., Ohio*"* ««*»«« of land in MUlcreek Townshg 
wS 1 ^^^ <*tendar In the repository. Also described In the Bul- 
P^4l6^12-^7 Philosophical Society of Ohlo?v. Il(lfl53) 

Ma?yBa°t f es Mr ' *"* ****' RObCTt F " Fi7nt - 1M8; l0IBXr ^ owned * 

MS 62-4263 



Anderson, Buekner, collector. 

Buckner Anderson collection, 1800-86 
42 items. 
„5 Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 

Ci^W^° aieIKX relat£n8 t0 ** Carlisle fiunU y- Cincinnati, and the 
Unpublished calendar in the repository 
Gift of Mr. Anderson, 1959. 

MS 62-4264 

Oark, Davis Wasgatt, Bp., 1813-1871. 
Correspondence, 1841-76. 
440 items. 

clnnatn iSt0riCal *** PnUosoDhlcsJ Society of Ohio collecttans (Cln- 

*r. M . e, £ 0<U ?L ^^syman- Chiefly letters to Clark relating to the 
Methodist Church and to the content and publication of thi Ladles- 
repository which Clark edited. Writers of the letters Include many 
of the early contributors to the Ladles' repository 

Unpublished calendar In the repository. 

Purchased through Forest Sweet, 1ML 

MS 62-4265 

Oarke, Robert, 1829-1899, collector. 
Papers, 1784-1863. 
757 Items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Correspondence, newspapers, dippings, maps, engravings, and other 
papers relating to the Illinois Territory and Its Governor Nlnlan 
Edwards, the War of 1812, Judge John Cleves Symmes, the Miami 
Purchase, and early Cincinnati history. Persons represented Include 
layman a Draper, Israel Ludlow, and Peyton Short 

aJSHfiSaS (%8^ n 4^ eport * tte HUrtoriaa and "^w"^ 

MS 62-4266 



Dexter, Julius, 1840-1898. 

Papers, 1881-97. 

ea. 290 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Librarian and philanthropist Correspondence, programs, and mis- 
cellaneous papers relating to all phases of Dexter's life including 
charities and political activities. 

Unpublished index in the repository. 

Gift of Eugene F. Bliss, 1900. 

MS 62-4267 

Foraker, Joseph Benson, 1846-1917. 

Papers, 1884-1917. 

35 ft (11,000 items) 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (CSn- 
dnnatl) 

Lawyer, Governor of Ohio, and U. S. Senator. Correspondence, 
speeches, and miscellaneous papers relating to U. S. politics. Cor- 
respondents include Charles Warren Fairbanks, Benjamin Harrison, 
and Theodore Roosevelt 

Unpublished index In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Foraker, 1917. 

MS 62-4268 

Gest, Joseph, 1776-1863. 
Surveys, 1802-45. 
lTv. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (On- 
dnnatl) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Surveyor. Plats and surveys of the town of CtadnnattL Includes 
Indexed lists of names. •—«•«— 

Gift of Henry Gist, 1952-62. 

MS 62-4269 



Gwynne family. 

Papers, 1825-55. 

900 Items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (On- 
dnnatl) 

Correspondence, business and legal documents, and miscellaneous 
material relating to the families of Major David Gwynne and his 
son Abraham Evans Gwynne. The papers deal with Cincinnati busi- 
ness and history, social life, politics, and steamboats. 

Unpublished «*»i»"dnr In the repository 

Gift of William Edgar Shepherd, 1956. 

MS 62-4270 

Halstead family. 

Papers, 1851-1908. 

ea. 4O00 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

^Correspondence and miscellaneous papers of Murat Halstead, Al- 
bert Halstead, and other manners of the family, particularly concern- 
J? 8 „ U - , s Pontics- Correspondents Include James Gillespie Blame. 
Benjamin Harrison, Rutherford Birchard Hayes, Whltelaw BeMLand 
John Sherman. ^ ^^ 

Gifts of Mrs. Jesse R. Clarke and Mrs. Anthony Mason, 1952-57. 

MS62-4271 

Harmon, Judson, 1846-1927. 

Papers, 1908-12. 

32 boxes. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Governor of Ohio and TJ. S. Attorney General. Chiefly correspond- 
ence with Harmon's constituents and political friends relating to 
the temperance movement in Ohio. 

Gift of Mrs. Alfred Cassatt and Mrs. Albert Cash, 1953. 

MS 62-4272 

Hatch, William Stanley. 

Papers, 1740-1888. 

149 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Banker. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers relating to 
business in Cincinnati, the early history of Cincinnati, and politics. 

Unpublished Index In the repository. 

Gift of Florence King, ca. 1929. 

MS 62-4273 



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Hufcenlooper, Andrew, 1837-1904. 

Papers, 1859-1938. 

10 boxes. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
dnnati) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Army officer, surveyor, engineer, and businessman. Reminiscences 
and other papers relating to Hickenlooper's Civil War service In the 
5th Ohio Infantry, his presidency of the Cincinnati Gas Light and 
Coke Co, his political activities in Cincinnati, his descendants, in- 
cluding the Dunham family, his wife, Maria (Smith) Hickenlooper 
and his mother-in-law, Sarah Elizabeth (Bates) Smith. 

Unpublished calendar in the repository 

Gift of Amelia Dunham, 1960. 

MS 62-4274 

Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati. 

Records of the Board of Trustees, 1903-30. 

5v. ' 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Trustees' file and memorabilia. 
Gift of Mrs. Lewis Earle Lee, 1956. 

MS 62-4275 

Long, Alexander, 1816-1886. 

Papers, 1840-96. 

4050 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Lawyer and TJ. S. Representative from Ohio. Correspondence, 
diaries, and other papers. Includes material by and about other mem- 
bers of the Long family, and political correspondence with Salmon P 
Chase and Clement L. Vallandigham. 

Unpublished index in the repository. Also deselbed in Bulletin of 
the Histolcal and Philosophical Society of Ohio, v. 19, no. 2 (1961) 

Gift of Clara M. Van Hart, 1949. ' 

MS 62-4276 

Chapman, Charles Edward, 1880- collector. 

Chapman correspondence, 1834-1901. 

97 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence of abolitionists and other individuals. Correspond- 
ents Include Henry Bowdltcb, Lewis Harden, George W. JullanJ C 
Lovejoy, Samuel Joseph May, William C. Nett, Edward Philbrtck, and 
George Putnam. 
' Card index in the library. 

Gift, 195a 

MS 62-4277 

White, Jacob C 

Papers, 1857-1914. 

2 ft. (447 Items) 

In Howard University Library. 

Educator and Negro leader. Correspondence and memorabilia. Cor- 
respondents Include Jonathan C. Gibbs, Richard T. Greener. Chester 
T. Morris, William Nesbit, and George B. Vashou. 

Card Index in the library. 

Gift, 1958. 

MS 62-4278 

Turner, Henry McNeal, Bp., 1834-1915. 

Papers, 1889-1915. 

42 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Methodist clergyman. Chiefly biographical material. Addresses, 
petitions, announcements, programs, memorials, newspapers, news- 
paper dippings, and photos. 

Card index in the library. 

Gift of Charlotte Lankford, 196X 

MS 62-4279 

Summers, Henry Howard. 

Papers, 1896-1939. 

124 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

M,J£2i^LS!Sr ?° d e*w»*Dr. Programs of various African 
Methodist Episcopal churches which Summers served as pastor or 
£? a ;.3! eake £ P"*"™* a»a otuer papers of Oberlm College/Payne 
S^? 10 *^, Seminary, and Wllberforce University; hlogriphytf 
Bishop David Henry Sims and notes relating to his workTandotber 
papers largely concerned with Summers' activities as student, minis- 
ter, and educator. «~H ™™»- 
Qlft of the Summers family. 

MS62-4280 



Spingara, Joel Elias, 1875-1939. 

Papers, ca. 1905-39. 

926 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Author, publisher, philanthropist, and president of the National 
Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Correspondence ; 
bills, lists, reports, pictures and other material on the Amenta Con- 
ference; NAACP papers; constitution, declaration, and other papers 
of the Niagara Movement; newspaper clippings; and an autograph 
album. The material is related to the library's Arthur Splngarn 
collection. 

Card index in the library. 

Gift, 1957. 

MS 62-4281 



Unffin, George Lewis, 1834-1886. 
Papers, 1753-1924. 



In Howard University library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative) 

Lawyer and Judge. Correspondence, minutes of the Freedman's 
Lincoln Memorial Association, genealogical and biographical papers 
of Uie Buffin family, and newspaper dippings on Baffin's appointment 
as judge and on his relationship to the National Convention of Col- 
ored Men. Correspondents include Edward Wiimot Blyden, George 
Washington Cable, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Archibald Grlmke, Wen- 
dell Phillips, Charles Lenox Remond, Florida Raton Ridley, John S. 
Rock, and George W. Williams. 

Gift, 1958. 

MS 62-4282 

Rapier family. 

Papers, 1841-83. 

90 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence of James Thomas Bapler (1839-1884), u S 
Representative from Al a b a m a , John Rapier, Sr„ John Bapler Jr' 
Bichard Bapier, Henry R. Thomas, James P. Thomas, and Sarah 
Thomas; diaryXdatlng from 1857) of John H. Rapier, Journalist, 
surgeon, and world traveler, containing cash accounts, dlr/Dlius. and 
Indications of letters written and received; and a Ripler auto- 
biography. 

Card index in the library. 

Gift, 1957. 

MS 62-4283 

Miller, Kelly, 1863-1939. 

Correspondence, 1914-39. 

402 Items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Educator. Relates chiefly to Miller's efforts to establish a National 
Negro Museum. Correspondents Include Edwin Embree, Lloyd Gar- 
rison, F. D. Patterson, Julius Bosenwald, Wmiam a Thlrkleld, and 
O. G. Vlttard. 

Gift, 1957. 

MS 62-4284 

Martin, Charles, 6. 1850. 

Civil War papers, 1864-69. 

ca. 210 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

Transcripts (handwritten) 

Soldier. Journal, volunteer lists, general and special orders, blank 
forms, roll books, muster roll, forms for receipt of clothing, hospital 
statements, death statements, and poll tax records of colored people 
in Louisiana. 

Card index in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Martin, 1959. 

MS 62-4285 

Lewis, Thomas Narven. 

Papers, ca. 1898-1934. 

80 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part; transcripts. 

African scholar and physician. Chiefly letters written by Lewis 
to Frank Clawson. Samples of the Bassa language, pamphtetB per- 
taining to Storer College, biography of Lewis, other papers, and 
photos. 

Gift, 1958. 

MS 62-4286 



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Langworthy, Charles Ford, 1864-1932 
Papers, 1916-20. 
265 Items. 

In Howard University Library. 
In part, transcripts. 

Chemist. Correspondence, articles, biographical sketches memora- 
bilia, and other papers. 
Acquired. 1957. 

MS 62-4287 



Howard tJniversity, Washington, D. C. 

Collection of letters from Howard University men in the 
Armed Forces, 1942-46. 
2 ft (53T Items) 
In Howard University Library. 
In part, transcripts. 
Gift of James M. Nabrit, Jr., 1968. 

MS 62-4288 

Cook, John Francis, d. 1855. 

Papers, 1822-92. 

ca. 60 items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) and microfilm copy (negative) 

Educator and founder of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church, 
Washington, D. C. Correspondence, diary, newspapers, newspaper 
clippings, books, pamphlets, and photos. Correspondents include 
Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison. 

Gift of Harriet Shadd Butcher and Chariot* Atwood, 1961. 

MS 62-4289 



Cobb, James Adlai, 1876-1958. 

Papers, ca. 1917-36. 

363 Items. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Lawyer and municipal court judge, of Washington, D. C. Corre- 
spondence, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, pictures, and memora- 
bilia. Letters of endorsement for the position of municipal judge, 
recommendations for positions written by and to Cobb, certificates of 
appointments, awards and citations from various organizations. 

Gift of the Cobb estate through Charles H Thompson, 1968. 

MS 62-4290 



Oarkson, Thomas, 1760-1846. 

Papers, 1791-1887. 

50 Items and 1 v. 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts and microfilm (negative) 

English philanthropist and abolitionist Correspondence relating 
primarily to the abolition of slavery; and a diary (1791-92) of Clark- 
son's mission to America, containing the memorial and petition of 
Thomas Peters, free Negro and sergeant in the Begiment of Guides 
and Pioneers, serving in North America under the command of Gen- 
eral Sir Henry Clinton, together with material on the efforts of the 
Sierra Leone Co. to establish a settlement of free Negroes on the 
African coast 

Card index to the correspondence in the library 

Purchase, 1949 and 1858. 

MS 62-4291 



Bethel Literary and Historical Association of Washington, 

Mia \j* 

Records, 1895-1900. 
60 Items. 

In Howard University. Library. 
In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, mi nu te s, notes, programs, and a history of the 
association. 

Purchased from Bertha Lomack, 1955-56. 

MS 62-4292 



Warner Valley Stock Company, Fort BidweU, Calif. 
Becords, 1899-1936. 
1 box and 9 v. 

In University of Oregon Library. 
Becords of a company in the cattle trade in the Par West 

MS 62-4293 



Van Buren, Lotta, 1877-1960. 

Papers, 3912-60. 

2 ft 

In Brtgham Young University Library. 

Musician, restorer and collector of old musical instruments. Con- 
tains an unpublished biography of Miss Van Buren by her husband, 
Henry Blzalliou, notes on her old instrument collection, pictures of 
the instruments, concert programs, newspaper clippings, a scrapbook 
of pictures of Miss Van Buren. and music for the old Instruments. 

Includes a motion picture, What do you know about the piano}, 
relating to Miss Van Buren and her collection. 

Unpublished register in the library- 
Gift of Henry BisalUon. 1955-60. 

MS 62-4294 

Anderson, Marian, 1902- 

Papers, 1939. 

lift (7016 items) 

In Howard University Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Singer. Chiefly clippings relating to Miss Anderson and the DAK 
controversy, together with letters, telegrams, minutes, memoranda, 
and pictures. 

Card index listing newspaper sources from which clippings were 
made. 

Gift, 1945. 

MS 62-4295 

Smith, Thomas Edwin, 1832-1900. 

Papers, 1857-88. 

821 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Army officer. Papers relating to Civil War campaigns in Kentucky, 
Tennessee, and Georgia, Sherman's march to the sea, and to life in 
Warren County, Ohio. 

Unpublished calendar in the repository. 

Gift of Marie McKay Smith, 1954. 

MS 62-4296 

Smith, John, 17357-1824. 
Papers, 1805-23. 

110 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

U. S. Senator from Ohio. Papers relating to Smith's relationship 
to the Aaron Burr-Harman Biennerhassett affair, and to Smith's trial 
for his alleged involvement in Burr's schemes. 

Purchased from the Midland Bare Book Co., 1939. . 

MS 62-4297 

Sinton, David, 1808 ?-1900. 

Business records, 1847-1900. 

14 v. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Businessman. Ledger and other records of David Sinton; together 
with a daybook and ledgers of Sinton and Means, an Iron producing 
firm. 

Gift of Mrs. William T. Semple. 

MS 62-4298 



Pitcairn, Joseph. 

Papers, 1796-1821. 

201 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

U. S. consul at Paris and Hamburg. Correspondence with John 
Quincy Adams, Thomas B. Adams, and Rufus King, together with a 
few documents. 

Unpublished index In the repository. 

Bequest of Margaret Bives King, 1888; formerly owned by Rufus 
King. 

MS 62-4299 



Murdoch, James ROey, 1840-1892. 
Papers, 1868-9L 
2 v. and 1 box. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Lawyer. Law letter books and legal papers. 
Gift of Florence Murdoch, 1961. 

MS 62-4300 



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Morrow, Josiah, 1838-1928. 
Papers. 
27 v. and 1 box. 
In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 

Author. Correspondence, autobiographical sketch, essays and a 
list of historical articles written for the Lebanon, Ohio, Western star 
Indexed in the manuscript catalog of the repository 
Gift of Mr. Morrow's estate, 1929. 

MS 62-4301 



Mitchell, Robert Charleton, 1831-1884. 

Correspondence, 1852-1919. 
33S Items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Soldier. Letters relating to the Civil War in Kentucky Tennessee, 
and Virginia ; together with personal and family correspondence. 

Unpublished index in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. C. L. Harrison, Jr., 1953. 

MS 62-4302 



Miller family. 

Papers, 1816-1902. 
4 boxes. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Correspondence and other papers relating to Lewis Clason Clason 
Miller, Civil War battles in Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and the 
Carolinas, and the history of Indian Hill and Madlsonville, Ohio. 

Unpublished index in the repository 

Gift of Robert C. Miller, 1952. 

MS 62-4303 

Maxwell, Sidney Denise, 6. 1831. 
Papers, 1852-92. 
9 boxes. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati ) 

Newspaper correspondent, writer, and businessman. Correspond- 
ence and diaries relating to personal matters and to the Cincinnati 
Chamber of Commerce of which Maxwell was president. 
Unpublished index in the repository- 
Gift of Mrs. Lewis Earle Lee, 1936. 

MS 62-4304 

Dunkley Company, Kalamazoo, Mich. 
Records, 1904-60. 
ca. 4 f t 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Records, patent data, and blueprints of early models of food 
processing machinery. Includes records of the Oelerytone Company 
Unpublished guide in repository. 
Gift of Cornelius A. Ten Cate, 1961. 

MS 62-4305 

Olds, Ransom Eli, 1864-1950. 

Papers, 1904-17. 

ca. 15 ft. 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Automobile manufacturer. Correspondence relating to his invest- 
ments in the E. E. Olds Company, Reolds Farms Company and other 
ventures. Correspondents include Roy Chapln, Howard Coffin, Henry 
Ford, and Henry M. Leland, all prominent In the Michigan automotive 
industry. 

Unpublished guide in repository. 

Gift 

MS 62-4306 

Taf t Memorial Highway Association. 

Records, 1925-50. 

10 ft 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Financial records, letters, printed materials, newspaper clippings: 
and the administrative correspondence of Colonel Frank Holder, 
executive vice-president of the association. Includes material relat- 
ing to the 1940-44 Michigan gubernatorial campaigns. Correspond- 
ents include R. E. Olds, Chase Osborn, Murray D. Van Waggoner. 
Alvin C. York, and Fielding Tost 

Unpublished guide In repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Herbert Stoughtenberg, 1961. 

MS 62-4307 



Carpenter, William Leland, 1854-1936. 

Papers, 1875-1936. 

ca. 3 ft. (ca. 1000 Items) 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Lawyer and Supreme Court judge in Michigan. Correspondence, 
rough drafts, and other papers relating chiefly to Republican politics, 
appointments to Federal and State offices, Carpenter's judicial career, 
and his publications. Correspondents include Russell A. Alger> 
Julius C. Burrows, Elihu Root, Charles Smith, and William Howard 
Taft 

Unpublished guide in repository. 

Gift of Frederick Buesser, 19SL 

MS 62-4308 



Vandereook, Roy C 1873- 

Papers, 1849-1957. 

300 items. 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Legal documents, letters, newspaper clippings, and printed ma- 
terials, relating to his activities as an officer and veteran of the 
Spanish American War, an officer in the Michigan National Guard, 
commissioner of the Michigan State Police, Michigan adjutant gen- 
eral, secretary of the Michigan War Board, and representative of the 
Michigan Railroad Association. Includes papers relating to the 
Michigan Copper Mine Strike of 1913, the formation of the Michigan 
State Police, and World War i security measures In Michigan. 

Unpublished guide in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Vandereook, 1959. 

MS 62-4309 



Barnes, Orlando Mack, d. 1899. 

Papers, 1848-1927. 

8 ft. (ca. 2500 items) 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Michigan legislator, lawyer, general manager of the Jackson, 
Lansing, and Saginaw Railroad, and mayor of Lansing, Mich. Let- 
ters, speeches, newspaper clippings, and printed materials relating 
chiefly to his political life. Contains materials on Michigan prisons, 
the State Prison Board, roads, municipal reform, and revenue tariffs. 

Unpublished guide In repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Bernard Pierce, I960. 

MS 62-4310 

Parkhurst, John Gibson, 1824-1906. 

Papers, 1831-1906. 

lft. 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Lawyer, Civil War Army officer, and diplomat Letters, diaries, 
and documents relating chiefly to his activities in the Michigan Demo- 
cratic Party, his war service, and his role as U. S. Ambassador to 
Belgium (1888-89) ""o-uo ui 

Unpublished guide in repository. 

Gift Mrs. Eva Goodyear, 1959. 

MS 62-^311 



Bagwell, Paul D 

Papers, 1939-61. 

50ft. (ca. 15,000 items) 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Professor and politician in Michigan. Private correspondence, 
public statements, newspaper clippings, research reports, speeches, 
and printed materials, relating to his political campaigns, especially 
as a gubernatorial candidate in Michigan (1958, 1960), and to his 
academic and administrative career at Michigan State University. 
Contains papers of the Victory Speakers' Bureau of Michigan during 
World War n. 

Unpublished guide and card Index in repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Bagwell, 1982. 

MS 62-4312 



Kellogg, John Harvey, 1852-1943. 

Papers, 1878-1949. 

12 ft and 313 v. 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Surgeon, founder of health food industries, civic and church leader. 
Personal correspondence and business records relating chiefly to the 
Seventh Day Adventist Church, the Kellogg Food Company, the Battle 
Creek Food Company, Battle Creek College, Battle Creek Sanltorlum, 
and the American Medical Missionary College. 

Unpublished guide in repository. 

Gift of Eugene MacKay, 1960. 

MS 62-4313 



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Wairen family. 

Papers, 1831-1951. 

ca. 3 ft. 

In Michigan State University Museum. 

Letters, legal documents, scrapbooks, and financial records, con- 
taining descriptions of life in Berrien Co., Mica., and the Idaho gold 
fields. Relates to mining, agriculture, invention of the Warren 
calculating machine, financial records of the Warren Featherbone 
Whip Company, the World Sunday School Association, and Michigan 
troops in the Civil War. 

Unpublished guide in repository. 

Gift of the trustees of the Chamberlain-Warren Three Oaks 
Museum and Mr. Fred Warren, 1955. 

MS 62-4314 



Parrish, Maxfield, 1870- 

Papers, ca. 1888-1950. 

ca. 60 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Artist. Letters, drawings, printed articles about Parrish, and 
reproductions of his work. Includes 13 letters (1891-1954) concern- 
ing Haverford College affairs ; sketches for Haverford College alumni 
reunions and a classbook; aud sketches in a German reader and 
chemistry and physics notebooks used by Parrish at Haverford College 
(1888-91) 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift, ca. 1941-56. 

MS 62-4315 

Priestley, Joseph, 1733-1804. 

Papers, 1777-1948. 

ca. 12- r > items. 

In Pennsylvania State University Library. 

English clergyman and chemist. Correspondence, two drafts of 
Priestley's autobiography, a play, sermon, will, and account book. 
Four letters by Priestley include one to Josiah Wedgwood. Other 
correspondence ( ca. 1800-1948) relates to the condition and disposi- 
tion of Priestley's house at Northumberland, Pa. 

Unpublished guide in the library. Also described in The headlight 
on books at Penn State, v. 18, no. 1, p. 4-5. 

Gift of the estate of Gilbert C. Pond, and purchase, 1936-6L 

MS 63-4316 

Bancroft family. 

Papers, ca. 1868-85. 

ca. 1 ft. 

In FriendR Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Papers of the Bancroft family of Wilmington, Del., including 
letters and cards received by William P. Bancroft relating to dis- 
tribution of A persuasive to unity, by Joseph Bancroft witb Robert 
Barclay, published in Philadelphia in 1874; carbon copies of letters 
by William P. Bancroft (1868-87) ; miscellaneous correspondence 
(1876-85) ; list of books belonging to Rebecca W. Bancroft (1868) ; 
and accounts of William P. Bancroft (1870-74) 

Checklist in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Bancroft family, 1956. 

MS 62-4317 

Millard, David J 

Papei-s. 1829-74. 

2 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (727) 

Correspondence, business papers, political pamphlets, and other 
material. Some of the papers relate to the Paris Furnace Co. of 
Clayville, X Y., and include an inventory (1851) of stocks and orders 
in Midwestern States, cash statements (1851-57), estimates on the 
production costs of scythes and other fnrm implements, orders for 
Millard pistols (1861) ; two opinions by Roscoe Conkling and Enos 
Throop on the dissolution of the Paris Furnace Co. and its amalga- 
mation with Millard interests (1858), a letter (1861) from Millard 
to his wife describing an Interview with Secretary of War Simon 
Cameron, Roscoe Conkling, and John Covode over the question of 
an arms contract, a letter (1863) from John Covode about the presen- 
tation of a Millard sword to Lieutenant Smith, accounts (1867-71) 
of Millard with the company, a contract (1869) for the manufacture 
of metallic roofing and a letter (1874) regarding Millard's claims 
for payment for the sabers he sold to the Government Other ma- 
terial includes papers (1845-47) relating to the equalization of State 
taxation and other problems for the town of Paris, N. Y., a petition 
(1855) to the New York State Legislature by citizens of Clayvilie 
on the need of an act against usury, a letter (1831) relating to the 
steam machinery business in Cincinnati and to mechanics' wages, a 
long electioneering letter (1862) by Millard for Roscoe Conkling, and 
a post-election letter from T. R. Walker, of Utica, N. T., on the Utica 
clique which defeated Conkling. 

MS 63-4318 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and, Archives. 

Iowa local miscellany, 1838-1954. 

ca. 200 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, speeches, articles, historical 
and biographical sketches, descriptions, account books, minute books, 
city and township record books, pollbooks, ballots, election tickets, 
petitions, other political material, commissions, licenses, vouchers, re- 
ceipts, lists of pioneers, surveyors' notes, records of pioneers' organi- 
zations, clippings, programs, posters, other printed material, plats, 
drawings, and other papers. Including material related to the cities of 
Bonaparte, Council Bluffs, Croton, Des Moines, Dubuque, and Iowa- 
ville; the counties of Clayton, Dubuque, Henry, Lee, Muscatine, Polk, 
Ringgold, and Van Buren ; the townships of Grant (Lyon Co.), Peter- 
son (Clay Co.), Washington (Webster Co.), and West Fork (Frank- 
lin Co.) ; the Des Moines River, the Harlan family, the Icarian Com- 
munity, and the Keosauqua War Glee Club. Persons mentioned 
Include Mrs. George B. Allyn, Ambrose A. Call, Pehr Dahlberg, 
Leonard B. Hodges, George Mills, Thomas Mitchell, Charles Simon, 
Alva L. Voodry, and Amelia Murdock Wing. 

Cataloged individually in repository. 

MS 62-4319 

Carttar, George C 

Papers, 1859-ca. 1920. 

lft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Scrapbooks of letters, news clippings, pictures, maps, and broad- 
sides, including correspondence between Carttar and members of the 
Carttar family in .England, and material on E. A. and G. C. Carttar's 
race for election as coroner of Greenwich, Eug., on Texas history, the 
Civil War, railroads, fruit growing, religion, aviation, insurance, ad- 
vertising, World War i, Bexar and Galveston Counties, and San 
Antonio ; plats, particularly of San Antonio ; an architect's projection 
of the Bexar County courthouse; an essay on the fiscal question in 
Great Britain ; a report to shareholders of the Volunteer Service and 
General Assurance Association ; and a copy of the London Gazette of 
May 18, 1869. 



Unpublished guide In the library. 
'Acquired through J. Everts Haley, 1980. 



MS 62-4320 



M innesota League of Women Voters. 

Becords, 1919-60. 

22 ft. (1800 items and 22 v.) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, bylaws, reports, minutes, accounts, speeches, cir- 
culars, broadsides, and other printed matter, relating to memorial 
funds, conventions, meetings, and study programs of the league. 
Study topics include foreign policy, governmental reorganization, civil 
rights, home rule In Washington, D. C, taxes, housing, labor relations, 
public health, the Minnesota Legislative Research Council, school dis- 
trict reorganization, voter services, library service, and candidate 
questionnaires. Includes a letter from Elizabeth Cady Stanton and 
one from Susan B. Anthony. 

Descriptive Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the league, 1960. 

MS 62-4321 

Coffin family. 

Papers. 1797-1932. 

ca. 1 ft. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative) 

Correspondence (1828-1913) ; journals (1826, 1844) ; Writings of 
Charles F. Coffin, Percival Brooks Coffin, and Rhoda M. Coffin, the 
last mainly on prison reforms for women prisoners; business papers 
(1859-65) of Elijah Coffin and of his son Charles F. Coffin (1848-51, 
1901) ; documents and letters pertaining to Charles F. and Rhoda M. 
Coffin's prison reform work; marriage certificates; and biographical 
and genealogical material. 

Checklist and card Index In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Bennett Cooper, 1961-62. 

MS 62-4322 

Thurston, Robert Henry, 1839-1903. 

Papers, 1859-1902. 

417 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (16/2/40) 

Engineer and educator. Chiefly correspondence relating to Thur- 
ston's efforts as director of Sibley College of Mechanical Engineering, 
Cornell University, to further the Interests of the college by drawing 
outstanding Inventors, scientists, engineers, and industrialists into 
Borne kind of participation in his projects. Correspondents Include 
Charles Kendall Adams, Edward Atkinson, Frederic AugUBte Bar- 
tholdl, Andrew Carnegie, Sir John Coode, Alonzo B. Cornell, George 



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Thurston, Robert Henry, 1839-1903. Papers, 1859-1902. 

(Continued) 

William Curtis, Chauncey Mitchell Depew, Thomas Alva Edison, John 
Ericsson, Daniel Coit Oilman, William Stanton Griffls. Abram Stevens 
Hewitt, Edwin James Houston, Benjamin Franklin Isberwood, Lord 
Kelvin, John Williams Langley, Samuel Pierpont Langley, Seth Low, 
Cyras Hall McCormick, Hiram Stevens Maxim, Charles Porter, Ed- 
ward Sabine Renwick, Henry Williams Sage, Hiram Sibley, Nikola 
Tesla. and WiUiam Webb. 

Described in the Fifth and sixth annual reports of the curator, 
Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History (1948-50) 
p. 68-69. 

MS 62-4323 



Moriey, Felix, 1894- 

Correspondence, 1931-52. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Haverford College Library. 

Writer and educator. Correspondents include Nicholas Murray 
Butler (1886), James B. Conant (1940), John Foster Dulles (1944), 
James A. Farley (1935-44), Cordell Hull (1933-40), Robert M. 
Hutchins (1941), John L Lewis (1940-42), H. L Mencken (ca. 1942- 
45), Christopher Moriey (1936-44), Frank V. Moriey (1940-45), 
Frances Perkins (1933-13), Harlan Flake Stone (1940-52), William 
Allen White (1941) , and others. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Moriey and Gilbert Fowler White, 1945-48. 

Full name: Felix Muskett Moriey. 
MS 62-4324 



Mitchell family. 

Correspondence. 1830-1911. 

ca. 150 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Correspondence and invitations of a Philadelphia Quaker family. 
Concerns mainly family matters and social activities, with occasional 
personal views on politics and religion. Includes letters of George 
Justice Mitchell (1808-1891), his son John Howard Mitchell (1833- 
1912), his grandson George Lipplncott Mitchell (1860-1935), mem- 
ber of the firm of Philip S. Justice and Co., dealers in mechanical 
equipment, and George L. Mitchell's wife, Mary Ella (Keener) 
Mitchell. ——»/ 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Blanche Holmes, 19ST. 

MS 62-4325 



Lamphere, George Nathan, 1845-1918. 

Papers, 1891-1906. 

ca. 20 items and 1 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Government employee and Journalist Scrapbook of clippings from 
Minnesota and North Dakota newspapers discussing politics, the 
Minnesota exhibit at the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, Lamphere's 
advocacy of free silver, and Journalism in Minnesota; reminiscences 
of Lamphere's early life in Mystic, Comx, his work on the Hartford, 
Conn. Dally post bis Civil War career In Company B, 16th Connecti- 
cut Begt, his work as a watchman in a military warehouse in Wash- 
ington, D. C as a clerk In the TJ. S. Quartermaster, Census, and 
Treasury Depts., and as chief of the Appointments Division of the 
TreasuryDept 

Inventory description in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. A. G. Schneiderhan, 1961-62. 

MS 62-4326 



Elkinton family. 

Papers, 1815- 

ca.l3ft 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, Journals, and other papers of the Elkinton family 
of Philadelphia. Persons prominent In the collection Include George 
Elkinton, his son Asa Elkinton (b. 1765), his son Joseph Elkinton 
(1794-1868), his son Joseph Scotton Elkinton (1830-1905), his son 
Joseph Elkinton (1859-1920), and his son J. Passmore Elkinton (b. 
1887). Includes reference material concerning the Doukhobors and 
Indians. 

Checklist and card Index In the library. 

Open to Investigators under conditions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary Tights available In the library. 

Gift of J. Passmore Elkinton, 1940- 

MS 62-4327 



Cooper family. 

Papers, 1780-1926. 

ca. 70 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

A few scattered letters ; genealogical notes, mainly on the Cooper 
and Morgan families; wills; an inventory and appraisal of personal 
property of William Cooper (1850) ; clippings ; and printed matter, 
mainly regarding Cooper ancestry. Among the wills are those of 
James Cooper (1790), James Cooper (1819), John Cooper (1830), 
Joseph M. Cooper (1885), Mary Cooper (1794), Rebecca Cooper 
(1799), William Cooper (1850), Hannah Jesop (1780), Joseph Kalghn 
(1841), and Joseph Morgan (1864) 

Checklist and card index in the library. 

Gift of Emily Cooper Johnson and Elizabeth M. Cooper, 1958-61. 

MS 62-4328 



Bye, Arthur Edwin, 1885- 

Genealogical materials. 

7 folders. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Genealogical data, historical narrative, character sketches, copies 
of deeds and wills, descriptions of cnnrs of anus, and anecdotes, re- 
garding the Bye family and the related families of Browne, Canby, 
Churchman, Dickerson, Dungan, Freeborn, GUlam, Heaton, Ingham, 
Job, Kinsey, Knight, Latham, Longshore, Passmore, Paxson, Pearson, 
Pownall, Pusey, Stackhouse, Strode, Sweeney, Vernon, Weaver, Wil- 
son and Wing. 

Much of the material has been published in Bye's History of the 
Bye family and some allied families (1956) 

Checklist in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Dr. Bye, 1957. 

MS 62-4329 



Rogers, Nathaniel Peabody, 1794-1846. 

Papers, 1800-1911. 

3 ft. (<-i. H00 items) 

In Haverford College Library 

Abolitionist editor. Correspondence: articles and about 100 edi- 
torials by Rogers ; legal documents ; and clippings. Correspondence 
Includes about 120 letters from Rogers to family and friends dis- 
cussing the abolition movement and its leaders as well as personal 
matters; about 150 letters (1834-92) written to Rogers or, after his 
death, to members of his family concerning him, by Susan B. Anthony, 
Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison, Isaac Tatem Hopper, 
Elizabeth Pease, Charles Sumner. George Thompson, Richard Davis 
Webb. (24 letters), Theodore Dwight Weld, John Greenleaf Whittier, 
and other reformers; about 200 Rogers family letters (1809-69) ; and 
correspondence concerning a memorial to Rogers. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Joshua Longstreth Bally, 1949. 

MS 62-4330 



Roberts, Charles, 1846-1902, collector. 

Collection of autographed documents, ca. 1400-1961. 
221 ft. (oa. 18,000 items) 
In Haverford College Library- 
Autographs, autograph letters, and other documents of American 
and European notables in the fields of government, law, religion, 
public service, the arts and sciences. Includes 48 feet of autographs 
(1653-1830) of European and American colonial. Revolutionary, and 
Federal notables and participants, including a complete set of auto- 
graphs of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and some 
papers of Benjamin Franklin and Robert Morris; 58 feet of auto- 
graphs (1765-1961) of members of the executive, legislative, and judi- 
cial branches of the TJ. S. Government their families, and the mili- 
tary; 14 feet (1674-ca. 1959), of State and municipal officers' 
autographs; 12 feet (ca. 1480-ca. 1960) of autographs of European 
royalty and Government officials, and others ; 16 feet (1538-1926) of 
autographs of European and American theologians; 38 feet (1595- 
1960) of autographs of Americans and Europeans prominent In the 
arts; 20 feet (1541-1959) of autographs of prominent scientists and 
philosophers; as well as autographs of lawyers. Judges, educators, re- 
formers, financiers, and others. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift and purchase, 1903-62, mainly the gift of Lucy (Branson) 
Longstreth Roberts. 

MS 62-4331 



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Penn, William, 1644-1718. 

Papers of and relating to 'William Penn, 1668- 

ca. 200 items. 

In Haverford College Library. Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies (positive) from nrizrinals at 
Macaiester College, St. Paul, Minn., and from the Historical Society 
of Pennsylvania. 

Letters (14 items, 1668-1704) and deeds (1681-84) by Penn, to- 
gether with articles, clippings and portraits concerning him. Letters 
discuss religions matters, the death of Thomas Loe, Titus Oates and 
the Popish plot and affairs of the colony of Pennsylvania. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift and purchase, 1834- 

MS 62-4332 



Richards, Jonathan, 1812 (ca.)-1882. 

Papers, 1870-81. 

ca. 150 items. 

In Haverford College Lihrary, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Letters, invoices, vouchers, account book, and other financial papers 
(18T0-81) sent by Richards to officials of the TJ. S. Government, and 
some letters from Government officials, primarily concerned with 
Government claims against Bichards during his term as TJ. S. Indian 
agent at Wichita, Kans., for the Bureau of Indian Affairs (18T0-76). 
Material Is related to the library's Enoch Hoag papers. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Francis Richards Taylor and his estate, 1934-49. 

MS 62-4333 



Mott, Richard, 1767-1856. 

Papers, 1799-1863. 

ca. 315 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Quaker minister. Approximately 175 letters, bills, and receipts of 
Mott, together with miscellaneous letters to members of the Mott 
family. Concerns affairs in the Society of Friends, giving particu- 
larly detailed accounts of the Hicksite Separation and the Wilburite- 
Gurneyite Separation. Letters from prominent Quakers include those 
from Richard Carpenter (1847-56), Jonathan Evans (1800-06), 
Josiah Forster (1846-47), Joseph John Gurney (1838-42), and John 
Pease (1844-55) 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Amelia Mott Gummere, and purchases from Frank S. Col- 
lins, 1930-55. 

MS 62-4334 



Philips, William Pyle, 1RR2-1950, e.oXlector. 

Autographed papers of Presidents of the TJ. S. and of 
signers of the Declaration of independence, 1757-1886. 

68 items. 

In Haverford College Library. 

Presidential autographs include those of John Adams (1799) con- 
cerning his plan to appoint a minister to France ; Chester Alan 
Arthur (1884) ; Grover Cleveland (1885-86) ; Ulysses S. Grant 
(1876) ; William Henry Harrison (1841) ; Andrew Jackson (1836) ,- 
Abraham Lincoln (1860) writing in response to charges against him 
concerning his views on Negroes and slavery; Franklin Pierce 
(1855) ; Zachary Taylor (1849) ; John Tyler (1841) ; and George 
Washington (1795) . The set of autographs of signers of the Declara- 
tion nf independence i, s complere except for that of Arthur Middleton 
of South Carolina. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of the estate of William Pyle Philips, 1952. Declaration of 
independence uurojrrnphs formerly o\vne<l by Alice Heniis Taylor, 
later by Colorado College, Colorado Springs. 

MS 62-4335 



Cope, Edward Drinker, 1R40-1R97. 
Papers, 1817-95. 
84 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 
Zoologist and educator. Correspondence, notes, and sketches. In- 
cludes notebooks on animal classification ; notes and sketches on rep- 
tiles and amphibians; and letters to Cope on history, astronomy, and 
other sciences, from Alexander Agassiz (1884-96), Louis Agassiz 
(1867-69), Alexander Graham Bell (1888), Pliny Earle Chase (1883), 
Havelock Ellis (1893), Benjamin Apthorp Gould (1896), Arnold 
Henry Guyot (1875-78), Joseph Henry (1869), Oliver Wendell 
Holmes (1889), Thomas Henry Huxley (1867), Maria Mitchell 
(1881), Sir Richard Owen (1873-87), Robert Edwin Peary (1892), 
Herbert Spencer (1893) , and others- 
Indexed In the library's card catalog. 
Gift of Julia Cope Collins, 1940. 

MS 62-4336 



Ritchie, Samuel J 1S3S-1908. 

Papers, 1870-1918. 

ca. 17 ft. and lOreels of microfilm (negative! 

In "Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

In part, transcripts. 

Railroad and mining promoter. Correspondence, memoranda, 
notes, legal proceedings, and other papers dealing primarily with the 
construction and operation of the Central Ontario Railroad Co., of 
which Ritchie was the first president ; the incorporation and affairs 
of the Canadian Copper Co., of which he was also the first president ; 
and of the Anglo-American Iron Co. Includes papers relating to 
Ritchie's discovery of copper and nickel mines In Sudbury, Ontario, 
now owned by the International Xickel Co. of Canada, and to his 
large coal properties in West Virginia, a small amount of family 
correspondence, private account books, a few photos., newspaper clip- 
pings, and materia] relating to the construction of Ritchie's home in 
Akron, Ohio, in 1904-05. Correspondents include Stevenson Burke, 
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir John Alexander MacDonald, Sir Oliver 
Mowat, Henry B. Payne, Benjamin Franklin Tracy, and Sir Charles 
Tnpper. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Bequest of Clara Belle Eltchle, 1956. 

MS 62-4337 



Brown, John, 1821-1895. 

Papers, 1830-1932. 

382 Items. 

In Ohio Historical Society Library. 

Farmer, and soldier, son of John Brown, the abolitionist Corre- 
spondence, diaries (1858 and 1861), notes, newspaper clippings, and 
other papers. Subjects mentioned Include the raid on Harpers Ferry 
(1859), farming In Ohio, sheep raising, tanning, phrenology, and 
spiritualism. Many of the letters are addressed to Brown's wife. 
Wealthy C. Hotcnklss. A letter book (1847-49) of the firm of Per- 
kins & Brown, wool dealers of Springfield, Mass., contains 632 letters 
of John Brown, Sr. Other correspondents include Brown's grand- 
father, Owen Brown, his stepmother, Mary Ann Day Brown, his 
brothers. Jason, Owen, Salmon, and Frederick, his sisters, Ruth 
Brown Thompson, Ellen Brown Fablinger, and Annie Brown Adams, 
his mother-in-law, Maria P. Hotchkiss Wellman, his son-in-law, T. B. 
Alexander, other members of the Brown family, his school friend, 
George B. Delamater, fugitive slave Thomas Thomas, Orson S. Fow- 
ler, Franklin B. Sanborn, Nelson Sizer, Samuel Roberts Wells, and 
Jarvis J. Jefferson (regarding the remains of Watson Brown, who 
was killed at Harpers Ferry) 

Inventory and calendar published in 1962 by the Ohio Historical 
Society. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Alexander, 1925-36. 

MS 62-4338 



Chaffin, John Booker. 

Papers, 1814-1953. 

26,728 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Businessman. Correspondence, letterbooks, deeds, contracts, ac- 
counts, and other papers of Chaffin's Richmond real estate firms, 
Chaffin, Staples & Co, (3277 items, mostly 1871-80) and R B. Chaffin 
4 Co. (21,109 items, 1880-1902), concerning their operations in Rich- 
mond, and In Henrico, Chesterfield, and other nearby counties In 
Virginia; correspondence of Chaffin (18 letters, 1876-1902), James 
Lewis Chaffin (7 letters, 1902-53), and Harriot Wilson (Dickens) 
Wight (24 letters, 1867-85) ; account books, contracts, and stock 
registry papers (173 items, ca. 1883-1900), largely related to Chaffin's 
Chatsworth Farm, in Henrico Co.; accounts (2051 items, 1846-73) of 
Susan Adelaide (Wlllson) Chaffin; estate papers of Chaffin, Richard 
Booker, and Mary Louisa (Blair) Anderson; 10 tuition receipts 
(1870-85) for John Harvle Chaffin; genealogical notes on the Blair, 
Chaffin, Easley, Harvle, Pickett, and Wight families ; and a few other 
family papers. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of Taylor Vinson, 1959. 

MS 62-4339 



Haverford College. 

Material relating to Haverford College history, 1830- 
1961. 

ca. 35 ft ( ca. 1500 Items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies (positive) 

Letters, Journals, diaries, autograph albums, student notebooks, 
classbooks, and account books; student publications and records of 
student organizations ; circulars, petitions, examinations, conduct re- 
ports, diplomas, certificates, poems, songs, programs, class orations, 
faculty minutes, scrapbooks, pictures, clippings, and other items. In- 
cludes copies of letters (1884-1900) of Isaac Sharpless, president of 



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Haverford College. Material relating to Haverford Col- 
lege history, 1830-1961. (Continued) 

Haverford College ; letters to President Gilbert Fowler 'White written 
upon his retirement In 1955; and a draft copy, with notes, of a com- 
mencement address (1941) given by Herbert Hoover. Material Is 
related to the library's Thomas Chase, Felix Morley, and Isaac 
Sharpless collections. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift ca. 1887- 

MS62-4S40 



Bradford family. 

Papers, 1744-1923. 

TOOitems. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Letters and other papers of the Hewson, Caldwell, and Bradford 
families. Bills, receipts, and some business correspondence (1800- 
14) of Samuel Fisher Bradford (1770-1837), a Philadelphia book- 
seller. Letters to and from James Sydney Bradford (b. 1883), an 
Engineer officer, who served on the Mexican border in 1916, in Camps 
Meade and Hancock In 1917-18, and with the American Expedition- 
ary Force In France in 1918. His letters give a vivid account of his 
experiences there. A scrapbook contains the history of Co. B, Engi- 
neer Battalion, National Guard of Pennsylvania, from Its formation 
in 1909 to 1913. Remaining papers consist primarily of letters of 
family interest only. 

Presented by Frances Margaret Bradford, 19SL 

MS 62-4341 



Smith, Sarah A G 

Family papers, 1732-1826. 

325 Items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

About half of the collection consists of papers of Lamar, Hill, 
Bisset and Company, a Una consisting of three brothers-in-law, who 
traded between Philadelphia, London, and Madeira, dealing In wine 
from Madeira and in wheat, maize, and rice. A folder of business 
papers of another Philadelphia merchant, Andrew Clarkson, contains 
letters (1768-74) from St Vincent and Jamaica by John Burrows. 
Other papers include a few business papers of the Wharton and 
Fisher families of Philadelphia, as well as letter books (1779-85, 
1800-26) of Charles Wharton, bis account with the Bank of Pennsyl- 
vania (1794-1809), and a letter book (1766-69, 1771) of an unnamed 
member of the Wharton family. 

Presented by Sarah A. G. Smith, 1982, 

MS 62-4342 



Aitchison, Clyde Brace, 1875-1962. 

Papers, 1853-1961. 

58 ft (ca. 85,000 items) 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Lawyer and Interstate Commerce Commissioner. Bulk consists of 
correspondence and documents relating to the Interstate Commerce 
Commission (1917-52). Includes family correspondence, chiefly for 
John Young Aitchison, Baptist clergyman in the Middle West; docu- 
ments and correspondence relating to Federal control of railroads In 
wartime and the regulation of transportation In Great Britain and 
Brazil ; correspondence with Joseph N. Teal, lawyer, of Portland, Or. ; 
documents of the Valuation Committee, National Association of Bail- 
way Commissioners; and Aitchlson's legal cases (1952-61), notably 
on behalf of the Board of Transport Commissioners of Canada, and 
the National Motor Freight Traffic Association. 

Unpublished Inventory In the library. 

MS62-4348 



Gfflin, John Lewis, 1871-1958. 

Papers, 1926-49. 

9ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Sociologist and author. Mainly files of case histories of criminals 
compiled by Gillln and his assistants at the State Prison at Waupun, 
Wis. (1930-35) in preparation of Gillln's book. The Wisconsin 
prisoner; together with correspondence, unpublished MSS. of Gillln's 
autobiography and 8 sociology texts; articles on foreign prison 
systems ; and a report on sources of information for the study of the 
effects of Prohibition. Greatest part of the correspondence deato with 
matters of criminology or penology. Includes letters (1928) written 
by Gillln to his wife while he was on a trip around the world study- 
ing prison systems In other countries. There are single letters from 
John J. Blaine (1932), Clarence Darrow (1982), and J. Edgar Hoover 
(1988) ^^ 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of John L. and John P. Gmin, 1957-61. 

MS62-4344 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and Arekives. 

Business miscellany, 1735-1954. 

ca. 450 items. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

In part photocopies and microfilm. 

Correspondence, reports, account books, ledgers, daybooks, con- 
tracts, bills, receipts, prise and stock certificates, bonds, patents, 
tickets, passes, hotel registers, biographical sketches, articles, speeches, 
press releases, clippings, other printed material and papers, relating 
to circuses, expositions, fairs, hotels, insurance, Inventions, railroads, 
retailers, river transportation, stagecoaches, and other businesses. 
The bulk of the material Is of the period 1846-1900. Persons and 
companies named Include American Emigrant Co., John Dodge Baker, 
Mis. P. T. Baker, John D. Bartlett George Davenport Thomas A. 
Edison, Iowa State Fair, Keokuk and Des Moines Valley Flank Ball- 
road, Lansing Lumber Co., S. J. McGrady, Thomas Morgan, Orton 
Circus, Adam Perry, Benjamin and Seth Richards, St Louis Louisi- 
ana Purchase Exposition of 1904, E. G. Sears, Leslie M. Shaw, Spauld- 
lng Manufacturing Co, William E Taylor, Van Buren County Fair, 
and Wlnterset Savings Bank. 

Cataloged individually In repository. 

MS 62-4345 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

Society and crab miscellany, ca. 1850-1950." 

ca. 200 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part transcripts ( typewri tten) 

Correspondence, record books, financial records, minutes, rolls, pro- 
ceedings, charters, constitutions, bylaws, certificates of membership, 
appointments, articles, addresses, reminiscences, programs, printed 
material, and other records, of various organizations, including Amer- 
ican Association In London, Communia Worktngman's League, Clay- 
ton Co., Iowa, Daughters of the American Revolution, Fort Dodge 
Claim Club, Iowa Legislative Ladies League, League of Iowa Munici- 
palities, Loyal Legion of the United States, Oelwein Country Club, 
Pioneer Hawkeye Association, Prairie Club of Des Moines, Railroad 
Reunion of 1908, Stuart (Iowa) District Agricultural Society, Typo- 
graphical Union of Dubuque, Union League of America, Votes for 
Women Leagu e , and Women's Christian Temperance Union. 

Cataloged individually in repository. 

MS 62-4346 



Byrd, William, 1674-1744. 

Westover manuscripts, 1692-ca. 1740. 

1 V. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Transcript (handwritten) ca. 1740. 

Planter and Government official. Byrd's The history of the divid- 
ing line betwixt Virginia and North Carolina (1728-29) with related 
documents, A Journey to the land of Eden (1733), A progress to the 
mines (1732), papers on bulk tobacco, the use of tobacco and other 
commodities as currency, and redpes; papers on the settlement of 
accounts of his father, William Byrd (1652-1704), as receiver general 
of Virginia; papers of Alexander Spotswood on the Tuscarora Indian 
War (1711) and negotiations with the Five Nations (1722) ; proceed- 
ings (1736-39) of the Virginia Commissioners to Lay out the Bounds 
of theNorthern Neck; letters of Peter Colllnson on grapes, plums and 
apricots ; and a few other papers. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. Published under the 
title History of the dividing line and other tracts (1866) 

Purchased from Evelyn Byrd (Harrison) Pagan and Virginia 
Ritchie (Harrison) Conley, 1962. 

MS 62-4347 



Skipwith family. 

Papers, 1780-1942. 

151 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Letters and other papers (11 items, 1780-1802) of Sir Peyton Skip- 
with; correspondence, accounts, and other papers (9 items, 1810-26) 
of Jean (Miller) Skipwith; correspondence and legal papers (14 
items, 1828-43) of Humbertson Skipwith ; correspondence (81 Items, 
1821-39) of his wife, Leila (Skipwith) Robertson Skipwith; account 
book and an account (1873-78) of Futwar Skipwith (1S10-188S) ; 
diary (1818-28) of Thomas Boiling Robertson (1779-1828) ; corre- 
spondence (12 Items, 1899-1926) of MarthlRandolph (Fend) Blair 
concerning the Skipwith family; Skipwith genealogical notes, photos, 
and other papers. Much of the material is connected with the family 
seat of Prestwould In Mecklenburg Co., Va, Richmond, Va, and the 
Baton Rouge area of Louisiana are also mentioned. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Deposited by Mary Skipwith Brown, 1962. 

MS 62-4348 



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McNish family. 

Papers. 1774-1889. 

3 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (754) 

Miscellaneous material from Salem, Washington Co NY In- 
cludes papers (1T74-1810) of Alexander McNish, constable and cor- 
oner of Salem ; enumerations of real and personal property of early 
settlers ; land accounts ; deeds ; wills ; merchandising statements ; early 
school records; letters from relatives In Aughentober, Scot., discuss- 
ing the high prices for land and consequent emigration to America, 
reaction to American complaints against abuse of neutral rights and 
offering Indentures in return for transportation; a letter (1808) from 
a Representative In Congress on the embargo ; contracts, bills of costs, 
trustee accounts, and other papers (1811-1S) relating to the building 
of Washington Academy; and diaries (1888-68) of Abner Robertson. 

MS62-4349 



Turner family. 

Papers. 1799-1891. 

708 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (689) 

Largely letters written by members of the related Turner, Baker, 
and Wheeler families describing their activities as they moved south- 
ward and westward from Massachusetts and New York. Includes 
letters (1827-30) from Otis and Oliver Baker, theology students at 
Yale University; Baker and Turner family letters (185&-Ws) from 
Lockport and Watertown, N. Y. ; letters from Susie Turner, student 
at Mount Holyoke College (Class of 1853) and teacher at Rockford 
Seminary; letters (1855-59) from Asa Turner, travelling salesman 
In the South and Midwest; correspondence (1869-73) between Avery 
Turner, member of the Cornell Class of 1873, and his friends at 
Quincy College and Kansas City Medical College, and later letters 
relating to his work as an engineer for the Atchison, Topeka, and 
Santa Pe Railroad. Among the Wheeler papers are letters between 
relatives at an academy in New Bradford, Mass. (1824), at Amherst 
College (1828), in Illinois (1830-60's) and in Lincoln, Mass. (1824- 
61.) Letters (1824-71) from Marshall Wheeler relate to his activi- 
ties as a clerk In Shelbyvllle, Ky„ as a farm owner in Carthage, 
HI., as the proprietor of a merchandising business at Quincy, 111., 
and to his life as a merchant, plantation and slave owner and 'stock 
and hog producer at Sabine and Cold Springs, Tex. 

Described in the Fifth and sixth annual reports of the curator 
Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History (1948-50) 
p. 71-72. 

MS 62-4350 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archive). 

Educational miscellany, 1830-ca, 1939. 

ca. 180 items and 3 packages. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Correspondence of teachers and school officials, articles, lectures, 
teachers' certificates and contracts, diplomas, report cards, graduation 
Invitat ions, minutes, financial records, legislation, penmanship books, 
textbooks, clippings, and other papers. Persons and Institutions men- 
tioned include Thomas H. Benton, Jr., Roilln Buret, Dr. J. H. Green, 
Benjamin F. Que, Cora Bussey Hiliis, Charles William Johnson, John 
Moorhead (lectures on medicine), Cornell College, Des Moines Public 
Schools, Dubuque Female College, Guthrie County High School, Iowa 
Congress of Parents and Teachers, Iowa State College (later Iowa 
State University of Science and Technology), Iowa State Teachers 
Association, Iowa University, Northeastern Iowa Teachers Associa- 
tion, and the University of Michigan Law Class of 1886 

Cataloged individually In repository. 

MS 62-4351 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

Legal and judicial miscellany, 1587-1950. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Correspondence, biographical material, case material, orders, 
opinions, commissions, licences, powers of attorney, warrants, extra- 
dition papers, wills, probate and guardianship material, estate papers, 
proceedings of anniversary court sessions, list (1896) of pardons 
and suspensions In Iowa, marriage certificates, naturalization papers, 
articles, addresses, passports, scrapbook, dippings, and other papers. 
The bulk of the material is in the 19th century. Persons and institu- 
tions mentioned include Caleb Baldwin, Chester C. Cole, Barclay 
Cdppoc, the Davenport estate, H. H. Depew, Samuel H. Falrall, Hulda 
R. Hoover, Jesse C. Hoover, J. W. Klndig. Abner and Dolly Kneeland, 
O. B. Knox, Antolne LeClaire, A. Levi, Wniiam McCauley, Lee Mc- 
Neely, Samuel Scott, Martin O. Walker, the U. S. District Courts In 
Iowa, and the Van Buren County Board of Supervisors. 

Cataloged Individually In repository. 

MS 62-4352 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

National political miscellany, 1776-1950. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Correspondence, speeches, articles, historical and biographical 
sketches, election tickets, convention tickets, campaign material, peti- 
tions, resolutions, certificates showing the votes of Iowa presidential 
electors, facsimiles of State papers and Lincoln letters, appointments, 
circulars, clippings, and other papers, relating to Republican and 
Democratic candidates, the Declaration of Independence, amend- 
ments to the U. S. Constitution, and various aspects of American 
history. Persons named include William B. Allison, William Jen- 
nings Bryan, Albert B. Cummins, Thomas Drummond, James A. Gar- 
field, Ulysses S. Grant, Thomas Jefferson, John Adam Kagson, J. A. 
Keck, N. E. Kendall, Charles Roilln Keyes, Abraham Lincoln, William 
McKlnley, John Bach McMaster, John MacVlcar, Theodore Roosevelt, 
Lloyd Thurston, and George Washington. 

Cataloged individually in repository. 

MS 62-4353 



Barclay family. 

Papers, 1688-1794. 

ca. 123 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Correspondence (ca. 1745-94), indentures, and other papers. In- 
cludes an agreement (1688) between Daniel Cox, Governor of West 
Jersey, and Robert Barclay (1648-1690), Governor of East Jersey, 
regarding boundaries; and approximately 70 letters (1774-89) of 
Robert Barclay (ca. 1750-1830), Quaker merchant of Philadelphia 
and London, addressed primarily to his mother and to Dr Thomas 
Parke of Philadelphia, discussing Barclay's arrival in England, his 
marriage, other personal affairs, financial matters, and difficulties 
during the Revolution with mail delivery and interception of ™" 

Indexed in the library's card catalog 

Gift 



MS 62-4354 



Schuyler, George Washington, 1810-1888. 

Papers, to 1885. 

5 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (923) 

In part transcripts. 

Chiefly genealogical and historical notes, many of which were used 
by Schuyler in his book. Colonial New York. Includes notes, copies 
of baptismal, marriage, and other certificates, and wills for the 
Schuyler, Van Cortlandt, Bleeker, Livingston, Cuyler, Weasels, and 
other families of New Netherlands and the Province of New York* 
translations by Evelyn Schuyler Schaeffer of Dutch MSS. ; a number 
of copies of papers relating to the dispute between Nicholas Van 
Rensselaer and Jacob Leisler; copies of maps and surveys (1782-87) ; 
letters from Berthold Fernow, S. Alofson, and Schuyler concerning 
genealogy; 44 original letters (1776-77) from Harmanus Schuyler to 
General Philip Schuyler relating to the construction of Skenesbor- 
ough, N. Y., and "battoes," and to local military problems; and some 
papers relating to Cornell University. 

MS 62-4355 



Abernethy, George, 1807-1877. 

Letters, 1840-61. 

ca. 275 items. 

In Oregon Historical Society Library. 

Provisional Governor of Oregon, churchman, and merchant Letter 
press copybook containing ca. 250 letters (1847-50) dealing with 
business affairs. Letters to Joseph Lane, James W Nesmlth, and 
Alvin F. Waller concerning Methodist Mission, Oregon Milling Co, 
and personal and political affairs ; and to Peter Skene Ogdeo, Cor- 
nelius Gilliam, Henry A. G. Lee, and Charles E. Pickett regarding 
the Whitman Massacre and the Cayuse Indian War. The material 
is related to the library's Papers of the Provisional and Territorial 
Government of Oregon (on microfilm, originals in the State Archives, 
Salem) 

Partly described in Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Oregon Historical Society, comp. by the W. P. A. (1940) 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Letter press book deposited by wniiam Abernethy, 1690. 

MS 62-4356 



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Raymond, Aaron Weeks. 

Papers. 1837-86. 

212 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional Historv nnd 
University Archives (741, 1014) 

Papers relating largely to railroad and oil interests in Pennsyl- 
vania. Include a letter (1859) from S. M. Glenn, Clarion. Pa 
about the oil boom, local politics, and Venango Academy- letters 
(1863-68) from Raymond and his son, Charles H., commenting on 
their connections with Culver, Penn & Co., changing prices of oil, 
the railroad under construction to Oil City, Pa., a fire which de- 
stroyed 50 oil boats and the Allegany Bridge, proposals by Jay Cooke 
to purchase land, potential profits of the refining business, stringency 
In the money market, the anthracite business at Baymtlton Pa., and 
plans for an Erie ofllce there; a letter (1863) from A. X. Woods & 
Co, Baton, N. Y„ on steam engines ; Civil War letters from J. K. Byers 
and from Charles H. Raymond; and two autobiographical sketches by 
Aaron Weeks Raymond. 

MS 62-4357 



Rowlee, Willard Winfield, 1861-1923. 

Papers, 1905-23. 

238 items and 1 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History 
and University Archives (43/1/36) 

Botanist and university professor. Miscellaneous material relat- 
ing to Rowlee's activities at Cornell University. Inclndes a report 
with pbotos of a botany field trip to McLean, N. Y. ; a report on the 
improvement of Dryden Cemetery (1910) ; mimeographed and MS. 
faculty communications (1922-23) ; minutes (1905-16) of the Alumni 
Athletic Field Committee with accounts and estimates of expendi- 
tures for the construction of Alumni Field and Schoellkopf Field 
House and a photo, of construction ; an athletic association and stu- 
dent affairs file (1911-17) containing correspondence between Rowlee, 
Daniel Allien Reed, Willard Beahan, Frank S!. Porter, Henry Schoell- 
kopf, and members of the faculty and administration, minutes of 
meetings, budget estimates for football, and similar material ; and 
correspondence and other material relating to the Semi-Centennlal 
Celebration at Cornell University (1916-17) 

MS 62-4358 



Chase, Thomas, 1827-1892. 

Papers, 1840-92. 

ca, 450 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Philologist and educator. Correspondence, articles, lecture notes, 
portraits, and other papers reflecting Chase's professional interests 
and bis experiences at Haverford College. Includes letters (1854, 
1883) of Chase and of his daughter, Caroline Chase, concerning a 
visit to Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Chase's notes on 
European art; lecture notes on the origins of Latin, on American 
poets, John MUton, and other subjects ; diary (1883) ; correspondence 
concerning revision of the New Testament; letters concerning reli- 
gious and professional affairs ; and Haverford memorabilia. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of (Caroline Chase and of Mrs. George C. Wolklns, 1S37, 1857. 

MS62-4359 



Ferris, Joel Edward, 1874-1960. 

Papers, 1949-60. 

9ft 

In Eastern Washington State Historical Society collections (Spo- 
kane) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and microfilm. 

Banker, historian and civic leader. Correspondence, articles and 
other writings, addresses, maps, photos., and extensive reproductions 
of research material. Concerns Pacific Northwest history, Ferris' 
activities as president of Eastern Washington State Historical So- 
ciety, the Pacific Northwest Conference on Banking at Washington 
State University (1953-60), and numerous other civic and scholarly 
organisations. Correspondents Include J. Nellson Barry, E. T. 
Becker, William Compton Brown, Clifford Merrill Drury, T^i.h Jack- 
son Edson, Lucfle Fargo, George P. Hammond, Vanessa Helder, 
Aurora Hunt, Dale L. Morgan, Ray S. Morgan, Waldo E. Rosebush, 
Clara Clemens Samossond, Waddell F. Smith, R. E. Stivers, and 
Carl I. Wheat 

Inventory and guide In the repository. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available In the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Cecil R. Fuller, IfloX 

MS 62-4360 



Oppenheimer family. 

Papers, 1862-1903. 

3 boxes and 1 v. 

In Eastern Washington State. Historical Society collections (Spo- 
kane) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Correspondence, financial records, legal papers, notebooks, bio- 
graphical material, and other papers of three Oppenheimer brothers 
(pioneer merchants of Stevens Co., Wash.), Joseph, Marcus and 
Samuel Concerns military freighting during Indian expeditions 
(1877-79) and claims of payment for It, real estate, mining enter- 
prises, and the steamer "49" on the upper Columbia River and 
French Creek (1866-91). Includes the autobiography of Benjamin 
Burgunder and some correspondence of Joseph Oppenhelmer's family. 

Inventory and guide in the repository. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Wray D. Fannin, 1962. Formerly held by Lloyd Hahn. 

MS 62-4361 

North, Simon Newton Dexter, 1849-1924. 

Papers. 

ca. 2 ft and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1588) 

Woolen manufacturer and editor. Speeches, lectures, and articles 
by North, 11 v. of scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous 
printed matter, chiefly relating to North's activities and interests in 
wool and other textile industries, and to his census and newspaper 
work, including his positions as secretary of the National Associa- 
tion of Wool Manufacturers and editor of the Association's quarterly 
bulletin, managing editor of the UHca morning herald, president of 
the New York State Associated Press, editor and part owner of the 
Albany express, editorial writer on the New York press, and director 
of the U. S. Census. 

MS 62-4362 

Evans, Albert Leslie. 

Papers, 1905-36. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Presbyterian minister. Correspondence (1934-36), sermons (1905- 
23), and other papers. The correspondence relates to requests for 
funds for the repair of the chapel at Fort Snelling, Minn., and for 
books, music and religious papers, to statistics on the number of 
men attending religious services at the chapel, to criticism of the 
pacifist movement, and to activities of the Presbyterian Church In 
Minnesota. Most of the sermons were delivered at the John Hall 
Memorial Chapel, New York, and are primarily concerned with tem- 
perance matters. Includes letters from other Army chaplains, and 
mimeographed press releases from the Minnesota Dept of the 
Veterans of Foreign Wars. 

Descriptive Inventory In the repository. 

Gift of Orville P. dark of the Veterans Administration, Fort Shel- 
ling, Minn., 1959. 

MS 62-4363 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

Religious miscellany, ca. 1744-1954. 

ca. 150 items. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In pan, transcripts. 

Correspondence and biographical sketches of clergymen, sermons, 
addresses, articles of faith, histories of local churches, record books, 
minutes, baptismal records, poetry, clippings, pamphlets, and other 
papers. Persons and churches mentioned include Ebeneser Alden, Jr., 
Salmon Cowles, Martin Luther, Leonard J. Macy, Eugene Mann- 
heimer, Marion Murdock, the Baptist Church, the Bethel Church In 
Wayne Co., Ind., Catholic churches, the Church of Christ in Gaiesburg, 
Iowa, Jehovah's Presbytery of Zlon, Methodist Episcopal churches, 
and Presbyterian churches. 

Cataloged individually in repository. 

MS 62-4364 



Hartshorne, Henry, 1823-1897. 

Papers, 1797-1908. 

3 ft. (ca. 980 items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Physician. Chiefly Hartsborne's correspondence, together with ar- 
ticles, a poem by Joseph John Gurney (1788-1847) entitled The 
evening star, memorabilia of Haverford College, a sermon by Thomas 
Colley (1742-1812) given in Philadelphia in 1797, draft of a letter 
(1877) from New Tosk Yearly Meeting of Friends to London Yearly 
Meeting, and other items. Hartshorne's correspondence (ca. 1846- 
95) concerns the Friends' review, a Quaker periodical originating in 
Philadelphia and edited by Hartshorne, and religious, medical, scien- 
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Hartshorne, Henry, 1823-1897. Papers, 1797-1908. (Continued) 
letters from Japan (1893-94). Correspondents include Joseph Bevan 
Braithwaite (1818-190G), James Rendel Harris (1S52-1941). Oliver 
Wendell Holmes (1809-1894), John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892), 
and Owen Wister (1860-1938). A group of family letters (1829-1908) 
Includes letters of Anna Ilonsull Hurtgliorne (1792-1S79) 

Indexed in Uie library's card catalog. 

Gift of Mrs. Edward Yarnall Hartshorne, Anna Cope Hartshorne. 
and the estate of Anna Cope Hartshorne, 194S-.19. 

MS 62-4365 

Brown, Moses, 1793-1878. 

Papers. 1808-1909. 

pa. 250 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Merchant, of Philadelphia. Corrsepondence, deeds, mortgages, 
Brown's will, and documents relating to bis estate. Includes approxi- 
mately 50 letters (1821-68) of Brown to his wife Mary (Wistar) 
Brown, and to family and business associates; approximately 100 
letters (1808-C8) to Brown and members of his family concerning 
personal affairs, the family dry goods business, and other business 
affairs; an account of the death in 1839 of the Brown's daughter 
Mary Brown, written by ber mother, and letters (1909) of their son, 
Thomas Wistar Brown (1826-1916) concerning Haverford College 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Henry Goddard Leach, 1952. 

MS 62-4366 

Benezet, Anthony, 1713-1784. 

Letters. 1756-178;}. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Educator. Lettei-s discuss the slave trade and abolition; Indian 
affairs, with comments on Conrad Weiser; publications in which 
Benezet was interested (including The plain path, a History of the 
Indians, an English grammar, and the publication of an Elizabeth 
Webb letter) ; methods of teaching mathematics and grammar, and 
the problems of maintaining a school ; peace principles of the Society 
of Friends; questions of religious tolerance; and Friends' affairs 
Most of the letters are addressed to George Dillwyn, Quaker minister. 
Other -correspondents include Moses Brown, Queen Charlotte of 
Great Britain, and others. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift, partly from Charles Evans, and purchase, 1909-52. 

MS 62-4367 

Evans, William Bacon. 

Papers, 1787-1958. 

ca. 1300 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Author and teacher. Correspondence and miscellaneous family 
papers. Correspondence includes approximately 600 letters (1889- 
1983) written by Evans, mostly from Syria, where he taught in a 
Friends" Orphanage school at Ras-el-Metn, some from Germany Italy 
and the U. S.; approximately 370 letters (1896-1946) to Evans from 
naturalists, writers, educators, and religious leaders concerning bot- 
any, ornithology, Evans' poems, and other matters, and including 
single letters written in 1942 from Winston Churchill (1871-1947) 
and Booth Tarkington (1869-1946), and one from Agnes Sligh Turn- 

S?l 1 " n f F w Ur K£?^?»^? Ude £B r,lals ' le S <a I®!*". « letters (1829- 
£L rt - B £* abetl1 (Barton) Evans (1794-1861); 107 letters (1851- 
iiS! .^f?* ( i? arter) E J ans (1847-1919) ; correspondence 1859- 
M08) of William Evans (1835-1919) ; religious and legal papers of 
William Evans (1787-1867) ; papers concerning the estateofjona- 
than Evans (1759-1839) ; fragments of a JourW (1822-29) giving 
an account of separation of 1854 In Ohio Yearly Meeting of the Soct 
?ST "ifrienas; and other family papers. Material is related to the 
library's Evans family papers. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Mr. Evans, 1942-58. 

MS 62-4368 

Browning, Elizabeth (Barrett) 1806-1861. 
Papers, 1816-61 
4 ft. (1331 items) 
In Wellesley College Library. 

Forms part of the library's English poetry collection. 
English poet. Correspondence, poetry and prose works, notebooks 
(1822-26), photos., and personalia. Correspondence consists of 1270 
letters, most of tjiem written by Mrs. Browning, and including all her 
letters to Robert Browning. The other chief recipients are Hugh 
Stuart Boyd, Benjamin Robert Haydon, Anna Jameson, John Kenyon, 
Mrs. Julia Vignoles Martin, and Mary Russell Mitford. 
Open to Investigators under library restrictions- 
Gifts of Robert Browning, Caroline Hazard, and George Herbert 
Palmer, 1882-1931. 

MS 62-4369 



Cockburn family. 

Paper?. 1703-1827. 

490 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
TJniversity Archives (935) 

Correspondence, accounts, agreements, wills, maps, and other 
papers. The earlier papers (1703-1809) largely concern colonial land 
grants in which William Cockburn, the surveyor, acquired an interest. 
The later papers consist of personal accounts of William Cockburn, 
Jr., and James Cockburn. Includes contemporary copies of surveys 
and patents (1703-35) ; an account of land sold in Hammond. Belve- 
dear, Gnileland, and Batavia, N. Y. : a list (1806) of 57 farms in 
. Sumner Vale, Essex Co., N. Y.; and material on surreys, sales, bound- 
ary disputes, the Seaton tract, and lands in Rosendale. Routiere, and 
Springtown, Ulster Co., N. Y. Names of correspondents and other 
persons represented include John Aspinwall, Henry Barnard, Robert 
Boyd, John Brink, William Britt. John Cantine. LL Col. Samuel 
Cleaveland, John Cox, Robert Cummings, Alexander De Lessen, 
Amos Eaton, L. Elmerdorf, Benjamin Ford, David Golay, Robert 
Graham, John Hardenburgh, Mary Hay, Christopher Herttell, Sir 
William Johnson, John Kelly, John Tabor Kempe, James Livingston, 
R. B. Livingston, Robert Livingston, Lt Col. John Maunsell, John 
Miller, Adolph Philipse. John Tremper, L. Van Cleek, G. Ver Plank, 
John Weatherhead, and Henry Wooster. 

Described in the Fifth and sixth annual reports of the curator, 
Cornell TJniversity Library, Collection of Regional History (1948- 
50) p. 25-26. 

MS 62-4370 



Morley, Christopher Darlington, 1890-1957. 

Correspondence, 1919-43. 

267 items. 

In Haverford College Library 

Author. Letters to Morley from more than 100 English and 
American associates in Journalism and publishing, literature and 
the arts, commenting on professional and personal affairs. Includes 
several letters from William Rose Benet, (1920-29), Joseph Conrad 
(1920-22), Elmer Davis (1919-42). Vachel Lindsay (1919-21) Amy 
Lowell (1919-20), Don Marquis (1918-34), H. L. Mencken (1934-ca. 
1942), John Crowe Ransom (1917-19) and others, and one or more 
letters from Robert Peter Tristram Coffin (1934), T. S. Eliot (1932) 
Herbert Hoover (1932-35), Stephen Butler Leacock (1918), Clifford 
Odets (1928), Ezra Pound (1919), Franklin D. Roosevelt (1985-41), 
Theodore Roosevelt (1918), and Woodrow Wilson (1917-19) 

Indexed In the Library's card catalog. 

Gift of Mr. Morley, 1944. 

MS 62-4371 

Kelsey, Rayner Wickersham, 1879-1934. 

Notes on American and agricultural history, 1919-30. 

ca. 25011 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Professor of history. Notes and file cards on American colonial 
history and the history of agriculture in Pennsylvania in the colonial 
and early Federal periods. Includes copies of and extracts from 
letters, proclamations, depositions by representatives of the Crown 
and the East India Company, the northern colonies, merchants, and 
other British and American colonial agents concerning the Stamp 
act, sugar and tea trade, land grants, and other affairs. File cards 
contain extracts from primary and secondary sources, (ca. 1625- 
1815) concerning population, housing, agriculture and animal hus- 
bandry, trade, finance, and Indian relations in colonial Pennsylvania. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Naomi Harrison (Blnford) Kelsey, 1935. 

MS 62-4372 



Campbell, Sir Francis Joseph, 1834-1914. 

Correspondence, ca. 1852-1910. 

231 Items. 

In Haverford College Library 

Musician and teacher of the blind. Letters to Campbell and bis 
wife concerning his work with the blind, the administration of the 
Royal Normal College and Academy of Music for the Blind, London, 
which Campbell founded, and his personal Interest in music and 
composition. Includes letters from personnel of the Perkins Insti- 
tution (later called Perkins School for the Blind) in Massachusetts, 
and from Lyman Abbott (1891-95), Alexander Graham Bell (1888), 
John Bright (1883-87), Phillips Brooks (1883-92), Robert Browning 
(1889), Samuel Eliot, Otto Goldschmidt (1877-78), Edward Everett 
Hale (1891-1908), Julia Ward Howe (1879-1907), Thomas Henry 
Huxley (1887), Helen Keller, James Russell Lowell (1880-81), Anton 
Rubinstein (1877), Clara Josephine (Wieck) Schumann (1873), 
Camille Salnt-Saens (1866), Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan (1885- 
1900), Frances Elizabeth WUlard (1893-96), and others. 

Gift of WUlard E. Mead, 1941. 

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Jennings family. 

Papers of the Jennings family and related families. 1768- 
1871. 

ca. 340 items. 

Id Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Letters (1805-61) ; fragments of a journal (1S20, 1S26) ; accounts, 
bills, receipts (1809-71) ; legal papers such as bonds, guardianship 
papers, wills, estate and mortgage papers, and deeds (1804-50) ; 
genealogical data, including marriage certificates; removal and dls- 
ownment documents relating to the Religious Society of Friends, In- 
volving Evesham, Pilesgrove, and Philadelphia Monthly Meetings; 
essays and exercise books; minutes and rules of the Female Associa- 
tion of Philadelphia for Promoting the Manufacture and Use of Free 
Cotton; recipes and cores; and verse. Recipients of letters Include 
Phebe Clark, Isaac Eldrldge, Phebe Eldrldge, Hannah A. Clark Jen- 
nings, and Levi Jennings. 

Checklist In the library. 

Gift of the Jennings family. 

MS 62-4374 



Whitney, Anne, 1821-1915. 

Papers, 1835-1915. 

12 ft (ca. 3000 items) 

In Wellesley College Library. 

Forms part of the Library's Wellesley collection. 

Sculptor. Correspondence, a folder of poems, 3 diaries (1885- 
1906), 2 engagement books, commonplace books, a will, a genealogy, 
pictures, and two volumes of clippings about Miss Whitney's sculp- 
ture, together with a recipe book of Adeline Manning. Except for 
family correspondence, most of the letters are addressed to Miss Whit- 
ney. Her own letters contain accounts of her trips to Cuba, Germany, 
France, and Italy. Correspondents include Louisa May Alcott, Lydia 
Maria Child, Daniel Chester French, Hamlin Garland, Louise Imogen 
Guiney (88 letters), William Dean Howells, Sarah Orne Jewett, Wen- 
dell Phillips. Augustus St. Gaudens, Tida Scudder, Booker T. Wash- 
ington, and Frances E. WiUard. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Frederick Peterson, 1944. 

MS 62-4375 

Scanlan, Peter Lawrence, 1862-1956. 

Papers. 1884-1954. 

5ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician and local historian of Wisconsin. Correspondence and 
research notes relating to Scanlan's historical studies. Includes notes 
on the experiments of Dr. William Beaumont ; tbe history of Bridge- 
port, Cassville, Irish Ridge, and Milwaukee, Wis. ; the genealogy of 
the Brisbols, Boilvin, Cardinal, Giard, Marin, Rolette, Scanlan, Camp- 
ben, and Juneau families; and the history of Crawford Co., Wis. A 
section jof correspondence, biography, and notes relates to the writings 
of Scanlan's daughter, Mnrt«n Scanlan. 

Inventory In repository. 

Gift of Peter L. and Marian Scanlan, 1939-50. 



MS 62-4376 



Wood, Anna Wharton (Smith) 1864- collector. 

Quaker papers, 1741-1853. 

55 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Letters, notebooks, addresses, and other papers of Quaker interest. 
Including an address to the General Assembly of Pennsylvania from 
a group of Quakers, probably written shortly before the American 
Revolution ; an account of the transporting of Negroes to Haiti under 
Quaker auspices (1826) ; five notebooks, attributed to George Dillwyn 
(1738-1820) on theology, ethics, and the Society of Friends; letters 
(1757) of Samuel Emlen (1706-1837), Samuel Fothergill (1715- 
1772). and John Pemberton (1727-1795), and letters (1842-43) from 
Daniel B. Smith (1792-1883) 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Mrs. Wood, 1940. 

MS 62-4377 



Wilbur, John, 1774-1856. 

Papers, 1831-73. 

51 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Quaker leader. Letters by Wilbur together with 18 miscellaneous 
letters, articles, and other papers concerning bim written by relatives 
and supporters. The Wilbur letters Include 8 letters to his family 
■ and friends written during a religious visit to England In 1831 and 
from his home in Hopklnton, Mass., between 1837 and 1848, giving 
details of doctrinal crisis and of the subsequent WUborite-Gurneyite 
Separation in the Society of Friends; 14 letters (1853-55) discussing 



a visit to England and Ireland, the dispute with London Yearly 
Meeting over their recognition of the so-called Gumeylte or "larger 
body" as constituting New England Yearly Meeting, and contention 
among English Friends over the doctrines of Wilbur and Joseph John 
Gurney; and 11 letters (1838-53), 10 to Peleg Mitchell and one to 
Wilburs wife, discussing fully Wilbur's attitude toward Gurney's 
doctrines, and the activities in New England meetings resulting from 
tbe split 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Agnes L. Tierney, 1935. 

MS62-4378 



White, Gilbert Fowler, 1911- 

Correspondence, 1947-56. 

169 items. 

In Haverford College Library 

Geographer. Letters to White from leaders in the arts, sciences, 
government education, and other fields, mostly concerning invitations 
to visit Haverford College, of which White was president during this 
period. Correspondents include Leonard Bernstein (1955), Hugo La- 
Fayette Black (1950), Chester Bowles (1055), John Foster Dulles 
(1949), Lukas Foss (1953), George Frost Kennan (1951), Max Ler- 
ner (1955), Thomas Mann (1952), Margaret Mead (1954), Erwln 
Panofsky (1954), and others. 

Indexed In tbe library's card catalog. 

Gift of Mr. White and Alice M. Berry. 1948-56. 

MS 62-4379 



Smith, John Jay, 1798-1881, collector. 

Papers, 1683-1859. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Miscellaneous papers, including printed matter; reflecting .Phila- 
delphia life. Includes some letters, an address from the Meeting for 
Sufferings of tbe London Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends to 
Josiah Hardy, Governor of New Jersey; an announcement by Dr. 
J. F. Daniel Lobsteia of Philadelphia on his book, Treatise upon the 
semelology of the eye ... (ca. 1828) ; Robert Proud's Notes and ob- 
servations on man's knowledge of God and on the limited capacity of 
mankind (1792) ; a map of Philadelphia (1683) by Thomas Holme, 
surveyor; a satire on a meeting of Federalists (1798) attributed to 
M. Dickinson; and a sheet distributed in coffee houses (1779) con- 
cerning Revolutionary activity. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Logan Pearsall Smith. 

MS 62-4380 



Text-book Association of Philadelphia. 

Records, 1866-96. 

ca. 150 iti'ius. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Correspondence and other records of an organization which spon- 
sored the writing and publishing of school histories compatible with 
the principles of the Society of Friends. Includes papers relating to 
the -formation '- of the association (1866) ; letters from prospective 
authors (1866-69) ; copyrights, agreements and correspondence (1866- 
69) ; copyrights, agreements and correspondence (1889-96) with Allen 
Clapp Thomas (1846-1920) ; correspondence and agreements (1881- 
85)' with Sydney Howard Gay (1814-88) and Edward A. Thomas con- 
cerning manuscripts ; a treasurer's account book, receipts, and miscel- 
laneous correspondence. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Germantown Monthly Meeting of the Society of Friends, 
1S62. 

MS 62-4381 



Thompson family. 

Papers, 1751-ca. 1876. 

ca. 50 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Papers of a Quaker family of Philadelphia. Includes accounts of 
expenses (1753-55) incurred by Jonah Thompson (1702-1780), Eng- 
lish Quaker minister and teacher, in securing possession of land be- 
queathed him In America; letters (1773) from his son, John Thomp- 
son (ca. 1744-1819), a teacher in Anthony Benezet's Philadelphia 
school and later a merchant In Philadelphia; letters (1840) from 
John James Thompson (1815-1875), grandson of John and senior 
member of the firm of L P. Morris, machinists ; tetters (1849) from 
George Thompson; letters (1876) from James Thompson (1855-1955) 
discussing slavery, financial conditions, tariffs, Liberia, and other 
matters; and letters (1874) from John Jay Smith (1798-1881) and 
others, with comments on Philadelphia affairs. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Norman Penny, 1932. 

MS 62-4382 



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Wain, Nicholas, 1742-1813. 

Papers, 1784-1891. 

Ca. 75 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Lawyer, of Philadelphia, later Friends minister. Correspondence, 
bills and receipts, poems, genealogical notes, and portraits. Includes 
Wain's letters (1784-09) to his wife and friends during his travels 
in the ministry in England, giving details of Friends' activities and 
meetings; letters (1784) of Sarah Richardson Wain, his wife, com- 
menting on Philadelphia and family business affairs; 26 letters 
(1807-19) of their son, Jacob Shoemaker Wain (1784-1847), mer- 
chant and member of the firm of Morris and Wain, written to his 
mother from Prance and England, commenting on travel, political 
figures (Including the Duke of Wellington, Napoleon Bonaparte, and 
Pnsquaie Paoli). and on social and political matters: letters of 
friends to Nicholas and Sarah Wain, Including those of Joseph Bring- 
hurst ( 1732-1811) : and miscellaneous faniilv papers. Including verses 
(1783) by Robert Proud 11728-1813) on the death of Nicholas Wain's 
son. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of G. L. Harrison, 1939. 

MS 62-4383 

Burton, Theodore Elijah, 1851-1929. 
Papers. 1876-1928. 

17 ft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

U. S. Representative and Senator from Ohio. Correspondence, 
notes on legislative and political matters, and material on Burton's 
books. The papers pertain to Bnrton's Interest in waterways and 
conservation, especially as a member of the House Rivers and Har- 
bors Committee, as chairman of the Inland Waterways Commission 
and the National Waterways Commission, and as an advocate of the 
building of the Panama Canal ; to his service on the National Mone- 
tary Commission ; to other foreign and domestic problems from the 
Spanish American War until after World War i; and to his activities 
as a prime mover in the cause of iwace, arbitration, and disarma- 
ment. Local, State, and National political papers relate to Bnrton's 
own career as well as to the Taft for President movement and the 
Xaft-Theodore Roosevelt conflict that resulted in the election of 
Woodrow Wilson. Includes correspondence with President William 
H. Taft on the Canadian reciprocity agreement and on other issues; 
material on various controversies over the tariff during William Me- 
Kinley's term as President, on Oberlin College, and the role of An- 
drew Carnegie philanthropy in education; correspondence on the 
Ohio floods of 1913 and the proposals for flood control; and corre- 
spondence with many prominent develanders of the early 20th cen- 
tury. 

Unpublished register In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Burton. 

MS 62-4384 

Fairchild, Herman Le Roy, 1850-1943. 

Paper?. 1R69-1943. 

28 ft. 

Tn University of Rochester Library. 

Professor of geology and natural history. Correspondence, drafts 
of articles (published and unpublished), field notebooks, scrapbooks, 
miscellaneous papers, photos., and 256 glass photographic negative 
plates. Includes much correspondence between Fairfield and other 
scientists, primarily geologists, and with officials in the American 
Association for the Advancement of Science and the Geological So- 
ciety of America ; a great deal of material relating to Fairchlld's spe- 
cial Interest, the glacial geology of central and western New York 
State; and a photographic record of Fairchlld's trip to Mexico In 
1885. 

Inventory and bibliographies in the library. 

information on literary rights available at the library. 

Olfta of Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild, 1936-43. 

MS 62-4385 
Sharpless, Isaac, 1848-1920. 

Papers, 1894-1919. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

College president and Quaker leader. Correspondence, articles by 
and about Sharpless, biographical sketches of Andrew Ellicott (1754- 
1820), John Fothergill (1712-1780), and David Rittenhouse (1732- 
1796) ; abstracts of tracts by George Keith (1638-1716), Quaker min- 
teter, and abstracts of replies to Keith ; lectures (1909) delivered at 
Berkeley, Calif., concerning Quakerism; other unpublished MSS. in- 
cluding Friends and slavery, and The education of peace men;' ad- 
dresses, articles on education, pictures, and clippings. Correspond- 
ence Includes letters (1894-1919) of Sharpless concerning Haverford 
College affairs, affairs of the Friends Historical Society (now Friends 
Historical Association) , a trip made by Sharpless around the world, 
and other personal affairs: letters (1892-1917) to Sharpless from 
educators. Friends, and others; and letters of sympathy to Mrs. 
Sharpless upon Isaac Sharpless's death. Material is related to the 
library's collection of Haverford College historical papers. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of the estate of Mr. Sharpless. 

MS 62-4386 



Whittlesey, Ehsha, 1783-1863. 

Papers, 1804-63. 

ca. 32 ft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Lawyer, V. S. Representative from Ohio, and public official- Cor- 
respondence, legal papers, accounts, receipts, deeds, and other papers 
relating to Whittlesey's law practice in Canfield, Ohio, his large hold- 
ings of land in the Western Reserve, and his career as a member of 
Congress for sixteen years, Comptroller of the Treasury, and auditor 
of the U. S. Post Office Dent. Whittlesey's voluminous correspondence 
Involves a large number of men prominent In National, State and 
local affairs and is concerned with the Whig Parry, American Coloni- 
zation Society, American Bible Society, and the development of the 
canals, rivers, harbors, railroads and banks of northern Ohio. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

MS 62-4387 



Stout, Samuel Hollingsworth, 1822-1903. 

Papers, 1861-65. 

ca. 3 ft 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Physician. Papers concerning Stouts activities in the establish- 
ment and operation of the hospitals of the Confederate Army of Ten- 
nessee. The bulk of the papers cover the period 1868-64 and give a 
detailed report on the conditions and daily life of Confederate Army 
hospitals, mostly in Georgia. Includes special orders, lists of medical 
officers, hospital stewards or managers, tram surgeons, field curses, 
and other employees, and monthly or weekly reports of supplies of 
medicines and food, hospital equipment and furnishings, as well as 
the patients admitted 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of William P. Palmer; formerly owned by Mrs. Stout 

MS 62-4388 

Palmer, William Pendleton, 1861-1927, collector. 

Regimental papers of the Civil War. 

ca. 16 it. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Military and personal correspondence, muster rolls, official orders, 
ordnance and quartermaster reports, casualty lists, memoirs, diaries, 
descriptions of the engagements in which various regiments took part, 
and papers dealing with veterans' organizations after the war. Half 
of the collection relates to Ohio volunteers but there are papers from 
Union and Confederate regiments of thirty States. Includes material 
concerned with Negro regiments enlisted in the Southern States occu- 
pied by Union Armies, and a few references to the Mexican War 
and to the 1850's. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Palmer, 1927. 

MS 62-4389 



Mewett, Alfred, collector. 

Papers, 1736-1955. 

ca. 7 ft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, account books, deeds, newspaper clippings, 
and other papers reflecting Mewett's Interest In the local history and 
early settlements of the area around Gates Mills, Ohio, in the West- 
em Reserve. The bulk of the collection consists of notes and articles 
written by Hewitt on many historical subjects, including genealogical 
notes and accounts of interviews with and recollections of old settlers. 
Includes a physician's daybook, the account book of a Gates Mills 
shoemaker, a recipe book of a baker from Chagrin Falls, Ohio, church 
and industrial records, several diaries kept by men from this area 
serving in the Civil War, and deeds relating to land in New England. 
Families represented are the Abner T. Allen family of Chagrin Falls, 
the Judd family of Massillon, Ohio, the Eliza Greenwalt family of 
Massillon, the Frank Lockemer family of South Euclid, Ohio, the 
Horace Rudd family of Mayfield, Ohio, and the Harry Sorter family 
of Gates Mills. Potter family letters inclnde a number written by 
Jared Potter Kirtland to his cousin, Lizzie Potter (1866-73) 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Bequest of Mr. Mewett. 

MS 62-4390 



Morgan, Daniel Edgar, 1877-1949. 

Papers, 1929-49. 

14 ft 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Ohio State senator, Cleveland city manager, politician and jurist 
Correspondence, speeches, legal papers and documents, official and 
unofficial reports and memoranda on civic, municipal, and national 
affairs, scrapbooks of clippings, many pamphlets and other material 
on social and International questions. Much of the collection con- 
cerns the Republican Party In Cleveland and Ohio, Morgan's close 
interest In a large number of civic organizations, his one term In 



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Papers, 1929-49. 



Morgan, Daniel Edgar, 1877-1949. 
(Continued) 

the Ohio State Senate, the city managership of Cleveland, political 
campaigns for himself and on behalf of Harold H. Barton, his later 
law practice and activities in wartime agencies, and his service on 
the Cuyahoga County Court of Appeals. 

Unpublished register' in the repository. 

Open to investigators nnder restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Amand Leaveile, 1955. 

MS 62-4391 



Hale family. 

Papers, 1810-1940. 

ca. 4 ft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

In part transcripts (typewritten) 

Correspondence, diaries, account books, biographical sketches, legal 
end other papers, and many photos, and daguerreotypes of the Hale 
family of Bath Township, Summit County, Ohio. The collection deals 
almost exclusively with the migration of Jonathan Hale (1772-1854) 
from Glastonbury, Conn., to the Western Reserve in 1810, the settle- 
ment and development of his farm In the Cuyahoga Valley, and the 
life led in the Hale Homestead, by Hale, his son Andrew (1811-1884), 
and Andrew's son, Charles Oviatt Hale (1850-1938). Includes Jona- 
than Hale's diary on his journey West, his account books for burning 
lime and household expenses, and notes on agriculture by Charles 
Oviatt Hale. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Clara Belle Ritchie, 1956; purchased from Mrs. Frank 
Lally, 1980. 

MS 62-4392 



Fessenden, William Pitt, 1806-1869. 

Papers, 1887-69. 

ca. 1 f t 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Lawyer, politician, end Cabinet officer. Chiefly letters received 
from friends and constituents, covering Fessenden's career as a 
lawyer in Portland, Met, his seven years as a member of the Maine 
House of Representatives, his service as a TJ. S. Representative and 
Senator from Maine, and his eight months as Secretary of the 
Treasury. The letters deal with the rise of the anti-slavery and 
temperance movements; toe formation of the Republican Party In 
Maine by anti-slavery Whigs such as Fessenden himself, the Liberty 
and Free SoU Parties, and anti-slavery Democrats ; and Fessenden's 
role as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Correspondents 
include Charles Francis Adams, Sr„ John Appleton, Salmon Portland 
Chase, Samuel Cony, William George Crosby, Caleb Cushing, Neal 
Dow, Edward Kent, Hugh McCulloch, Anson Peaslee Morrill, Edwin 
M. Stanton, and Israel Washburn. 

Unpublished register In the repository. 

Gift of William P. Palmer. 

MS 62-4393 



Haverford College. 

Disciplines of Yearly Meetings of the Society of Friends, 
1689-ca. 180S. 

4 ft. (17 v.) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Contemporary copies, made for quarterly meetings, of periodic 
compilations of rules of discipline of the Society of Friends of Lon- 
don, New England, and Philadelphia Yearly Meetings. Concerns 
civil obligations such as the bearing of arms, oath taking, payment 
of taxes, and keeping of legal records ; procedures for Yearly Meet- 
ings and other meetings, rules for ministers, observance of mourning, 
recording of sufferings, maintenance of schools, printing of books, 
arbitration of disputes, conduct toward dependent groups such as 
the poor, orphans, prisoners, slaves, Indians, and Negroes; and per- 
sonal and family conduct Includes 3 disciplines of London Yearly 
Meeting (1737, 1781, and 1769), 2 disciplines of New England Yearly 
Meeting (ca. 1780 and ca. 1780), incorporating rules and advices of 
discipline of London Yearly Meeting from 1672-1700 and 1672-1780 
respectively; and scattered disciplines of Philadelphia Yearly Meet- 
lag (1689, 1704, 1719, 1762, 1763, 1781-90, and 1797-1805). Material 
la related to the library's collection of minutes of the Society of 
Friends. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift and purchase, ca. 1930-41. 

MS 62-4394 



Gummere, Amelia (Mott) 1859-1937. 

Papers, 1884-1937. 

5 ft (ca. £00 items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part transcripts (handwritten) and photocopies (positive) 
from originals In the library and in Frier ds Historical Library of 
Swarthmore College and Pennsylvania Historical Society. 

Historian. Correspondence, 16 unpublished articles on Quaker and 
Pennsylvania history snd genealogy, notes, copies of wills and other 
documents used in editing the Journal and essays of John Woolman, 
clippings, and Illustrations. Approximately 430 letters (1884-1937) 
from genealogical and historical associations, learned societies, and 
individuals, contain replies to inquiries made In preparation of Mrs. 
Gummere's various writings. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of the estate of Mrs. Gummere, 1937-52. 

MS 62-4395 

Riddle, Albert Gallatin, 1816-1902. 

Papers, 1835-1901. 

ca.3ft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Author, lawyer, State representative, and U. S. Representative 
from Ohio. Correspondence, MSS. of autobiographical writings, ro- 
mances, historical novels, and accounts of life in Cuba (where Riddle 
spent several months as U. S. consul to Matanzas), persona) papers 
and certificates, files of law cases, newspaper clippings, souvenirs of 
official occasions In Washington, D. C, and other miscellaneous 
papers. The major part of the collection consists of letters received 
from many well-known Americans, Including members of the Gov- 
ernment lawyers, and prominent Ohioans. Most of these letters 
refer to matters of legal and political Importance, but some concern 
Riddle's books and his correspondent?' opinions of them. Corre- 
spondents include Susan B. Anthony, Benjamin F. Butler, Simon 
Cameron, James A. Garfield, Joshua R. Giddings, Ulysses S. Grant, 
Horace Greeley, James Ford Rhodes, William H. Seward, and Gideon 
Welles. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

MS 62-4396 

Palmer, William Pendleton, 1861-1927, collector. 

Medical department and hospital papers collection : Union 
and Confederate Annies, 1846-66. 

ca.lft 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

Correspondence, copies of orders, original reports of the sick and 
wounded, lists of the dead, invoices and reports of medicines and 
other hospital supplies and equipment, and other papers relating to 
the medical departments and hospitals of the Union Armies along 
the Atlantic coast and in Louisiana and to Confederate hospitals in 
Virginia and Atlanta, Ga. The six Army physicians to whom the 
papers principally relate are: Robert Battey (1828-1895), Renley S. 
Butler (b. 1834), William A. Carrington, Benjamin Franklin Harri- 
son (1811-1886), Henry M. Klrke (d 1876), and John Payne Logan 
(1820-1891) 

Unpublished register In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Palmer. 

MS 62-4397 

Haverford College. 

Minutes and other records of Yearly Meetings of the 
Society of Friends, 1698-1842. 

ca. 150 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part transcripts (handwritten) 

Extracts from the minutes of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (1732- 
99) comprise approximately 50 items and reflect the religious, politi- 
cal, and social concerns of the Society of Friends. Extracts from the 
minutes Of, and epistles from, Yearly Meetings In Dublin, Ire, Bristol 
and London. Eng., and Baltimore, New England, Philadelphia, Rhode 
Island, and Virginia, constitute the remaining 100 items, and illus- 
trate the way in which the Quakers maintained their official relations. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift, 1903-45. 

MS 62-4398 

Blood, Edwin. 

Papers, 1853-1902. 

400 Items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Personal correspondence (1853-59), business correspondence (1883- 
1902) concerning Blood's Texas land holdings, deeds, an historical 
report on his lands, an article on John Howe (1791-1876), and 
other papers. Correspondents include Blood's attorneys, C. C. F. 
Blanchard, John McDougall, and William von Rosenberg. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchase. 

MS 62-4399 



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Bates, Katharine Lee, 1859-1929. 

Papers, ca. 1866-1929. 

8 ft. (ca. 2200 items) 

Id Wellesley College Library. 

Forms part of the library's Wellesley collection. 

Poet. Correspondence, diary (1866), poetry and prose works, and 
photos. Includes a large amount of material concerning America 
the beautiful. Many of the letters are from poets. Material is 
related to the library's English poetry collection. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Bequest of Miss Bates and gifts of George Herbert Palmer, Caro- 
line Hazard, and Mrs. George S. Burgess," 1929. 

MS 62-^400 



Hardison, Osborne Bennett, 1892-1959. 

Papers, 1912-53. 

2000 iteius. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3554) 

Vice admiral in TT. S. Navy, of Wadesboro, N. C. Orders received, 
other official papers, correspondence with naval personnel, personal 
letters, speeches, and other papers connected with Hardison's career. 
World War i period is not covered. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of O. B. Hardison, Jr., 1961. 

MS 62-4401 



Hall, David McKee, 1918-1960. 

Congressional office files, Nov. 1958-Jan. 1960. 
3000 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3537) 

U. S. Congressman from North Carolina. Includes correspondence 
and congratulatory messages on his election. 
Received May 196L 

MS 62-4402 



Daniels, Jonathan, 1902- 
Papers, 1866-1955. 
36 ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3466) 

Journalist, author, editor, and White House secretary under Frank- 
lin D. Roosevelt, of Raleigh, N. C. Extensive correspondence, writ- 
lugs, notes, clippings, pictures, and materials for a biography of his 
father, Josephus Daniels. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 
Part gift and part loan from Mr. Daniels, 1960-61. 

FvU name: Jonathan Worth Daniels. 
MS 62-4403 



Bonebrake, Jennette E 

Papers, 1862-66. 

59 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3586) 

Of State Line City, Warren County, Ind. Letters from soldiers 
of the 125th Illinois Regiment while they were serving in Kentucky, 
Tennessee, Georgia, and on the march north from Georgia in 1865. 
The material is related to the library's John F. Leonard DaDers. 

Purchased, 1962. 

MS 62-4404 



Bennett, Hugh Hammond, 1881-1960. 

Papers, 1923-56. 

3 ft and 825 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3527) 

Soil scientist of North Carolina and chief of U. S. Soil Conserva- 
tion Service (1935-51). Correspondence relating to his work in the 
United States and in foreign countries to which he was sent by the 
Government; articles on soil erosion and conservation; and news- 
paper clippings about his career. 

Unpublished description in the library 

Received 1961. 

MS 62-4405 



Bagley family. 

Papers, 1848-1939. 

ca. 1300 Items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3457) 

FamHy correspondence of William Henry Bagley (1633-1886) and 
his wife, Adelaide, daughter of Jonathan Worth, and of other mem- 
bers of the Worth and Bagley families in North Carolina. Includes 
letters (1889-08) of Worth Bagley, U. S. naval cadet and ensign 
until his death in the Spanish-American War; and of Josephus 
Daniels and his wife Addie (Bagley) Daniels to members of the 
Bagley family (1888-1939), including weekly letters while Daniels 
was U. S. Ambassador to Mexico (1933-39). The material is related 
to the library's Jonathan Worth papers, 1828-99. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Jonathan Daniels, 1960. 

MS62-4406 

Whitaker, William Asbury, 1883-1960. 

Papers, 1597-1957. 

288 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3433) 

Educator, and business man, of North Carolina and New York 
City. Includes personal correspondence (1904-57) and items relat- 
ing to Spanish America, American Revolution, Civil War, Nathanael 
Greene, Henry Clay, and Charles Dickens. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift and bequest of Mr. Whitaker, 1959-60. 

MS 62-4407 

Webb, Edwin Yates, 1872-1955. 
Papers. 1903-55. 
8 ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3482) 

U. S. Representative from North Carolina, judge, and prohibition- 
ist Personal, legal, and political correspondence, chiefly through 

Unpublished description in the library. 
Gift of sons and daughter, 1960. 

MS 62-4408 

Van Noppen, Leonard Charles, 1868-1935. 

Papers, 1888-1947. ■ ' ■ 

8 ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3510) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and microfilm. 

Poet, translator, and educator; native of Holland who lived in New 
York and North Carolina. Correspondence with friends, publishers, 
prospective employers, and literary patrons; unpublished writings In- 
cluding poem on evolution entitled Cosmorama. notebooks, and 
clippings. ^ 

Unpublished description in the library 

Bequest and gift 1960-61. 

MS 62-4409 



Shaw, George Bernard, 1856-1950. 

Correspondence, 1891-1950. 

347 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Manuscripts Department 
(3516) 

In part photostats (negative) of originals in University of London 
Archives. 

Author. Letters, cards, and carbons of correspondence between 
Shaw and London publisher, Constable & Co. (1909^50) ; and letters 
and notes (1891-1945) from Shaw to Sidney and Beatrice Webb. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Archibald Henderson, 1959-60. 

MS 62-4410 

Bullitt, Mildred Ann (Fry) 1798-1879. 

Papers. 1813-1908. 

244 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3549) 

Family and personal correspondence of Mildred *"" Fry, of Dan- 
ville, Ky., who married William Christian Bullitt (1799-1877) of 
Louisville. Ky„ In 1819; Fry and Bullitt family letters; and letters 
(1862-65) by Bullitt sons in the Confederate Army and In war pris- 
ons. The material is related to the library's Bullitt family genealogy 
and papers (microfilm). 

Unpublished description in the library 

Gift of James B. Bullitt 196L 

MS 62-4411 



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Parker, John Johnston, 1885-1958. 
Papers, 1920-59. 

24 ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3464) 

Judge and Republican National Committeeman from North Caro- 
lina. Correspondence and other papers relating to personal, legal, 
political, and educational activities. The material is related to the 
library's International Military Tribunal records (3506) 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of the family, 1960. 

MS 62-4412 



McLaurin, Anna Bine. 

Papers. 1860-65. 

03 items! 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3562) 

Of Griffin, Ga. Letters from her brother and other members of the 
Spalding Grays of the 2d Georgia Battalion, serving in Virginia and 
coastal North Carolina during the Civil War; and from other friends 
and relatives, soldiers, and civilians in the South. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Purchased, 1962 

MS 62-4413 



Holt, Erwin A 1873-196L 

Papers, 1955-61. 

800 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3551) 

_Member of Lawrence a Holt & Sons, cotton miu owners of 
Burlington, N. C. Correspondence, and printed broadsides, leaflets, 
etc., relating to racial segregation in the U. S. and Holt's Interest In 
preventing racial integration. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Beceived, 1861. 

MS 62-4414 

Hoyt, William Henry, 1884-1957, collector. 

Papers, 1769-1957. 

8ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3410) 

In part, transcripts, photocopies, and microfilm. 

Lawyer, of New York City. Correspondence, notes, and documents 
from France, Scotland, and America, relating to Peter Stewart Ney, 
nineteenth century Carolina schoolmaster, alleged to be Michel Ney, 
Marshal of France; and materials relating to the alleged Declaration 
or Independence in Mecklenburg County, N. d. May 20 1775 

Unpublished description in the library 

Bequest of Mr. Hoyt, 1958. 

MS 62-4415 

Jones, Edmund Walter, 1811-1876. 

Papers, 1789-1914. 

372 Items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3543) 

Planter at "Clover Hill" in Happy Valley, Caldwell County N. C 
Business and family correspondence, land papers, letters from' Jones* 
sons at school and in Confederate Army ; account books and surveyor's 
field books of Jones' father-in-law, William Davenport, planter and 
surveyor. The material is related to the library's Lenoir family, 
Lindsay Patterson, and Edmund Jones papers. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Purchased, 19SL 

MS 62-4416 

Leonard, John F 1843-1924. 

Papers, 1862-1921. 

99 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3585) 

Union soldier, of Kentucky Post Office, Vermilion County, E.L 
Letters written by Leonard, chiefly when he served as private in 
Company B, 125th Illinois Infantry, to his parents, sisters, other 
relatives, and friends In Illinois. He served in Tennessee, Georgia, 
and other Southern States, was captured, paroled, and extensively 
hospitalized. The material is related to the library's Jennette E. 
Bonebrake papers (3586) 

Purchased, 1962. 

MS 62-4417 



Milling, James S 

Papers. 1852-83. 

100 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3583) 

Thysician in South Carolina and Louisiana. Personal and family 
letters from relatives and friends in Sooth Carolina, Mississippi, 
Louisiana, and Texas, including some from brothers in the Confed- 
erate Army. Few letters date after 1866. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Purchased, 1962. 

MS 62-4418 



Scattergood family. 

Papers, 1694-1903. 

ca. 2 ft. (ca. 8D0 items) 

In Haverford College Library. Quaker Collection. 

In part transcripts (handwritten) 

Letters, documents, religious accounts, portraits, and other papers. 
Includes about 330 letters (1781-1814) of Thomas Scattergood (1748- 
1814), Friends' minister of Philadelphia, written to friends and fam- 
ily during his religious travels in New Kngland, Virginia, North Caro- 
lina, England, Ireland, and Scotland, and from Philadelphia; about 
250 letters (1781-1814) to Thomas Scattergood from prominent mem- 
bers of the Society of Friends, including John Cox (1754-1847) John 
Peznberton (1727-1795), Henry Drinker (1734-1809), and others, 
concerning spiritual affairs and giving detailed accounts of the activi- 
ties of Friends; letters (1784-98) of Sarah (Hoskins) Scattergood 
(1751-1S32) to her husband, Thomas, concerning personal affairs- 
JS 1 ™** from tbe Papers (1822-57) of William Scattergood (1804- 
1857), Friends' minister; about 55 miscellaneous letters and papers 
(1729-1864) of prominent Friends in England and America- and 
miscellaneous family papers (1694-1903) including marriage certifi- 
cates, indentures, warrants, copies of wills, copies of letters of Wil- 
liam Penn and George Fox, extracts from family letters, religious 
accounts, a scrapbook of portraits of Friends, and miscellaneous fam- 
ily portraits, clippings, and other items. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Loan by the Scattergood family, 1940-53. 

MS 62-4419 



Cope family. 

Papers. 1795-1896. 

ca. 4 ft (ca. 600 items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Correspondence, business papers, legal papers, minutes, a diary, 
logbooks, and pictures. Bulk of the papers relates to Thomas Pym 
Cope (1768-1854), Philadelphia merchant and shipowner Others 
relate to his sons Alfred (1806-1875) and Henry (1793-1865) his 
cousin Abigail Barker (ca. 1773-1840), of Burlington, N. J„- Philip 
Cope Garrett (1834-1905), Thomas Garrett (1789-1871), and Thomas 
Pim Cope (1823-1900). Includes bills and accounts of Cope Brothers 
(1858-1864), and 9 volumes (copies) of logbooks of Cope Packet 
Ships (1817-1876), together with many letters from captains of the 
ships to Thomas Pym Cope; correspondence of Thomas Pym Cope 
relating to his work on a committee of the Society of Friends to help 
freed Negroes emigrate to Haiti (1804-25) ; records of his service as 
chairman of the Joint Committee of Councils for the City of Philadel- 
phia, part of them concerning the building of the first bridge across 
the Schuylkill River (1800-01), and the development of the city's 
waterworks (1800-42) ; letters to him from constituents while he was 
a member of the Pennsylvania State Legislature, concerning the con- 
troversial question of public schools for Philadelphia (1796-1808); 
accounts of disbursements under the Philadelphia poor laws, with 
correspondence regarding their revision (1790-1808) ; correspondence 
with lawyers serving as counsel for Orthodox Friends in a lawsuit 
concerning the Separation of 1827-28; legal papers concerning the 
property of Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, for which Thomas Pym 
Cope was a trustee; correspondence and minutes of a committee, of 
which he was a member, to aid a group of German Separatists led by 
Joseph Michael B&umler, or Bimeler (1778-1853) ; a diary (1850) of 
Philip Cope Garrett while an undergraduate at Haverford College; 
letters and notes regarding the organization of the Haverford College 
Alumni Association (1856-57) ; pictures of Thomas Garrett and let- 
ters from him to Friends in Ireland regarding his work In helping 
slaves to escape to Canada;, and letters to Thomas Pirn Cope from 
members of his family and from Friends abroad. Correspondents of 
Thomas Pym Cope include Thomas Evans (1798-1868), Stephen Grel- 
let (1773-1855), and Nicholas Wain (1742-1813). Material is related 
to the library's Marmaduke Cooper Cope collection. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog 

Gift of Thomas Pim Cope, Edward Evans, and the estate of Alfred 
Cope Garrett 1945-49. 

MS 62-4420 



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(Hilles) 1822-1907, collector. 



Howland, Gulielma M 

Papers, ca. 1700-1867. 

ca. 12 ft. ( ca. 1750 items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts. 

Letters, journals, literary MSS., legal and business papers. Bulk 
of the material consists of personal correspondence between members 
of several distinguished and closely connected Quaker families (Cox, 
Dlllwyn, Emlen. Hill, Hilles, Howland, Logan, Morris, Smith, Vaux, 
Wells, and Wistar) giving an account of the religious, social, and 
cultural life of Friends in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and 
abroad, during the second half of the ISth and first half of the 19th 
centuries, and touching on the American Revolution, the War of 1812, 
New Bedford whalers, the abolitionist movement, immigration Into 
the U. S., and westward expansion. Includes letters (1802-19) of 
Susanna Pillwyn Emlen (1769-1819) giving accounts of the social 
scene in London, Eng., and in Burlington, N. J. ; letters of Margaret 
H. Hilles (1786-1882) including "Account of a Philadelphia infant 
school in 1S27"; letters (1793) of Margaret (Hill) Morris (1737- 
1816) describing the yellow fever epidemic of 1793 in Philadelphia ; 
letters of Morris Smith (1801-1S32) to his mother, Gulielma M. Smith 
(1766-1826) telling of Journeys to Canada (1822) and Georgia 
(1823) : letter (1817) from Roberts Vaux (1786-1836) to Samuel 
Emlen (1766-1S37) describing the large number of immigrants enter- 
ing America and the large number of families heading West ; Journal 
of Susanna Morris (1682-1755) giving an account of her travels as a 
Quaker minister; and letters, journals, poems, translations, and philo- 
sophical writings of James Logan (1674-1751). Material is related 
to the library's Edward Wanton Smith collection. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. Account of a Philadelphia 
Infant school in 1827 has been published in The Friend, v. 106, no. 11 
(Sept 15, 1932) p. 124; Journal of Susanna Morris has been pub- 
lished In Friends miscellany, 2d ed., v. 1, p. 143 ff. 

Gift of Rachel S. Howland and Susan Howland, 1912. 

MS 62-4421 



Richards, Augustas Loring, 1879-1950. 

Papers, 1872-1951. 

Oft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1701) 

Lawyer and dairy farmer. Correspondence, drafts of speeches, 
articles, and election studies, deeds and other legal papers, news- 
paper clippings, memorabilia, and miscellaneous papers. The bulk 
of the correspondence (1930-51) pertains to Richards' interest in 
national and international politics, especially Franklin Roosevelt and 
the New Deal, Roosevelt's "court-packing" plan. World War n and 
the loyalty of German-Americans in New York State, postwar D. S. 
relations with the Soviet Union, Henry Wallace, Harry Truman, 
national elections, and American political parties. Other papers con- 
cern the management of the farms of Richards and his wife, es- 
pecially their dairy farm in Steuben, N. Y. ; their gifts of land to the 
State ; conservation ; milk prices and distribution ; local history, in- 
cluding the life of Baron von Steuben; the history, genealogy and 
activities of the Welsh community in Oneida County, N. Y., and the 
Felsenheld case in West Virginia, a legal case handled by Richards 
over a long period of time. Includes correspondence by or about Dean 
Alfange, Paul H. Appleby, William E. Aronberg, Robert Cameron 
Beadle, Theodore Bilbo, David Blackshear, Bruce Bliven, Homer 
Capehart, Tom Clark, Jonathan Daniels, Elmer Davis, Stephen L. 
Debalta, Rcscoe Drnmmond, John Foster Dulles, Oscar B- Ewlng, 
Frank E. Gannett, John Gaus, William Gossett, Joseph C. Grew, Hugh 
Hughes, Harold Ickes, Lord Inverchapel, Harold B. Johnson, Miles 
W. Jones, Vincent S. Jones, John McAuley Palmer, Conrad Reld, 
Alice Richards, Esther L. Richards, Oliver Richards, Richard Rich- 
ards, Victor RieseL W. D. Robens, Kenneth Roberts, Nelson A. Rocke- 
feller, Franklin D. .Roosevelt, Alexander Senchyma, William Sharpe, 
William L. Shlrer, Gerald L. K. Smith, Arthur H. Vandenberg, Carl 
Vinson, A. F. Whitney, Alanson W. Wilcox, Bertram Willcox, Charles 
. E. Wilson, Harold Young; the Boonville Fair Association, Dairy 
Fanners' Union, Dairymen's League, and the Watertown times. 

MS62-4422 



Lord, Bert, 1869-1939. 

Papers, 1902-39. 

ca. 16 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1776) 

Businessman, New York State legislator, and U. S. Representative. 
Correspondence, speeches, legal documents, accounts, scrapbooks, 
newspaper clippings, pamphlets and other printed or mimeographed 
material and other political, business, and personal papers. Corre- 
spondence (1905-15) when Lord was supervisor of the town of Afton, 
N. Y., is concerned mainly with Chenango County politics, road con- 
struction, the Chenango County Tuberculosis Hospital, and the opera- 
tion of the direct primary. Correspondence (1915-22, 1924-35) while 
Lord was a member of the New York State Assembly and the State 



senate deals with tlie interna! affairs of the legislature and also 
contains letters from constituents and colleagues on matters of pub- 
lic concern. Correspondence (1935-39) while Lord was U. S. Rep- 
resentative from the 34th New York Iiistriet inrludes numerous 
letters from constituents concerning current economic conditions, 
legislation, various aspects of the New Deal, questions of national 
defense, and American foreign policy. Ca. 400 letters (1914-38) 
between Lord and members of the Republican Party organization 
relate to finances and support for candidates for various offices. Busi- 
ness papers (1002-32) consist of correspondence and accounts of 
Lord & McHugh. general merchandise store at Afton, N. Y., and let- 
ters concerning lord's timber land and lumber mill interests. Per- 
sonal correspondence concerns family matters and trips made to 
Europe and to Florida Correspondents include William H. Ander- 
son, William G. Andrews, Robert L Bacon, Frank W. Barnes, Nelson 
P. Bonney, John Boyle, Jr., Charles L. Carrier, Glenn F. Carter, Nel- 
son W. Cheney, John D. Clarke, Marian W. Clarke, Roland L Davis, 
Thomas K. Dewey, John S. Dillon, George R. Dutton, Edward R- 
Eastman, Mclvin C. Eaton, George W. Fairchild, George R- Fearon, 
James D. Flanagan, James F. Foreman, Edward B. Furry, Archie D. 
Gibbs, Charles S. Gibson, John Hamilton, Fred Hammond, Charles 
A. Harnett. Oswald D. Heck, Charles J. Hewitt, Homer Higley, James 
P. Hill. William H. Hill, Harold J. Hinman, Harvey DeForest Hin- 
man, W._ O. Hintermister, Cordell Hull, Irving M. Ives, George F. 
Johnson, J. Kennard Johnson, Samuel A Jones, Carl E. Ladd, Herbert 
H. Lehman, Alfred A Lord, Seymour Lowman, Clayton R. Lusk, John 
T. McNeil, Edmund H. Machold, W. Kingsland Macy, Joseph Martin, 
Jr., Nathan Miller, Ogden L Mills, Abbott Low Moffat, Henry Mor- 
genthau, Jr., Reuben B. Oldfield, Tom O'Rourke, Daniel A Reed, 
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., K. F. Runnells, 
Alfred E. Smith, Louis W. Stotesbury, Thaddeus C. Sweet, Gage E. 
Tarbell, James W. Wadsworth, Jr., George F. Warren, Charles Sey- 
mour Whitman, and letters from or concerning the New York State 
Agricultural Advisory Commission, American Defense Society, Anti- 
Saloon League, Civil Service Reform Association, Dairymen's League, 
W. H. Dunne Co., Magnolia Prtroleuui Company, New York Civic 
League, New York State Association of Real Estate Boards, New 
York State Women's Relief Corps Home (Oxford, N. Y.), Norwich 
Phannacal Co., Otsego Forest Products Cooperative Association, 
Rock Royal Cooperative, South Coast & Northern Lumber Co., Wayne 
Lumber Co., and Women's Christian Temperance Union. 

Unpublished guides available in the library. Also described in 
the Report of the curator and archivist, Cornell University Library, 
Collection of Regional History and the University Archives (1954- 
58) p. 57-59. 

MS 62^1423 



Carter, Mary D historian. 

Papers, 1890-1932. 

ca. 100 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Articles, news clippings (mostly from Va„ N. C. and Md. papers), 
and 2 letters. Relates to George Washington, the Confederacy its 
leaders, and the Civil War. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

MS 62-4424 



Hardin family. 

Papers, 1733-1943. 

ca. 6 ft. (ca. 78O0 items) 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Legal, political, military, and personal papers of the Hardin and 
related families, chiefly those of Martin D. Hardin (1780-1823), 
John J. Hardin (1810-1847) and Martin D. Hardin (1837-1923). 
The early Hardin family papers (1733-1800) primarily deal with 
their property holdings and personal matters. Eleven items relate 
to Spanish and Indian conspiracies in Kentucky (1793-94) and In- 
clude letters of Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), Henry Knox (1750- 
1806), Edmund Randolph (1753-1813) and Anthony Wayne (1745- 
1796). The papers (1800-23) of Martin D. Hardin concern his per- 
sonal and business affairs, his law practice, Kentucky politics and 
government, and the Kentucky Militia in the War of 1812, and con- 
tain considerable legal correspondence of Abraham HIte, James 
Morrison (1755-1823), and Charles Anderson Wickliffe (1788-1869) 
as well as nineteen letters by Henry Clay (1777-1852). John J. Har- 
din's papers (1829-47) include the correspondence of his courtship 
■with Sarah Ellen Smith ; legal correspondence, papers, and account 
books of Hardin and his law partner, David A. Smith; Smith's legal 
papers subsequent to Hardin's death; papers relating to the Whig 
Party and Illinois politics and government (with many references to 
Stephen Arnold Douglas (1813-1861)); military papers concerning 



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Hardin family. Papers, 1733-1943. (Continaed) 

the Black Hawk War (1S32), the Mormon troubles in Illinois (1844- 
rwH/Tl'"? S ™ vice „T? ^ lst I,linois Resi^nt, his disputes with 
General John Ellis _ Wool (1784-1869). and other matters pertaining 
' * w « r »;"* M «*°, (1845-48) ; and eleven letters (1835-44) by 
5w£ ™ McHenry „S? tl !K„ t0 Political and living conditions ii 
^1f- ,^ e ?f,r erS JWW-W22) of Martin D. Hardin include those 
ofhis sister, Ellen Hardin Walworth, and relate to Hardin's life, his 
legal practice, the history of the 41st Pennsylvania Infantry (1861- 
64), ^nd Hardin family history, with genealogical information on 
the McHenry and related families. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Martin D. Hardin, 1928. 

MS62-4425 



Rice, James Edward, 1865-1953. 
Papers, 1885-1950. 

55 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (21/31/455) 

^Professor of poultry husbandry. Correspondence, lecture notes, 
research files covermg all phases of poultry science and industry, 
bibliography of poultry literature, recollections of Bice's farm boy- 
h ,°™_ in Washington Co., N. X., and of his education at the Granville 
Military Academy, North Granville, N. T., an incomplete anecdotal 
autobiography, biographical articles, memorabilia, photos, and 
printed matter. Relates to Rice's activities as a student and active 
alumnus of the Class of 1800, Cornell University, his personal farm- 
ing enterprises, his activities as a lecturer in poultry science In the 
. Farmers Institute Program and his membership in the Cornell Ex- 
perimenters' League, his career as an instructor, experimental scien- 
tist, extension specialist, and head of the Dept of Poultry Husbandry 
at the New Tork State College of Agriculture at Cornell University, 
to Cornell University honorary societies and Rice Debate Stage, to 
the organization and operation of such poultry organizations as the 
U. S. Egg Society, the Pacific Egg Producers, the Northeastern 
Poultry Producers Council, the Poultry Science Association the 
World Poultry Science Association, the first eight World Poultry 
- Congresses (1921-48), to Rice's activities in other farm organizations 
such as the Grange and the Farm Bureau, to State and National 
legislation affecting the poultry Industry such as tariffs and regula- 
tory laws, the Poultry and Egg National Board, the National Poultry 
Improvement Plan, to Rice's interest in local community organiza- 
tions, the Tompkins County Development Association, the Ithaca and 
Trumansburg Rotary Club, the Trumansburg Chamber of Commerce, 
the Boy Scouts, the Boynton Junior High School of Ithaca, and his 
.church affiliations, and to his trip to South America to study and 
further the development of the poultry industry there. Correspond- 
ents include William H. Allen, Horace Atwood, Howard Edward 
Babcock, Monroe C^Babcock, Liberty Hyde Bailey, A. W. Bayard, 
£- ™ T" ld ' u c - Bea) - Earl Whitney Benjamin, Jay Allen Bonsteel, 
5- J* Botefor a. M- N. Brightman, Sir Edward Brown, Harry Bull 
5" w - Comngwood, Anna Botsford Comstoek, John Henry Comstock, 
Si,™" ■°2f' F - - R Corbett, : F. E. Dawley, Edmund Ezra Day, John H. 
Dillon, Edward R. Eastman, Sidney A. Edwards, Fred C Elford 
Henry Ford, Edward S. Foster, Beverly T. Galloway, A. W. Gibson,' 
Paul K. Guldin, J. G. Halpin, 0. M. Hanke, J. A. Hannah, Frederick 
H. Hazzard, E. H. Hickock, Reese V. Hicks, Louis M. Hurd, James T 
Huston, John a Huttar, Alben E. Jones, Morley A. JulL O. B. Kent, 
John &\k.lmber, Joseph William Klnghorne, Carl E. Ladd, Harry R 
Lewis, Walter H. Lloyd, James A. McConnell, Paul Mandeville, Albert 
B. Mann, John R. Mohler, William I_ Myers, Leo C. Norris, Harold 
A. Nours£ Robert C. Ogle, Levitt C. Parsons, G. Eric Peabody, Ray- 
mond A. Pearson, Gifford Pinchot, F. L. Piatt, Alexis Romanoff, C. H. 
Royce, Jacob Gould Schnrman, Ruby Green Smith, Lloyd S. Tenney, 
Wham D. Termohlen, R. B. Thompson, Willard C. Thompson, Leon 
Todd, E. Victor Underwood, Jared Van Wagenen, Jr. Henry A. 
Wallace, Lee E. Weaver, and Henry Hiram Wing. 

MS 62-4426 



Markham family. 

Papers of the Markham and Puffer families, 1755-1909. 

10 ft, 13 v., 1 box, and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (851,1811) —»• """"' , ™™ 

Correspondence of William G. »■*>- and Charles C Puffer 
with business associates, colleagues, and friends, pertaining chiefly 
to sheep raising breeding, transportation, and sale of sheep in New 
Tork, Vermont, Ohio, Texas, and other States and in Australia, Japan, 
Argentina, and other countries; to activities of the National Wool 
?^^ti s ! ocla " on ' I? 1 '* Markham served as secretary, the New 
York State American Merino Sheep Breeders' Association, of -which 
Markham was president, and the National Association of Wool Manu- 

SJS^LSi "f 1 ^ 8 ! t0 7 l ! r,1 /5? acaon regarding the protective 
tariff on wool; to the Sea Island Co, manufacturers of turpentine in 



South Carolina, which later merged with the United States Cotton 
Company ; to mining interests, and to other matters ; typwrltten copy 
of William G. Markham's diary (1853-1907) ; extensive correspond- 
ence, bills, and orders concerning Markham's and Puffer's interest 
in the Pfaudler Vacuum Fermentation Co, Rochester, N. X., which 
manufactured vacuum equipment for breweries; farm account books 
(1877-1902), a stock register, flock records of American Merinos for 
Elm Place, Avon, N. T, and other accounts of William G. Murirh.n. • 
a ledger (1897-1901) of the Rochester Fluorometer Co.; trustees' 
minutes and accounts (1883-87) of the Chaffee-Reece Arms Co 
Rochester, N. Y.; a letter book (1902-09) of S. W. Puffer; Massa" 
chusetts deeds (1778-1857), notes, writs of execution, and other legal 
papers ; pamphlets and other printed matter. Includes deeds involv- 
ing the names Ballard, Bates. Reals, Carter, Ford, Fuller Gtddlnes 
Hamlin, KetteU, Packard, Pratt, Spanldlng. Stoel, and Taylor Cor- 
respondents include G. C. Allen, Frank P. Bennett George William 
Bond, G L Billow, Horace Capron. Davis Cossitt. John Phelps 
Cowles, Jr., J. Horatio EarlL Alfred Ely, Andrews Fairchild. John 
?■ £ ay ' c H<> mi Ferrfty, O. Gerry, Alfred Hay, William Hay. John 
L. Hayes, Thomas B. Husbands. G. F. Martin, O. R. Maynard, Edward 
?' ^*S^1 Jr " P V>, J V Moss ' R L Noe - Simon Newton Dexter North, 
n ».2? t ?!J re 2. n ',5 lc l! Petere ' C H - p «tingl)l, W. J. Randolph, Frank 
B Redfleld, F. W. Schaeffer, G. M. Shaeffer, Myron Smith, Colonel 
Stowell, George E. Sudbury, J. H. Thompson, N. S. Townshend, F E. 
Wilder, G. F. Williams, and Henry Winn. 

Described in the reports of the curator and archivist, Cornell 
Uwrostty Lthrary, CoUectton of Regional History and the University 
Archives (1S4S-50) p. 48-49, and (1954-58) *»-«>. vmms "y 

MS62-4427 



MiDer, John D 1856-1946. 

Dairymen's League papers, 1915-46. 

87ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1820) 

Lawyer, judge, and vice president of the Dairymen's League Co- 
operative Association. Correspondence, briefs, printed case reports 
and other legal papers, mimeographed and printed copies of speeches 
and articles by Miller and others, statistics, bulletins, press releases, 
newspaper clippings and much other printed matter, and miscel- 
laneous papers, relating to accounting, finances, taxation on coopera- 
tives, antitrust laws, contracts, cost of milk production, economic 
conditions, marketing agreements, milk strikes, national defense, 
national political platforms and conventions, rural credits, tariffs, 
uniform milk ordinances, Muscle Shoals nitrate, Danish cooperatives, 
the McFadden rural credit Mil, the McNary-Haugen hill, milk bonding 
legislation, and other farm legislation. Correspondents include 
Howard E. Babcock, E. M. Bailey, Ezra Taft Benson, Senator John 
J. Blaine, Homer L. Briukley, Edward R Eastman, D. N. Geyer, 
L. E. Grilling. Charles W. Holman, A. M. Loomis, H. C McKenzie, 
C O. Moser, William I. Myers, Frank A. Pearson, T. W. Phillips, 
Stanley Reed, Quentin Reynolds, Edward A. Rumely Fred H. 
Sexauer, A. F. Spooner, W. A. Stocking, Jr., F. H. Thompson, Edward 
J. Tracy, Charles H. Tuck, Edward F. Vincent and George F. Warren- 
Includes mention of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, 
American agriculturist American Association of Creamery Butter 
Manufacturers, American Institute of Cooperation, Bank for Co- 
operatives, Bureau of Raw Materials, Committee for the Nation, Co- 
operative digest Farm Credit Administration, Farmers Milk Pro- 
ducers Association, Federal Farm Board, Federal Tariff Commission, 
Federal Reserve System, Federal Trade Commission, Grange League 
Federation University, National Cooperative Council, National Co- 
operative Milk Producers Federation, National Council of Cooperative 
Associations, National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, National 
Dairy Union, New York State College of Agriculture, New England 
Agricultural Conference, Southern Tariff Association, Temple of Agri- 
culture, U. S. Chamber of Commerce-Industrial Conference Board, 
U. S. Dairy Association, and World's Dairy Congress. 

MS 62-4428 



Pfeiffer, Dorothy S collector. 

Hill, Atkinson, Fleming family papers, 1774-1916. 

ca.2ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1629) 

Business and personal correspondence and miscellaneous papers of 
the Hill, Atkinson, Fleming, Greene and Popham families of Scars- 
dale, N. X, end Bellows Falls, Vt Includes letters (1813-19) to 
William Hin on the European market for American cotton, flaxseed, 
potash, etc.: four letters (1851-52) to Margaret Hill from Anna 
McNeill Whistler mentioning the poor health of the artist James 
Whistler and his favorable reactions to life at West Point; a letter 
(1881) from Charles Carmer to his sister while in military service 
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Pfeiffer, Dorothy S collector. Hill, Atkinson, 

Fleming family papers, 1774-1916. (Continued) 
Lincoln and the capture of a runaway slave; a bill of sale and receipt 
(1808) for purchase of Negro slaves in Georgia; deeds, leases, 
mortgages, and other legal documents pertaining to land in West- 
chester and Herkimer Counties, N. Y., and in Bellows Falls, Vt ; 
commissions, discharges and other military records (1811-98) of 
the Fleming family; papers (1815-1901) about Trinity Church, New 
York City and other Episcopal churches in New York State; register 
(1825) of military commissions in the New York State militia; regis- 
ter (1S63) of commissioned officers of the Vermont volunteers; notes 
on the cost of lots in the Cayuga Reservation ; and MSS. by unknown 
authors on the background of the War of 1812 and on an eight week 
trip from Albany, N. Y„ to the West in 1815. 

MS 62-4429 



Braxton, Allen Caperton, 1862-1914. 

Papers, 1785-1947. 

ca. 45 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (3329, 4457) 

Lawyer. Correspondence, diary, ledgers, journals, and other 
papers, (1876-1911) concerning Braxton's law practice in Staunton 
and Richmond, Va., competitive practices of Virginia railroads (1901- 
02), the Virginia Constitutional Convention of 1902, and attempts to 
nominate Braxton as vice presidential candidate in 1904; papers 
(ca. 1920-47) of Henry Holt on the administration of Braxton's 
estate; and correspondence, account books, ledgers, receipts, report 
cards, certificates, commonplace book, and land grants, (ca. 1400 
Items, 1785-1892) of the Braxton family of Chericoke, in King Wil- 
liam Co., Va.; including material relating to the business and prop- 
erty of Carter Braxton (1736-1797) and his son George Braxton, and 
to the family of A. C. Braxton's father, Tomlin Braxton. Braxton's 
law partners were his brothers Carter Braxton and Hugh Caperton 
Braxton, Edward Echols, Richard Ker, Taylor McCoy, and Lewis C. 
Williams ; and his correspondents include William A. Anderson and 
Henry D. Flood. Other members of the family mentioned are Corbin 
Braxton, Eliza Williamson Caperton Braxton, Fannie Braxton, Mary 
Braxton (aunt), Mary (Caperton) Braxton (mother), Mary Caper- 
ton Braxton (sister), Virginia Braxton, and Lucy (Braxton) Hop- 
kins. Family correspondents of the 18th cent, include Jarman Baker, 
Braddick & Butler (Richmond merchants), John Taylor of Richmond, 
and John Warden; and of the 19th cent., John Caperton, Thomas H. 
Carter, Fanny Bland Coalter, Cary C. Cocke, John H. Cocke, Lucy 
Cocke, John Echols, Addison Lewis Holladay, Joseph Holladay, Lewis 
N. Hopkins, John B. Minor, James F. Patton, S. A. Preston, Harrison 
B. Tomlin, and Robert Tomlin. 

Gift and purchase, 1949-53. 

MS 62-4430 



Rives family. 

Papers, 1781-1945. 

6 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (19, 2313, etc.) 

Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, business papers, genealogi- 
cal records, literary MSS., plans, drawings, and other papers of 
William Cabell Rives (1793-1868) on James Madison, cotton and 
wheat crops, agricultural methods. Rives' congressional and diplo- 
matic career, his residence in Washington (1841-45) and Paris (1849- 
53), the commercial treaty with Bremen, and the Civil War; of 
Judith Page (Walker) Rives (1802-1882) on literary topics, travel 
to England, France and Switzerland, and social and political affairs; 
of William Cabell Rives (1825-1889) on farming at Castle TTiii in 
Albemarle Co., Va., school subjects (1844), his business affairs, and 
Grace Church in Cobharo, Va., in the 1880's ; of Alfred Landon Rives 
(1830-1903) on his education at fieole des Pontes et Chausees In 
Paris, the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co., Panama Railroad, Panama 
Canal, Columbia River, mining in Oregon and Washington, Ferro- 
carril de Vera Cruz al Pacfflco (1885-1900), and his other interests; 
of Francis Robert Rives (1822-1891) ; of Robert Rives (1764-1845) 
on his general store and blacksmith's shop at Warminster in Nelson 
Co., Va. ; of Robert Rives (1798-1869), his wife, Elizabeth (Pannill) 
Rives (1810-1895), and daughter, Cornelia (Rives) Harrison Wil- 
born, on family and business affairs, slave prices in Georgia and 
Florida, farm economics, elections, travel, social events, and the 
tangible property of Henry Rives (1799-1833); and of Amelie 
(Rives) Troubetzkoy (1863-1945). Correspondents include Alexan- 
der Robinson Boteler, Alexander Brown (1843-1906), Lucy Shands 
(Rives) Brown, Robert Lawrence Brown (1820-1880), Lewis Cass, 
Edward Coles, Philip Picard Fendall, Thomas Walker Gilmer, Hugh 
Swinton Legar€, John Letcher, James Levick, Jr., Ernest L. Oppen- 
heiro, John Strother Pendleton, Pauline Cabell (Rives) Pollard 
(1796-1858), Richard Pollard, Alexander Rives (1806-1885), Maria 
Farley (Tucker) Rives (1808-1893) , Emma (Savage) Rogers, Amelie 
Louise (Rives) Sigoumey, and John Tyler. The material is related 
to the library's William Cabell Rives, Sr., and Amelie (Rives) 
Troubetzkoy collections. 

Acquired, 1939-59. 

MS 62-4431 



Smith, Goldwin, 1823-1910. 

Papers, 1820-1910. 

ca. 31 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/T7/134) 

Historian, journalist, and university professor. Correspondence 
and other papers chiefly relating to English, Canadian, and American 
political Questions. Suhjects mentioned include the possibility of a 
Canadian-American union (commercial or political), free trade vs. 
protection, party maneuvering in all three countries, the problem of 
the French-Canadian element, the Irish Home Rule struggle, local 
and municipal government reform, Imperialism (particularly in the 
Boer and Spanish-American Wars), the yellow press, the women's 
suffrage movement, the Jew in the modern national state, socialism 
and the increasing importance of labor groups in government, British 
policy toward Russia, the Canadian-Pacific Railroad and its influence 
on government. Smith's correspondence with members of the faculty 
and administration of Cornell University reveals his concern for that 
institution and also relates to literary and political subjects. Cor- 
respondents Include Charles Francis Adams, the Duke of Argyll, 
Matthew Arnold, Lord Ashbourne, W. J. Ashley, A. H. Beesly, Charles 
F. Benjamin, S. H. J. Bohme, Henri Bourassa, John Bright, James 
Bryce, General Lloyd Bryce, George L. Burr, Andrew Carnegie, 
Joseph Chamberlain, W. Bourke Cochran, Lord Chief Justiee Cole- 
ridge, Hiram Corson, George W. Curtis, A. V. Dicey, Sir Charles 
Dilke, Lord Farrer, C. H. Firth, Wlllard Fiske, J. N. Flavelle, E. A. 
Freeman, D. C. Gilman, W. E. Gladstone, George M. Grant, M. E. 
Grant-Duff, F. Greenwood, Earl Grey, James J. Hill, H. G. Joly, 
James Laister, Lord Lansdowne, Sir John A. MacDonald, General 
Sir Fred Middleton, Herbert E. MiUholen, Lord Minto, Lord Morley, 
Julian Pauncefote, Viscount Peel, Horace Plunkett, Anna P. Pruyn, 
John M. Robertson, Lord Rosebery, Jacob Gould Schurman, Carl 
Schurz, Charles B. Spahr, James Strachey, James Sully, Phillips 
Thompson, George Otto Trevelyan, Moses Colt Tyler, Professor Tyn- 
dall, P. Villari, George Waring, Andrew Dickson White, General J. H. 
Wilson, Mrs. Emma Winkworth, and Viscount Wolseley. 

MS 62-4432 



Trantwine family. 

Papers, 1834-1947. 

ca. 17 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (760) 

Correspondence, diaries, clippings, photos, and other material re- 
lating largely to the engineering interests of three generations of 
Trautwines: John Cresson Trautwine I (1810-1883), John Cresson 
Trantwine n (1850-1924), and John Cresson Trautwine m (b. 1878). 
The papers concern railroad promotion and construction • a railroad 
from Blossburg to Ralston, Pa. (1844) ; a contemplated railroad from 
Bogota to the Magdalena River (1845) ; the Honduras Interoeeanlc 
Railway; the experiences (1844-49) In New Granada of John Traut- 
wine i as an associate engineer with George Muirson Totten on the 
Canal del Dique; economic, social and political conditions in New 
Granada; the planning of a system of docks for Montreal (1885) ; 
water pipes; the waterworks systems of Rochester, N. Y, Bethlehem, 
Pa., and other cities; the advantages of riveted steel and cast iron 
pipes; and other matters in the field of engineering. Includes letters 
(1895-1900) from John Trautwine in during his student days at Cor- 
nell University; papers relating to Samuel H. Ashbrldge, former 
mayor of Philadelphia (1906), to the 1912 presidential campaign, to 
the League to Enforce Peace (1916-18), and to the situation of Mrs. 
Betsy Grimm, widow of a German bridge engineer who had resided 
in the U. S. (1914-19) ; and a letter (1887) from Oliver Wendell 
Holmes to Mrs. Trautwine. Correspondents include William H. Balch, 
Clinton Lathrop Bogert, John Ripley Freeman, the American Society 
of Civil Engineers, and the Philadelphia Bureau of Water. 

Described in the Fifth and sixth annual reports of the curator, 
Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History (1948-50) 

p. 70-71, and in the Report of the curator and archivist (1954-58) 
V. 80. 

MS 62-4433 



Camp, Elisha, 1786-1866. 

Papers, 1756-1879. 

28 boxes and 6 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (696) 

Correspondence, accounts, contracts, leases, surveys, bonds, deeds, 
receipts, and other land, legal, and business papers, political broad- 
sides and pamphlets, and other material, throwing much light on the 
early history of Jefferson Co., N. Y., particularly on that of the town- 
ship of Hounsfield, on the transfer of land from intermediate in- 
vestors to actual settlers, on the attempts to make Sackets Harbor a 
great commercial center, and on accompanying economic, political, 
and social developments. Bulk of the collection is concerned with the 
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Camp, Elisha, 173&-1S66. Papers, 1756-1879. (Conttaned) 
a deputy New York State district attorney, a politician, a newspaper 
owner and editor, a banker, a landowner with interests in local mills. 
Lake Ontario shipping, and land and water transportation, and a land 
agent for his brother-in-law Augustus Sacket, and lor a number of 
other absentee landowners such as David A. Ogden, Thomas L Ogden 
Peter Kemble. Ezra Hounsfield. Lemuel Storrs. Henrv Champion 
Herman LeRoy, William Bayard, James M. Ellis, Cornelius Bay, 
Michael Hogan, James Le Ray de Chamnont. the raeourors of the 
Nicholas Olive estate and the executors of Nicholas Gouverneur 
Papers after 1845 are chiefly family letters between Camp and his 
children and Elisha E. Camp who was in Mexico (1847) Green Bay 
Wis. (1849), Washington Territory (1850), and Oregon (1S31), and 
a series of Civil War letters. Names of persons and firms represented 
include David Boyd, President James Buchanan, DeWitt Clinton, 
James C. Duane, George Hale (a merchant of Providence, B. I., and 
Glastonbury, Conn.). L. Seymour, Gerrii Smith, Jesse C. Smith, 
Charles Smyth, Joseph C. Yates, Jefferson County Agricultural Soci- 
ety, Jefferson County Bank. Lake Ontario Steamboat Co., Ogden Land 
Co., Sackets Harbor and Ellisburgh Railroad, Sackets H.irbor and 
Saratoga Railroad. Sackets Harbor Bank. Sackets Harbor Steam and 
Perry Boat Co., Union Academy, Sackets Harbor, N. Y., and Water- 
town and Rome Railroad. 

Described in the Fifth and sixth annual reports of the curator, 
Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History (1948- 
50) p. 20-22. 

MS 62-1434 



Coffinberry family. 

Papers. 1767-1930. 

ca.lft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

In part, transcripts ( handwritten 1 and photocopies. 

Correspondence, journals, plats, maps, speeches, newspaper clip- 
pings, biographical and genealogical items, engravings, photos., pam- 
phlets, political broadsides, memorabilia, and other papers of the 
relatives and ancestors of Maria Duane Coffinberry (1879-1932), a 
member of a prominent Cleveland family. The papers are primarily 
concerned with Henry D. Coffinberry (1841-1912), Civil War naval 
officer and Cleveland ship builder; James M. Coffinberry (1818-1891), 
editor and jurist; James Morris Morgan (1845-1928), Confederate 
naval officer, soldier of fortune, diplomat, and anthor ; George Wash- 
ington Morgan (1820-1893), soldier, lawyer, U. S. Representative 
from Ohio, and diplomat; George Morgan (1748-1810). Revolutionary 
War officer, land speculator, and Indian agent; John Morgan (1735- 
1789), physician, founder of the University of Pennsylvania Medical 
School and Surgeon-General of the Continental Army- Gordius A. 
Hall (1794-1873), merchant, of Zanesvllle, Ohio; Janies Hampson 
(1776-1843), architect, soldier, legislator, and Superintendent of the 
National Road for Ohio; and Elijah Wadsworth (1747-1S17), civil 
engineer, proprietor of the Western Reserve, soldier in the American 
Revolution and War of 1812, and public official. Includes references 
to the early settlement of Ohio and the Western Reserve, the Revolu- 
tionary, J8I2, Texas, Mexican, and Civil Wars, the Benedict Arnold 
treason episode, the Aaron Burr conspiracy, nullification, abolition- 
ism, secession. Reconstruction, party politics, foreign diplomacy, and 
the ship building and industrial development of Cleveland. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Maria D. Coffinberry, 1947. 

MS 62-4435 



Garrett, John Biddle, 1836-1924. 

Papers, 1851-1919. 

ca. 180 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Letters to Garrett as secretary of the Associated Executive Com- 
mittee of Friends on Indian Affairs, and personal memorabilia in- 
cluding papers from his student years at Haverford College, comprise 
about half of the collection. Includes miscellaneous notes and minutes 
(1871) of the committee, reports by its members on visits to Indian 
agencies In Kansas and Arkansas, notes and miscellaneous papers 
(1869-70) of the Indian Aid Association of Philadelphia Yearly Meet- 
ing, letters (1863-66) of Garrett to his family discussing affairs among 
members of the Grand Indian Council, wMch included Cherokees, 
Choctaws, Shawnees, Osages, and others, clippings, photos, of Indian 
chiefs and Indian agents, and a map of Indian Territory in 1866. 
Correspondents writing in the late 1860's and early 1870's on Indian 
affairs include Joslih Butler, H. R. Clum, Thomas Miller, William 
Nicholson, Asa Turtle, and other Indian agents and members of the 
Bureau of Indian Affairs, writing on matters at Kiowa, Neosho, 
Kickapoo, and other agencies and on the settlement of Indian terri- 
tory and other affairs; Enoch Hoag (1811-1884) superintendent at 
the Central Snperlntendency of the Bureau; Cyrus Beede, Hoag's 
secretary; Jonathan Richards (ca. 1812-1882) agent to the Indians 
at Wichita, Kans. ; and Lawrie Tatum, agent at Springdale, Iowa- 
Material is related to the library's Society of Friends Associated 
Executive Committee on Indian Affairs papers. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift. 

MS 63-4436 



Haverford College. 

Letters of members of the Society of Friends in America 
and Great Britain, 1652-1959. 

15 ft (ca. 1150 items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies from originals in the possession 
of Moses Brown School, Providence, R. I.; Westtown School, West- 
town, Pa. ; and Isabel Boss, Westmoreland, Eng. 

Letters, portraits, and clippings. Approximately 800 letters of 
American Friends (1682-1959) include those of Samuel Allinson 
(1739-1791), John Biddle (1707-1798), Moses Brown (1738-1836). 
Isaac Collins (1746-1817), George Dillwyn (1738-1820), Ellas Hicks 
(1748-1830), Cyrus Mendenhall (1810-1877), John Pemberton (1727- 
1795),. Isaac Stephenson (1765-1830), Nicholas Wain (1742-1813), 
John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892), Thomas Wistar (1798-1876) 
Isaac 2ane (1710-1794), and his son, Isaac (b. 1743). These letters, 
most of them (1740-1800) concern not only religions and spiritual 
affairs but also colonial and Federal politics, commerce and social 
matters, Indian affairs, slavery. Friends' relief activities, and travels. 
Approximately 350 letters of British Friends (1652-ca. 1927) include 
those of Isaac Braithwaite (1781-1861), Joseph Bevan Braithwalte 
(1818-1905), John Candler (1787-1869), William Dewsbury or Dous- 
bery (1621-1688), Margaret (Askew) Fell (1614-1702), Josiah Forster 
(1782-1870), William Forster (17S4-1854), Elizabeth (Gumey) Fry 
(1780-1845), James Rendel Harris (1852-1941), and others, and con- 
cern the earliest years of the Society of Friends, relations with Amer- 
ican Friends, and other matters. The 21 detailed letters of John 
Candler describe a religions journey from New England to Tennessee 
and west to Indiana. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. The letters of John Candler 
were published in 1951 by the Indiana Historical Society under the 
title A friendly mission : John Candler's letters from America. 
1853-54. 

Gift and purchase, ca. 1903- 

MS 62-4437 



Evans family. 

Papers, 1704-1867. 

ca. 750 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts. 

Letters, religions accounts, memorials, extracts from journals, ac- 
counts of meetings of the Society of Friends, deeds and other legal 
documents, portraits, and miscellaneous papers. Includes copies of 
extracts from the sermons and diaries of Elizabeth (Barton) Evans; 
facsimile copy of a statement (1704) by William Edmundson concern- 
ing the union of England, Ireland, and Scotland; an account of suf- 
ferings of Friends of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (1776-1836) by 
Jonathan Evans; copy of the journal of Edmund Packover written 
during his religious travols in America (1742-44) ; minutes of Phila- 
delphia Yearly Meeting (1827) ; accounts of prominent Friends ; about 
30 items concerning the Hicksite Separation, among which are an 
account of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of 1827 written by Thomas 
Evans, accounts of interviews with Elias Hicks, letters and copies of 
letters of Hicks, detailing his religious convictions, accounts of pro- 
ceedings of various Meetings of the Society of Friends and of com- 
mittees of Philadelphia Monthly and Quarterly Meetings (1823-27), 
and a letter (1829) of Moses Brown concerning Hicks. Other letters 
are from David Bacon (1796-1806), Peter Bedford (1836), Moses 
Brown (1820), Samuel Emlen (Z796), Charles Evans (1828) giving 
detailed accounts of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, Hannah (Bacon) 
Evans (1784-1822), Jonathan Evans (1794-1838) concerning religious 
affairs, William Evans (1824-58) to his wife Elizabeth (Barton) 
Evans concerning their religious travels in New York, New England, 
Virginia, Ohio, and Canada, with accounts of Ohio Yearly Meetings 
of 1828 and 1854, and observations on the Hicksite Separation, Re- 
becca (Collins) Grellet (1812-17), Stephen Grellet X1821), Luke 
Howard (1828), Rebecca Jones (1785-91), John Parrlsh (1799) and 
Mildred Ratcliff (1834-38). Material is related to the library's Wil- 
liam Bacon Evans papers. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Charles Evans, 1938. 

MS 62-4438 



Albertson, Henry Haines, collector. 

Friends' papers, 1750-1862. 

ca. 78 items. 

In Haverford College library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) and photocopies (positive) 

Letters, testimonials, and miscellaneous papers of English and 
American members of the Society of Friends. Includes correspond- 
ence (1801-20) between Elizabeth (Ballinger) Mason Collins (1755- 
1831), American Friends' minister, and Elizabeth Foulke of Philadel- 
phia; approximately 30 letters (1750^54) of John Churchman (1706- 
1775), American Friends' minister, written during religions travels 
In England to his family ; letters and copies of letters (ca. 1752-1806) 



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Albertson, Henry Haines, collector. Friends' papers, 1750- 
1862. (Candimed) 

of Samuel Bownas (1676-1753) and others; notes by Thomas Ellwood 
{1639-1713} for his Sacred history; statements from New Jersey 
meetings of the Society of Friends concerning membership and prop- 
erty valuations (1825-43) prepared in consequence of the Hicksite 
Separation; photocopy of MS. biography of Griffith Jones (1642- 
1706) , third mayor of Philadelphia, written by Anna Hodgson ; and 
other papers. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog- 
Gift of Edith Albertson Greene, 1961. 

MS 62-4439 



Baily, Joshua Longstreth, 1826-1916. 

Tapers, 1835-1937. 

4 ft. (ca. 700 items) 

In Haverford College Library. Quaker Collection. 

Merchant, of Philadelphia. Correspondence, narratives, articles, 
business papers, speeches, records and documents, family records, 
and other papers. Includes 120 letters (1852-64) from Baily to his 
wife, Xheodate (Lang) Baily, and mother, Elizabeth Baily, concern- 
ing personal and religions affairs, with a detailed account of the Bal- 
timore Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends (1854) and the 
effects upon it and other meetings of the Wilburite-Gurneyite Separa- 
tion (1845-54) ; miscellaneous letters (1880-1914) of Joshua Baily; 
approximately 350 letters from Baily's colleagues, together with busi- 
ness and financial records; documents (ca 1860-1914) reflecting 
Baily's interest In peace movements in 1875 and 1914, in Philadel- 
phia's Eastern Penitentiary and in prison reform, in the Prohibition 
Party of Pennsylvania, in the establishment of workingmen's coffee- 
houses and other temperance and prohibition activity, in education 
of Negroes and Indians, and support of Quaker schools (including 
Westtown School, Westtown, Pa., Friends University, and Guilford 
College) , in city and State politics, in the Kansas Freedmen's Relief 
Association and the Friends Freedmen's Association, and in other 
philanthropic and civic activities. Miscellaneous MS. and printed arti- 
cles and papers include an initialed holograph poem by John Greenleaf 

Whittier with an essay on slavery on verso; Baily's Narrative of 
Husti-coluc-chee or John D. Bemo, a Seminole Indian, written in 1846 
and giving an account of Bemo's conversion ; Loyd Baily's Narrative 
of a visit to Burlington [N. J.] ... in 1836; a typewritten, unsigned 
account of contention within Philadelphia Yearly Meeting during the 
Wilburite-Gurneyite Separation ; an undated holograph account of 
contention within one session of Ohio Yearly Meeting, caused by this 
Separation ; accounts of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (1*44. 1846, 1S47, 
1871, 1874) by Baily; speeches (1880-1914) by Baily concerning tem- 
perance, Negro education, civic and political affairs; printed an- 
nouncements, memorials, and testimonials on the death of Bally ; and 
other family letters (1837-1904) including those of Theodate (Lang) 
Baily to her husband. Other correspondents inclnde Joseph Bevan 
Braithwaite (1818-1905), Kebecca Collins (1804-1892), Elizabeth L. 
(Rous) Wright Comstock (1815-1891), Joslah Forster (1782-1870), 
and other members of the Society of Friends; and James Gillespie 
Blaine (1830-1893), writing in 1865, Gifford Pinchot (1865-1946) 
writing in 1910, and Booker T. Washington (1859-1915) writing 
1885-1900. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of members of the Baily family, 1941-55. 

MS 62-4440 



Shelton family. 

Papers, 1783-1934. 

337 items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (808) 

Chiefly correspondence between members of the interrelated Tap- 
pan, Brewster, Tomlinson, and Shelton families, emphasizing reli- 
gious, missionary, and educational experiences. Includes a letter 
(1821) from a woman teacher at the Brainerd Cherokee Mission 
School; letters (1827) from Anne Tappan at Catherine Beecher's 
School, Hartford. Conn.; letters (1834) from Lucy Tappan, a teacher 
at a religious academy in Detroit, relating to local conditions, 
Catherine Beeeher, and nativist fears; letters (1840) from Joseph 
Tomlinson, Jr., New Haven, Conn., describing commencement antics 
and a visit to a lock factory; Tomlinson's letters (1851-52) from 
New York City containing detailed comments on American sympathy 
for Cuban insurrectionists, a meeting for Negro colonization, the 
preaching of Henry Ward Beecher, a Democratic-Republican Loco- 
Foco meeting, a meeting at Metropolitan Hall to oppose the Maine 
law; comments (1858) on a revival; articles relating to the activities 
of Charles Shelton, an American Home Missionary in Bell Rapids, 
Dakota, in the 1880's; and letters (1861-74) from Theodore H. Peters 
and George Wynkoop of Bigelow, Wynkoop and Peters, Washington, 
D. C, to George W. Shelton, of Birmingham, Conn., relating to the 
tatter's interest in the Shelton Oil and Mining Co.'s lands in Sheffield, 
Pa„ and outlining plans for expansion of the enterprise. 

MS62-4441 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1686-1955. 

ca. 1600 items. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, journals, autobiographies, reminiscences, 
hiographical and historical sketches, family histories, speeches, re- 
ports, notes, record books, account books, bills, receipts, checks, bonds, 
stock, indentures, real estate papers, legal papers, surveyors' field 
notes, commissions, appointments, licenses, certificates, diplomas, 
letters of recommendation, military orders, proclamations, petitions, 
political campaign material, weather observations, poems, scrapbooks, 
programs, tickets, invitations, stamps, clippings, other printed ma- 
terial, drawings, plats, photos., other papers, and memorabilia. In- 
cluding material on early travel in the West, Pioneer life, birds, 
English nobility, the Lincoln Farm Association, postal service, and 
a variety of other subjects, as well as much scattered material on 
the major aspects of political, economic, social and military life in 
Iowa and other States. The bulk of the material is of the period 
1840-1910. Persons mentioned include Benjamin C. Andrews, Henry 
Franklin Andrews, William I. Atkinson, Catherine Barker, Abbey 
Louisa Beaumont, Charles P. Birge, John I. Blair, John Milton Blair, 
Edward Bond, E. F. Brockway, Leon Brown, James Bruce, Alvin 
Burt, Samuel Busby, Martin and Jane Callen, Lewis Campbell (diary 
1857-89), G. A. Clarke, Gov. James Clarke, Thomas Cooke, George 
Coopersmith. Thomas Cox, Albert B. Cummins, George L. Davenport, 
Sarah Davis (11. 1798-99), Arthur Henry Davison, Mrs. N. C. Deer- 
ing, Augustus C. Dodge, David S. Dubuque, George C. Duffield, 
Thomas Dunn English, Oscar L. Faulkner, Samuel S. Forman, John 
O. Foster, Corydon E. Fuller, J. Alexander Fulton, James Abram 
Garfield. Rudolph Gemelin, James G. Gilham, Alice Bianchard Gray, 
Charles R. Green, Harry H. Green, Benjamin F. Gue, Mathew HamlL 
Leonidas L Hamline, William Lloyd Harding, James Harris (land 
agent), F. V. Hay den, William Holland, John Adley Hull, Mrs. R. G. 
Jacobs, Bertrand Jones, John Adam Kasson, Isham Keith, John Kerr, 
Carrie Laird. Joseph Leighton, J. W. Logan, Robert McCleary, Re- 
becca McKnight, T. W. McMillan, John MacVicar, Sr, W. H. Maple, 
Samuel Merrill, William W. Merritt, William E. Miller, Eastman 
Morris, Napoleon i, George G. Odiorne, L. H. Pammel, Theophilus 
Parson, Theodore S. Parvin, George Probst, lola B. Quigley, Wesley 
Redhead, Samuel Rice, David Rorer, John W. Rush, Henry Sabln, 
Ernest A. Sherman, Theodorlc B. Skinner, A. J. Small, Hattle B. 
Smith. Lewis H. Smith, Fancier Stimson, Thomas Story, Mrs. C C. 
Taft, C. W. Tolles, Horace Towner, A. S. Van Winkle, Alexander 
Vattemare, James B. Weaver, Jr., J. Webster, Jesse Williams, David 
S. Wilson, George Wilson, and Edward E. Younger. 

Cataloged individually in repository. 

MS 62-4442 

Tallmadge Historical Society. 

Papers relating to Tallmadge, Ohio, 1806-1962. 

27 v. 

In Tallmadge Historical Society collections (Tallmadge, Ohio) 

Annual reports of the Tallmadge Historical Society (3 v., 1858- 
1962); biographies and historical sketches on Tallmadge and its 
people by Charles C. Bronson (10 v.) ; secretary's records (1837-98) 
and treasurer's record (1837-65) of Tallmadge School District No. 
S; minutes (1853-87) and treasurer's record (1880-83) of the Tall- 
made Township Board of Education ; minutes (1854-66) of the Tall- 
madge Band; minutes (1S42) of the Tallmadge Polemic Association; 
minutes (1843-44) of the Tallmadge Lyceum Association; Tallmadge 
Township treasurer's record (1846-88) and trustees' record (1843- 
83) ; records of Tailrnadge Soldiers' Relief (1864-87) ; record of 
cattle marks in Tallmadge (1S09-50) ; field notes of a survey taken 
in 1806; a history of Tallmadge published in 1957 by the Tallmadge 
Historical Society; and a work entitled The Civil War and Tall- 
madge, Ohio, published in 1961 by the Society. 

MS62-4443 
Gift, George Washington, 6. 1833. 

Letters, 1862-70. 

188 Items. 

In North Carolina University Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1152) 

Confederate sailor, of Tennessee, serving off coasts of N. C, Ga, 
Fla., and Ala. Letters before and after his marriage to Ellen Augusta 
Shackelford, while in the Confederate Navy. 

Published in part In Hope bids me onward, by Harriet Gift 
Castlen (1945) 

Acquired, 1946. 

MS62-4444 
Williams, Stephen, 1693-1782. 
Diaries, 1715-82. 
1ft 

In Richard Salter Storrs Library (Longmeadow, Mass.) 
Clergyman of Longmeadow, Mass. Daily diaries covering Wil- 
liams' entire pastorate, together with typewritten transcripts thereof. 
Transcripts open to Investigators. 
Literary rights restricted. 

Acquired 1937. Formerly in possession of the First Church of 
Christ of Longmeadow, Mass. 

MS 62-4445 



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Darlington, Nina Kelton (Murphy) 1866- 
Papers, 1892-1937. 

40 items. „ _„ 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
MS. of a book of poems entitled Heart songs, copyright applica- 
tion and renewals, and personal papers. 
Presented by Theopnilus W. Shields, 1961. 

MS 62-4446 

Govan, Daniel C 1829-1911. 

Papers, 1861-1908. 

100 items. „ „_ „ M _^ ._, 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
collection (1000) 

In part microfilm. , 

Confederate officer, planter In Mississippi and Arkansas, and 

"correspondence with his wife (1881), veterans of the Civil War, 
and while serving as Indian agent at Tulalip Agency, Washington 
State (1894-98). Contains 95 p. of St. John Richardson Liddells 
Civil War reminiscences. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of the family through Mrs. Roy N. Douglas, 194o. 

MS 62-4447 



Hoke, Robert Frederick, 1837-1912. 
Papers, 1865-1943. 

oft ft£tns __ 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

"Railroad builder and director with mining, manufacturing, and 
farming interests, of Raleigh and Lincoln County, N. C. Correspond- 
ence, speeches, biographical sketches, clippings, and 3 v of letter 
press books containing business letters (1870-75, 1868-38) relating 
to affairs in North Carolina. South Carolina, and Georgia. 
Gift of Mrs. W. D. Pollock, 1954-58. ,,„ „„ 

MS 62-4448 



Jefiress, Edwin Bedford, 1887-1961. 
Papers, 1929-40. 
In' University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

^Newmr^nblisher and State official, of Greensboro, N. C. Cor- 
respondent chiefly 1931-34, while Jeftress was a member of the 
North Carolina General Assembly and chairman of the State High- 
way and Public Works Commission. 

Gift of M, Jeffress,1946Hl9. MS 62-4449 



Liddell, Walter James Forbes. 

Papers, 1831-1914. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

Businessman, of Charlotte, N. C. Business correspondence, ac- 
counts, receipts, promissory notes, deeds, blueprints, and P«J>ted 
patents, relating to the Liddell Engine Co. and its successor Liddell 
& Co., manufacturers of engines, cotton presses and circular saw 
mills. 

Gift of Anna Forbes Liddell, 1944. 

MS 62-4450 



Meade, Riehard Everard. 

Papers, 1730-1866. 

In 'university of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Physician of Virginia and Mississippi. Family correspondence, 
AC5nired - 1946 - MS 62-4451 

Middleton, Edward, 1810-1883. 
Papers, 1810-93. 
In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

Navy°officer, of South Carolina. Civil War orders and correspond- 
ence during tour of duty in the Pacific Squadron off the coast of 
Central America, pertaining chiefly to U. S. Navy official matters. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Gift of Mis. Emeline M. Davison, 1944. 



Morrison, Robert Hall, 1798-1889. 
Papers, 1820-82. 
1n'^n"eStty , 'of m No"rtn m Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

°1rSSSUMm and president of Davidson College, Meek- 
lenburc Co., N. C. Family correspondence. Including letters to his 
teethe? James, and business papers relating to P^^ESr^ *m? 
Interests in Tennessee and Arkansas. Contains autobiography (mi- 
crofilm of typescript) of Elaro Johnston Morrison. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Acquired. 1946-54. MS 62-4453 



Beckwith, John Watrus, 1831-1890. 
Papers, 1852-89. 
In "university of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

^EP^pal'dlrgyman in North Carolina, Maryland, Mississippi. 
AlabaaTa^Loufsiana, and the Confederate Army, and Bishop of 
S£.nria rersonal and family correspondence of Beckwith, his wife, 
daughters and BroXnbrough in-laws, especially during the Civil 
Wa?lSTin the 188ffT The material Is related to the library's Alex- 
ander Robert L^wton and Edmund Ruffln Beckwith papers. 

Gift of the A. R.Lawton family. 1947-52. MS 6^54 



Criglar, William Louis. 

Papers, 1848-85. 

In "university of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

C °lSSSSr Slf owner, of Escambia Co.. A*, and Escambia and Santa 
BosaCounties, Fla. Business correspondence with firms at Mobite 
and New Orleans relating to supplies, ^f^-^^^ljl' 
cludes descriptive list (1862) of slaves belonging to Criglar, Batch- 
elder & Company. 

Gift of Mn, J. M. Criglar, 1947. MS 62-4455 



Elliott family. 

Papers, 1698-1898. 

Sn' iKX of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

^SKi" leZl deeds, legal papers, accounts with factors pUu>- 
tation records, and correspondence, relating to South CaroUna and 
sectionaT polit cs, planting, travel In Enrope and America, edu«>ti on 
of you*, CreTt events, fnd personal and social «*««« rfj™"£* 
Elliott (1788-1863), of Beaufort, S. C, his ancestors, descendants, 
and connexions. An unpublished doctoral dissertation at : the Uni- 
versity of North Carolina by Lewis Pinckney Jones entitled Caro- 
linians and Cubans: the Elliotts and Gonxales, their work and their 
£rSs washed on these papers and other Elliott and Gonzales 
materials. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Miss Harriott Goniales, 1345. 62-4456 



Elmore family. 

Papers, 1843-1936. 

In" Uni'vereity of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 

C °SSS ( £%£ft.ta B W Elmore (1799-1850) rating to Ms 
husineS as a hanker and planter, and to his political career as T. S. 
Congressman from South Carolina ; family correspondence; d.ary 
0861^0? h "daughter, Grace B. Elmore (b. 1839) ; reminiscences 
rt to daughter Salll (Elmore) Taylor (b. 1829) ; family data and 

fdintM D £9 

Unpublished descriptions In the library. 

Gift of Elmore and Taylor families, 1939-48. 62-4457 

Frink (John) & Company. 

Records. 

Inlo'wa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

cSrrSptfenee, trial records in the case of Geonre W Hu»tT* 
J Frink & Co in the Muscatine County Court, Iowa ; and other 
papers of John Frink. and John Frink & Co., which operated a stage 
coach line in Iowa (1847-54) 

Gift of Marion Hecox. 1939; Kenneth E. Colton, 1940^ ^^^^ 



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Haywood family. 

Papers, 1753-1946. 

Co/litFoc^'iwif ^ Car0Una Ubrary ' *"*»" »*»««» 

im P^r ^ , ( , 175 S- 1827 ^ °"S» WaSngton Ha^wooVu^- 
nM.t 1 «S. n ' « JU i'^ Ha ^ r S >d <1*»-1880), *^undXrkeHaywood 

Unpublished finding aid in the library 
„-£!?? J' S" 1 " a Bri «**ra.l»*7; Mrs. Ben W. Baker 1951- and 
Betsy John Haywood West, 1956. ' 

MS 62-4439 



Arnold, Richard Dennis, 1808-1876 
Papers, 1849-76. 
90 items. 

O^elS? o3g) * NOrth CaTOUna Ubrar * So""*™ Historical 
by STRESS "teKmWTS If fc I"*""-*- 

Unpublished description in the library 
Gift of Mrs. Albert Stoddard, 1947. 

MS 62-4460 



Davidson, Theodore Pulton, 1845-1931 
Papers, 1874-99. 
70 items. 

l«cSoMHB™ lty * NOrai Car0Uaa Ubrla *' S^tne™ Bstorical Col- 

Seiorn fl e? , ^rab d C 1 X meSS ■™»« fl «"* -»* «t«\f his wife, 
?S P ^ b . Usb * d description to the library. 
but of Mrs. Laura Schnorrenberg, 1943, 1952. 

MS 62-4461 



Bmnpas family. 

Papers, 1838-1933. 
150 items. 

le^flS" 7 " NOrtt Car ° liDa Library ' Southera Htoteieal Col- 

Unpublished description in the library. 
Gilt of the Misses Troy, 1945-46. 

MS 62-4462 

Fellowship of Southern Churchmen. 

Papers, 1937-57. 
8 ft 

lecrfon ^" 7 ° f NOrth CaroIina Librar * s °»tt»« Historical Col- 

.^^hiSrH^^h'eiVuar^s^'' 1 ^^ - — 
Unpublished description In the library 
Acquired, i960. ** 

MS 62-4463 



Beall family. 

Papers. 1830-75. 
315 items. 

lectWM™^ ° f *"** Car °" na Ubrary ' SonUlem Historical Col- 
FamUy j correspondence to Beall, and Harper family members- to 

Unpublished description to the library. 

Gift of Mrs. E. F. Held and Mrs. Bufus Gwyn, 1945. 

MS 62-4464 



Conigland, Edward, 1810-3877. 

Papers, 1845-1921. 

ca. 300 iri>ms. 

]ect"on C °859™ it> ' "^ Korth Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
Lawyer, of North Carolina. Legal, family, and personal corre- 
spondence. spwches. scrapbook. Civil War diary of hislecond wife to 
Fariniiolt " "" wrltIn8s of h!s daughter, Fanny (Conigland) 

Unpublished description in the library. 
Gift of the family through Miss Daisy H Moseley, 1944, 1959. 

MS 62-4465 



Ervin, William Carson, 1860-1943. 
Papers. 1798-1936. 
3-TO items. 

lee'"on C ?845™' ty "' X ° rtb Car0 " na Ubtar T- Southern Historical Col- 
Lawyer, banker, newspaper editor at Morganton and Lenoir N C 
direct,* of industries and railroads, and rammerdal teretoner of 
western North Carolina. Deeds, wills, famllylettere aid taStoeSs 
correspondence „f Erjin and his law partner IsalcTAvery reuS 
w.iS?'; 1 "''"^ 3 ,^ to**"™ 1 activities, the esrabllshmSit of U^ 
Wa densmns at Valdese, N. G, In the 189Crs, the Trans^noalachUn 
Bailroad Co. (1900-03), and other enterprises totteleSon 
Unpublished description in the librarv =»'»"• 

Gift of Mrs. .TirMa Coburn, 1943. 



MS 62-4466 



Bryant, Henry Edward Cowan, 1873- 
Papers. 1737-1945. 
ca. 520 itenis. 

lecu^^ifef - NOrth Car ° liDa Library ' Soutl > e "> TtoMM Col- 

Journalist in Charlotte, K C, Missoula, Mont, and Washington 

£>. C. Corres,,)OBdence scrapbook nonrv-kai •»!„»• .^P "' 

Gift of Mr. Bryant and his daughter, 1944, 1946. 

MS 62-4467 



Campbell. John Archibald, 1811-1889 
Papers. 1836-1920. 
n>0 items. 

lectTon^iK^, VM?* ^^ "^ S ° UtUem Htetoriral 0* 
In part, transcripts. 

Unpublished description in the library. 
Gifts from Colston and Grooer families. 

MS 62-4468 



Brumby family. 

Papers. 1833-1929. 
10D items. 

U^fSu'^X.^ 1 " LlbrarJ "' • S ° UtberD HiStori «" <*'" 

ssssr of Mre - James MoDgin ^rsKhSrir'jSSaS! 

BoS? B run^y', I ?94^? aley ' ^ ^ H ° PP6 ' "* "* °»* ^ 

MS 62-4469 



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Wood, William H S 1840-1907. 

Material for a book on Friends during the Civil War, 
1860-87. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Haverford College Library. Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten ) 

Publisher and hanker. Letters, diaries, accounts. Items extracted 
from minutes of Yearly Meetings of the Society of Friends, and other 
material collected by Wood for a book on Friends during the Civil 
War Includes about 50 letters (1881-8T) to Wood from Friends 
discussing their civil and military experiences and giving accounts 
of interviews with Edwin McMasters Stanton and Abraham Lincoln, 
and other information; extracts (1861-65) from the journals of John 
Bacon Crenshaw (1820-1889), Richmond Quaker active In the relief 
of Friends during the Civil War, containing accounts of Interviews 
with Jefferson Davis as well as copies of petitions for exemptions 
and correspondence concerning exemptions from military service for 
members of the Society of Friends, Church of the Brethren, and 
others; accounts of experiences of Southern Quakers; reminiscences 
(1861-65) of Francis Thompson King (1810-1891), Baltimore Friend; 
copies of letters, memorials, petitions, and other items extracted from 
minutes of Representative Meetings of Yearly Meetings of Baltimore 
(1861-68), New York (1861-63) and Western Yearly Meeting (1861- 
65) and from minutes of Meetings for Sufferings of Yearly Meetings 
of Indiana (1861-65), New England (1862-64). North Carolina (1861- 
65), Ohio (1862-63) and Philadelphia (1860-67) 
Indexed in the library's card catalog. 
Gift of Arnold Wood, 1953. 

MS 62-4470 



James family. 

Papers, 1850-1904. 

ft. 

In Ohio Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence and other writings of John Hough James (1800- 
1881) lawyer, backer, and railroad entrepreneur, of Urbana, Ohio; 
John Henry James (1834-1808), lawyer, inventor, businessman, and 
Democratic politician, of Urbana and Sandusky, Ohio; and John 
Henry James (1S66-1950), lawyer and businessman, of Urbana and 
Sandusky. The correspondence (1850-58) of John Hough James re- 
lates chiefly to legal cases, particularly the estate of the Texan, Robert 
Barr (d. 1839), land sales, railroads, banking, cattle raising, flour 
milling Urbana University, and Swedenborgtanism. James' mis- 
cellaneous writings (1852-64) include historical sketches, letters to 
the editor on various political topics, case briefs, Urbana University 
committee reports, and discussions of Swedenborgian philosophy. 
The correspondence (1863-98) of John Henry James, Sr., includes his 
letters as a captain of the 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry relating 
chiefly to Democratic soldier voting in the field. Other topics include 
Democratic politics, limestone quarrying at Marblehead, Ohio, Ur- 
bana University, and a patent to convert narrow gauge railroads 
to broad gauge. The correspondence (1898-1904) of John Henry 
James, Jr., concerns Urbana University, land speculation, limestone 
quarrying at Marblehead, and Democratic politics. Includes a letter 
to Abraham Lincoln relating to a mutiny among Negro troops, and 
correspondence (1852-59) of the Urbana and Champaign Mutual 
Insurance Co., Urbana, Ohio. Correspondents include Thomas Cor- 
win, Samuel Sullivan Cox, Columbus Delano, George Brinton Mc- 
Clellan, and George Hunt Pendleton. 
Inventory available in the library. 
Purchase, 1961. 

MS 62-4471 



Brown, Heinrich Jacob, 1879-1959. 
Paper?, 1945-58. 
lbox. 

In Betbel College Historical Library. 

Mennonite missionary to China. Correspondence (1945-51) relat- 
ing to China, reports, articles, and passports. Material is related to 
the library's P. H. Richert and P. P. Wedel collections. 
Unpublished guide In the library. 
Gift of the Brown family. 

MS 62-4472 



Bagg, Charlotte (Winchester) 1856-1931. 

Papers, 1888-1900. 

50 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Resident of Tombstone, Ariz. Correspondence, account book, list- 
ing members of the Democratic Central Committee (1894), prospectus 
for Copper King Mining Co, certificates appointing Mrs. Bagafs hus- 
band, Stanley Chlpman Bags, to the Board of Prison Commissioners 
(1893-95), tax deeds to Tombstone, Arte, property, quitclaim deeds, 
leases, bills of sale, and other papers. 
^^ MS 62-4473 



Gibson, James, 1768 or 9-1856. 

Papers, 1712-1846. 

ca. 1500 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Lawyer of Pennsylvania. Correspondence, relating to local affairs 
and politics; Maryland land claims and deeds (1712-16) ; French and 
Spanish passports; agreements of Philadelphia merchants to refuse 
notes of credit (1766) ; accounts of money paid out on warrants by 
the auditor general (1777) ; papers relating to Francis Hopklnson and 
the Board of the Treasury (1780) ; various contracts, accounts, and 
legal papers involving Robert Morris, Daniel Parker, and John Nichol- 
son and concerning transactions during the Revolution ; papers of the 
Pennsylvania Population Company and the Asylum Company, relating 
to land transactions In which Gibson, Robert Morris, and John Nichol- 
son were interested <T792-1828) ; correspondence of their agents, one 
of whom was Judah Colt; and papers concerning land transfers to 
Pennsylvania In the Erie area (1792). Other correspondence is 
addressed to the Philadelphia publishers and booksellers Carey and 
Lea and their successors Carey, Lea and Carey, and Lea and Blanch- 
ard. Correspondents include William Balnbrldge, Horace Blnney, 
Charles L. Bonaparte, John C. Breckinridge, Thomas Cooper, Joseph 
Drayton, Peter Du Ponceau, Millard Fillmore, Charles Jared Inger- 
soU, John Marshall, Joel B. Poinsett, Joseph Quincy, R. Randolph, 
Joseph Reed, Thomas RlcbA Richard Rush, Andrew Stevenson, Bush- 
rod Washington, Hamilton Washington, and Noah Webster. 

MS 62-4474 

Crane, Royston Campbell, 1864-1956. 

Papers on Texas Technological College, 1916-31. 

lft. (281 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Lawyer, Judge, and historian. Correspondence, articles, scrap- 
books, scrapbook materials, on the proposed West Texas Agricultural 
and Mechanical College, the Sweetwater, Tex. secession movement, 
and the early history of Texas Technological College. Persons named 
Include Don Hampton Blggers, Silliman Evans, Thomas F. Hodge, 
and Thomas Ulvan Taylor. 

Inventory In the repository. 

Purchased from Mr. Crane, 1933. 

MS 62-4475 



Peters, David, 1877-1956. 
Papers, 1949-56. 
lbox. 

In Bethel College Historical Library. 

Mayor of a Russian village who resettled in Kansas. Correspond- 
ence, autobiography, memoirs of life In Russia and refugee experi- 
ences, and maps of Russian Mennonite villages. 
Unpublished guide in the library. 
Gift 

MS 62-4476 

Voth, Peter Richert, 1870-1962. 
Papers, 1894-1949. 
lbox. 

In Bethel College Historical Library. 

Mennonite minister and watchmaker. Correspondence, passports 
(1874), family record books (1842, 1962), and autobiographical 
sketches. Material is related to the library's H. Banman collection. 
Gift of the Voth family. 

MS 62-4477 



Mennonite Board of Guardians. 

Records, 1873-80. 

lbox. 

In Bethel College Historical Library. 

Correspondence, contracts, negotiations with steamship lines and 
railroad companies, and immigrant lists, of a committee resident at 
Summerneld, 111, to finance and facilitate immigration of Mennonites 
from Eastern Europe. Material is related to the library's Christian 
Krehbiel, David Goerz, and D. Gaeddert collections. 

Calendar In the library. 

MS62-4478 

Branson, Billy Ray. 

Papers relating to Texas Land and Development Com- 
pany, 1918-60. 

ca. 310 items. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Correspondence and notes of interviews, related to the preparation 
of his dissertation. The Texas Land and Development Company 
(1960). Includes material on Frederick Stark Pearson and the de- 
velopment of agriculture in the vicinity of Plalnview, Tex. 

inventory In the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Branson, 1960. 

MS 62-4479 



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Carter, Amon Giles, 1879-1955. 

Papers relating to Texas Technological Collese, 1923-27. 
2 ft. (2G0 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection 
In part, microfilm of originals in possession of the Port Worth 
star-telegram. 

»n^r? paper l ,ubl 'S er - Coiespondence, clippings, articles, bulletins, 
and other papers, reflecting Carter's service as chairman of the board 
of directors of Texas Technological College; and copy (microfilm) of 
a newspaper clipping file concerning Carter. Correspondents Include 
w^&f ♦ Ara S??S & "£ -^bbum, Harry Yandell Benedict, Annie 
Webb Blanton, William H. Bledsoe, John W. Capenter, B M. Chlt- 
woo£Bruce Benson Cobb, C. N. Crosier, Alaric Brandt WiTAJqua 
O. DeGroff, Florence A. Drane, Silllman Evans, Frederick Ernest 
2?£n^ T ? I " a T, P ^? B Hobb7 ' PanI WhlHWd Horn, Clifford Bart- 
i^hn ^i k)rn ? 1 ??.5? T ^ port Judd ' a T - K"" ™. Bradford Knapp, 
tJ2S iSSUj*" 11 ^' C W ' Meadows, Dan Moody, Pat M Neff 
Joseph Elbert Nunn, Clarence Ousley, E. W. Provence, L. W i,bS 

TwIrrvT f fhf "*«S aD, 5 l? muelS ' Brnest °- Thompson. Bryc?L 
l witty, K. A. underwood, and Homer D. Wade 
Gift of the Carter estate, 1956. 

MS 62-4480 



Brown, Edward, 1771-1844. 

Papers, 1792-1848. 

600 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Calker, of Newburyport, Mass., and Thomaston. Me. Correspond- 
ence, mainly from members of the Brown family, a few small jour- 
^ SSL financial and legal papers. Inclndes a number of letters 
from Brown s brothers who were shipmasters and merchants in New- 
buryport, and about 200 letters of Samuel Tenney, Brown's cousin, 
containing genealogical sketches of the Brown and allied families and 
?&?J >n Ki 1< i dentS ? ? e t War of W12- Other letters conceTfamtly 
affairs, shipping and sMpbnlldlng, local church events, and Newbnry- 
port and vicinity In the War of 1812. ^^ ^ 

Purchased from tie American Antiquarian Association, 1821. 

MS 62-4481 



Sommers (G.) and Company-, St. Paul. 

Records, 1851-1959. 

3000 items and 7 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
„„ Correspondence, minutes of the meetings of the board of directors 
and stockholders, stock certificates, trial balances, mort^geTdeeds! 
Indentures and other business and legal papers of a wholesale firm 
aealing-ln dry goods, house furnishings, hardware, and other products. 
Includes papers of the Sommers family. ^ 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Gift of Charles L. Sommers, 1946 and 1980. 

MS 62-4482 



Brigham, Elijah, 1751-1816. 

Family papers, 1754-1880. 

2 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 
™.r^ tters ' d °£ nnents . and legal papers of the inter-related Brigham, 
Phillips, and Waters families. *^ 

MS 62-4483 



Shaw f amfly. 

Papers of the Shaw and Webb families, 1756-1881 

6 boxes. —7 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
StifSf 8 'iSifci 8 ! 1 * and genealogical notes of the Shaw, Leonard, 
Stetson^aud Webb families, first in southeastern Massachusetts, later 

MS 62-4484 



Attic Clab, Minneapolis. 

Records, ca. 1912-30. 

ca.lft. 

In Minneapolis Public Library. 

Miscellaneous correspondence, secretary's reports (1913-23) year- 
books, amercements of exhibitions, announcements and programs of 
f 5?M£L BOtiai l veata - «*«<**» tames of dob piibllcatiobsTpictoreiL 
uf M10 ,er reC ° " n assoclatlon <* Minneapolis artiste organised 

MS 62-4485 



Staples, Stephen McLeHan, 1800-1832. 

Papers, 1822-30. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Correspondence, a prospectus with signatures of subscribers for a 
map of Mexico, a record of copyright deposit of Staples' Gramfitica 
completa de la lingua Inglesa, and a will. Includes letters of the 
Staples family in the Philadelphia area. Prospectus and ca. 100 let- 
ters are in Spanish. 

MS 62-4486 

Kelker, Rudolph Frederick, 1820-1906. 

Correspondence, 1834-49. 

52 Items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Correspondence with Alexander Ramsey (1815-1908) while Bam- 
seywas a student at Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., a teacher at Kute- 
town, Pa., a law student at Carlisle, Pa., a business asentm TexM a 
soSTen«o* r * 0onsress *«> m Pennsylvania, and Governor of Mlnne- 

MS62-4487 

Satterlee, William Wilson, 1837-1898. 

Papers of William W. and Marion P. Satterlee, 1879- 
1928. 

1 box and 1 file of cards. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 
p.rtT b b?vi?- W ™ am „ w - Satterlee ^ a leader of the Prohibition 
Party in Minnesota and as professor at Grant University lnAttenT 

the^i^? b S°^ C T t ? ini J lg cUwU,es from neww^^MIatoTat 
the tune of Satterlee's death and a letter by iSanceV ElfaaDett 
Willard; correspondence of Marlon P. Satterlee, his son! m thTstomJ 

SSS™ K f ^ :an l, a card ■ I " te -*™»*^«ornS« alSJt tS 

Indians who participated in the outbreak and about tl* whlterfrtlni 

Gift of and deposited by Marion P. Satteriee. 1916-29. Tlcums - 

MS 62-4488 rev 

Chicago Peace Society. 

Records, 1910-21. 

ca. 900 items and 5 v. 

In Chicago Historical Society library 
,r,P°^if Sp0nden(:e ' mlnutes . reports, financial records, printed matter 
and other papers. Most of the correspondence Is ^dreSedlTjS 
society's president, Henry Crittenden^rViTaom-uSf^n^^ 

of peace among the English speaking peoples and to Amerirann?; 

G^^^e^ietT^J en ' 7 attMmi "*" J"* 6 ™- 

MS 62-4489 

Montgomery Bell Academy, NaahmOe. 

Minute books, 1852-1950. 

4 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Three volumes of minutes (1922-50) of the academy and a volnme 
v.S^n^ 'I 8 ?" 1306 ) <* a>e board of trusteeToftS U^veiStHf 
X^™»™, dud i'? fr - ^te^i <» the establishment ofth« "aradem? as 
the preparatory division of the university ^^^ 

Unpublished register In the repository 

Deposited by John Sloan, a trustee of the university. 

MS 62-4490 

Tucker, Hampton, 1870- 

Papers, 1895-1945. 

19ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, national attorney, and mining trustee of the Chocktaw 
Nation. Legal papers arranged by person or by subject, personal 
papers, correspondence and records of the Chocktaw mining trusts 
material relating to Congressional hearings on Indian affairs, and 
some papers of the law firm of Wilkinson and Hudson. 

MS 62-4491 

Tiger, Moty, Principal Chief of the Creek Nation. 
Papers, 1899-1914. 
86 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Speeches, editorials, proceedings of the Creek Nation Council and 
other papers, including material on the change in status of the Creek 
Nation and Its chief after the amalgamation of Indian Territory and 
sSrni9OT mt0Iy ta M06, SDd the admlssion »* Olotaui 

MS 62-4492 



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Oochalata, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. 
Papers, 1876-81. 
525 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Papers relating to the Cherokee Nation, of which Oochalata (also 
known as Charles Thompson) was principal chief, 1875-79, including 
material on intruders, schools, council proceedings, tribal courts, and 
the leasing of common lands to the whites. 

MS 62-4493 



Lyford, George Henry Anderson, 1861-1934. 

Papers, 1835-1932. 

ca. 3500 iteius. 

Is Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Lawyer. Correspondence, account books, and miscellaneous docu- 
ments of Lyford and his family. 

Unpublished index in the repository. 

Gift of Emmlta Lyford, 1958. 

MS 62-4494 



Gano, John Stites, 1766-1822. 

Family papers, 1787-1851. 

ca. 850 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Army officer. Correspondence, sketches, invitations, and other 
papers relating to the early history of Cincinnati, to military matters, 
and to the Gano family. 

Unpublished index in the repository. 

Gift of Laura Vallette Gano, 1900. 

MS 62-4495 



Oopper, Edward Nicholas, 1879-1953. 

Family papers, 1813-1953. 

ca. 1100 items and 36 v. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

University professor and social worker. Correspondence, personal 
diaries, household accounts, poetry, schoolbooks. Civil War memora- 
bilia, and other material concerning the Clopper family. Includes 
documents relating to land and taxes in Texas and letters from David 
G. Burnet (1788-1870) first President of the Republic of Texas, his 
son, William E. Burnet (1833-1865), and the Chambers family. 

Unpublished calendar in the repository. 

Gift of the estate of Mr. Clopper, 1955. 

MS 62-4496 



Beecher family. 

Papers of the Beecher and Trimble families, 1817-92. 

ca. 110 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Correspondence, documents, and other papers relating to the 
Beecher and Trimble families. The bulk of the letters were written 
by William Henry Trimble while serving as an officer in the 60th 
Regt. of Ohio Volunteer Infantry which was in Virginia during 1862. 
Other correspondents Include George Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher, 
Lyman Beecher, Philemon Beecher, and Isabella (Beecher) Hooker. 

Unpublished calendar in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. N. B. Beecher, 1955. 

MS 62-4497 



Jackson, Alexander M 1833-1889. 

Jackson-Crutcher papers, 1821-1930. 

ca. 2250 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A3882) 

Lawyer, court reporter, Army officer, and secretary of the Terri- 
tory of New Mexico. Correspondence, business papers, 218 pieces of 
sheet music (1881-1925), clippings, programs, pamphlets, and other 
papers, including material on New Mexico before the Civil War, 
Texas during the war and Reconstruction, military and political 
problems of the South, personal and business affairs (1898-1930) of 
the Crutcher and Jackson families in Dallas, the arts in Texas, and 
experiences of a member of the A. E. F. in World War i. Persons 
mentioned include Cordelia Kavanaugh Jackson (chief collector of 
the papers) and Henry Hopkins Sibley. 

Finding aid in the librarv. 

Gift of A. L. Conder. 

MS 62-4498 



Cobb, Berry Benson, 1895- 

Papers, 1825-1939. 

2 ft. and ca. 450 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A39148) 

Lawyer and historian. Cobb family correspondence, including 
letters of Samuel Gilbreath describing the Oregon trail and life in 
Oregon ; notes for Cobb's History of Dallas lawyers (published 1934) 
and his histories of Franklin College, Marvin College, and Masons 
in Texas; and land titles, Confederate currency, clippings, printed 
material, and other papers. Includes material on north Texas, Texas 
history, and the Methodist Church in Texas. 

Finding aid in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Cobb. 

MS 62-4499 

Cevallos family. 

Papers, 1683-1870. 

274 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A4136) 

Correspondence and other papers, in Spanish, of the Cevallos 
(Zeballos) family of Valle de Toranzo in Aes, Spain. 

Gift of the Dallas Dept. of Public Welfare, which received it from 
P. P. Martinez. 

MS 62-4500 

Towne family. 

Papers of the Towne and Bragg families, 1730-1867: 

lbox. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Papers of the Towne and Bragg families of Essex Co., Mass. In- 
cludes bills, receipts, promissory notes, estate papers, and a few deeds, 
statements, and accounts, relating chiefly to the affairs of Ephralm 
Towne, Capt Benjamin Towne (d. ca. 1772) and his family, Benja- 
min Bragg of Danvers, Mass. (d. 1759) and Nathaniel Bragg of 
Wenham, Mass. 

MS 62-4501 

Redwine, Wilbur Nrsh, 5. 1862. 

Papers, 1898-1943. 

16 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and Oklahoma State senator. Correspondence file, chiefly 
relating to Bedwine's legal practice, personal account ledgers for his 
law practice, printed briefs of Oklahoma Supreme Court cases, politi- 
cal campaign literature and related documents, and other legal pa- 
pers, together with papers pertaining to Bedwine's position as super- 
intendent of relief for Pittsburg Co., Okla. 

MS 62-4502 

Smith, John L b. 1822. 

Papers, 1848-1917. 

2 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (813) 

Correspondence, diary (1869) mortgages, bonds, deeds, tax re- 
ceipts, road warrants, accounts, merchandising bills, miscellaneous 
legal material, and other papers of a farming family of Bath, N. Y. 
The papers throw light on farming conditions in Steuben Co., N. T, 
during the decades after the Civil War. 

MS 62-4503 

Treman, Robert Elias, 1888-1953. 

Papers of Robert E. and Robert H. Treman, to 1929. 

lbox. 

In Cornell University library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (2/1/41) 

Three Cornell University notebooks of Robert Henry Treman 
(1858-1937) ; papers relating to reunions of the Class of 1909, to a 
trustee investigation in 1913 on such matters as University organiza- 
tion and administration, disposition of funds, faculty status, and 
standards of scholarship, to a comparative survey of women's hous- 
ing at Cornell (1913), and to a semicentennial endowment program 
(1919) : and other papers. 

MS 62-4504 

Stevens, Doris, 1892- 

Papers, 1824-42. 

39 v., 3 file drawers, and several items. 

In Badclifle College Library, Women's Archives (A-104) 

Women's leader. Correspondence, articles by and about Miss 
Stevens, speeches, unpublished Spanish and Portuguese translations of 
her Jailed for freedom, research material for her Paintings and 
drawings of Jeannette Scott, other personal papers; and 23 work- 
books for a report (1933) on political and civil rights of women to 
the 7th International American Conference In Montevideo, 16 scrap- 
books with press releases and photos^ and many other records (1928- 
35) of the Inter-American Commission of Women, of which, Miss 
Stevens waB chairman. 

Card Index available In the library. 

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Stearns family. 

Correspondence and documents of the Stearns family of 
Eoseburg and Oakland, Or., 1843-1906. 

lbox. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Many of the letters and most of the documents concern Daniel 
Warren Stearns. 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

MS 62-4606 

Cm-wen family. 
Papers. 

575 items. 

In American Antiqnarian Society collections. 

Over 400 letters of the Sewall, Curwen, Cotton Mather, Dnmmer, 
and Tale families, together with papers on the Loulsburg campaign 
of 1745 and on early churches near Boston, and letters (1734-45) on 
hortlcnlture from P. Colllnson of London to CoL John Cnstls of Wil- 
llamsbarg, Va. 

Calendar of papers 'from 1640 to 1796 In the repository. 

MS 62-4507 

Borden, Gail, 1801-1874. 

Papers, 1830-1937. 

6 ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Businessman, journalist, and public servant 'Correspondence, letter 
press books of Borden's Condensed Milk Co. (later the Borden Co.), 
account books (1839-96), a contract book (1876-81), scrapbooks In- 
cluding recipes and news items of the 1870's, and printed matter. 
Includes material on the Borden Home Farm Milk Co., Borden's In- 
vention of a meat biscuit, his business In Galveston (1839-49), and 
surveying for Stephen F. Austin. The material bulks largest 1830- 
1908. Correspondents Include Ashbel Smith. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Deposit of the Borden Co., through Joe B. Frantz, 196L 

MS 62-4508 



Baldwin, Christopher Columbus, 1800-1835. 

Papers. 

11 v. and 4 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Lawyer, editor, and librarian of the American Antiquarian So- 
ciety. Correspondence, in part Baldwin's official correspondence as 
librarian of the American Antiquarian Society ; diaries, ledger, docket 
books, and other papers. 

Calendar available In the repository for part of the correspond- 
ence. 

MS 62-4509 

Robertson, Mrs. G N 

Papers, 1936-46. 
6 ft (ca, 2675 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 
Scrapbooks and scrapbook material. Including clippings from the 
Port "Worth star-telegram, relating to World War n. 
Inventory in the repository. 
Gift of Mrs. Robertson, 1957. 

MS 62-4510 

Ambler, John, 1762-1836. 

Papers, 1800-62. 

68 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Planter and militia officer. Correspondence and other papers, 
mostly relating to Ambler's service in the Virginia Militia, especially 
in the 19th and 2d Regiments, daring the period 1807-22. Correspond- 
ents include William H. Cabell, John H. Cooke, Augustine Davis, 
George Dixon, John S. Pleasants, and George W. Smith. 

Purchased from Lawrence Washington, 1907. 

MS 62-4511 

Dickinson, Donald McDonald, 1846-1917. 

Correspondence, 1863-1917. 

lft (ca. 350 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer. Official, political, and personal correspondence, Including 
letter books of personal correspondence during the period Dickinson 
was Postmaster-General ; correspondence with such figures -as Robert 
Lansing and Richard Olney relating to Dickinson's duties as senior 
counsel for the U. S. at the Bering Sea Claims Convention; and 24 
letters (1887-96) from Stephen J. Field. 

Purchased from Bmil Hurja and Forest G. Sweet, 1936-39. 

MS 62-4512 



Grey, Zane, 1872-1939. 
Papers. 

4ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Author. Pencil drafts of the following novels: Arizona Ames, 
Desert of wheat, Fighting caravans, Forlorn River, Ken Ward in the 
jungle, Knights of the range. The lost wagon train, Man of the forest. 
Majesty's rancho, Nevada, Raiders of Spanish Peaks, Stairs of sand. 
Sunset Pass, The thundering herd, The V. P. Trail, West of the 
Pecos, and Wild Horse Mesa; together with a poem by Iva Houtz 
Woolley in honor of Grey. 

Gift of Mrs. Grey, 1953-54. 

MS 62-4513 

Wright, Benjamin Hall, 1801-1881. 

Papers, 1839-81. 

ca. 65 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Civil engineer. Correspondence (mostly after 1860) on the resump- 
tion of specie payments, other political topics, and Wright's father, 
Benjamin Wright (1770-1842), senior engineer for the Erie Canal 
Correspondents include Hamilton Fish, Scott Lord, and S. F. Philips. 

Purchased from Henrietta Wright, 1926. 

MS 62-4514 

Abbott, Samuel Warren, 1837-1904. 
Letter book, 1862-77. 
lv. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Physician. Principally letters (1862-64) on medical matters by 
Abbott as assistant surgeon on the TJ. S. S. Catskili and the U. S. S. 
Niagara. Postwar letters concern medicine in Massachusetts, and 
other matters. 

Purchase from R. W. Lull, 1916. 

MS 62-4515 



Association of Acting Assistant Surgeons of the United 
States Army. 

Becords, 1888-97. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, lists of members and eligible non-members, finan- 
cial records, newsletters, and printed material, concerning the efforts 
of the association and its president, Daniel S. Lamb, to get Congress 
to pass a law to provide commissions and discharges for the civilian 
medical men who served temporarily with the Army during the Civil 
War. Lamb's correspondents Include Doctors Reeves Jackson, Isaac 
Massey, and William Thornton Parker. 

Gift of Dr. Lamb, 1906. 

MS 62-4516 



Berlepsch, Hans Hermann Carl Ludwig, graf yon, 1850- 
1915. 

Papers. 1879-1913. 

ca. 900 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Ornithologist Principally letters received by Berlepsch concern- 
ing neo-tropical birds, from Jean Cabanis, Charles B. Cory. Earl 
Dernedde, Emile GouneUe, Ernst Hartert, Frederick TT^iny Gustav 
Hopke, Otto Eleinschmidt, Paul Leverkuhn, Adolph Bemhard Meyer, 
Adolph Nehrkorn, Robert Ridgway, Adlard Tommaso Salvadori, 
Herman Schalow, Philip Eugene Simon, Jean Stolzmann, and other 
ornithologists. 

Deposit by American Ornithologists Union, 1938, converted to gift. 
1950. 

MS 62-4517 



Ericsson, John, 1803-1889. 

Papers, 1821-89. 

2 ft (ca. 1500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Marine engineer and inventor. Correspondence, articles, bio- 
graphical material, financial records, technical notes, calculations, 
drawings, etchings, and pictures, including much material concerning 
the construction of the U. S. S. Princeton and the Monitor. Some of 
the correspondence is in Swedish. Correspondents include A. Adler- 
sparne, John Bourne, William Conant Church, John Dahlgren, Cor- 
nelius Dalameter, Nils Ericson (brother of Ericsson), Gustavus Fox, 
Francis B. Ogden, Hiram Paulding, John O. Sargent, Robert F. Stock- 
ton, and Gideon Welles. The material is related to the Library's 
William C. Church collection. 

Gift of Mrs. Church, 1945-55. 

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Foulke, William Dudley, 1848-1935. 
Papers, 1884-1935. 

3 ft. (ca. 2100 items) 

\ In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, author, anfi civic reformer. Correspondence, telegrams, 
speeches, writings, clippings, and pamphlets, largely concerning 
Foulke's civic reform activities, particularly those relating to the 
National Civil Service Reform League, the Ku Klux Klan, and 
Prohibition; and personal correspondence. Correspondents include 
Charles J. Bonaparte, Robert Catherwood, Richard Dana, John Doyle, 
Charles W. Eliot, Edwin Lawrence Godkin, Benjamin Harrison, Will 
Hayes, George Kennan, George Keyes. Henry Cabot Lodge, George 
McAneny, John A. Mcllhenny, Harry W. Marsh, Harry New, Samuel 
Ordway, Theodore Roosevelt, Carl Sclrarz, Lucy Stone, Ellery Stowell, 
Lucius B. Swift, William Howard Taft, and Clinton Rogers Woodruff. 

Gifts of Mr. and Mrs. Foulke, 1931-36. 

MS 62-4519 

Humphrey, William E 1862-1934. 

Papers, 1904-36. 

ca. 500 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, V. S. Representative from Washington, and member of 
the Federal Trade Commission. Correspondence (ca. 200 items), 
speeches, memoranda, and other papers, relating primarily to Hum- 
phrey's service in Congress (1903-17) and on the Trade Commission 
(1926-33). Includes much material on various cases before the com- 
mission, Humphrey's dissenting opinions, and his removal from 
the commission by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Correspondents include 
Theodore Roosevelt 

Gift of Ashmun Brown, 1939-47. 

MS 62-4520 

Murray, David, 1830-1905. 

Papers. 1872-1904. 

2 ft. (ca. 500) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Educator. Notes (1873-79) on education, government, history, art, 
social conditions, and ethnology in Japan, made while superintending 
the educational reform of the country ; addresses and scholarly 
> papers based on the notes; ca. 150 letters written by Mrs. Murray 
from various places in Japan and China ; and addresses and papers 
on education in the United States, Indian wampum, lotteries, and 
other subjects. 

In part, described in William L Chamberlain's In memorium, 
David Murray (1915) p. 71-74. 

Gifts of Mrs. Murray, 1916 ; Hamilton Fish Armstrong, 1946. 

MS 62-1521 

Oberholser, Harry Church, 1870- 

Papers, 1895-1959. 

Sft (ca. 6300 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Ornithologist. Largely correspondence (1920-47) with ornithol- 
ogists and other scientists on bird life and bird specimens of America 
and other countries, Oberholser's work with scientific organizations, 
and publication of his books and articles. Correspondents include 
James McKeen Cittell, Samuel P. Langley, and Theodore S. Palmer. 

Gift of Mr. Oberholser, 1962. 

MS 62^1522 

Owen. Robert Latham, 185G-1947. 
Papers. 1920-41. 

4 ft. (ca. 2300 items) 

In Library of Congress. Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, banker, and V. S. Senator from Oklahoma. Correspond- 
ence, articles, speeches, MS. of a book on money, memnranda, news 
clippings, annotated congressional records and bills, graphs, and sta- 
tistics, largely concerning fiscal causes of depressions and arguments 
for Government control of currency and credit. Correspondents in- 
clude Charles Binderup, Charles Coughlln, James Cromwell, Irving 
Fisher. James Farley, Carter Glass, Raymond Moley, Franklin D. 
Roosevelt, and Jerry Voorhis. 

Gift of Mr. Owen. 1945. 
, MS 62-4523 

^Roberts, Elizabeth Madox, 1886-1941. 

Papers, 1920-40. 

4 ft. (ca. SOO items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Author. Drafts, printer's copy, carbon copies, and galley proofs, 
for each of Miss Roberts' published works (usually several forms of 
each), except In the great steep's garden (1915) for which there is an 
autographed printed copy ; and material for two projected novels, 
other notes, unpublished writings, sketches, clippings, and a yearbook. 

Described in the Library of Congress Quarterly journal of current 
acquisitions, v. 1, no. 2 (Oct-Dec. 1943) p. 29-31. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the Library. 

Information on Hterarv rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Ivor S. Roberts, 1943-14. 

MS 62-4524 



Ward, Lester Frank, 1841-1913. 
Papers, 1883-1906. 

4 ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Sociologist. Drafts of, notes for, and some page proofs of five of 
Ward's books: Dynamic sociology (1883), Psychic factors of civiliza- 
tion (1893), Outlines nf sociology (1898), Pure sociology (1903), and 
Applied sociology (1906) 

Deposited by Mrs. Ward, 1913 ; converted to gift, 1950. 

MS 62-4525 



Loomis, Mahlon, 1826-1886. 

Papers, 1854-1910. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Inventor and dentist. Correspondence, descriptions of inventions, 
letters patent, an experiment notebook, notes, drawings, a speech, an 
unpublished article, news Clippings, and photos., almost entirely on 
wireless telegraphy, the Loomis Aerial Telegraph Co., and Its efforts 
to obtain financial support for Loomis' experiments. Material after 
1886 concerns efforts of bis family and friends to gain recognition for 
his work. 

Deposited by Helen Rose, 1924, converted to gift, 1956; gift of 
Mary Texanna Loomis, 1933. 

MS 62-4526 



Rockwell, Almon Ferdinand, 1. 1835. 

Papers, 1852-1900. 

3 ft. (ca. 2000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer. Correspondence (mostly 1877-81), diaries of Rock- 
well and his son, Donnell Rockwell, and journals (1862-89) Concerns 
investments in the Silver King Mine and other enterprises by Rock- 
well and James Abram Garfield, Garfield's assassination and his ap- 
pointment controversy with Roscoe Conkling, Rockwell's Civil War 
experiences, and the Battle of Shiloh. Includes ca. 90 letters from 
Garfield to Rockwell. The material is related to the Library's Gar- 
field collection. 

Gift of Samuel A. Crozer, 1920. 

MS 62-4527 

Stevenson, Burton Egbert, 1872-1962. 

Papers, 1900-47. 

12 ft. (ca. 7700 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Anthologist, author, and librarian. Correspondence with poets 
and other writers, comments on the origin of quotations, obscure 
biographical data on literary figures, and negotiations with publishers, 
relating to the compilation of Stevenson's anthologies ; MSS. of many 
of his stories and articles ; and extensive correspondence as European 
representative of the American Library Association, including 
material on the American Library in Paris, founded in 1918. Li- 
brarian correspondents include Charles Agnew MacLean. Carl Hast- 
ings Milam, Herbert Putnam, and Mckendree Llewellyn Raney. 

Gift of Mr. Stevenson, 1953-59. 

MS 62-4528 



Wheeler, John Hill, 1806-1882. 

Papers, 1828-82. 

6 ft. (ca. 100 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts from British archives. 

Historian diplomat, and public official. Diaries (1828-32, 1854- 
82). a little correspondence, MS. of the V. S. Treasury Dept Tear- 
book (1868) compiled by Wheeler, MSS. relating to Nicaragua and 
Wheeler's service there, 12 scrapbooks with an index, and other 
papers, including material on North Carolina history, social activi- 
ties in Washington, D. C, politics, statistics, and the William Walker 
filibuster. _ 

• Gift of Woodbury Wheeler, 1900; puchased from Mrs. Thomas L. 
Miller, 1933. 

MS 62-4529 

BeD, John, 1797-1869. 

Papers, 1815-61. 

ca. 120 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Statesman. Correspondence, Bell's speeches, and his reports in the 
V. S. Congress. Includes material on patronage In Tennessee, na- 
tional politics, and Bell's candidacy for President In 1880. Corre- 
spondents include Neill S. Brown. Frederick S. HeiskelL Washington 
Hunt, and Balie Peyton. 

Also described in the Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1907, 
p. 135-136. 

In large part, purchased from Samuel Yeatman, 1907. 

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Ireland. Parliament. House of Commons. 

Debates. 1776-89. 

82 t. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Verbatim shorthand report of debates (45 v.), together with a 
longhand transcript thereof (37 v.), made by or for Sir Henry 
Cavendish. 

I»urchased ca. 1876. Formerly in the possession of the Stamp 
Office, Dublin, and of W. McC. Torrens, MP. 

MS 62-4531 



Cruikshnnk, Robert. 

Business records, 1827-31. 

2v. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Book dealer, of Georgetown, D. C. Letter book (1827-29) contain- 
ing letters and orders to dealers In Baltimore, Philadelphia, New 
York, Hartford, and Boston; and daybook (1827-81) 

Purchased from Etta Louise Taggart, 1915. 

MS 62-4532 



Ainsworth, Frederick Crayton, 1852-1934. 

Correspondence, 1901-28. 

225 Items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer. Letters relating mainly to smokeless powder, in- 
vestigations of rifle bore corrosion, and a new or improved composi- 
tion for the cleaning and lubricating of gun and rifle barrels. Corre- 
spondents Include Edward Cathcart Crossman (b. 1881) and Arno 
Carl Fleldner (b. 1881) 

Bequest of Mr. Ainsworth, 1998. 

MS 62-4533 



Dixon, Edward. 

Business records, 1743-96. 

7ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Merchant Ledgers, daybooks, journal, waste books, blacksmith's 
accounts and ledger, and miscellaneous accounts, showing the trans- 
actions of Dixon's store at Port Royal, Va., and giving information 
on current prices, the movement of trade, the character of exports and 
imports, and the articles consumed on Virginia plantations 

Purchased from Richard T. Pratt, 191L 

MS 62-4534 



Bead, Thomas. 

Business records, 1794-1811. 

3v. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Ledgers and account books of a general merchant of Georgetown. 
D. C. Includes lists of notes taken from the ledgers, giving names, 
dates and occupations of early residents of the District of Columbia 
and Montgomery Co., Md. 

Purchased from James F. Meegan, 1912. 

MS 62-4535 



Bates, Edward, 1793-1869. 

Papers, 1859-66. 

70 items and 5 v. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, State legislator, TJ. s. Bepresentatlve from Missouri, and 
U. S. Attorney General. Diaries, miscellaneous newspaper clippings, 
and other papers. Includes memoranda read to President Lincoln's 
cabinet, Bates' Opinion on the admission of West Virginia Into the 
union, and his Statement on the present condition of the country. 

The diaries, edited by Howard K. Beale, are printed In the Ai"»»»i 
report of the American Historical Association (I960) v 4. 

Gift of Helen Nicolay, 1947. 

MS 62-4536 



Boswell (William) & Company, Port Tobacco, Md. 

Records, 1846-61. 

4v. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Journals of accounts of a general merchant 

Gift of Mrs. J. Brace Kremer, 1943. 

MS 62-4537 



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Johnston, William Dawson, 1871-1928. 

Papers, 1900-27. 

6 ft. (ca. 7500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Librarian and historian. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, 
lists, notes, reprints of articles and papers read, notes for a projected 
second volume of Johnston's History of the Library of Congress and 
for his projected College and university libraries, a clipping file and 
photos., on libraries, their subject fields, services, statistics and his- 
tory; and on Johnston's service at Columbia University Library 
(1909-14), St. Paul Public Library (1914-21), and the Library of 
Congress (1900-07, 1926-28). Correspondents include Melvil Dewey, 
Herbert Putnam, and many other prominent librarians 

Gift of Mr. Johnston, 1928. 

MS 62-4538 



Lawrie, Lee Oskar, 1877- 

Papers, 1920-54. 

8 ft. (ca. 5700 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Sculptor. Correspondence, drawings, and other papers, largely re- 
lating to Lawrie's sculptural projects. Much of the correspondence Is 
with Bertram C. Goodhue, with whom Lawrie collaborated. Other 
correspondents include James Earle Fraser, Daniel Chester French, 
Leo Friedlander, Bex Ingram, Michael Lantz, Paul Manship, and 
Adolph A. Weinman. 

Unpublished register In the Library. 

Information on literary rights available In the Library. 

Gift of Mr; Lawrie, 1955. 

MS 62-4539 



Le Gendre, Charles William, 1830-1899. 

Papers, 1866-1892. 

8ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer and diplomat Personal and family correspondence, 
official correspondence, dispatches, and memoranda, relating to iB 
Gendre' s service as consul at Amoy, China (1866-72), and as military 
advisor to Japan and the Kingdom of Korea; an Index of a personal 
library; 4 v. with drawings and photos., describing travels among 
Formosa aborigines; and 42 v, mostly In French, of a work on the 
spread of races, early civilizations, and Asian history. 

Gift of Mrs. William Le Gendre, 1933. 

MS 62-4540 



HaO, Olivia B 

Papers, 1869-1905. 

300 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Suffragette, of Ann Arbor, Mich. Correspondence, photos and 
printed matter, relating to the woman suffrage movement 'Most 
prominent correspondent is Susan B. Anthony 

Gift of Mrs. Frank P. Hixson, 1958. 

MS 62-4541 



Rennie family. 

Papers, 1831-1942. 

627 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (843, 1165) 

Business papers (1831-64) of Joseph Bennle, Virginia seedsman; 
personal correspondence (1852-90) of his wife and daughters; family 
correspondence, sermons, and notes, of his grandson, Joseph Bennle, 
Presbyterian minister. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Acquired, 1944-46. 

MS 62 



Baird, Samuel John, 1817-1893. 

Papers, 1834-92. 

1 ft (6TiO items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Presbyterian clergyman and author, of Newark, Ohio. Corre- 
spondence relating to Presbyterian Church affairs and doctrinal 
questions, the work of the American Bible Society in Va. (1885-75), 
and personal matters of the Baird family. Prominent correspondents 
Include E. T. Baird, Thomas D. Baird, William Logan Baird, B. J 
Breckenridge, George Howe, and William J. B. Taylor. 

Purchased from C. S. Hook, 1910. 

MS 62-4543 



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Kingsbury, Jacob, 1756-1837. 
Papers, 1727-1856. 
ca. lft. (358 items) 
fc In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

r Soldier. Chiefly correspondence but includes deeds and land rec- 

ords of the Hiirtshorn family of Norwich, Conn., military reports, 
memoranda, inventories, garrison- orders, general orders, court- 
martial proceedings, guard mounts at Fort Walcott (1812), counter- 
sign book (1813), and inspection returns (1814). Bulk of the papers 
are of the period 1800^-25. Prominent correspondents include Thomas 
Humphrey Gushing, John Pratt, Horatio Stark, Elisha Tracy, and 
James Wilkinson! 

Described in the Library's Handbook of manuscripts in the Library 
of Congress (1918) p. 211. 

Purchased from George H. Richmond, 1906. 

MS 62-4544 

Pender, William Dorsey, 1834-1863. 

Papers, 1860^63. 

202 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1059) 

Army officer. Letters to his wife written from U. S. Army posts 
(May-Aug. 1860), and from Virginia and North Carolina while serv- 
ing in the Confederate Army (March 1861-June 1863) 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of William C. Pender, 1946. 

MS 62-4545 

Whitaker, Ferdinand Harmon, d. 1896. 

Papers, 1844-96. 
96 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1002) 

Farmer, at Enfield, Halifax Co., N. C. Accounts with cotton 
merchants at Norfolk, Petersburg, and Baltimore; pocket account 
books; Methodist chapel records; correspondence from Whitaker 
family, and from a brother-in-law, Lemuel D'Berry. 
| Unpublished description in the library. 

* Gift of Miss Jewel E. Whitaker, 1945. 

MS 62-4546 

Walker, James Alexander, 1832-190L 

Papers, 1855-1929. 

ca. 300 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (852) 

Confederate Army officer, Virginia State legislator and Lieutenant 
Governor, and U. S. Representative from Virginia. Correspondence 
(1855-58, 1892-1905), speeches, clippings, and typescript of unpub- 
lished biography by Walker's daughter from his notes. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired 1939, 1942. 

MS 62-4547 

National Committee on Atomic Information. 

Records, 1945h18. 

48 ft (ca. 30,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, reports, memoranda, speeches, articles, financial 
papers, filmstrips, photos., motion picture films, and printed or near- 
print material, reflecting the attempts of the committee to promote 
popular understanding of the implications of atomic energy. Corre- 
spondents Include various scientists and organizations. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of the committee through Mrs. Harold A Stone, 1952. 

MS 62-4548 

Young, John Russell, 1841-1899. 
k Papers, 1843-98. 

I 7 ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Journalist, diplomat and librarian. Correspondence (1858-98) 
concerning political and Journalistic matters and a visit of Li Hung- 
chang to the United States ; an autobiography with annotations ; and 
a scrapbook (1843-50). Correspondents include Chester Alan Arthur, 
James Bryce, Salmon Portland Chase, Samuel L. Clemens, Roscoe 
Conkllng, Jay Cooke, Angustin Daly, Charles A Dana, John W. 
Forney, James Abram Garfield, Henry George, Horace Greeley, 
Benjamin Harrison, William McKinley, Edwin Denison Morgan, Carl 
Schurz, Philip Henry Sheridan, William Tecumseh Sherman, Henry 
M. Stanley, Charles Sumner, Henry Watterson, and Andrew D. 
White. The material Is related to the Library's U. S. Grant collection. 

Giftof Mrs. Young and Gordon R. Young, 1924. 

MS 62-4549 



Claiborne, John Francis Hamtramck, 1809-1884. 

Papers, 1818-S5. 

ca. 2 ft (ca. 600 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Representative from Mississippi, editor, and historian. Cor- 
respondence, notes, drafts of speeches and articles, poems, genealogi- 
cal charts, commonplace book (1824), and a volume of autobiograph- 
ical notes (1829). Relates chiefly to politics, land matters, business 
affairs, the military career of his son, Willis Herbert, and Recon- 
struction. The collection Includes commonplace books (1854-57) and 
a diary (1864-65) of his son, Willis Herbert who was a Confederate 
captain and served at the Battles of Vicksburg and Missionary Ridge ; 
also a commonplace book (1867) and a journal (1861-67) of Clai- 
borne's nephew, Henry A. Garrett Principal correspondents are 

A. G. Brown, G. C. Chandler, William M. Gwin, R M. Johnson, James 

B. McRea, John A. Parker, and R J. Walker. , 

Purchased from Alexander Hay, New Orleans, 1917. , 

MS 62455(1 



Children's Crusade for Children. 

Records, 1939-40. 

lift (ca. 7500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, official records, drafts of speeches and articles by 
Dorothy Canfield Fisher and others, clippings concerning the crusade, 
copies of requests to numerous officials for public support, together 
with their answers, and publicity materials used to further the goals 
of the crusade, an organization formed in the winter of 1939-40 by 
Mrs. Henry Seidel Canby and Mrs. Fisher, to aid the war-exiled 
children of Europe by a nation-wide contribution of money from 
American schoolchildren. Correspondents include Marion G. Canby 
(Mrs. Henry Seidel Canby) Mrs. Fisher, Herbert H. Lehman, John 
Herling, and William Allen White. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of the crusade, 1940. 

MS 62-4551 



Burton, George William, 1858-1941. 

Papers, 1908-30. 

1 ft (ca. 200 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Banker, of LaCrosse, Wis. Correspondence with William Howard 
Taft, programs, invitations, souvenirs, and other memorabilia, relat- 
ing to Wisconsin and national politics, Robert M LaFollette, Taff s 
visits to Wisconsin, and other matters. Some of the letters are from 
Wendell W. Mischler, Taft's secretary. 

Gift of R- E. Nietsch, 1942. 

MS 62-4552 



Brown, John, 1800-1859. 

Papers, 1801-1928. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Divisioh. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) and photocopies (positive). 

Abolitionist. Letters, telegrams, documents, photos., clippings, 
and other items, some by John Brown but most of them relating to 
him and to his raid on Harper's Ferry. Most of the collection con- 
sists of letters and telegrams from various Individuals to Gov. Henry 
A. Wise of Virginia (Oct-Dec 1859) 

Gift and purchase, 1910-46. 

MS 62-4553 



Furman, Bess, 1894- 

Papers. 1919-60. 

32 ft (24,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Journalist and author. Relates mainly to the Washington, D. C, 
political scene and covers period dating from her early work on the 
Kearney (Neb.) Daily hub (1918) through her New York Times 
articles (1960). Includes Mss and notes of her published works, 
Washington by-line and White House profile. Correspondents include 
Eleanor Roosevelt Ruth Bryan Owen Rodhe, Bess Truman, Malvina 
Thompson, and Edith Helm. 

Unpublished Teglster in the Library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the Library. 

Gift of Bess Furman Armstrong, 1954, 1962. 

MS 62-4554 



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Griscom, Lloyd Carpenter, 1872-1959. 

Papers. 1898-1951. 

1 ft (900 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Diplomat, lawyer, soldier, politician, and author, of New York City 
and Syosset, Long Island. Contains diaries (1901-21), correspond- 
ence (family and general, 1900-51), memoranda (1907-40), papers 
concerning an Army War College lecture (1940), biographical ma- 
terials, newspaper clippings and broadsides. Mainly related to Qris- 
com's diplomatic career in Persia (1901-02) , Japan (1902-06), and 
Italy (1907-09). Correspondents include Mabel T. Boardman, Arthur 
Meeker, John J. Pershing, Elihu Boot, Francis Lynde Stetson Wesley 
W. Stout, and William Howard Taft 

Gift of Mrs.\Griscom, 1962. 

MS 62-4555 



Morgan, John Tyler, 1824-1907. 

Papers. 1857-1 907. 

10 ft. (9000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Senator from Alabama. Correspondence, holograph drafts 
of speeches and articles, poetry, reports, memoranda, scrapbooks 
photos., and newspaper clippings, mostly dated after 1865. Reflects 
the politics of the period and mirrors Morgan's role In the expansion- 
tat mood of the day. As chairman of the Inter-oceanic and Foreign 
Relations Committees, he pushed the annexation of Cuba and the 
construction of an isthmian canaL Includes information about the 
Bering Sea fisheries dispute, Alabama politics, and bimetallism. Cor- 
respondents include Alvey A. Adee, J. B. Calvo, Lyman E Cooler 
Luis F Corea, Walter Q. Gresham, Charles T. Harvey, Lewis M.' 
?* S*', J?!" 1 ^F' Hinun Hitchcock, A. G. Menocal, William L Merry, 
J. W Miller, Edward P. North, Thomas C. Piatt, and Admiral J. g! 
Walker. 

Unpublished register to the library. 

Gift of Miss Cornelia I. Morgan, 1922. 

MS 62-4556 



Phillips family. 

Papers, 1832-1914. 

9ft (7000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 

Correspondence, letter books, legal record books, journals, dockets, 
notebooks, and an unpublished autobiography of Philip Phillips re- 
lating chiefly to the law practice of Philip Phillips and his son, 
William Hallet Phillips, both of whom practiced before the Supreme 
Court Contains the writings of Philip Phillip's wife, Eugenia, in- 
cluding her journal written while interned during the Cfcil War and 
S..v er £?^ te ' Jacob Olavius Le*y and Fanny Yates Levy ' The 
Philip Phillips papers concern California, the U. S. and Mexican 
Claims Commission, Key West and the slave trade, judicial reform, 
the repeal of the Missouri compromise and the passage of the Kansas- 
Nebraska bill. The William Hallett Phillips papers concern Yellow- 
stone National Park, the lynching at Hahnviile, La., the Cuban In- 
surrectionists, and the rights of the Moki Indians of Arizona. Cor- 
respondents include James B. Campbell, Edmond Strother Dargan, 
John Forsyth, George Wilkins Guthrie, John Marshall Harlan. Wil- 
w a, S-. Ru ,55, Kin8 '. L 0- C. Lamar, John Theodore Ludeling, Joseph 
Medill McCormick, Moses Cohen Mordecai, Richard Olney Hoke 
Smith, Edwin M. Stanton, Alpheus Beede Stickney, and William 
Yerger. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Purchase and deposit, 1910-17; converted to gift, 1945 by P Lee 
Phillips. 

MS 62-4557 



Depew, Chauneey Mitchell, 1834-1928. 

Papers, 1865-1928. 

ca. 150 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Photocopies = (negative) made from originals in George Washington 
University Library. 7 

■ Railroad president, U. S. Senator from New York, author and 
lecturer. Correspondence and newspaper clippings relating to De- 

" ??£>! fSL^S 5 as official of the New York Central Railroad Co. 

(1866-1928), Senator from New York (1899-1911), and orator. Cor- 
- J? s E >n Ji ents inclu<J e Benjamin Harrison, Levi P. Morton, Whltelaw 

Reld, Theodore Roosevelt, and William Howard Taft 
Photocopied by permission, 1337. 

MS 62-4558 



Mann, James Robert, 1856-1922. 

Papers, 1887-1922. 

8ft 

In Library of Congress, Mansucript Division. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Illinois. Mounted nenA 
paper clippings, correspondence, telegrams. Invitations, memorabilia; 
and miscellaneous printed matter, relating to Mann's career in Chi- 
cago politics and as Republican Congressman from Illinois (1897- 
1922). Subjects covered include Chicago River improvement, inter- 
state commerce legislation, the Pure food and drug act (1906), the 
Mann act wood-pulp Investigation (1908-10), Republican congres- 
sional party leadership, and Mann's successful campaigns to win re- 
election. Correspondents Include John Norris, William Howard 
Taft, and James Wilson. 

Gift of Mrs. Mann, 1923. 

MS 62-4559 

Benedict, Harry YandeE, 1869-1937. 

Papers, 1831-ca. 1938. 

13 ft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Professor and university president Correspondence, speeches 
articles, short stories, scrapbooks (1880-93) of Rebecca Fisher 
printed material, biographical data, awards, pictures, and other 
papers. The bulk of the correspondence concerns business of the 
University of Texas during Benedict's service as president Also in- 
cludes material on the Pan American Union, the Fisher family, Texas 
history and education, and religion; and records (1853-82) of the 
Bethany Church of Nacogdoches. Correspondents include John 
Bradley. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gifts of Mr. and Mrs. Benedict and Edward Crane, and deposits of 
the university, 1942-64. ' 

MS 62-4560 

Barnes, James Martin, 1899-1958. 
Papers, 1924-58. 
19 ft (ca. 12,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division ffe 

Lawyer, judge, and U. S. Representative from Illinois. Cor-~ 
respondence, memoranda, scrapbooks, photos., and other papers In- 
cluding extensive material covering Barnes' service as administrative 
assistant to President Franklin D. Roosevelt 1943-45, dealing with 
appointments, patronage, requests of servicemen, and domestic politi- 
cal matters. The scrapbooks and photos, concern his earlier career 
Important correspondents include Chester Bowles, James Forrestal' 
5r I JL? opk ' n . s ' t 71 " 3 ?? Jon nso". Estes Kefauver, Scott Lucas. John 
W. McCormack, Sam Raybum, and Eleanor Roosevelt 
Unpublished register in the Library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the Library 
Information on literary rights available In the Library 
Gift of Phyllis NortraiyWentz, 1960. ^ 

MS 62-4561 

Bates, George Handy, 1845-1916. 

Samoan papers, 1886-89. 

ca. 328 items. 

In University of Delaware Library. 

Lawyer and publicist of Delaware. Documents collected while 
Bates was special investigator of Samoan affairs (1886) and protocols 
and communications collected while he was an American commis- 
sioner to the Berlin Conference on Samoan affairs (1889) Contains 
correspondence of Bates and others with Secretary of State James G 
Blaine. * 

Calendar of the George Handy Bates Samoan papers at the Uni- 
versity of Delaware, comp. by W. D. Lewis, published privately by 
donor in 1942. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Daniel Moore Bates, 1942. 

MS 62-4562 

Blodget, Samuel, 1724-1807. 

Papers, 1758-1813. fl| 

ca. 100 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Merchant, manufacturer, and canal builder. A small amount of 
correspondence; accounts, shares, agreements, lottery tickets drafts 
publicity notices, receipts, and other business papers and forms con- 
cerning Blodget's construction of a canal around Amoskeag Falls on 
the Merrimack River; and two memorandum books containing notes 
and accounts for the lotteries by which Blodget undertook to raise 
funds for the canal. 

Described in Libble's Priced auction catalog for May 28-29, 1918, 

Purchased at C. F. Libbie sale, May 28, 1918, of the library of 
Boswell H. Hassam. 

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Winston, Patrick Henry, 1820-1886. 

Papers. 1848-77. 

100 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (963) 

■Lawyer, State legislator, and planter, of Windsor, N. C. Miscella- 
neous business papers of Winston and others, including cotton ac- 
counts, deeds, receipts, estate of John P. Williams, and correspond- 
ence with exporters of cotton at Norfolk, Va. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of F. S. Spruill, 1945. 

MS 62-4664 



Waksman, Selman Abraham, 1888- 

Papers, 1916-69. 

3 ft. (ca. 1300 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Microbiologist. Correspondence, speeches, articles, and scripts of 
radio programs on which Waksman appeared. Correspondence re- 
lates to Waksman's early studies at Rutgers University, his graduate 
work at the University of California, and his return to Rutgers In 
1918 as a lecturer in soil microbiology. Correspondents include Paul 
Kufus Burkholder, Bene Jules Dubos, Sir Alexander Fleming, and 
George Wilhelm Merck. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Dr. Waksman, 1960-61. 

MS 62-4665 



Porter, Eunice R collector. 

Papers. 

ca. 600 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Genealogist Correspondence, copies of wills, Bible and tombstone 
records, genealogical notes, biographical sketches, memorandum 
books, and printed matter. Much of the correspondence relates to 
genealogical research on the God, Gray, Hewitt, Johnston, Porter, 
and allied families of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Penn- 
sylvania. 

Gift of Mrs. A. K. Harper, 1958. 

MS 62-4566 



Davidson, Samuel, d. 1810. 

Papers, 1780-181'0. 

260 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Merchant of Georgetown, D. C. Business and personal oorres- 
spondence, daybook, and ledger of accounts. Includes material relat- 
ing to changes made in Pierre LTBnfant's manuscript plan of the 
President's Square which Davidson, who owned land nearby, claimed 
had marred the Federal city's beauty and lowered property values. 
Correspondents Include District Commissioners, L'Enfant, Jefferson, 
and Washington. 

Gift of Luther M. Cornwall, 1921 ■ purchase from George S. Mac- 
Manns, 1936 ; and bequest of Lucy Bradley, 1955. 

MS 62-4567 



Burch, Samuel. 

Papers, 1775-1865. 

2 ft (ca. 1200 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer. Correspondence, bills, accounts, papers on estates and 
claims handled by Burch, and printed matter. Includes material on 
the settlement of the estate of John Craig and the lawsuit of Henri- 
etta Burgess during the period 1796-1841, the estates of Henry M. 
Wilson and heirs (1811-29) and of Offa Wilson (1825-44), the claims 
of Horatio Alden and wife for payments due to Silas Deane for diplo- 
matic services, the claims of the heirs of Baron Jean de Kalb for his 
military services in the Revolution, and the long service of Burch as 
a clerk in the V. S. House of Representatives. 

Gift of Franklin B. Pedrick, 1948. 

MS 62-4568 



Birney, James Gillespie, 1792-1857. 

Papers,1830-50. 

14 Items, 4 v., and 1 reel of microfilm (negative) • 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Anti-slavery leader. Diaries ( 1830, 1834, and 1840-50) , notebook, 
and correspondence (1834-85) mainly from Birney to Theodore D. 
Weld and Gerrit Smith. Relates to slavery, abolition, African coloni- 
zation, emancipation, and politics of the period. The microfilm, made 
from papers in the Library's Birney, Elizur Wright, and American 
Colonization Society collections, consists of letters from Blmey to 
Ralph Randolph Gnrley, Gerrit Smith, Theodore D. Weld, Elizur 
Wright and others. 

Described In Annual report of the Librarian of Congress, 1931-82, 
p. 41-12. 

Deposited by Dion C Birney, 1932 ; converted to gift, 1958. 

MS 62-4569 



This number not used: MS 62-4570 



Blair & Rives, W ashington, D. C. 

Records, 1815-99. 

2 ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Some business papers, speeches, and printed matter, but chiefly 
letters received, ' in the 1830's and 1840*6, by the printing firm of 
Blair & Rives (Francis P. Blair, Sr. and John C. Rives), which Issued 
the Globe, a Washington newspaper, and the Congressional globe. 
Letters relate to national politics, Congress's selection of printers, 
the rechartering of the United States Bank, publication of the Con- 
gressional globe, policies of the editors of the United States telegraph 
and the National Intelligencer, and other topics. Correspondents 
include Blair, John R. Church, Godfrey M. Fogg, John C. Harris, and 
Andrew Jackson. 

Purchase by J. T. Meegan, 1921. 

MS 62-4571 



Beecher, Henry Ward, 1813-1887. 

Papers, 1836-86. 

9 ft (ca. 5400 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Clergyman. Mainly drafts of sermons (1837-86), together with 
correspondence (ca. 25 Items, 1836-85, Including 4 letters by 
Beecher) ; notes for speeches and lectures ; seminary notes (1836) ; 
notebooks (1843-48) ; MS. and galley proof of his work Life of 
Jesus the Christ ; clippings, and scrapbooks. Principal correspondent 
Is Henry G. Bowen. 

Unpublished register In the Library. 

Gift of Anne Beecher Scovtlle and Mrs. M: V. Delgado, 1944-52. 

MS 62-4572 



Barber, George Ware, 1890-1948. 

Papers, 1929-48. 

6 ft (ca. 6600 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Entomologist Correspondence (ca. 600 pieces, 1929-48), notes, 
reports, and other writings concerning Barber's study of the Euro- 
pean com borer and the earworm. Principal correspondents Include 
F. F. Dicke and C. M. Packard. 

Gift of Mrs. Barber, 1958. 

MS 62-4573 



Associated Survivors of the Sixth U. S. Army Corps. 

Records, 1883-1930. 

ca. 250 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence (1915-30). constitution, minutes of meetings 
(1895-1915), list of members, financial records (1893-1926), programs 
and announcements of reunions and ceremonies, and miscellaneous 
notes. Concerns reunion plans (especially 1915 X and other association 
activities. Includes minutes of meetings (1883-92) and member list 
of the District of Columbia Association of Ex-Union Prisoners of 
War. Correspondents Include John M. Kline, John McElroy, and 
William J. Wray. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Gift of John M. Kline, 1933. 

MS 62-4574 



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Andrews, Frank Maxwell, 1884H943. 

Papers, 1920-42. 

8 ft. (ca. 5300 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Air Force officer. Correspondence, financial records, Andrews' 
military service record and flight record, reports and memoranda, 
speeches, articles, and newspaper clippings. Bnlk of the collection 
(1935-42) relates to the organization and administration of the air 
and of the War Dept and operations of the Caribbean Defense Com- 
mand at the beginning of World War n. Correspondents include 
Henry H. Arnold, Lawrence D. Bell, Gerald C. Brant George H. 
Brett, James E. Chaney, Benjamin D Falois, Louis Johnson, George 
C. Kenny, Hugh J. Knerr, Frank D. Lachland, Arthur Bliss Lane, 
Boaz Long, Leslie J. McNair, George C. Marshall, Henry C. Pratt, 
Augustine W. Robins, Alexander de Seversky, Carl Spaatz, Ealph 
Talbot, Jr., Walter R. Weaver, Oscar Westover, and Burdett S 
Wright 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 

Gift of Mrs. Andrevrs,"lM9. 

MS 62-4575 



Jessnp, Philip Caryl, 1897- 

Papers, 1902- 

125 ft. (ca. 83,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Jurist and diplomat. Correspondence, reports and memoranda, 
MSS. of books, articles, and speeches, and newspaper clippings. Bulk 
of the papers is of the period 1025-55. Concerns Jessup's work with 
the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, his career as 
teacher at Colombia University, his membership in the Institute of 
Pacific Relations, his service in the Dept of State Including his work 
as representative and delegate to the United Nations, his biography 
of EUhu Boot, and his lifelong interest in International law and 
diplomacy. Correspondents include Dean Acheson, Edwin H. Borch- 
ard, Nicholas Murray Butler, Frederic R. Coudert, Francis Deafc 
Allen Dulles, George A. Finch, Green H. Hackworth, Manley O 
Hudson, John Bassett Moore, Lindsay Rogers, James T Shotwell 
Frederic C. Smedley, and Henry M. Wriston. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the Library 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 

Gift of Mr. Jessup, 1960. 

MS 62-4576 

Howe, Jnlia (Ward) 1819-1910. 

Papers, 1861-1917. 

2 ft (ca. 1500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, 

Author and reformer. About 30 items of correspondence, together 
with addresses, articles, lectures, poems, sermons, and other writings 
by Mrs. Howe, on such subjects as religion, nature, literature politics, 
suffrage, the Negro, education, and social work. Part of the material 
is in the hand of an amanuensis. 

Gift of Maud Howe Elliott and Mary Lieber, 1937-50. 

MS 62-4577 



Gorgas, William Crawford, 1854-1920. 

Papers, 1885-1919. 

18 ft (ca, 12,000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
_ Army medical officer. Correspondence, reports, addresses, articles, 
nnancial and miscellaneous records, medical papers, charts, clippings 
photos, and printed matter, dealing primarily with the fight against 
yellow fever In Cuba and Panama, with an especially large number of 
Papers *£?m the years 1904-13. Correspondents include Henry Rose 
Carter, William M. Doughty, Carlos J. Finlay, and William W Keen. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 

Deposited by Mrs. Gorgas, 1921 ; converted to gift by Mrs. Alleen G. 
wrigntson, 1947. 

MS 62-4578 



Aero Clnb of Washington, D. C. 

Records, 1909-21. 

150 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Records of the secretary-treasurer, including record books financial 
statements, membership lists, and approximately 50 pieces 'of corre- 
spondence, all spanning the years 1909-2L with the major portion 
falling within the period 1909-12. 

Gift. 

MS 62-4579 



McElroy, Robert McNatt, 1872-1959. 

Papers, ca. 1909-24. 

lift (ca. 5700 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Editor and author. Correspondence; the MS. of McElroy's book, 
Grover Cleveland: the man and the statesman, notes for the book, a 
list of sources, and copies of Cleveland letters ; lecture notes, speeches, 
memoranda, printed matter, and a scrapbook of clippings. Papers re- 
late chiefly to McElroy's work as educational director of the National 
Security League, professor of American history at Princeton Univer- 
sity, active supporter of General Leonard Wood for the Republican 
nomination for the Presidency in 1920. and later of Warren G. Hard- 
tog; and especially to his work as the official biographer of Grover 
Cleveland. Approximately 2000 pieces of correspondence date from 
1913-24, covering with some detail the years 1918-21. Correspondence 
of 1922-24 relates to the 90 collections of Cleveland letters which Mc- 
Elroy assembled and later presented to the Library of Congress. 
Correspondents include James Gibbons, Warren G. Harding, Arthur 
W. Page, Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, Jr. (formerly Mrs. Cleveland), 
George Haven Putnam, and Leonard Wood. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 

Acquired 1924 (7) and 1932 from Dr. McElroy. 

MS 62-4580 

Moore, Charles, 1855-1942. 

Papers, 1858-1937. 

8 ft (GOOO items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Author and art historian. Correspondence, letter books, date books 
notes, articles, speeches, picture post cards, photos., and newspaper 
clippings. The bulk dates after 1900 and relates to the Plan of 1901 
for Washington, D. C, the restoration of the White House in 1902-03, 
the Washington, D. C, Park Commission, the National Fine Arts' 
Commission, and American architecture. Includes correspondence of 
TJ. S. Presidents and their wives, from Grover Cleveland to Franklin 
D. Roosevelt. Correspondents include Lord and Lady Charnwood, 
Daniel Chester French, Cass Gilbert, J. J. Jusserand, William Mitchell 
Kendall, Charles F. McKlm, James McMillan, Frederick Law Olmsted, 
Elihu Root and Egerton Swartwout.The material is related to the 
Library's Charles Follen McKlm collection. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

61ft of Mr. Moore, 1018-40. 

MS 62-4581 
Allen, William A H 

Papers, 1863-84. 

2 ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Naval officer and engineer. Journals, essays, photos., sketches and 
illustrations describing Allen's duties while on blockade duty during 
the Civil War, while serving on ships in the Mediterranean, Indian, 
and Pacific Oceans, and at stations on the east and west coasts of 
the U. S. and in Europe. Contains descriptions of Malaya, Singapore, 
China, Japan, Peru, Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt 

Gift of Mrs. William Hill Steehle. 1952. 

MS 62-4582 
Dahlgren, John Adolphns Bernard, 1809-1870. 

Papers, 1824-89. 

13 ft (10.000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, 

Naval officer and author. Correspondence, reports, notes, memo- 
randa, notebooks, mathematical calculations and charts, letter books, 
designs, drawings, and logbooks, relating to Dahlgren's development 
of ordnance for the U. S. Navy and as Chief of the Bureau of 
Ordnance. Important items include correspondence with his son, 
Ulric, journals of cruises as midshipman, and logbooks kept during 
Clvu War service In the South Atlantic Correspondents Include 
Samuel Francis DuPont, Andrew Hull Foote, Gnstavus Tox and 
Gideon Welles. 

Described in List of manuscript collections received in the Library 
of Congress, July 1931 to July 1938, comp. by C. Percy Powell (1889) 

Unpublished register In the Library. 

Purchased from Jogiah Pierce and the Carnegie Book Shop, lflSl, 
ISStf. 

MS62-4588 

Citizens' Joint Committee on National Representation for 
the District of Columbia. 

Records, 1960-61. 

3 ft (ca. 2100 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence with members of Congress, .chiefly members of 
the House Judiciary Committee and tne Rules Committee; records 
of congressional hearings; publicity materials; lists of local groups 
backing the 23d amendment to the Constitution ; and fl file by State 
showing contacts made by the committee with leaders of the various 
State Legislatures. 

Gift of the committee, 1961. 

MS 62-4584 



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Dickinson, Charles Monroe, 1842-1924. 

Papers. 1897-1023. 

1 ft. (ca. 1000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 
,,J^ZT'J Klit0r V. nnd ai P lomat Correspondence, writings, remi- 
niscenses biographical material, clippings, passports photos, and 

JS2L .*!? "f^" 1 ^"" 63 t0 Dickinson's activities as diplomatic 
SK5T S£l TC 'J 897 " 1 * 08 ! -!■> -Turkey and Bulgaria, parrTcularly wn- 
$2255. JFf ? ton ^ a missionary carried off by brigands near the 
ESEJ ^S 8 ?^ ^JS,. 1 " ""^ and investigations of Thomas tt 
S^SS , and 1 Se lai Merrill, consuls in Smyrna and Jerusalem, rJ 
spectlvely. Also includes material on legal cases 

Deposit of Mrs. Dickinson, 1983, converted to gift, 1957. 

MS 62-4585 

Abeel, James. 

Correspondence, 1778-80. 
5 items and It. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 
Howard a Gre2!e tOCOPleS (p0S ' tiTe) of or * ,nalls m tte Passion of 

wr^fI 0l ^M? ar I k £? ny offl f er - A b00k of lett «8 to other officers 
S.^5a ^S- A S^ SJ" 1 S ^^ Q^rtermaster, in Beading: 

i_ copies of 5 letters from Nathanael Greene. 
^^Purchase from Merwin Clayton Sale. 1913 ; gift of Howard Greene, 

MS 62-4586 

Chaili£-Long, Charles, 1842-1917. 

Papers. 1869-1918. 

2 ft. (en. 400 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 
«m~ ld t«;,2 pl0rer 'K and di P ,omat - Personal and official correspond- 
2^. ™ ClW ' 8 P« eche8 - "e^ clippings, scrapbook. awards, commis- 
Jll L^* 8 ; ""'."S*^, concerning Cbaille-Long's exploration of 
^?S2l e ". 0f «2!l t N 2 e - nia serTice " ^^ of "tiff to Charles 
{^/w^fi 11 F 8 ^ *!? aWiTitle9 " acting U. S. consul general 
to Alexandria during the bombardment by the British In 1882. and 
African and Korean geography. ^^ 

Gift of Mrs. C. A. Swann Sinclair, 1920. 

MS 62-4587 

Fink, Albert, 1827-1897. 

Papery, 1850-93. 

75 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
in.rS.JK™' Md oPe™' 01 -- D «fts of unpublished papers on 
™°>h 7, 1,r ?. a bridge contraction and on the Baltimore and OWoRail- 

work in rnTZSliSi 1850) : IF rintS ^ ^""PWets reflecting Pink* 
32? £ t post-bellum period as a railroad engineer and manager 
SSL.M L P ulsv "e.* Nashville Railroad, the Southern RailwaT* 
Steamship Association, and the Trunk Line Association (N Y ) - 

d ^^SH anrt ^ , , Cin ?'v <> *i rid8e *** "»"»<> construction projects 
supervised or designed by Fink, as well as sketches of his designer 
the Louisville, Ky., courthouse (ca. 1859) »=»■*■■ « 

(lMlTTToi.' 11 EUen Fink M ' lton ' 8 A Wography of Albert Fink 

Gift of Mia David M. MUton, 1984. 

MS 62-4588 

Dewey, George, 1837-1917. 

Papers, 1820-1919. 

36 ft (en. 25,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 
taJv^iLSST Correspondence, letter books, diaries. Journal, mlll- 
maTemwWO^fs-iVI 1 Pflf^.scrapoooka, and photS Butt if tie 
S tte Vir^? 12 Sf'l*".^"^ 8 careex as naTal commander 
B.fiiL » », m 'n™ the Spanish-American War, particularly the 
Battle of Manila Bay; his service as admiral and president of tht 
General Board of the Navy (1899-1917), president T the SchlCT 
^ rt „° f ^lFJ im) and Oommanoer-in-ChiTf of the wite? 
maneuvers of the Navy (1902-oS). Spanish-American WaT material 
tadute letters from O. F. Williams, iZrica^s^lnjSlan™ an^ 

^•S^' 1 "? ^^Jf* 1 ^ 'V**) °y Commander Nathan Sargent 
fitted Admiral Dewey and the Manila campaign. CorresDondlnB 
taclude Charles J. Bonaparte, William E. ChandleT GeorgeT^wS 
£o£ George Creel, Josephus Daniels, GrenrMe 1L b5geTjohn Eto 

Mo^v ^^i 01 ^ ^ A1£red Thayer Mah^wS^airi: 
Moody, Paul Morton, Truman H. Newberry, Redfleld Proctor Theo- 
dore Roosevelt, Elihu Boot, and O. F. Williams. ' 

Unpublished register In the Library 

Information on literary rights available In the library 

Gift of George G. Dewey, 1933-52. 

MS 62-4589 



Clinch, Duncan Lamont, 1787-1849. 

Papers, 1834-59. 

4 v. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Soldier and Georgia planter. Two letter copybooks (1834-36) 
order book ,US34-36), and ledger (1839) listing slaves at Clinch's 
plantation, The Refuge, ami their dollar value. Mainly Clinch's 
letters anil orders when he conimnnded American forces at Fort King 
and other Morida fortifications during the Seminole War (1834-36) 
to reflecting concern over depredations committed by Indians and 
Negroes, inadequate reinforcements, supplies, arms, and naval sun- 
port Includes copies of letters and orders of Edmund Pendleton 
Gaines, James Gadsden, Robert P. Smith, and Charles M. Thurston 
c££2%UB) < £ e 64 HaDdbook ot manuscripts in the Library of 

Gift of Mrs. James M. Lawton, 1917. 

MS 62-4590 



Babine. Alexis Vasil'evich, 1866-1930. 

Papers, 1901-30. 

2 ft. (ca. 1200 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Librarian, teacher, and author. Correspondence- lectures and m-h 
SfflSmSSV 1 ? Boh ^ rt »»: «* »-S« M^of SoSe's histS: 
£J£* Un ? ted 8t * t F : notes and typescript of a Journal (1917-22) re- 
cording his experiences during the Russian revolution as superin- 
tendent of schools for the Vologda Territory, as Instructor blithe 
University of Saratov, and assistant to the An^tam^Slon taMos^ 
^£L tran ?" tlons of sl ! ort stories '' "Of 8 - notebooks, diplomat 
S^w^ a il P ^ K>ns - *?cl noes MS. and typewritteTcopi^ofi 
play We the people by Harold. Anson. Most of the material li taEng- 

Acquired chiefly as a bequest of Babine's estate, W31, 1937 last 

MS 62-4591 



Usher, Albert Kenrick, 1856-1948 

Papers, 1827-1957. 

24 ft (ca. 17,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
«•!» tS^fLf" 1 ^ Dth - or - Correspondence, letter books, diaries, am- 
cles and speeches, family papers, field notes and records, memoranda, 
reports, drawings; tabuographic cards on birds, plants, and animal? 
£ a S^,!7.f P * ><>kS • ^'SS^Pfo^PP 10 * 5 - P h <*os~ an" Printed matter' 
2Sfh?wSE* D " P ?* 'i 8 ? 7 "! 948 ' relates to Dr. Fisher's activities a?an 
?Sn k. 7^? ^ d Tcrt ebrate zoologist, the Death Talley Expedition of 
M91, biological surveys In California, Nevada, ArfzonaTerrTtorv fm- 
cludlng New Mexico), Utah, and^ortions of ttS^^er^State 
(1892-98), the Harriman Expedition to Alaska in 1899, the Plnebot 
South Sea Expedition In 1929, the V. S. Biological Survey In the 
uept. of Agriculture, the American Ornithologists' Union of which 
Fisher was a founder and president, the Washington Biologists' Field 
Club on Plummer-s Island In the Potomac River, and Fisher's flght 
for game laws and conservation. Family papers Include those of 
Fishers son, Walter Kenrick Fisher (1878-195S), naturalist and 
artist, and his wife, Anne Benson Fisher (h. 1898), author. Two- 
tnirus or the collection Is correspondence, mainly from scientists and 
conservationists. , Correspondents Include Frank Cha pman tools 
Agassiz Fuertes, Ben T. Lilly. Edgar A. Mearns, C. Hart Merrlam, 
Glfford Pinchot, Robert Rldgway, Witmer Stone, and Alexander 
wetmore. Material Is related to the Library's Qifford Pinchot Edgar 
A. Mearns, and C. Hart Merriam collections. 

Unpublished register in the Library. Also described in the Li- 
brary's Quarterly Journal of current acquisitions, v. 13, no 3 (May 
1956) p. 16% and v. 18, no. 3 (May 1961) p. 140 ; and In the Library's 
Information bulletin, v. 15. no. IS (Mar. 28, 1956) p. 151. 

Gift of Mrs. Walter K. Fisher, 1955-60. 

MS 62-4592 



Kent family. 

Kent-Barnard familv papers, ca. 1785-1928 

ca. 3 f t 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 
„.,if^ er i,! 17 l?"l 9 ?? ) : Wosrapnieal and genealogical material com- 
piled by EUa Kent Barnard (for the most part m preparation of her 
three works. Letters and other papers of Daniel Kent emigrant and 
Uf^^SSiT 1 5?f ly MsJ tt>y; <"><J Dorothy Payne, Quakeress) • a 
d o^oi^ ) » a I? ibnt ? d rJl. Henr7 a Kent: dlari es (1905-10, 1912, 
1923-24) of Patience Webster Kent wife of Henry; Joseon KentS 
"Memorandum of my Journey to the West" (1847) ; EUaKent Bar- 
nard's "Some childish recollections" (1928) ; business papers of Dan- 
iel Kent (1814-18), of Joseph Kent (1829-35)VofPennsS^ Month! 



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Kent family. Kent-Barnard family papers, ca. 1785-1928. 
(Continued) 

ly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (1854-68), and of John 
Barnard (1855) ; miscellaneous writings including notes on "The rise 
of Swarthmore" by Isabella Tyson : verse by various authors, Includ- 
ing Daniel Kent; autograph books, a piece book, arithmetic work- 
books, maps, and minutes, constitution and list of members of the 
Upper Oxford or Pennsgrove Soldiers' Aid Society (1862-83). Corre- 
spondents include Mary Anna Kent Barnard, Cyrus Griest Henry S. 
Kent, Joseph Kent, and Patience Webster Kent. 
Checklist and card index in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Ella Kent Barnard and Annie Broomell Harlan, 1825-32. 

MS 62-4503 

Fletcher, Henry Prather, 1879-1959. 

Paper*. 1808-1958. 

9 ft. (csi. KiOO items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Diplomat. Correspondence, diary (191a, i(>25-2«i). letter book 
(1896-39), speeches and articles,' a scrapbook, photos., clippings, 
memorabilia, and other papers. Correspondence covers the span of 
Fletcher's career from his enlistment in the Bough Biders during the 
Spanisb-American War through his service as a special adviser to the 
Secretary of State on post-war problems and plans, 1944-45, and con- 
tains material on his diplomatic service, 1902-29, at Havana, Peking, 
Lisbon, Santiago (Chile), Mexico City, Brussels, and Borne, his term 
as Under Secretary of State, 1921-22, and his participation in the 
Fifth and Sixth Pan-American Conferences. A relatively small 
amount of correspondence for the years 1946-58 deals chiefly with the 
affairs of the Republican Party. Special correspondence includes a 
number of letters (1918-39) from Fletcher to bis wife, Beatrice Bend 
Fletcher, and 34 letters (1920-23) from Warren G. Harding. Other 
correspondents Include William Jennings Bryan, Calvin Coolidge, 
Joseph C. Grew, Herbert Hoover, Edward M. House, Charles Evans 
Hughes, Frank B. Kellogg, Frank Knox, Alfred M. Landon, Robert 
Lansing, Henry Cabot Lodge, John Bassett Moore, Benito Mussolini, 
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Wlllard Straight, Robert A. Taft, and William 
Howard Taft 

Unpublished register in the Library. Also described in the Li- 
brary's Quarterly journal of current acquisitions, v. 18, no. 3 (May 
1961) p. 138-1S9. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary, rights available In the library. 
Bequest, received in I960. 

MS 62-4594 

Biddle, George, 1885- 

Papers, 1899-1960. 

7 ft (2300 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Painter, sculptor, and public official. General and family corre- 
spondence, drafts, and printed copies of speeches and articles, sketch- 
books (1930-59), scrapbooks of personal clippings, announcements 
of exhibits, and reviews of Biddle's books, relating chiefly to his 
place in American art, his work in behalf of Federal support of art 
and of the Federal Art Project (1933). Includes material about his 
murals for the Mexican Supreme Court Building, the War Dept Art 
Committee, his activities as artist-correspondent in the North Afri- 
can and Italian theaters of operation in World War n and at the 
Nuremberg war crimes trials. Prominent correspondents include 
Thomas H. Benton, Van Wyck Brooks, William C. Bullitt, Mary 
Cassatt Stuart Chase, Babette Deutseh, George Gross, Rockwell 
Kent, Ynsuo Kuniyoshi. Grace Moore, Lewis Muniforrt, Boardman 
Robinson, Edward B. Sheldon, Maurice Sterne, John H. Wheelock, 
Endicott Penbody, Margherita Sarfatti, Raphael Soyer, Saul Stein- 
berg, Homer Saint-Gaudens, Albert Tarchiani, Henry V. Poor, Max 
Weber, Edward Weeks, and William Zorach. Family correspondents 
lnclnde Frances Robinson Biddle. and George Biddle's brother, Fran- 
cis, wives, Nancy Coleman, Jane Belo, and Helene Sardeau, and son, 
Michael John. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Part of the collection is closed to investigators. 

Gift of Mr. Biddle, 1960-61. 

MS 62-4595 

Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe, 1793-1864. 

Papers, 1806-75. 

29 ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Ethnologist and geologist. Correspondence, diaries, journals, offi- 
cial records, account books, bills, receipts, poetry, indices, scientific 
and literary memoranda, travel and genealogical notes, commonplace 
books, maps, drawings, memorabilia, clippings, and printed matter. 
Bulk of the material relates to mineralogy and to Indian affairs and 
reflects Schoolcraft's work as explorer in the mineral regions of 
Arkansas, Missouri, the Upper Mississippi, and Lake Superior, and 
as glasB manufacturer, T n^'*m agent, and superintendent of Indian 
affairs In Michigan. Includes the claims of the U. S. against him as 



Indian agent and his counter defense, and his studies on American 
Indians at the Smithsonian Institution. Some of the papers relate to 
Lewis Cass. Schoolcraft's voluminous notes and memoranda con- 
cerning his scientific and literary writings contain' part of his 
"Objibqa" vocabulary, his "Muzziniegun," notes on Indian history, 
language, mythology, and maxims, his projected Indian encyclopedia, 
and his studies on ethnology, poetry, and other subjects. Papers of 
other persons include the MS. of the Indian novel Eoneguiski, or the 
Cherokee chief,. by Robert Strange, papers of Schoolcraft's wives, 
Jane Johnston and Mary Howard, of his father, Lawrence School- 
craft, and his father-in-law, John Johnston. Correspondents include 
Moses and Stephen Austin, Ramsay Crooks, James D. Doty, George 

Gibbs, Douglass Houghton, Jobn H. Howard, George Johnston, Lucius 
Lyon, William McMurray, John L. O'SulIivan, Theodore Romeyn, 
Buckingham Smith, John Torrey, Charles C. Trowbridge, and Henry 
Whiting. 

Described in Handbook of manuscripts in the Library of Congress 
(1918) p. 357-359. 

In part, acquired from Mrs. Schoolcraft ; in part, transferred from 
the Smithsonian Institution, ca. 1897-1942. 

MS 62-4596 



Taft, William Howard, Pres. U. S-, 1857-1930. 

Papers, 1810-1930. 

ca 780 ft (ca. 500,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Personal papers consisting of letters received, copies of letters 
sent, speeches and addresses, family papers and letters, biographer's 
papers, and 219 v. of letter press copybooks (1890-1920). Includes 
papers of Taft's father, Alphonso Taft (1810-1891), Secretary of 
War (1876), Attorney General (1876-77), Minister to Austria-Hun- 
gary (1882-84), and to Russia (1884-85). Correspondents include 
Nelson W. Aldrich, Chester A. Arthur, Robert Bacon, Richard A. 
Ballinger, Albert J. Beveridge, Mabel Boardman, Joseph L. Bristow, 
James Bryce, Nicholas Murray Butler, Archibald Butt, Joseph G. 
Cannon, Fred W. Carpenter, George B. Cortelyou, Charles Curtis, 
John A. Dix, Charles W. Fairbanks, John Hays Hammond, Myron T. 
Herrick, Charles E. Hughes, Robert U. Johnson, Walter Johnson, 
Frank B. Kellogg, Philander C. Knox, Robert T. Lincoln, Henry C. 
Lodge, William EL Moody, Francis G. Newlands, Charles D. Norton, 
John J. Pershing, Gifford Pinchot, Whitelaw Reid, Theodore Roose- 
velt, Elihu Root, James S. Sherman, Henry L. Stimson, Nathan 
Straus, Oscar S. Straus, Robert A. Taft, Willis Van Devanter, Booker 
T. Washington, Edward D. White, George W. Wickersham, James 
Wilson, Woodrow Wilson, and Luke E. Wright 

Indexes in the Library. 

Described in the Library's Quarterly journal of current acqui- 
sitions, v. 15, no. 1 (Nov. 1957) p. 1-lL 

Deposited by W. H. Taft 1919-29; gift of Robert A. Taft Helen 
Taft Manning, and Charles P. Taft, 1952, 

MS 62-4597 



Bartlett, Paul Wayland, 1865-1925. 

Papers, 1887-1949. 

31 ft. (15,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Mannscript Division. 

Sculptor. Correspondence, lecture notes, speeches, sketches, and 
blueprints, revealing Bartlett's negotiations, contracts, manner of 
selecting materials, problems and methods of work, and discussions 
with other sculptors, architects, artists, and craftsmen. Separate 
flies concern Bartlett's statue of Lafayette, the pediment of the 
House wing of the Capitol, his figures of Michelangelo and Columbus 
in the Library of Congress, and others. Correspondents include 
Chester Beach, Poultney Bigelow, Karl Bitter, John M. Carrere, 
Cyrus E. Dallin, and Grover A. Whalen. A small group of letters 
received by Bartlett's father, Truman Howe Bartlett, includes letters 
from Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Emmanuel Fremiet Jean Francois 
Millet Augusts Rodin, and Olin L. Warner. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Armlstead Peter, 3d, 1958-61. 

MS 62-4596 



Chase, Salmon Portland, 1808-1873. 

Papers, 1755-1874. 

25 ft (ca. 20,000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Statesman, Secretary of the Treasury, and Chief Justice of the 
U. S. Correspondence, letter books, memoranda, notes, journals, 
diaries, account books, common place book, and other material, dating 
mostly between 1810 and 1874. Material relates to period spent in 
Washington, D. C where Chase conducted a classical school for boys 
and where he studied law under William Wirt; his years in Cincin- 
nati as a practicing attorney; his service as U. S. Senator and 
Governor of Ohio; and as Secretary of the Treasury and Chief 
Justice of the U. S. Family correspondents Include his brother, 
William; his daughter, Katherine Chase Sprague, and her husband, 
William Sprague; and Chase's nephew, James Ralston Skinner. 



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Papers, 1755-1874. 



Chase, Salmon Portland, 1808-1873. 

(Continued) 

Other correspondents include Charles L. Alexander William Alex- 
ander Dan el Ammen, John W. Andrews? Jan^M LhTey MarS^t 
%&J*T** J*""- J 1 "™* Ball. Dwi S" BanlsTe* jamef G 
Birney, John Conness, Cassius Marcellus Clav, George T Dexter 
RutSjfo'Tk K ichard F uller, J^es A. GarfikdHosh£ SS£ 
Rutherford B Hayes, Hinton R Helper, Charles R. Miller Simeon 
Nash, George Opdyke. Richard C. Parens, J. W^Schuctes Charted 
Sumner James Wickes Taylor, and Bradford R. Woods ' 

tJ^T indei . in the .Library. The Journal (July-Oct 1882) and 255 
SSS (^2) r "' "* American Historical ASSaJoni iSnS 

'art^^SS^^g - Bq8hneU Han; 1923 ' ,r0m ^^ 

MS 62-4599 



Lamont, Daniel Scott, 1851-1905. 

Papers, ca. 1865-1905. 

25 ft (17,500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 

Financier, Secretary of War, and private secretary to President 
£i?Z! r ,2 IeTeland - Correspondence, letter books, copies of telegrams, 
drafts of speeches and memoranda, financial papers, scrapbooks of 
cuppings, photos., and memorabilia, relating to his political and 
financial interests and reflecting his friendly relationship with Presi- 

2?iJ? el S! n ?- £ S" 'I*** 8 ln "» 1860 ' s - whll « La»o"t was a 
student at Union College, Schenectady, N. Y., reveal an early interest 

S*P°i!? 1C "; "^P* 1 *,.*""* from the 1880s and 1870's, relate to his 
activities in New lorfc State Democratic politics. Contains holS 
fJSX ,5 einoran , da of conversations between Cleveland and Lamont 

(1892-93) and letters from President and Mrs. Cleveland to Mr and 
Mre Lamont (1886-1906). Papers after Ijimonfs Cabinet service 
deal with his financial interests, especially his work as vice-president 
or the Northern Pacific Railway Company and as member of the 
board of many corporations; many letters relate to the development 

, ™ ll 5 > ? ds in the U. S. and ahroad. Prominent correspondents in- 
clude Edward Rathbone Bacon. August and Perry Relmont, E C 
Bencd ict. Will lam s. Bissell, Joseph D. Bryant, Andrew Carnegie, 
Donald M. Dickinson, Richard W. Gilder, William Russell Grace, 
Mark Hanna, James J. Hill, Daniel Manning, Julius Sterling Morton, 
Richard Olney, Alton B. Parker, James Stillman, and William C 
Whitney. The material is related to the Library's Grover Cleveland 
collection. 

Unpublished register and card index in the Library. Also de- 
*£ u JL™ the Library's Quarterly journal of current acquisitions 
(Feb. 190:)) and in the Library's Press release, no 60-27 
■,„,S ift of Urs - France Lamont Bobbins, 1929; Mrs. Noel Sokoloff, 
1058 : anji Mrs. Robert E. Montgomery, 1960-62. 

MS 62-4600 



Olney, Richard, 1835-1917. 

Papers, 183GS1924. 

33 ft. (ca. 28,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, U. S. Attorney-General, and U. S. Secretary ( ,f State 
Correspondence, copies of letters 6ent, books, telegrams drafts of 
speeches and articles, memoranda, legal papers, official reports, scrap- 
books, and drafts of important State papers snhmitted for typing 
to .Miss Antoinette M. Straw, his confidential clerk for thirty-one 
years. Bulk of material dates after Jone 8, 1895 when Olney became 
Secretary of State in Cleveland's Cabinet. Includes material on the 
boundary dispute between Venezuela and British Guiana, the General 
arbitration treaty with Great Britain, the Behring Sea fisheries prob- 
lenx Cuba, and foreign policy regarding Germany at the beginning 
of World War i. Correspondence with Grover Cleveland forms a 
sfenificant portion of the collection. Contains correspond™™ with 
Wood™- wnson and Theodore Roosevelt, a small giionp of Vpers 
SZ ed ^ Hen S, JameS USTO-liW) for his book entitled Ricba^ 
Olnej and his public service, and correspondence between James and 
inoh„i !^J Mn f er ?!,'" t °i^ y ' s '!? and rar<,,?r - 0thOT correspondents 
M,™ifl ~^7Z< ; £ d ?' S? w i n . F ' Atkins ' ( " lara »»«»"• T""^ F. 
o^-^'k dm , l f ', F „ E r Chadwi< *' E"riqne Dupuy de Lome. Walter 
Q. ««*ham Daniel S. Lament, Robert Lansing, Henry Cabot Lodge 
E££jL°T lney ' 5 ich , an, ' £ »«>ther, Julian P^unceflte^bertA: 
LT^ 1 J ^^ R- K««velt James Brown Scott. G. W. Kmalley 

C. D eve?a < n l d ry coetL. The ^^ " *■"" to the Ubra <*' a G ™^ 

Unpublished register in the Library. Also dewril*d in the Li- 

a^aTustrpi^S' " °' the Librarian ° ( Co »« re « '*««) P- »T 

l&Sland Ma' G *° rge R MlMt and Mrs - Cbai}ee H. Abbott, 1924, 

MS 62-4601 



Porter, Fitz-John, 1822-1901. 

Papers, 1830-1949. 

20 ft. (1S.100 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer and public official in New Jersey and New York City. 
Correspondency, telegrams, reports, memoranda, articles, autobio- 
graphical, biographical and genealogical materials, maps, photos., 
financial and legal papers, annotated printed matter, and scrapbooks, 
chiefly dating between 1861 and 180S. Considerable material relates 
to Porter's court martial and cashiering out of military service on Jan. 
21, 1863 as a result of his conduct on Aug. 29, 1862 during the Battle of 
Second Manassas or Second Boll Run, the subsequent review by a 
board .of general officers which reinstated him and provided honor- 
able retirement in 1879, the congressional action taken, and Presiden- 
tial pardon for Porter. Personal letters from fellow officers support 
. Porter's charges of incompetence and slander against Generals John 
Pope and Irwin McDowell. Includes material concerning the conduct 
of the vth Army Corps under Porter's leadership in the Peninsular 
Campaign, at Malvern Hill, at Second Manassas, and at Antietam; 
autobiographical and biographical studies relating to Porter's early 
military career, particularly in the war with Mexico and the Utah 
Expedition ( 1837-60) : correspondence and military papers dealing 
with Porters Texas Expedition (1861), the Harrisborg Campaign 
(1661), and the first Shenandoah Valley Campaign under General 
Robert Patterson: unpublished biographical works, one by Theodore 
A. Lord, covering Porter's military career from the Mexican War 
to the Shenandoah Campaign, and Animus, bv Carswell McClellan, 
which deals with the court martial: and a MS. translation from the 
German of K. K. Mangolds campaign in Northern Virginia in August 
1862. Prominent correspondents include John O. Bullitt Ulvsses S 
Grant, George F. Hoar, Reverdy Johnson, George B. McClellan" George 
D. Ruggles, William J. Sewell, and Stephen M. Weld 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Deposited between 1911 and 1951 ; converted to gift, 1911-51 by 
Holbrook FHz-John Porter and other family members. 

MS 62-4602 



Caton, John Dean, 1812-1895. 

Papers. 1826-95. 

14 ft (ca. 9000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Jurist Correspondence (family, professional, and business) legal 
papers, speeches, draft of an uupublished memoir, other unpublished 
writings, and a scrapbook. Bulk of the material covers Cn tor's 
activities as a lawyer in Chicago, as an associate and chief justice 
of the Supreme Court of Illinois (1842-67), as chief stockholder and 
director of the Illinois and Mississippi Telegraph Companv (1849- 
67), during which time he is supposed to have controlled all the 
telegraph lines in Illinois, as an investor in western mines as a 
stockholder and director of the Oneida Solar Salt Company, the Illi- 
nois Starch Company, and other business enterprises, and as a 
traveler and contributor of articles relating to nature studies and 
to the bench and bar in Illinois. Includes Caton's own letters, those 
of h!s wife, Laura A. Caton, his brother William P. Caton and other 
members of his family. Business associates represented include 
Thomas P»asnett. Thomas D. Catliu, W. C. and S. Churchill, Ezra 
Cornell, George H. Gatiss. L. Howell, Josiah Macy's Sons, Henry 
O Rieley, Hiram Sibley, Nathan Smith. E. D. L. Sweet, and J. J. S 
Wilson. Judicial and political correspondents include Sidney Breese 
Austin C. French, Melville W. Fuller, James F. Joy, Norman b' 
Judd. Joel A. Matheson, Samuel H. Treat, Lyman TrunibulL Tlnkney 
H. Walker, Horace White, and Norman Williams 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Albert J. Beverldge and Mrs. Marshall Field. 1932-53 

MS 62-4603 



Channte, Octave, 1832-1910. 

Papers. 1850-1910. 

17 ft (ca. 21.000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, photocopies (positive) from originals partly in possession 
of Mrs. Elaine Channte Hodges. 

Civil engineer and aerial navigator. Correspondence, letter books, 
kite diagrams, sketches, notebooks, articles, plans of Channte's rail- 
road bridge across the Missouri River, and photos. Concerns Cua- 
nute's career as a builder of railroads, his service as chief engineer of 
the Erie Railroad and others, his laying out of the railroad line from 
Chicago to Ahilene, Kan., his planning and building of the Chicago 
stockyards and the rapid-transit elevated railways of New York City, 
his contributions to the technique of wood preserving and his role In 
the history of aviation (1890-1910) including material on his gUder 



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Chanute, Octave, 1832-1910. Papers, 1850-1910. (Continued) 
experiments and the technical problems Involved. Includes a group 
of letters (1875-SO) by Alphonse Penaud to Mr. G. Bennett. Main 
correspondents are Wilbur Wright (1900-10) and Louis-Pierre Mouil- 
lard (lSOO-'JC). Other correspondents include Clement Ader, William 
Avery, B. Baden-Powell, Alexander Graham Bel), Sam Cabot, Law- 
rence Hargrave, Augustus Moore Herring, Edward C. Huffaker, Sam- 
uel P. Langley, Otto Lilienthal, Hiram Stevens Maxim. John J. Mont- 
gomery, Percy C. Pilcher, George A. Spratt, Orville Wright, and A. F. 
Zahm. Material is related to the Library's Wilbur Wright papers. 

Unpublished register in the Library. Also described in Annual re- 
port of the Librarian of Congress, 1933, p. 148-19. The correspond- 
ence with Wilbur Wright is published in full in The papers of Wilbnr 
and Orville Wright, edited by-Marvin W. McFarland (1953) 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Elizabeth and Octavia Chanute, 1932, and of Mrs. Elaine 
Chanute Hodges, 1960. 

MS 62-4604 



Dawes, Henry Laurens, 1816-1903. 

Papers. 1833-1933. 

SO ft. («a. 22.000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

V. S. Senator from Massachusetts. Correspondence, letter books 
(1848-87), diaries, reports, family papers, citations, scrapbooks, mem- 
oranda, notebooks, congressional commissions, speeches, biographical 
material, clippings, photos., and printed matter ; together with an in- 
complete biography of Dawes by his daughter, Anna L. Dawes. Re- 
lates to Dawes' service as U. S. Representative and Senator, as chair- 
man of the Commission to Administer the Tribal Affairs of the Five 
Civilized Tribes of Indians in the Indian Territory, his connection 
with Oakes Ames and the Credit Mobilier, the Chorpennlng claim 
case, the U. S. Weather Bureau, tariff questions, and Gallaudet Col- 
lege for the Deaf in Washington, D. C. Includes personal papers and 
family papers, a speech file (11 boxes, 1840-1901), and a file on Indian 
affairs (S boxes, 1893-1929). Correspondents include Lyman Abbott, 
Charles A'lcn, Oakes Ames. James G. Maine, Montgomery Blair, Cor- 
nelius N. Itliss, Samuel Bowles, Selwyn Z. Bowman, C. C. Chaffee, 
William Claflin, Schuyler Colfax, Cusliman Kellogg Davis, Edward 
Everett, Cyrus W. Field, James A. Garfield, Edward Everett Hale, 
Joseph R. Hawley, George F. Hoar, Mark Hopkins, H. O. Houghton, 
Lucius Q. C. Lamar, Robert Todd Lincoln, Henry Cabot Lodge, John 
D. Long, George B. McClelland, S. S. McClure, Nelson A. Miles, John 
T. Morgan, Thomas Jefferson Morgan, Justin 'L. Morrill, John W. 
Noble, Orville Hitchcock Piatt, William Porter, Theodore Roosevelt 
Philip H. Sheridan, John C. Spooner, Charles Sumner, Ida M. Tarbell, 
L. G. Thayer, E. R. Tinker, Elihu B. Washbume, and Herbert Welsh. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Gift of Anna L Dawes and of her estate, 1831-44. 

MS 62-4605 



Sheridan, Philip Henry, 1831-1888. 

Papers. 1853-88. 

53 ft. ( ca. 18,000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts from War Dept records. 

Army officer. Correspondence, letter books, telegrams, endorse- 
ments, reports, orders, field dispatches, speeches, citations, financial 
records, scrapbooks, a draft of Sheridan's Personal memoirs (published 
1888), and memorabilia. Concerns the Civil War, the Reconstruction, 
Mexican border troubles, Indian wars, and military administration, 
particularly relating to his commands of the Military Division (and 
later the Dept.) of the Gulf, the 5th Military District, the Dept (and 
later the Military District) of the Missouri, the Western and South- 
western Military Division, as well as his war commands and his serv- 
ice as Commander-in-Chief of the Army. Civil War material relates 
to cavalry operations, the Appomattox, Shenandoah and Tullahoma 
Campaigns, the Winchester Raid, and engagements at Boonville, 
Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, Perryville, Ripley, and Stone River. 
Also includes material concerning George A. Forsyth's Europe-Asia 
tour (1875-76), the Piegan Expedition (1889-70), Gouverneur K. 
Warren's court of inquiry (1881), Rebecca M. (Wright) Bonsai, recon- 
naissance (1877) of the Bighorn Mountain and the Bighorn and Yel- 
lowstone Valleys, and Henry Page's service as quartermaster for the 
Army of the Potomac (1863-65). About one-quarter of the papers are 
copies of records, made by Sheridan's secretaries to replace personal 
copies destroyed in the Chicago fire of 1871. Correspondents Include 
James W. Forsyth, Ulysses S. Grant, Michael V. Sheridan, and Wil- 
liam T. Sherman. Related material is found in the Library's Daniel 
O. Drennan collection. 

Register published in 1962 by the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Deposits by Mrs. Sheridan, 1931-32, converted to a gift by the 
heirs, 1948; gift of Mrs. Charles H. Kneessi, 1946. 

MS 62-4606 



Gushing, Caleb, 1800-1879. 

Papers. 1785-1906. 

190 ft. (ca. 120,000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part (ca. 25 items) photocopies (negative) 

Statesman. Correspondence, letter books, diaries and journals 
(1827-44), legal and business papers, speeches, articles and books, 
financial papers, newspaper clippings, and printed matter, covering 
Cushing's life at Harvard ; as a young lawyer and contributor to the 
North American review; as Congressman from Massachusetts (1835- 
43) and general in the War with Mexico ; as commissioner to China ; 
as Attorney General under Pierce (Includes drafts of his opinions and 
other papers) ; the Democratic Conventions in Charleston and Balti- 
more in 1860; his legal services to the Lincoln and Johnson adminis- 
trations; his mission to negotiate a treaty with Colombia regarding 
a ship canal across the Isthmus of Panama ; his role as counsel for 
the V. S. before the Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration of 1872 ; and his 
ministry to Spain. A file of correspondence and other papers relates 
to Cushing's legal cases. Another file deals with Cushing's land 
speculation and related business ventures, notably in Wisconsin, Vir- 
ginia, the District of Columbia, and Lower California. Correspon- 
dents include George Bancroft, Benjamin F. Butler, Rufus Choate, 
Jefferson Davis, James C. Dobbins, Edward Everett, Hamilton Fish, 
James Guthrie, Robert McClelland, Hugh McCulloch, William Learned 
Marcy, Franklin Pierce, William H. Seward, Jared Sparks, Roger B. 
Taney, John Tyler, and Daniel Webster. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Mainly gift of Margaret W. Cushing, 1935-42, together with several 
small accessions by purchase and gift, 1906-55. 

MS 62-4607 



Washington, George, Pres. V. S., 1732-1799. 

Papers, 1592-1937. 

ca. 165 ft. (ca. 35,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies, many acquired during the 
preparation of The writings of George Washington, edited by John C. 
Fltzpatrick. 

Correspondence, letter books, diaries, accounts, military papers, 
and other papers, (mostly 1748-99) on Washington's relations with 
the Continental Congress, his command of the Continental Army, his 
Presidency, and other aspects of his career. Correspondents include 
John Adams, Samuel Adams, Theodoridc Bland, Jonathan Boucher, 
Ellas Boudinot, John Burgoyne, Edward Carrington, Charles Carroll 
(1737-1832), Jonathan Dayton, Robert Dinwiddle, William Duer, 
David Forman, Benjamin Franklin, Horatio Gates, Mordecal Gist, 
William Gordon, Nathanael Greene, Alexander Hamilton, Edward 
Hand, Ebenezer Hazard, William Heath, Patrick Henry, John Jay, 
Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Johnson, Henry Laurens, Tobias Lear, 
Arthur Lee, Charles Lee, Richard Henry Lee, Lawrence Lewis, Ben- 
jamin Lincoln, Robert R. Livingston. William Livingston, James 
McHenry, James Madison, John Mitchell, James Monroe, Daniel Mor- 
gan, Gouverneur Morris, Robert Morris, Jedidiah Morse, John Moylan, 
Thomas Nelson, Lewis Nicola, Matthias Ogden, William Paca, Thomas 
Paine, William Paterson, Charles Willson Peale, Edmund Pendleton, 
Richard Peters, Timothy Pickering, Joseph Reed, Benjamin Rush, 
John Rutledge, Arthur St- Clair, Philip Schuyler, Artemas Ward, 
and Arthur Young. 

Described in Handbook of manuscripts in the Library of Congress 
(1918) p. 512-515; its Calendar of Washington manuscripts (1901) ; 
its Calendar of the correspondence of George Washington, Commander 
in Chief of the Continental Army, with the Continental Congress 
(1906) ; and its Calendar of the correspondence of George Washing- 
ton, Commander in Chief of the Continental Army, with the officers 
(4 v., 1915) 

Transfer in 1905 from the Dept of State of purchases from the 
Washington family, 1834 and 1849. Other purchases, gifts, and ex- 
changes, ca. 1867-1962. 

MS 62-4608 



Davies, Joseph Edward, 1876-1958. 

Papers, 1860-1957. 

65 ft (ca. 50,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Diplomat, lawyer, and author. Family papers, diaries, Journals, 
correspondence, memoranda, subject files, newspaper diaries, and 
manuscripts of his articles, books, and speeches relating chiefly to 
foreign affairs with emphasis on American-Soviet relations. Bulk of 
the material falls within the period 1936-55 and includes the jnanu- 
scrtpts of two unpublished books. In the days of their power and 
glory, and Missions for peace. The papers relate to his ambassadorial 
career in the Soviet Union (1936-38), and in Belgium and Luxem- 
bourg (1938-39), as Special Envoy of President Roosevelt witU the 
rank of Ambassador to confer with Premier Stalin (May-June 1943), 



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Davi es, Jo seph Edward, 1876-1958. Papers, 1860-1957. 

(Continued) 

Truman's Special Envoy with rank of Ambassador to confer with 
Prime Minister Churchill (June 1943), Special Adviser to President 
Truman and Secretary of State James Byrnes with rank of Ambassa- 
dor at the Potsdam Conference (July-August 1»45), and as Vice- 
chairman of the President's Committee to Study Universal Military 
Training (1946-47). Correspondents include Lord Beaverbrook, 
James F Byrnes, Josephus Daniels, Stephen T. Early, Dwight David 
Eisenhower, Earl of Halifax, Harry Hopkins, Cordell Hull, Oscar 
Lange, George C. Marshall, Marvin H. Mclntyre, Vyacheslav M Moio- 
tov, Nikolai V. Novleov, Key Pittman, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Samuel 
LEosenman, Edward R. Stettlnius, Jr., Harry S. Truman, Millard 
Tydings, Fred M Vinson, and Harry M. Warner. 

Described in the Library's Information bulletin, v. 21, no. 21 (May 
21, 1962), p. 239-240 and in the Library's Quarterly journal of current 
acquisitions, v. IS, no. S (June 1962) , p. 139. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the Library. 

Information on .literary rlghtB available in the Library. 

Deposited by Mr. Davies' daughters, Eleanor Davies Tydings, 
Eahel Davies Broun, and Emlen Davies Grosjean, 198L 

MS 62-4609 

Blennerhassett, Harman, 1764?-1831. 

Papers, 1755-1866. 

2 ft. (ml 550 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, political adventurer, and planter. Correspondence, Jour- 
nals, articles (1806) for the Ohio gazette, memoirs, and financial and 
legal papers, mainly 1795-1831. Includes a legal brief on behalf of 
Blennerhassett while under indictment at Richmond; a volume by 
Harman Blennerhassett, Jr., containing copies of some Aaron Burr 
letters and other data relating to Burr's expedition of 1806-07; an 
account of a voyage down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers (1808-07) ; 
and a memoir of "views and capacities" of the United States written 
by Blennerhassett in 1822. Articles and a journal (3 v., 1807) re- 
late to Aaron Burr. Correspondents include the Marquis of Anglesy, 
Nathaniel Cox, Sir William Knighton, John Lasgley, Mordecal and 
Joseph Lewis, Vincent Notts, Sir Robert Peel, and R. S. Wheatley. 
Later pa;«rs are principally those of Blennerbassett's wife, Margaret 
(Agnew) Blennerhassett, and sons, Harman Blennerhassett Jr., and 
Joseph Lewis Blennerhassett 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. Also described in Hand- 
book of manuscripts in the Library of Congress (1918) p. 41-42. 

Purchased from Mrs. Blennerhassett Adams, 1900. 

MS 62-4610 

Bryson, Lyman, 1888-1959. 

Papers, 1908-60. 

15 ft. (ca. 10,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Educator. Correspondence; articles, memoranda and writings re- 
flecting Bryson's activities with the American Red Cross, Columbia 
University, and the Columbia Broadcasting System, his roles in vari- 
ous conferences on higher education and public communication, and 
Us continuing interest In adult education. Includes draft of an un- 
published "Manual for People's library books,'' the Ms. of Beading 
and learning, and materials recounting Bryson's directorship of the 
Readability Laboratory at Columbia University, his editorship of the 
People's library, and his interest in the communication of difficult 
subjects to the average person. Mss. of his writings include early 
poems and short stories, radio and television broadcasts (1934-59), 
such unpnbUshed works as "William Blades" and "Democracy of 
culture," drafts of his published works. Which way America? The 
next America, and Free enterprise. Correspondents include Bower 
Aly, Edmnnd de S. Brunner, George T. Bye, Morse A. Cartwrlgnt, 
James M. Clarke, Mary Ely, Louis Flnkelsteln, Claude Hill, Anne 
E. M. Jackson, Robert E. Olds, and David Riesman. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Gift of Mr. Bryson and of his widow, 1958-61. 

Fvll name: Lyman Lloyd Bryson. 
MS 62-4611 

U. S. Library of Congress. Bare Booh Division. 

Collection of literary manuscripts. 

ca. 40 items. 

In Library of Congress, Rare Book Division. 

Includes Maxwell Anderson's Candle in the wind (typescript with 
printer's marks) ; his Journey to Jerusalem (author's corrected type- 
Bcript used in printing) ; his Valley Forge (corrected typescript) ; 
Leslie Beatty's Amoral ideas being thoughts beyond emotion (type- 
script) ; William Rose Beoet's The dust which is God (early drafts, 
partly typescript with corrections, partly manuscript, containing 
many unpublished passages) ; Stella Benson's Goodbye, stranger 
(author's typescript with corrections) ; her Tobit (author's typescript 
with corrections) ; Ambrose Bierce's Black beetles in amber (type- 
script with corrections) ; Richard Maurice Bucke's Bacon-Shake- 
speare controversy (typescript) ; Henry K. Bush-Brown's Henry Kirke 



Brown, the father of American sculpture (typescript) ; Neville Cain's 
The slave of, the tree (typescript) : Xorman Corwin's An American 
in England, plays done ov«»r tho Columbia Network in 19J2; Mar- 
garet Wade (Campbell) Deland's Captain Archer's daughter (type- 
script with corrections) ; her If this he I, as I suppose it be (type- 
script with corrections) ; her The keys (typescript with corrections) ; 
Lion Feuchtwanger's Josephus n; his Unholdes Frankreich (author's 
typescript with corrections) ; F. Fisher's Vae Victis, a journal of 
Interment (carbon copy of typescript) ; Monk Gibbon's Fancbot's 
birthday (carbon copy of typescript) : a set of stereotyped mats for 
the Wessex novels edition of Thomas Hardy's The wondlanders : The 
grapes of wrath, Nunnally Johnson's screenplay from the novel by 
John Steinbeck (typewritten revision of Aug. 5, 1S39, with 18 photos, 
of persons in the cast, and a revised cast of characters as of Dec 11, 
1939) ; Sidney Kingley's The patriots (with holograph corrections, 
deletions, and emendations) : prompt book used in the production 
of the play; Emil Lengyel's The Danube (typescript with corrections 
In Ink) ; Emil Ludwig's The Germans (shorthand holograph in Ger- 
man of the first part of the book, with many corrections and elisions, 
accompanied by two signed explanatory notes) ; corrected galley 
proofs of Archibald MacLeish's America was promises; typescript 
of MacLeish's article on Chile for Fortune magazine, accompanied by 
several sheets of instructions and corrections; page proofs of his 
article os The Argentine for Fortune magazine (1938) ; Andre 
Maurois' Henri Bergson (15 holograph pages with corrections by 
the author, and 20 pages of corrected typescript) ; Charlotte Mary 
Mew's A Cornish festival (typescript with author's corrections) : 
Charles O'Conner's A crime dictionary; Eden Phillpotts' Chorus of 
clowns . (holograph in ink, with corrections) : Carl Sandburg's speech 
on Abraham Lincoln broadcast Feb. 12, 1941, together with a letter 
from him to Archibald MacLeish regarding the speech ; Edward H. 
Smith's Adventures in escape, an introduction to jailbreaking (type- 
script) ; John Steinbeck's The grapes of wrath (typescript with cor- 
rections and corrected proof sheets) ; Mark Sullivan's Our times, 
1900-1925; Franz Werfel's April in Oktober (holograph in German 
script) ; Bertram D. Wolfe's Three who made a revolution (corrected 
typescript) ; Elinor Wylie's The Venetian glass nepbew (corrected 
typescript) ; and Stefan Zweig's Blick anf mein Leben (holograph 
second draft written In the U. S. in summer 1941) 
Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

MS 62-4612 

Hinckley, John Milton. 

Papers, 1816-1943. 

85 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Journalist and public official. Letters (1816-77) written by 
Binckley and members of his family; drafts and clippings of articles 
on national affairs, concerning the Civil War period and its after- 
math in Virginia ; letters of Mrs. Michel, a sister of Joseph E John- 
ston, and of Samuel S. Brooke. 

Gift of Mrs. Thomas Annat, 1955, 1956. 

MS 62-4613 

Biddle, Nicholas, 1786-1844. 

Papers, 1681-1933. 

29 ft. (ca. 15,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Financier. Correspondence, letter books, account book, writings, 
and other papers of Biddle, together with family papers, chiefly 
1775-1846, concerning Charles, Clement, Edward," James, Thomas, 
and William S. Biddle. Bulk of the papers concerns Biddle himself, 
and is dated mostly during his presidency of the Bank of the United 
States, and concerns the bank and other financial matters. Others 
relate to Nicholas Biddle's student life at Princeton, his position as 
secretary of the American Legation in Paris, his editorship of and 
contributions to the Port folio magazine, and his work as a member 
of tbe Pennsylvania Legislature, as well as to business and social 
affairs, farming, and government. Prominent correspondents include 
Thomas Cooper, James Hamilton, Jr., Charles J. Ingersoll, John 
Goddard Watniougb, and Daniel Webster. 

Partial index in the Library. Described in Handbook of manu- 
scripts in the Library of Congress (1918) p. 540-41. 

Gift, purchase, and deposit, mainly from Charles and Edward 
Biddle, 190B-55. 

MS 62-4614 

Clarkson, James Sullivan, 1842-1918. 

Papers, 1851-1917. 

ca. 2 ft. (ca. 1200 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Politician, editor, and business executive. Correspondence, 
speeches, articles, newspaper clippings, and printed matter, relating 
chiefly to his connection with the Iowa State register (Des Moines), 
his chairmanship of the Iowa Republican State committee, his rail- 
way and other commercial Interests ; also to his activities as delegate 
to the Republican national conventions (1876-96), member of the 
Republican National Committee (1880-96), and president of the Re- 



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Clarkson, James Sullivan, 1842-1918. Papers, 1851-1917. 
(Continued) 

publican League of the TT. S. (1891-93). Includes papers relating to 
his service as First Assistant Postmaster General under Benjamin 
Harrison and surveyor of customs for the Port of New York. Prin- 
cipal correspondents include William B. Allison, Grenville M. Dodge, 
Jonathan P. Dolliver, Samuel Fessenden, Joseph B. Foraker, Leigh 
Hunt, William E. Mason, Thomas C. Piatt, James F. Wilson and 
George G. Wright 

Gift of Mrs. Coker Clarkson, 1942. 

MS 62-4615 



Campbell, George Washington, 1769-1848. 

Papers, 1793-1886. 

ca. 1 ft. (ca. 400 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, photocopies (positive) 

rj. S. Congressman from Tennessee, Secretary of the Treasury, 
lawyer, and diplomat. Correspondence, diaries, reports, drafts, and 
letter book, relating chiefly to Campbell's service as TJ. S. Senator, 
Secretary of the Treasury under James Madison, and as Minister to 
Russia (1818-20). Includes correspondence with Richard Rush In 
London while Campbell was Minister to Russia, and a long report 
to the Dept of State while Campbell was commissioner under the 
Convention of 1831 with France. Contains papers of sons-in-law, 
David Hubbard and Gen. R. S. Ewell, reflecting involvement in 
Alabama and national politics prior to the Civil War and relating 
to military affairs. Includes correspondence and diary (1864-69) of 
Mnj. Campbell Brown, a stepson of Gen. Ewell. Principal corre- 
spondents are John C. Calhoun, Edmund P. Gaines, David Hubbard, 
Andrew Jackson, Robert E. Lee, James Madison, and Richard Rush. 

Purchase and gift, 1906-41. Former owners were Mrs. Lucius P. 
Brown and Mrs. Hedley V. Cooke. 

MS 62-4616 



Haddon family. 

Papers of the Haddon-Estaugh-Hopkins family, 1676- 
1841. 

277 items. 

In Haverfonl College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Correspondence, wills, marriage certificates, land papers, and other 
papers. Includes papers (mainly 1676-1798) relating to land ac- 
quired in New Jersey by John Haddon and other Quakers; corre- 
spondence between John Estaugh and the Pennsylvania Land 
Company of London (1714-35) ; miscellaneous papers (1684-1744) 
of William Shandlaw, John Wightman, William Rawle, and others, 
relating to business affairs; papers (1701-89) concerning settlements 
of family matters; family correspondence (1713-19) Including letters 
of John and Elizabeth Haddon to John and Elizabeth (Haddon) 
Estaugh; business correspondence (1745-60) of Elizabeth (Haddon) 
Estnugh, including letters to and from Thomas Hyam concerning a 
dispute over management of property; miscellaneous letters to John 
Estaugh, including those of James Logan and Caleb Posey (mainly 
1722-37) ; Quaker testimonies, certificates, and religious accounts • 
and letters from Friends (1794-1816) regarding religious affairs, 
including those of Martha (Cooper) Allinson, George Dillwyn and 
his wife Sarah, Joseph Hoag, Mary (Howell) Swett, and others in 
the Pennsylvania-New Jersey area. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Rebecca Nicholson Taylor and of the Friends Historical 
Association, 1933-41. 

MS 62-4617 



Bock, Solon Justus, 1884-1962. 

Papers, 1901-57. 

34 ft (14,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Historian and archivist Correspondence, professional papers, and 
bibliographic card flies, relating to his service lo the National Ar- 
chives as director of research and publications and later as Archivist, 
and at the Library of Congress as chief of the Manuscript Division 
and later Assistant Librarian of Congress. Covers such subjects as 
the training of archivists, the Historical Records Survey, the Ameri- 
can Historical Association, editorial and publications programs and 
projects, especially his Bibliography of American travel and descrip- 
tion. Correspondents include James A. Barnes, Theodore G Blegen, 
Julian P. Boyd, Robert D. W. Connor, Randolph G Downs Max Far- 
rand, Russell J. Ferguson, Alston G. Field, Guy Stanton Ford, Collas 
Hams, John D. Hicks, Herbert A. Kellar, Roy Nichols and Carlton 
C. Qualey. 

Partial inventory in the Library. 

Gift of Mr. Buck, 1956-59. 

MS 62-4618 



Bates, David Homer, 1843-1926. 

Papers, 1837-1926. 

1 ft (ca. 200 items) 

In Library of .Congress, Rare Book Division. 

Military telegrapher, author, and vice president, Western Union 
Telegraph Co. Correspondence, diary, journal (1863-65). facsim- 
iles, photos^ newspaper clippings, printed matter, and drafts and 
annotated proof sheets of Bates' writings. Includes eleven Abraham 
Lincoln manuscripts and letters from Civil War leaders such as Jef- 
ferson C. Davis, R. S. EwelL J. L. Kemper, E. Kirby-Smith, and Rob- 
ert E. Lee. The journal serves as a record of military Intelligence 
activities in the Civil War and of military telegraphic communication. 
Correspondents include Andrew Carnegie, General Thomas T. Eckert, 
and Robert Todd Lincoln. 

Deserllwd in the Library's Information bulletin, v. 21. no. 32 (Aug 
6, 1962) p. 415-16. 

Information on literary rights available In the Library 

Purchased, 1962. 

MS 62-4619 

Chandler, William Eaton, 1R35-1917. 

Papers, 1864-1917. 

36 ft 'ra.2Ti.000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, and U. S. Senator from New Hampshire. Correspondence" 
(166 v.), diaries, and a letter book covering his career in Washington. 
D. C, where he held positions as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury 
Secretary of the Navy, Senator, and Chairman of the Spanish Treaty 
Claims Commission. Includes material reflecting Chandler's role as 
secretary of the Republican National Committee In the campaigns of 
1868 and 1872, his part in the Hayes-Tilden election (1876), and the 
presidential election of 1880. Correspondents include Chester A. 
Arthur, James G. Blaine, Montgomery Blair, George S. BootwelL 
W. L Chambers, Jay Cooke, Walter Q. Gresham, William P. Kellogg 
Philander C. Knox, William McKlnley, William Orton, Orvffle h! 
Piatt, Thomas C. Piatt, and Lew Wallace. 

Described in the Library's Annual report of the Librarian of Con- 
gress (1929) p. 56. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Lloyd H. Chandler, 1929. 

MS 02-4620 



Barnard family. 

Papers, 1714-1901. 

2 ft. (<n. 1100 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, bills, receipts, other business papers, memoran- 
dum books, account books, scrapbooks, genealogical notes, clippings, 
and photos., concerning the business activities and social and family 
life of 5 generations of the Barnard family In Connecticut and west- 
em New York, and Including material on real estate, supply of the 
Continental Army, United States banking policies, tariff, the Importa- 
tion of textile and other machinery, and politics. Includes papers of 
Ebenezer Barnard (1727-1799), soldier, merchant, and ship owner; 
Ebenezer, Jr. (1748-1827), soldier, merchant, and land speculator; 
Cyprian Barnard (b. 1753), businessman; Timothy Barnard (1758- 
1847) , Revolutionary commissary officer and judge ; Harriet Barnard 
(1787-1847) ; Daniel D. Barnard (1796-1861), V. S. Representative 
and diplomat ; Julia Barnard Strong, wife of clergyman Eben Strong 
(concerning frontier life and Strong's ministry in Missouri. 1836- 
39); and other members of the family. Correspondents Include 
Jonas Allen, Edward Gilbert, Chauncey Goodrich, John Mastic, and 
Gilbert SaltonstaU. 

Purchased from Jack Grossfleld, 1945. 

MS 02-4621 



McGee, W. J., 1853-1912. 

Papers, 1882-1916. 

12 ft (7000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Geologist, anthropologist, and hydrologlst Correspondence, letter 
books, speeches, articles, scientific papers, lectures, notes, geological 
notebooks, scrapbooks, bibliographical notes, and memorabilia, relat- 
ing chiefly to his career as a geologist with the TJ. S. Geological Sur- 
vey and as an ethnologist in charge of the Bureau of American Eth- 
nology. Includes additional correspondence (1903-05) when he was 
director of the anthropological and historical exhibit of the Louisiana 
Purchase Exposition in St. Louis and which relates also to the Inter- 
national Geographical Meeting and the St Louis Museum. Principal 
correspondents are Franz Boas, S. Ellsworth Call, Frank Moore 
Colby, Robert Hay, Florence Hayward, Robert T. Hill, Jerome John- 
son, Lawrence C. Johnson, Willard D. Johnson, Samuel P. Langley, 
S. W. McCowan, Frederick J. V. Skiff, Frederick Star, George H. 
Williams, and Henry Shaler Williams. The material is related to 
Library's Anita Newccmb McGee collection. 

Gift of Mrs. McGee, 1915-50. 

MS 62-4622 



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Clark, Edward Tracy, 1878-1935. 

Papers. 1923-35. 

8 ft. (9000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Presidential secretary, lawyer, and businessman, of Washington, 
D. a Correspondence, including carbons of his replies, dating mostly 
after 1829 when Clark served as a consultant on legislative, customs, 
and tariff matters for various business concerns. The letters written 
when he was President Coolidge's secretary relate to such matters 
as the World Court, Massachusetts politics, patronage, the McNary 
farm bill, Mexican confiscation, and Amherst College reunions. More 
than fifty letters to Clark were written by Calvin Coolldge after he 
left the White House. There are also letters from Mrs. Coolldge and 
the sons, John and Calvin, Jr. Prominent correspondents are Bruce 
Barton, William M. Butler, Chauncey Depew, William J. Donovan, 
Alf M. Landon, David Lawrence, Louis K. Liggett, Henry Cabot 
Lodge, Sr., Andrew Mellon, Ogden L. Mills, Dwlght W. Morrow, 
David L Walsh, and Boy O. West The material is related to the 
Library's Calvin Coolidge collection. 

Unpublished register in the Library. Described In the Library's 
Press release no. 88-11. 

Gift of Charles Kohen, 1942. 

MS62-4623 



Patterson, Robert Porter, 1891-1952. 

Papers, 1940-51. 

5 ft (2800 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, jurist and Secretary of War. Correspondence, memo- 
randa, reports, typed and near-print copies of speeches covering the 
period when Patterson was Assistant Secretary (1940), Under Secre- 
tary (1940-15), and Secretary of War (1845-17). Bulk of the corre- 
spondence and memoranda (1940-47) concerns war time production, 
procurement logistics, allocation, soldier morale, reorganization of 
the Army, the Air Force, and the development of a unified Dept of 
Defense. Includes letters of congratulation and appreciation on his 
appointment as Secretary of War and on his becoming a partner In 
the law firm of Patterson, Belknap, and Webb (1947). Correspond- 
ents include Bernard M Baruch, James Byrnes, Lucius D. Clay, 
James Forrestal, William S. Knudson, Robert Lovett, Herbert C. 
Peterson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Samuel Bosenman, Robert E. Sher- 
wood, Henry L. Stimson, and Harry S. Truman. 

Unpublished finding aid In the Library. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the Library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Deposit 1953; converted to gift 1959, by Mrs. Patterson. 

MS 62-4624 



Burr, Edward, 1859-1952. 

Papers, 1865-98. 

1 ft (750 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer and engineer, of Missouri. Correspondence, letter 
books (1885-98), orders, reports and other military papers, scholastic 
records of Burr while a student at Washington University (St 
Louis) and West Point (1876-82), memorabilia, photos, and printed 
matter, relating chiefly to Burr's career in the U. S. Army Engineer 
Corps (1882-98) when he served as assistant engineer at Portland 
and Cascade Locks, Or, at Norfolk, Va_ in charge of various works 
of river and harbor improvement as Inspector of construction of lock 
gates for a canal at Cascades of Columbia River, and at Washing- 
ton, D. C, as Assistant to the Engineer Commissioner of the District 
of Columbia. Prominent correspondents Include Francis OoUingwood, 
William Price Cralghill, William B. Dennis, Thomas H. Handbury, 
George H. Mendell, Henry Clay Newcomer, and rihwrifta Francis 
Powell. 

Gift of CoL John Burr, 1952. 

MS 62-4625 



Chandler, Zachariah, 1813-1879. 

Papers, 1854-99. 

2 ft (1100 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Senator from Michigan and Secretary of the Interior. Cor- 
respondence, principally letters received, only a few dating after 1879, 
relating chiefly to the politics of the Clvn War and Reconstruction. 
Reflects the views of the radical, anti-slavery element of the Republi- 
can Party when Chandler was serving on the Republican Congres- 
sional Committee and the Joint Committee on the Conduct of War, 
and was chairman of the Committee on Commerce; also early po- 
litical history In Michigan. Prominent correspondents Include J A. J. 
Creswen, G. A. Custer, Mash Glddlngs, U. S. Grant and B. F. Wade. 

Gift of Mrs. Eugene Hale and Frederick Hale; converted from 
deposit 1932. 

MS 62-4626 



Crawford, Samuel Wytie, 1829-1892. 

Papers, 1860-92. 

2 ft (ca. 400 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts. 

Physician and Army officer, of Pennsylvania. Diary (Dec 19, 
1860-Apr. 14, 1861), letters received and copies of letters sent, memos, 
registers and returns of troops and artillery, sketches, photos, and 
other items. Material relates chiefly to events while Crawford was 
an asst surgeon at Fort Sumter during the early months of 1861. 
Includes many letters and copies of letters from Governor Francis 
W. Pickens of South Carolina, copies of the correspondence between 
Maj. Robert Anderson and General Beauregard before the bombard- 
ment of Fort Sumter, and a statement by Admiral David D. Porter 
concerning the frigate Powhatan and the provisioning of Fort Sumter. 
Correspondents Include P. G. T. Beauregard and Ellison Capers. 

Described in Handbook of manuscripts in the Library of Congress 
(1918) p. 92-93. 

Gift of Mrs. Eva Anderson Lawton, 1916-18, purchase from Ameri- 
can Art Association, 1916, and gift of Luther M. Cornwall, 1939. 

MS 62-4627 



Collins, Ross Alexander, 1880- 

Papers, 1930. 

ca.3ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Congressman from Mississippi. Six scrapbooks, of which 
five contain letters from librarians, teachers, and others relating to 
the purchase by Congress of the Vollbehr collection of Incunabula for 
the Library of Congress; newspaper and magazine clippings relating 
to the purchase and reflecting the national support of the bill, 
introduced by Collins, to purchase the 3,000 Incunabula, which m- 
clnded a Gutenberg Bible, for S1£00,000. 

Gift of Mr. Collins, 1962. 

MS 62-4628 



Cope, John, of Ohio. 

Papers, 1831-1919. 

190 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Principally letters written by Cope and letters received from his 
family while he was serving as a private in the Ohio Infantry, 98th 
Regiment which served with General William T. Sherman's army 
on its march to Atlanta. Cope's letters, some of which were sent 
from Buzzard Roost Gap, Marietta, and a camp near Atlanta, all in 
Georgia, describe army life among the rank and file, food supplies, 
and hospitalization. Letters from his family relate to agriculture, 
family affairs, and business conditions In Ohio and Missouri 

Purchased from Samuel T. Cope, 1941. 

MS 62-4629 



Gideon and Company, Washington, D. C. 

Eecords, 1819-63. 

25 Items and 5 v. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Order books, accounts of house rentals, account books, and busi- 
ness records of the printing and bookbinding firm, dating mostly from 
1845 to 1863. The firm did printing for the 29th and 30th Congresses. 
Includes records of transactions for copies of speeches and other 
public documents with such Congressmen as Abraham Lincoln end 
Robert C Wlnthrop. Some transactions are in the name of Jacob 
Gideon, Jr., and some in the name of his son, George Salle Gideon. 

Gift of Miss Eatherine Gideon Colt 1937; purchase, 1934; and 
transfer, 1946. 

MS 62-4630 



Young, Nathaniel 

Papers, 1814-49. 

lv. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer. Ca. 50 items of correspondence and other papers, 
mostly military letters written in 1838 while Young commanded 
U. S. troops at Buffalo. Correspondents include Kenneth Cameron, 
Thomas Clayton, James Eerby, Erasmus Darwin Keyes, Allan Mac- 
donald, Alexander Macomb, Winfield Scott, Henry Stanton, H. D" 
Townshend, and J. B. Van Schaick. 

Purchased from Miss A. Young and Elizabeth S. Moore, 1908. 

MS 62-4651 



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Cutting, Bronson, 1888-1935. 
Papers, 1899-1950. 

45 ft. (en. 33,090 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Publisher and U. S. Senator from New Mexico. Correspondence, 
speeches, essays, articles, biographical information, detective reports, 
legai papers, clippings, scrapbooks, printed material, ami photos. 
Includes material on investigation of corruption in New Mexico, and 
related libel and contempt of court cases, such as the Dreyfus libel 
case; other New Mexican political affairs, 1910-28; Cutting's service 
as Senator, 1927-35, involving veterans' claims cases, constituent 
problems, banking, legislative issues, election campaigns, and the 
election dispute with Dennis Chavez; Cutting's life and career; and 
his death in an airplane accident. Correspondents Include Harold 
L. Ickes, Kara Pound, and Theodore Roosevelt. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

In large part, deposit of Olivia Cutting, 1938-50, converted to sift 
by Justine B. Ward, Olivia James, and Iris Origo, 1954; gift of 
Justine B. Ward, 1959. 

Full name: Bronson Murray Cutting. 
MS 62-4632 



Gould, George Milbry, 1848-1922. 

George M. Gould collection of Heamiana. 1877-1931. 

4 ft (ra. 2700 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts ( typewr itten) 

Physician and author. Eleven letters from Lafcadio Hearn to 
J. W. Boulton (1883-87); copies of Hearn letters; articles, short 
pieces, and translations by Hearn; articles on Hearn by Gould and 
others; reviews of books by and about Hearn; typescripts of dis- 
cussions between Gould and others on Hearn; correspondence of 
Gould and Mrs. Gould (Laura Stedman) with publishers, editors, 
friends, and critics concerning the relationship between Gould and 
Hearn and the publication of Gould's book. Concerning Lafcadio 
Hearn; and photos., bibliographies, and news clippings pertaining to 
Hearn. Correspondents of Gould include Page M. Baker, Edward G. 
Clapham, Ferris Greenslet, Alexauder Hill, Rudolph Matas, Mitchell 
W. McDonald, DeWirt Miller, Paul Elmer Moore, Jacques W. Kedway, 
Edmund Clarence Stedman, and Andrew D. White. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Bequest of Mrs. Laura Stedman Gould Seabury, 1940." and gift of 
Gabriel Wells, 1958. 

MS 62-1633 



Lee family". 

DeButts-Ely collection of Robert E. Lee family papers, 
1749-1916. 

lft. (900 items) 

In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Photocopies (positive) from originals owned by the W. H. DeButts 
and H. E. Ely families. 

Correspondence of Robert Edward Lee to his family (1832-70), 
letters by his wife, Mary Custis Lee, invoice book of Daniel Parke 
Custas, letter books of R. K Lee (1838-60, 1865-70) , My reminiscences 
of the War, by Mrs. Mary C. Lee, Journal of Agnes Lee (1852-58) 
added to by Mildred Lee (1884-91), scrapbook of newspaper clippings 
and other papers (1914-16), genealogical notes, and 5 pages from 
K. E. Lee's diary relating to his service in Texas. 

Unpublished index In the Library. Also described in the Library's 
Annual report of the Librarian (1934) 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Originally deposited In 1934, the originals were withdrawn by 
the DeButts and Ely families in 1962. 

MS 62-4634 



Clayton, John Middleton, 1796-1856. 

Papers, 1798-1868. 

2 ft. (ca. 1300 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Parmer, lawyer, and statesman. Correspondence, legal papers, 
some brief memoirs, including a memoir of Clayton by Robert M. Bird, 
and a few newspaper clippings. Almost three^uarters of the papers 
pertain to the period 1849-50 when Clayton was Secretary of State, 
and concern negotiations for the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. Whig politics 
and other topics. A group of earlier papers relate to the Pea Patch 
Island controversy (1819-47) between Delaware and New Jersey. 
Main correspondents are John J. Crittenden and Henry Clay. Other 
correspondents include James A. Bayard, Thomas H Benton, Robert 



M. Bird, Henry Leyton Bulwer, Charles A. Davis, members of the 
DuPont family, Millard Fillmore, Samuel M. Harrington, Reverdy 
Johnson, Abbott Lawrence, Willie P. Mangum, Morton McMichael, 
William C Rives, William H. Seward, E. George Squier, Zacbary 
Taylor, James Watson Webb, Daniel Webster, Ellsha Whittlesey, and 
Robert C. Wintlirop. 

Card index In the Library. 

Described In Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1904, and Hand- 
book of manuscripts In the Library of Congress (1918) p. 62. 

Purchase from Mrs. Margaret D. Buck, 1904-18. 

MS 62-4635 



Coblentz, William Weber, 1873- 

Papers, 1884-1960. 

4 ft (ca. 350 Items) 

In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Physicist and author. Correspondence (1898-1960), Journal kept 
on the solar eclipse expedition to Sumatra and the return through 
Europe (1926), MS. and annotated printed copies of two books, Man's 
place In a superphyslcal world (1954), and From the life of a re- 
searcher (1951), biographical material, memorabilia, financial rec- 
ords (1884-1905), scientific notebooks concerning stellar and planetary 
radiation (1914-26) and psychic phenomena (1910-15), photos., and 
printed copies of Coblentz's works, frequently annotated (190S-5S). 
Bulk of the material relates to Coblentz's pioneer work In the fields 
of Infrared spectroscopy, and to the application of radiometry to 
astronomical problems. Correspondents Include Cleveland Abbe, 
Charles G. Abbot, George E. Hale, Dayton C. Miller, August H. Plund, 
and William B. Whitney. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gifts of Mr. Coblentz, 1952-60. 

MS 62-4636 



Comstock, Cyrus Ballon, 1831-1910. 

Papers, 1855-1906. 

2 ft. (ca. 900 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer. Principally military letters, memoranda and reports 
relating especially to the operations around Vicksburg, Miss., with 
lists of the number and kinds of guns in position before the city at 
certain dates, and a full report of the siege. Includes reports of other 
operations, covering almost the entire war period ; two pocket diaries 
(1862-67) ; a fieid notebook containing entries recording Comstocf e 
activities as an engineer attached to the Army of the Potomac, draw- 
ings of and comments npon the fords on the Rapldan and Rappahan- 
nock Rivers, and sketches of the defenses at Harper's Ferry and tlie 
Acquis Creek depot; a memoir of the capture of Fort Fisher, the 
draft of Ulysses S. Grant's letter to President Johnson concerning his 
resignation as Secretary of War; a letter from Jesse Root Grant relat- 
ing to his ancestry ; and a memoir of William Petit Trowbridge pre- 
pared by Comstock. Later papers deal with work on the improve- 
ments of the Mississippi River (1888-95) when Comstock was presi- 
dent of the Mississippi River Commission. Principal correspondents 
Include Ulysses S. Grant, George Gordon Meade, Philip H. Sheridan, 
William Tecumseh Sherman, Daniel J. Sickles, and Horatio Gouver- 
neur Wright 

Described In Handbook of manuscripts In the Library of Congress 
(1918) p. 69-70. 

Gift of members of the Comstock family, 1914-51. 

MS 62-4637 



Crittenden, John Jordan, 1787-1863. 

Papers, 1782-1888. 

6 ft (ca. 2600 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer and statesman. Correspondence, legal papers, and some 
speeches and state papers. Mainly correspondence, covering Critten- 
den's career as Senator, U. S. Attorney General (1841, 1850-58) and 
Governor of Kentucky (1848-50), and concerning national politics 
(particularly tariff and banking matters, Texas, Mexico, and slavery) , 
the southern Whigs, Crittenden's relations with Henry Clay, reactions 
to the Crittenden Compromise, and Kentucky politics and law. Cor- 
respondents Include George E. Badger, Francis Preston Blair, ST., 
Albert T. Burnley, Orlando Brown, Henry Clay, John M. Clayton, 
Charles A. Davis, Beverdy Johnson, Richard M. Johnson, Amos A. 
Lawrence, Robert Perkins Letcher, C. S. Morehead, Samnel S. Nicho- 
las, John Pendleton, Winneld Scott, Zachary Taylor, Robert Toombs, 
and Robert C. Winthrop. 

Described in Calendar of the papers of John Jordan Crittenden 
(1913) ; In Handbook of manuscripts in the Library of Congress 
(1918) p. 94 ; and In Report of the librarian of Congress, 1905. 

Purchased from Mrs. Robert H Crittenden, 1905. 

MS 62-4638 



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Hitt, Robert Roberts, 1834r-1906. 

Papers, 1830-1905. 

6 ft. (ca. 2200 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Representative from Illinois. Persona) and political corre- 
spondence (1865-1905), diplomatic correspondence and other papers 
relating to Hitt's service as secretary of the U. S. Legation at Paris 
(1874-81), correspondence and other materials (1892-1905) relating 
to Abraham Lincoln, S letter books (1875-83), family financial papers 
(1830-1903), scrapbooks of newspaper clippings (1890-1903), and a 
large number of papers in Pitman shorthand. Including a diary 
(1858), a Journal (1859), notes and notbooks (1856-1904), records of 
speeches by William H. Seward (1856,1860), Abraham Lincoln (1858), 
Stephen Douglas (1858, 1861), and Edward M. Stanton (1858), de- 
bates between Lyman Trumbull and William Allen (1860) and be- 
tween Trumbull and Joseph Ficklln (1880), records of Democratic 
and Republican political meetings and conventions (1858-60) and 
papers relating to Civil War courts-martial (1863-68), political activ- 
ities (18S4-1904) of Hitt and of congressional committees on which 
he served. 

Gift of Mrs. William F. Hitt, 1962. 

MS 62-4639 

Dickinson, Daniel Stevens, 1800-1866. 
Papers, 1888-66. 
ca. 100 items. 
In Broome County Historical Society collections (Binghamton, 

Lawyer, first president of the village of Binghamton. N T„ Lieu- 
tenant Governor of New Tort, U. S. Senator, and Federal District 
Attorney. Correspondence (personal, business, political, and social) 
wltt Dickinson's family, political associates, and favor seekers- copy 
of an address delivered on the anniversary of the U S Constitution - 
microscopic copy of the Lord's Prayer ; and memorabilia. 

unpublished card Index in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Dickinson's granddaughter, ca. 1950. 

MS 62-4640 

White, Era (Whiting) 1885- 

Papers, 1900-57. 

4 boxes. 

to Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-81) 

Social worker. Includes correspondence and scrapbooks. Contains 
material on the Elizabeth Peabody House, Boston, where Mrs. White 
was head worker, and the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, 
of Boston, of which she was president Persons mentioned include 
Jane Adrtams and Florence KeUey. 

MS 62-4641 

Orr, Jehu A 1828- 

Papers, 1751-1917. 

344 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1099) 

Lawyer, Judge, and university trustee, of Mississippi. Correspond- 
ence, diary (1867-1911), scrapbooks, and family papers relating to 
business, public affairs, and property of Orr's father and members 
of the family in South Carolina. Papers after 1904 are chiefly per- 
sonal letters of women of the family. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Franklin Harris and Miss Pauline Orr, 1946. 

MS 62-4642 

Parker, John MOUken, 1863-1939. 
Papers, 1902-38. 
ca. Sit- 
in University of North Carolina library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1184). 

Governor of Louisiana, member of New Orleans Cotton Exchange 
and Board of Trade, Southern Commercial Congress, and Mississippi 
Valley Trade Association. Correspondence and scrapbooks. 
Gift of Mr. Parker, Jr., 1946-61. 

MS62-4643 

Gray, George, 1840-1925. 

Papers, 1870-1926. 

1580 items. 

In University of Delaware Library. 

U. S. Senator from Delaware, Judge, and diplomat Correspond- 
ence, typescripts, and other materials relating to decisions and 
opinions while Gray was Judge for the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, 
Third District; the coal strike arbitration, 1902; the North Atlantic 
Fisheries arbitration, 1909-10; Illinois Coal Operators Association 
and United Mine Workers arbitration; Joint arbitration between U S. 
and Mexico, 1811; the Alabama coal strike arbitration, 1903; the U S 
vs. E. L duPont de Nemours & Co, 1912-13; Joint arbitration between 



U. S. and the Dominican Republic; the Treaty of Paris, 1898; and 
materials while he was a regent of the Smithsonian Institution. In- 
cludes correspondence with Henry C. Lodge and Senator Piatt regard- 
ing Cuba and the Isle of Pines. 

Unpublished index and calendar in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Olft of Miss Anne D. Gray, 1944. 

MS 62-4644 



Delano, Columbus, 1809-1896. 

Letter books, 1871-74. 

2v. 

In Ohio Historical Society Library. 

U. S. Representative from Ohio, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 
and Secretary of the Interior. Chiefly letters concerned with Delano's 
activities as Secretary of the Interior, especially with Indian affairs. 
Some of the persons to whom the letters are addressed are William 
Worth Belknap, James Gillespie Blaine, Simon Cameron, Jay Cooke, 
Benjamin Rush Cowen, Hamilton Fish, Ulysses Simpson Grant 
Hannibal Hamlin, James Harlan, Rutherford Blrchard Hayes, 
Timothy Otis Howe, Robert Cummlng Schenck, and William Tecum- 
seh Sherman. 

Index by recipient of letters available in the library 

Purchase, 1954. 

MS 62-4645 



McKim, Charles FoOen, 1847-1909. 

Papers, 1838-1928. 

6 ft (4200 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part transcripts (typewritten) 

Architect. Diaries, letter books, correspondence, notes, memo- 
randa, legal and firaneia! papers, sketches, drawings, and photos, 
largely dating from 1890 to 1910 and relating chiefly to the firm of 
McKim, Mead, and White established In New York City In 1879 
Covers the establishment of the American Academy in Rome and the 
building of the Boston Public Library. Correspondents Include Daniel 
Wiester French, John La Farge, Frank D. Millet Charles Moore, 
H. Siddons Mowbray, Frederick Law Olmsted, and Augustus Saint- 
Gaudens. Material is related to the Library's Charles Moore collec- 
tion. 



Unpublished register in the Library. 
Gift of Charles Moore, 19S1-S7. 



MS 62-4646 



Brown, James, 1766-1835. 
Papers, 1765-1867. 

2 ft (ca. 500 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Senator from Louisiana. Correspondence, legal and commer- 
cial documents. Bulk of the material (1800-10) contains information 
on legal practices and social conditions In Louisiana. Correspondents 
include persons In Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee as well as 
Louisiana ; Brown's brothers John, U. S. Senator from Kentucky, and 
Samuel, physician and planter. About 25 papers relate to the court 
martial of Thomas Butler (1804-03) 

Described In Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1906, p 22-23, 
and 1907, p. 129, and In Handbook of manuscripts In the Library of 
Congress (1918) p. 49. ^ 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of H P. Scrarchley, 1906-07. 

MS 62-4647 

Bristow, Benjamin Helm, 1832-1896. 
Papers, 1839-1932. 
9ft 
In Libr ary of Congress, Manuscript Division 

mbt2«? r£, U - S - k ?!2 etar3r °* *"• Trasw. Correspondence 
4;2£Z7 ) ',™f e 5 sc 2E b00ks ' ana miscellaneous pamphlets relating to 
Bristow. Includes 3000 Incoming letters, and 12 volumes of outgoing 
tetterpress copybooks, one of which is a volume of copies of letters 
Jft t K and K- r ^ el r d & *£ 0»mn»l»loner of Internal Revenue TreUrttag 

rJ^'^iL W ^ I , ia rl, W ^£J eIkn £ p (1829-1890). Georgf William 
OK£i < ^"J 8 ^iL I S!j a 5? l 1Si 1815 - 1886) • Anthony JosV Drexel 
/sStJio?}' SSJP Franklin Edmunds (1828-1919), Hamlton Fish 
^^^^ksS^T^T^Sf ^ (1841-1889), John XshaD 
Harlan (1833-1911), W. A. Meriwether, and Horace Porter (1837- 

Deposited by William B. Bristow, 1937; converted Into a gift, 1946, 

MS 62-4648 



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Burke, Edmund, 1800-1882. 

Papers, 1821-81. 

1 ft. (ra. 400 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, editor, and U. S. Representative from New Hampshire. 
Correspondence, drafts of newspaper editorials, committee reports, 
resolutions, printed copies of some of Burke's speeches, pamphlets, 
newspaper clippings, and commissions. Bulk of the collection con- 
sists of letters received, 50 of which are from Franklin Pierce. Other 
correspondence relates to the U. S. Patent Office and to the Dorr 
Rebellion In Rhode Island. Correspondents include James Buchanan, 
Lewis Cass, Nathan Clifford, Samuel Snllivan Cox, Daniel S. Dickin- 
son, Thomas W. Dorr, John W. Forney, Henry Hubbard, James K. 
Polk, Thomas Ritchie, Gideon Welles, Fernando Wood, and Levi 
Woodbury. 

Described is Annual report of the Librarian of Congress, 1926, p. 59. 

OUt of Mrs. George H. Dana, 1924. 

MS 62-4649 

Wilkes, Charles, 1798-1877. 

Papers, 1607-1959. 

8 ft. (ca. 0000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Naval officer and explorer. Correspondence, letter books, journals, 
autobiography, articles, and business and financial papers, mostly on 
Wilkes' naval career, Including material on the expedition which he 
commanded (1838-42) to explore Antarctica and the Pacific, the pub- 
lication of his observations, his involvement in the Trent Affair, and 
bis command of the James River and West Indies Squadron ; corre- 
spondence (1845-61) of John Wilkes (1827-1908) ; and deeds, mort- 
gages, contracts, apprenticeship papers, inventories, and lists of em- 
ployees, relating to business activities (1607-1814) of the WUkes 
family in England. Correspondents include Gustavas Vasa Fox, 
James McClellan, and Gideon Welles. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gifts and purchases from Mrs. Lockwood Jones, Mrs. M. L. Hull 
and G. Denby Wilkes, 1921-60. 

MS 62-4650 

Clapp, William Warland, 1826-1891. 

Papers, 1856-1911. 

350 Items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Author and journalist. Bulk is letters from Benjamin Perley 
Poore, author and editor, and E. B. Wight, Clapp's son-in-law, re- 
porter for the Chicago tribune and for Inter ocean, and manager of 
the Washington News Bureau. Relates chiefly to the reporting of 
political Issues, such as the Impeachment proceedings against Andrew 
Johnson, the disputed presidential election of 1876, and the consist- 
ency of the Boston journal, which was edited by Clapp, in advancing 
the principles of the Republican Party. Includes letters from James 
B. Runnion and C. F. Kitterldge. 

Described in the Library's Information bulletin, v. 16, p. 610-611, 



Purchased, 1957. Formerly is the possession of Stephen O'Meara. 

MS 62-4651 

Aron, Richard, 1854-1912, collector. 

Aron collection, 18th-20th cent. 

ca. 4 It. (ca. 1000 items) 

In University of Illinois Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence and autographs of ca. 100 German schoolmen of 
the middle 19th cent., notably the philologists Eberhard Gottlieb 
Graff (1780-1841) and Hans Ferdinand Massman (1797-1874) ; docu- 
ments dealing with discipline and other related problems, and the 
organization of schools in Germany; bylaws for the Padagogiscbe 
Gesellschaft ; lecture notes ; poems (chiefly anonymous) ; and extracts 
from books. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchased from Gustaf Fock, 1912. 

MS 62-4652 

Douglass family. 

Papers of the Douglass, Hall, McCue, and related fami- 
lies, 1740-1913. 

184 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, deeds, plats, genealogical notes, news- 
paper clippings, and other papers of the Douglass, Hall, and McCue 
families of Virginia. Other families concerned include the Alexander, 
Arbuckle, Beale, Brown, Caldwell, Coalter, Cochran, Fulton, Hunter, 
Joseph, Kemper, Lyle, Moffette, Moore, Paxton, Preston, Steele, 
Stuart, Tate, Walker, Wardlaw, and Toung families. Several Items 
concern John Alexander Douglass, John Hall, of Abingdon, Va, and 
John McCue, of Augusta Co, Va. 

Gift of Archibald G. Robertson, 1961. 

MS 62-4653 



Boardman, Mabel Thorp. 

Papers, 1853-1945. 

5 ft (ca. 4000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Official of the American Red Cross. Correspondence (personal, 
family, and official), letter books, diaries (1882-1902), memoranda, 
addresses, notebooks, sketchbooks, genealogical data, and photos. 
Bulk of the collection consists of correspondence dated after 1904. 
Relates principally to Miss Boardman's personal life and her work 
with the American Red Cross, but contains material on domestic and 
foreign issues of every administration from McKlnley to Franklin D. 
Roosevelt Correspondence includes nearly 600 letters (1904-29) 
from William Howard Taft to Miss Boardman. Material Is related 
to the Library's Taft papers. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the Library. 
Information on literary rights available in the Library. 
Gift of Mrs, F. A. Kelp, Mrs. W. Murray Crane, and American Red 
Cross National Headquarters, 1947-54. 

MS 62-4654 



Bunau-Varilla, Philippe, 1859-1940. 

Papers, 1880-1955. 

16 ft. (ou. 10,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

French engineer and Panamanian diplomat Correspondence, much 
of which is in French; typescripts of speeches, articles, and books; 
legal papers ; and newspaper clippings. Concerns Bunau-Varllla's 
activities in the United States (1900-07), his efforts to gain support 
for completion of the Panama Canal, his role in the Panamanian 
revolution and as minister plenipotentiary for the new government 
Includes documents selected and annotated by Bunau-Varllla, re- 
lating to the revolution and to the Hay-Bunau- v ariUa treaty, and 
the note sent to all members of Congress in June, 1902, with a postal 
stamp of the Republic of Nicaragua witnessing the volcanic activity 
there. Correspondents include Manuel Amador Guerrero, John Bige- 
low, Theodore Burton, Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, William C. Gorgas, 
Mark Hanna, John Hay, Jean Jules Jusserand, Ferdinand de Lesseps, 
Henry Cabot Lodge, and Theodore Roosevelt. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Gifts of Mr. Bunau-VarUla. his son Etienne, Charles Moore, Miles 
P. Duval, and R. W. Hebard, 1938-55. 

Full name: Philippe Jean Bunau-Varilla. 
MS 62-4655 



Fiske, Minnie Maddern (Davey) 1865-1932. 

Papers, 1884-1932. 

56 ft (ca. 18,000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Actress. Correspondence; prompt books, containing marginal notes 
made by Mrs. Fiske; records of box office receipts, and invoices 
covering scenery, costumes, and lighting for many of the productions 
in which Mrs. Fiske appeared; financial papers reflecting the ex- 
penses of theatrical production ; scrapbooks ; and drafts of speeches, 
articles, and books written by her and also by her hushand, Harrison 
Grey Fiske. Reflects the continuing controversy between the Flakes 
and the theatrical trusts of the period. Correspondents include Ger- 
trude Atherton, James M. Barrie, David Belasco, Daniel Chester 
French, .Tack London, John Philip Sousa,r Alexander Woollcott, and 
Florenz Ziegfeld. 

Unpublished register available in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Miss Olive Kooken, 1961. 

MS 62-4656 



Glassford (John) and Company, Glasgow. 

Records of John Glassford and Company and successors, 
1753-1834. 

62ft 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Ledgers, journals, daybooks, inventories, and cashbooks (in a few 
of which are entered occasional letters) of a succession of large 
mercantile firms which represented or succeeded John Glassford and 
Co. and other Glasgow merchant firms through a system of branch 
Btores on both sides of the Potomac Later firm names were Glass- 
ford & Henderson (near the beginning of the Revolution), Henderson, 
Ferguson & Gibson (about 1790, when the trade apparently passed 
out of the hands of the Scottish merchants and into the control of 
local owners), Vincent & Ferguson (1800-16), and Edelen, Thompson 
& Co. (until 1834). Material is related to the Library's Neil Jamieson 
papers. 

Unpublished register in the Library. Also described in Handbook 
of manuscripts in the Library of Congress (1918) p. 259. 

Purchase, 1899. 

MS 62-4657 



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Woolsey, Lester Hood, 1877-1961 

Papers, 1831-1958. 

46 ft- (ca. 33.000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 

Lawyer. Correspondence, diaries, memoranda, treaty papers, min- 
utes and resolutions of conferences, articles, and annotated printed 
IUa , ter ,'SL m , ostl5 ' 19< »-20. '•hen Woolsey served in the Dept of State! 
and 1920-2S, when he practiced inYernational lavr^rttt Itebert 
TO n ?i'^ I>riIlcipa i ly ">°cera1w American foreign relations during 
World War i, and related international problems, notably. postwar 
sabotage claims. Also Includes ca. 500 items offamily and business 
correspondence (1831-1921), articles, and a draft of an unpublished 

Tn^^fSi 01 !?!^ °i, A ™ eric a'> Political parties, by Robert Lansing; 
and ca. 100 items of correspondence (1878-1912) of John W. Foster 
Correspondents include Jane Anderson, Daniel Wafenda Bell, Robert 
William lionyuge, Theodore J. DeSabla, Jr., John Foster Dulles, 
w v? m??* 8, "J" 1 ? °- Hndson . J <>1"> J- MeCloy, Clarence Mackay, 
B^H. Marten, John Bassett Moore, Amos J. Peasley, and Frank L. 

Unpublished register to the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. William N. Flndley and Mrs. Wesley Nyborg, 1961. 

MS 62-4658 

Ghent, William James, 1866-1912. 

Papers. 1 876-1942. 

19 ft. (14,500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Author and journalist. Correspondence, reports, memoranda, 
manuscripts, notes, subject files, photos, clippings, and printed mat- 
ter, relating to his writings on the West and the Socialist movement 
i? *?Sj?-' & " Includ «s MSS. of biographical sketches appearing In 
the Dictionary of American biography, and articles and book reviews 
appearing in trade Journals. Included are diaries of Edward S. 
™ d *' e L an d Ho'nKS O. Paulding, participants in the Battle of the 
Little Big Horn. Correspondents include J. Nelson Barry, Charles 
Francis Bates. Charles A. Beard, E. A. Brininstool. P. E Byrne, 
Elizabeth Custer (Mrs. George A.), Frederick S. Dellenbaugh, Stella 
M Dnmmi.Fred Dustin, Grant Foreman. Edward S. Godfrev Mrs 
K t G , < ""??' */ *- Grafl irai. Leroy F. Hafen, Grace Raymond 
Hebard, J. Franklin Jameson, Charles Kelly. Lonpuans. Green and 
Company^ Dumas Malone, Gustavus Myers, William W. Neifert Allan 
Nevins, Don Russell, Edwin L. Sabine. Fred A. Sims. U pt0 n Sinclair, 
John Spargo, Mark Sullivan, George W. Webb, and Maurice Williams. 

Unpublished register in the Library 

Gift of Mrs. William S. Ghent, 1942, 

MS 62-4659 



Chamberlain, Joshua Lawrence, 1828-1914 

Papers. 1862-1910. 

4 ffc (1000 items) 

In Library of Congress. Manuscript Division. 

Union officer. Governor of Maine, and educator Correspondence, 
biographical notes, record books, military reports including some of 
Company G, 20th Maine Volunteers, speeches, accounts of engage- 
ments of the Army of the Potomac, and related material, mostly of 
military content Contains Chamberlain's account of the Battle of 
Gettysburg; and letters relating to the State militia, military re- 
unions, and data for a history of the 5th .TJ...S. Army Corps in which 
Chamberlain served as a colonel of the 20th Maine Regiment 
Prominent correspondents include John Marshall Brown Henry S 
Burrage, Selden Connor, Charles Hamlin. O. O. Howard Carsweli 
McCleUan, Horace Birney Sargent, William II. Seward, G K War- 
ren, and Cyrus Woodman. 

Gift of Miss Rosamond Allen and Miss Eleanor W. Allen, 1938-56. 

MS 62-4660 



Denison, George Stanton, 1833-1866 

Papers. 1851-84. 

300 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer and civil servant. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, 
drafts and printed copies of articles, and broadsides. The bulk of 
the material falls in the period 1851-66 and relates chiefly to his life 
and work as a lawyer in San Antonio, as Collector of Internal 
Revenue in New Orleans (1882-65), and as supervising special agent 
^o£ e <.?r ea8Dry for *"* Fonrth Agency, comprising most of Texas 
(1865-66). Letters to his mother and younger brothers and sisters 
in Vermont present northern views on the social conditions to the 
South just before the outbreak of the Civil War. A prominent corre- 
spondent is Salmon P. Chase. The material is related to the Library's 
Salmon 1*. Chase collection. 

Described in the Library's Report of the Librarian of Congress 
(1905) p. 80-31 and (1935) p. 4. 

Gift of James Denison, Franklin Denison, and Miss Mary Jameson. 
1904, 1985. 

MS 62-4661 



Joint Committee on Materials for Research. 

Records, ca. 1930-40. 

37 ft. lea. 23.000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, minutes and agenda of meetings, ami papers re- 
lating to the committee's snrveys of materials for research in 
the social sciences and the humanities. Includes information on 
library and archives projects, permanence of paper stock, union 
catalogs, offset reproductions, microreproduetions, other duplicating 
techniques, sound reproduction, and copyright Principal corre- 
spondents are Robert C. Binkley, Solon J. Buck, Robert T Crane, 
Augustus Frederick Kuhlman, Waldo G. Leland, Harry Miller Lyden- 
berg, Thomas P. Martin, Arthur H. Qulnn, Joseph Marius Scammell 
Theodore H. Scbellenberg, James T. Shotwell. and Vernon D Tate 

Unpublished register to the Library. 

a JS" *£ feSEagrtcm Council of Learned Societies and the Social 
Science Research Council, 1949. =wu 

MS 62-4662 



Olmsted, Frederick Law, 1822-1903. 

Papers. 1822-1903. 

20 ft (ca. 24.000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, photocopies of originals in the Kansas State Historical 
Society collections. 

Landscape architect and author. Correspondence, letter books, 
Journals, notebooks, financial records, contracts, proposals, drafts of 
reports, speeches, lectures, articles, essays, maps, drawings, scrap- 
books, news clippings, and a draft of Olmsted's unfinished History 
of civilization in the United States. Includes material on landscape 
architecture and the design and planning of parks, towns, sub- 
divisions, public buildings, and private estates ; and on slavery, the 
New England Emigrant Aid Society, the Free Soil Party, and John 
Charles Fremont's mining estates in Mariposa, Calif. Correspondents 
include Charles Francis Adams, Oakes A. Ames, Edward W Bok, 
Samuel Bowles, Charles L. Brace, Daniel Burnham, George W Curtis. 
Charles A. Dana, Charles Eliot, Edwin L. Godkin, Andrew H Green: 
Edward Everett Hale, William James, Charles McKim, Charles Eliot 
Norton, Henry J. Raymond. Whltelaw Beld, Charles Sumner Schuy- 
ler van Rensselaer, and Henry ViHard. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 

Gift of Frederick L. Olmsted, Jr, 1947-48. 

MS 62-4663 



Murphy, Edgar Gardner, 1869-1913. 

Papers, 1893-1913. 

ca. 200 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1041) 

Episcopal clergyman, publicist, executive secretary of Southern 
Education Board, and amateur astronomer. Correspondence, articles, 
and clippings relating to popular edncatlon, race relations in the 
Seuth, and State and National child labor legislation The material 
is related to the library's Southern Education Board papers 

Unpublished description to the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Murphy, 19*5. 

MS 62-4664 



Feamster family-. 

Papers, 1794-1960. 

2 ft (ca. 2000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Includes a memorandum book (1844-72) of Martha Alderson 
Feamster ; an account book of Company A of the 14th Regiment of 
Virginia Cavalry kept by her sons, Thomas L. Feamster and Samuel 
William Newman Feamster ; a diary (1864-65) of Thomas JL Feam- 
ster; a Journal of the military career (1901-23) of his grandson, 
Claudius Newman Feamster; an account book (1908-17) of Mrs 
Claudius Newman Feamster; letters (1914-53) from her sons, Robert 
Cantrell Feamster and Felix Claudius Feamster, concerning thelr 
experlences at college and In the Army as battalion surgeons in 
World War n; a diary (1849-51) of Charles William Cary as a 
medical student; and correspondence (1794-1879) of the allied 
Mathew and Cary families of Virginia and Maryland. Correspond- 
ents Include Cyrus Cary, William and Ophelia Cary, and Eliza Cary 
Greene 

Gift of Claude Newman Feamster, 1946-61. 

MS 62-4665 



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Iowa. State De-pt. of History and Archives. 

Military miscellany, 1776-1950. 

ca. 340 items and 3 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, joumais, reminiscences, reports, biograph- 
ical and historical sketches, speeches, rosters, military orders, com- 
missions, certificates, discharge papers, pension claims and records, 
passes, TJ. S. Army Band books (3 boxes), clippings, posters, maps, 
photos., and other papers. Includes material related to various 
foreign and Indian wars and campaigns of the United States, the 4 
forts named Des Moines, the 4 TJ. S. battleships named Iowa, the 
Fifty-First Iowa Mother's Prayer Circle (1898-1905), and various 
military and naval personnel. Persons mentioned include Mr. and 
Mrs. W. E. Balnbridge, Ellas D. Bruner, Cyrus Bussey, Beryl D. 
Caldwell, Richard Coughlan, George Croghan, 0. Eugene Cupp, 
Dwlght D. Eisenhower, Vernon S. Grows, John Lepper, George S. 
Patton, Jr., L. J. Tjernagel, and Ellis E. Wilson. 

Cataloged individually in repository. 

MS 62-4666 

Montgomery, Vincent, 1836-1903. 

Papers, 1785-1903. 

ca. 12U0 items. 

In Emory University Library. 

Microfilm copy (negative) mp.de in .1981 from originals in the 
possession of Ralph Ernest Montgomery. 

Farmer, merchant, lawyer, and public official. Papers of Mont- 
gomery, his family, and the related Shine and Wright families. Cor- 
respondence, deeds, tax receipts, bills wills, and estate papers of 
John Montgomery (d. 1785?), William Montgomery (d. 1818 or 9) 
and his sons James, Robert and William, Thomas and Sally Bozeman, 
Elizabeth C. Wright, and her son William Wright; personal, busi- 
ness, and estate papers of Samuel Montgomery (1800-1872, another 
son of William, Sr., and father of Vincent) ; estate papers of Thomas 
Shine (d. ca. 1856), Martha E. Shine (d. ca. 1859), and David F. 
Shine (d. ca. 1859), together with guardianship papers of the minor 
children; correspondence, notes, accounts, receipts, bills, agreements, 
and other business and personal papers of Vincent Montgomery, con- 
cerning his mercantile partnership with H. H. Long (Long and 
Montgomery) and his other business affairs, his militia and military 
service in Georgia during the Civil War, his farming, and his interest 
in Freemasons, the Farmers' Alliance, Georgia politics, and patent 
medicines: political and Civil War correspondence of his brother and 
brother-in-law, Sebron Montgomery and Thomas W. Shine ; and other 
papers on family health, education, church interests, politics, and 
legal affairs. The family centered in Taylor and Hancock Counties 
In Georgia. 

Finding aid In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS 62-4667 

Phillipps, Sir Thomas, hart., 1792-1872, collector. 
Papers, ca. 1760-ca. 1850. 

77 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Legal papers of William L. Phelps and other solicitors of Evesham, 
Eng., dealing with general legal practice for the counties of Glouces- 
ter and Worcester, including contested election cases, poor law 
cases, proceedings -In bankruptcy, criminal cases, suits for damages 
arising from trespass, cases of breach of contract where land was 
rented, cases touching the glebe lands and titles, prosecutions under 
the game laws, and particularly land transfers, the settlement of 
estates, and the management of landed properties. Includes consid- 
erable material on the final movement for the enclosure of the open 
fields ; drafts of several enclosure bills drawn for presentation to 
Parliament; some records of the application of the provisions of the 
acts, abstracts of title, some going back to the 16th ana 17th cen- 
turies, briefs, affidavits, testimony, complaints, bills of costs, tax 
lists, and other legal papers. 

MS 62-4668 

Willow River Power Company. 

Records, 1884-1940. 

S3 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Correspondence between the Wisconsin Railroad Commission and 
Burkhardt Milling and Electric Power Company (1921-22), and 81 v. 
of business records, comprising almost all of the financial records of 
the various milling and power operations owned and managed by 
Christian Burkhardt (1834-1931) of Burkhardt and Hudson, Wis. 
Includes cashbooks (1892-1931), salesbooks (1886-^1916), Journals 
(1886-1909), and ledgers (1892-1943) of Burkhardt Mills; Journals 
(1917-43) of the Burkhardt Milling and Electric Power Company; 
journals (1889-97) of the Willow River Milling Company; miscella- 
neous trial balance books (1895-1944) grain and shipping records 
(1884-1933) ; and miscellaneous electricity and power records (1901- 
09) 



Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Esther and Bertha Burkhardt, 1956-69. 



MS 62-4669 



Ryder, William Henry, 1822-1888, collector. 

Confederate archives, 1861-65. 

ca. 850 items. 

In Tufts University Library. 

Over 100 battle reports, 455 morning reports of the Confederate 
States prisons at Richmond, 117 passes to Libby Prison, 57 pay orders, 
a few diplomatic documents, fragments of Congressional documents, 
muster rolls, payrolls, casualty reports, requests for military exemp- 
tion and light duty, petitions, voting records, receipts, warrants, mis- 
cellaneous financial and supply records, and other papers from 
the offices of the President and the Secretaries of State, War, Navy 
and Treasury, collected by Ryder after the fall of Richmond, as part 
of an exhibit of trophies and curiosities for display at the proposed 
North Western Sanitary Fair. 

Described m A calendar of the Ryder collection of Confederate 
archives at Tufts College, by the Massachusetts Historical Records 
Survey (1940) 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift. ca. 18S8. 

MS 62-4670 



Sharpless family. 

Papers, ca. 1748-1875. 

ca. 395 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts ( handwritten ) 

Letters, diaries, Journals, religious and biographical accounts, 
testimonies, and notes by, concerning, or attributed to members of 
the Sharpless and Kite families. Persons prominent in the collec- 
tion include Joshua Sharpless (1746-1826), Pennsylvania Quaker, 
farmer, and minister; his children Edith Sharpless Kite (1777-1881), 
Rachel Sharpless Cope (1771-1807), and Isaac Sharpless (1781-1822) ; 
Mary Kite (1792-1861), Quaker minister, her brothers Thomas 
(1785-1845), also a minister, James (1808-1856), Joseph (1795- 
1863), Nathan (1804-1867), and John Letchworth Kite (1798-1878), 
her sister Abi (1787-1865), and nieces, nephews, and friends; Susanna 
Kite Sharpless (1809-1844), daughter of Thomas Kite, and her bus- 
band Aaron Sharpless (1809-1876). Letters (1824-61) of Mary Kite 
comprise more than half the collection. Other papers Include Jour- 
nals, diaries, and accounts of Mary Kite concerning spiritual and 
religious affairs and her travels through Virginia and North Caro- 
lina; testimonies from Concord -Monthly Meeting of the Society of 
Friends, and a few documents of Concord'-Quarterl; Meeting. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Susanna Smedley, 1959. 

MS 62-4671 



Taylor family. 

Papers of the Taylor and Shoemaker families, ca. 1809- 
1953. 

ca.l2ft (ca. 1100 Items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Mainly letters of the Taylor family of Philadelphia and of Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio, and of the Shoemaker family, of Cincinnati, Chicago, 
and Milwaukee, together with diaries, testimonies, business and legal 
papers, and portraits. Concerns the Civil War, women's rights, mid- 
western business and social affairs, western sheep and grain farming, 
land purchases, and the laying of rail lines. Correspondents Include 
Joseph Bevan Braithwaite (1818-1905), Walter Hlnchman (1845- 
1920), railroad executive, Joseph Wright Taylor (1810-1880), founder 
of Bryn Mawr College, and Thomas Wlstar (1798-1876). Material Is 
related to the library's Allinson family and Walter Hlnchman col- 
lections. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Caroline Allinson, and loan, 1931-59. 

MS 62-4672 



Morris family. 

Papers of the Morris and Sansom families, ca. 1715-1925. 

ca: 17 ft. (ca. 6000 items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Correspondence, business papers, notebooks. Journals, passports, 
poetry, essays, account books, and tracts. Bulk of the material con- 
sists of correspondence of Samuel Buckley Morris (1791-1859) and 
of his son, Samuel Morris (1827-1905) , on religious and social matters, 
education, the Indians, Friends' missionary activities, and travel. 
Correspondents Include Dr. James J. Levlck (1825-1893), Joseph 
Sansom (1765-1826), his wife, Beulah Blddle Sansom (1768-1837), 
and Quakers in England, Japan, Australia, and Norway. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Nancy Morris Wood, 1936. 

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Cope, Marmaduke Cooper, 1804-1897. 

Correspondence, 1843-74. 

ca. 400 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Prominent Philadelphia Qnaker. Correspondence with English 
and American Friends. Includes 75 letters (1843-74) from Cope 
discussing Tearly Meetings of the Society of Friends in New York 
Ohio, New England, and Philadelphia during the Wilburite-Gorneyite 
Separation, the progress of the abolition movement, the Civil War 
public and private education, and the effect of other social and 
political affairs on the Society of Friends; letters (1845-59) of John 
Allen (1790-1859), English Quaker, discussing his travels in the 
ministry in America, affairs in various Yearly Meetings affected by 
the Wilburite-Gurneyite Separation, and political matters; 100 letters 
(1845-72) of Josiah Forster (1782-1870), English Quaker; letters 
(1856-66) of Mary Nicholson (1797-1867), Scottish Quaker; letters 
(1844-58) of Edward Pease (1767-1858), English Quaker, discussing 
contention created in the Society of Friends in England by the Separa- 
tion; letters (1848-53) of John Pease (1797-1868). English Quaker- 
letters (1847-70) of Benjamin Seebohm (1798-1871), English Quaker, 
and other correspondence. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift, ca. 1903-45. 

MS 62-4674 



Hewett, Waterman Thomas, 1846-1921. 

Papers, 1868-1919. 

lft 

In Cornell University library. Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (14/18/207, 14/18/m) 

Professor of north European languages and literature. Corre- 
spondence; MSS. of Hewett's Cornell University— a history. Poems of 
Uhland, Goethes Hermann und Dorothea, A German reader, The 
history of Goethe's printed text, and Bibliography of the writings 
of Goldwin Smith; and research material compiled by Hewett for 
his bibliography of Goldwin Smith. Includes two letters from An- 
drew Dickson White to Hewett regarding the part White played In 
the founding and development of Cornell University, and correspond- 
ence with the Cornell daily sun and Cornell era. 

MS 62-4675 



Thomas, Elmer, 1876- 

Papers, 1900-50. 

508 ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and legislator. Correspondence, speeches, press releases, 
personal papers, business and office management records, scrapbooks, 
memoranda on legislative matters, printed material, clippings, photos., 
and other papers, largely relating to Thomas' service in the U. S. 
Senate. Includes material on his work in various committees and 
subcommittees concerning agriculture, appropriations, claims, flood 
control, forestry, Indian affairs, the library, the military establish- 
ment, public lands, roads, and silver; his work as advisor to the 
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization; his service to 
constituents, relating chiefly to claims, pensions, and civil and mili- 
tary personnel problems; and his political campaigns; as well as leg- 
islation Federal projects In Oklahoma, the United Nations Confer- 
ence, and other subjects. 

Full name: John William Elmer Thomas. 
MS62-4676 



Warden, Morris L 1889- 

Papers, 1896-1953. 

38ft 

In University Of Oklahoma Library. 

Educator and historian. Correspondence, the MS. and galley 
proofs of Warden's Political history of the Cherokee Nation (pub- 
lished 1838), and other papers, including a large quantity of corre- 
spondence and duplicated material relating to the University of 
Oklahoma during the period 1938-41, when Warden was assistant 
to the president, concerning student affairs and activities, curriculum, 
the teaching departments, military training, housing, foreign stu- 
dents, legislative matters, administrative committees, the University 
during World War n, postwar planning, the U. S. National Youth 
Administration, and the North Central Association of Colleges and 
Secondary Schools. Also Includes material concerning Warden's 
lecture enga g eme n ts, his book renews, and Us civic and orzaniza- 
Uonsl activities. 

MS62-4677 



Whitney, William Dwight, 1827-1894. 

Papers of William Dwight Whitney, Josiah Dwight 
Whitney, and their families, 1778-1951. 

ca. 35,000 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Major part of the collection consists of correspondence of William 
Dwight Whitney, linguistic scientist, and concerns his positions as 
president of the American Oriental Society, Foreign Knight of the 
Boyal Prussian Order pour le merite, and first president of the 
American Philological Association. His personal letters include 
material on New Haven and on genealogy. Correspondence of Josiah 
Dwight Whitney (1819-1896), geologist and chemist, furnishes infor- 
mation on the first systematic exploration and mapping of the West, 
and includes an account of Benjamin SHllman's position in the Emma 
Mine scandal involving the National Academy of Sciences. The 
material is related to the library's Baldwin family collection. 

Unpublished register In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the daughters of William Dwight Whitney, 1894-1959. 

MS 62-4678 



SchaHer, William, 1868-1955. 

Papers, 1886-1955. 

3 ft (ca. 400 items) 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

Lutheran pastor and educator. Chiefly diaries and notebooks 
containing excerpts from Scanner's readings In theology and litera- 
ture and commentary on them; sermon outlines; notebooks listing 
examples of English word usage; college and seminary diplomas; and 
photos. Includes personal letters to Sehaller's brother and mimeo- 
graphed bulletins written by Paul Edward Kretzmann (1883-1955) 
on the "44" unionism controversy. The material is related to the 
institute's P. E. Kretzmann, L. J. Sleek, and the Concordia Publish- 
ing House collections. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Schaller, 1969. 

MS 62-4679 



FoDett family. 

Papers, 1841-1912. 

300 items and 1 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society. 

Correspondence, financial statements, and other papers of Fred- 
erick FoUett (1804-1891), journalist of Batavla, N- Y., his son 
Frederick M. Follett, a professional soldier, and other members of 
the family. The papers relate to the postal business at Batavia, 
N. Y., the Seneca Indians, Mormons in Utah, the pony express the 
presidential election of 1860, the Civil War, and the Fenian outbreaks. 
Includes Frederick FoUett's autobiography, his essays on Antonio 
Lopez Santa Anna, New York canals, and presidential candidates, 
and an incomplete MS. written by Fonett while on a visit to Texas 
in 1836. describing his journey, persons he met, animals, birds, Indian 
tribes, Indian traders, and similar data. 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository 

Gift of Henry Hoklas. 1961. 

MS 62-4680 



Riheldaffer, John Gfflan, 1818-1893. 

Papers, 1848-1959. 

1000 items and 7 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Presbyterian minister. Correspondence, diaries, fictionalized remi- 
niscences, sermons, articles, deeds, tax. receipts, clippings, and printed 
matter. The correspondence is general and relates to family affairs 
and to the grain elevator business of Riheldaffer's son, John H. The 
newspaper clippings deal with the Minnesota State Reform School 
(of which Riheldaffer was superintendent), the St. Paul Central 
Presbyterian Church, and the Oakland Cemetery Association of St 
Paul. Includes a booklet of essays by members of the St Paul 
Female Seminary, a roll book (1864-70) of the Seminary, messages 
and biographical notes (1869-86) by boys who had been detained in 
the Minnesota State Reform School, diaries (1873-1905) kept by 
Riheldaffer's daughters, Martha Anna and Eittie, and other Rihel- 
daffer family papers. 

Inventory description in the repository. 

Gift of Helen Riheldaffer. 1959-60. 

MS 62-4681 



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Pirtle family. 

Papers of the Pirtle and Rogers families, 1797-1875. 
- 62 items. 
In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Mainly papers of Judge Henry Pirtle (1796-1880) of Louisville, 
Ky.. and of Dr. Coleman Rogers (1781-1855). Papers (1816-75) of 
Henry Pirtle include letters to him from Lara Anderson, George 
Bancroft, John Bar.bee, Rufus Choate, James Kent, and others ; letter 
from Pirtle (1856) defining his position in regard to tbe American 
Party; and contract between Henry Pirtle and James Speed for 
partnership in the practice of law (1845). Other papers include 
letters (1801-36) to Gen. James Taylor of Newport, Ky., from Dr. 
Coleman Rogers, Dr. John Sellman, Judge John Coburn (1T6S-1823), 
James W. Moss, Dolly P. Madison, and Richard M. Johnson ; letter 
I j (1829) from Martin Van Buren to William T. Barry about the return 
'' of Taylor's fugitive slaves from Canada; a power of attorney (1T9T) 
from Joseph Rogers of Fayette Co., Ky, to John Winn to obtain 
property due from estates of his wife's father, Thomas Ford, and 
her 'former husband, Joseph R. Farrar; correspondence (1803-20) of 
Dr. Coleman Rogers and his wife, Jane (Farrar) Rogers while he 
was studying medicine at the University of Pennsylvania; and 12 
cards of admission to medical lectures at the University of Pennsyl- 
vania. Material is related to the repository's Alfred Pirtle collection. 
Gift of William B. Pirtle, 1957. 

MS 62-4682 



Brown, Jacob Jennings, 1775-1828. 

Papers, 1813-28. 

3 v. and 1 reel of microfilm (positive) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, microfilm (positive) from originals in possession of the 
Buffalo Historical Society, and transcripts (handwritten) 

Army officer. Letter books, military memoranda and lists. Con- 
tains information regarding troop movements ; descriptions of battles 
In the Niagara area, data on the strength and distribution of British 
forces In Canada in 1814, and other military matters. Two letter 
books cover the years 1814-16 ; the other (1816-28) is made up chiefly 
of correspondence with various Secretaries of War. Correspondents 
include John Armstrong, James Barbour, John C. Calhoun, Isaac 
Chauncey, DeWitt Clinton, William H. Crawford, Benjamin W. Crowo- 
inshield, Alexander James Dallas, George Graham, George Izard, 
Andrew Jackson, Alexander Macomb, and James Monroe. 

Described in Handbook of manuscripts in the Library of Congress 
(1918) p. 49. 

Purchased from Mrs. Voiney Chase and the Buffalo Historical 
Society, 1904-60. 

MS 62-4683 



Cartel], James McKeen, 1860-1944. 

Papers, 1869-1948. 

41 ft (ca. 15,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Professor of psychology, editor, and publisher. Correspondence, 
childhood diaries, speeches, articles, notes, reports, bulletins, other 
printed material, page proof of the book, James McKeen Cattell ... 
man of science (published 1948), news clippings, certificates, diplo- 
mas, photos^ and other papers; Includes much correspondence on 
the preparation of articles for publication in the various journals 
edited by Cattell, fiies of material relating to the American Asso- 
ciation for the Advancement of Science, the Psychological Corpo- 
ration, the Science Press, other scientific organizations and the 
publication, American men of science, in all of which be was very 
active; and family correspondence (mostiy 1880-1906). The bulk 
of the papers is after 1896. Correspondents include John Dewey, 
Asaph Hall, Ellsworth Huntington, William James, Charles Sanders 
Peirce, and Edward B. Titchener. 

Register published in 1962 by the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Jacques Cattell, 1957. 

MS 62-4684 



McGee, Anita (Newcomb) 1864-1940. 

Papers, 1688-1932. 

5 ft (3000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Anthropologist and physician, of Washington, D. C. Correspond- 
ence, drafts of articles, diaries, notebooks, scientific and medical 
notes, news clippings, photos^ an "Idea book," and memorabilia. 
Much of the correspondence is with her father, Simon Newcomb, 
mathematician and astronomer, and her son, Eric McGee Newcomb 
'-urname changed). Includes lectures and articles on hygiene and 
medical matters ; articles pertaining to her studies of communistic 
societies In the U. S., such as the Shakers and the Bethel and Oneida 
Communities ; correspondence written while she was Acting Assistant 



Surgeon, u. S. Army in the Spanish American War; and material 
relating to the formation of the Women's Anthropological Society 
of America. Correspondents include Charles B. Davenport, Edward 
S. Holder, Alcander Longley, and Gifford Pinchot. Contains the 
family correspondence (1836-46) of Dr. McGee's grandfather, Charles 
A. Hassler, U. S. Navy surgeon, which includes a letter (1832) from 
James Madison. Tbe material is related to the Library's Simon 
Newcomb papers and W J McGee papers. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. McGee, 1915-50. 

MS 62-4685 

Poydras Home, New Orleans. 

Kecords, 1778-1960. 

31 ft (31,350 items) 

In Tulane University Library. 

Correspondence, reports, registers of children, case histories, and 
other records, related to a home for orphans and other deserving 
girls, mostly after its establishment in 1817. Includes materials on 
its Investments and properties at Mllneburg, La., and requests by the 
mayor of New Orleans for the admission of children. 

Inventory in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Deposited by the Board of Managers of the Poydras Home. 
(Female Orphan Society), 1959. 

MS 62-4686 

Cesare, Oscar Edward, 1885-1948. 

Drawings, 1912-43. 

232 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (4101) 

Cartoonist. Original drawings of cartoons on national politics, 
international relations, diplomacy, labor unrest, Prohibition, World 
Wars i and n, Italian Fascist leaders, Mexican politics, and literary 
subjects. 

Gift, 1952. 

MS 62-1687 

Hafle, Berard, 1874-1961. 
Papers. 
19 ft 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Franciscan missionary, linguist and anthropologist Correspond- 
ence with church officials and anthropologists; MSS. of published 
and unpublished works, notes, drawings, and many other papers on 
Navaho language, culture, and ceremonials; interlinear Navaho- 
English notebooks ; accounts of the founding and early history of the 
Lubachukai and St. Michaels Missions in Arizona; sermons, prayers, 
and other papers related to Haile's teaching in these missions; 
material on the Interpreters' Institute at Fort Wingate, N. M., 1985; 
the Navaho constitution and related papers; reprints of articles by 
other authors on the Navaho Indians; and some related material on 
Apache and Zuni Indians. Correspondents include Gladys Amanda 
Reichard, Edward Sapir, and Mary Carot Wheelwright 
Detailed list of contents in the library. 

Gift of St John the Baptist Province of the Order of Friars Minor, 
1961. 

MS62-4688 

Herrick, Myron Timothy, 1854-1929. 

Papers ca. 1827-1935. 

ca. 17 ft. 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

In part photocopies (positive) 

Humanitarian, financier, industrialist. Governor of Ohio, and dip- 
lomat Correspondence, articles, interviews, legal documents, news- 
paper and magazine clippings, biographical and genealogical items, 
memorabilia, pamphlets and other printed matter. Tbe most com- 
plete and meaningful group of papers is the correspondence covering 
Herrtck's second term as U. S. Ambassador to France (1921-29) 
relating to German reparations, the interallied debt Franco-American 
relations, French politics, Russia, the new Bolshevik Government, 
and the American food relief project in Russia, the League of Na- 
tions, the Kellogg-Briand peace pact the 1921-22 Washington Con- 
ference on Disarmament the presidential elections of 1924 and 1928, 
soldiers' bonus legislation, the Sacco-Vanzetti trial, and the Teapot 
Dome scandal. Includes correspondence (1889-1906) from Ida and 
William McKinley: a smail file of letters from Presidents William 
Howard Tart, Theodore Roosevelt. Woodrow Wilson, Herbert Hoover : 
a special collection of letters (1927-81) from Charles A. Lindbergh 
and his family to the Herrick family, letters carried by Lindbergh 
on his transoceanic flight to Paris, and correspondence sent and 
received by Herrick relating to the flight; and other Herrick family 
correspondence. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gifts at Mrs. Pansely Webb Herrick and Parmely Herrick, Jr., 
1942 and 1967. 

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Davis, Charles Hall, 1872-1954. 

Papers, 1006-52. 

28 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (5466) 

Lawyer. Correspondence, lectures, and other papers, concerning 
postal savings and postal savings certificates, a proposed rnral bank- 
ing system, agricultural cooperation and credit associations, labor 
unions. Prohibition, the 18th amendment. States rights, electoral 
vote, presidential campaigns, Association for Safeguarding Human 
Liberty and Tree Enterprise (19*9-50), the Bible, and other subjects. 
Correspondents include George Stewart Brown, William Cabell Bruce, 
Harry Plood Byrd. Benjamin S. Dean, Robert Edward Edmondson, 
Duncan Upshaw Fletcher, Morton Graham Goode, Willford Isbell 
King, John Henry Kirby, William Gordon McCahe (1874-1953) 
Henry Louis Mencken, Albert Cabell RlAchie. George Woodward 

Wi £SP£S" Jolm Set S eant TO* 6 - Jr - «n<i Kose Emmet Young. 
Gift, 1996. 

MS 62-4690 

Grellet, Stephen, 1773-1855. 

Pape-s. 1796-1838. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Quaker minister and missionary. Letters, diary fragments, and 
other papers of Grellet, together with accounts of his ilfe. Portions 
of diaries (1T96-1819) and letters (1807-33) give detailed accounts 
of his encounters with European royalty and aristocracy, and with 
the clergy and laity of the Catholic Church and the Lutheran, Re- 
formed, and other Protestant churches ; make observations on Euro- 
pean schools, hospitals, prisons, and other institutions, and the 
church and state officials who administered them; and comment on 
Haitian political and social affairs. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Edward Marshall SculL 1918. 

MS 62-4691 

Fishbone family. 

Papers 1818-1960. 

3ft 

In University of Virginia Library (2341, 6355, etc.) 

Correspondence, diaries, memoirs, account book, Bible records, 
and other papers of the Fishburnes of Albemarle Co, Va. and the 
related Wood, Lyons and Davis families, particularly Clement Daniel 
Pishbume (1S32-1907), Lacy (Wood) Butler (b. 1841), John Wood 
Flshburne (1868-1937), and the family of John Wood (1782-1860). 
C. D. Flshburne's memoirs Include material on his student life at 
Washington College, Lexington, Va, and at the University of Vir- 
ginia, bis teaching at William C. Hagan's Montgomery Academy, 
Christiansburg, Va, and at Davidson College, N. C., his experiences 
in the Army of Northern Virginia, and his law practice in Charlottes- 
ville, Va. Other subjects include Thomas Jonathan Jackson's teach- 
ing and his marriages, the Battles of Bull Run and Falling Waters, 
Philip H. Sheridan's raid on Charlottesville (1865), and the Euro- 
pean tour (1828-29) of Zellgman Selwyn Lyons (1805-1852). Cor- 
respondents include Harry Flood Byrd, James Branch Cabell, Homer 
Still* Cuminings, Junius Matthew FUhburne (1830-1858) Carter 
Glass, Garrard Glen, Rosa (Wood) Glen, Daniel Harvey Hill, Alex- 
ander von Humboldt, Alfred E. Lewis, Socrates Maupin (1808-1871), 
Matthew Fontaine Manry, John Barbee Minor, Benjamin Mosby 
Smith, Howard Worth Smith, Claude Augustus Swanson. and John 
Wood (1811-1889) 

Gift and deposit 1946-61. 

MS 62-4692 

Conner, David, 1792-1856. 

Papers, 1817-47. 

400 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Naval officer. Contains correspondence, reports, invoices, ships 
returns, extracts from ships logs, and other official naval papers. 
Mainly of the period 1844-47 when Conner was Commander of U S. 
"aval Forces In the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico. Many of 
the letters are from commanders of vessels, snch as the Vandalla, 
Porpoise, Bainbridge, Falmouth, and Potomac Relates in part to 
the Santo Domingo Revolution of 1844, naval operations in the 
Mexican War, and preparations for the attack on Vera Cruz, where 
Conner managed the landing of General Scott's army. Correspond- 
ents include J. Mattison, John S. Chauncey, E. A. F. Lavallette, 
John Gwinn, John Mason, W. Latimer, Joseph Gideon, William E. 
Hunt George Bancroft, J. R. Davis, J. H. Aulick, Franklin Chase, 
J. L. Saunders, James W. Glass, Henri Levi, William H. Chase, and 
Winneld Scott 

Described In the Handbook of manuscripts in the Library of Con- 
gress (1918) p. 78-79; also in Catalogue 1120 of the Henkels firm 
of Philadelphia. 

Purchased at Henkels' sale, 1914. 

MS 62-4693 



George Junior Republic, FreevtUe, N. T. 

Records, 1859-1958. 

ca. 12 ft and 54 boxes. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (800) 

Correspondence, diaries, speeches, articles, autobiographical 
sketches, reminiscences, memorabilia, and other papers of William 
R. George, a social welfare leader who founded the George Junior 
Republic Constitution (1895) of the republic; work records; records 
of applicants; case studies; typical cases tried at the Republic 
Supreme Court (1922) ; a who's who of republic alumni (1925) ; 
letters from ex-citizens of the republic serving with the U.S. Armed 
Forces during World War n, from former students, institutions, 
social workers, clergymen, and others seeking information on the 
Junior republic Idea ; Lyman Beecher Stowe's report on the junior 
republic movement (1913) ; reports, charts, outlines, and other papers 
used by Malcolm J. Freeborn In planning large-scale democratic train- 
ing in the form of the Jnnior municipality in Cortland, N. r. ; 
correspondence and other papers relating to the republic, the estab- 
lishment of a vocational bureau for alumni, the publication of The 
Adult minor (1937), George's work with the National Association 
of Junior Republics, and the establishment and administration of 
junior republics In other parts of the U. S. Organizations mentioned 
include the Boy Scouts of America, Eugenics Society of New Zealand, 
International Juvenile Court Society, League for Adult Minors, Little 
Commonwealth in England, New York Urban League, the Phalanx, 
School Citizens' Committee, and Syracuse Bureau of Labor and 
Charities. Correspondents include Charles El Abrahams, BosweD 
P. Angier, Katherine T. Balch, John Lloyd Balderston, James F. 
Barker, Morgan Barnes, Robert Agden Bower. F. D. Boynton. Mrs. 
Thomas Broadhurst Paul B. Brooks, Edwin J. Brown, J. Hull Brown- 
ing. Earle W. Braner, H. K. Bush-Brown, Nicholas Murray Butler, 
H. O. Cady, O. V. W. Chandler, John R. Commons, Leslie Marsland 
Conly, Blanche H. Cooke, Samuel J. Davis, George Parmly Day, Alex 
Devine, J. Roscoe Drummond, Alexander Dunbar, Samuel A." Eliot 
Marcus C. Fagg, Julia H. Farwell, Alexander Forbes, Ellsworth Ford, 
Mrs. Harry Emerson Fosdick, Esther B. George, Washington Glad- 
den, Jesse Gordon, William D. Guthrie, Albert Boshnell Hart, S. L. 
Harter, Clarence E. Hewitt Willard E. Hotchklas, Crawford Jackson, 
Frank Kieraan, John J. Kinard, Homer Lalse, Leonard S. Levin. 
Clarence A. Lightner, Ben B. Llndsey, Professor B. Lubinsky, Senator 
Clayton Lnsk, Leander McCormick-Goodhart, N. J. Malone. D. D. 
Martin, Gerrit Smith Miller, Harry C. Moffett, George Montagu (the 
Earl of Sandwich), William C. Orton, Thomas Osborne, Endicott 
Peabody, George Wharton Pepper, E. Bertram Pike, Bishop Potter, 
Roscoe Pound, David S. Preston, James M. Price, Daniel Reed, Harry 
J. Reichard, Theodore Roosevelt Edward A. Ross, Noel Saegent 
Frank H. Searles, Paul S. Seeley, Edmund E. Sinclair, Jacob G. 
Smith, Rnfus Smith, J. L Stone, Lyman Beecher Stowe, Sao-ke Alfred 
Sze, Ida M. Tarbell, Elizabeth Townes, Donald T. Urquhart. Richard 
Welling, Evat Jonsen Wendell, R. H. Wheeler, Stephen S. Wise, 
Arthur Wood, Alexander Woollcott and J. C. Wright Much of the 
collection has been annotated by Esther B. George (Mrs. William R. 
George) 

Unpublished guide in the library. Also described in Reports of the 
curator and archivist Cornell University Library, Collection of Re- 
gional History and the University Archives (1948-50) p. 39-41; (1950- 
54) p. 37; and (1954-58) p. 44-45. 

MS 62-4694 



Stevenson, William Francis, 1861-1942. 

Papers, 1861-1924. 

lft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (848) 

Lawyer, fanner, and U. S. Representative from South Carolina. 
Correspondence (1916-22) with his constituents of the Fifth Con- 
gressional District of South Carolina. 

Gift of Mrs. Stevenson, 1944. 

MS 62-4695 



Campbell, Arthur, 1742-1811. 

Papers, 1752-1811. 

182 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville. Ey.) collections. 

Virginia landowner and Revolutionary War patriot Correspond- 
ence, statements of account receipts, promissory notes, land papers, 
military and legal papers. . Reflects Campbell's activities as county 
lieutenant of Washington Co, Va, from its formation in 1777 through 
the Revolution and the Indian wars that followed, his service as 
sheriff of Washington County and as a member of the Virginia As- 
sembly. Includes correspondence (1774-1811) concerning lands, the 
State militia, frontier defense against the Indians, military aid to 
Kentucky, Indian treaties, the Creek War, the Virginia-North Caro- 
lina boundary, the State of Franklin, separation of Kentucky from 
Virginia, navigation on the Mississippi, Anglo-American relations. 



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Papers, 1752-1811. 



Campbell, Arthur, 1742-1811. 
(Continued) 

National and State politics, proceedings of Congress in 1790, Wayne's 
campaign, the French Revolution, and Morse's Geography ; an account 
against c«i. John Buchanan for "teaching scholars" (1764-65); 
papers (1752-1806) concerning lands in Lee, Russell, and Washing- 
ton Counties, Va., including a "short narrative of the discovery of 
Powell's Valley"; petition of inhabitants of Washington and Mont- 
gomery Counties that Dr. Thomas Walker's Grant be buried in 
oblivion; panel's (1773-1806) concerning lands in Jefferson, Lincoln, 
and Hardin Counties, Ky. ; papers (1780-1809) concerning lands In 
Sullivan and Claiborne Counties, Tenn. ; bonds to Arthur Campbell 
as sheriff (1797-88) : writ in the case of Arthur Campbell vs. An- 
, drew Vance (1790) ; transcript of record in case of Salathiel Martin 
vs. Arthur Campbell and John Jones (1804-11) ; and miscellaneous 
military papers (1773-97) including a certificate signed by Daniel 
Boone (1774), and a military Journal kept by William Dells on an 
expedition nzainst the Cherokee in 1776. Correspondents include 
David Campbell. Jr., William Christian, Lord Dunmore. Rev. William 
Graham, Benjamin Harrison, Thomas Hutchings, Aaron Lewis, Jo- 
seph Martin, George Mason, Valentine Meriwether, Jedidiah Morse, 
Francis Preston, William Preston. Edmund Randolph, John Sevier, 
Isaac Shelby, Daniel Smith, John Steele, John Todd, Jr., and George 
Washington. Material is related to the repository's Arthur Lee 
Campbell and Matthew Monroe Campbell collections. 

Calendar of letters, land and legal papers In repository. 

Purchased from Dr. John M. Griest, 1956. 

MS 62-4696 



Brayman, Mason, 1813-1895. 

Papers, 1813-95. 

ca. 4000 items and ca. 11 ft of microfilm (negative) 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Microfilm copy made from documents In Mt. St. Mary's Seminary 
Library, Norwood, Ohio. 

Lawyer, journalist, Army officer, and Governor of Idaho Territory. 
Correspondence, conveyances, account sheets and books, legal docu- 
ments, and other papers, primarily concerned with Brayman's career 
as agent and solicitor with tne Illinois Central Railroad Co. and 
with his military service during the Civil War. Other topics Include 
Brayman's legal practice In Illinois and Michigan, Journalistic en- 
deavors, railroad affiliations, and Governorship of Idaho Territory 
(1876-80) , Illinois politics and government during the 1840's, and 
the Mormon War in Hancock Co., I1L The Illinois Central material 
(chiefly 1850-55) includes the company's charter and act of incor- 
poration veith amendments, letters relating to the construction of a 
levee in Cairo, 111., accounts, court papers, and property owner lists. 
The Civil War papers relate to Brayman's military commands at 
camps In Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee, the 
Fort Pillow Massacre (April 1864), the Battle of Belmont, Mo. (Nov. 
1861), litigation between Brayman and William Burnett over the 
Union Government's confiscation of cotton plantations in the vicinity 
of Natchez, Miss., and Brayman's conflict with William Henry 
Elder (1819-1S04), a Catholic bishop, over Elder's activities during 
the Union occupation of Natchez, Miss. Includes letters (1856-88) 
relating to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, and a receipt and collec- 
tion book (1855-66) of the Illinois Baptist General Association. 
Persons mentioned include Jacob B. Backenstos, LInsey Crow, 
Napoleon Jackson Tecumseh Dana (1822-1905), Bernard G. Farrar, 
Frederick Myer, David Prickett, and Franklin A. Worrell. Cor- 
respondents include George W. Billings, William Henry Bissell (1811- 
1860), Lyman Bridges, S. H. H. Clark, George DeBaun, Jr., Ulysses 
Simpson Grant (1822-1885), Benjamin Henry Grierson (1826-1911), 
Isaac B. Hawkins, Stephen G. Hicks, Samuel Hoard, William Hudson 
Lawrence, Roswell Mason, John Moore, David A. Neal Joseph Powell, 
Robert Schuyler, William Tecnmseh Sherman (1820-1891), Edwin 
McMasters Stanton (1814-1869), and Jeremiah H. Sullivan. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Purchased from Charles Veatch, 1912 ; purchase, 196L 

MS 62-4697 



Perkins, Isaac 

Correspondence, 1850-52. 

43 items. 

In California State Library. 

Merchant, of Sacramento," Calif. Letters from Perkins to his 
brother Daniel in Salem, Mass., relating to his personal business af- 
fairs' and prospects, and supplying detailed Information about the 
business and trade of the gold rush period in Sacramento. Earliest 
letter (March ZL 1850) describes Perkins' uncomplimentary feelings 
about Panama after his three week stay there. 

Index in the library. /r 

Information about literary rights available in the library 

Purchased from Harold Holmes, I960. 

MS 62-4698 



Smith, J De Motte. 

Papers of J. De Motte Smith and Henry D. Barto, 1851- 
92. 

2138 Items. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (304) 

Law partners of Trumansburg, N. T. Correspondence, legal cases, 
briefs, deeds, mortgages, bonds, financial statements, passbooks, ac- 
counts, and papers relating to insurance. Firms mentioned include 
Aetna Life Insurance Co., Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., and Home 
Insurance Co. 

MS 62-4699 



Kenny, Jonathan. 

Almanac-diaries of Jonathan Kenny and his wife, Mary 
Emerson Kenny, 1853-73. 

12 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Residents of Salem, Mass. Interleaved almanac-diaries of Jona- 
than Kenny for 1853-57, 1859, 1860, 1868, 1867, and 1873, and of Mary 
Emerson Kenny for 1854 and 1859. 

MS 62-4700 



Goodhue, Benjamin, 1748-1814 

Papers of Benjamin and Stephen Goodhue, 1685-1845. 

5 v. and 1 envelope. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Correspondence, deeds, bills, receipts, orders, and accounts. Some 
correspondence of Benjamin Goodhue, U. S. Senator from Massachu- 
setts, concerns bills before Congress and foreign and domestic mar- 
kets. Bulk of the collection consists of business papers. Includes 
papers relating to the scythe business carried on by the brothers early 
In their careers, and to ventures in foreign trade. One volume con- 
tains data on the building of the schooner Salem. 

MS 62-4701 



Bateman, Warner M 1827-1897. 

Papers, 1857-1907. 

251 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cincin- 
nati) 

Ohio State senator and U. S. district attorney. Correspondence, 
diaries, and other papers. Includes 182 letters and miscellaneous 
MSS. relating to Bateman's wife Ella Louise (Trowbridge) , her sister 
Mary (Trowbridge) Nutten, and other members of her family The 
papers relate to personal matters, social life, politics, and James 
Abram Garfield. 

Unpublished calendar of Mrs. Bateman's letters in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Bateman's granddaughter, Mrs. William S. Yonker, 
1955. 

MS 62-4702 



Peck, Ida W 

Papers of Ida W. Peck and Otis B. Gannon, 1885-87. 

3 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (941) 

Album and composition books of Ida W. Peck, and composition 
book of Otis B. Gannon, both of Schuyler Co., N. Y. 

MS 62-4703 



Herrington, John M 

Civil War diaries of John M and Marshall J. Herrington, 

1864-65. 

2v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1661) 

Diary of John M. Herrington of West Winfield, N. Y, concerned 
mostly with daily routine and weather conditions until August 1864, 
when he enlisted in the Union Army, -after which the diary relates to 
military operations near Winchester and Strasburg, Va.; together 
with diary of Marshall J. Herrington, kept while he was encamped 
with the Army of the Shenandoah near Stevenson's- Station, Va. 

MS 62-4704 



398 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Jacacks, Fred. 

Diaries of Fred and Mary Jacacks, 1859-68. 

UniveSty ArSS^ i ll66" brary ' ^^'^ ° f ^"^ HiSt ^ «* 

To£nW?f ^ if"?'?''..* *** sooos «"«man in Chicago and St. 
Joseph Mo., in which he discusses his work and his exDenses- and 
three dlar.es of his wife Mary, chiefly concerned I wlSi dESSteiE?- 

MS 62-4705 

United Steelworkers of America. 

Records of local 1404, Madison, Wis., 1937-51 

3 v. nnd 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

* ormspart of the Society's labor collection. 
inJhSSJ?*^ "* "^workers' local at the Gisholt Machine Company, 
aS«M& ^T™^ (1!> ^ 51 >- ml »»tes of general ^S 
USW7-4S), and minutes of meetings of the executive board, tho niant 
grievance committee, and the stewards' conSttei Contains infor! 
Sfir.r *?, «*"* «t 1M8. the political aetioVconiSeetf 19*4 
and Madison Consumer Cooperative Services. """'nee or law, 

MS 62-4706 



Carlsark (Sloop) 

Logbooks, 1929-32. 

v£2g%££S1$fi brary - Collec " 0,, * EesionaI H,su> -^ — 

Five logbooks (June 20, 1929-May 26, 1930) kept by Carl L. Wea- 
gant for the cruise of the Carlsark from IthacX NTto Ithaca. 
w^ C ? h "l <1 *°J ■^"a™ T0ya « e b * »*» »* the Bahamas- tc^S 
ImV 6 i2? "**£.?? He017 tt De^ereux ( June 20-SuT 201929? 
S^n^?^ 8 ^ " 81 rS of I*"""* for a subse«uem trip to 
Boston and New York on the freighter Javanese Prince. 

MS 62-4707 
Crangle, Roland, 1862-1945. 

^Scrapl>ooks of Roland and Emily Elkns Crangle, 1898- 

Um^tcMvesTmo? t "* 0on « a * °< ■"^ =*'<»* — 
wJ^^SKl?",^ Cran 8te « lawyer of Buffalo, N. T and his wife 

S^i2^ ^"Pi??, ? f «*«*«*. newspaper clippings, and miscelli 
JETS ^S^? 8 to Cr * n « le '<' legaTcareeThis caidioacyloV 
H^ v. . Hoose <* Bepresentatives on the Democratic ticket fiaam 
and his Interests in the future of Ireland^nTj^Xk State 
politics; material relating to Mrs. CangleHerfvitieT in tte Er£ 

rarest in State politics. The correspondence Includes « letter from 

™ey, Chauncey J. Hamlin, Herbert Lehman. QeorSw^SLii" 

MS 62-4708 

Johnson family. 

Papers, 1818-1936. 

V^t^^^^™"*™ <* "*— History and 

lawyer* of Sh^^T ""F^ "* Ben * un l» Johnson (1784-1848), a 

acro^tTfieiViiv.Jri??* "if 3 ' *™tinm, teamster's and personal 
ertTjnii^£;!2i <OT ™P ond e'H* and papers relating to tneinter: 
Sock O^JZT'.'^J?*^ D - Jolu,son to the^aca Calendar 

aswaates by Benjamin Johnson, n grandson of the first Benjamin, 

wZ. wher*.^ 2!?^- ^ J* 6 *™' Kansas . ">« elsewhereTntbi 
'x£££^£L n *JS*°F a ** "* Atchison, Topeka and Santa fI 
abroad.- some correspondence (1886-90) of Wither, Frederic 

SS f£Sn > ' l £%!? nl f M ~ «-*■•*"• Freiertc^varS 
™SJ™u. < 1907) , and bills and accounts for that trip - and correannn^ 
enceand otter papers of Elijah B. Cornell, TwarVoregSy^Si 
Hackney, Mary L. Tait, and T. W. Welsh. ™*»«J, ueorge 

MS 62-4709 



Internationa] Hod Carriers', Building, and Common Labor- 
era Union of America. 

Records of local 539, Green Bay, Wis., 1934-43 
18 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

jorms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (1985-43) consisting mainly of renorts. fmm «.. 

MS 62-4710 



Woodward, Samnel Bayard, 1787-1850. 
Papers. 

11 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections 
rf,,^ 8 ^ - I fi ers - "y** 1 * 1 PaPera. and genealogical notes. In- 
cite papers of Samuel B. Woodward (1853-1946), physician and 

MS 62-4711 rev 



Thompson, Charles A R 1825-1898 

Papers, 1819-1935. 

ca. 300 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Merchant of Nashville. Correspondence, an account book, a homo, 
made trigonometry book, short stories by Mar?™ len^oinnZt 
photos, and other papers. Correspoadenfa i include James ChaE* 
tayne Jones (1852) Liszie B Turner (1929-83) JotaTwnKd" 
^JL.u'^lfSl^ zUma v****™ <rf the Thompson famUy ' 

Unpublished register in the repository —™«jr. 

Gift of Isabel Howell, 1961. 

MS 62-4712 



Sharpless, Joshua. 

Papers, ca. 1778-1879. 

ca.lfL 

InFriends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 
rtj£* e! ? aaden £,}? fr*™ 1 ""embers of the Sharpless family, in- 
cluding Aaron, Edith, Mary, Joshua, and Townsend Sharpless --and by 

kept by Joshua Sharpless, mainly concerned with visits to Quaker 
S^^S P?.?™ of Joshua Sharpless (1819-37) Sd of 
2^!!» ( i??' ^l 7 ^ ?* ne "teervauons on the state of the black 
P %LSL Jo ? >n .5 rinlter (1795) : "»* ™* *y cartons anttorT 
Checklist and card index in the library. 

MS 62-4713 



Lewis, John Frederick, 1860-1932. 

Letters, 1885-1932. 

8ft 

In University of Delaware Library. 

Lawyer, of Philadelphia. Business and personal letters relating to 
Lewis activities as a member of Lewis, Adler & Lawa, president of 
the American Academy of Music, the Historical Society of Pennsyl- 
vania, the Mercantile library of Philadelphia, and as chief, section 2 
of the U. S. Shipping Board during World War t "«.uun * 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Purchase, 1958. 

MS 62-4714 



Ward, Christopher, 1868-1943. 
Papers, to 1943. 

7 ft. 

In University of Delaware Library. 

Delaware author and historian. Drafts, notes, dippings, corre- 
spondence, reproductions of source materials, and autograph and 
gP«""ten manuscripts relating to research and publication of 
Wards writtogs including The Delaware Continentals, Jonathan 
Drew^The War of the Bevolution, and lesser works of history and 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Gift of Mrs. Ward. 1947. ^^ 

fva name: Christopher Longstreth Ward. 
MS 62-4715 



399 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Latimer family. 

Papers, 1690-1927. 

ca. 3000 items. 

In University of Delaware Library. 

Personal and business correspondence, bills, receipts, journals, 
daybooks, logs, and other papers of Henry Latimer (1752-1819) V. S. 
Congressman from Delaware and Revolutionary Army surgeon; his 
son, Henry (1799-1885) president. Bank of Delaware; another son, 
John Blchardson (1793-1865) merchant, engaged In early China 
trade. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-4716 



Maxwell, James Riddle, 1836-1912. 

Papers, 1868-1912. 

5 boxes. 

In University of Delaware Library. 

Railroad engineer, of Newark, Del. Diaries (1868-1912), unpub- 
lished work entitled Incidents in an engineer's life in the Far West 
written while Maxwell was an engineer for the Union Pacific Ball- 
road, and letters by Mrs. Maxwell from Peru where Maxwell was 
employed In the construction of a railroad. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Homer Blddle Lee, 1961-62. 

MS 62-4717 



Back, John Janvier, 1837-1909. 
Papers, 1860-1909. 
3 ft 

In University of Delaware Library. 

Physician, botanist and author, of New Castle, Del Professional 
and personal records, visiting list, and diary. 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Purchase, 1957. 

MS 62-4718 



Pendleton, Edmund, 1721-1803. 

Letters, 1776-79. 

48 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (958) 

Virginia jurist and Revolutionary patriot Letters to William 
Woodford relating to military campaigns and public affairs when 
Pendleton was president of the Committee of Safety, member of 
the Virginia House of Delegates, and presiding judge of the Court 
of Chancery. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired, 1945. 

MS 62-4719 



Ernst, Johann Friedrieh. 

Letter book, 1776-87. 

1 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Minister. Letters, in German, mentioning Northumberland County 
and Easton, Pa., addressed to, among others, William Tinman, Fred. 
Muhlenberg, Christian Shouse, George Taylor, Charles Vogt, and 
Herr Wetter. Contains a list of the men belonging to Capt George 
Beihm's Company of Berks County Militia in 1777, and a few other 
items pertaining to the American Revolution. 

MS 62-4720 



Federated Trades Council, Green Bay, Wit. 

Records, 1895-1940. 

18 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (mainly 1938-44) including letters from Wisconsin 
Congressmen on labor legislation, information on wartime wage scales 
for the building trades, and letters concerning the council's com- 
munity and charitable works; minntes of general meetings (1907- 
40) ; financial records (2 v, 1895-1912, 1900-26) ; roll books (1907- 
11, 1929-31) ; and scattered minutes of the Fox Valley District 
Council. 

MS 62-4721 



International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft and Agri- 
cultural Implement Workers of America. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1984-51. 

11 v., 9 boxes, 1 folder, and 2 small file boxes. 

In State Historical Society «f Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Scattered minutes (1938-50) and a seniority list of local 102, Eau 
Claire, Wis.; correspondence (1940-51), minutes (1034-47), and 
financial and membership records of local 95, Janesville Fisher Body 
plant; correspondence (1935-50) and minutes of general meetings 
(1934-40), of the grievance committee and of the stewards' and 
committeemen's meetings of local 121, Janesville Chevrolet plant 
Includes some letters and minutes of the Janesville locals antedating 
their affiliation with the Congress of Industrial Organizations. 

MS 62-4722 

Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of 
America. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1901-51. 

15 v. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection.. 

A small amount of correspondence, minutes (1908-13 and 1925-32), 
applications for membership, employment agreements, and apprentice- 
ship indentures of local 104, Lake Genera, Wis., and scattered proceed- 
ings of the Lake Geneva Trades Council, the Lake Geneva Central 
Labor Union, and the Affiliated Building Trades Division of Lake 
Geneva; together with correspondence (1920-51), minutes (1902-50), 
a roll book, and incomplete financial records of local 802, Madison; 
and minutes (1917-20.) of local 804, Eau Claire. 

MS62-4723 

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1905-49. 

19 v. and 24 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence, bills, receipts, and employment agreements of local 
953, Eau Claire, Wis. (1935-43), and records of negotiations with 
the Northern States Power Company (1935-41) ; bills, receipts, and 
correspondence of local 1235, Marinette, Wis. (1940-49) ; minutes 
(1908-37) and correspondence (1943-47) of local B-276, Superior, 
Wis., and minutes and correspondence (1937-48) of telephone opera- 
tors local B-201, absorbed by local B-276 In 1942; correspondence, 
minutes, a roll book, dues books, and employment agreements of local 
135, La Crosse, Wis. (1905-43) ; and minutes of local 430, Racine 
(1911-14) 

MS 62-4724 

International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware- 
housemen and Helpers of America. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1900-51. 
69 v. and 30 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Forms part of the society's Labor collection- 
Correspondence, minute books, daybooks, assessment and dues 
ledgers, and transcripts of hearings by the Wisconsin State Em- 
ployment Relations Board. Correspondence consists of employment 
agreements, communications from the national executive office, and 
exchanges with other locals, individual members, and employers. 
Localities represented include Fond du Lac and Oshknsh (local 126) , 
Manitowoc (local 619), La Crosse (local 189), Kenosha (local 95), 

Wausau (local 446) , Milwaukee (Laundry and Dry Cleaning Drivers 
local 360), Watertown (local 434), Superior (local 176, Douglas 
County and City Employees Union, and local 288), and Green Bay 
(Dairy and Creamery Employees Union 507, local 75, Brown County 
Highway Teamsters' Organisation, and Cheese and Dairy Workers 
Federal Union 20428) 

MS 62-4725 

Saulsbury, Wfflard, 1861-1927. 

Papers. 1850-1927. 

ca. 75,000 Items. 

In University of Delaware Library. 

U. S. Senator from Delaware. Cases at law, political newsclip- 
plngs (1892-1918), addresses, letterpress books of Saulsbury's cor- 
respondence and correspondence of Saulsbury, Ponder & Curtis of 
Wilmington, Del. (1902-13), and other personal and business cor- 
respondence. Contains some papers of Saulsbury's father, Wlllard 
Saulsbury (1820-1892) also U. S. Senator from Delaware. Collec- 
tion includes letters and telegrams from Woodrow Wilson relating 
to the work of the Democratic National Committee, party politics, con- 
gressional bills, etc. (1912-18) 

Unpublished Inventory and card index to legal cases in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Judge Hugh M. Morris, 1954. 

MS 62-4726 



400 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. 

.Records of Wisconsin locals, 1890-1953 

129 v., 4 boxes, 1 folder, and 1 package. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

« onus part of the society's Labor collection. 

materia?? r>f vV' ^.^ <!S ,J ,O0ks -- 24 <»«*>«**, and miscellaneous 
£S,^i ' ' K Tllrec b0Ies of Pape" of local 314 Madison 
iSe «, fl -^ Se I r a8T ? men . ts '. 8eneral ™rresj^dence7infornJu« on' 

PeU? a tony t^S^X^^ miDUtes « °* Dane ™un* 
t . >? rarIy (UW4-98). Other locals represented include loral 2X1 
LakeGeneva: local 1074, Madison; locaM^Marmette wST and 
Menominee, Mich.; local 1143. La Crosse; local it" KSosto^'loSa 
755, Superior; local 454, West Superior; oca! 91 Radne^tocal 8ML 
JanesviUe; and local 630, Neenah. "acme, local 836, 

MS 6-2-4727 



Handing family. 

Papers, 1801-19-20. 

l ft. 

In University of Delaware library 

Letters and diaries, chiefly of William Blaoding (1773-1847) 
PwSSiZ ^ and Be h °b"th, Mass., CamdeV S^C and 
f . •, w : *K ot hlS n 'S^- JuUet Marla MandingtlSlS-iSK), 

Open to investigators nnder library restricUons. 

MS 62-4728 



Harrison, Joseph, 1810-1874. 

Letter books, 1844-65. 

10 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
kJ^ ? e - desl S ner 1 . and wilder. Copies of approximately 2T00 
at^u^^T^™?^ * Ha^'so"'* 'amily and to hE tasiness 
associates Includes letters to Tbomas Winans (1820-1878) Harr? 
son* partner in the firm of Harrison. WinanTand ai^icfc. ^h£h 
built rolling stock for the Imperial Russian Government- letters to 

DWa.' L F pJ^ dre TT M -? aStWid 5 Stephen ^"erer, of PWLadel 
S?r>il C BaIt S' ot London ana Liverpool, George W. Whistler of 
2L, Pe SP b , nr& Bnssia - and *"«"« Brothers, of London and LTver- 
poo . The letters of 1850-52 are written from Engtoni 185^ from 
Philadelphia. 1880-63 from Europe, and 186SHS5 agaYn SllS 

5^^aSr to , ^c^ t !e te a Sl , w^ """" - «— » 
Purchase, 1962. 

MS 62-4729 



Haverford College. 

Papers relating to North American Indians 1742- 
ca. 1(0 items. - 

t^^ST 6 , 1 *^ P 01 !^ 6 Ubn *y. Quaker Collection. 
«j^fl'J e ^, b0 ^ kS '^? UII1Rls ' drafts ' depositions, and other papers 
tS a »,» S te ?S maril ? *° ,<*"*"• rela "ons with the Indians BnTko? 
the material is of the periods 1742-70 and 1860-80 Concerns land 

ueuware, the French and Indian War; activities of the Friendly 
Association for Regaining and Preserving Peace wTth thelndSS by 
f^J** 811 "*' and of individuals engaged in relief work and 
negotiations among the Indians in the Tcrtonies- FY ™hJ .ii^ 
among Indians in the Western States and SalTfeSorfand'oth'er 
affairs. Tribes mentioned include the Delaware, Oneida. Cataranms. 

w^.™„f^ ) ,°i, J,lmes ETans Rhoads (1828-1895) discussing his 
work amon B the Indians ; a six-volume journal and letter book ( 1841- 
f>L /^ , ° mas Wistar < 179 »-1876) discussing, in part western L 
fn 186^to tie , T„ a HT > " nt - , V ChlllesI>n!!h <18otl876) of a vSfmade 
Ulcen^fter^Sffi o^Em? f,T and the Ind,an Territory; photol! 
RmSin A? t2^' i°a'?ns, Indian agents, commissioners of the U S 
£°2S, ?, I 5Jl?. A1[alre ' missions, and schools; and letters aVd 
papers of Jeffrey Amberst (1717-1797), David Bacon (172^M09i 
Joseph -Galloway, (1730-1803), John Heckeweldw U74M8W Haffil 
day Jackson «771-1B35), Thomas Penn ( 1702-1775 ),^rad Wetser 

lTS^^Urf.'ftfiliT^. 1 ^ < 17 "-l™>. aa d Isaac Zane (1710- 
J™, ; ,-£'£/ is r l lated t0 the library's Israel Pembertou, Allinson 
S, m i,L v* Hoot Jonathan Richards, John Bkldle Garrett, annTi 
sorted Executive Committee of Friends on Indian Affair* collet 

Indexed in the library's card catalog 
Gifts, 1903- 

MS 62-4730 



Haverford College. 

Papers relating to Negroes, ca. 1676-ca. 1937 

ca. 200 items. 

In Haverford College Library. Quaker Collection 

In part, photocopies (positive) 
« ^! ters ' 3ounlals . articles, essays, manumissions, minntes testi- 
monies, accounts, pictures, and printed items relating to the stove 
trade, slavery abolition, freedmen-s activities, anddlsttimtoaflon! 
fiS",^ m , "je Americas. Bulk of the material is T, nHerSd 
m&S 8 ^. '^^IS"'* of the Frec Prod <"» Meeting of Frienos 

(ZSLmR * *? / rle ? ds l F >«dmen-s Association of PhUadetohia 
i^r^ K th cf ^ emale An «-Slawry Sewing Society (1852-54) the 
^ ^?t^'!? !2 r Pr S mo «»« f "e Abolition of SlaverTuT^ 
1809). and the Abmgton, Pa., Monthly Meeting of the Society^ 
Friends (1765-84) ; an account entitled The history of the rise, prog- 
ress and the accomplishment of the abolition of the African slave 
trade, written in 1840 by Thomas Clarkson (1760-1846) and partly 
lnhis hand: an account (1776) of a visit bv Isaac Jackson (1735- 
1780) to Friends who kept staves; and an unpublished work entitled 
Friends and slavery, by Isaac Sharpless (1848-1920). Correspond- 
ents include Moses Brown (1738-1836), Elijah Coffin (1798-1863) 

if^" ^-^-J? 782 - 1870 - Jesse ^"■a* ("87-1845), Warner 
Minim (li45-1798), and John Greeoleaf Whittier (1807-1892) 
Twenty-nine letters (1865-71) of James Evans Rhoads (1828-1895) 
discuss, in part, his work for the Freedmen's Association. Material 
is related to the library's Nathaniel Peabody Rogers papers. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. 

Gift and purchase, ca. 1900-4& 

MS 62 4731 



International Longshoremen's Association. 

Becords of local 815, Milwaukee, 1935-49 

11 v. and 1 box 

In State Historical Society erf Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (1941-49) concerning the lockout at the Gre»t 

JS^E', and .? e *"** at the TenninalStorage cSSiw tol 947 

i^^li^^ S ^ IS) : a to"*™** "port book (1940) and 

MS62-4732 



Downer, Jason, 1813-1883. 

Papers, 1853-83. 

7 v. and 21 boxes. 

In State Historical Society erf Wisconsin collections 

Milwaukee lawyer. Correspondence, letter books, a file of legal 
case^and personal bills and receipts. Correspondence relates to 
S^S5 .?? p Sf hre ' to bosln ess investments in New York, land 
' n 7 e ? tm «L tt to .Wlseonsm, his interest in education, his trusteeship 
of the Wisconsin Female College at Fox Lake, his serrtcToT^ 
Wisconsin Supreme Court, lSni^oT. nuning^iSons ^ Utah? anl 
a newspaper business In Salt Lake City. Legal papers <Mncar7ca«« 
involving Byron Kilbonrn, Josiah A. NoonST ^^af Srouc? 
James Kneeland, Alexander Mitchell, and J. J. Orton. Includes 2 
letter books (1869-74) kept by Simeon Small, another Milwaukee 
attorney. Correspondents include Anson Ballard, J. ADen Barber 
B. H. Brodhead, Lucius Fairchild, Leonard J. Farwell,' John P Halre 
n ,t a 2 e S e JE? ta8 5 B ' W " Keyes ' B y ron KUbonrn, Josiah A. Noonan! 
Halbert E. Paine, Standish Rood, J. L. Townsend, and Paul A. Weil. 

MS 62-4733 



Stroot, Irwin Charles, 1893-1954. 

Papers, 1922-39. 

5000 items and 4 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
rJ^^i'^r- tebor leader ' and Minnesota State official. Cor- 
S^ d J^ re -„ <: "T llars S can,paiBn '^'a- speeches, electiem returns, and 
newspaper clippings, documenting Stront's career as an organteerlS 
£iJ SS; I ' abO M ID0Tem . ent a "d reflecting the rise of theFarn^er: 
Labor Party in Minnesota and the problems of a political party in 
m^L,^? 1 °lf , L£ mT f po,,dence eo-eerns patrVnage, pirsSnel 
matters, lntranarty struggles and political intrigue. ^ndescoriS 
SKSfTf i°^ "L5- Lln<Iber S. Stront's RepubUcan predeSsor^s 
R^„^ e I^ pector 'T aD . d <»™sPo-"lenee files of the EdSSumal 
Bnreau of the Farmer-Labor Association. »u.uuuju 

Descriptive inventory In the repository. 
j Jtnftrmattan on restricUong and literary rigbts available In the re- 
Gift of Fremont E. Stroot, 1954, 

MS 62-4784 



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Howard, Charles P 

Papers, ca. 1917-38. 

lfr. 

In Suite Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Printer and union leader. Correspondence, articles, and speeches. 
Correspondence consists mainly of personal letters from Howard to 
his wife Mnrjaret. Most of the letters of 1938 deal with Howard's 
failure in that year to win re-election to the presidency of the Inter- 
national Typographical TJnion, a position he had held since 1923. 
Material is related to the repository's American Federation of Labor 
collection. 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Howard, 1947. 

MS 62-4735 

Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of 
North America. 

Records of local 358, Janesville, Wis., 1934-51. 

4v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Minutes (1934-51), a dues book (1934-38), and a ledger (1938-42) 

MS 62-4736 

American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Em- 
ployees. 

Records of local No. 1, Madison, Wis., 1936-50. 

3 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of "Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (3 v., 1942-49), and miscellaneous papers on re- 
tirement plans and salary increases; scattered financial statements; 
and drafts of the association's constitution. 

MS 62-4737 

Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union of 
America. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1902-37. 

6 v., 2 boxes, and 1 package. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collectlon. 

Kecords of local 15, Ban Claire, including minutes (1902-20), 
financial records, and a small amount of incoming correspondence; 
and records of local 14, Wausau, Wis., including a roll book (1904- 
31), minutes (1902-20), incoming correspondence, receipts, appren- 
ticeship indentures, and monthly reports (1912-25), with information 
on employment conditions, membership, and wages. 

MS 62-4738 

Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight 
Handlers, Express and Station Employees. 

Records of Wisconsin lodges, 1919-50. 

It. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

A small amount of correspondence (1919-15), minutes (1919-26), 
dues books (1919-25), and a treasurer's cashbook (1919-24) of lodge 
1063, Kenosha, together with correspondence (1937-50), and minutes 
( 1936-39) of State Line Lodge 269, Marinette. 

MS 62-4739 
Operative Plasterers' and Cement Masons' International 
Association of the United States and Canada. 

Records of local 204, Madison, Wis., 1913-50. 

10 v. and 10 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Incoming correspondence (1925-50) mainly from the International 
office on general business matters and from members of the local; 
minutes (1913-20, 1935, 1937-50) ; monthly reports (1925-50), giv- 
ing information on the number of members, wages, and employment 
conditions; financial records, Including ledger sheets and dues books; 
and miscellaneous materials, such as applications for membership 
and employment agreements. 

MS 62-4740 

International Association of Fire Fighters. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1910-51. 

1 box and 1 folder. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence, minutes (1931-39 and 1945-46) and other papers 
relating mainly to salary schedules and pensions for fire fighters of 
local 311, Madison; and a small amount of correspondence (1946-51) 
of local 877, Watertown, Wis. 

MS 62-4741 



United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the 
Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1894-1941. 

18 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

By-laws, dues books, account books, and minutes of local 118, 
Bacine (1894-1915) ; minutes of business meetings (1915-36) of local 
167, Madison; and minutes and a small amount of correspondence 
of local 182, Kenosha (1920-41) jr~-™» 

MS 62-4742 

Journeymen Barbers, Hairdressers, Cosmetologists and 
Proprietors' International Union of America. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1903-47. 

17 t. and 4 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Minutes (1 v., 1903-11) and dues books (10 v., 1903, 1907-24) of 
local 551, Eau Claire; correspondence (1906 and 1926-47), monthly 
reports of the financial secretary, membership applications, sick and 
death benefit applications, transfer cards, minutes (1902-49) and 
a treasurer's cashbook (1918-25) of local 158, Madison ; and a volume 
of minutes (1915-19) of local 50, Milwaukee. 

MS 62-4743 

Fowler, Samuel. 

Account books of Hiram E. Nourse and Samuel Fowler, 
1838-1906. 

3v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Settlers of Troy, Wis. An account book (1847-75) kept by Nourae, 
who came to Troy around the year 1849, and 2 account books (1838- 
88) kept by Samuel Fowler, who came to Troy in 1844, containing 
records of farm, household, and personal expenses, with summaries 
of produce sold for several years. In one of the Fowler books are 
his school accounts as treasurer of Troy School District Mo 1 for 
1857, 1861-62. Two family letters (1905-06) are filed with the 
account books. 

MS 62-4744 

Shepard, Thomas, 1605-1649. 

Papers of Thomas Shepard and his family. 

l box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Sermons and notes of Thomas Shepard, together with sermons, dis- 
courses, and other papers of Thomas Shepard n (16S5-1677), and fire 
notes on sermons of Thomas Shepard m (1658-1685) 

MS 62-4745 

Flint, Francis S 

• Papers of Francis S. and Schuyler Flint, 1855-81. 

63 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Civil War papers, consisting of numerous letters from Francis S. 
Flint of the Army of the Cumberland, two small diaries of Will A. 
Spauldlng, and a record book of a religious organization in the Army ; 
a few letters from Francis Flint recounting his logging ventures in 
northern Minnesota In 1876; and a record book (1861-69) of Longola 
School District In Benton Co., Minn., in which Schuyler 'Flint also 
kept personal accounts until 1880. 

Gift of Nelson Flint, 1923 and 1930. 

MS 62-4746 

Sutter, John Augustus, 1803-1880. 

Papers, 1840-79. 

ca.235 items. 

In California State Library. 

In part transcripts made from originals in the V. S. House of 
Representatives and In the Bancroft Library, University of California. 

French and Spanish letters (1840-61) from Sutter to Antolne SunoL 
a landowner and cattle raiser near San Jose, Calif., who supplied 
Sutter with large quantities of dried beef for his establishment at 
New Helvetia; typewritten English translations of each letter; photo- 
copies of papers relating to the Act for the relief of John A. Sutter 
(1866-76); and miscellaneous material. Correspondence Is largely 
concerned with Sutter's difficulties In meeting his payments and his 
efforts to pay with the wheat he raised, the beaver and otter his 
hunters trapped, and the wild grape brandy he made. 

Index in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Uhrary. 

Purchased from P. Btchebarne, 1905 ; and from the TJ. S. House of 
Representatives, 1947. 

MS 62-4747 



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Tasheira, Anthony Lewis, 1822-1860 
Papers, 1849-86. 
63 items. 

In California State Library. 
Miner and banker. Easiness and personal correspondence and a 

£™£ "2? J* Harriet J " Klrtland, TaVheira's^oaiSSr or a 
Wo through the Southern Mines to the Big Trees in Cata^aTbro4 
and to losemite In May 1857. Business letters largely^retateto 

Index in the library. 

InXormaUon on literary rights aTailable in the HbraiT 
Gift of George Tasheira, cs. 1920. 

MS 62-4748 

Rogers, Charles B 1871-1960. 

Papers. 1824-1960. 
9ft. 

to State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
Wisconsin lawyer. Correspondence and diaries of Rogers and of 

yyj.^.^J*?!^- Lettere tnm 1825 to »» mato^conieS 
JoshTO3ritton, Rogers' great-uncle, and his life as a minister In New 
J^Ktand- Correspondence from 1888 to 1895 consists of exctangefbe- 

tHS^"!S^ w ?H e a iSSfS at "* ™»«™«J of Wlscwisln/and his 
S^fS "*»«^iiB detoOled accounts of student acUvlties? descrip- 
tions of teachers, and characterizations of campus speakers such as 

IS^ti^^!' T^ 40 ,*** •"*'« **• of whl <* Rogers wsTai 
advocate. Letters of 1915-17 relate to Rogers' interest to the Univer- 
sity of Wisconsin and alumni matters. Diaries (1824-78) of Joshua 

after 1870. In Wisconsin. Diaries (1856M905) of AngenettfHorton 
Sogers, mother of Charles, record her dally activities as housewife and 
H5E«??i£ i^^ 9>} of Charles B. Bogers recoVHTscn^ 
"fE,!^ 6 ".- 8 ' °fJ My ^S tf of Wisconsin, his personal life, and his 
legal practice at Fort Atkinson, Wis. «;<•«!» 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Bogers and of Neal Bogers, 1851-60. 

MS 62-4749 

Sleight, Morris, 1795-1868. 

Papers, 1834-1953. 

158 Items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

Sea captain, farmer, and town and county official. Correspond- 
ence, diaries, road guide notebook, and other papers (chiefly 1834-54) 
The letters discuss business and living opportunities in Napervllle, 
m, mining and business acUvlties in Placerrille, Aurum City and 
Sacramento, Callt, and social customs, climate, relations between 
Chinese, Indians, and white Americans and Europeans, and other 

«£Eiki ^fJP^m ^ 1 *-, "%* dJa 5 es **""«* Sleighfs travels 
(1834-85) through Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Michigan, 
and his Journey to California In 1850. Includes a thesis wrttteiffor 
a master's degree at De Paul University (1953) by William J Jed- 
Ug; entitled, The letters of Morris Sleight on the California trail. 



Unpublished guide In the library. 
Gift of Mrs. William P. Wright, 1838. 



MS 62-4750 



Upham family-. 

Papers, 1801-1900. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
■io«£ a,nU ?! i?"?* and account books of Henry Pratt Upham (1837- 
SS ) ^iJi! lam J l5r vfr Ma8sacnnsetts - Includes much e»res5md- 
enee concerning the Upbam family tree and patriotic societies. 

MS 62-4751 
Smith, Edward N 

Papers, 1852-1937. 
141 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, Civil War diaries, military papers, photos- and 
memorabilia of Smith and a Z.Needham. Pnotos, ana 

MS 62-4752 
Baldwin, Simeon Eben, 1840-1927. 
Papers. 

1 v. and 12 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
Governor of Connecticut Mainly papers relating to the Baldwin 

oSirgeW: BaMwS """^ ■""" " a™**"*"** ofhSstaott^ 

MS 62-4753 



Webster, Daniel, b. 1833. 

Correspondence, 1859-65. 

3 boxes. 

J° StateHlstorical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
iJfrV!, « a ^P* 81 " <" the 1st Battery, Wisconsin Light Artll- 
£7h£ £" ?*£"* G «J™< te Moo™, "ost of which were wrtttendur- 
ing his Civil War service in the Mississippi River theater The let- 
S r8 «^^l , ? t % s £ ?«***' <">« Tennessee, camp lii* the status 
S*? e .% lu £% Dnlon * rmies - 'W<tobir7after the surrender™ 
MSVand steamboat trips on the Mississippi. During 1864 and 1865 
Webster was stationed In New Orleans art BatonBouge.^nd the 
tetters for this period deal mainly with his social llfTtte plays he 
attended, and the books he read. Earlier Items (ISHWm wSJS? £. 

of law, and his work as law clerk and bookkeeper In La (Srosse. 

MS 62-4754 

Minnesota Dairy Board of Trade. 

Correspondence, 1897. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

<«££££ 5^."°^, (AprU 19n,uIy *• 189T > of an organization of 
SfmS ^.^t^^?- e'tabllshed to encourage uSTproSctlon 
^ %&J a } lty ^, lra, ? er ' ""l to aable members to sell the^^ro* 
nets directly to wholesalers. The letters (written by Josepha feet 

Se T S»°L t ^ b0ard, . ,I !S I,,de , letters to °airy £vne1?ex7lsISS 
™^??k? t^.oriWhlation, letters to editors of newspaperTan- 
noonc^ the .publication of the board's magazine The StPauldaUT 
reporter, and announcements of butter making contests and their 

Descriptive inventory In the repository. 

Gift of the St Paul Chamber of Commerce, 1960. 

MS 62-4755 

Stewardson, Thomas. 

Papers, 1716-1900. 

ca. 2000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Records of commercial activities, shipping, land speculation, leeal 
matters, and Quaker affairs, of the colonial and early national pe- 
riods, and additional family papers of a later <iate. A large portion 
of the correspondence (1770-82) Is with Frederick Plgon, of London, 
England, pertaining to the disposal of iron foundries and land hold? 
ings In the colonies. In which Henry Drinker and Abel James were 
Interested. Among the papers are miscellaneous land patents (1716- 
1820) ; bonds. Indentures, receipts, tax records for Plgon lands (1798- 
1831) ; leases on Philadelphia properties (1719), fire Insurance poli- 
cies for Philadelphia estates (1784), tax lists of Washington and Bed- 
ford counties (1789), an account of the Pennamltes (1770) miscel- 
laneous broadsides (1775), Quaker boarding school receipts (1795) 
lottery tickets for the construction of the Schuylkill, Susquehanna! 
and Delaware canals (1795); price supports (1802), turnpike road 
construction papers (1807), personal account book (1777-1786) rec- 
ords of estate settlements, family correspondence, genealogical notes 
on various families, and other items. 

Presented by Eleanor Stewardson, 1929. 

MS 62-4756 

Grissom, William Lee, 1857-1912. 

Papers, 1892-1910. 

559 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Methodist minister and editor. Correspondence, diaries, notebooks, 
memoranda, cashbooks, and business papers. Includes seven volumes 
of the diary of Thomas Mann (1769-1830) , concerning his work as a 
Methodist minister and circuit rider ; letters from subscribers to the 
North Carolina Christian advocate, which Grissom edited; school 
compositions of the Grissom children; and notes on the history of 
the Methodist Church in North Carolina. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired, 1937. 

MS 62-4757 

Bloomgarden, Hermit, 1904- 

Papers, 1935-55. 

S3 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Theatrical producer. Detailed records of Bloomgarden produc- 
tions, consisting of correspondence, financial statements, budgets, tax 
forms, royalty statements, contracts and agreements, weekly state- 
ments, vouchers, bills, records of promotion and front-of-the-house 
managem ent; together with floor plans, elevations, working drawings, 
sketches, light plots, costumes, property and furniture plots, and com- 
plete prompt books. Four boxes of material (1985-45) deal directly 

with Bamftn Rhnmllii f i ^ fl , |^ )ff B p 

Inventory In the repository. 
Gift of Mr. Bloomgarden, 1981. 

MS 62-4758 



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Babcock, Caroline (Lexow) 1882- 

Papers of Caroline Lexow Babcock and Olive E. Hurl- 
bnrt, 1906-61. 

4 boxes. 

In Radcliffe College Library, Women's Archives (A-117) 

Material relating to Mrs. Babcock's activities in support of woman 
suffrage In New York (1906-15), the movements to abolish conscrip- 
tion and capital punishment, and the campaign for world government ; 
correspondence with and material about Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch 
(1858-1940), a personal friend of Mrs. Babcock; and material reflect- 
ing the interest of Mrs. Babcock and Miss Hurlburt in the National 
Woman's Party and Its Michigan branch. Persons mentioned include 
Lola Maverick Lloyd, Mrs. Stephen Pell, Boslka Schwlmmer, and 
Elizabeth Cad; Stanton (1815-1802) 

MS 62-4759 



Armstrong, Richard, 1805-1860. 

Papers. 1831-54. 1915-29. 

172 Items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Missionary, and official of the Kingdom of Hawaii. Principally 
letters of Armstrong and his wife, Clarissa Chapman Armstrong, and 
their relatives and friends, to Reuben A. Chapman and William Nevins 
Armstrong, Including material on Armstrong's work as missionary of 
the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions In 
Hawaii, as Minister of Education, and as Privy Councilor; and on 
the Hilo Manual Labor School for Native Hawallans, living condi- 
tions In Hawaii, the Influence of foreigners In the Hawaiian Govern- 
ment, and the Armstrong and Chapman families. 

Gift of the Connecticut Valley Historical Society, 1930. 

MS 62-4760 



Arnold, John Carvel, 1833-1865. 

Papers, 1856-1937. 

182 Items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Laborer and soldier. Principally correspondence of Arnold with 
his wife, Mary Ann, while he served in the 49th Regiment of Penn- 
sylvania Infantry and Mrs. Arnold's correspondence with their chil- 
dren, concerning his views on the military situation in Virginia and 
Maryland (1864-455), the copperheads, the rebels. Army rations and 
pay, and family finances, and concerning her problems of maintaining 
a home and educating the children. Includes typewritten copies of 
40 letters In the collection. 

Gift of J. R. Arnold, 1937. 

MS 62-4761 



Cuban Educational Association of the United States of 
America. 

Records, 1898-1954. 

5 ft. (ca. 1500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence; minute book; application forms, rosters, and 
photos, of students; scrapbook, cancelled checks, and other papers. 
Concerns the activities of the association and, after its demise In 
1903, the Cuban and Puerto Rican students it had aided in securing 
an education in the U. S. Bulk of the correspondence Is that of 
Gilbert K. Harroun, the secretary-treasurer, with various schools, col- 
leges and universities ; with such people as John Jacob Astor, Nicholas 
Murray Butler, Seth Low, Albert Shaw, Joseph Wheeler, and Leonard 
Wood; and with students seeking the aid of the association. Cor- 
respondence from 1915-54 is for the most part between the former 
students and Laura D. Conger, Harroun's assistant. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Transferred from the Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, 
1956. 

MS 62-4762 



Woods family. 

Papers, 1811-94, 

94 items. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Letters and other papers of the Woods family of Enfield and Green- 
wich, Mass., chiefly of Aaron Woods, Jr. (fl. 1811-1838), who served 
as school teacher in La Chute, Quebec Includes 37 letters (1811-24) ; 
4 diaries of Woods, in Canada (1811-19) and in Enfield (1829-31), 
and a few school records ; accounts, bills, and receipts from Canada 
(1816-21) and Enfield (1820-38), the latter mainly farm accounts; 
a few receipts for taxes and for sidewalks; a partnership agreement 
of Woods and Reuben Chapman for a nail manufactory in Canada 
(1811), copies of deeds and of the will of Leonard Woods (1863), 
and Insurance policies of Mrs. Caroline M. Woods (1878^92) 

Acquired 1933. 

MS 62-4763 



Wilkin, Alexander, 1820-1864, 

Papers of Alexander and Westcott "Wilkin, 1848-89. 

Ibox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Vouchers for the building of the Minnesota Capitol and for other 
expenditures, kept by Alexander Wilkin as Territorial secretary of 
Minnesota (1851-53) ; deeds to land in St. Paul, accounts of trans- 
actions »1th and for other persons, letters from Charles Cavileer, 
collector of customs at Pembina, N. D., and other papers revealing 
Wilkin's interest in real estate speculation; and miscellaneous ma- 
terial, including correspondence about the Mississippi Boom Co.,- a 
tribute to Judge William Sprigg Hall (March 10, 1875), and a letter 
about St Luke's Hospital in St. PauL The papers of Westcott Wilkin 
(1824-1894) consist of copies of legal documents and memoranda 
relating to cases he handled as a lawyer, and invitations to various 
social functions In St Paul. 

MS 62-4764 



Bryan, Moses Austin, 1817-1895. 

Papers. 1824-1895. 

lft. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Soldier, diplomat, and veterans' leader. Correspondence, bills of 
sale and deeds for land, bills, receipts, a memorandum book (1832), 
a log of a trip (1832) to Saltlllo, Mex., field notes, poems, maps, and 
other papers, Including material on slaves, money, the Peach Point 
Plantation in Brazoria County, Stephen F. Austin, the Texas Revo- 
lution, and the Texas Veterans Association (a roll book of 1874 and 
much correspondence, 1873-85). Correspondents include Barnard 
Bee, Gail Borden (1801-1874), James F. Perry, Stephen Samuel 
Perry, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, and Waddy Thompson (1798- 
1868) 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gifts of Lewis B, Bryan and Thomas W. Streeter, 1932-52. 

MS 62-4765 



Williamson, Ezekiel M 1801-1896. 

Papers, 1795-1879. 

16 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Business records of the Catlin and Williamson real estate firm 
operating in Madison, Wis., together with a school copybook and 
ciphering book. Business records consist of Journals, ledgers, record 
books of contracts, mortgages, and land sales, and a box of con- 
veyances of lands chiefly in Dane, Sauk, and Fond du Lac Counties 
Wis. 

MS62-4766 



Magill family. 

Papers, 1846-1909. 

ca. 100 items. 

In Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. 

Letters (1846-58) to Jonathan Magill, letters (ca. 90 items, 1903- 
09) from J. Campbell Robinson to Beatrice Magill Robinson, diary 
(1846-49) of Edward Hicks Magill, second president of Swarthmore 
College, and lesson book (1853) of Edward Hicks Magill. 

Checklist and card index in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Sarah E. Gardner Magill, and Mrs. Edith M. Fox, 1911-61. 

MS 62-4767 



Kittson, Norman Wolfred, 1814-1888. 
Account books, 1851-75. 
7v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Fur trader. Supply accounts (1851-66) with Indians and fur 
traders of Minnesota and Dakota Territory, and incomplete accounts 
(1872-75) of the Red River Transportation Co. 
Gift of Mr. Kittson's son, Norman Kittson, 1924. 

MS 62-4768 



Morehouse family. 

Papers, 1894-1918. 
Ibox., 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Chiefly letters received by the Reverend LewiB Cass Morehouse 
from members of his family scattered throughout Illinois and West- 
ern United States and Canada. Includes correspondence (1913-14) 
mentioning the immigration of Morehouse and his sons Into northern 
Alberta, and exercise books In bookkeeping. 

MS 62-4769 



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Morris, Robert L 

Papers, 1861-65. 

44 items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Diary (July 1-19, 1861) kept by Jasper N. Seexles, captain In the 
£ lrst Minnesota volunteer Infantry Regiment, and later used as a 
prescription book by Morris, assistant surgeon of the Eleventh Min- 
nesota Volunteer Infantry; three of Mortis' discharge Daoers' and 
forty prescription slips. *"*•"> t ="« 

Gift of Mrs. R. E. Morris, 1921. 

MS 62-4770 

Sherburne, Moses, 1808-1868. 
Papers, 1850-65. 
lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Judge. Legal documents, memoranda, deeds, accounts, and corre- 
spondence concerning lawsuits before the TJ. S. District Court in St 
Paul. 

Gift of John W. Willis, 1821. 

MS 62-4771 

Nichols, Marcos Philip, 1836-1911. 

Papers, 1830-1911. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence concerning patents for Nichols' inventions; and 
deeds, statements of taxes, and other papers of Nichols and his 
brother Philip, relating to land In Wisconsin and In Scott, Washing- 
ton, Anoka, MlUe Lacs, and Ramsey Counties, Minnesota. 

Gift of J. A. A. Bumqulst 1930. 

MS 62-4772 

Tolman, Moody Cook, 1824-1873. 

Papers, 1856-71. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Physician. Correspondence, accounts, receipts, and legal agree- 
ments of an agent of the Winnebago Water Power Co. of Stearns Co, 
Minn, who later was medical director of the Third Division. 14th 
u. s. Army Corps, and surgeon in the Second Minnesota Volunteer 
Infantry. Includes official orders, invoices of supplies, a list of the 
dead and wounded in the Third Division in the Battle of Chlcka- 
mauga, and a list of the sick whom Tolman attended at Fort Rrolev 
Mtnn., in April, 1865. 

MS 62-4773 

Veblen, Andrew Anderson, 1848-1932. 

Papers, 1876-1933. 

20 v. and 5 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

University professor and leader in the organization of Norwegian 
American regional societies. Correspondence, diaries (1879-1932) 
genealogical charts and notes, and other papers, relating to the a& 
Hvities of the bygdelags, especially to the centennial celebration of 
Norway's Constitution in 1914; to the Kensington rune stone; to 
Luther College, Decorah, Iowa; and to the University of Iowa. In- 
cludes correspondence between Veblen and Joseph Dorfman concern- 
ing Veblen's brother Thorsteln, a famous economist 

Gift of the Veblen family, 1933. 

MS 62-4774 

Wells, Cyrus W 

Papers, 1865-1917. 

6 v. and 1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Real estate agent of Minneapolis. Business records giving in- 
formation on rents, taxes, improvements, and prices of buildings - 
accounts (1884-85) of the lumber firm of Ellis and Lelkem, of which 
Wells was an assignee; papers of Mrs. Wells relating to the Minne- 
sota Federation of Women's Clubs and the Sibley House Association 
of the Daughters of the American Revolution; and a booklet of rules 
and expenses kept by Mrs. WellB at Rockford College, IH. (1885) 

MS 62-4775 

Evans, Griffith, 1760-1845. 

Papers, 1797-99. 

1 v. and 1 folder. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Papers as secretary of the commission set up under article 6 of 
Jay's treaty to consider compensation of Royalists. Includes sum- 
mary of claims presented (Nov. 1T98), correspondence, and Daoers 
(Aug. 1797-July 1799) ^^ 

MS 62-4776 



White, Lida, collector. 

Papers on Oklahoma and Indians, 1891-1952 

7 ft —-, . 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Teacher. Personal and business correspondence, notes on Okla- 
homa Indian lore, interviews with survivors of the opening of the 
Territory !n 1889, bibliographical notes, historical pictures and 
Photos, maps, leases and contracts, news dippings and printed ma- 
terial, collected as part of a W. P. A. project ^ 

MS 62-4777 

Weese, Asa Orrin, 1885-1955. 

Papers, 1850-1954. 

5 ft and 270 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

In part microfilm. 

Zoologist. Professional correspondence, ecological research notes, 
maps, a microfilm of records of Randolph B. Marcy's explorations, 
and 00 photos, of Oklahoma and Hie Southwest as well as corre- 
spondence, reports and other papers of the Committee on the Ecology 
of Grasslands of the National Research Council, of which Weese was 



MS 62-4778 

Wimberly, Harrington, 1901- 

Papers, 1924-48. 

8 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Journalist, and business and political leader. Chiefly briefs, re- 
ports, rulings, maps, charts, and pamphlets relating to bearings on 
the natural gas Industry conducted by the Federal Power Commis- 
sion, of which Wimberly was vice chairman, 1946-63. 

MS62-4779 

Woodrow, Thomas W 

Papers, 1880-1918. 

S ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Clergyman and socialist Sermons; MSS. on social, economic, and 
religious matters; ledgers containing subscription records of Wood- 
row's magazine, together with 5 issues of the periodical; 2 scrapbooks 
of pamphlets and clippings relating to the Socialist movement In 
the -United States; and other printed material. 

MS 62-4780 

Wolf, Jonas, CMekataa Governor. 
Papers, 1884-1900. 
82 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Messages to the Chickasaw legislature; papers on Chickasaw fiscal 
affairs, political parties, and schools^ and material relating to nego- 
tiations with the Dawes Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. 

MS 62-4781 

WflBams, Sam. 

Papers, 1917-19. 

800 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Cotton planter. Agricultural and business correspondence, reports 
of the O klahoma Cotton Gurnets' Association, of which Williams was 
an organizer, and material on World War x. 

MS 62-4782 

Wheatley, Thomas W 

Papers, 1921-39. 

882 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Coal mine operator. Records of the Samples Coal Mining Co, 
of which Wheatley was manager ; correspondence concerning the 1930 
explosion at the Samples Mine; correspondence, orders, and other 
material relating to the National Bituminous Coal Commission; and 
correspondence, financial papers, contracts, and drawings relating to 
mine labor and the operation of mines. 

MS62-4783 

D. & Subsistence Dept. Commissary for'Port Hudson, La. 
Records, 1864-65. 
167 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Records and reports of Lieutenant Charles W. Whitney, U. S. 
Commissary for Port Hudson, concerning the simply of troops in 
the Louisiana theater late In the Civil War. 

MS62-4784 



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Choctaw Nation. 

Records, 1889-91. 

42 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Correspondence, proclamations, messages, and other papers of Ben 
F. Smallwood, concerning licensing problems of non-Indians, railroad 
right-of-way negotiations, mineral leasing proposals, and other mat- 
ters arising during his term as principal chief. 

MS 62-4785 rev 

Taylor family. 

Papers, 1831-1921. 

251 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections ( A3519) 

Correspondence, and legal and other papers of the east Texas fam- 
ily of Charles S. Taylor, and of members of the Curl, Hughes and 
Sterne families. Includes Civil War letters from Henry Cur] to his 
wife, Julia (Taylor) Curl, an English translation of Spanish by-lavs 
(1831) of the Committee of Religious Procedure at Nacogdoches, and 
material on land transactions, local government, and an estate In 
Germany. Persons named include Adolphus Sterne (1801-1852) 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. John V. Hughes. 

MS 62-4786 

World Neighbors. 

Records, 1951-57. 

ca.2ft 

In University of Oklahoma library. 

Field reports, a code of regulations, financial statements, notes, 
newsletters, and other printed material of World Neighbors; a report 
of the president, and the constitution and bylaws for chapters, of 
World Assistance; and the agreement of World Assistance to merge 
with World Neighbors. 

MS 62-4787 

Smith, Thomas Adams. 

Papers, 1777-1919. 

11 folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence and other papers of a physician and landowner of 
Saline Co., Mo., including letters from Smith to his wife Kate and a 
record of births, deaths, sales, and other pertinent items in the lives 
of ISO slaves. 

Gift of Mrs. T. H VanSant and Mrs. Shelton Abney. 

MS 62-4788 

Foster, John Collier, 1813-1892. 
Papers. 
ca. 130 items. 

In Alabama University library. 

Baptist m i n i s ter , and farmer. Personal correspondence, alary 
(1888-92), sermons, and records of the Grant's Creek Baptist Church, 
Tuscaloosa Co., Ala-, where Foster served for 50 years. 
Unpublished finding aid in the library. 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-4789 

King, Pendleton. 

Papers, 1876-1906. 

186 items. 

In Duke University Library. 

Author and State Dept official, of Greensboro, N. C. Correspond- 
ence and other papers of King and of his wife. Includes letters to 
Mis. King concerning her writing and translating; activities, contem- 
porary and historical Connecticut, and other matters. 

Card Index in the library. 

Acquired, 1861-57. 

MS 62-4790 

Tenable, Richard Morton, 1839-1910. 

Papers of Richard Morton Venable and Richard Nathan- 
iel Venable, 1816-67. 

It. 

In Hampden-Sydney College Library. 

Lawyer, of Baltimore. Commonplace book and notes on reading 
(principally Shakespeare), of Bichard Morton Venable; together with 
a list of subscribers (1816) and accounts pertaining to the building 
of Hampden-Sydney College Church (ca. 1820), of Bichard Nathaniel 
Tenable, of Prince Edward Co, Va. 

Girt of A. B. Venable, VOX. 

MS 62-4791 



Pratt family. 

Papers, 1787-1913. 

408 items and 50 v. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (89A, 299) 

Family letters, diaries, farm, blacksmith's, saddler's, and general 
store accounts of a family of Prattsburg, Steuben Co., N. T. Includes 
clippings of articles written by William B. Pratt, a prominent farmer 
Interested in scientific agriculture. 

MS 62-4792 



Penn, Thomas, 1702-1775. 
• Letters to Richard Peters, 1752-72. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Transcripts. 

Letters copied Into a notebook by Thomas Batch about 1S52. 

Index. 

MS 62-479?. 



American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mats. 

Papers relating to Massachusetts regiments in the Civil 
War. 

15 v. and 4 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Mainly records of the 15th Beglment, together with 18 music books 
of the band and drum corps of the 25th Beglment and the "Descrip- 
tive book" of the 34th Beglment containing a list of officers and men. 

MS 62-4794 



Hayes, Moses P 1830-1919. 

Business records, 1859-88. 

43 v. and 8 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Chiefly correspondence, account books, time books, cashbooks, shop 
records, order books, and receipts of the St Anthony Iron Works 
operated by Hayes, Charles B. Bushnell, and Harmon M. Martin. 
The correspondence consists largely of orders for machinery and 
repairs. 

Gift of Boyd T. Williams, 1925. 

MS 62-4795 



Hoyt, John F 

Papers of John F. and Benjamin F. Hoyt, 1855-86. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Personal correspondence; deeds to land,' mainly in Bamsey and 
Goodhue Counties, Mlniu, reflecting the Hoyts' Interest in real estate 
and forming a representative file of pre-emption and military bounty 
warrants; bills and receipts for taxes on that land; and fire Insur- 
ance policies for John F.Hoyfs home In St Paul. 

Gift of the St Paul City Water Dept, 1933: 

MS 62-4796 



Gere, William B o. 1830. 

Papers of William B. and Thomas P. Gere, 1855-1905. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence relating to Democratic politics and railroad mat- 
ters In Chatfleld, Minn ; routine reports of William B. Gere as a 
lieutenant colonel of the Fifth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry during 
the Civil War; reminiscences of Thomas P. Gere relating to the 
siege of Fort Blpley and the Sioux Outbreak of 1862 ; and his Civil 
War diary. 

Described In Minnesota history, v. 5, no. 8 (Nov. 1924) p. 807 
and v. 9, no. 2 (June 1928) p. 177. 

Gifts of Minnie Hosier and Mrs. Thomas P. Gere, 1923-28. 

MS 62-4797 

Gorman, Willis Arnold, 1816-1876. 

Papers, 1852-57. 

71 Items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, U. S. Representative from Indiana, and Governor of Min- 
nesota Territory. Chiefly vouchers Issued by Gorman, as Governor 
and superintendent of Indians in Minnesota Territory, for expenses 
relating to the control and support of the Sioux, Chippewa, and Win- 
nebago Indians; bids for the furnishing of supplies to those Indians 
and for the removal of the Winnebago to Blue Earth Elver; and 
abstracts of expenses as Governor. 

MS 62-4798 



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American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Matt 

Papers relating to Sutton, Mass. 

5 v. and 6 boxes. 

M.i2f rtcan AWO-Oarian Society collections. 
i,JSf!^ aneOTS , rec ^ rds and J"* 6 " cowerntag flie town of Sutton. 
■SS^SL'™ 00 ?? (««-W10) of the Second ^ureh of Christ 
andahlstoryo(SnttonbyC!hi1st<^eraBalawto. ^^ 

MS 62-4799 

Rogers, Will, 1879-1935. 

Papers, 1935. 

It. 

In University of Oklahoma library 
^iSSS^ A """I* 00 * of writings, cuppings, and other Doners 
rela^toBos»rs ; «mi I nleabyB s tne^tcn^r. ^^ 

Gift of Esther Wltcher. 

Pvtt name: William Penn Adair Bogers. 
MS 62-4800 

Laurent, Joseph. 

AbnaM language collection, 1806-1923 

6 v. and 1 Item. 

In Museum of the American Indian Library 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 
Ji^S^i^S^^ PWerboota, catechisms, a hymnal, 
Sriim77..W 1 J lch f^am to *» rules gorerntoTSe St Pan- 
els Beserration, largely compiled by Laurent. ^^ ^^^ 

MS 62-4801 

American Antiquarian Society, Woreetter, Matt 
Papers relating to Shays' Rebellion. 
1 box. 
In American Antiquarian Society collections 

MS62-4802 

Vogt, Edward Joseph, 1896- 
Papers, 1899-1955. 
300 Items and 2 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Material on the genealogy and family history of the Vo«t ...h 

££*,£,££? ,IaeU * a**"?!"" «»ek to the HthcenraryTTnoS- 
book containing an annual chronology of births, deaths, marriaeea. 
£5? ZSg^T. *!£ ? T0Oto MWTand anotteV^etooTcSteto: 
SA»~w°^ flunl ^ ,,lstory anQ "^ translation of a novel(an 
wr^bytSh wSner Snan *— > ^ <* - 7«">- ^ 

| n n ^. , £g^ ta ^^ t ^- 

MS62-4803 

Bradstreet, John, 1711-1774. 
Correspondence, 1755-73. 

5t. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 
^.SKS} A /"2 offlo 5- Correspondence with Got. William Shirley 
( ^ B6h L ^ Apaerst (1758-63), Gen. Thomas Gage (1764-67) 
and the supply service (1754-73) ^^ mw-oij, 

Oa l en dar available In the repository. 

MS" 62-4804 

GflfiDan, Joseph Alexander, 1838-1913. 
Papers, 1877-1913. 
l box. 
In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

QtZaS^v^FS??- iS te ™ fMOO-OD ftom the Beverend Sda 
Goodrich Wright giving Information on the mission at Bed LskZ 

w£k g|i««^S«»'««P««-DT Qllflnan^lteT^ntaBLiToifS 

MS 62-4805 

Faulkner, Lloyd A 

Correspondence, 1889-1919. 



5i M HE eeot ? HfctfWkal Society collections. 
rfSSSS™- .^^S^ lea** from James McGolrick, CathoUc Bishoo 
ofDulut^on hiscollection of natural history andgeotogic wectoen? 

Iu^mS^^c^^ 

MS62-4806 



De Graw, John. 

Papers, 1849-1921. 

22 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
/,£?^E onae,lce ' aayb< x*», Journals, and other business records 
(1878-lfflO) of the St Paul lumber firm of John De Grawand Son? 

Sonafaur^PauT n,embe^,h * , ""^ - *• *»* Congress! 
Gift of S. B. De Graw, 1925. 

MS 62-4807 

Brown, Joseph Renshaw, 1805-1870. 

Papers of Joseph R. and Samuel J. Brown, 1838-1916 

11 v. and 24 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
iJS? 1 "^- ^Correspondence; docket (1839-41) kept by Joseph B. 
Brown as Justice of the peace for Crawford and St Croix CounHea 
R "JM I « °>e Sioux Indians, Including trade, annuities, the out- 
break of 1862, Government relations, scrip, missions, schools, and 
Sfr ifo^tntton of the SIsseton and Wahpeto¥NaHon7and SaT 
u*l J. Brown's reminiscences of the Sioux uprising of 1862. ^^ 

Gift of Samuel J. Brown. i— ™» oi too*. 

MS 62-4808 

Chute, Richard, 1820-1893. 

Papers, 1841-1921. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
vJ^^f°^ ot "'""eapoUs- Papers relating to the St Anthony 
'%!%L JX t ,*7 a &. ^£ & ™ w p «sbyterian Church in ^TaJ 
2ffi&J£ d .J2!? ^J? Wll ^? a °°- "I » PrincetoT and otter 
Mtonesota towns; together with the reminiscences of Chute's^on, 

^DescrUied in Minnesota history bulletin, v. 4, no. 8-4 (Angv-Nov. 

Gift of Charles B. Chute, 1921 

MS 62-4809 

Carpenter, Cephas Warner. 

Papers, ca. 1868-83. 

24 v. 
' In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Becords and accounts of the Northwestern Express, Stare, and 
Transportation CO;, of which Carpenter was secretary a vahme Tof 
class records (1870-72) of Washington osdlS Schoolsf St 
Paul, and miscellaneous scrapbooks. •****>*, ot 

MS 62-4810 

Bowe family. 

Papers, 1675-1919. 

46 Items. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Miscellaneous family papers from England; together with a few 
mementoes of John Bowe-s service In the Spanish American War 
and his correspondence, lndentlflcatlon papers, passports, and merno^ 
rabtlla as a soldier In the French PorelgnLegrauUMMm I ^^ 

Gift of John Bowe, 1815. .™*"«*"« uwo-ifj 

MS 62-4811 

Vosburg, John Selah, 1840-193L 

Papers. 1870-1920. 

ca. 20 items and 5 v. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Arte.) 

Businessman and public official Correspondence about Charles 
Meyer and John Spring, recollections, account books of the Arizona 
Territorial Auditor, and contracts between Vosburg and Edward L. 
and Albert Schleffelln and Blchard Gird relating to Tombstone min- 
ing claims. 

MS 62-4812 

Willius family. 

Papers, 1814-1956. 

ca. 3 ft (3000 items and S v.) 

I n Minn esota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, cuppings, reminiscences, biographical data, scrap- 
books, printed matter, and memorabilia. The papers give informa- 
tion on the Willius family In Bremen, the migration of Ferdinand and 
Gnstav wnilns to the V. S, their residence In Baltimore, Mew Xork, 
Chicago, and St Paul, their banking activities in St Paul their real 
estate and other business activities, and the Bepubllcan Party In 
Minnesota. Includes a letter from Carl Schnrz and one from Henry 
VUlard. The material la related to the repository's collection of 
Wnilns family genealogy. ^^ ^"^ 

Inventory description In the r ep osito r y. 

Gift of Henrietta WUllus, 1950-62. 

MS 62-4813 



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Townsend, John Wilson, 1885- collector. 

Papers relating to James Lane Allen, 1893-1949. 

62 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Mainly (43 items, 1898-1824) letters of James Lane Allen to Town- 
send and others; together with letters about Allen from Christian 
Bay, S. S. Bush, Frances H Jewett, Grant C. Knight, Orson Lowell, 
Albert Sterner, John Thomson, and Samuel C. Williams; Allen's 
speech as president of King Solomon Memorial Association (1906) ; 
and a poem by Thomas Jones, Jr. 

Most of the letters from Allen to Townsend were published In 
Townsend's book, James Lane Allen (1927) 

Purchase, 1967. 

MS 62-4814 

Livers, John Logan. 

Correspondence relating to the Lewis and Clark Monu- 
ment at Charlottesville, Va., 1909-16. 

ca. 40 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-466) 

Correspondence of John L. livers and William D. Weaver, both 
of Charlottesville, regarding the Lewis and Clark Monument by 
Charles Keck, sculptor, donated to Charlottesville by Paul Goodloe 
Mclntlre, and unveiled Nov. 21, 1919. Includes newspaper dippings 
and photos. 

MS 62-4815 
Duffen, William A collector. 

Duffen collection, 1870-1961. 

150 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections (Tucson, Ariz.) 

Historian and educator. Correspondence, mining notes, deeds, 
claims and related maps, conditions and restrictions for the Tucson, 
La Madera, Mlramonte, Prince and Broadmoor additions and sub- 
divisions, and other papers relating to Tombstone and Tucson, Ariz. 
Includes material written by and about William Sylvester Bartlett 
Correspondence includes letters written between William Wilkenon 
and his daughter Mary Feldman Wilkerson and letters (1870-80) 
from Mark L Jacobs to bis sons Barron M. and Lionel Mark Jacobs. 

MS 62-4816 
GorM, Maksim, 1868-1936. 

Papers. 1922-38. 

100 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Russian author. Letters (1922-25) from Gofkil to Vladislav 
Khodasevich, poet and literary critic, and Mrs. Khodasevich; type- 
written transcript of these letters with extensive annotations by 
Khodasevich ; and a lecture delivered by Khodasevich in Parts giving 
his personal recollections of Gofkil. 

The letters are published in English translation in Harvard Slavic 
studies, v. 1 (1963) 

Purchased from Nina Berberova, 1951. 

JReoJ name.- Aleksel Maksimovich Peshkov. 
MS 62-4817 

Allen, William, 1803-1879. ■' 

Papers, 1821-79. 

5 ft (ca. 3000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, U. S. Senator, farmer, and Governor of Ohio. Correspond- 
ence, speeches, memoranda, bankbooks, printed material, and other 
papers, largely related to his service as Senator (1837-48) and 
Governor (1873-75) including material concerning Allen's support of 
the Texas annexation, the Mexican War, the Oregon ni«,mc and the 
Greenback movement; and to land surveys and Ohio politics. Also 
includes constitutions, minutes, and muster rolls (1821-34) of the 
Chillicothe Independent Blues. Correspondents Include James Faran, 
James Graham, John Hough, Amos Layman, George Morgan, and 
Etenry A. Whitman. The material Is related to the Library's Duncan 
MacArthur collection. 

Purchased from Effle Allen Scott, 1906. 

MS 62-4818 
Talmage, Thomas De Witt, 1832-1902. 

Papers, 1843-1902. 

ca. 13 ft (ca. 2300 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Presbyterian clergyman and author. Correspondence, diaries, note- 
books containing ideas for sermons and notes on Talmage's travels 
abroad, 1889-94, articles, ca. 360 sermons, indexes of sermons, lec- 
tures, autobiographical and biographical material, scrapbooks (in- 
cluding printed sermons), clippings, pamphlets, and family photos. 
Includes material appearing in 1. De Witt Talmage as I knew him, 
by Talmage and his wife Eleanor (published 1912), minutes (1847- 
71) of the session of the Central Presbyterian Church later called 
the Brooklyn Tabernacle), material on an interview of Talmage with 
Alexander m of Russia, and some correspondence of Samuel K. 
Talmage. 

Unpublished register In the Library. 

Information on literary rights available In the Library. 

Gift of Carlton J. Corliss, 1965. 

MS 62-4819 



Wilkinson, H J 

Papers, 1887-1903. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Secretary of the Wisconsin Sheep Breeders' and Wool Growers' 
Association. Letters concerning the registry and transfer of sheep; 
copies of addresses made by Wilkinson before various organizations; 
and a volume of minutes of meetings of the Wisconsin Sheep Breeders' 
and Wool Growers' Association, containing also minutes of the Wis- 
consin Merino Sheep Breeders' Association for 1877-79. 

MS 62-4820 
Tolbert, James R 1863-1942. 

Papers. 1907-41. 

25ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer, judge, and politician of Oklahoma. Correspondence, ap- 
pointment books, 3 account books, posters, and other papers of Tol- 
bert; testimony and hearings (1923) of the Committee on Impeach- 
ment and Investigation of Executive, Legislative and Judicial Officers, 
of which Tolbert was vice-chairman; official and newspaper reports 
of the following Impeachment trial of Governor Jack C. Walton ; and 
correspondence, speeches, interviews, bills, receipts, news clippings, 
bulletins, and a scrapbook, relating to the campaign waged in 1928 
by the Al Smith for President Club of Oklahoma, of which Tolbert 
was cnalnnan. 

MS 62-4821 

Sutter, John Augustus, 1826-1897. 

Papers. 1850-90. 

1 v. and 2 boxes. 

In California State Library. 

In part, transcripts from originals owned by Sutter's daughter. 

Statement written by Sutter in 1855 describing the events that oc- 
curred at Sacramento during the two years be li>ed there; together 
with material (largely relating to Sutter's life after he left California 
In 1850 and was living in Acapulco, Mexico) collected by Allan B. 
Ottley for the purpose of writing Sutter's biography to accompany 
the publication of Sutter's Statement regarding early California ex- 
periences (1943). The material is related to the library's collection 
of the papers of John Augustus Sutter, Sr. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Purchased from N. E. White, 1896 ; and gift 

MS 62-4822 

Smith, Orrin Fruit, collector. 

Papers. 1829-1932. 

1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Papers (1829-52) of Abner S. Goddard, including a diary (1833) 
of a trip from Pennsylvania to Illinois and letters written from 
Missouri, Illinois, and Wisconsin relating to pioneer conditions, Mor- 
monism, the lead mines near Galena, 111., and the California gold 
rush; Civil War letters of Charles E. Goddard of the First Minnesota 
Volunteer Infantry ; extracts from the journal of Edward Ely, one of 
the first settlers of Winona, Minn.; articles on Mrs. Catherine M. 
Smith and other pioneers; and other material relating to the early 
history of Winona, Minn 

Described in Minnesota history (1919-32) : v. 3, p. 526; v. 5, p. SOS, 
377; v. 6, p. 205, 266, 293; v. 9, p. 177; v. 10, p. 205; v. 13, p. 102, 196. 

Gift of Mr. Smith, 1919-32. 

MS62-4823 

Eau Claire Building and Construction Trades Council. 

Records, 1938-50. 

7 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of the society's Labor collection. 

Papers of the Eau Ciaire, Wis., central council of construction 
unions, Including some papers of the Labor Temple Association. 
Correspondence, minutes of general and executive board meetings 
(1940-49), lists of building projects In progress In the Eau Claire 
area, employment agreements, and bank statements (1939-50). Cor- 
respondence consists of letters to constituent locals' and information 
on labor legislation, wage scales, and employment conditions. 

MS 62-4824 

Seymour, John F 

Papers, 1836, 1853-60. 

lbox. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly letters received by Seymour, a resident of Utica, N. Y„ 
while president of the Fox and Wisconsin Improvement Company, an 
organization engaged in promoting improvement of the water route 
from Green Bay, Wis., to Prairie du Chien. Letters from New York 
investors, including John Bice ana Erastus Corning, president of the 
New York Central Railroad, and from Wisconsin stockholders. In- 
cluding Nils Otto Tank and Morgan Lewis Martin, give information 
on canal construction, grain marketing, and the rivalry between 
canals and railroads. 

MS 62-4825 



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Dunn, Mary. 

Papers. 1923-61. 
230 items. 

uZ^fL J« hnol J« i «" College, Southwest Collection 
Music teacher and music association leader^ £»i™»™.. 
grams, directories and yatrboobof mn.i?5^. Corres P™°ence, pro- 

of -which Miss Dumfw S WSWent^WiK^f .Teachers Association, 
Music Teachers i -jSHjrSI.V^ ■ (W36-37) ; and to the Amarlllo 

Inventory in the repository. 
Gift of Miss Dunn, 186X 

MS 62-4826 
Barth, Carl G 1860-1939 

IsfsSsiV* CRrl °' Btlrth and hiS * m J - Christian Barth, 

ft. and 2 cabinets. 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library 
nrinJS" 6 !^-, Drawln «s. blueprints, fortns, historical material. 

Inventory In the library 

Gift of J. Christian Barth, 196X 

MS 62-4827 

Haf en, LeRoy Reuben, 1893- 
Papers. 

5 ft. 

In Brigham Young Cniversitv Libra rv 

ssioT: a? S5LSJ ££•*-■ Inrtndes — %^SrS. 

Unpublished register in the library 
G^M^nateS/'** • T " taM » ta "* ilb ™^ 

MS 62-4828 

Clarke, Robert, 1829-1899, collector. 
Gallipolis papers, 1790-1905. 
3 ft. 

cin I Mtn iSt0r " :al ° Dd Phil0st * hl< » 1 Soci**r of Ohio collections (Cin- 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, pamphlets, and other papers, collected by Robert 
Clarke. and John Marshall Newton, relating to the TFrench settlemenl 

2nd G hK\P h !°- J"?"" *"-""» * the mmlSaoSSSS 

and biographical sketches of some of the early settlers™ ManVof 
n^ETf™ ^T^ translations of PrendTdolunten^much 
L?Frtc^setSer^ Ud ' n{0W *" 0f *• *~*»ti of the or?. 

Unpublished Index in the repository 

Gift of Mr. Newton, ca. 1885; formerly owned hy Mr. Clarke. 

MS 62-4829 

Poster, Stephen Symonds, 1809-1881. 

^Stephen S. and Abby Kelley Foster correspondence, 1836- 

ca. 400 items. 

InAmerican Antiquarian Society collections 
and^eformers 3 " *""* ° f "* IetterS " e £rom leadln * abolitionists 

MS 62-4830 

International Military Tribunal 

Records of judges, 1945-48. 

37 ft. 

O&cSSfijSS. '&£-*' Car0liM UbnT *- S ° Uthe ™ HiSt0ri<al 
«„f lleS tlw ?-' 6 > «* J»<Jse John Johnston Parker, of North Caro- 
lina- concerning the trial of the major war criminals beton tteb 
ternational Military Tribunal; sndfiles (1M?-Si rf Jm5.T pSLJJ." 
?hiWf"°V f North Ct ^ li ^ conce'rning^ef no^and 9 S 
™t 1??™% "{ ™L "-'mi-ate before the Nuremberg Miiitaw Trib^ 
nal under Control Council law No. 10 The ffiesennfxir ,ZLL !!!? 
terial not included in the officii^ pubutiS pr^ee^n^ E£ 
ma «*?» I < a T ^«f « to the library's John JomSor?^arte^p e ^ he 
Gifts of Judges Parker and Dixon. papers. 

MS 62-4831 I 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 
Cinl War collection, 1856-1932 
ca. fiOO items and 8 boxes 

Jn ^ f tate ¥*■ of ^ istor '' «™> A«hives collections. 
Oor£^L^£rtl?T ,ri,, r ) - P^tocopies arTmSoflto. 

Cavalry, the Iowa Northern Border Br iwde, the^rth Belin^? 
Missouri Infantry, the 131st Begiment of Pen^fvanTa infant thl 
itef"inSf the_Tennessee, ami the Grand Army of the ReSblfc 
Also includes diaries, letters, and collections of William w i,,i„ 

S'gSW 

Hale William Ennis Hamilton (ca. SO items), William A. Hammond. 
Charles E Haverly, William Henderson, Archibald R HemT^ 

W l^tloI^T.^ H T f5. n - J °S n f H0Stetter ' William Houston! 
w. P. Howe, ^athan D. King, Blisha Learning. Edwin Lybareer 

JLJL^f ' A i len W - Ulller ' Jonb • Tones Montgomery, Cof jS 

??-^: S ? , tt.JohnH. hhackleford,Hoyt Sherman (2 boxes) NeweU 
fitaT-fiff.- Thomas William G. Thompson, SenecaB .TtaK 
John A. Tovey, Martin J. Vnrner, and W W Warner 
Cataloged individually in repository 

MS 62-4832 

Batts, Robert Lynn, 1864-1935. 
Papers, 1820-1C42. 
6ft. 

fi^I™^! 7 " Teia8 Ub ««y, Texas .Archives. 

Unpublished guide in the library 
ore^, SiftfST BUrleSOn - "* Edgar Tobin - «"1 Mary Batts AI- 
MS 62-4833 

Billingsley, James B 1828-1882. 

Papers of James B. and Virginia Catherine Shaw Bill- 
ingsley, 1843-1920. 

4ft 
_ In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

dia^ief , M^ i £r^J rex - V*™ 00 * *n<l business correspondence, 
■ ™*J" ( 18ra -M), poems, religious writings (1*12-13) leeal nanuS 

S^ ti0n k aCC0U : t ""'"^ <«»**). tax rl«ip^flefd 'noteiofpSto 

SSSSi "J"?* "*?* (We0) ' A*""" land rapersTa musto roUo? 
Wimam M. Logan's company at ^ BaWe £•£* jgrtntofpri"^ 

matertal, and other papers of BiUingsley and his wife. Virginia CarS: 

^ n ( d ^, ir^sK«> of " "^ Smit ^ sz^ 

Unpublished guide In the library 
Gift of J. E. Halley, 1834. 

MS 62-4834 

Bedichek, Roy, 1878-1959. 

Papers, ca. 1890-1959. 

ca. (i f l 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives 
„22 D S? or '"" , .""turalist Business and personal correspondence 
(1808-57). reminiscences, articles, essays, and other papers of Bedi- 
chek as well as correspondence and printed material (1911-26) of 
the University Interscholastic League, of which be was director. In- 
eludes material on animal life, soil and water conservation, man's 
natural environment, educational competition, the University of 
Texas, Bedichek's publications, and his colleagues at the university 
Persons named include Engene C. Barker, Bachman Bedichek. Harry 
EviSni"-,;! 01 " 1 A- J»max, and Edgar Witt The material is tl 
lated to the library's Barker, Benedict and Lomax collections 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Bedichek, I960. 

MS 62-4835 



409 



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Federated Trades Council of Milwaukee. 

Records, 1900-50. 

10 v. and 3 boxes. 

Id State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Forms part of tbe society's Labor collection. 

Correspondence (1903-28), minute books (1900-03), an office diary 
(1910), material on tbe laundry workers' strike of 1934, and a few 
personal letters, essays, speeches, and poems of Frank J. Weber and 
letters concerning his mining properties In Colorado. Correspond- 
ence, mainly of general secretaries Frank J. Weber and Herman 
Selde, includes information on labor legislation and tbe National Re- 
covery Administration's activities in Milwaukee, and on tbe strike of 
tbe Milwaukee Newspaper Guild against the Wisconsin news, a Mlt 
waukee paper. 

MS 62-4836 



Rawle family. 

Papers of the William Rawle family, 1683-1915. 

ca. 6000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence and essays of William Rawle, TJ. S. attorney for 
Pennsylvania, with various other papers. Including a ledger (1720- 
26) of Francis Rawle ; a waste book (1735-87) ; Journals (1782- 
1830) ; letters of William Perm (1644-1718) and records of his estate 
of Sprlngettsbury Manor (1683-1825) ; papers relating to the Whis- 
key Rebellion, insurrection in Northampton County, Pennsylvania 
boundary question, abolition of slavery, 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry In 
the Civil War, Battle of Gettysburg, Junior Legal Club (1870-JS15) 
and family history. 

Described in Guide to the manuscript collections of the Historical 
Society of Pennsylvania, 2d ed. (1949). Extracts from William 
Rawle Journals, 1781, published in Pennsylvania magazine of history 
and biography, v. 25 (1901) , p. 114-117, 220-227. 

Presented by members of the Rawle family. 

MS 62-4837 



Taylor, James, 1769-1848. 

Papers of .Tames Taylor and of his son, James. Jr.. 1774- 

1888. 

1T06 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Papers of Gen. James Taylor, fanner, land speculator, and officer 
of the Kentucky Militia, and of his son, a lawyer. Includes miscel- 
laneous papers relating to lands in Ohio and Kentucky ; correspond- 
ence, deeds, and agreements (1774-188S) ; papers of James Taylor, 
Sr., as paymaster-general, showing payments to soldiers in the War 
of 1812, and containing Information on suits and claims; his papers 
in connection with the building of the TJ. S. Barracks and Arsenal at 
Newport, Ky.; papers (1856-73) of Barry Taylor regarding farming 
and personal affairs ; papers (1782-1815) of MaJ. David Leitch ; let- 
ters and documents from Julius Smalley (1863), Reuben and Charles 
Taylor (1806-21), Edmund Taylor (1811-88), Andrew J. Barry 
(1851-58), James W. Abert of the TJ. S. Corps of Engineers, and his 
wife Lucy Abert (1851-69) ; and miscellaneous family letters and 



papers. 

Purchase, 194L 



MS 62-4838 



Taylor, Philip Fall, 1864-1916. 

Taylor-Cannon collection, 1741-1949. 

18 ft 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Archivist and genealogist, of Frankfort, Ky. Correspondence, com- 
missions, deeds, wills, county court records, Bible records, tombstone 
inscriptions, coats of arms, charts, genealogies, and family trees. In- 
cludes Taylor's personal correspondence as well as his genealogical 
collections on the Taylor and allied families of Virginia and Ken- 
tucky ; personal correspondence and papers of Taylor's sister, Jouett 
(Taylor) Cannon, papers of their father, Edmund Haynes Taylor 
(1799-1873), banker of Frankfort, Ky., their grandfather, Richard 
Taylor (1777-1835), of Columbus, Ky., Richard Taylor (1749-1825), 
William Berry Taylor (1768-1836), and letters (1790-1808) of James 
Taylor, rv of Caroline County, Va. 

Brief inventory and special catalog in repository. 

Bequest of Mrs. Jouett Taylor Cannon, 1949. 

MS 62-4839 



Colombia University. Libraries. 

Miscellaneous manuscript collections, 1775-1957. 

ca. 180 items, 82 v., 39 drawers, 4 shelves, 1029 bundles, and 1 
envelope. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, literary MSS-, notes, legal and business papers, 
articles, essays, portraits, and other papers. Includes flies of the 
Historical Record Survey's Congressional vote analysis (1789-1942) ; 
lecture notes (1852-53) taken by an undergraduate student at Rens- 
selaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y., and a bibliography of chil- 
dren's literature (ca. 1927-57) compiled by Clara Everett Shackleton. 
Other names represented include Donald Lemen Clark, Sir Henry 
Cole, Robert Fulton, General John Glover, George William Hill, John 
Wesley Hill. William Hlndley, Thomas Jefferson, Charles W. Lead- 
beater, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, the Tneosophlcal Society, 
and Walt Whitman. 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 62-4840 



Granger, Francis, 1792-1868. 

Papers of Francis and Gideon Granger, 1800-64. 

lft (e:i. 275 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, State legislator, and TJ. S. Representative from New York. 

Chiefly letters to Granger and his father, Gideon Granger, Post- 
master-General under Jefferson and Madison (1801-14). Includes 
copies of letters from Francis Granger to Thurlow Weed. Material 
covered includes the Anti-masons, politics, internal improvements, 
and the Post Office Dept Prominent correspondents include DeWitt 
Clinton, Millnrd Fillmore, Thomas Jefferson, AbNrtt Lawrence, and 
William H Seward. 

Unpublished index to pert of the collection in the Library. 

Gift of Miss Antoinette P. and Miss Izaphlne P. Granger, 1913; 
exchange from University of Rochester, 1938 ; various sources, 1909-31. 

MS 62-4841 



Angle, Paul McClelland, 1900- collector. 

Bloody "Williamson papers, 1875-1951. 

ca. 1300 items and 8 reels of microfilm (negative) 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, newspaper and magazine articles, court testimony, 
scrapbooks, newspapers, pamphlets, and other papers gathered by 
Angle in preparation for his book, Bloody Williamson, published in 
1952. The material pertains to lawlessness and violence In William- 
son Co., m., chiefly during the 1820s, and involves coal mine strikes 
and violence, prohibition enforcement and attendant gangsterism, 
family feuds, and the Kn Klux Klan. Individuals, families, and 
places mentioned include: Charlie Blrger and the BIrger gang, the 
Bulllnger and Henderson families, the Shelton gang, Seth Glenn 
Young and Herrin, Cartervllle, and Marion, HL Includes copies of 
13 scrapbooks compiled by. Oldham Paisley relating to the Herrin 
Massacre and its aftermath; and microfilm copies of the Illinois 
miner (1922-29) 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Angle, 1952. 

MS 62-4842 



Oberholtzer, Elba Paxson, 1868-1936. 

Papers, 1735-1931. 

ca. 3500 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Historian and Journalist Correspondence and miscellaneous 
papers with material on the Historical Pageant of Philadelphia 
(1912), the Valley Forge Commission, SesqnI-Centennial Exposition, 
education, motion picture censorship, League for Better Moving Pic- 
tures, Civil War, Indian welfare in Oklahoma, abolition, temperance, 
and the school savings system. A portion of the correspondence 
relates to publications, essayB, lectures, and biographies of Robert 
Morris, Jay Cooke, Salmon P. Chase, Charles B- Brown, and others. 
Early papers include land grant deeds In Uwchlan Township, Pa. 
(1735-1809) ; Inventory of the estate of Thomas Potts (1762) ; notes 
and minutes of meetings of the Uwchlan Society of Friends (1806) ; 
correspondence (1823-44) of John and Paxson Vlcker; papers relat- 
ing to the Pickering Valley Railroad (1889-70) and other items of 
social and political character. 

Includes letters, poems, and other papers of Oberholtzer'B mother, 
Sara Louisa Vlckers Oberholtzer. 

Presented by Mr. Oberholtzer. 

MS 62-4843 



410 



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Kemble, John Mitchell, 1807-1857. 

Papers, 1829-57. 

49 items and 2 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Philologist and historian. Letters, notebooks, notes and MSS 
of parts of books, drafts of pamphlets, lectures, poems, and es- 
says. The notebooks Include copies of 174 letters, made primarily 
from the papers of Leibniz in Hanover arid of Sir William Colt 
and George Stepney in the British Museum; two biographical 
sketches; and extracts of regulations concerning money, coin weights, 
measures, the assize of bread, etc, copied by Kemble's assistant from 
MSS. in the British Museum. The notes refer to many subjects, 
including various aspects of Anglo^axon language and history 

Card index In the library. 

MS 62-4844 



American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Maes. 

Papers relating to Massachusetts, 1639-1877 

3 v. and 4 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Colonial records, documents, and accounts (1866-1787) Provincial 
f?m£Si "^1 £J!?~ 3 ? ) - ."*?, rds of *■* Legislative Committee 
iSwSS''^ i.fj' ™" ° miscellaneous papers and documents the 
main body of which were preserved by William Lincoln. 

MS62-4845 



Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839. 
Papers, 1788-1857. 
41 v. and 1 box. 
In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

™.^S! h< ?i , S S? mi f t ' b ? otaelIer "A publisher. One box of private 
papers (1826-35) together with 41 vols, of accounts, receipts, and 
other papers of the firm of Mathew Carey and Its successors. Carey 
Le» i &COj*nd Lea and Blanchard, antecedents of Lea and Feblger of 

Card index in repository. 

MS 62-4646 



Pike, Zebolon Montgomery, 1779-1813. 

Papers. 

52 items and 1 reel of microfilm 

In American Philosophical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies 
„<• ?£i m- *f d . ej P lorer - Journal (1805-06) of a voyage to the source 
of the Mississippi and material collected by W. EugSie Hollon fcr 
his iWography of Pike, The lost pathfinder, published to»S 

Open to investigators underrestrictlons accepted by the library. 
^Depostt^of Mr. Hollon, 1950; gift of Bishop White and Daniel 

MS 62-4847 



Powell, John Wesley, 1834-1902. 

Papers, 1868-99. 

24 Items and 155 p. 

In American Philosophical Society Library. 

In part, photocopies. 

Geologtat, philosopher, and administrator. Papers collected by 

7^L^ teeaer J"l hi8 ""WW <* Powell. iSorTSbTtai 
aredth meridian, published in 1954. 

^t^wHTSSSZSSSL restrlcti0M *«*** * »• Ub "^- 

MS 62-4848 



Lewis, Meriwether, 1774-1809. 

Journals of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, 
1803-06. ' 

22 v. and several items. 

In American Philosophical Society library 

Explorers. The Journal of Lewis and Clark's Expedition, and a 
Journal of Lewis' trip from Pittsburgh to winter camp on the Elver 
Lmools in 1803. 

„ D S2?? t ^L M I-. Ctark «"«""«& Nicholas Blddle and Thomas Jeffer- 
son, 1818; gift of Charles J. Blddle, 1949. 

MS 62-4849 



Walpole, Sir Hugh, 1884-1941. 

Jean Hersholt collection of Hugh Walpole; manuscripts, 
1912-41. 

ca. 50 items and 8 v. 

In Library of Congress, Rare Book Division- 
Forms part of the library's collection of Walpole works Inscribed 
by the author to Jean Hersholt. 

British author. Correspondence (more than 50 letters from Wal- 
pole to Hersbolt), literary MSS, and an engagement book (1935). 
Literary MSS. include The Duchess of Wrexe, The captives. Winters- 
moon, and a 9-page MS. entitled A note on the Herries chronicles. 

Described in the Library's Quarterly Journal of current acquisi- 
tions, v. 11, no. 4 (Nov. 1954) p. 195-197. 

Gift of Jean Hersbolt, 1951. 

Full name: Sir Hugh Seymour Walpole. 
MS 62-4850 



Leonard, William Edwin, i. 1855. 

Papers of William E. and William H. Leonard, 1850-1910 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Medical notes and records of William E. Leonard, a Minneapolis 
physician and professor of medicine at the University of Minnesota ; 
attendance cards from medical institutions and commissions of his 
father, William H. Leonard, together with a sketch of the latter's 
life; and meteorological records for Massachusetts and Minnesota 
(1872-74) 

Gift of William E. Leonard, 1922, 1931. 

MS 62-4851 



Clark, Edwin, 1834-1922. 

Papers, 1857-1904. 

3 v. and lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Letters received by Clark as a Chippewa Indian agent in M-ine- 
sota (1865^66) ; reminiscent letters by Enmegahbowh regarding par- 
ticipation by the Chippewa in the Sioux Outbreak and their removal 
to the White Earth Indian Beservation In 1868; documents pertaining 
to Clark's interest in developing the city of Melrose, Minn.; and an 
account book and mailing book of the Falls evening news of St 
Anthony, of which Clark was a proprietor. 

Enmegahbowh's letters have been published under the title En-me- 
gah-bowh's story (1904) 

Gifts of Mrs. Merle Potter, Mrs. Dawes How, and Everett Clark. 
1930-31. 

SIS 62-4852 



Wadsworth family. 

Papers. 1730-1952. 

22 ft. (ca. 7000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, diaries, financial papers, scrapbooks, clippings, 
photos., and other papers of the family of James Wadsworth (1768- 
1844) and William Wadsworth who settled Geneseo, N. Y., in 1790. 
Includes papers of James Samuel Wadsworth (1807-1864), James 
Wolcott Wadsworth (1846-1926), James Wolcott Wadsworth (1877- 
1952), and his father-in-law, John Hay (1838-1905). The bulk of 
the material concerns the congressional career and political activities 
of James W. Wadsworth, Jr. 

Unpublished register In the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Stuart Symington, Keverdy Wadsworth, and James 3. 
Wadsworth, 196L 

MS 62-4853 



Stuart, George Hay, 1816-1890. 

Papers. 1798-1887. 

ca. 500 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Businessman and humanitarian. Correspondence (1861-87), 
scrapbook. printed material, and pictures, relating to the United 
States Christian Commission, of which Stuart was an organizer 
and leader; letters of historical or autograph interest, representing 
major political and military figures of the Civil Wax period. 

Unpublished list of autographs In the Library. 

Deposited, 1921, then purchased from Edward T. Stuart, Jr., 1946. 

MS 62-4854 



411 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Simpson, John Andrew, 1871-1934. 

Papers, 1889-1037. 

4 ft. 

Id University of Oklahoma Library. 

Farm leader. Correspondence, daily logs, speeches, articles, re- 
ports, and other papers, as well as minutes, financial reports and 
other records of the Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union 
(also knows as The National Farmers' Union), of which Simpson 
was president, 1931-S4. Includes family correspondence, correspond- 
ence with Franklin D. Roosevelt, recommendations of Simpson for 
Secretary of Agriculture, and material on Herbert Hoover and on 
the publication and sale of Simpson's Milium voice of agriculture. 
Other correspondents include James A. Farley, Huey P. Long, Henry 
Morgentnau, Jr, Elmer Thomas, and many local and national farm 
leaders. 

MS 62-4855 

Crocker, Stuart Miner, 1898-1956. 
Papers, ca. 1924-ca. 1929. 

1 ft (ca. 200 items) 

. In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Businessman and civic leader. Notes, memoranda, minutes, and 
printed reports, compiled by Crocker as secretary of the American 
delegation to the Dawes Committee (1924) and the Young Commit- 
tee (1929) appointed by the Allied Reparation Commission. Also 
Includes a few items of personal correspondence, and lithographs 
and sketches of members of the Dawes Committee. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 

Gift of Mrs. Crocker, 1937. 

MS 62-4856 

Adams, Maude, 1872-1953. 
Papers. 

2 boxes. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Actress. Annotated typescripts and mimeographed copies of Miss 
Adams' writings, including her autobiography, entitled The one I 
knew least of all, her Thumbs up for joy and adventure. The first 
step in speaking verse. The spoken word, and A pamphlet on English 
speech and English verse ; a commencement address made at Stephens 
College, May 30, 1939, and notes for a proposed radio program with 
Homer St. Gaudens; together with the corrected typescript of Phyllis 
Bobbins' biography, Maude Adams, an intimate portrait. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 

Gift of Phyllis Bobbins, 1956. 

MS 62-4857 

Bache, Alexander Dallas, 1806-1867. 
Papers, 1836-63. 

3 ft. (ca. 2000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Physicist and administrator. Correspondence, mostly relating to 
the business of the U. S. Coast Survey (later called the Coast and 
Geodetic Survey), but including material on Bache's other scientific 
activities, educational questions, and the Civil War; and diaries 
(1836-38) containing notes on educational institutions and foreign 
affairs made during a trip to Europe as president of the proposed 
Girard College. Correspondents Include John Jordan Crittenden, 
John A. Dahlgren, Jefferson Davis, Lyman C. Draper, Samuel Francis 
Du Pont, Cyrus W. Field, Joseph Henry, Benjamin Silliman, Sr„ and 
George E. Waring. The material is related to the Library's Lewis 
R. Gibbes, Matthew F. Maury, Samuel F. B. Morse, and Simon 
Newcomb collections. ' 

Partial index for the years 1857-60 forms part of the collection. 

Described in the Library's Handbook of manuscripts (1918) p. 33. 

Deposited by Caroline Henry, 1914. 

MS 62-4858 

Greejy, Adolphus Washington, 1844-1935. 

Papers, 1753-1959. 

70 ft (ca. 45,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer and explorer. Correspondence, diaries, letter books, 
notes, memoranda, MSS. and galley proofs of Greely's books and 
articles, speeches, lectures, biographical material, financial papers, 
military papers, scrapbooks, clippings, pictures, printed material, maps, 
other papers, and memorabilia, including material on his military 
career, the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition, 1881-84, and the polar 
regions in general. Includes a journal kept by a mate on the 
schooner United States on the Hayes Arctic Expedition, 1860-61. 
The bulk of the material is of the period 1880-1935. Important corre- 
spondents include Henry T. Allen, Edward W. Bok, David L Braln- 
ard, William E. Chandler, Gilbert H. Grosvenor, William Babcock 
Hazen, Francis Long, George W. Melville, and Charles Scribner. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Gift of Rose Greely, 19S9-6L 

MS 62-4859 



World Calendar Association (U. S.) 

Records, 1930,56. 

112 ft. (en. 83,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, reports, data on the attitude of prominent people 
toward calendar reform, speeches, articles, MSS. and galley proofs 
of material appearing in the Journal of calendar reform, publicity 
material, scrapbooks, clippings, photos., and other records, covering 
the entire period of the association's existence. Includes correspond- 
ence with, and other papers of, a large number of scientific, business, 
social, and reform organizations and periodicals throughout the 
world. Individual correspondents include Elizabeth Achelis, William 
H. Barton, Jr., Samuel Whittemore Boggs, Ralph J. Bunche, Carrie 
Chapman Catt, William Grenfell, Baron Desborough, Edward F. 
Flynn, Sadanobu Inove, and Ch'ing-Sung Yu. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Gift of Elizabeth Achelis, former president of the association, 1956. 

MS 62-4860 



Franklin, William Monroe, 1874- 

Papers, 1874-1956. 

214 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer and politician. Correspondence of the Oklahoma Farmers' 
Union, of which Franklin was attorney, writings, speeches and 
clippings. 

MS 62-4861 



Stovall, John Willis, 1891- 
Papers, 1933-51. 

4ft. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Paleontologist. Correspondence, museum project reports for Okla- 
homa and Texas, field trip reports, a bibliography of research project 
reports printed material, and other papers, inclnding material on 
W. P. A. sponsorship of various museum projects, and on the Optim- 
ExcavaUon ; and papers of Stovall's colleague, Ralph B. Shead. 

MS 62-4862 



Tilghman, William Matthew, 1854-1924. 

Papers, 1866-1958. 

676 items. 

la University of Oklahoma Library. 

Peace officer. Reminiscences, accounts of experiences as a buffalo 
hunter, account books with names and descriptions of wanted mon. 
material relating to Tilghman's movie The passing of Oklahoma out- 
laws, material issued by Tilghman in his campaign for sheriff of 
Oklahoma County, a certificate of his contribution to the Oklahoma 
Constitutional Convention of 1907; biographical data on Al Jennings 
correspondence, news clippings and other papers on the capture of 
BUI Doolin, news clippings on the death of Frank James, and over 
300 photos, of outlaws. Also includes a biography, a description of 
Oklahoma City's first Christmas, Indian legends, and other papers 
related to the writings of Tilghman's wife, Zoe Agnes Tilghman. 

MS 62-4863 



Howell family. 

Papers, 1785-1947. 

ca. 3 ft. (ca. 1000 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, financial and business papers, speeches, sermons, 
writings, genealogical records, school and Masonic material, pictures, 
and other papers. Includes 5 volumes of sermons of R. B. C. Howell ; 
an Illustrated autograph album (1852-53) kept by Samuel C. Pointer 
while a student at the University of Virginia ; minutes (1931-47) of 
the Harding Road Garden Club; copies of letters (1822) to President 
Monroe and Felix Grundy, a navigator's record of a trip down the 
Mississippi, and other papers of Joseph Brown (b. 1772 or S) ; cor- 
respondence and other papers of the Lindsey family; and correspond- 
ence and other papers of Joseph Toy Howell, Sr. (1853-1929) and 
Jr. (b. 191.2). Persons named Include James Brown (d. 1788), Mrs. 
H. P. Buituss, Elizabeth Price, Joanna Rucker, aud Thomas O. 
Summers. 

Unpublished register In the repository. 

Gift of Joseph T. Howell, Jr. 

MS 62-4864 



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Hayes, John Russell, 1866-1945. 

Papers of John Russell Hayes and his wife, Emma Hayes, 
1895-1936. 

2ft 

In Friends Historical library of Swarthmore College. 

Letters (1895-1936) received by Hayes, librarian ol the Friends 
Historical Library of Swarthmore College, and bis wife Emma; 
diaries of Hayes (31 v., 1880-1935) ; and a catalog of the library of 
Emma and John Russell Hayes. Correspondents include William 
Hyde Appleton, former president of the college, and Elizabeth Powell 
Bond, former dean. 

Checklist and card index in the library. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

In part, deposit of Mr. Hayes and his family. 

MS 62-4865 



Ainslie, Hew, 1792-1878. 

Papers of Hew Ainslie and of his son, James WeUstood 
Ainslie, 1834-1902. 

55 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Papers of Hew Ainslie, Scottish-American poet of Louisville, Ky., 
include four letters from relatives in Scotland (1834-46), ten letters 
(1865-77) from his friend James Grant "Wilson of New York City; 
fourteen letters from Archibald Wilson of Poughkeepsie, N. T. (1864- 
T7) ; letters from Scotland praising Alnslie's poems (1868-78) ; letters 
from Thomas C. Latto, Sara D. Vandervoort, Benson J. Losslng, 
Daniel Bicketson, and Archibald 6. Constable (1868-76) ; and two 
drafts of letters by Hew Ainslie to Daniel Bicketson and J. G. Colson. 
James W. Ainslie papers include three letters (1S92) from George 
Donaldson, relating to Hew Ainslie; an obituary notice; and a few 
family papers. 

Gift of Miss Maud Ainslie, 1951. 

MS 62-4866 



Henderson, Thomas, 1781-1846. 

Papers, 1824-41. 

239 items. 

In Filso n Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Clergyman of Great Crossings, Ky. Correspondence, and a few 
receipts and statements of account for expenses of the students at 
the Choctaw Academy at Great Crossings, of which Henderson was 
superintendent. Correspondence consists chiefly of letters (165 
Items) from Col. Richard M. Johnson, sponsor of the academy, con- 
cerning its administration under the auspices of the Baptist Board 
of Missions and the U. S. Government. Other correspondents include 
William Clark, C. A. Harris, Andrew Jackson, Benjamin Reynolds 
(agent of the Chickasaw Nation), John Tipton, and William Ward 
(agent of the Choctaw Nation) 

Gift of Shelley D. Souse, 1835. 

MS 62-4867 



Southworth, Philip T 1814-1860. 

Papers of Philip T. and Alden B. Southworfh, 1850-77. 

53 Items. 

In California State library. 

Correspondence and business papers of the Southworth brothers, 
importers and general hardware merchants in San Francisco, relating 
chiefly to the shipment of goods from England and the Eastern States 
for merchandising in California. Papers after 1860 are miscellaneous 
family letters. 

Index In the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS 62-4868 



Stevens, Breese J 1834-1903 

Papers. 1870-84. 
1 box. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Newspaper clippings and copies of correspondence of the Board 
of Engineers for Fortifications and for River ana Harbor Improve- 
ments (1883-84) dealing with an attempt to revive the development 
of the Fox-Wisconsin Waterway ; and a few letters on related sub- 
jects. 

MS 62-4869 



Minneapolis. First IMversaBst Church. 

Records, 1895-1947. 
ca_ 50 items and 11 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Correspondence, reports, minutes, clippings, and other papers of 
the First Cnjversalist Church (originally called the Church of the 
Redeemer) and the Turtle Memorial Cnlversalist Church which was 
absorbed by the former in 1943. The papers contain material on 
the Reverends Marion Daniel Shutter and Carl Harold Olson; on 
the career of Mary Garard Andrews (Mrs. Isaac B. Andrews), a 
pioneer suffrage worker; on the activities of the following organ- 
izations within the church : the Ladies Aid Society and its successor, 
the Women's Association, the Clara Barton Guild, and the Young 
People's Christian Union; and on the Women's TJniversalist Asso- 
ciation of Minnesota, the Elliot Park Keighhorbood House, the Unity 
Settlement House, and the National TJniversalist Convention of 1339. 
Descriptive inventory in the repository- 
Gift of Mrs. Harold Wilson, lBffii. 

MS 62-4870 

Dousman, Hercules Louis, 1800-1868. 

Business records, 1841-1903. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, ledgers, and other records of a Prairie du Chien, 
Wis., businessman, his son Hercules Louis Dousman, Jr. (1848-1886), 
and his son's widow. The correspondence relates to railroads through- 
out the V. S.. stocks and bonds (largely of municipalities and public 
utilities, especially in St. Paul, Minneapolis, and St Louis), farm 
mortgages, real estate, and other investments, the breeding of horses, 
and the collecting of paintings and other art objects. Many of the 
letters received are from Henry H. Sibley and deal largely with local 
railroads and with the St. Paul Gas Light Co. Includes balance 
sheets of the Prairie du Chien, Hudson, and St Paul Packet Co. and 
of the Northwestern Union Packet Co., together with those of the 
individual steamers of those lines. Among Dousman's son's corre- 
spondents was Ellas Franklin Drake (1813-1892) 

Described in Guide to the personal papers In the manuscript collec- 
tions of the Minnesota Historical Society, compiled by G. L. Nute 
and G. W. Ackermann (1935) 

MS 62-4871 

Pond, Gideon Hollister, 1810-1878. 

Papers of Gideon H. and Samuel W. Pond, 1833-91. 

2 v. and 3 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

In part, photocopies of originals owned by Mrs. Frances Pond- 
Titus of Boise, Idaho. 

Correspondence of the Pond brothers. Congregational missionaries 
to the Sioux at Lac qui Parle and other places In Minnesota ; a two- 
volume narrative of the principal events In the lives of the Ponds 
from 1831-81 ; a printed Bible containing a MS. genealogy of the 
Pond family ; a Dakota-English lexicon compiled by the Ponds ; and 
a few Items In the Dakota language. The correspondence describes 
the habits, customs, and beliefs of the Indians and gives information 
about the activities of the Ponds, their relations with a fellow mis- 
sionary, .Tedediah Dwight Stevens, and their study of the Dakota 
language. Correspondents include the American Board of Commis- 
sioners for Foreign Missions, William Thurston Boutwell, Samuel 
Dentan. Daniel Gavin, Alexander GlllUand Huggins, Jonas PettJjohn, 
Stephen Return Riggs, and Thomas Smith Williamson. 

Described In Minnesota history bulletin, v. 3, no. 2 (May 1919) 
p. 82-86. 

MS 62-4872 

Pond, Gideon Hollister, 1. 1858. 

Papers of Mr. and Mrs. Gideon H. Pond, Jr., 1885-1914. 
6 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Diaries and cashbook kept at Bloomington, Minn., giving details 
of the prices and the raising of farm products, social affairs, and 
weather conditions. 

Gift of Mr. Pond, 1929. 

MS 62-4873 

Massingham, William Jeremiah, 1. 1849. 

Papers, 1854-1920. 

lbox. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Poet Data collected by Massingham on Blwab.lk, Eveleth, Virginia, 
Tower, Duluth, and other towns in the Mesabi Iron Range District 
In Minnesota, and on Bayfield Co., Superior and other places in 
northern 'Wisconsin; biographical Information about Massingham, 
Asa A. Parker, and other settlers In those towns; deeds to land In 
Wisconsin, Duluth, and Lake Co, Minn , and other papers (1854-58) 
of Asa A, Parker. 

Gift of Mr. Massingham, MM. 

MS62-4874 



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Marshall, William Rainey, 1825-1896. 

Papers. 1858-94. 

2 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Journalisr and Army officer. Drafts of a narrative of the Seventh 
Minnesota \olunteer Infantry by James T. Ramer and letters con- 
cerning its members (1888-90) : muster rolls and official papers of 
Marshall as colonel of the regiment; Marshall's journal of Henry 
Hastings Sibley's military expedition against the Sioux In 1883 • his 
diary for 1864; railroad passes issued to Marshall (1877-79) ■ cor- 
• respondence, deeds, and tax receipts resulting from his real estate 
interests In Bird Island ; and a letter to Dr. Samuel D. Flaee relating 
to the hospital for the Insane at St Peter, Minn. 

Earner's narrative is printed In Minnesota in the Civil and Indian 
Wars, v. 1, p. 347-369 (1890). Marshall's journal of 1863 appears 
In the North Dakota historical quarterly, v. 1, no. 8 (April 1927) no 
38-»; v. 1. no. 4 (July 1927) p. U; v. 2 (Jan? 1928) pfl26. 

MS 62-4875 

Larpenteur family. 

Papers. 1790-1913. 

9 v. and 1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 

Autobiography of Charles Larpenteur, fur trader of the Far West 
his journals (1834-37, 1864-72) and a cashbook (1869-70) ; remind 
cenees and correspondence (1900-13) of August L. Larpenteur, a Min- 
nesota pioneer; a diary (1856-61) kept by Francis B^Larpenteiir on 
a farm near St Paul; and miscellaneous Items, lndndingTrertlflcate 
of character to L. B. Larpentenr from the French Government (1818) 
£T2« ,i L S?! ente ?V S certificate of ■=embersbip-in the National Guard! 
rarts (1792). and land certificates issued to August Larpenteur (1849) 
„, Sii? Larpenteur's autobiography was edited by Elliott Coues and 
»uri1l898) 0rty yearS " (ur trader on ^ ^PPe^Mis- 

In part, gift of the Sibley House Association, 1921. 

MS62-4876 

Hall, Richard, 1817-1907. 

Papers. 1822-1907. 

1 v. and 1 box. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Congregational missionary. Correspondence, diaries, sermons, and 
r^wf^Trr ?^a»«apondence relates to Hall's life at Dartmouth 
College and Union Theological Seminary, his residence at Point Dong- 
las, Minn., Prescott, Wis. and St Paul, and to hhf activities a? a 
SSSS"7 -^ S T tet f fWWtenaent of the American Hoine Mis- 
rX7„ mi'f^V C ' UdeS a diary f 1822 "^) kept by the Reverend 
?nS hf. ^ ' Sr " ?" 2 Yoy f se from New Hampshire to New Orleans 
and his return overland, and a genealogy of the Hall family 
p Jg scnbed m Minnesota history bulletin, v. 3, no. 4 (Nov. 1919) 

In part, gift of Grosvenor Buck, 1919. 

MS 62-4877 

Hale, William Dinsmore, 1836-1915. 

Papers. 1857-1913. 

43 v. and 12 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections 

Army officer, postmaster, and businessman. Correspondence and 
fm^Jrt^w atiDg , t0 jelling, limbering, baSmTand railww 
£Sf? f - Hale and . o( Willlanl *>. Washburn; Hale's mining ££ 
cSS~ tlT* S d ? eTada : crop P"*J*«s of the U. S. andTreign 
countries (with particular reference to Minnesota and North DakotkT 

tta^ti^^hTEW 1 * "»««««^ contest of S^r'and 
In thf £ 2f w f ""t 1 ? 1 ? Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment 
in the Civil War. Includes letter books, journals, ledgers^ount 

a^l^^°t.^ >en i 1 ? 87 - 39 ^) kept by Hale as receiver for 
™.J?ZF}? b 1?"^ l^JJ** Association of Minneapolis; an ac- 
W Kn£l ,!«££* 0t r^^'s Woods, written by Captain GeoS 
W ; f ^ D fn2, , i 897) '" a " cI Hale *"■"* letters <187T-1913). Approrf- 
niately 200 letters were written by William D. Washburn, U S Repre- 
sentative and Senator from Minnesota. «epre- 
GiXt of Mrs. Hale, 1917. 

MS 62-4878 

Fridley family. 

Papers. 1839-1924. 

45 v. and o boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, diaries, business records, scrapbooks, and other 
papers. Includes, documents resulting from Abram McCormack Frid- 
ays position as Indian agent it Long Prairie, Minn (1850-53) • data 
on his activities as land agent for the St Paul, Minneapolis, and 
Manitoba Railway Co. (1879-88) ; papers relating to realestate 
transactions in Ramsey, Sherburne, and Anoka Counties, Minn.; 
records kept by Henry C. Fridley as register of deeds deputy 
S ea f r ?;5^, i SSJ £ m ManomlD Coonty Cater Fridley Township) ; 
^"Li. 1856 " 1 ? 12 ' kept mainl J' «* Henr y C. Fridley In thattownl 
ship, giving information on agricultural and general economic con- 



ditions in Minnesota; his diary and letters concerning journeys to 
Washington, D. C. (1867), to New Orleans (1871), and to California 
(1873) ; and a few items of political interest (1874-94) contained in 
scrapbooks and correspondence with Ignatius Dounelly and others on 
the Antlmonopoly Party. 

Gift of Louise Fridley Dye, 1924. 

MS 62-4879 



Drnry, Hayner & Company, Alton, IU. 

Records, 1865-68. 

116 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Manufacturers of farm machinery, Ninety-4wo items of company 
correspondence, and 24 items of correspondence of the company-i 
predecessor, Nelson & Hayner. ' w> 

Gift 

MS 62-4880 



New Tork herald. 

Correspondence, 1861-64. 

225 Items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

*5'fS^, p S <>tocop JL e8 (negative) made from originals in the custody 
of Forest G. Sweet, Battle Creek, Mich. .-a—™ «■ uk= ™ u ™' 

^Sf^Li^ 61 ? v° J ,¥°^ Gorton Bennett (1795-1872). publisher 
«f the New York herald, by reporters on the staff. Many were writ- 
ten from the headquarters of General George Brinton McClellan to 
Wai £? gt ??i nd i" *** "*" and contaln information pemtatag to 
the war effort and politics of the day. Approximately one! naif of 'the 

LtS^ff T^ e K d ^ ected to rrede ric Hudson (18W-1875), Bennett's as- 
sistant and business manager of the Herald. Corresponded taelude 

Purchased from Forest G. Sweet, 19SL 

MS62-4881 



Ponshkin Society in America. 

Archives, 1934-55. 

2 ft (ca. 3000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, minutes, programs, literary contest essays, clip- 
pings, an index to Pushkin's Boris Godunov, photos., and other papers, 
including material on the organization and history of the society on 
the celebration of Pushkin anniversaries in 1937 and 1949, and on'the 
centenaries of the death of Lermontov and Gogol. Most of the ma- 
terial is in Russian. Correspondents Include Audrey Aninoff, Boris 
Brasol, Serge Obolensky, N. A. Pushkin, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Mlk- 
hael Ivanovlch Kostovfsev, Igor Ivan Sikorsky, Pitirim Alexandro- 
vich Sorokin, and George Vemadsky. 

Unpublished register in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of the society, 195a 

MS 62-4882 



Black, Jeremiah Sullivan, 1810-1883. 

Papers, 1813-1904. 

17ft (ca. 10,000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
rJiSS??**- J k>II ^f p ^ aeace - Jedgere, scrapbooks, and other papers 
w£^?«& ^fj?^*** «"» trouble, to Kansas before trJowi 
S^'u ^i Browrfs raid on Harper's Ferry, the impeachment of 
t£S; f «f.*. dre ^i: hns t n V aie CraMt Mobuier. the trials Jefferson 
™ J^ J^*!**?* „ m behalf of Clement Ctoibome Clay, and Jacob 
m.^° n 8 ^° e m Bnrope - Mnch of ^e correspondence Is thatof 
Black's son Chauncey and includes his letters concerning Ward win 

a3Fnx*5& I i m $ B - ^L^S 6 ™ writteD "W S"n"elXckson Ran- 
dall (1828-1890) dealing with Pennsylvania politics. Also important 
to Ihe collection is a group of letters (1857-58) from Edwin Mc- 
Masters Stanton (1814-1869) to Black and letters of President James 
Buchanan i relating to the closing days of his administration. Other 
correspondents include Thomas Francis Bayard (1828-1898) Mont- 
SSSi^«i :f JS: 1 ? 8 '' °t eb Cnshtog^0O-1879na^'Ahram 
^^^1876)^ "** (1807-1894), and B^verdy Johnson 

ii Card guide in the Library. Also described in the Report of the 
Librarian of Congress (1918) p. S4-35 •»»■..»» "« 

Purchased from Mrs. Black, 1918. 

MS 62-4883 



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James, Marquis, 1891-1955. 

Papers, 1914-55. 

19 It (ca. 13,500 Items) 

Iniw**?. ' Coa e res «- Manuscript Division 
acrftfand SSTTStt&'S f nd bl ««™PWcal articles, radio 
terlaV PhotoTala ^r^^T^Zf?^^ 1 ^' pr ^ «» 
Legion monthly, the New YolkV ™* 55^f tUfles for tte American 
tor the Writer? X^-SZ'oS or ^;^ , S ,,SCri J ,ts pr * ared 
correspondence; and tntfSi'aln? l!i,» Bernard Baruch and related 
grace, Sam HousZ™££ret JactaoS ^"nSS"' W . Ullain *■ 
Texas and Oklahoma Thistow Tn^SSVX? Cherokee °<*let. and 

MS 62-4884 
Sooder, Wilmer Henry, 1884- 

Calendar revision papers, 1929-53 
1 ft. (ca. 150 items) ^^ 

Scii^S 17 ? Co"*™ 9 *. Manuscript Division. 
Iten^ < ^rnS , X 08 ^S 1 S^^r r ^-,S ,,1 a few ^^ 

meats for and SsT to r * pUea ' ram »arizing the argu- 

Transfer from Horace Bowman of the Bureau of Standards, ISM. 

MS 62-4885 
Donelson, Andrew Jackson, 1800-1871 
Papers, 1779-1943. 
5 ft. (ca. 4500 items) 

S ™^L of CoD S ress - Manuscript Division. 
£j££ ^ 8Crl ? s "^ P^tocopies (negative) 

editor^? «,7wS; Minister to Prussia and Germany (1846-»r 

Llvlngstoi James K^oM^T^ey^d^^^ E , awar,, 

P^Xse??^"^^ aranable in *"* Stoary. 
BuSe"^*? ^ef^ t ^ t JfT?o£' m7 : *■"»** Pauline W. 
BurBllSM. """"t^ 1 to «"*. 195*; purchased from Pauline W. 

™. . . MS 62-4886 

fnompson, Ambrose W 

Papers. 1847-1960. 

26 ft (ca. 12^00 Items) 

^ii^J..' C Sf teBS - Manuscript Division. 
'^SSTS^^^^^'^V^^ letter books, 
bonds, d^iwln^manR ^ndSSL? te t- Pata,t P 806 ™- "to*** and 
<^in^£Se£ent'c? Md^™" 1 **' Ul , c " ldln e material on the 

Ou«»™ T. Fox. WUllarn *£2&£JZtti^ ££% 

MS 62-4887 
Mssandier, Gaston, 1843-1899, collector 

1914 SSan<ller C ° Uection on *»• ^ory of aeronautics, 1776- 
15ft (8000 Items) 
Siil^S. ' Con S B * ; ' Manuscript Division. 

Hssandier, with adu^onl^^on™ s^Pai G .1f '°? 1* Mbat 
A «aHaTand1p^aS^^ 



represented include Francesco Arban, Jean Pierre Blanchard. Octave 

SS'Ji.iST" ^ 5: CharieS ' ^^ Barthelemy Su?S ^e Sam™ 
SSft.^?* Jacques Garnerln, Henry Giffard, Charles GreeTBobert 
Holland, Francois Lhoste, Vincente Lunardl, the MonteolflaiJeM 

.nJ^.^K 1 '' ^f £ nnllal report of tne Librarian of Congress, 1980 
v, in t? e Library's Maggs coUecOon of aeronautics, 1935 ^^ ' 
Unpublished register In the Library. ' 

Purchased from Maggs Bros., 1930. 

MS 62-4888 



Buchanan, James, Pret. V. S., 1791-1868 

1829^7* ° f JalI>eS Buchanan and Harriet La»e Johnston, 

2 ft. (ca. 1500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 
ri(2?.!!m < ^ rr ^° ndence of Bu< *anan (1829-68), and letters received 
J2E2 ^e^cna^nLt^^S^rSrS^^r 

S^KiSS? *? P 2^ SylT1 ? 1 * and **» Nat ion, and drafts of letters 
^Jf M JSS., ml,I ? tere *" London wn "e he was Secretary of State 
£^£° admlnl8tra tl.n. Prominent em^Sfcat, wKE 
S^^neron, Louis McLane. Stephen Pleasonton; and George 
Plltt The Johnston material bulks lamest forth*. imiiiiatjS^!! 
* &+JS?Sr* Wlth tadies " fashffina^Sal^s^ 5 ^ 6 ■"* 
o^^Sl 1 "^ l 2 "5* of "" « a «tion available in the library 
^Gift of Miss May S. Kennedy, 1918, other gifts and wlSases; 

MS 62-4889 



Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792. 

Papers of Henry and John Laurens, 1732-1811. 
ca. 90 items. 

I? L i braIT of Congress, Manuscript Division 
Merchant, planter, statesman, of Charleston, S C Corresnonibm/* 
atatement of Henry Laurens- account against the TTfimf 

S53LS? ^J^ J 00 ™" of ^««S«W^ttag diploic 
appointments diary, and journal fragments. Bulk ofthe material 
iv^f ^kJ 7 ? d fl? maU,l3r ^ n " u tary, political^ „™ «S 
events of the Bevolntlonary War the Silas Tto»tiJiC«,„ J^T^ 
gove^of 1778. He.UT^nrens^ice'S SSndtSSeaSrS 
S?^f Sn^SSf ?S ""^^^t in the Tower of London "t80^ 
ffl) the employment of Negro slaves m the Army, and the war to Si 

^ n C L Ali2? n , des J ,ap !7 , ' of Henty Laurens 2d. Correspondents In- 
S°™n ^SS?^ ^°^ i ohn E "tledge. Thomas Bee^lpTtoarS, 
Baron^Holteendorff, John Lloyd, Mary Laurens, and John L(£ls 

eSSlS; p a 2\75? 8 ab ° 0k ° f mannscri P« s '» t"e Library of 
Purchased, 1906-22. 

MS 62-4890 



Mabie, Edward Charles, 1892-1956 
Papers, 1930-52. 
ca.6ft 
la State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Index In the library. 

Deposit of the Dept of Speech and Dramatic Art, 1957. 

MS 62-4891 



Albany Medical College, Albany, N. T. 
Manuscript collections, 1820-1946 
26 ft and 22 items. ' 

In Albany Medical College. 
fn'^S?' Med j caI College graduation theses (1889-91) - nanera. w 

MS 62-4892 



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Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A. South Dakota 
(Missionary District) 

Records, 1862-1953. 

8 filing cabinets. 

In St Paul's Episcopal Church Parish House (Brookings, S. D.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Materials relating to the history of the Episcopal Church In the 
Niobrara area and in the area that became South Dakota. Mainly 
19th century correspondence, partly from teachers and clergy in In- 
dian schools and agencies, and partly (over 1,000 letters) pertaining 
to the work of Archdeacon Edward Ashley (1854-1961) of the Nio- 
brara field. Other papers document the history of 55 white churches 
of the area, or illustrate the work of Bishop William Hobart Hare. 

Index In repository. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository. 

Deposit 

MS 62-4893 



Evarts family. 

Papers, 1784-1895. 

.100 items. 

In Tale University Library. 

Mainly personal correspondence, particularly heavy for 1818-33. 
Letters of Jeremiah Evarts, the principal figure iu the collection, to 
his wife and to Eieazar Lord, and letters to him from Henry Clay, 
John Jay, Eieazar Lord, Noah Webster, and others indicate Evarts' 
interest in religious and missionary activity and the welfare of the 
American Indian. A running letter in the nature of a journal or 
diary (1818) tells of a voyage from Boston to Savannah. Later 
papers relate to William Maxwell Evarts (1818-1901), and fall into 
two periods; the year 1864 when Evarts was in England, and the 
early ISSO's when he was Secretary of State. These papers are 
mainly invitations or letters of congratulation. The material is re- 
lated to the library's Baldwin family papers. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Effingham Evarts, 1962. 

MS 62-4894 

Smelzer family. 

Papers. 1811-1941. 

12 ft. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1184. 1A/M) 

Family and business correspondence, diaries, bills, notes, receipts, 
deeds and other legal documents, genealogical data, recipes, programs 
for church and social activities, newspaper obituaries of Cornell Uni- 
versity professors and area residents, pamphlets and other printed 
matter, photos., memorabilia, and farm, general store, personal, 
church and other accounts of various members of the Crisfield, Guiick, 
Hall, Halsey, Lott, Marsh, Miller, Mount, Sanford, Smelzer, Teeter, 
and Xownsend families, chiefly of Seneca and Tompkins Counties, 
N. Y. Includes papers of and about E. P. Bodine. George Bristol, 
Ann Crisfield, John Crisfield, D. H. Denton, A. H Dunbar, S. A. 
Elmore, Samuel Gulick, Calista Marsh Hall, Darius Hall, Martha 
Hall, Pliny Hall, Chauncey Halsey, J. H. Halsey, Emeline Marsh, J. W. 
Osgood, William Riley, Sanford O. Boot, Emily Bussell, Philip Smel- 
zer, J. H Stover, Gilbert Townsend, and Jedediah Townsend. The 
papers were collected by Nellie T. Smelzer. 

MS 62-4895 



White family. 

Papers, 1820-1937. 

25 ft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1298) 

Correspondence, business and personal accounts, journals, and 
other papers of Horace K White (d. 1860), his brother Hamilton 
White (d. 1865) of Syracuse, N. T., and their descendants. The 
papers relate to their Investments In city real estate in Syracuse, 
Chicago, Toledo and Akron, Ohio, and elsewhere, and in land In 
western New York and Iowa; their railroad Investments; their In- 
terests in the Onondaga County Bank, the Bank of Syracuse and Irs 
successor, the Syracuse National Bank, the Moline (Illinois) Water 
Power and Manufacturing Co., the Delano Iron Works, Syracuse, the 
Oro (Colorado) Mining and Milling Co., and in salt manufacture in 
Syracuse and in Virginia. Includes material relating to the settle- 
ment of the estates of Andrew J. Rich, Sarah Rich White, and Ham- 
ilton White ; correspondence and other papers of Hamilton S. White, 
Barrett R. White, Howard G. White, Andrew D. White, and Horace 
White, Jr.; scattered papers (1842-81) of St Paul's Church, Syra- 
cuse; and letters relating to the opposition to abolition in Virginia 
and to Republican politics in 1887 and 1890. Other correspondents 
Include Orrln Ballard, William D. Cooper, H H Hine, P. R. Reed, 
John L. Swift, and Clarence Tucker. The papers were collected by 
Ernest L White. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

MS 62-4896 



Curtis, Charles WflKam. 

Papers of Charles William and Stephanie Marx Curtis, 
1883-1916. 

lft 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (37/5/217. S7/5/281) 

Correspondence, scrapbooks kept by Curtis and his wife while they 
were students at Cornell University, sheet music, photos, of Cornell 
campus scenes, a copy of the Amy Otis drawing of Hiram Corson, 
and a plaster bust of Charles David Marx. Includes letters of recom- 
mendation written for Stephanie Marx by Professors John Henry 
Comstock, Thomas Frederick Crane, Hiram Corson, Moses Coit Tyler, 
Horatio S. White, and Samuel Gardner Williams; and letters from 
Hiram Corson to Stephanie Marx. 

MS 62-4897 



Green, James Albert, 1862-1955. 

Letters, 1906-54. 

ca. 7500 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of OMo collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Ohio newspaperman and business executive. Letters to Green's 
son Joseph Coy Green, an official of the State Dept and Ambassador 
to Jordan. 

Closed to Investigators until 1980. 

Gift of Joseph C. Green, 1959. 

MS 62-4898 



Brown, John, 1800-1859. 

Boyd B. Stutler collection of John Brown papers, 182-1- 
1961. 

8 reels of microfilm. 

In Ohio Historical Society Library. 

Microfilm copy (negative) made in 1961 from originals owned by 
Boyd B. Stutler. 

Abolitionist Correspondence, documents, newspaper clippings, 
articles, speeches, radio scripts, broadsides, lithographs, and other 
material by or about Brown. Includes letter books (1846-50) of 
Perkins & Brown, wool dealers of Springfield, Mass.; family letters; 
letters of contemporary Americans referring to Brown ; correspond- 
ence of his biographers; a typewritten bibliography of John Brown 
in periodical literature, 1845-1961, compiled by Stutler; notes pre- 
pared by William E. Connelley for his biography, John Brown 
(1900) ; and scrapbooks of Brown material compiled by Stutler, 
Connelley, Edward P. Bridgman, Franklin B. Sanborn, George L. 
Stearns, David N. Utter, and others. 

Described in Inventory and calendar of the John Brown, Jr. 
papers, published by the Ohio Historical Society in 1862, p. 26-31. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

MS 62-4899 



Davis, Alaric Brandt, 1890- 

Papers relating to Texas Technological College, ca. 1923- 
33. 
3v. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Chamber of Commerce executive. A brief (ca. 1923) compiled by 
the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development 
for presentation to the locating committee for the proposed West 
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College, a typewritten copy of 
the brief on traced linen, and a scrapbook (1933) concerning college 
appropriations. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the West Texas Museum, 1962. 

MS 62-4900 



Warner, James Cartwright, 1830-1895. 

Papers, 1873-1932. 

ca. 150 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Businessman. Correspondence, accounts, and legal papers, pri- 
marily concerning Warner's iron and coal interests in north Georgia, 
including the Rising Fawn property in Dade County ; and a memorial, 
a will, and the executor's report of his wife, Mary Thomas (Wil- 
liams) Warner. Includes material (1878-82) relating to the Dade 
Coal Co., the James C. Warner Co., and the Walker Iron Co. Cor- 
respondents inclnde Joseph E. Brown (54 Items, 1878-79), L. S. 
Colyar, E. M. Dodson, E. D. Graham, John L. Hopkins, George H. 
HulL W. C. MorrilL W. Morrow, and P. G. Shook. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. William Waller. 

MS 62-4901 



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Barclay, Robert Edward, 1893- 
Papers. 1854-1961. 
ca. 11 ft. 
In Tennessee State Library and Archives 

companies and railroads,^ we?l S^SL^^SS!^ m[ninir 

sws .JisasKyysKy i-ss £ ss si 

rwV , ¥ a ? to G^ttinger, Jesse H. Gaut. John C Gaut W ?" 
IS r E J~ eF i 'f'jfm^ ^^ 7««am kS, R n! 
Key. &**c& fc£ 'mJS^SS- R^V^TT 

Parks, Bailie Peyton. August Kaht, Carl Raht, Edward IShtE? 
Unpublished register in the repository 

^ MS 62-4902 

Cansten, James H 

Causten-Pickett papers. 1765-10X6 

45 ft. (ca. 33,000 items) 

In library of Congress, Manuscript Division 

repair* admiralty registries. American and £ren?h £u« lords' 

f^L^ ^t ""T^Ponaence and case files of ships- rapfrfof 
James H. Causten, largely covering the Deriort iS2>Si wS^T u 

^Zf£J? h ? Th0maS Pickett and his so ". Theodore John Pickett 
S^lS?55?* , T to CaUSte ^' S interest in °> e clata » cases- records^ 

yW^J 1 ''- BeTerl «y Humphrey Harris, Edwin Vauwter Harris 

MS 62-4903 

fagy, James Emerick, collector 

a^^^ft 80110018 collert io«, 1710-1958. 

-o it. (ca. JO,000 items) 

JS IfS"^! 66 St - ate Librar 5' and Archives. 
*n part, transcripts (typewritten) 



Tennessee education laws (MM-JOBl -^nS^i??. B<J "cation; 

pereonne! of the NashviSI pn^s^Vsyftem^well^ hi^i^l 
items, news clippings, census reports, excerpts from book? 5Sh?S 
S2S".-? 1 assessm «t ^mmaries,'commTn^ert^n?un^m^S 
JeriT.^ P™ sram ? - ""ding Usts. report cards ma^rS^ 
P«rt ' K^?,^" £? iDCludes ^P" 8 of an<l about Josh™1w 
Kf^^^saTolvnTear! ° f ^ *"• "^ 
Also described in the repository's Registers, no. 5 (1962) 

MS 62-4904 



Faw, Walter Wagner, 1867-1956. 
Paper*. IS 19-1 956. 
S3 ft. «-a. G2..TO0 items) 
In Tennessee State Library and Archive* 

£™ °S,. .SSKSS.23; ,SS S3? 

of Ms and her families; correspondence on Faw's lmfjliSSl 

«^^-i~T? V and of hu! grandfather, Jonathan Faw (lfflBJni. 
«^=a^^^^ 

material. Lr^y compiled hy Fa,?Xr if r^rem™ if Sg^S 1 
S^lgr/^E- H^oe^HZli-^in-S 5» 
18^-1940. Correspondents include J. H. Akin, Hu C. Andemr T 1W 

Han, F. H. HeiskeU, Tom P. Henderson, J. Roy Hickerson. Robert 
Boyte Crawford Howell (b. 1878), Cordell Hull Hamer? T *.n? 
IT ^^ Ter - M C " K « teb »™;'Hni M^Hster, Ke^ntft D m5 
\t^- r °" i" m S A - R NeI1 ' W - A- °* e "- Le'»nel PhTlU^pId^tt 
Austm Peaj, Ha E. Portmm, I^Roy Reeves, A. n. Robe S Daf M 
Robison J. D. Senter, John K. Shields, C. E. Snodgrasl Edward 
Bushrod Stahlman, J. A. Summers, Wil jam H Swtorflr T™ 

nTVT LT^P^ Jt fary S - wSLr. ItaSffS. Wag^e" 
wiiL Wa ? e I- Geo, l? T - Whi te, Samuel Cole Williams, FridT 
Wilson, and George W. Winstead. 

Gix?0fTl2 b F d „i n fa^i^ eP0SitO,7 '' S lto « tote ^ no - 3 ( 1961 > 

MS 62-4905 



Ripley Townsite Company. 

Records, 1919-52. 

42 items and 2 v. 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection 

Correspondence (1911-25), minutes (1910-37), lists, and other 
records, of a company formed by Bob Crump, J. C. Bowles and others, 
to develop the towusite that became Shallowater, in Lubbock Co 
Tex. *' 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Bob Crump, 1958. 

MS 62-4906 



Hensley, Tnms. 

Hensley-Beaumont papers, 1846-1948 

2879 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A44118) 

Merchant and rancher of Port Lavaca, Tex., and Confederate 
officer Correspondence, genealogy, cashbooks, land titles and deeds! 
obituaries, clippings, photos., and other papers, of Hensley, his wife 
Julia Beaumont Hensley, and their relatives. Includes correspond- 
ence of Mrs. Hensley with her husband and brothers ln theCon- 
federate Amiy letters on religion and the Presbyterian pmreh, 
it tt ^? o^Hensler's trips on the carUe trail to Kansas, materialTn 
the Confederacy and Reconstruction, and correspondence or the next 
f^Torth HeDSley ■"* ^^"t&SmesT Dallas S 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of the heirs of Mrs. Hensley. 

MS 62-4907 



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Chase, Franklin, fl. 1836-1870. 

Papers of Franklin and Ann Chase, 1836-70. 

431 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A40155) 

TJ. S. consul at Tampico. Correspondence, a journal (1846-47), 
clippings, and pamphlets, of Chase and his wile, Ann ; a 9 v. history 
of Mexico by Ann Chase; and a M. A. thesis on Ann Chase by John 
Crandall Glover, called The heroine of Tampico, which includes a 
calendar of the collection. Includes material on the Mexican War, 
and Mexican-American diplomatic relations through the Civil War 
and the French intervention. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. George A Rawson, 1940. 

MS 62-4908 



Cabell, William Lewis, 1827-1911. 

Papers, 1846-^1941. 

ca. 1400 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections. 

Army officer, politician, TJ. S. Marshal, and veterans leader. Cor- 
respondence, reminiscences (covering 1880-86), speeches, accounts, 
tax receipts, notebooks, legal papers, scrapbooks, news clippings, 
pamphlets, and photos., relating to Cabell's service as marshal ( 1844- 
88) and as commander of the Trans-Mississippi Dept of the United 
Confederate Veterans (1890-1S10). Also includes papers of Katie 
Cabell Muse, who brought the collection together. 

Gifts from the estate of J. C. Muse, the Dallas Chapter no. 8 of 
the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and Mrs. J. H. Dunavant 

MS 62-4909 

Bailey, Joseph Weldon, 1863-1929. 
Papers, 1880-1930. 

21,463 items. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A42200) 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative and Senator from Texas. Cor- 
respondence, legal briefs, case material, gubernatorial campaign lit- 
erature (1920), speeches, news clippings, and political pamphlets. 
Including material on Bailey's politics and his personal, business and 
legal affairs. His speeches are on monetary standards, banking 
reform, woman suffrage, prohibition, and similar subjects. Corre- 
spondents include the Waters-Pierce Oil Co, Charles Culberson, E. M. 
House, John H Kirby, and Woodrow Wilson. 

Finding aid In the repository. 

Gift of J. W. Bailey, Jr. 

MS 62-4910 



Edwards, Lillian O 

Papers, 1831-1953. 



1883-1953? 



lft. 



In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

In part, photocopies. 

Author and women's leader. Includes letters (1846-57) of Ben 
Edwards from San Antonio with descriptions of the area and of a 
boat trip from New Orleans to Galveston, letters (1949-52) to Mrs. 
Edwards concerning the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, minutes 
and other records of the D. R. T., reminiscences of Jessie McDowell, 
John A Brackenridge,' Mr. Sanf ord, and other old residents of Jack- 
son Co., Tex., articles on Jackson Co. schools, pictures of Jackson 
Co., genealogies, land sale records (ca. 1840-60), news clippings on 
Texas and San Antonio area history, notes and extracted material 
on the founding of Knoxvtlle and Knox Co., Tenn., material on the 
American Revolution and King's Mountain, letters (1944) concern- 
ing the award of a Bronze Star to Ben E. Edwards, Jr., and a few 
other papers. 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Edwards, 1933-53. 

MS 62-4911 



Decherd, Mary. 

Papers, 1887-1946. 

ca. 850 items. 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Educator, librarian, and church worker. Correspondence (1915- 
31) with the Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 
Sonth, with missionaries in Brazil, and with various other Metho- 
dists, mostly relating to the mission established in Passo Fundo, 
Brazil, by Methodist students of the University of Texas; progress 
reports, checks, receipts, statements, news clippings, other printed 
material, and photos., relating to the Passo Fundo mission; Miss 
Declierd's M. A. thesis (1897) on Chaucer and Middle English; min- 
utes of the .Ladies Aid Society of the University of Texas Methodist 
Church (2 v., 1887-98), and of the Women's Mission Society of the 
Hotchkiss Memorial Church (2 v., 1899-1909), both in Austin; and 
publications of the Methodist Church and humanitarian societies con- 
cerning Negroes, sharecroppers, and related subjects. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gifts of Miss Decherd, 1943-60. 

MS 62-4912 



Pindell, Henry Clay, 1823-1882. 

Papers. 1857-82. 

236 items. 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Lawyer. Correspondence of a committee, of which Pindell w£k 
chairman, for a statue of Henry Clay for the courthouse In JeftersJy 
Co, Ky, including letters (1857-76) of Joel Tanner Hart, sculptor 
and poet, written mostly from Florence, Italy, to members of the 
committee; subscription lists for the statue (1862-63), a contract 
(I860) between Hart and the committee, an insurance policy, bills of 
Jading, and statements of account of expenses In erecting the statue 
(1866-67) ■; letters to Pindell relating to the administration of Hart's 
estate, and to the bequest of Hart's papers to him and to the city of 
Louisville; MSS. of Hart's poems (1830-73) ; and a few family papers. 

Gift, through Temple Bodley, 1929. 

MS 62-4913 

Lammers, Albert John, 1859-1920. 

Papers of Albert John and George August Lammers, 

1894-1933. 

1000 Items and 4 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, legal papers, minutes of meetings, log scales, finan- 
cial data, and other papers relating to the Lammers brothers' business 
enterprises in gold and silver mining, logging and lumbering, coal and 
coke, real estate, and railroad construction. Companies represented 
Include Travis Placer Milling Co, Cascade, Mont; Grand Forks 
Lumber Co., East Grand Forks, Minn. ; Pine Hl'l Gold Mining Co., 
Asheville, N. C. ; Stillwater Gold Mining and Milling Co, Canoe and 
Wood River Enterprise, B. C. ; Little Lake Mining Co., Duluth, \finn ; 
Tel-wka Mines Co., Ltd., Nelson, B. C. ; Adams River Lumber Co, Ltd, 
Chase, B. C; Florida Lands, Desoto County, Fla.; and Port Mann 
Syndicate, Vancouver, B. O. 

Inventory description In repository. 

Gift of Frederick S. Lammers, 1962. 

MS 62-4914 

Edgar, William Crowell, 1856-1932. 

Papers. 1832-1949. 

ca.3ft. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. ah 

In part, photocopies (negative) made In 1938 from originals in tb<™^ 
possession of the Minneapolis Public Library. 

Journalist Correspondence, MSS. of articles by Edgar, newspaper 
clippings, scrapbooks, and printed matter relating to Edgar's career 
as editor of the Northwestern miller and The bellman, his organiza- 
tion of the Miller's Excursion to Great Britain in 1891 to study British 
methods of flour producing, and of the plan to send wheat to Russia 
during the wheat famine of 1891, his supervision of the shipping of 
wheat to Belgium during World War i, and his tour of Britain in 
1918, at the invitation of the British Ministry of Information, to 
explain America and American war aims to the British. Includes 
papers relating to the research In folk songs and Finns in Minnesota, 
engaged in by Edgar's daughter Marjorie. Correspondents include 
Lord Beaverbrook, Count Andre Bobrlnskoy, Philip Bume-Jones, Lord 
Charnwood, Minnie Maddern Fiske, Edward Everett Hale, Herbert 
Clark Hoover, Lou (Henry) Hoover, Mathilda Lang (Mrs. Anton 
Lang), Beatrice (Cameron) Mansfield, Richard Mansfield, Howard 
Pyle, Theodore Roosevelt, OHs Skinner, Baron Sudeley, and Woodrow 
Wilson. 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Gifts of Marjorie Edgar and the Marjorie Edgar estate, 1938-61. 

MS 62-4915 

Lawe, George William, 1810-1895. 

Papers, 1754-1914. 

ca. 3700 items. 

In Chicago Historical Society Library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Fur trader, Indian agent, and land speculator. Correspondence, 
indentures, account sheets, bills, receipts, certificates, and other 
papers. The bulk of the material dates from 1820-60, and relates 
primarily to the fur trade, Indian relations, and Wisconsin land sales 
and speculation. The papers from 1800 to the early 1830's are chiefly 
concerned with the Green Bay and Mackinac fur trade and with 
Indian trade and depredations in Wisconsin. The letters of Ramsa y— 
Crooks (1787-1859), Robert Stuart (1785-1848), and other trader(H 
relate to the American Fur Co. Most of the material from the later 
1830's through the middle 1850's is concerned with the administration 
of Lawe's Indian Sub-Agency at Green Bay, Wis., and his various 
business interests, chiefly in real estate. The principal tribes involved 
are the Menominee, Winnebago, and Stockbridge Indians. The mate- 
rial after the middle 1850's is primarily related to Lawe's real estate 
activities and his postmastership at Kankauna, Wis, with retrospec- 
tive comments on Wisconsin's early days. Includes letters and busi- 
ness papers of Lawe's father, John; ca. 90 letters by James Dnane 
Doty on business, political, and personal matters; 25 by Alexander 
Grignon, and ca. 30 each by John F. Meade and Ellas Murray on 
Indian matters and real estate transactions. Other correspondents 
Include Samuel Abbott, Friedricb Baraga, Florlmond J. Bonduel, 
James Smith Buck, Charles Carron, Ebenezer Chllds, T. Hartley 



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Papers, 1754-1914. 



Lawe, George William, 1810-1895. 

(Continued) 

Crawford, William Dickinson, Robert Dickson, Michael Dousman 
fe Paul Ducharme, Pierre Ducharme, Joel S. Fisk, Louis Franchere! 
W Thomas I.. Franks, Charles A. Grignon, Peter B. Grignon A. W 
Hatch Timothy Otis Howe, Francis Laframboise. Joseph Lafrarn^ 
boise. John W. Mason, Edward Outhwaite, Jacques Forlier Louis B 
PorUer, William Powell, John S. Rockwell, William C Russell' 
Charles Clark Sholes. Christopher Latham Sholes, William H Spain' 
Theodore John Van den Broek. Andrew Jacques Vieau Daniel Whit- 
ney, and Richard M. Young. The material is related to the library's 
American Fur Co. and Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard papers 

Unpublished guide and index of correspondents in the library 
Acquired from John David Lawe. 

MS 62-4016 

Ledyard family. 

Papers collected by Helen Lincklaen Fail-child, 1793-1016 
6 items, 30 v. and 3 reels of microfilm. 

In Cornell University Library, Collection of Regional History and 
University Archives (1912) 

Microfilm copies of originals in the possession of the Remington 

Correspondence and other papers of the Ledyard family of Caze- 
novia, N. Y., especially of Jonathan D. Ledyard (1793-ca. 1874) as- 
sistant agent of the Holland Land Co., and foster son of John 
Lincklaea, founder of Cazenovia. Includes 30 v. of account books; 
sir photocopies of maps; correspondence of Jonathan Ledyard and 
his sons Ledyard Lincklaen (name changed from Lincklaen Ledyard) 
and George Strawbridge Ledyard, with agents of the Holland Land 
Co., the tenants and mortgagors of the Cazenovia lands, and the 
Cazenove family in France; business and personal letters containing 
references to National, State, and local politics, slavery German 
immigrants, Jonathan Ledyard's activities as an officer in the New 
York State Artillery, a proposed new road from Log City to De- 
Ruyter, N. Y., cattle sales, the desirability of Sunday mail deliveries 
to Chlttenango, N. Y„ the proposed change in the name of the town 
of Aurora, N. Y., the proposed division of the town of German, N. Y 
and genealogy of the Ledyard, Strawbridge, Parker, and Gilpin fam- 
flies; Journal of a visit to Cuba and Mexico (1850) by George Led- 
i yard; an incomplete typewritten copy of an autobiography of Judge 
George Strawbridge, describing life in Delaware, Pennsylvania, and 
Louisiana in the early 18th cent; wills and agreements, accounts of 
land sales and census (1793-1804), other accounts, inventories, lists 
of debtors, assessments, deeds, abstracts of titles, and other miscella- 
neous papers, including some of or pertaining to Benjamin Ledyard, 
Caleb Ledyard, Jane Ledyard, L. Wolters Ledyard, Scott Ledyard, 
Helen Lincklaen, John Lincklaen, Jacob S. Otto, John Strawbridge 
Lambertus Wolters, American Colonization Society, Augusta College 
(Kentucky), Cazenovia Clay Club, Madison University New York 
world, Oneida Conference Seminary, Oneida County Anti-slavery So- 
ciety, Poughkeepsie Collegiate School, Syracuse 4 Utica Railroad Co, 
S. Boy Bayard & Co, and Third Great Western Turnpike Road. 
Correspondents Include Thomas Beekman, A. Blair, S. B. Burchard, 
Paul BusH, Querin Cazenove, C. Churchman, Hendrlk de Clercq Jon- 
athan L. Cuyler, William Duer, S. A. Eddy, August Floyd, Samuel S 
Forman^ Pauline Cazenove Fowle, Thomas Gilpin, S Goodwin Mrs 
L. M. Hammond, Rufus Hebbard, J. D. Huldekoper, Nathaniel Ken- 
dnck, N. King, A. G. Lawrence, Herman Ledyard, Sopbia Ledyard. 
Joshua Leonard, James Lynch, J. Mappa, Sophia Mappa, Samuel F B 
Morse, Henry H Pease, J. B. Pinney, Cyrus Salisbury, William' H 
Seward, James Seymour, P. Sill, Gerrit Smith, Oliver M Spencer 
Charles Stebbins, S. Strawbridge, John J. Van der Kemp Judge 
Ebenezer Wakely, Thurlow Weed, and Mary Yates. 

MS 62-4917 

North family. 

Family papers, collected by Herbert and Dorothy Metsrer, 
1814-82. J ^ ' 

UnES^trSjves^^?^ 1 C ° UeCtt0n ° f Regl ° nal H,St0ly and 
Business and personal papers of members of the North family and 
various relatives, most of whom resided in Walton or UnadlUa, N Y 
Papers of Mary North and her first husband BosweU Wright Includes 
t fL 1 ^ 011 ^?^ accojote, and papers relating to the settlement of his 
f ? tate ■"? tte guardianship of their children, Elizabeth and Henry 
Papers of Henry E. Bartlett, Mary North's second husband, a physi- 
cian and Democratic politician, Include letters, resolution, and reports 
concerning his chairmanship of the New York Senate Railroad Com- 
mittee; letters to his wife containing references to James Cooley, 
William J. McAlpine, John Mather, James Piatt, and John Vander- 
- but; correspondence and other papers relating to Bartletfs position 
as health officer of the Port of New York (1854-55) ; reminiscences 
of Bartlett s early life in Massachusetts and Stanstead, Que, and his 
years of medicalstudy ; Bartlett's notes of Dr. Valentine Mott's med- 
ical lectures (1826) ; bills, accounts, and related Items. Papers con- 
cerning business ventures in which the Wrights or Bartlett was 
Interested include partnership agreements of Williams 4 Wright a 
general store In UnadlUa; correspondence, legal documents specifi- 
cations, and accounts relating to the financing, construction, and 



subsequent ownership of a bridge built across the Susquehanna River 
by the Sidney Bridge Co.; papers concerning the sale of Delaware 
and Otsega County, N. Y, butter by Camp & Welles, New York City 
produce commission merchants; and papers of the New York & Os- 
wego Midland Railroad. Letters to Robert North, Mary's father, 
include several of Roswell Wright from St. Croix, Danish West 
Indies; letters to his son Cyrus North, compare life in Albany with 
that In Walton, N. Y, and describe Lafayette's visit to New York 
(1824). Correspondence or other papers of Samuel Berrian, Calvin 
Chamberlain, Samuel Cook Eels, Newman L. Heroy, William Kirk- 
land, William Lupton, William J. McApine, Nathaniel Marsh, E. O. 
Morgan. Samuel North, William B. Ogden, John R. Raymond, Samuel 
Rexford, Asher Robbing, Delia Searing, Albert H. SeweU, Horatio 
Seymour. Ransom Shepherd, Samuel Sherwood, H. A. Spafard, 
Charles Smith, F. Campbell Steuart, Alexander F. Vachf Gertrude L. 
Vanderbilt, Gulian Verplanck, Arnold B. Watson, John Welles Jacob 
Westervelt, Abiel D. Williams, and Fernando Wood. 

Described in the Report of the curator and archivist Cornell Uni- 
versity Library, Collection of Regional History and the University 
Archives (1954-58) p. 61-62. "«a»ny 

MS 62-4918 

U. S. National Commission for the United Nations 'Edu- 
cational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. 

Papers of Chairman John R. Richards, 1957-1959. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Includes correspondence, minutes, reports of executive meetings no. 
84-89, national conference no. 5-7, and meeting no. 17. 

MS 62-4919 

U. S. War Relocation Authority, 

Records, 1942-46. 

9 ft. 

In University of Arizona library. 
, <*>raspondence, reports, publications, photos, and other papers. 
Analysis Serti EdTOrda SnIcer ' head ot «» agency's Community 

Contents volume prepared by the Library. 

GlftofMr.SpIcer,W61. 

MS 62-4920 

Stoddard, Isaac Taft, 1851-1914. 

Papers of Isaac Taft Stoddard and Celora Martin 
Stoddard, 1894-1943. 

3 ft 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Businessmen and politicians. Correspondence, legal papers finan- 
cial records, maps, geologists' reports on the Stoddard Copper Co. and 
the Copper Mountain Mines Co. in Yavapai Co, Ariz.; records of the 
Stoddard Incorporating Co. and Its dealings with mining firms- and 
otter papers of I. T. Stoddard; personal and business papers, stories, 
sketches, papers (1917-19) concerning the Great Western Film Cor- 
poration and other papers, of his son, C. M. Stoddard; and scrap- 
books, clippings, and photos. Includes material on Arizona economy 
and politics, and on Stoddard, Ariz. 

Finding aid in the library. 

MS 62-4921 

Clark, Jonathan, 1750-1811. 

Clark-Hite papers, 1734-1812. 

6 ft 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Revolutionary patriot of Virginia and Kentucky. Correspondence 
and other papers of Clark, together with papers of his wife's family 
the Hltes of Frederick Co, Va. Includes Clark's diary (1770-1811)1 
accounts, bonds, papers concerning his lands In Indiana Kentucky 
Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia; deedbook; notebook relating to 
Improvements made by settlers in the Northern Neck of Virginia In 
1786; legal records (1756-97) of Spotsylvania Co, Va.; legal fee 
bills ; papers of Jost Hlte about his lands in the Northern Neck of 
Virginia (1734-60) ; contemporary transcript of the record In the 
case of Jost Hite et al. vs. Thomas Lord Fairfax et aL (1749-56) 
confirming Hite's title to the land; other records (1786-1807) relat- 
ing to land and litigation involving Jost Hlte, Robert Green, William 
Duff, and Robert McKay, Including documents drawn by John Max- 
shall; letters (1786-1812) to Isaac Hite and CoL John Green from 
tteir attorney. John Taylor of Caroline, and others; papers (1773- 
95) of Isaac Hite including land papers of Virginia, West Virginia, 
and Kentucky ; papers (1796-1807) of Major Isaac Hite of Kentucky; 
and papers (1807-12) of Abraham Hite. 

Index of Jonathan Clark's correspondents In repository. 

Gift of Mrs. John C. Doolan and Mrs. Louise Clark Whitaker, 

MS 62-4922 



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Willson, Augustus Everett, 1846-1931. 

Papers, 1865-1921. 

21ft 

In Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) collections. 

Governor of Kentucky. Correspondence, speeches, other writings, 
scrapbooks, and newspaper clippings. Includes official correspond- 
ence (1907-11) containing letters on the tobacco war and the night 
riders in Kentucky and Ohio; letters of congratulation on Willson's 
election as Governor; speeches (1892-1919) on the Republican Party 
In Kentucky, the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial Building on the 
Lincoln Farm, the Progressive Republicans, and other subjects ; writ- 
ings (1912-20) on William Goebel, the League of Nations, the Initia- 
tive, referendum, and recall, and other subjects; a scrapbook (1865- 
69) kept by Willson at Harvard as a student ; and other scrapbooks 
containing newspaper clippings, additional letters, commissions, Invi- 
tations, programs, and material on Willson's campaigns. Correspond- 
ents Include William O. Bradley, John Marshall Harlan (89 letters), 
Benjamin Harrison, A. Lawrence Lowell, Theodore Roosevelt, Wil- 
liam Howard Taf t and Woodrow Wilson. 

Gift of Mr. Willson, his estate, and H. E. Siegert, 1980-57. 

MS 62-4923 



Lindsay, Howard, 1889- 

Papers of Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, 1918-61. 

5 ft ' 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Playwrights and producers. Materials used and gathered by Lind- 
say and Crouse in their many years as collaborators. Includes cor- 
respondence, clippings, and miscellaneous papers pertaining to their 
theatrical careers; notes, drafts, typescripts, and printed copies of 
the plays written by Lindsay and Croose, by Lindsay In collabora- 
tion with other writers, and by Lindsay alone; and notes made by 
Lindsay for a proposed textbook on the theater. 

Inventory In repository. 

Gift of Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Crouse, 1962. 

MS 62-4924 



Meacham, John G 1823-1896. 

Papers of John G. Meacham, Jr. and Sr., 1782-1928. 

7 v. and 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physicians, of Racine, Wis. Family papers include a copybook 
(1791) of Thomas Meacham, father of the elder doctor; political 
speeches, medical papers, case records (1873-93) and an account book 
(1844-47) of the elder Lr. Meacham ; together with medical papers 
of his son and the latter's diaries for the years 1876 to 1922. Other 
medical papers consist of records of the medical staff of St Luke's 
Hospital in Racine (1888, 1922-28) ; an account book kept by the 
hospital caretaker (1877-99) ; minutes of meetings of the Racine 
Hospital Association (1891-1910) written in Danish, and a minute 
book (1782-83) of The Medical Society, founded In New York City 
by British physicians before the evacuation of the city during the 
American Revolution. 

MS 62-4925 



Tanner, Herbert Battles, 1859-1933. 

Papers, 1739-1933. 

1 v. and 26 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Physician and public official of Kaukauna, Wis. Correspondence, 
official reports, and miscellaneous papers of Tanner, together with a 
box of documents from the office of a notary public near Mexico City 
i^^Sf with , lawsuits (1739-1865) ; registers of electors in Kaukauna 
in 1896 ; and ledger (1894-97) of a firm of Kaukauna druggists Tan- 
ner's papers concern his work as State supervisor of inspectors of 
Illuminating oils, 1894-1900; the management of the Rio Tamasopo 
Sugar Company In San Luis Potosi, Mexico, a company in which 
Tanner and a brother were financially Interested; his operation of 
a KHnkw n na drug store; his activities as Kaukauna's first health 
officer, secretary of the For River Valley Medical Association, physi- 
cian (with emphasis on his services as local representative of the 
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad and other corporations), mayor 
of Kaukauna, 1888-96, an investor in the Kaukauna Electric Light 
Company, and active member of the South Kaukauna Congregational 
Church; his candidacy for Congress in 1900; and his work on local 
history, particularly the career of Captain Hendrick Aupaumut and 
on his own family genealogy. Includes monthly reports of subordi- 
nate district oil inspectors (1895-97), together with correspondence 
concerning appointment of these inspectors, as well as correspondence 
concerning the gubernatorial campaigns of 1894 through 1900 and the 
relations between Tanner's office and the Standard Oil Company. 

MS 62-4926 



Smith, David Eugene, 1SC0-1044. 

Papers, ca. 1100-1939. 

305 v. and 84 bores. 

In Columbia University Libraries. ^^ 

Mathematician. Correspondence, diaries, 1ISS. of Smith's wriflP 
inj;s, typescripts of articles, reviews, miscellaneous notes, and memo- 
rabilia. Includes Smith's professional correspondence with con- 
temporary mathematicians and colleagues in the field of teaching, 
relating largely to early mathematicians, to Smith's work on the 
history of mathematics, and to his teaching career at Columbia Uni- 
versity ; 160 letters and postcards (1910-22) from the German mathe- 
matician Felix Klein to Professor Ludwig Schlesinger, relating in 
part to the publication of a series of essays entitled. Materials for 
a scientific biography of K F. Gauss ; a collection of deeds, charters, 
indentures, and other documents dating from the llth-18th centuries; 
and more than 4000 autograph letters of mathematicians 

Gift of Mr. Smith, 1931 ; later purchases. 

MS 62-4927 



Virginia. University. Library. 

Dunn papers, 1897-1938. 

175 items. 

In University of Virginia Library (38-177) 

Letters and other papers relating to the sketch and painting of 
, P S ey ^^ Bh * Snelley by Wllllam Edward West; together with Ade- 
laide C.Rowell's The West portrait a play in three acts. Persons 
mentioned mclude Frederick Lewis Allen, Edwin Hatfield Anderson, 
Ellsworth Barnard, Edmund Charles Blunden, Mrs. Aduella Price 
(Norvell) Bryant Sir Sidney Colvin, Ella D'Arcy, Edward Dowden, 
^S an ? e L V Y llscm ,, Dnlke ' Harf y Buxton Forman, Richard Garnett 
Richard Watson GUder, Louise Imogen Guiney, Henry Mendelssohn 
Hake, Leigh Hunt, Thomas Waterman Huntington, John H Ingram, 
W. I. Jenkins, Robert Underwood Johnson, R. E. Leppert, Sir Ronald 
Charles Lindsay, Samuel P. Long, Andre' Maurols, Walter Edwin Peck, 
M G. Rickcord, William Michael Rossetti, Henry Stephens Salt Sir 
John Courtown Edward Shelley-Rolls, H A. Hammond Smith, M P 
Taylor, Edward Virginias Valentine, Frank Weitenkampf and New- 
man Ivey White. 

Checklist in repository. jflk 

MS 62-492" 



Federal Writers' Project. Wisconsin. 

Records, ca. 1936-42. 

10 file drawers. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 

Papers relating to Wisconsin projects which had not been com- 
pleted at the time of the discontinuance of the Writers' Program, 
which had taken over the work In 1939. Includes sketches and notes 
on several hundred men and women outstanding in the history and 
development of the State which were prepared for use In a projected 
Olograph cal dictionary; together with guides. In various stages of 
preparation, for the cities of Madison, Milwaukee, Mineral Point, and 

MS 62-4929 



Wright, Albert Orville, 1842-1905. 

Papers, 1891-97. 

3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Congregational clergyman, educator, and author. Correspondence 
and reports of Wright as inspector for the Wisconsin State Board 
of Control of Reformatory, Charitable, and Penal Institutions and 
former secretary of the Wisconsin State Board of Charities and Re- 
form, including lists of Inmates of various institutions, reports on 
county asylums In 1895 and 1896, and on Insane persons whose support 
was not properly chargeable to the State; together with correspond- 
ence with various charitable organizations In the U S concerning 
plans for the twenty-third meeting of the National Conference of m. 
Charities and Correction (later known as the National Conference on Wk 
Social Welfare) at Grand Rapids, Mich., in 1896. 

MS 62-4930 



Rhode Island Medical Society. 

Records of medical societies of Rhode Island, 1848-1947. 

In Rhode Island Medical Society Library (Providence) 
Records of the Providence Medical Association (1848-1932) the 
Rhode Island Medical Society (1812-1936), and the Washington 
County Medical Society (1884-1947) «=""ms«<u 

MS 62-4931 



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Haines, Samuel B 1834-1913. 

Papers of Samuel B. Haines and of his wife, Rebecca M. 
Rowland Haines, 1850-94. 

#387 items. 
In Friends Historical library of Swarthmore College. 
Bank employee. Letters (1859-69) from Haines to bis wife; 
letters (1860-61) from Annie Caley, Mrs. Haines' naif-sister; letters 
(1859-62) from Mary L Caley, her mother; two religions discourses 
by Mary Caley, Quaker minister; expense book (1881) kept by 
Haines ; and genealogical data on the Haines family and 42 related 

Checklist and card index in the library. 
Gift of Mary B. Haines, 1919. 

MS 62-4932 



Pryor.W w 

Papers, 1908-38. 
9 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Lawyer. Court cases, related correspondence, and printed briefs 
of cases reviewed by the Supreme Court of the State of Oklahoma. 

MS 62-4933 



Gage family. 

Papers. 

5 boxes. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections. 

Papers of the Gage family of Worcester, Mass., Including papers 
of Thomas Hovey Gage (1826-1909) physician; of Homer Gage 
(1861-1938) physician; and of T. Hovey Gage (1865-1988) lawyer. 
Papers of Thomas Hovey Gage Include a box of his letters and 
papers as treasurer of Clark University. Papers of T. Hovey Gage 
consist of 2 boxes pertaining to Worcester County artists. 

MS 62-4934 



tT 



innebago County (Wis.) Medical Society. 

Records, 1865-1926. 

5 v. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Minutes of meetings (1865-77) together with records of the Pox 
Biver Valley Medical Society, Including 2 ledgers (1886-1926) and 
a constitution. 

MS 62-4935 



Hay, A T 

Papers. 

4 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

Lawyer, manufacturer and inventor. Correspondence (1862-43) 
concerning soldier bounty claims, accounts of discharged and pen- 
sioned soldiers, 4 account books osed by Jeremiah Smith, and other 
papers. 

Gift of Laura and Anna T. Hay, 1954. 

MS 62-4986 



Bonney, Franklin, 1822-1907, collector. 

Kingsley-Bonney collection. 

4 items, 25 v, and ca. 600 p. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Notes made by Franklin Bonney, physician of Hadley, Maw, and 
Blbridge Klngsley, artist, chiefly relating to Hadley, .but Interspersed 
with miscellaneous notes on history, medicine, and other subjects, 
Including a letter on the Bonney family. In addition to a large 
mass of miscellaneous notes, Includes a volume of Hadley cemetery 
and houselot records, notes on Shays' Bebelllon and Gen. Joseph 
Hooker, and on Northampton, Mass^ Amherst; Mass, and Hopkins 

# Academy In Hadley. 
Acquired from Blbridge EIngsley, ca. 1909. 

MS 62-4937 



Kellogg, Giles Crouch, 1733-1793. 

Crouch-KeUogg papers, 1730-92. 

3 v. and 6 packages. 

In Forbes Library (Northampton, Mass.) 

Physician of Hadley. Mass. Daybooks (1769-89), ledger (1785- 
89), charges tor supplies (1762), and a list of debtors (1782), to- 
gether with 2 account books (1730-61) of Kellogg's uncle, Blchard 
Crouch, also a physician of Hadley. 

MS 62-4938 



Bartlett, Nathan. 

Papers of Nathan and Stephen Bartlett, 1769-1849. 

12 v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Gold and silversmiths of Amesbury, Mass., and Deerfleld, N. H. 
Diaries, account books, and a letter. Includes 2 Joint account books 
(1772-1847, 1817-49), a diary (1804-15) of Nathan Bartlett, 2 diaries 
(1769-77, 1803-20) of Stephen Bartlett, 6 account books (1771-1822) 
of ' Nathan Bartlett, and an account book (1817-40) of Stephen 
Bartlett 

MS 62-4939 

Bemis, Martha (Wheatland) 1. 1807. 
Letters, 1831-46. 



to her brother, 
MS 62-4940 



50 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 
Resident of Salem, Mass. Letters from Mrs. 
Henry Wheatland. 



Mason, Charles, 1804-1882. 

Papers, ca. 1881-ca. 1890. 

ca.61 boxes. 

In Iowa State Dept of History and Archives collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Lawyer, judge. Journalist, and public official Correspondence, 
copies of diaries, notes, receipts, deeds (1868-90), stock certificates, 
affidavits, contracts, mortgages, and other papers. Includes corre- 
spondence (1857-84) with George H. TewelL 

Unpublished calendar In repository. 

Gift of Charles Mason Bemey, 1828-49. 

MS 62-4941 

Drinker, Henry, 1734-1809. 
Correspondence, 1777-78. 

72 items. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Quaker merchant Ironmaster, and land developer, of Philadelphia. 
Correspondence between Drinker and his wife, Elizabeth (Sandwlth) 
Drinker, during his "exile" In Virginia after apprehension by the 
British In 1777. Letters discuss the conditions of his imprisonment 
at Winchester and attempts to secure release. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Henry Sandwlth-Drlnker, 1930. 

MS 62-4942 



Brown, George F 

Papers of George F. and Samuel Brown, 1840-90. 

9v. 

In Essex Institute collections (Salem, Mass.) 

Bight account books (1840-90) of George F. and Samuel Brown, 
lumber merchants of Salem, together with a diary and personal 
accounts of one of them. 

MS 62-4943 



Kepner, George W 

Papers, 1865-66. 

159 items. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

Correspondence and business papers, mostly relating to Eapner's 
management of the dry goods store In Davenport of the Henry C 
Potter Co. of Philadelphia. 

Purchase, 1958. 

MS 62-4944 

Campbell, Charles, 1807-1876. 

Papers, 1740-1935. 

1360 items and 5 v. 

In Duke University library. 

In part, transcripts. 

Teacher, historian, editor, and antiquarian. Correspondence and 
personal papers of Campbell, and historical documents and letters 
collected by him (chiefly 1770-1879) Includes a large amount of 
undated miscellaneous material, much of which consists of rough 
drafts and preliminary notes for Campbell's various publications; 
material concerning Campbell's position as principal of Anderson 
Academy, Petersburg, Va.; a transcription of the minute book of the 
City Council of Bichmond, Va. (1782-95) ; poems by various authors ; 
original letters of P. T. Barnum, Virginias Dabney, B. T. Johnson, 
D. H. Maury, and Pierre Soule; and copies of letters and papers of 
Theodorick Bland, Jr. and St., Arthur Lee, B. H. Lee, Edgar Allan 
Poe, John Smith, and George Washington. 

Card Index In the library. 

Acquired 1942, 1950. 

MS 62-4945 



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ons 



1880-1961. 



Harrington, Michael M 

Papers, 1853-1955. 
3 ft. 

S, ( w te ^ HUt0rtc ^ So<aety of Wisconsin collections. 

5™m^,« Harrington and are all concerned with railroad matter! 
%?Z£ 2?^ P*"?™ t0 «*«™»ts over railroad rateT Manf fettS 
concern the hauling of lumber and supplies for the John ArZE 
tSbZitosS^^F" ^^. WU. PP Th1 L°ter tt corr^n^ 
S£^ Ht C? ""J?**?" B w °* as chief dispatcher for the Milwaukee 
%&£$U? effOTtS t0 ° bta,n ltems ^ «**«£? « S3S5S 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Harrington, 19SL 

MS 62-4946 



U. S. Circuit court (ith Circuit) 
Records, 1790-1874 
ca. 77,000 items. 

l 1 Ll ir f ln ' a State L!bra '7. Archives Division 

MS 62-4947 

Bamall family. 

Darnall vs. Higgins papers, 1780-1805. 

o/ items. 

In University of Kentucky Library 

E£S£ ( ? art of the Samnel *• W11 «>n manuscript collection. 

Bequest of Samuel M. Wilson, 1946-59. 

MS 62-4948 

Browning, Robert, 1812-1889. 
Papers, 1845-89. 
443 items. 
In Wellesley College Library. 

othSSv"^"-"^^-^ Barret, with 

^iSl^^ttaaSn? Md contmned by ** ^ ""^ "3 

"^ to mvesttgatore under library restrictions. 

MS 62-4949 

Cochise Co., Ariz. 

Records, 1879-1930. 

ca. 4500 items. 

In Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society collections f Tn-„ a.. > 

of election, of the county sheriff? wvrSJSSEf Z"* 1 , 0118 . and notice 
b^temeu^uTlll^ 

a^ e n« s °^c^ty r ^S fl t b rfci r X 0n ^ biUS *^S 

MS 62-4950 



Woodman, Cyrus, 1814-1889. 
Papers, 1833-89. 
206 v. and 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections A. 

.J^Z^'t 1 d / gent ' banker ' * luS "^berman. Correspondence H 

of Washburn and Woodman, a Wisconsin firm which mter Ji nnSS 

£S£?L , 2?S* located mflita, 7 "grants, acK agef/betwe^ 
eastern landholders and western purchasers and also InvSirtTTTS 

gf ssm-sk."!?- sarins 

MS 62-4951 



Love, Thomas Bell, 1870-1948 
Papers, 1900-48. 
ca. 100,000 items. 
xS^i 88 B ^ ot ^ 1 Societ J' collections (A50104) 

tlon and aevelopWt^lw ^? al ^^ ,sl ?Si£ n,l,8 • °" explora- 

Dan^C. Roper, Morris She^M^ SST^^SF 

Finding aid in the repository 
Gift of Mr. Love. 



MS 62-4952 



Ebling, Walter Henry. 

Papers, 1932-54. 
lft 

i^^iL H1 ? t0rtcal Societ 3 r <* Wisconsin collections 

M82-S. TOe lettere delfX X??2fV f Its "Potion during 
raising problenS ^Ot £*«£. taSr^f '£?%£* nm ' "* *■* 
lated during Eblinrs term^S rt.*w^ -J^L 01 ^ P* 1 * 1 *' «ccumu- 
mittee, which deS^fifZif JYm*?, ^ k ^ W Serrtce Com - 
papers' (1942-J6) aTd the^Y 'A£>et ?S£^ ^ , ffi '* °- 
exclusively with the routtae* &&V22? o£ra£n? ^ ^^ 

Inventory in repository. operation. 

Gift of Mr. Ebling, 1859. 



MS 62-4953 



Woman's Board of Missions for the Pacific. 

Records of somen's missionary societies, 1887-1953. 

o^i^^^^^^^^^r. and 

g» H^^-S^^-^mSS 

Daughters of Northern California, the Homeland I cidf nfrtS^S 
C<mgregational Church In O^Wd.^l^SdtteNaSoS^ UfJ£? 
sWp of Congregational Christian Women! ^^^SesDonto^ 

Gift. 

MS 62-4954 



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Hoag, Enoch, 1811 (ca.)-1884. 

Indian papers, 1865-83. 

ca. 688 items and 17 v. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Correspondence, letter books (17 v., 1869-76), notes, drafts of con- 
tracts, accounts, financial claims, and other financial records, relat- 
ing mainly to HoagV work as an official of the U. S. Bureau of Indian 
Affairs, and particularly as Superintendent of Indian Affairs assigned 
to the Central Superlhtendency, Lawrence, Kan. Letter books in- 
clude copies of U. S. Indian agent's books, accounts for presentation 
to the U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and other flnnm-'nl and 
legal papers, as veil as correspondence. Letters addressed to Hoag 
and to officials of the Bureau of Indian Affairs concern transporta- 
tion of tribes to reserves, progress of Indian legislation, agency and 
superintendency accounts, attempts at settlement of Government 
claims against Hoag upon his resignation, and other matters pri- 
marily financial. Correspondents Include: H M. Atkinson, special 
TJ. S. Indian Commissioner and later Surveyor General, Cyrus Beede, 
clerk to Hoag, Edward P. Hoag, Hoag/s son and assistant clerk, 
James Evans Rhoads (1828-1886), and Jonathan Richards (ca. 1812- 
1882), agent to the Indians at Wichita, Kan. Material is related to 
the library's Jonathan Blchards papers. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Clifton P. Hoag, 1845. 

MS62-4955 



Cohen, Wilbur Joseph, 1913- 

Papers, 1919, 1932-61. 

20 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Public official. Official correspondence, inter-office memoranda, 
and studies carried on within the Social Security offices with which 
Cohen was connected from (1985^56) ; related material from other 
departments of the Government and from pressure groups favoring 
or opposing public health Insurance; correspondence with Congress- 
men and Senators who sponsored national health bills and amend- 
ments; some personal correspondence (1958-60) between Cohen and 
Arthur J. Altmeyer, chairman Of the Social Security Board ; and cor- 
respondence (1935-60) between Cohen and. Edwin B. Wttte econo- 
mist. The official correspondence and studies relate to expansion of 
social security coverage, budgets, segments of the population affected 
and covered by Federal aid and social insurance, disability benefits. 
State and Federal relationships, old age assistance, and aid to de- 
pendents or the disabled. 

Inventory in repository. 

Open to investigators under conditions accepted by the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository 

Gift of Mr. Cohen, 1958-61. ^^ 

MS 62-4966 



Friends, Society ot. Associated Executive Committee on 
Indian Ajf airs. 

Itecords, 1758-1849, 1894-1929. 

8 ft (ca. 2400 Items) 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 
^Bulk of the material (7 boxes, 1894-1929) consists of letters, re- 
ports, invoices, receipts, dippings, pamphlets, and other records and 
papers of the committee, addressed chiefly to Its chairman, Edward 
Morris Wistar. Includes letters and reports from the TJ. S. Com- 
missioner of Indian Affairs (1894-1927), reports from missions to the 
Indians of various religions denominations, miscellaneous reports 
from Indian agents and other field workers (1898-1929), plans and 
maps (1900-16), and gives detailed accounts of Friends' attempts to 
establish schools among the Indians, provide Industrial training, Im- 
prove sanitary and health conditions, and secure legislation amelio- 
rating the conditions of tile Indians Early records (1 box, 1738- 
1849) concern Friends' relations with the Indians, and consists of 
letters, invoices, minutes, reports, and other papers, including min- 
utes of a meeting (June, 1748) of Israel Pemberton, Richard Peters, 
and other Quakers With the Indians, concerning the French and In- 
dian Wars ; receipts, accounts, and invoices. Including lists of pur- 
chases made by Israel P em b e rton on behalf of the Friendly Associa- 
tion for Regaining and Preserving Peace with the Indians by Pacific 
Measures, for relief of the Indians In Maryland, Pennsylvania, and 
elsewhere (1758) ; minutes of meetings of the Friendly Association 
concerning Indian aid (1748) ; letters concerning Indian affairs writ- 
ten by Nicholas Wain, Enoch Walker, Jacob Taylor, Halliday Jack- 
son, Henry Drinker, and others; letters from groups of Friends to 
Tuscaroras, Shawnees, Wyandots, Delawares, Oneidas, Cornplanter 
of the Senecas, and others ; notes and comments on Indian affairs, 
and on Friends' attempts to civilize the Indians (1758-1807) ; and an 
account book (1849) kept by Thomas Wistar, special Commissioner 
of Indian Affairs for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, of allotments to 
Menominee Indians. Material Is related to the library's John Biddle 
Garrett papers. 

Indexed In the library's card catalog. 

Gift of Edward Morris Wistar, 1930. 

MS 62-4957 



Long, Breckinridge, 1881-1958. 

Papers, 1740-1948. 

104 ft (ca. 77,300 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Statesman. Correspondence, diaries (1916-46), speeches, articles, 
reports, memoranda, notes, clippings, memorabilia, photos., and other 
MS. and printed materials (chiefly 1910-45). A large part of the 
collection relates to Long's career as Third Assistant Secretary of 
State under Woodrow Wilson (1917-20), as Ambassador on a special 
mission to Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay (1938) and as Assistant 
Secretary of State under Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1940-44). 
The papers also document Long's work as secretary for the Missouri 
Code Commission (1914), as chairman of the National Jefferson Cen- 
tennial Commission (1925-29), In the Democratic Party, and with 
Princeton University, includes papers of the Blair, Breckinridge, 
Long, and Preston families. Correspondents Include Newton Diehl 
Baker, Ray Stannard Baker, Bernard Mannes Baruch, Desha Breck- 
inridge, Jefferson Cattery, Wilbur John Carr, Bainbrldge Colby, 
Homer StffliS Cummings, Josephus Daniels, John Lionberger Davis, 
James Aloyslus Farley, Carter Glass, Harry Bartow Hawes, W. R 
HoUlster, Edward Mandell House, Andrleus Arutteus Jones, Michael 
Kinney, Robert Lansing, William Gibbs McAdoo, Vance CrlsweQ Mc- 
Oormick, Wilbur W. Marsh, George Strausser Messersmlth, George 
Fort Milton, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Alexander Mitchell Palmer, 
William Phillips, Key Plttman, Frank Lyon Polk, Franklin Delano 
Roosevelt, Daniel Calhoun Roper, Selden Palmer Spencer, William 
Stanley, Herbert Bayard Swope, Frank Abner Thompson, Guy At- 
wood Thompson, Joseph Patrick Tumulty, and Woodrow Wilson. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Gift of Mr. Long, 1930-62. 

MS 62-4958 

Leonard, Levi O 

Papers, 1850-1939. 

45 ft. 

In State University of Iowa Libraries. 

In part, transcripts. 

Historian and journalist Correspondence and writings (1902-89) 
of Leonard; correspondence, ledgers, accounts, and other papers 
(1850-1900) of Thomas C Durant, acquired by Leonard as historian 
of the Union Pacific Railroad Co., relating to the Union Pacific, the 
Miss i ss ip pi and Missouri Railroad, the Chicago, Rock Island and 
Pacific Railroad, and the Credit Mbbilier of America. Correspond- 
ents in the Durant papers Include Oakes Ames, Oliver Ames, Cor- 
nelius Scranton Bushnell, John L Coffin, John Parsons Cook, Henry 
C. Crane, Peter Anthony Dey, John Adams Dix, GrenvDle Mellen 
Dodge, Henry Farnum, Samuel Hallet, H M Hoxle, Samuel B. Reed, 
Joseph Earl Sheffield, Edmund Clarence Stedman, George Francis 
Train, W. D. Train, John Palmer Usher, Brigham Young, and others 
Interested In bunding western railroads. 

Unpublished index in the library. 

Open to Investigators under library restrictions. 

Deposited by Mr. Leonard, 1942. Some of the papers were far- 
merly In the possession of the Durant family. 

MS 62-4959 

Seattle. Chamber of Commerce. 

Brainerd collection on Alaska and the Klondike, 1868-98. 

14 v. and 1 item. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence and telegrams (Including inquiries from all over 
the world and answers to them), steamship schedules, flyers, maps, 
and clippings (including advertisements), compiled by Bastus Brain- 
erd, secretary of the chamber's Bureau of Information, relating to 
Alaska, the Klondike, mining equipment and supplies available in 
Seattle, and routes north from Seattle, after the discovery of gold in 
1897. Also includes a copy of the first Issue (Sept 19, 1868) of a 
handwritten newspaper, the Sitka times. 

Gift of Erastus Brainerd, 1899. 

MS 62-4980 

Delta Cooperative Farm, ESlhause, Miss. 

Papers, 1936-56. 

4ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (3474) 

Correspondence, reports, audita, clippings, minutes, and records of 
Samuel H Franklin, Jr, and bis successor, A. E Cox, resident direc- 
tors of Delta Cooperative Farm in Bolivar County and Providence 
Cooperative Farm In Holmes County, Miss. 

Unpublished description In the library. 

Indefinite loan from A. B. Cox for the Delta Foundation, I960. 

MS 62-4961 

Gorman, Martin W 1853-1926. 

Diaries and papers, 1872-1918. 
lbox. 

In University of Oregon Library. 
Botanist, active In the Pacific Northwest 

MS62-4962 



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McKimmon, Jane (Simpson) 1867-1957. 

Papers. 1917-19. 

175 Items. 

In University of Nortb Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1289) 

Home demonstration agent and author, of Raleigh, N. 0. Cor- 
respondence with her son William S. McKimmon during World War 
I and with other members of her family. 

Gift of Mrs. McKimmon, 1947. 

MS 62-4963 

Scott, Hugh Lenox, 1853-1934. 
- Papers, 1845-1934. 

44 ft. (ca. 30,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Army officer and public official. Correspondence, diaries, speeches, 
financial papers, subject flies, pamphlets, maps, photos., genealogical 
notes, clippings, and memorabilia relating to Scott's activities In the 
Spanish-American War and In World War i, and to bis service as a 
member of the Board of Indian Commissioners and as chairman of 
the State Highway Commission of New Jersey. Includes an 1845 
diary of his father, William McKendree Scott, and family corre- 
spondence covering the period 1874-1938. Correspondents include 
Taster H Bliss, Francisco Villa, Woodrow Wilson, and Leonard Wood. 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Gift of Lewis M. Scott, 1951; transfer from Smithsonian Institu- 
tion, 1981. 

MS 62-4964 

Hutchinson family. 

Papers, 1844-99. 

4 v, 1 box, and 2 reels of microfilm. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Microfilm made from originals lent by W. S. Clay, Mary Anderson, 
and Mrs. Lyman Wakefield. 

Correspondence, diaries, scrapbooks, accounts and other papers 
containing Information about real estate and mines in Colorado, settle- 
ment of the Hutchinson family In Hutchinson, Minn., concert tours 
made by members of the family, temperance activities, and social life. 
Includes diaries of Asa Burnham Hutchinson and bis sister Abby 
bills and accounts kept by Hutchinson while he was in Lynn, Mass.' 
Hutchinson, Minn, and LeadviUe, Colo.; the words and music of songs 
used by members of the family in their concerts ; programs of the con- 
certs: resolutions of the Hutchinson Townslte Co. ; accounts of Oliver 
D. Hutchinson ; and letters written by Abby Hutchinson Anderson and 
her husband Samuel Gllmore Anderson. 

Gift of Oliver D. Hutchinson and Mrs. Fred Foumie. 

MS 62-4965 

Torrence, Frederic Ridgely, 1875-1950. 

Papers, 1860-1950. 

ca. 125 boxes. 

In Princeton University Library. 

Poet and playwright Voluminous correspondence and MSS of 
Torrence's writings. Includes papers of his wife, Olivia Dunbar, and 
correspondence of the Torrence family of Xenia, Ohio, during the 
Civil War period. 

Described In the Princeton University Library chronicle, v 15 no 4 
(summer 1054) p. 213-214. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

MS62-4966 

Jones, Hamilton Chamberlain, 1884-1957. 
Papers, 1943-52. 
2ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (3449) 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from North Carolina. Congres- 
sional office files, including election campaign materials. 

MS 62-4967 

Davenport, J Harbert, 1882-1957. 

Papers, ca. 1800-1921. 

3 ft 

In University of Texas Library, Texas Archives. 

Lawyer and Judge of Brownsville, Tex. Davenport" s notes (IS v ) 
on James Walker Fannin and his command captured In the Goliad 
campaign of 1836, data on land granted to members of the command, 
court of claim records concerning the grants. Information on the 
military organization, and biographical material on Fannin and 
James B. Wells (1850-1923) ; and 5 v. of testimony in the OJo de Agua 
case (Pilar Villareal vs. A. A. Browne et aL) concerning Cameron Cio. 
^18tt > eent! 1 to ^ neutm? the ^^^ * the contested tract from 

Unpublished guide In the library. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, 1933-62. 

MS 62-4968 



Dallas. Texas Centennial Central Exposition, 1936. 

Records, 1935-37. 

123 fill; drawers. 

In Dallas Historical Society collections (A3S3) ^U 

Correspondence, press releases, and other records of plannlng^^ 
design, construction, concessions, exhibits, special events, publicity, 
and the historical spectacle, Cavalcade of Texas, of the Texas Cen- 
tennial Central Exposition and its successor, the Greater Texas and 
Pan American Exposition of 1937. 

Finding aid in the repository. 

Gift of the exposition. 

MS 62-4969 



Kent, Leona (Gelin) 

Papers, 1942-46. 

1 ft. (088 items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

CMc leader. Correspondence, scrapbook, scrapbook material, lists 
of visitors, file of Dally doings (published weekly by the Lubbock 
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Civic Development), and photos, 
concerning the recreational activities of the Lubbock U. S. O (of 
which Mrs. Kent was director), the Lubbock Service Organization, 
the Lubbock Recreational Council, churches, and civic and social clubs 
for members of the armed s er vices. 

Inventory In repository. 

Gift of the West Texas Museum, 1982. 

MS 62-4970 

Seifert, Elizabeth, 1897- 
Papers,1944. 
S folders. 

In University of Missouri Library, Western Historical Manuscripts 
Collection. 

Papers of Elizabeth Seifert (Mrs. J. J. Gasparottl), author, lndud- 

^\.?« lett fl£ rom , I>od<1 ' M ^ and Co- MS- -°* Doctor Woodward's 
ambition (originally called The hospital), notes, and dippings. 
Gift of Mrs. Gasparottl. «»■«■.. 

MS 62-4971 P^ 

Mitten, Arthur G collector. 

Papers. 

1474 items. 

In Indiana Historical Society Library. 

Indudes documents relating to the Northwest Territory and the 
^"J'Lt 812 ' material relating to men prominent in the War of 1812. 
the Battle of Tippecanoe, and the Battle of Thames; letters concern? 
mg land surveys ; Journal (1807) of John Sibley, Indian agent ; papers 

SLSPStSX ' i 8 ™ 6 £** l0T ' and Samuel HodgdonTwterV^S 
papers of William Henry Harrison ; letters and documents of Indiana 
Governors and other prominent residents of Indiana: and an auto- 
S^,^^ ^ lading signers of the Declaration of Independence, 
Presidents ofthe Continental Congress, Presidents of the uTsTmemi 
bersj of the Cabinets of Presidents Andrew Jackson, WIlllamHenry 
Harrison, and Abraham Lincoln, and other prominent Americans. 

MS62-4972 

Bollock family. 

Papers, 1835-89. 
ca. 175 items. 

In Historical and Philosophical Sodety of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Correspondence and other papers, largely of Anthony Davis BaL- 

wuson Bullock. Indudes material on many prominent Ondnnatians 
Sf^SS" °i? and Snbn ?»h Telegraph Association of which Anthony 
D -Bullock was president, and correspondence from Union Army 
soldiers during the Civil War. v«uuu Army 

Unpublished calendar In the repository. 
Bullock, 'l982™' Cuartes *' Dlckson - eranddaughter of Anthony D. ^ 

MS62-4973™ 

Morton, Samuel George, 1799-1850. 
Correspondence, 1819-50. 

485 Items. 

In American Philosophical Sodety Library. 

Physician, of Philadelphia. Correspondence from John James Au- 
dubon, Alexandre Brongniart, Marmaduke Burrough, Grjrze Combe. 
Elliott Cresson, James Ellsworth De Kay, Amos Eaton, Bichard Ha£ 
ton, Samud Prescott Hildreai, William Madure, William Byrd 
Powell, Benjamin SHliman, John Torrey, and others! 

Individually cataloged In the manuscript catalog of the librarr 

Gift of John Story Jenks and Arthur V. Morton, 1943. 

MS 62-4974 



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Rowland, Eron Opha (Moore) 

Literary papers and manuscripts, 1917-ca. 1030. 

143 items and 2 v. 

In Mississippi Dept. of Archives and Historv 
A t> Autn ° r » Q d histori -in. Notes and memoranda collected by Mrs. 
^ fr*^ ,2 ,,? r us ? in writi °E a literary history of Mississippi ; a paper 
entitled Mississippi in Southern literature, by X. Y. Z - corresronl- 

,1% MS!? 3 ^ ^ Cei 71 lns *"*' Mis s^iPPi Territory in the War Sf 
1812 (1812-17); MS. (typewritten, printer's copy) of her Andrew 
Jacksons campaign against the British, or. The Mississippi Territory 
In the War of 1812, concerning the military operations of the Ameri- 
SfS^Sl?** *° dians ' and Spanish, 1813-1815 (published 1926) ; and 
™,\. (m £! n 'L tten ' Peter's copy) of her Life, letters, and papers of 
William Dunbar of Elgin, Morayshire, Scotland, and Natchez, Missis- 
sippi : pioneer scientist of the Southern United States (published 1930) 

MS 62-4975 

Washington Association of New Jersey, Morristown 
Park manuscript collection, 18th-20th cent. 

19 It. 
^ In Morristown National Historical Park collections (Morristown, 

h,,^?^! "S 8 " 11 ? J.° Wash i£Ct°°"s headquarters in Morristown. N J., 
fn^.^fT 01 .^ * 1 ?; T"' „ lncl «** letters to and from Wash! 
£5££L*~ er y j^^vCo'onel James Abeel's receipt book and cor- 
T^ ^L^ Mo 7 ls Co - N - J -' Gonial, Revolutionary and 19th 
cent correspondence, documents, deeds, and business journals 
Unpublished Inventory and index In the repository. 

Tn.S5V?i tte as ^c» atio11 . 1933- Formerly owned by William van 
viecfc Lidgerwood. 

MS 62-4976 

Glasgow, Ellen Anderson Gholson, 1873-1945. 
Papers, 1880-1954. 

ca. 8 f t. 

In University of Virginia Library (5060 & 6151) 
Author. Correspondence (chiefly from literary friends) ; drafts 
of poems, essays, addresses, and reviews; notebooks, clippings, and 

R'JS."*- ^"S 11 ^ 5 , dr ? fts ' notcs - and Proofsheets of Phases of an 
inferior planet, Vein of iron, A certain measure, In this our life, and 
j*. mie ™ oman " ltnln :j?ore than 50 letters from James Lane Allen, 
M ^J+£ c( "?£ e % 7 W - ^aera©". »"« 41 to Miss Glasgow's literary 
agent, Faul K. .Reynolds. Other correspondents Include J. Donald 
Adams, James R. Angeu, Thomas Beer, Anne Virginia Bennett F W 

S 08 ^ 61 "' ^"S. Bower - Vt - and Mre - Tal » w *<* Brooks, William' 
Cabell Bruce, Ella Howard Bryan, John Stewart Bryan, James Branch 

Cabell, Joseph Collins, Lilian A. Comstock, Mrs. Ambrose Congreve, 
Kathenne CoweU, Walter Damrosch, Whitney Darrow, Jeanne Da£ 
° an - r - ¥ P eI *tte, Nelson Doubleday, Caroline Duke, Walter Prichard 
Eaton, Earl H Emmons, C. S. Evans, Frank D. Fackenthal. Clifton 
Fadiman, Dorothy Canfleld Fisher, Douglas Southall Freeman, Max- 
well Geismar Arthur Glasgow, Isa Glenn, Francis Griswold, Alfred 
Harcourt, Ellen Harcourt, Florence Emiiy Hardy, Henry Hazlltt 
Dorothy Heywood, Malvina Hoffman, Jay B. Hubbell, Fannie Hurst 
Peter Monroe Jack, Robert Underwood Johnson, Mary Johnston, Bes- 
sie Z. Jones, Howard Mumford Jones, Mrs. Knopf, Clare Leighton. 
Daniel Longwell, Amy Lovenian, Elizabeth Lucas, John H H Lyon. 
Jean K. Mackenzie, John P. Marquand, H. L Mencken, Sara Mencken, 
Margaret Mitchell, Mary Montz, Paul O. Moody. Frank Morley, Eliza- 
beth C. Morrow, Mrs. Vernon Monroe, Frances Newman, Elizabeth 
Patterson (later Mrs. E. M Crutchfield), Maxwell Perkins, William 
Lyon Phelps, John Cowper Powys, Arthur Hobson Qulnn, Marjorle 
Klnnan Rawlings, Burton Rascoe, Agnes B. Reese, Miliie H Sanford, 
George Clarke Sellery, Stuart Sherman, May Sinclair, Frank Souver- 
ton. Hunter Stagg, Booth Tarklngton, Allen Tate, Signe Toksvig, 
Ronald Tree, Princess Amelie (Bives) Troubetzkoy, Rebe Tutwiler, 
Irtta Van Doren, Carl Van Vechten, Jean Villiard, Hugh Walpole, 
William A. White, James Southall Wilson, Katherine Woods, and 
Stark Young. 

MS 62-4977 

Mason, William F 1837-1908. 

Papers, 1854-1935. 
35 v. and 10 boxes. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Businessman. Correspondence, diaries, deeds, mortgages, leases, 

f account books, bills, and other business papers mainly relating to 
Mason's real estate holdings In St Paul and to his wholesale business 
In hats and men's furnishings. Includes papers reflecting Mason's 
Interests in the Central Presbyterian Church of St Paul, the St 
Paul Taxpayers' Association and Citizens' Union, the Wabasha Street 
Union, and the Protestant Orphan Asylum, St Paul ; business papers 
of other members of Mason's family; accounts kept by Arthur W. 
Bush, a jeweler at St Cloud, Minn. ; diary (1873-82) kept by Rebecca 
McHarg, describing household tasks and social life in Montgomery 
Co^ Pa. ; diaries kept by Mason's daughter Rachel (1889, 1922-31) 
reflecting social life In St Paul ; and her lesson plan book as a kinder- 
garten teacher. 

_■ Described in Manuscripts collections of the Minnesota Historical 
Society, guide no. 2, compiled by L M. Kane and K. A. Johnson (1955) 
Gift of the First Trust Co. of St Paul. 

MS 62-4978 



Paine, Robert Treat, 1812-1872. 

Papers, 1830-1900. 

ca. 275 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1110) 

Lawyer, shipper, Army officer, member of Mexican Claims Com- 
mission, and U. S. Representative from North Carolina. Personal 
and family correspondence, chiefly to his wife, while he was in 
Raleigh, N. C, Mexico (1847-48), and Washington, D. C. (1849-56). 
Includes some papers of his daughter Sarah and her husband, Wil- 
liam Thompson, who lived in North Carolina and Texas. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 

Acquired, 1946. 

MS 62-4979 



Strickland, Peter. 

Papers, 1857-1916. 

lft 

In University of Delaware Library. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Journals and business correspondence relating to Strickland's 
voyages as sea captain and service as manufacturer's agent In Goree, 
Senegal. Includes bis Cyclopedia, or memoranda of prices, weights, 
accounts, and other miscellaneous information. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Purchased, 1956. 

MS 62-4980 



Davis, Frederic E d. 1863. 

Papers, 1860-63. 

71 items. 

In Emory University Library. 

Seaman and soldier. Correspondence, diary, journal, testimonials, 
receipts, bills, appointments, a photo., and other papers, concerning a 
cruise (1860-61) to the east coast of Africa and Arabia; Davis' serv- 
ice (1861) in the 4th Regiment of Rhode Island Infantry - his service 
(1862-63) on the U. S. Receiving Ship Ohio, the Steamer Maria 
Denning, and the U. S. Gunboats Lexington and Baron De Kalb and 
action along the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers and their tributaries, 
particularly at Arkansas Post; and his death (Mar. 1863) at Fort 
Pemberton, Miss. Correspondents Include his parents, Henry D and 
Harriet G.Davis, of Providence, R.L ' 

Finding aid In the library. 

Information on literary rights available In the library. 
Gift and deposit of Clinton L Armstrong, 1960-62. 
Library also has microfilm copy (25 ft.) 

MS 62-4981 



Polk, Leonidas, Bp., 1806-1864. 

Papers, ca. 1830-64. 

ca. 6 ft 

In University of the Sonth Library. 

Correspondence, diaries, and other papers, brought together by 
William Mecklenburg Polk and associates in preparation of the biog- 
raphy, Leonidas Polk, bishop and general (published 1893) 

Unpublished catalog in the library. Also described In Joseph 
Howard Parks' General Leonidas Polk, C. S. A- the flgfcHn g bishop 
(1362) p. 391-392. -e~— » 

Gift of Tale University, 1957. Given to Tale by Mrs. Frank Polk. 

Library also has microfilm copies (negative and positive, 12 reels) 

MS 62-4982 



Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1876. 

Papers, 1861-65. 

2ft 

In Western Reserve Historical Society collections (Cleveland) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) 

Army officer, planter, and engineer. Letter books, official and per- 
sonal communications, reports, orders, and memoranda, relating pri- 
marily to Bragg's Confederate Army campaigns and his service as 
adviser to Confederate President Jefferson Davis. The campaigns 
and battles in which Bragg participated Include the defense of Pen- 
sacola harbor (Nov. 24, 1861), the Battle of Shiloh (Apr. 6-7, 1862), 
the Kentucky campaign (Sept-Oct 1862), the Battle of Murfreesboro 
(Dec 1862), the Battle of Cblckamauga (Sept 1863), the Battles of 



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Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1876. Papers, 1861-65. (Continued) 

lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge (Not. 1863), and tie Battle 
M«5 ,nSt °& * a < M « ch 1865)- A few of the papers relate to tie 
Mexican War and to Bragg's post-Civil War career as a civil and 
railroad engineer. Correspondents include Pierre Gustave Toutant 
Beauregard, Judah Philip Benjamin, John Cabell Breckinridge, Ben- 
jamin Franklin Cheatham, Samuel Cooper, Jefferson Davis Nathan 
Bedford Forrest, William Joseph Hardee, Daniel Harvey Hill, Thomas 
Carmichael Hindman, Robert Frederick Hoke, John Bell Hood, Joseph 
bggleston Johnston, Samuel Jones, Edmund Kirby-Smith, Robert Ed- 
ward Lee, James Longstreet, Leonidas Polk, Samuel Hollingsworth 
htout, Earl Van Dorn, and William Henry Chase Whiting 

Unpublished register in tie repository. 

Gift of William P. Palmer. 

Repository also has microfilm copy (4 reels) 

MS 62-4983 

Lovejoy, Elijah Parish, 1802-1837. 

Papers, 1804-91. 

2 ft. (423 Items) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection 

Presbyterian clergyman and abolitionist editor. Correspondence, 
sermons, lectures, newspapers, clippings, and memorabilia, including 
material by and about Lovejoy and his family 

Inventory in repository. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Wickett, 1959. 

Microfilm copy available from repository. 

MS 62-4984 

Cleveland, Grover, Pre*. U. S., 1837-1908. 

Papers, 1859-1945. 

410 ft ( ca. 100,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 
i j££SP <m ? en , Ce ; "^ses. speeches, and other papers, primarily 
1885-1908. Includes 30 letter press books for tbe period of Cleve- 

r? S rZ TSt administration. Correspondents indnde John Peter Alt- 
geld, Chester Alan Arthur, Thomas Francis Bayard, Erastus Corne- 
lius Benedict, Wilson Shannon Blssell, John Griffln Carlisle, Joseph 
Hodges Choate, George William Curtis, Donald McDonald Dickinson, 
Sanford Ballard Dole, William Crownlnshield Endicott, Robley Dun- 
gU.«on_Evans, Melville Weston Fuller, Richard Watson Gffler, Walter 
Qulntln Gresham, Charles S. Hamlin, Judson Harmon, Benjamin 
Harrison, Abram Stevens Hewitt, David B. Hill, Joseph Jefferson, 
Lucius Qulntus Clncinnatus Lamar, Daniel S Lamont Daniel Man- 
Si?,?: Kl< * ard Olney, Alton Brooks Parker, Terence Vincent Powderly 
William Gorham Rice, Theodore Roosevelt, Horatio Seymour, Edward 
Morse Shepard, Hoke Smith, Oscar Solomon Straus, Henry Watter- 
son, James Baird Weaver, and William Collins Whitnev. Material 
1? F^£ i? ^ be Ubrar 7's Daniel S. Lamont, Daniel Manning, and 
Robert M McElroy collections. 

Descril)ed in Robert McElroy's Grover Cleveland, the man and the 
statesman (1923) v. 2, p. 387-92. 

Gift, partly of Prances Folsom Cleveland Preston and Robert Mc- 
Elroy, purchase, and exchange, 1920-58. 

Library also has microfilm copy (negative, 164 reels) 

MS 62-498* 

New York and Erie Railroad Company. 

Letter book, 1846-47. 
1 v. on microfilm 

UniveStTlVcWves 6 a^^^' C ° lleCtl0n * B *"" 1 HiStory and 
n^Z™ fr .T '"e-New York office of the company to its agents and 

S2S^f!n2Sf U 9 0ut ^ e State ' dealiDg P'^rlly with bnlWini 
5T?" J specifications. Includes the correspondence of T. S. Brown, 
^nrt ^ neer ' relatiI * t0 »™* meters as stock agreements, masonry 
SnJS* f ~ ntra ! :t8 ' reports on location and costs, opposition to the 
E££2f ,m,a I , *" 011 ' arrangements for the furnishing of German 
^Se^of^M**^ a b ' U *** *»»«««» company 

MS 62-4986 

Coolidge, Calvin, Pre*. U. S., 1872-1933 

Papers, 1921-29. 

ca. 210 ft (ca. 178,600 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, drafted notes, carbon copies of outgoing letters 
from Coolldge or one of his secretaries (Edward Tracy Clark C. Bas- 
com Slemp, Everett Sanders, or others), comprising the office files 
maintained In the White House (1923-28). Contains 3 v. listing 
names and addresses of Invitees to formal functions. Correspondents 
lnclnde Lincoln C. Andrews, James Montgomery Beck, Mark L Bris- 
tol, William S. Culbertson, Alfred P. Dennis, Charles S Dewey H. 
Pereival Dodge, Milton Stover Eisenhower, John G. Foster Howard 
Mason Gore, Joseph C. Grew, John Hays Hammond, Herbert Hoover, 
Charles Evans Hughes, William Marlon Jardine, Frank Billings Kel- 



logg, Charles Augustus Lindberg, Nicholas Longworth David Lynn, 
Hanford MacNlder, George Higgins Moses, Harry Stewart New, Peter 
Norbeck. Robert E. Olds, William J. OToole, William Phillips Glf- 
ford Pinchot, Miles Poindexter, Atlee Pomerene, John Dyneley Pricee, 
T. Douglas Robinson, William W. Russell, Henry Cantwell WaJMe! 
Ira K. WeUs, Roy Owen West, Frank B. Willis, Garrard B. Winsfon, 
and Leonard Wood. The material is related to the Library's Edward 
Tracy Clark collection. 

Deposited by Mr. Coolidge, 1929, converted to gift by Mrs. Coolldge, 
1953. Other items acquired by gift and transfer, 1921-55. 

Library also has microfilm copy (negative, 190 reels) 

MS 62-4987 



Pettigrew family. 

Papers. 1772-1912. 
ca. 3500 items. 

In North Carolina Dept. of Archives and History collections. 
Correspondence, account books, memorandum books, plantation 
records, scrapbook, bills, invoices, receipts, inventories deeds, land 
plats, agreements, speeches, law reports, affidavits, military reports 
and orders, poems, prayers, sermons, pamphlets, broadsides circulars 
memorabilia, and otier material of the Pettigrew family of Tyrrell 
and Washington Counties, N. C. The bulk of the collection concerns 
Charles Pettigrew; his son, Ebenezer Pettigrew; his grandson, James 
Johnston Pettigrew ; his second wife, Mary Lockhart Pettigrew; and 
Ebenezer PetUgrew's children, William Shephard Pettigrew, Charles 
Lockhart Pettigrew, and Mary Pettigrew. Papers of Charles Petti- 
grew deal chiefly with his work as Episcopal minister and his efforts 
to strengthen the church In North Carolina, but include a few planta- 
tion and business papers. Papers of Ebenezer Pettigrew concern 
plantation operations, political matters during his term in Congress 
(1835-37), slave care and management, expenses of travel, clothing, 
schooling, and medical care, national issues of the period, and his 
Tennessee lands. Papers of James Johnston Pettigrew deal with his 
studies and travels, his work in the South Carolina Legislature 
(1856-58), his military career, the question of Cuban annexation, 
reopening of the slave trade, his military company's role in the 
defense of Charleston, and his organization and leadership of the 12^, 
(later, 22d) North Carolina Regiment. Correspondents Include !■ 
thaniel Allen, Benjamin Allston, Joseph B.Allston W O Baker 
D. M. Barringer, Frederick Beasley, Nathaniel Blount, P. S. Brooks,' 
John Herrltege Bryan, John C. Calhoun, Moses Cator, Henry Clay, 
James Connor, Leonard Cutting, Doctrine Davenport, Jefferson Davis 
R- G. M. Dunovant, James Farrow, Moses Flak, S G. French Alfred 
Gardner, Bryan Grimes, Wade Hampton, Thomas B. Haughton W 
Burke Haywood, W. W. Holden. Solomon Holling, T. H Holmes, John 
Hughes, James Iredell, John Leigh, Henry Lesesne, Collett Leven- 
thorpe, D. H. Maury, M. F. Maury, William Porcher Miles, James L 
Orr, James A. Pearce, James L Petlgru, Francis W. Pickens, Phil 
Porcher, Jr., William Shephard, G. W. Smith, Edward Stanly D L. 
Swain, Howell Tatum, John Tyler, Zebulon B. Vance, William White, 
James Wilson, John Witherspoon, and members of the Shephard 
family. 

Description in the repository. 

Gift of Carolina,. Alice Lockhart, and Mary Johnston Pettigrew, 

MS 62-4988 



Waldeck, Jean Frederic Maximilien, comte de, 1766-1875. 

Papers, 1826-34. 

lift 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Engineer. Journals, notes, and drawings of archaeological sites 
and ruins in Central America, Mexico, and Xucatan. Includes origi- 
nal Indian drawings on maguey. 

Described in A checklist of manuscripts in the Edward E Ayer 
Collection, compiled by R. L. Butler (1937) p. 156-158 ' 

Purchased before 191L 

MS62-4& 



Berger, Frederic, 1871-1961, 

Papers, 1888-1945. 

2 boxes. 

In Jefferson County Historical Library (Port Townsend, Wash.) 

Letters to Berger's mother describing conditions in Manila during 
his service as bugle boy in the Spanish American War, secret orders 
of Joseph Theodore Dickman as commander of the First Corps of 
the U. S. Army in France during World Wax r and other Danem 
mostly military. ■■ *■»«**. 

MS 62-4990 



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American Association of University Women. Lubbock 

Branch. 
._ Records, 1935-56. 
# 2ft 
"^ In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Minutes, annual reports, programs, a history of the branch from 
1925 to 1941, maps of certain educational activities in Texas, scrap- 
books, and scrapbook material. 
Inventory in the repository. 
Gift of the association, through Georgia W. Dingus, 1959. 

MS 62-4991 

Qnintard, Charles Todd, Bp., 1824-1898. 

Papers, 1862-98. 

6ft 

In University of the South Library. 

Correspondence, diaries (36 v., 1864-98), clippings, and photos. 
Including material on Quintard's travels, the Protestant Episcopal 
Church and other denominations in the South, fund raising for the 
University or the South, Reconstruction, and veterans of the Army 
of Tennessee. 

^.fSlF^* 11 * 1116 ta "Dosltory. Also described in Arthur Benjamin 
Chitty's Reconstruction at Sewanee (1954) p 189-190 

Gift of C. T. Qnintard Wiggins, Jr., 1952. 

Library also has microfilm copies (negative and positive, 10 reels) 

MS 62-4992 

Chester-Kent, int, St. Paul. 

Records, 1905-59. 

ca. 6 ft 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings (1932-49), sales reports, con- 
torts with various advertising agencies, advertising posters and 
otter promotional material, three boxes of testimonials (1905-47) 
by users of Adlerlka (a laxative made by the company) newspaper 
clippings, and miscellaneous papers of the drug manufacturing firm. 
Relates to the sale of the company's products In various parts of the 
Ht 5.' S ™2° Canato . fair trade laws, Federal legislation on regulation 
fjp of the drug industry, the U. S. Office of Price Administration, and 
otter regulations In force during World War n. 

Inventory description in repository. 

Gift of Mr. Carl Weschcke, 1959-60. 

MS 62-4993 

Cincinnati Kindergarten Association. 

Records, 1879-1926. 
18 v. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Secretary's minutes, treasurer's books, and visiting committee 
reports. 

Gift of the estate of Annie Laws, 1936. 

MS 62-4994 



Cincinnati. Methodist Episcopal Church. 

Records, 1812-54. 

20 v. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Accounts, minutes, and other records. 

Indexed in manuscript card catalog In repository. 

MS 62-4995 



Pennsylvania. University. Foreign Policy Research Insti- 
tute. 
Guatemalan documents, 1944^54. 
60 reels of microfilm (part negative, part positive) 

#In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Correspondence, minutes, financial accounts, and other records, of 
Government agencies, political parties, and labor unions; private 
correspondence; and other papers. Covers the period of reforms, 
attempted reforms, social upheaval, the formation and struggle of 
new parties, and the Influence of Communist leaders, from the over- 
throw of Jorge Ublco to the overthrow of Jacobo Arbenz Guzman by 
Carlos Castillo Armas. Includes correspondence between Guate- 
malans and foreign Individuals and organizations, including many of 
Communist leanings. 

Unpublished register In the Library. 

Information on literary rights available In the Library. 

Gift of the Institute, 1858. 

Library also has ca. 35,000 selected Items In enlargement print 
form. 

MS 62-4996 



Oklahoma. University. Library. Division of Manuscripts. 
Microfilm collection, 1774-1.925. 

103fi reels. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Microfilm of originals in the Xatlnn.nl Archives, the Wisconsin 
Historical Society, and other repusitories. 

Correspondence and other records of the Office of Indian Affairs, 
various Indian Superintendences, and Indian Agencies and posts in 
Oklahoma and other States; State and Territorial papers of various 
Western and Southern States; extensive diplomatic correspondence 
and other archival material; the Kentucky and Virginia series of 
the Lyman C. Draper MSS. ; records (1802-69) of the Russian Amer- 
ican Co.; records of the Sacred Heart Abbey, the Southern Baptist 
Convention, and the Tulsa Rogers Baptist Association; ca. 4000 In- 
scriptions from tombstones in Cleveland Co., Okla. ; records (1857- 
69) relating to suppression of slave trade and to Negro colonization • 
papers (1793) of conde de Kevilla Gigedo to Manuel de Godoy and 
various papers relating to Lewis Cass, Horace Hall, P. U. Hardman 
George B. McClellan, Randolph Barnes Marty, Estevan Josef Mar- 
tinez. Zebulon M. Pike, Carl Coke Rlster, Alexander H. Stephens, 
Sir William Drummond $tewart, and Zachary Taylor. 

Described in A guide to regional manuscript collections in the 
Division of Manuscripts, University of Oklahoma Library (1960) 



p. 44-46. 



MS 62-4997 



Bourne, Sylvanns. 

Papers, 1775-1859. 

9 ft. (ca. 4000 Items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscripts Division. 

In part, photocopies (negative) 

Massachusetts businessman and U. S. consul at Amsterdam. Cor- 
respondence, drafts and copies of Bourne's personal and diplomatic 
correspondence, business and commercial papers, and several small 
account books. Bulk of the material Is of the period 1800-15 con- 
sists largely of correspondence between Bourne and American con- 
sular officers in European ports, and provides information on British 
and Napoleonic policies affecting American commerce. Invades 
much family correspondence and some relating to political events 
in the U. S. Correspondents Include Lawson Alexander, Richard 
Oodman, George Rue Curtis, H. H. Duncan. John M. Forbes, Joseph 
Forman, George John Gregory. Levett Harris. James Maury J C 
Mountflorence, William Vans Murray, Joseph Pitcairn. Jacob Ridg- 
way, J. Robertson, H. Rohan, Jonathan Russell, James Swan, David 
Ramie Warden, and William WorsdelL 

Described in Annual report of the Librarian of Congress, 1904, 
p. 52-54. and In Handbook of manuscripts in the Library of Congress 
(1918) p. 43-44. 
Purchase from V. G. Fischer and James O'NelL 1908. 

MS 62-4998 



Hampton, Wade, 1754-1835. 

Papers, 1791-1908. 

ca. 300 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (871, 1063) 

In part, transcripts. 

South Carolina planter. Ante-bellum business papers of Wade 
Hampton (1754-1835), Wade Hampton (1791-1858), and Wade 
Hampton (1818-1902), relating to rice and cotton plantations In 
South Carolina, sugar plantations In Louisiana, and marketing of 
large crops. Contains Civil War and family letters of the third Wade 
Hampton. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired, 1944-62. 



MS 62-4999 



Talley, Elizabeth (Forman) 

Papers, 1776-1931. 

262 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical Col- 
lection (1043) 

In part, transcripts. 

Biographical and genealogical data, family and personal letters, 
and writings relating to the ancestors of Elizabeth (Furman) Talley 
in Georgia and South Carolina. Among families represented are those 
of Farlsh Carter (1780-1861), Charles J. McDonald (1793-1860) 
Richard iFurman (1755-1825), and Joseph LeConte (1823-1901) 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired from Mrs. Emma Talley Shaw, 1945. 

MS 62-5000 



427 



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Ford, Gus Lee, 1884- 
Papers, 1931-35. 

2 ft. (7 v.) 

In Texas Technological College, Southwest Collection. 

Historian. Correspondence, correspondence course material, and 
administrative records of Texas Technological College's Dept of 
History and Anthropology, of -which Ford was head. 

Inventory In repository. 

Gift of West Texas Museum, 1962. 

MS 62-5001 



Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. 

Fiscal Office records, 1866-1950. 

Ca. 800 Items and 115 v. 

In Concordia Historical Institute collections (St Louis) 

In part, transcripts, (typewritten) 

F inan ci a l correspondence, ledgers, Journals, trial balances, legacy 
records, disbursement records, bank-books, cancelled cheeks, and 
mortgage forms, of the synod and some of Its boards. In •RngHnh and 
German. 

Open to Investigators under repository restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 

Deposit of the synod's Fiscal Office, 1962. 

MS 62-5002 



Ortenburger, Arthur Irving, 1898- 

Papers, 1892-1945. 

427 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Professor of zoology. Scientific notes, memoranda, and photos^ 
collected by Ortenburger during extensive travels. Includes 2 Jour- 
nals of Charles Dean, covering trips to Florida and points south, 
Niagara Falls, and Cincinnati (1892-95), and to Mexico and Guate- 
mala (1898-1909), describing local botany, people, social conditions, 
and government 

MS 62-5003 



Oklahoma. Semi -Centennial Commission. 

Records of the Oklahoma Semi-CentenniaJ Exposition, 
1957-58. 

10 ft 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Scrapbooks, brochures, pamphlets, and photos, Including material 
on planning, preparation, and promotion of the exposition held in 
1957. 

MS 62-5004 



Slick, Thomas B 

Estate papers, 1904-36. 

4 v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Businessman. Includes papers on the development geology and 
production of the Oklahoma City oE fields, collected as evidence for 
Inheritance tax appraisal of Slick's properties by Leonard Marion 
Logan. 

Gift of Leonard M. Logan. 

MS 62-5005 



Clarke, John R of Oklahoma. 

Papers, 1926-32. 
45 Items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Politician. Correspondence, campaign circulars, booklets, clip- 
pings, and other papers, largely concerning Clarke's campaign for 
Governor of Oklahoma In 1926. Persons mentioned include Henry S. 

MS 62-5006 



Johnston. 



Chaat, Robert 

Papers, 1900-48. 

33 items and 1 v. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. 

Dutch Beformed missionary to the Indians. Minute book of the 
Dutch Beformed Apache Mission at Fort Sill, Okla., excerpts from 
Chaat a diary, biographical sketch, church publications and other 
papers on missionary and educational work among Apaches and 
Comanches in Oklahoma. ^^ 

MS 62-5007 



Andrus, Selden Eugene. 

Papers. 190l'-06. 

185 items. 

In University of Oklahoma Library. ^^ 

Businessman and local official- Correspondence, certificates, mssjr 
ing brochure, and other papers, concerning Andrus' mining interests 
in the Wichita Mountains and New Mexico, placer gold mining in the 
Otter Creek District of Oklahoma Territory, and homestead claims. 

Acquired from Norine Andrus. 

MS 62-5008 



Donnell family. 

Papers, 1795-1868. 

469 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (1154) 

Business papers of the New Bern, N. C, family and connected 
Spaight and Sbepard families in eastern North Carolina, relating 
chiefly to the estates of Richard D. Spaight Charles Shepard, and. 
Joseph Leech in North Carolina, and the Alabama property of John 
Robert Donnell (1789-1864). Includes papers of Richard Spaight 
Donnell (1820-1867) 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired, 1946. 

MS 62-5009 



Southern Tenant Farmers' Union. 

Papers, 1934-59. 

34 ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern Historical 
Collection (3472) 

Correspondence of executive officers at headquarters, legal papers, 
press releases, orders, reports, lists, accounts, applications, 
newspapers, and mimeographed materials. 

Indefinite loan, 1960, from executive committee of the Natk 
Agricultural Workers Union through its president H. L Mitchell 

MS 62-5010 



papers, 
unlor— 

atk ™ 



Citizens School Committee, Cincinnati. 

Records, ca. 1940-60. 

8 boxes. 

In Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio collections (Cin- 
cinnati) 

Correspondence, minutes, and other papers dealing with the Citi- 
zens School Committee and the Cincinnati public schools. 

Open to Investigators under restrictions accepted by the repository. 

Information on literary rights available In repository. 

Deposited by Ewart W. Slmpklnson, 1962. 

MS 62-5011 



Commons, John Rogers, 1862-1945. 

Papers. 1894-1937. 

ca. 8 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Labor economist Correspondence, drafts of writings, research 
files. Commons' records as a teacher, other records, and newspaper 
clippings. General correspondence relates to Commons' research, to 
his publications, and to his teaching and work with graduate students 
at the University of Wisconsin. Writings include drafts of some 
speeches, a few of his articles and books, and book reviews written 
by him. Research files contain notes, legislative drafts, and ottered 
materials on a variety of topics, such as banking, collective bargain-W 
ing, consumer credit, cooperatives, Industrial relations, International 
debts, postal rates, price controls, strikes, taxation, unemployment 
and unemployment insurance. Records as a university professor in- 
clude class reading assignments, copies of term papers, theses and 
reports submitted by his students (1908-29), and miscellaneous pa- 
pers. Records of the Chicago Clothing Market Unemployment Insur- 
ance Board, of which Commons was chairman (1923-25), include 
correspondence and financial accounts (1923-28). Correspondents 
include C. L. James (1907-08), John M. Keynes (1927), Robert M 
La J»° 1 i£ tte ' Sr - ( 1911 >> Thomas Phillips (1905-08), Edward Rogers 
(1906-07) .and Henry A- Wallace (1927) 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the University of Wisconsin Dept of Economics, 1939, 1958. 

MS 62^-5012 



428 



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Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Adminis- 
tration. Baker Library. 

Account books of toll roads and bridges, and turnpike 
companies. New England and New York, 1803-48. 

5 v. 

In Harvard Business School, Baker Library. 

Records of Antrum Turnpike Co., New York and Connecticut 
(1803-21) ; Monson and Petersham Turnpike, Massachusetts (1804- 
15);; Blue Hill Turnpike Association, Randolph to Milton, Mass. 
(1804-85) ; Canal Bridge, Lechmere Point to Boston (1821-48) ; and 
Cornish Bridge Corp., Cornish, Me. (1846-47) Related to the records 
of Warren Bridge (Felton collection) 

Described in List of business manuscripts in Baker Library, com- 
piled by R. W. Lovett (2d ed., 1951) 

Purchased from Plainfield Galleries and Robert R. M»Th»^i ; gifts 
of Charles H. Taylor and Charles E. Goodspeed. 

MS 62-5013 

Bridgman, Elijah Coleman ,1801-1861. 
Papers, 1820-39. 
60 items. 

In Belchertown (Mass.) Historical Association collections. 
Missionary in China. Letters written by Bridgman to his family, 
2 sermons, and some printed matter. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

MS 62-5014 

U.S. Bureau of Indian. Affairs. Lapwai Agency. 
Records, 1871-83. 

6 v. ... 

In Idaho State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence and other papers relating to the administration of 
the Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, and to the Nez Pere§ Indians for 
the years just before and after the Nez Pere* War (1877) Includes 
letters of agents Charles E. Montieth, John B. Montieth, and Charles 
D. Warner. 

Purchased prior to 1946. 

MS 62-5015 

Lee, Robert Edward, 1807-1870. 

Papers, 1749-1939. 

177 items and 4 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Army officer. Family and military correspondence, military tele- 
grams, notebook, and scrapbooks, of Lee and of his family. Lee's cor- 
respondence (1832-70) concerns personal and family affairs (espe- 
cially In letters to his cousin, Mrs. Anna M. Fitzhugh), settlement of 
the Custis estate, Improvements at Arlington, military activities, his 
attitude toward the fall of the Confederacy, and the family's move to 
Lexington, Va. Includes letters of Francis Llghtfoot Lee, Richard 
Henry Lee, Henry Lee, and Mary Ann Randolph (Custis) Lee; a 
volume of 295 telegrams from Lee in the field to Jefferson Davis and 
the Confederate War Dept, many with James A. Seddon's endorse- 
ment; 2 scrapbooks of memorials to Lee; and a notebook (1857-60) 
in Lee's hand, containing accounts of meat purchased for the Arling- 
ton household. 

Card index in the library. The telegrams have been published in 
Lee's dispatches, edited by D. S. Freeman (1915) . 

Acquired 1933-57. 

MS 62-5016 

Holmes family. 

Papers, 1767-1931. 

3072 items and 65 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Correspondence, diaries, legal papers, articles, literary works, 
notes, genealogy, and other papers. Early papers of Joseph Henry 
Hemdon Holmes and his wife, Mary Ann (Pemberton), concern 
their life in Demerara, British Guiana, where Holmes was a bar- 
rister, and include legal papers, poems, and genealogy. The papers of 
their son, George Frederick Holmes (1820-1897) a professor at Wil- 
liam and Mary College, include correspondence, dialres, articles, lit- 
erary works, and notes, and relate to his interests In philology, 
grammar, history, political science and economics, and to Southern 
colleges and universities. Later papers are of G. F. Holmes' daugh- 
ter, Isabelle (Holmes) Perkinson, her husband, William Howard 
Perkinson, professor at the University of Virginia, and other family 
members. Subjects include student life at Georgetown Visitation 
Convent school, travel in Europe and South America (1910-20), and 
medical administration in France during World War I. Correspond- 
ents include E. E. Bellinger, Auguste Comte, J. D. B. DeBow, Thomas 
R. Dew, George Fitzhugh, John B. Floyd, Ellen Glasgow, R. R. Howi- 
son, Francis Lieber, J. D. Munford, Cotesworth Pinckney, J. D. Pope, 
William Gilmore Simms, and 3. D. ThornewelL 

Card index in the library. Also described In Guide to the manu- 
script collections in the Duke University Library, by N. M. Tilley and 
N.L. Goodwin (1947) 

MS 62-5017 



Nadenbousch, John Quincy Adams, d. 1892. 

Papers v 1821-1925. 

3174 items and 8 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Confederate officer and businessman, of Martinsburg, W. Va. Cor- 
respondence, accounts, receipts, statements, muster rolls, orders, gene- 
alogical notes, and other personal, business, and military papers, 
of Nadenbousch and of his family. The bulk of the collection consists 
of business papers, mostly relating to Nadenbousch's -flour mill and 
distillery. Includes material concerning the Berkeley Border Guards 
(later, Co. D. of the 2d Regt, Virginia Infantry), which Nadenbousch 
commanded; public affairs in Martinsburg, W. Va.; The Berkeley Co. 
Agricultural and Mechanical Association; and activities of the West 
Virginia Legislature. 

Card index in the library. 

Acquired, 1934-49. 

MS 62-5018 



Trnxtun, Thomas, 1755-1822. 
Papers, 1797-1801. 

4v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Naval officer. Letter book and journal written aboard the U. S. S. 
Constellation, letter book written aboard the U. S. S. President, and 
a muster roll. 

Presented by Charles R. Hildeburn, 1877. 

MS 62-5019 



Lochren, William, 1832-1912. 

Papers, 1852-1925. 

4000 Items and 23 v. 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Judge. Correspondence, legal papers, newspaper clippings, scrap- 
books, and printed matter. The correspondence covers many phases 
of Lochren's career: his legal business in St Anthony, Minn., his 
Civil War career as colonel in the First Minnesota Infantry Regt, 
his service as U. S. Commissioner of Pensions, his work in the Minne- 
sota Democratic Party, and his Judicial career. The early letters 
(1852-60) are chiefly from Lochren's friends and associates in Ver- 
mont, and give information on economic conditions there. Legal 
cases represented in the collection include St Anthony Falls Water 
Power Co., Dorllus Morrison, Lake Pepin Rafting Co., St Paul and 
Pacific Railroad Co, and the Mississippi and Rum River Boom Co. 
Letters, diaries, and other papers collected by Lochren for a projected 
history of the First Minnesota Regt include a roster of the regiment, 
biographical sketches of Willis A. Gorman and George N Morgan, a 
copy of a Civil War diary kept jointly by Patrick H. and Isaac L 
Taylor, and a copy of an anonymous Civil War diary. Correspond- 
ents include Wade Hampton, Judson Harmon, Daniel A. Lamont 
J. Sterling Morton, Julian Pauncefote, Hoke Smith, Vice President 
Adlai E. Stevenson, and William F. Vilas. 

Descriptive inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Lochren, 1936; Mrs. Charles L. Horn, 1960. 

MS 62-5020 



McKean, Thomas Jefferson, 1810-1870. 

Papers, 1862. " ~ 

96 items. 

In Mississippi Dept of Archives and History. _ 

Army officer. Report, field dispatches, general and"~special orders, 
casualty list clippings, reports of other officers, magazine article, and 
McKean's appointment as temporary commander of the Post of 
Corinth, Miss. ( Sept 16, 1862) Most of the papers relate to McKean's 
participation in the Battle of Corinth, Oct 1862, during which he 
commanded the Sixth Division of the Army of the Tennessee. The 
magazine article, entitled Corinth, published in the Century maga- 
zine in 1886, is by William S. Rosecrans, McKean's commanding 
general. 

MS 62-5021 



Inquisition. Barcelona. 
Records, 1532-1818. 

8 vol. 

In University of Pennsylvania Library. 

Gift of the American Philosophical Society Library, 1962. Pre- 
served by Andrew Thorndike in 1820-21 when the Inquisitorial Palace 
was stormed, and given by his son, G. Herbert Thorndike, to the 
American Philosophical Society in 1840. 

MS 62-5022 



429 



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Snowden, Nathaniel Randolph, 1770-1850. 

Diaries and record books of Nathaniel R. and James Ross 
Snowden, 1788-1865. 

16 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections 

Papers of Nathaniel R. Snowden, preacher and curator of Dickin- 
son College, Carlisle, and of his son, James K. Snowden, jurist, numis- 
matist, and director of the U. S. Hint. Nathaniel K. Snowden's 
du *, rl e? (1'8»-1839), lectures (1791-1826), and records of marriage 
and birth; James K. Snowden's diaries (1825-1865) containing civic 
and legal material and information on the Civil War. Includes auto- 
graphs of judges of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, an autograph 
album of Mrs. James H. Snowden, and genealogical records of the 
Snowden family. \ 

Presented by Mrs. William Stansfield, 1936. 

MS 62-5023 
Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, 1834-1903. 

J. and E. R. Pennell collection of Wnistleriana, 1844- 
1903. 
ca. 11 ft. 

In Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

» Arti « xT C -?, rr SP? ndence: diary (1850 > keDt by Whistler's mother, 
Anne McNeill Whistler; and documents relating to the WhlsUer- 

Z^ F^JL?", Eden case - and other lawsuits. Chiefly letters 
written by Whistler to friends, publishers, dealers, and others. In- 
cludes letters from Anna McNeill Whistler to Margaret H11L Marv 
Eastwick, and others and 27 v. of letters about Whistler written by 
various People to Joseph and Elizabeth Eobins Pennell. Correspond- 
ents include Charles Deschamps, Theodore Duret, Henri Fantln- 
Latour, Charles Hanson, WiUiam Heinemann, Mr and Mrs F E. 
Leyland, Joseph and Elizabeth Kobins PenneU, Val Prlnsep,' Jaines 
Anderson Rose, David Croal Thomson, and Thomas Way 
.. G j" of *<!¥*?* and Elizabeth Kobins Pennell and purchases with 
the PenneU Fund received by bequest from Joseph Pennell, 1917- 

MS 62-5024 
Law, William, 1792-1868. 

Papers, 1761-1890. 

1842 Items, and 19 v. 

In Duke University Library. 

Planter, merchant, and militia leader, of Darlington. S C Corre- 
spondence, account books, daybooks, cashbooks, ledgenTbills, receipt! 
sales records of turpentine, bricks, and ratton, imtia recordf and 
other papers (chiefly 1802-70), of Law, of Cyrus Bacot (a reto^e 
tteZuf^L 811 ^- 016 ?° , B0Se * ua '- M^cantilVTecorSlo™ 
™»n^f i^^i le ^ 10n >». In(:lD<ies 1Mterial °° *"• temperance niove- 
£i*% £ ^ b S e ? an C ^ Ur ^' P 1 **^ operations in Sumter Dis- 

£ * F", **? Madls on Co., Fla., and Confederate camp life 

Card index in the library. Also described in Guide to the mann- 

Acquired, 1942-48. 

MS 62-5025 



New York. General Theological Seminary of the Protes- 
tant Episcopal Church in the United States. 

Collection of bishops' papers, 1764-1935. A 

801 items. ^ 

In General Theological Seminary Library. 

Chiefly letters written by most of the 236 bishops of the Protestant 
Episcopal Church. Correspondents Include John Henry Hobart 
Brown, Thomas Church Brownell, Robert B. Croes, John Henry 
Hobart, William Meade, Benjamin Moore, Oliver Sherman Prescott, 
John Stark Ravenscroft, William Bacon Stevens, and William Bollln- 
son Whittlngham. 

Unpublished calendar In the library. 

MS 62-5026 



Berry family. 

Papers, 1830-93. 
13 folders. 

CoUe^on. TerSlty ° f Missouri Llbrai y. Western Historical Manuscripts 

Papers of the Berry, Thomson, and Walker families. Includes «>r 

SS^Sui^H.^ a W 1 *** of D^vldX™on°a $*££ 
^Ti.,1 %^ U Xhomson by Georgetown College of Kentucky (1833) 
and his correspondence in Pettis Co., Mo. and the Califomii^d 
fields; a commission issued to Charles W C WalkerWra^Sr.nAl 

SEE? ^"ILI letter to James ^WalkVo^eimVtTK? fi^ 
hto father, describing steamboats around BowlingQrefa: Kv^"aSH 
list of expenses of William Berry and Thomas I^^LS'in^SiS 
mining at Sacramento, Calif. (1849-51) ^^ ^^' easasea m 8™ d 
Deposited by Charles Berry. 

MS 62-5027 



Smith, WiUiam Carlson, 1883- 
Biographical data, 1926-27. 

58 folders. 

In University of Oregon Library. 

Life histories, autobiographies, "or interviews of student* at h. 
wauan schools. Includes life histories f^Xve^ry rttouttern' 
California sociology class. Professor Duncan. s-oothern 

Subject index 

Gift of Mr. Smfth, 1962. 

MS 62-5028 



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REPOSITORY INDEX 

This index lists alphabetically the names of the manuscript 
repositories represented in tiie 1959-1961 and the 1962 volumes, 
followed in each case by a list of the collections in the Catalog. 
The collections are listed alphabetically by main entry. The num- 
bers in the index are the card numbers according to which the 
descriptions of the collections are arranged in the two volumes. 



ADAMS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY GETTYS- 
BUKG, PA. see HISTORICAL RnrTFTVi-.* 
ADAMS COUNTY, PA. 

^ADIRONDACK MUSE UM. BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE , K Y 

Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake, N. Y. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1772-1960. " * 62-833 

Blue Mountain House, Blue Mountain Lake N Y 

Records, 1889-1940. " ' 62-160 

Carson, Russell Mack Little, 1884- CorressoBdence 

1923-53. 62^149 

Childwold Hotel, Massawepie, N. Y. Records 1892- 

19M - 62-158 

Durant, William West, 1850-1934. Papers, 1860- 

1936 - 62-806 

ALABAMA r»FPT. OF AWr- giVES AND HISTORY 

Allen, William Wirt, 1835-1894. Papers, 1863-65. 

60-1161 
Avery, William Cushman, 1831-1894. Papers, 1875- 

1919, 60-1165 

B an k head, John Bollis, 1842-1920. Papers, 1891- 

1941 ' 60-1176 

Bankhead, John Hollis, 1872-1946. Papers, 1917-46. 

60-2593 
Bankhead, William Broekman, 1874-1940. Papers 

183 "- 1M »- * 60-1175 

Blount, Richard A., 1774-1824. Papers, 1816-«0. 

60-1158 
Blue, Matthew Powers, 1824-1884. Papers, 1820- 

"• 60-2591 

Browne, William Phineas, 1804-1869. Papers, 1830- 

1933 - 60-1174 

Coffee, John, 1772-1833. Papers, 1796-1887. 60-1164 

Curry, Jabez Lamar Monroe, 1825-1903. Papers 

1786-1903. *" % . 2235 

#DuBose, John Witherspoon, 1836-1918. Papers 1857- 
1917 - 60-2373 

Halbert, Henry Sale, 1837-1916. Papers, 1827-1916. 

60-1260 



Hall, James Blair, b. 1855. Papers, 1846-1931. 
Hall family. Papers, 1786-1905. 



60-1191 
60-1218 



Hamilton, Peter Joseph, 1859-1927. Papers 1564- 

18M - ' 60-1177 

Barman, Arthur Fort, 1875-1948. Papers, 1902-46. 
Holt, Ernest Golsan, 1889- Papers, 1907-52. 60-1146 
Hopkins, Juliet Ann (Opie), 1818-1890. Papers, 1861- 

87 ; 60-1162 

Jones, James Marion, 1883-1940. Papers, 1913-40. '"' 

60-2374 
Jones, Thomas Goode, 1844-1914. Papers, 1881- 

1943 - ' 60-2594 

King, William Rutus, 1786-1853. Papers. 61-979 

McClellan, Thomas Cowan, 1873- Papers, 1903-23. 

60-1180 
McKee, Robert, i>. 1830. Papers, 1860-99. 60-1172 

McRae, Colin J., 1812-1877. Papers, 1837-66. 60-1163 
May, E. L. Papers, 1927-30. 60-2595 

Meek lamily. Papers, 1814-1903. 60-2397 

Milner lamily. Papers, 1776-1936. 60-1219 

Moren, Edward Hawthorne, 1825-1886. Papers, 1851- 
" 60-1981 

60-1171 
Noble, Robert Ernest, 1870-1956. Papers, 1819-25. 

60-1261 
Owen, Thomas McAdory, 1866-1920. Papers, 1901- 
| 21 - ' 80-1212 

Parsons, Lewis Eliphatet, 1817-1895. Papers, 1830- 

91 - 60-1170 

Perry, Benjamin Franklin, 1805-1886. Papers, 1818- 

re - " 60-1169 

Pickens, Israel, 1780-1827. Papers, 1805-84. 60-1166 
Pickett, Albert James, 1810-1858. Papers. 60-1168 

Reed, John Calvin, 1836-1910. Papers, 1827-1903. 

60-1167 
Sanders, William Henry. Papers, 1831-1918. 60-1208 

Sa l8S:i J 9?o° Wi " iImAususti ° e,1S25 - 1913 - Pi «- ra . 

' 60-2343 

Tait lamily. Papers, 1768-1874. 60-1444 

Terrell, John Dabney, 1801-1885. Papers, 1804-88. 

60-1159 



Repository Index 



Murrell, E. A. Papers, 1853-94. 



61-1280 



Underwood, Oscar Wilder, 1862-1929. Papers, 1895- 

193 °- 60-2592 

Van Dorn, Earl, 1820-1863. Papers, 1842-1915. 61-980 
Yancey, WiUiam Lowndes, 1814-1863. Papers. 61-981 
ALABAMA. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY 

Adams, John H. Papers. 61-209 

Al a bam a Circuit Court (23d Circuit) Records, 

1809-1926. 61-299 

Alabama. University. Records, 1820-1921. 62-190 

Alabama , University. Library. Miscellaneous 

manuscript collections, ea. 1820-1910. 61-1683 

Alabama Industrial and Scientific Society. Records. 

61-240 
Bowron, James, 1844-1928. Papers, 1877-1928. 

Brandon, William Woodward, 1868-1934. Speeches. 

61-795 
Brierfleld Iron Works, Brierfleld, Ala, Records, 

1864 -«. 61-366 

Brookes, Iveson L. Papers, 1811-1911. 61-1501 

Bruce, w. L. Business records, 1911-36. 62-3289 

Clayton, Henry De Lamar, 1827-1889. Papers, 1836-89. 

61-1703 
CU JJ°^ Vsun De Lamar, 1857-1929. Papers, 1882- 

193 °- 61-1281 

Coleman, Elisabeth Tyler. Papers, 1816-89. 61-333 

Comstoek, WiUiam Strong, 1815-1860. Business 

records, 1842-67. 61-208 

Dawson, John Charles, 1876- Papers. 61-794 

Dennis, Jere. Letters, 1900-23. 61-799 

Elliott, Carl, 1913- Papers, 1932- 61-1276 

Foster, John Collier, 1813-1892. Papers. (B-47B9 

Gorgas family. Papers, 1321-1920. 61-2789 

Benin, James Thomas, 1869-1951. Papers, 1893-1951. 
Hitchcock, Henry, 1791-1839. Papers, 1901-36. 

61-79B 
Hobbs, Samuel Francis, 1887-1952. Papers, 1921-52. 

61-1387 
Jeffers, Robinson, 1887- Papers. 61-205 

Jemlson, Robert, 1602-1871. Papers, 1797-1898. 



Johnson, John Will. Papers, 1936-51. 
Keyea family. Papers, 1846-1944. 



61-1386 

61-792 

61-1482 



Lostanges, Marguerite (Le Noir de Rouvray) de, comtesse 

1775-1852. Papers. 61-791 

McCall, Doyle L. , collector. Daybooks, 1845- 

1910. 61-297 

Manly family. Papers, 1819-1930. 61-2015 

Maxwell, Luther H. Papers, ca. 1920-31. 61-420 

Mayfield, Sara, 1905- Papers. 61-324 

Meek family. Papers, 1841-1901. 61-793 



61-300 



61-301 



Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company. 
Legal papers, 1854-96. 

Nixon, William D. Business records, 1907-36. 

Oakley, James Gee. Correspondence, 1892-1901. 

61-797 
PannelL Henry Clifton, 1896-1946. Papers, 1923- 

46 ' 61-796 

Peck, Samuel Mlnturn, 1854-1938. Papers. 61-323 

Quayle, William. Correspondence, 1862-64. 82-2290 

Shelby Iron Company, Shelby, Ala. Records 

1862-1923. 61 . 12S9 

Stack, Nicholas B. Papers, 1886-1932. 62-2386 

Street, Oliver Day, 1866-1944. Papers, 1888-1944. 

61-1298 
Townsend, Samuel, d. 1856. Estate papers, 1827- 

90 - 61-1725 

62-2364 
61-298 



V. S. General Land Office. Records. 
Yullle family. Papers, 1840-65. 



ALBANY INSTITUTE OF HISTORY AND ART 

Albany. Mayor. Papers, 1699-1932. 61-438 

Albany Committee for Relief of Ireland. Records, 1847- 

48 - 61-641 



Albany Institute of History and Art. Deeds_and 
mortgages, 1651-1881. " ■-■-■- gl _ 4M 

Albany Institute of History and Art. Dutch records, 
1690-1793. 61-438 

Albany Institute of History and Art Indentures, 

1652-1914. 61 _4s 7 

Albany Institute of History and Art Merchants' 

bills, 1726-1900. 61-484 

Albany Institute of History and Art. Miscellaneous 
documents. 61-524 

Albany Institute of History and Art. Papers of 
Presidents and Vice-Presidents of the United 
States, 1766-1924. 61-505 

Albany Institute of History and Art. Records, 1777- 

1940. 61-480 

BUecker family. Papers, 1769-1931. 61-476 

Bogart, Henry L Papers of Henry L Bogart and 

Morgan Lewis, 1721-95. 61-513 

Corning, Erastus, 1794-1872. Papers, 1810-72. 

61-478 
Cranch family. Papers of the Crunch, Qreenleat 
and Whitney families, 1749-1917. 61-459 

61-485 
61-466 
61-514 
61-487 
61-469 



Dunn family. Papers, 1783-1872. 
Fonda family. Papers, 1729-1825. 
Genet family. Papers, 1778-1909. 
Lansing family. Papers, 1738-1840. 
Lush family. Papers, 1784-1851. 

New York State Agricultural Society. Records, 

1792-1840. 61-479 

Prevost family. Papers, 1764-1924. 61-509 

Pruyn family. Papers, 1786-1908. 61410 

Pumpelly, Harmon. Deeds, 1826-46. 61-470 

Pumpelly family. Papers of the Pumpelly and 

Read families, 1612-95. 61411 

Pumpelly family. Papers of the Pumpelly, 
Campbell, Ross, and Wilkes families 1790- 
1882. 81-471 

Schuyler family. Papers, 1670-1643. 61-472 

Ulster Co. , N. Y. Records, 1768-1838. 61-474 

Ten Eyck family. Papers, 1667-1868. 61-473 

Van Alan, John E. Papers, 1777-1825. 61-477 

Van Rensselaer family. Papers, 1689-1852. 61-475 



Van Zandt, Gerrlt Papers, 1723-183L 

Ward, John Qulncy Adams, 1830-1910. Correspondence 
1874-1945.. - 61^481' 

Wilson family. Papers of the Wilson and Meads 

families, 1824-1930. 61-512 

At.RANy MB TOCAL CO T.l.f;^., ALB ANY. N Y 

Albany Medical College, Albany, N. Y. Manuscript 
collections, 1820-1946. 62-4892 



ALVERTHORPE GALLERY. JENKDiTOWN. PA. 



61-9S3 



Rosenwald, Lesslng Julius, 1891- Miscellaneous 

manuscripts, 17th-20th cent. 62-2866 



AMBRIDGE. PA. OLD ECONOMY STATE MUSEUM 

Harmony Society. Records, 1790-1950. 62-925 

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND LETTERS 



Adams, Herbert, 1858-1945. Correspondence 

1912-42. 61-1699 



James Truslow, 1878-1949. Correspondence 
1823-49. 61-1956 

Adams, Leonte, 1899- Papers, 1951- 61-1868 

Aiken, Conrad Potter, 1899- Papers, 1941- 61-1867 

Alderman, Edwin Anderson, 1861-183L. Cbrre- 

1924-3 L. 61-1969 



American Academy of Arts and Letters. Corres- 
pondence collections, 1874— 62-3375 

American Academy of Arts and Letters. Manuscript 
collections, 1681— ; 62-3374 

Andrews, Charles McLean, 1863-1943. Correspondence 
1937-43. 61-1863' 



Arms, John Taylor, 1887-1953. Correspondence 



Arvln, Newton, 1900- Correspondence, 1933- 



61-1866 



61-1883 



Repository Index 



AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND LBTTEHS 
(Continued) " ~ 

Auden, Wystan Hugh, 1907- Papers, 1948- 61-1884 

Babbitt, Irving, 1865-1933. Papers, 1920-33. 

61-1962 
Bacheller, Irrtng, 1859-1950. Papers, 1920-49. 

61-1939 
Bacon, Leonard, 1887-1954. Correspondence, 1940-53. 

61-1864 

Baker, George Pierce, 1866-1935. Papers, 1916-35. 

61-1882 
Baker, Ray Stannard, 1670-1946. Correspondence 

1920-44. 61-1938 

Ballin, Bugo, 1879-1956. Correspondence, 1908- 

58. 61-1881 

Barber, Samuel, 1910- Correspondence, 1941- 

61-1880 

Barnard, George Grey, 1863-1938. Correspondence, 
1908-38. 61-1896 

Bartlett, Frederic Clay, 1873-1953. Correspondence, 
1924-52. 61-1891 

Bartlett, Paul Wayland, 1865-1925. Papers, 1907-25. 

61-1869 
Barzun, Jacques, 1907- Papers, 1952- 61-1866 

Beal, Glfford, 1879-1956. Correspondence, 1923-55. 

61-1952 
Beaux, Cecilia, 1863-1942. Correspondence, 1932- 
42. 61-1879 

Becker, Carl Lotus, 1873-1945. Papers, 1933-45. 

61-1894 

Benet, Stephen Vincent, 1898-1943. Papers, 1929- 

«■ 61-1888 

Benet, WUllam Rose, 1886-1950. Papers, 1912-50. 

61-1937 
Berenson, Bernhard, 1865-1959. Correspondence, 

1921-48. 61-1900 

Belts, Louis, 1873- Correspondence, 1912- 61-1877 

Bishop, Isabel, 1902- Correspondence, 1844- 

61-2747 
Blashfleld, Edwin Hovland, 1848-1936. Papers 

1900-36. 61-1955 

Bogan, Louise, 1897- Papers, 1952- 61-1893 

Bridges, Robert, 1858-1941. Papers, 1906-40. 

61-1897 
Brockway, Howard. Correspondence, 1911-51. 

61-1892 
Brooks, Van Wyck, 1886- Papers, 1925- 61-1936 

BrownelL. William Crary, 1851-1928. Papers, 1908- 

M - 61-1890 

Brunner, Arnold William, 18S7-1925. Papers, 

1913-25. 81-1889 

Brush, George de Forest, 1355-1941. Correspondence, 

1903-41. 61-1957 

Burroughs, John, 1837-1921. Papers, 1904-21. 

61-1958 
Burt, maxwell Struthers, 1882-1954. Papers, 1917- 

53. 61-1885 

Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947. Papers, 1909- 
47. 61-1932 

Cable, George Washington, 1644-1925. Papers, 

1899-1924. 61-1886 

Canny, Benry Seldel, 1878-1961. Correspondence, 

1931-52. 81-1887 

Carpenter, John Alden, 1876-1951. Papers, 1918- 

51- 61-1902 

Cather, WUlaSlbert, 1873-1947. Correspondence, 

1928-46. 61-1895 

Chadwiek, George Whltelield, 1854-1931. Papers, 

1891-1931. 61-1901 

Chatfleld-Taylor, Hobart Charfleld, 1865-1945. 

Papers, 1912-40. 61-1903 

Clarke, Gllmore D. , 1892- Correspondence, 1937- 

61-1907 
Cole, Timothy, 1852-1931. Correspondence, 1908- 

31 - 61-1931 

Connelly, Marcus Cook, 1890- Correspondence, 1935- 

61-1953 
Converse, Frederick Shepherd, 1871-1940. Papers, 
1908-39. 61-1871 

Copland, Aaron, 1900- Correspondence, 1942- 

61-1908 

Corttssoz, Royal, 1889-1948. Papers, 1908-48. 

61-2209 

Cowley, Malcolm, 1898- Papers, 1949- 61-1876 



Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942. Correspondence, 

1915-42. 61-1951 

Cret, Paul Philippe, 1876-1945. Correspondence, 

1936-45. 61-1872 

CrOBS, Wilbur Lucius, 1862-1948. Papers, 1911-40. 

61-1904 

Crotners, Rachel, 1879-1958. Correspondence, 

1933-58. 61-1909 

Damrosch, Walter Johannes, 1862-1950. Papers, 

1911-18. 61-1873 

De Lamarter, Eric, 1880-1953. Correspondence, 

1937-52. 61-1923 

Deland, Margaret Wade (Campbell) 1857-1945. 

Papers, 1917-42. 61-1898 

Delano, William Adams, 1874-1960. Papers, 1931- 
60. 61-1874 

Dos Passos, John, 1896- Papers, 1916- 61-1911 

Eaton, Walter Prichard, 1878-1947. Correspondence, 
1918-48. 61-1670 

Edwards, George Wharton, 1659-1950. Papers, 

1925-46. 61-1875 

Edwards, Harry SbUlwall, 1855-1938. Correspondence, 
1912-38. 61-1878 

Egan, Maurice Francis, 1852-1924. Correspondence, 
1908-24, 61-2768 

Ersktne, John, 1879-1951. Papers, 1920-51. 81-1905 

Farrell, James Thomas, 1904- Correspondence, 

1942- 81-1924 

Faulkner, Barry, 1881- Papers, 1920- 61-1906 

Flnley, John Huston, 1863-1940. Papers, 1908- 

40. 61-1922 

Firkins, Oscar W., 1864-1932. Papers, 1912-35. 

61-1928 

Fisher, Dorothea Frances (Canfleld) 1879-19S8. Papers, 
1931-57. 61-1928 

Flanagan, John, 1865-1952. Correspondence, 1923-52. 

61-2150 

Fletcher, Jelferson Butler, 1865-1946. Correspondence, 
1920-46. 61-1927 

Foots, Arthur WlUiam, 1853-1937. Papers, 1904-37. 

61-1935 

Fraser, James Earle, 1876-1953. Correspond- 
ence, 1910-53. 61-1934 

Freeman, Douglas Southall, 1886-1953. Papers, 1937-53 

61-1929 

Freeman, Mary Eleanor (Wllktns) 1852-1930. 

Papers, 1917-29. 61-1925 

French, Daniel Chester, 1850-1931. Correspondence, 
1893-1931. 61-1933 

Frost, Robert, 1874-1963. Papers, 1916- 61-1930 

Garland, Hamlin, 1860-1940. Papers, 1907-40. 

61-1961 
Gay, Walter, 1856-1937. Correspondence, 1927- 

37. 61-1960 

Gibson, Charles Dana, 1867-1944. Correspondence, 
1921-44. 61-2146 

Gilbert, Cass, 1859-1934. Correspondence, 1907-34. 

61-2142 

GUder, Richard Watson, 1844-1909. Papers, 

1892-1909. 61-2141 

Gillette, Wflllam Booker, 1853-1937. Correspondence 
1914-37. 81-2139 

Glasgow, Ellen Anderson Gholsen, 1874-1945. Papers 
1932-45. 61-1912 

Goodrich, Arthur Frederick, 1878-1941. Corre- 
spondence, 1927-41. 61-2140 

Grant, Robert, 1852-1940. Papers, 1915-40. 61-2145 

Hadley, Henry Kimball, 1871-1937. Papers, 1908-37. 

61-2147 
Hagedorn, Hermann, 1882- Papers, 1920- 61-2148 

Hamilton, Clayton Meeker, 1881-1946. Papers, 

1911-46. 61-2144 

Hanson, Howard, 1896- Papers, 1935- 61-2134 

HaselUne, Herbert, 1877- Correspondence, 1935- 

61-2135 

Bassam, Chllde, 1859-1935. Papers, 1920-35. 

61-2136 

Hastings, Thomas, 1860-1929. Correspondence, 

1810-29. 61-2137 

Hawthome, Charles Webster, 1872-1930. Corre- 
spondence, 1920-30. 81-2149 



Hazen, Charles Downer, 1868-1941. Corr es p ond ence, 
1918-40. 61-2136 

Bellman, Lillian, 1905- Correspondence, 1946- 

61-2152- 

Hendrtck, Burton Jesse, 1670-1949. Correspondence, ™ 



Hersey, John Richard, 1914- Correspondence, 

1950- 61-2154 

Hlgglnson, Thomas Wentworth, 1823-1911. Papers, 
1884-1911. 61-2155 

Hill, David Jayne, 1850-1932. Correspondence, 

1919-31. 61-2156 

Hillyer, Robert fflin*»q« 1893- Correspondence 

1938- 61-2157 

Hitchcock, Ripley, 1857-1918. Papers, 1912-16. 



Hoffman, Malvlna, 1887- Correspondence, 1937- 



Bopklnson, Charles, 1869- Correspondence, 

1935- 61-2124 

Hopper, Edward, 1882- Correspondence, 1945- 



Howard, Sidney Coe, 1891-1939. Correspondence, 
1927-39. 61-2161 

Howe, Mark Antony De Wolfe, 1864-1960. Papers, 

1906-60. 61-2126 

Hovells, John Mead, 1868-1959. Correspondence, 

1911-44. 61-2125 

Howens, William Dean, 1837-1920. Papers, 1879-1919. 

61-2253 
Huntington, Anna Vaughn (Hyatt) 1876- Corre- 
spondence, 1927- 61-2123 

Huntington, Archer Milton, 1870-1955. Papers, 

1911-53. 61-2116 

James, Phlup, 1890- Papers, 1933- 61-2131 

Jenneweln, Carl Paul, 1890- Correspondence, 

1931- 6l-213oJ| 

jobansen, John Christen, 1876- Correspondence, ^^ 

1930- 61-2129 

Johnson, Robert Underwood, 1853-1937, Papers, 1898- 
1937. 61-2244 

Jones, Robert Edmond, 1867-1854. Correspondence, 
1933-54. 61-2128 

Keller, Helen Adams, 1680- Correspondence, 

1919- 61-2127 

Kelley, Edgar SOllman, 1857-1944. Papers, 1899- 

1944. 61-2589 

Kendall, William Mitchell, 1856-1941. Corre- 
spondence, 1914-41. 61-2151 

Kendall, William Sergeant, 1669-1938. Corre- 
spondence, 1906-38. 61-2143 

Kennan, George, 1845-1924. Correspondence, 

1884-1924. 61-2132 

Krels, Henry, 1899- Correspondence, 1949- 61-2255 
Kroll, Leon, 1884- Papers, 1930- 61-2133 

Kronenberger, Louis, 1904- Correspondence, 1951- 

61-2256 
LaFarge, John, 1835-1910. Correspondence, 1904-10. 

61-2257 
Lawrle, Lee Oskar, 1877- Correspondence, 1931- 

61-2254 
Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951. Papers, 1922-51. 61-2382 

Lie, Jobas, 1880-1940. Correspondence, 1930-39. 

61-2231 
Llppmann, Walter, 1889- Papers, 1932- 61-2467 

Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924. Papers, 1903-24. 

61-2232 
Loeffler, Charles Martin Tomov, 1861-1935. |B 



Correspondence, 1908-35. 



61-2233 



Lounsbury, Thomas Rsynesford, 1838-1915. Correspond- 
ence, 1870-1913. 81-2251 

Lowell, Abbott Lawrence, 1956-1943. Correspondence 
1910-43. 61^2234 

Lowes, John Livingston, 1867-1945. Correspondence 
W29-4S. 61-2235 

MaUe, Hamilton Wright, 1846-1916. Correspondence 
1901-29. 61-2239 

MeCartan, Edward, 1879-1947. Correspondence, 

1924-47. 61-2398 

MacEwen, Walter, 1860-1943. Correspondence, 1907- 
*3. 61-2241 



61-2237 



81-3396 



AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AMD LETTERS 
(Continued) 

MacKaye, Percy, 1875-1956. Papers, 1908-56. 

fjK MacLeisa, Archibald, 1892- Papers, 1933- 
■^ 61-2238 

MarMrmmes, Frederick William, 1B63-1S37. 

Correspondence, 1915-37. * 61-2240 

MaeNell, Herman AtJdns, 1886-1947. Correspondence 

1915-47. 61-2236 

Malderelli, Oronzlo, 1892- Correspondence, 1950- 
Mann, Thomas, I875-19S5. Papers, 1928-55. 61-2246 
Manshlp, Paul, 188S- Papers, 1920- 61-2252 

Marktam, Edwin, 1852-1940. Correspondence, 1908-40. 

61-2249 
Martin, Edward Sandtord, 1856-1939. CornspcBdence 
"08-39. {Jl-2242 

Mason, Daniel Gregory, 1873-1953. Correspondence 
1806-53. ^^tuiua 

Mather, Frank Jewett, 1868-1853. Correspondence 

1920-53. 81-2397 

Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929. Papers, 1891-1929. 

61-2383 

Mead, Margaret, 1901- Correspondence, 1855- 

Mead, William Ruthertord, 1846-1926. Correspond- 
ence, 1908-26. 61-2385 
Melchers, Gari, 1860-1932. Correspondence, 1898- 

1932 - 81-2399 

Millet, Francis Davis, 1846-1912. Papers, 1888-1912. 

61-2413 
Mitchell, Donald Grant, 1822-1908. Papers, 1876- 

I 905 - 61-2392 

Moore, Charles, 1855-1942. Correspondence, 1917- 

<a ~ 61-2400 

Moore, Douglas Stuart, 1893- Papers, 1941- 61-2384 
mk Moore, Marianne, 1887- Correspondence, 1947- 

81-2412 
More, Paul Elmer, 1864-1937. Papers, 1908-37. 

61-2401 
Morris, Harrison Smith, 1856-1948. Correspond- 
ence, 1908-48. 61-2402 
Mulr, John, 1838-1914. Correspondence, 1889-1914. 

61-2403 
Mnmlord, Lewis, 1895- Correspondence, 1930- 

61-2394 
Nathan, Robert, 1894- Correspondence, 1936- 

61-2395 
Nevlns, Allan, 1890- Papers, 1938- 61-2393 

Nicholson, Meredith, 1866-1947. Correspondence 

W03-42. in.2420 

Nlehaus, Charles Henry, 1855-1835. Correspondence, 
1916-35. 61-2388 

Olmsted, Frederick Law, 1870-1957. Correspondence, 
1918-50. 61 . 2407 

Page, Thomas Nelson, 1853-1922. Correspondence, 
l 908 -22- ^^ 6i-2391 

Paine, Albert Bigelow, 1861-1937. Correspondence, 
1918-37. 61-2405 

Patchen, Kenneth, 1911- Correspondence, 1941-58. 

61-2389 

Patiglan, Halg, 1876-1950. Correspondence, 1927- 

**• 61-2406 

Pennell, Elizabeth (Robins) 1855-1936. Correspond- 
ence, 1915-34. 61-2404 

Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926. Correspondence, 1908- 

26. 61-2408 

Perry, Bliss, 1860-1954. Papers, 1905-51. 61-2409 

Phelps, William Lyon, 1865-1943. Papers, 1910-42. 

A 61-2410 

Piston, Walter, 1894- Correspondence, 1938- 61-2411 

Piatt, Charles Adams, 1861-1933. Correspondence, 
1908-33. 61-3401 



61-2387 



Pond, Irving Kane, 1857-1939. Papers, 1912-39. 

Pope, John Russell, 1874-1937. Correspondence 

1916-37. 61-2366 

Pound, Ezra Loomls, 1885- Papers, 1938- 61-3400 

Putnam, Herbert, 1861-1955. Correspondence, 

1091_«1 ' 



61-2366 



1925-51. 
Rand, Edward Kennard, 1871-1945. Papers, 1833-45. 

61-2365 



Repository Index 



Redfleld, Edward Willis, 1868- Correspondence, 

1908-53. 61-2362 

Reppller, Agnes, 1855-1950. Papers, 1903-41. 

61-2364 

Rhodes, James Ford, 1848-1927. Papers, 1900-26. 

61-2363 

Rice, Elmer L., 1892- Correspondence, 1938- 

61-2361 

Riley, James Wnitcomb, 1649-1916. Papers, 

1888-1916. 61-2359 

Roberts, Sir Charles George Douglas, 1660-1943. 

Papers, 1800-41. 61-2360 

Robinson, Edwin Arlington, 1869-1935. Papers, 

1808-35. 61-2367 

Roosevelt, Theodore, Pres. U. S., 1858-1919. 

Papers, 1885-1918. 61-2356 

Root, Ellnu, 1845-1937. Papers, 1913-35. 61-3416 

RuckstuU, Fred Wellington, 1653-1942. Papers, 



1902-40. 



61-2547 



Saartnen, Eero, 1910- Correspondence, 1954- 

61-2567 
Salnt-Gaudens, Augustus, 1848-1907. Papers 

l 902 ""'- ' 61-2568 

Sandburg, Carl, 1878- Correspondence, 1833- 

61-2570 
Sargent, John Singer, 1656-1925. Correspondence 

1905-25. Sl „ 2589 

Schelling, Ernest, 1876-1939. Correspondence, 

1913-39. 61-2583 

Schelling, Felix Emmanuel, 1858-1945. 
Correspondence, 1911-45. 



61-2543 
Sehnakenberg, Henry Ernest, 1892- Correspondence 

1952- 61-2558 

Schuman, William Howard, 1910- Correspondence, 

1945- 61-2588 

Sedgwick, Henry Dwlght, 1861-1957. Papers, 1900- 

52. 61-2492 

Sessions, Roger, 1896- Correspondence, 1938- 

61-2587 
Seton, Ernest Thompson, 1860-1946. Corre- 
spondence, 1905-46. 61-2560 

Shelley, Harry Rowe, 1858-1947. Papers, 1882- 

1947. 61-2582 

Shepherd, Arthur, 1860-1956. Correspondence. 

1838-58. 61 . 25S6 

Shepley, Henry R. , 1887- Papers, 1939- 61-2559 

Sherman, Stuart Pratt, 1881-1826. Papers, 1916-26. 

61-2545 
Sherwood, Robert Emmet, 1696-1955. Papers, 

1937-55. 61-2548 

Shorey, Paul, 1857-1934. Papers, 1911-34. 61-2550 
Simon, Louis Adolph. Correspondence, 1941-58. 



61-2563 



Sitwell, Dame Edith, 1887- Papers, 1949- 



Sloan, John, 1871-1951. Correspondence, 1929-50. 

61-2561 
Sloane, William MiUigan, 1650-1928. Papers, 

1901-28. ' 61 .2562 

Smith, David Stanley, 1877-1949. Correspondence, 

1910-49. 61-2585 

Smith, Francis Bopkinson, 1838-1915. Papers 

1908 - 15 - ' 61-2564 

Sowerby, Leo, 1895- Papers, 1935- 61-2592 

Spalding, Albert, 1888-1953. Correspondence, 

1926 -«- 61-2584 

Sp ?S!! r ' EUgeiie Edward - 1883 - Correspondence, 

183 °- 61-2565 

Stedman, Edmund Clarence, 1833-1908. Papers 

18 »0-1908. '61-2566 

Sterne, Maurice, 1878-1957. Correspondence 

1M8 -"- 61-2556 

Sterner, Albert, 1863-1946. Correspondence, 1929- 

46 " 61-2554 

Stevenson, Burton Egbert, 1672- Papers, 1910- 

61-2549 
Stlmson, Frederic Jesup, 1855-1943. Papers, 1923- 

**• 61-2488 

Stoessel, Albert, 1894-1943. Correspondence, 

1931-43. 81-2590 

Street, Julian Leonard, 1879-1947. Correspondence 
1921-47. 61 _2 557 

Strong, Austin, 1681-1952. Correspondence, 1929- 
S2 - 61-25.53 



Taft, Lorado, 1860-1936. Papers, 1606-35. 61-2S55 
Tarklngton, Booth, 1869-1946. Papers, 1908-44. 



Taylor, Deems, 1885- Papers, 1924- 



61-2544 
61-2699 



Tnayer, Abbott Handerson, 1849-1921. Corre- 
spondence, 1909-20. 91-2552 

Thayer, William Koseoe, 1859-1923. Papers, 1911- 

23. 61-2489 

Thomas, Augustus, 1857-1834. Papers, 1912-33. 
Thomson, Virgil, 1896- Papers, 1948- 61-2591 

Thorndlke, Ashley Horace, 1871-1933. Papers, 

1913-33. 61-2666 

Tinker, Chauncey Brewster, 1876- Papers, 1931- 

56. 61-2662 

Torrence, Frederic Ktdgely, 1875-1950. Correspond- 
ence, 1908-49. 61-2697 

Townsend, Edward Waterman, 1655-1942. Correspond- 
ence, 1912-41. 61-2696 

Train, Arthur Cheney, 1875-1945. Papers, 1924-43. 

81-2698 
Untermeyer, Louis, 1685- Papers, 1941- 61-2695 

Van Doren, Mart, 1694- Papers, 1940- 61-2693 

Van Dyke, Henry, 1852-1933. Papers, 1804-33. 

61-2767 

Van Dyke, John Charles, 1858-1932. Papers, 1908-32. 

61-2694 
Vender, Ellhu, 1836-1923. Papers, 1890-1822. 

61-2692 
Vols, Douglas, 1856-1935. Correspondence, 1918-34. 

61-2686 
Walker, Ralph, 1889- Papers, 1849- 61-2687 

Ward, John Qmncy Adams, 1830-1910. Papers, 

1852-1909. 61-2685 

Warren, Charles, 1868-1954. Papers, 1925-54. 61-2684 
Warren, Robert Pens, 1905- Papers, 1950- 61-2691 

Watklns, Franklin Chenault, 1894- Correspondence, 
1946- 61-2690 

Weinman, Adolph Alexander, 1870-1652. Correspond- 
ence, 1910-51. 61-2683 

Wendell, Barrett, 1655-1921. Papers, 1901 ^0. 

Westcott, Glenway, 1901- Papers, 1947- 

Wharton, Edith Nevbold (Jones) 1662-1937. 
Correspondence, 1925-37. 

Wheelock, John Hall, 1886- Papers, 1948- 

Whlte, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. Correspondence 

1902-18. 61-2672 

White, Stewart Edward, 1673-1946. Papers, 1908- 

45 - 31-2766 

White, WllUam Allen, 1868-1944. Correspondence, 

1915-43. 61-2873 

Whiting, Arthur Battelle, 1861-1936. Correspondence 

1914-36. 81-2674 

Whitlock, Brand, 1869-1934. Papers, 1914-33. 

61-2758 
Wilder, Thornton Nlven, 1897- Papers, 1928- 

61-2756 
WUes, Irving R., 1861-1948. Correspondence, 1908- 

**■ 61-2757 

Williams, Jesse Lynch, 1671-1929. Correspondence 

1908-26. 61-3768 

Williams, William Carlos, 1683- Papers, 1948- 



61-2686 
61-2660 



61-2670 
61-2671 



Wilson, Woodrow, Pres. V. S., 1858-1924. 
Correspondence, 1899-1923. 

Wlster, Owen, 1860-1938. Papers, 1908-37. 



61-2764 

61-2763 
61-2676 



Woodberry, George Edward, 1855-1930. Papers, 

1878-1929. 61-2661 

Woodbrldge, Frederick James Eugene, 1867-1940. 

Correspondence, 1933-39. 61-2680 

Wyeth, Andrew, 1917- Correspondence, 1950- 

61-2681 
Young, Maaonrl Mackintosh, 1877-1957. Papera, 

1935-57. 61-2765 

Zorach, William, 1887- Correeposdence, 1953- 

61-2682 

AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, WORCESTER. 
MASS . 

Abbot, Ephralm, 1779-1870. Papers, 1801-1904. 62-3293 

Agard, Charles W. , 1648-1913. Papers. 62-3065 

Allen, Thomas, 1782-1842. Papers, 1737-1835. 62-3204 



Repository Index 



AMERICAKANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, WORCESTER , 
MASS . {Continued) 
American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Civil War papers, 1861-65. 62-3085 

American Antiquarian society, Worcester, Mass. 

Collection of account books. 62-3523 

American Antiquarian society, Worcester, Mass. 

Collection of Mexican legal papers, 1749-94. 62-3815 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Collection of orderly books. 62-3155 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Correspondence, 1812-1956. 62-3162 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Letters relating to the French and Indian War, 
1754-74. 62-3064 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Logbook collection. 62-3194 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to Massachusetts, 1639-1677. 

62-4845 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to .Massachusetts regiments 
in the Civil War. 62-4794 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers nutting to Scltuate, Mass., 1707-91. 62-3193 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Papers relating to Shays' Rebellion. 62-4802 

-American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to stage lines in New England, 
1600-45. 62-2995 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Papers relating to Sunon, Mass. 62-4799 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to the anti-slavery movement in 
Massachusetts, 1834-57. 62-3080 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to the State of Maine, 1640-1840. 



American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to the United States Revolution, 
1775-87. 62-3001 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 

Papers relating to the War of 1812. 62-3002 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to Worcester Co., Mass., 1719- 
1873. 62-3170 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass. 
Papers relating to Worcester, Mass., 1666-1949. 



American Art Association, New York. Records 
1887-1918. 

Atvater, Caleb, 1776-1867. Papers. 

Baldwin, Christopher Columbus, 1800-1B35. 
Papers. 



62-3176 
62-3291 



62-4509 
62-4753 
62-3011 



Baldwin, Simeon Eben, 1840-1827. Papers. 
Barton, Ira Moore, 1796-1867. Papers. 

Bayley, Frank William, 1863-1932. Correspondence. 

62-3258 
Benttej, William, 1759-1619. Papers. 



62-3165 

62-2744 
62-3185 



BlcknelL Thomas Williams, 1834-1925. 
Correspondence, 1855-1924. 

Blgelow, Andrew, 1795-1877. Papers, 1806-! 

Blnney, Amos, 1778-1833. Letter book, 1811-14. 62-3207 

Blackstcw Canal Company. Records, 1823-31. 62-3182 

Bolton, Charles Knowles, 1867-1950. Papers. 62-3233 

Boston. Town records, 1631-60. 62-3191 

Bowen, Clarence Wlnthrop, 1852-1935. Journals 
and scrapbooks. 62-3292 



Bradstreet, John, 1711-1774. 
1755-73. 



Correspondence, 



Brlgham, Elijah, 1751-1816. Family papers, 1754- 

1880. 62-4483 

Buckingham, Philo B., b. 1820. Papers. 62-3190 

Builard family. Papers, 1724-1842. 62-3189 

Bullock, Alexander Hamilton, 1816-1882. Papers. 

62-3174 
Burr, Aaron, 1756-1836. Correspondence, 1772- 

1818. 62-3188 

Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839. Papers, 1788-1857. 
Carter, Robert, 1728-1804. Papers, 1772-93. 



62-4846 
62-2735 



Cathcart, James Leander, 1767-1843. Diplomatic 

lourna! and letter book, 1788-96. 62-3178 

Chandler, John. 1721-1800. Papers. 62-3187 

Chase, Lucy, 1822-1909. Papers, 1824-1902. 62-3075 

Checver family. Papers. 1783-1885. 62-5173 

Cole. George Watson, 1850-1939. Papers. 62-3181 

Company for Propagation of the Gospei in New Eng- 
land and the Parts Adjacent in America. London. 
Records. 62-3079 

Conant, Edwin, 1810-1904. Papers, 1792-1886. 62-3160 

Confederate States of America. Army. Invoices of 
ordnance and ordnance stores, 1861-B3. 62-3208 

Copeland and Day, Boston. Correspondence, 1860- 

1900. 62-3209 

Corwin, Jonathan, 1640-1718. Account books, 

1655-65. 62-3809 

Craigle, Andrew, 1744-1819. Papers, 1717- 

1815. 62-3009 

Curwen family. Papers. 07-45U7 

Cuyler, Cornelius, 1697-1765. Letter books, 1724- 

36, 1752-64. 62-3219 

Davenport, John, 1597-1670. Papers. 62-3086 

Davis, Isaac, 1799-1883. Correspondence, 

1816-52. 62-3087 

Davis, John, 1767-1854. Papers. 62-3068 

DePuy, Henry Farr, 1859-1924. Papers. 62-3177 

DeVinne, Theodore Low, 1828-1914. Letters, 

1683-1911. 62-3010 

Drake, Samuel Gardner, 1798-1875. Papers. 62-3089 

Dudley, Mass. Town records, 1747-1859. 62-3210 

Dunn family. Correspondence, 1667-169— 62-3203 

Earle, Pliny, 1809-1892. Papers, 1837-91. 62-3090 

Ebtllng, Chrlstoph Daniel, 1741-1817. Papers. 62-3175 

Engkman, John B. Synopses of letters, 1856-59. 



62-3297 

62-4776 
62-3184 



Evans, Griffith, 1760-1845. Papers, 1797-yy. 

Fiske, Nathan, 1733-1799. Papers. 

Fitch, Thomas, 1669-1737. Letter book, 1702-11. 

62-3091 

Forbes, Harriette (Merrifield) 1656-1951. 

Papers. 62-3092 

Foster, Dwight, 1757-1623. Papers, 1750-1684. 

62-3093 

Foster, Stephen Symonds, 1B09-1BS1. Stephen 5. 
and Abby Kelley Foster correspondence, 1836- 
1921. 62-4830 

French, Edwin Davis, 1651-1906. Papers. 62-3234 

Frost, Donald McKay. Papers. 62-3095 

Gage family. Papers. 62-4934 

Gale, Frederick W., 1816-1854. Papers. 62-3096 

Gay, Ebenezer, 1696-1787. Sermons. 62-3290 

Goddard family. Papers, 1713-1867. 62-3097 

Goodwin, Isaac, 1786-1B32. Papers. 62-3814 

Goss, Elbridge Henry. 1830-1908. Correspondence 

1854-1908. 62-3098 

Gough, John Bartholomew, 1617-1886. Papers. 62-3099 

Gt. Brit. Privy Council. Proclamations and or- 
ders in council, 1630-1815. 62-3826 

Hale, Robert, 1691-1755. Papers. 62-3101 

Hamilton, Alexander, 1757-1804. Papers, 1791-94: 

62-3100 
Hancock family. Papers. 62-3082 

Hardinge, Benjamin. Papers. 62-3102 

Harris, Thaddeus Mason, 1768-1842. Papers. 62-3103 

Haswell, Anthony, 1756-1816. Papers. 62-3060 

Haven, Samuel Foster, 1606-1881. Papers. 62-3168 

Heath, Daniel Collamore, 1B42-1908. Correspond- 
ence, 1673-1908. 62-3061 



Henshaw, V.'iUiam, 1735-1820. Papers. 62-3275 

Hewes, David, 1822-1915. Papers. 62-3608 

Hoar, George Frisbie, 1826-1904. Papers. 62-3104 

Hodges, Samuel, 1792-1827. Papers. 62-3^fe 

Howells. William Dean, 1837-1920. Correspondence, 
1903-14. 62-3062 



Hull, John, 1624-1683. Papers. 

Huntington family. Papers, 1776. 

Jeimison, Samuel, 1788-1860. Biographical notes. 



62-3276 
62-3156 

s. 
62-3157 



62-3158 
62-3144 
62-3825 



Klnnicutt, Thomas, 1800-1858. Papers, 1828-57. 

Lancaster, Joseph, 1778-1838. Papers. 

Lamed, Samuel, 1798-1846. Papers. 

Lee & Shepard, publishers, Boston. Correspondence, 
1861-1942. 62-3059 

Lincoln, Enoch, 1788-1829. Papers. 62-3067 

Lincoln. Levi, 1749-1820. Papers. 62-3612 

Lincoln, Levi, 1782-1868. Papers, 1793-1864. 62.3811 

Lincoln, Waldo, 1849-1933. Papers, 1871-1933. 62-3143 

Lincoln, William, 1801-1843. Papers. 62-3813 

Marston, Philip Bourke, 1850-1887. Papers. 62-305C 

Massachusetts. Militia. Records, 1819-59. 62-3142 

Mather family. Papers. 62-3124 

Melyen, Jacob, d. 1706. Letter book, 1691-96. 

i 62-3107 

Millbury, Mass. First Congregational Church. 

Records, 1B30-55. 62-3108 

Nason, Ellas, 1811-1687. Correspondence, 

1831-62. 62-3052^ 

Nichols, Charles Lemuel, 1851-1929. Papers. 62-3063' 

62-3066 



62-4793 
62-3294 



Norcross, GrenviUe HowLana, 1854-1937. 
Papers. 

Oakes, William, 1799-1848. Correspondence, 

1823-48. 62-3054 

Paine family. Papers, 1768-1864. 62-3064 

Park, Lawrence, 1873-1924. Correspondence. 

62-3035 

Parker family. Papers. 62-3810 

Parkman, Ebenezer, 1703-1782. Papers. 62-3UG 

Peabody, Stephen, 1741-1819. Diaries and accounts, 
1777-1814. 62-3078 

Penn, Thomas, 1702-1775. Letters, 1752-72. 

Perkins, Jacob, 1766-1849. Papers. 

Perkins, John, 1698-1781. Papers. 62-3057 

Phillips, Henry A., 1652-1926. Genealogical notes. 

62-3169 
Porter, Jacob. Papers. 62 -3827 

Preble, George Henry, 1816-1885. Papers. 62-3056 

Rockwell, John Arnold, 1803-1861. Papers. 62-3G03 

Rogers, John, 1829-1904. Papers. 62-3055 

Rumball-Petre, Edwin Alfred Robert, 1881-1954. 

Correspondence. 62-3094 

Salisbury family. Papers, 1674-1905. 62-3072 

Scandlin, William G. , 1828-1871. Papers. 62-307iS 

Scofield. James Monroe, 1824-1871. Papers. 62-3076 

Sewall, William Bartlett, 1782-1869. Diaries, 

1613-45. 62-3109 

Sewall family. Papers, 1634-1905. 62-3215 

Shaw family. Papers of the Shaw and Webb 

families, 1756-1661. 62-4484 

Shepard, Thomas, 1605-1649. Papers of 

Thomas Shepard and his family. 62-4745 

Sleeper, John Sherburne, 1794-1676. Papers. 62-3167 

Smith, Justin Harvey, 1857-1930, collector. Papers 
relating to the Mexican War. 62-3216 



AMERICAN ANTIQHARIAN SOCIET Y, WORCESTER. 

MASS . (Continued) a 

Smith, Sidney Lawton, 1845-1929. Papers. 62-3217 

Sprague, John, 1718-1797. Papers, 1713-1815. 62-3218 

sJrStearns, Samuel, 1741-1809. Papers. 62-3220 

Sullivan, Thomas Russell, 1849-1916. Correspond - 

ence - 62-3221 

Sweetser, Set)., 1807-1878. Papers, 1838-78. 62-3183 

Swett, Samuel, 1775 (ca.)-1850. Papers. 62-3222 

Taggart, Samuel, 1754-1825. Letters, 1803-15. 62-3171 

Tenney, Jonathan, 1817-1888. Papers. 62-3069 

Terry, James, 1844-1912. Papers. 62-3223 
Thomas, Isaiah, 1749-1831. Papers, 1754-1831. 



62-3077 
62-3224 



Tlcknor, Caroline, 1866-1937. Papers. 

Tinker, Edward Laroeque, 1881- collector. Pa- 
pers relating to Louisiana, 1782-1935. 62-3205 

Tuckerman, Edward, 1817-1886. Correspondence. 

l841 " M - 62-3178 

Twichell, Qlnery, 1811-1883. Papers. 62-3208 

Waldo family. Papers. 62-3166 

Wallcut, Thomas. Papers, 1762-1832. 62-3008 

Ward tamlly. Papers. 62-3186 

Washburn, Charles Grenflll, 1857-1928. Papers. 

62-3007 
Waters, Jason, 1824- 1808. Memoranda and 
account books, 1812-29. 



Waters family. Papers, 1742-1885. 

West, Richardson & Lord, Boston. Records 
1792-1886. ™«>ras, 

Whig Party. Massachusetts. Records. 

I Wllloughby, William A. , 1817-1887. Papers. 

Winchester family. Papers, 1843-72. 

Wlnslow, John, 1825-1898. Papers. 

Woodward, Samuel Bayard, 1787-1850. Papers 



62-3006 
62-3005 

62-2997 
62-3068 
62-2998 
62-2999 
62-3000 

62-4711 



AMERICAN CATHOLIC HIS TORICAL ASSnCTATIff M 
American Catholic Historical Association. Records, 



1919-60. 



61-1049 



• *^S^l CC " roREGA ' nC " W1 ' AS30raA-nQK Bf "™1 ' l 

Dexter, Henry Martyn, 1821-1890, collector. 

Ecclesiastical councils, 1629-1885. 62-1262 

Hawley, Gideon, 1727-1807. Papers, 1753-1806. 

61-3171 
Torrey, Charles Turner, 1813-1846. Papers, 1837- 
**• 61-3077 

AMERICAN HISmHTf » L ASSOCIATION. PACIFIC T OAST 
BRANCH "~ "~~~ — 

American Historical Association. Pacific Coast 

Branch. Records, 1904-60. 61-897 



AMERICAN NATIONAL RljD rmyss S ee RED CROSS 
D. S. AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS 

AMERICAN PUTT JKncir njAL SOCIETY, PHn.AnKI .PH1 a 

dnAmerlcan Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 
^F Account books, daybooks, and diaries, 1731- 

1813 - 62-751 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Archives, 1768- 61-734 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Collections of letters, 1744-1873. 61-3278 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 
Independence National Historical Park collection, 
"■ lm " 61-1073 



American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 
Miscellaneous manuscript collection, 1677- 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 
Papers an American history, 1681-192L 



61-28 



Repository Index 



American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Papers on botany, 1794-1905. 61-1127 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Papers on international law, 1599-1811. 61-1335 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Papers on language. 61-1658 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Papers on mathematics, ca. 1648-ca. 1814. 

61-928 
American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Papers on meteorology, 1748-1935. 61-929 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Papers on religion. 62-3067 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 

Papers on science, 1720-1938. 61-950 

American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. 
Papers on the non-intercourse movement. 
176S -"- 61-1021 

Americas Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. Pa- 
pers on travel and exploration, 1671-1812. 62-3386 

Audubon, John James, 1786-1(51. Papers, 1822-46. 

60-3108 
B"he lamflj. Pap.,,, 1770-1*68. 61 . 106 

Barton, Benjamin Smith, 1766-1815. Papers 

1785-1813. "*" 61 . rai 

Bertram, John, 1689-1777. Papers, 1738-77. 61-729 
Beecarla, Giovanni Batista, 1716-1781. Papers. 

60-2770 
Blakeslee, Albert Francis, 1874-1954. Papers, 1904- 

**■ 60-2746 

Bonaparte, Charles Laden Jules Laurent, prince de 

Caaino, 1803-1857. Correspondence, 1825-57. 

60-2823 
Bruion de Jouy, Anne Louise Boyvln (d'Hardancourt) b. 

1744. Papers, late 18th cent. 61-762 

Burd, James, 1726-1793. Papers, 1753-65. 61-1426 

Cannon, Walter Bradford, 1871-1945. Papers, 1905- 

**■ 60-2730 

Coates family. Papers, 1770-1830. 61-887 

CoUins, Frank Shipley, 1848-1920. Papers, 1872- 

62-747 
Correa da Sena, Jose' Francesco, 1730-1823. 

Correspondence, 1772-1827. 61-679 

Darwin, Charles Robert, 1809-1682. Papers, 1830- 

K - 60-2731 

Donaldson, Henry Herbert, 1857-1988. Papers, 1890- 

19 '8. 60-2732 

Duane lamlly. Correspondence, 1770-1907. 61-886 

Duhamel du Monceau, Henri Louis, 1700-17817 

Papers, 1728-89. jj.tvs 

Dn Ponceau, Peter Stephen, 1750-1844. Papers, 1792- 

. 1842 - 61-1272 

Eyton, Thomas Campbell, 1809-1880. Correspondence, 
1838-74. eo.2,33 

Fabroni, Giovanni Valentino Match, 1752-1822. 
Correspondence of Giovanni and Leopoldo Fabroni, 
1775-1863. 62-1171 

Franklin, Benjamin, 1709-1790. Papers, 1642- 

61-910 

Fraier, John Fries, 1812-1672. Correspondence. 

1834 - TO - 60-2734 

Fl ?fl£ PBr » or . 1844-1909. Correspondence, 1884- 

60-2982 



62-578 



Friends, Socfety of (Free Quakers) Archives. 

Gray, Asa, 1810-1888. Correspondence, 1838-87. 

60-2792 
^^aS*™"". 1800-1875. ConWspcoaence, 

l'ta-1894. 60-2767 

HaWeman, Samuel Stehman, 1812-1880. Letters 

183 *- 81 - 61-789 

Ban, David, 1714-1772. Papers, 1745-75. 61-263 

Haney, John Louis, 1877-1960. Papers, 1887-1959. 

61-1083 
Hare, Robert, 1781-1858. Papers, 1764-1859. 62-932 

Haunt, Lewis Muhlenberg, 1844-1937. Papers. 1890- 
M 4°- . '"" <,!_„« 

Hooker, Sir Joseph Datton, 1817-191JL Papers, 1843- 
1SM - 61-1096 



HopHnson, Francis, 1737-1791. lepers, 1778-91. 



60-3139 



Borafield, Timothy. Papers, 1733-71 61-266 

HosadE, David, 1769-1835. Papers, 1797-1891. 

61-773 
Humboldt, Alexander, Freiherr von, 1769-1859 

Letters, 1793-1859. 60-3216 

Hunter, George, 1755-1824. Papers, 1796-1809 

61-878 
Hutchinson, James, 1752-1893. Papers, 1771-1928. 

62-3918 
Huxley, Thomas Henry, 1825-1893. Letters, 1851- 
1608. 60-3201 

Jefferson, Thomas, Pres. O. S., 1743-1826 

Papers, 1775-1825. gj.jvj 

Jennings, Herbert Spencer, 1866-1947. Papers, 

1693-1947. 60-2768 

61-768 

Langstroth, Lorenzo Lorrlaae, 1810-1896. Papers. 
1862-96. 61-776 

61-1094 
Lee, Rtcbard Henry, 1732-1794. Papers, 1768-1823. 

61-1070 
Lesley, J. Peter, 1819-1903. Papers, 1838-93. 60-3783 

Lewis, John Frederick, 1860-1932. Correspondence 
1883-1930. 61.W56 

Lewis, Meriwether, 1774-1809. Journals of 
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, 1803-06. 

62-4849 

Logan, James, 1674-1751. Correspondence. 

1700-1750. 61 . UM 

Lyman, Benjamin Smith, 1835-1920. Papers 

18S0-1918. u.hm 



I.a ndsteiner, Karl, 1868-1943. Papers. 



Le Conte family. Papers, 1830-97. 



61-777 



McAtee, Waldo Lee, 1883- Papers, 1883-1942. 

Mlrhanr , Francois Andre', 1770-1855. Papers, 1783- 

1811- 60-2773 

Montgomery family. Papers, 1620-1861. 61-876 

Moore, Ira. Papers, 1848-56. 61-1271 

Morley, Sytvanus Griswold, 1883-1948. Papers, 

l 905- * 7 - 61-275 

Morton, Samuel George, 1799-1650. Correspond- 
ence, B19-50. 62-4974 

Muhlenberg, Henry, 1753-1815. Papers, 1754rl882. 

61-1093 
Murphy, Robert Cusnman, 1887- Journals, 1912-60. 

62-996 
Neagle, John, 1796-1865. Notebooks, 1825-50. 82-3728 
North American Land Company. Papers, 1768-1843. 

61-1020 
Ord, George,- 1781-1886. Letters, 1831-64. 61-769 
Owen, Sir Richard, 1804-1892. Correspondence, 



1837-92. 



61-785 



Paget, Sir James, bait. , 1814-1899. Papers, 1784- 

!»«• 61-790 

Paris. Atnenee. Records, 1792-1853. 62-3917 

Patterson family. Papers, 1775-1654: 61-786 

Peale family. Peaks-Sellers papers, ca. 1707- 61-1521 
Penn family. Papers, 1681-1793. 62-1427 

Pennsylvania (Colony) Records, ca. 1882-ca. 1838. 

Penrose, Richard Alexander FuUerton, 1863-1931 

Papers, 1885-1931. 81 _ 765 

Pershouse family. Papers, 1794-1899 61-1019 

Pike, Zebulon Montgomery, 1779-1813. Papers. 

62-4847 

Powell, John Wesley, 1834-1902. Papers, 

1868-99. 62-4848 



Price, Ell Kirk, 1797-1884. Papers, 1820-53. 
Price, Richard, 1723-1791. Papers, 1767-90. 



61-920 



61-933 



Priestley, Joseph, 1733-1804. Papers, 1774-1603. 

61-767 
Raflnesnue, Constantlne Samuel, 1783-1840. Papers. 
1808-40. l\Jm 

Rlttenhouse, David, 1732-1796. Papers, 1765-1805. 

61-782 



Rush, Benjamin, 1745-1813. Papers, 1768-1813. 



61-774 



Repository Index 



AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. PHILADELPHIA 
(Continued) ~~~ "~~~ 

Say, Thomas, 1781-1834. Correspondence, 1820-83. 

61-778 
Scallger family. Papers, 15th to lltth cent 61-1344 

Sharswood, William, b. 1836. Correspondence, 

1865-67. 61-783 

Shippen family. Papers, 1750-91. 60-3125 

Short, Charles WUHns, 1784-1663. Correspondence 
1813-67. 61-781 

Short, William, 1759-1849. Correspondence, 



1787-1838. 



61-1270 



Smith, ErwinFrink, 1854-1927. Papers, 1865-1940. 

61-780 
Smyth, Frederick, 1732-1815. Papers, 1756- 

1813. 61-918 

Stauffer, Jacob. Correspondence, 1850-79. 61-770 

Strahan, William, 1715-1785. Papers, 1751-77. 

61-1262 
Thomson, Ellku, 1853-1937. Papers, 1883-1944. 

61-930 
TUghman, William, 1756-1827. Papers, 1771- 

1837. 61-917 

True, Rodney Howard, 1866-1940. Papers, 

1861-1939. 61 _ 784 

U. S. Army. Continental Army. Quartermaster's 

Dept Records, 1778-80. 60-3124 

61-1371 



Vaughan family. Papers, 1746- 

Warner, John, d. 1873. Correspondence, 1850-64. 

61-787 
Wlstar, Caspar, 1761-1818. Papers, 1758-1817. 61-944 

Wood, George Bacon, 1797-1879. Papers, 1815-1913. 

81-788 



AVmgPST COIJ.KT.K f,mwAWV 

Amherst, Jeffery Amherst, baron, 1717-1797. 

Papers, 1759-82. 61-2622 

CooUdge, Calvin, Pres. U.S., 1872-1033. Papers 
"M-M31. ^!ll613 

Dickinson, Emily, 1S30-1886. Papers, 1844-ca. 

1955. 61-1695 



62-524 



Fitch, Clyde, 1865-1909. Papers, 1878-1907. 



Jebb, Sir RlcnardOaverbouse, 1841-1905. Papers 

1859-1905. 61-1940 

Pratt, Herbert Lee, 1871-1945, collector. Herbert 
Lee Pratt collection, 1757-1813. 61-1S14 

RoUe, Humphries. Literary manuscripts, 1911-56. 

61-1897 
61-1698 

Wilbur, Richard, 1921- Literary manuscripts 

1B48-59? *^' 61 . 16S6 



Rosehoro', Viola. Letters, 1936-44. 



ANDERSON , ran rnT.TJ GE AND THEOLOGIC AL 
SEMINARY. SCHOOL Of THEOLOGY LIBRARY 

Warner, Daniel Sidney, 1842-1895. Papers, 1688- 
85. 61-120 



AMDOYER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL. NEWTON 

Edwards, Janathan, 1703-1758. Papers, 1700-65. 

61-671 
New England Baptist Library Association, Boston. 

Records, 1800-1945. 81-883 



ANNMARY BROWN MEMORIAL, PROVIDENCE 
BROWN DNIYEKSlTy.. ANNMARY BROWN 
MEMORIAL 



ARIZONA. PNIVEHSmr t.^ WAgy 

Angle, Edward Hartley, 1855-1930. Correspondence, 
1922-40. 62-4152 

Anna, Jose Maria, of MagdaJena, Mexico. Papers, 
1904-21. 62H U, 4 

Arizona. University. Office of the President. 
Papers of presidents Adams, BfUman, Comstock. 
and Parker, 1891-1901. 61-2523 

Ashurst, Henry Fountain, 1874- Papers. 61-2579 



Clark, Samuel, 1871-1933. Papers, 1916-34. 62-4173 

Chun, John Philip, 1851-1932. Papers, 1868-1932. 

61-2775 
Cosullch, Bernlce, 1896-1956. Papers, 1952-53. 

61-2706 

Falres, Clifford Clinton, 1877- Papers, 1924-47. 



Fish, Edward Nye, 1827-1914. Business records, 

1679-1907. 61-2576 

Forbes, Henry Clinton, 1833-1903. Poems and 

other papers. 61-2577 

Halle, Berard, 1874-1961. Papers. 63-468(1 

Hammer, Angela, (Hutchinson) 1870-1956? Papers, 

1917- 61-2220 

Harrison, John Elles, 1886-19(7. Papers, 1930-37. 

61-2576 



Louis Cameron, 1842-1915. Letter book, 
1893-96. 61-2575 

Ives, Eugene Semmes, 1859-1917. Papers, 1901-16. 

61-2709 
Jacobs, Lionel Mark, 1841-1922. Papers, 1867-1909. 

61-2796 
Jaeger, Louis John Frederick, 1824-1892. Papers, 

1660-92. 61-2710 

Krutcn, Joseph Wood, 1893- Writings on natural 

history, 195- 61-2791 

Martin, Douglas De Veny, 1885— Papers. 62-4172 

Mascarefias, ManueL Business records, 1884-91. 

62-4171 
Masetleld, John, 1878- Correspondence, 1906-11. 

62-1186 
Pima Co. , Ariz. Records, 1864-1923. 61-2574 

Pinal Co., Ariz. Records, 1875-1907. 81-2715 

Puebla, Mexico (State) Records, 1655-1898. 62-1170 

Rak, Mary (Kidder) 1879-1958. Papers. 81-2711 

Ross, William J. Letter book, 1872-75. 61-2573 

Ruskln, John, 1819-1900. Letters, 1B507-78? 

62-493 

San Juan de Boquillas y Nogales land grant papers 

1833-1901. 62-4154 

Satterwmte, Thomas D. 1851-1905. Papers, 1684-96. 

81-3041 

Scott, Wlnfield, 1786-1866. Papers, 1613-66. 62-1169 

Shantz, Homer Le Roy, 1676-1956. Papers, 1905-57. 

62-4166 
Silllman, Benjamin, 1818-1886. Correspondence, 



Smith, Marcus Aurelms, 1852-1924. Letter book, 

1900-05. 61-2706 

a pe n aT i mni Gold Mining and Milling Company. Records 
1898-99. 61-2713 

Stevens, Thomas Wood, 1880-1642. Papers. 81-3005 

Stoddard, Isaac Taft, 1651-1914. papers, 1894- 

1943. 62-4921 

Stout, J. H. Letter book, 1671-75. 61-2571 

Symons, Arthur, 1865-1945. Papers, 18907-19 — . 

62-271 

Tlcbenor, Bryan Ward, 18627- Correspondence, 

1887-96. 62-594 

U. S. War Relocation Authority. Records, 

1942-46. 62-4920 

United Verde Copper Company. Records, 1886-89. 

61-2714 



ARIZONA PIONEERS' BTSTORTCAT. snrTETT 

Aguiar, Jesus lose'. Papers, 1800-80. 61-2987 

Atkjre, Franklin T„ 1865- Papers, 1886-1939. 

61-3173 

Anderson, John B. , 1845-1925. Papers of John B. 
Anderson and Mary Emma Booth Anderson, 1070- 
1947. 61-3545 

Andrews, Julius SylvestBr, 1853-1943. 

Papers, 1896-1932. 62-2659 

Arizona. Live Stock sanitary Board. Records, 1870- 
1920. 61-3525 

Arizona Pioneers 1 Historical Society. Arizona 

prison collection, 1884-1917. 61-3547 I 



Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Bank checks 

collection, 1884-1910. 61-3567 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Biographical 
files, ante 1864- 61-3635 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Florence ^e. 
collection, 1882-1916. Wbl5 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Fort Lowell 

collection, 1880-1960. 61-3531 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Gila County 

collection, 1880-1920. 82-1704 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Greatarville , 
Arizona collection, 1860-1921. 62-1199 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Helvetia, 

Arizona collection, 190L 62-166 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Land grant 

collection, 1825-1930. 62-118 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Soctsty. Map collection, 
1500-1981. 82-1376 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Mining 

miscellany, 1650-1961. 82-2405 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Miscellaneous 
collection, 1700-1961. 62-2354 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Mowry Mine 

collection, 1893-1918. 62-2302 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Organization 

collections, 1880-1961. 62-2259 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Papers 
relaxing to cattle and cattle ranching activities, 
1885-1942. 61-3564 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Pete 
Kitchen collection, 1883-1948. 62-2576 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Postal history 
collection, 1650-1961. 62-2211 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Railroads 

collection, 1880-1981. 82-2196 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Records, 1884- 
1961. 61-3546 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Records of .*», 
churches, 1900-60. 61<flkg 

Arizona Ploneere' Historical Society. Tombstone 

collection, 1880-1981. 62-2484 

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. Tubac 

collection. 62-2485 

Ashurst, Henry Fountain, 1874- Papers, 1904-40. 

61-3548 
Bagg, Charlotte (Winchester) B56-1931. Papers 

1888-1900. 62-4473 

Ball, Joseph Henry, papers of Joseph Henry Ball 

and Catherine M. Beetson, 1880-1933. 61-3550 

Bandel, Eugene, 1835-1889. Papers, 1933-52. 81-3551 

'Barnes, William Croft, 1858-1936. Papers, 1871- 

l 840 - 61-3249 

Barney, James Mitchell, 1674- Papers, 1933-52. 

61-3552 
Bentley, Evelyn A. Papers, 1880-1940. 61-3553 

Benton, Jesse James. Papers, 1907-43. 61-3554 

Blake, William Phlpps, 1626-1910. Papers, 1450-1910. 

62-2173 
Brandos, Raymond, 1924- Papers, 1830-1961. 

61-3664 
Brlggs, Lloyd Vernon, 1863-1941. Papers. 

ca. 1880-1935. ^ 61-3662 

Briaegar, Thomas P. Papers, 1912-35. 62-3556 

Brown, Estelle (Aubrey) Papers, 1652-55. 61-3557 

Brown, George A^ b. 1850. Papers, 1678-1929. 

61-3556 
Brown, Herbert, 1846-1913. Papers of Herbert Brown 
and Mary SMbell Brown, 1891-1813. 62-2174 

Cameron, A. F. Scrapnooks, 1897-U12. 61-3558 

Campbell, JohnH., 1888- Papers, 1914-2S. 61 -A 

CargUL Andrew Hays, 1B44-1920. Papers, 1844- 

W2°- 62-4207 

Carroll, F. L. Papers, 1863-1946. 61-3561 

Casa Grande Canal Company. Records, 1914-16. 

61-3562 
Caataneda, a. ^ Business records, 1882-1916. 

61-3563 
Chaffee, Adna Romanza, 1842-1914. Papers, 1885- 
"™ 61-2974 



1959. 



Chambers, George W„ collector. Chambers collection, 



1880-196L 



Chase, Alexander Wells. Journals, 1666-69. 



62-2117 



ARIZONA PIONEERS' HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Chattman, Thomas B., 1842-1910. Correspondence, 

1888-1910. ei^Sgg 

Chllds, £ugene W., 1856-1926. Papers, 1880-1920. 
, 61-3568 

P Chrisnian, Comrade Clarence. Papers, 1885-88. 

61-3180 
Clark, Charleo McCoy, 1855-1937. Papers, 1872- 

19 "- 61-3570 

Cochise Co. , Ariz. Records, 1879-1930. 62-4950 

Coleman, Evans. Papers, 1886-1950. 61-3297 

Coleman, Prime T. Papers, 1878-90. 61-3571 

Commonwealth Mine and Milling Company. Records 

1913-19. 62-2303 

Canteen family. Papers, 1803-1807. 61-3572 

Cook, diaries H. Papers, 1870. 61-3573 
Cook, Earle Wayne, 1902- collector. Papers, 

1891. 61-3574 

Coolldge, Dane, 1873-1940. Papers, 1907-28. 62-226 

Corbett, Hiram S. Papers, 1856-1925. 62-2630 

Corbett, J. Knox, b. 1661. Papers, 1880-84. 61-3523 

Cosullch, Bernlce, 1896-1956. Papers, 1937-47. 

61-3524 
Cox, William T. Papers, 1899-1910. 61-3975 

Coyne, PalrlckJ. Papers, 1875-1924. 61-3630 

Craig, Geraldlne E., 1677- Papers, 1859-1961. 

62-161 
Cnlin, Beopto. Papers, 1850-1900. 61-3576 

Cummlngs, Byron, 1860-1954. Papers, 1890-1960. 

Curnow, Alice J. Papers, 1880-1940. 62-2617 

Daniels, Benjamin Franklin, b. 1892. Papers of 
Benjamin Franklin Daniels and Annie E. Daniels 
1M0 -«- 61-3577 

Del Castillo, Jose, 1903- Papers, to 1941. '61-3191 

Dellenbangh, Frederick Samuel, 1853-1935. Papers, 
1870-1925. 61-3158 

Dietrich, Edgar C. Papers, 1900-27. 62-2641 

Dobyns, Henry F. Papers, 18th-20tli cent. 62-2654 

Drachman, Harry A., 1869- Papers of Harry A. and 
Florence E. Drachman, 1878-1949. 62-1577 

Drachman, Moses, 1870- Papers, 1880-1935. 

Dragoon Copper Mining and Smelting Company. 

Records, 1902-21. 62-2292 

Drake, Charles River. Papers, 1851-1900. 62-255 

Duffen, William A, collector. Duffen collection 
1870-1961. 62-4816 

Eagle Milling Company, Tucson, Arte. Records. 

1888-1910. jj.Kjj 

Earp family. Papers, 1879-1953. 61-3578 

Eekhart, George D. Papers, 1757-1960. 62-2411 

Elliott, Arthur H., b. 1851. Papers, 1886-1925. 

61-3579 
Erwln, Allen A., collector. Erwln collection, 1830- 

196u 62-2205 

Farber, Lester L. Papers, 1940-41. 61-3526 

Fish (E. N.) Company. Records, 1874-1910. 61-3527 
Fish, Joseph, 1840-1926. Papers, 1540-1926. 61-3528 
Fitts, George H. Ledgers, 1889-91. 61-3529 

Fleishman, Frederick, 1857-1924. Business records, 

1880-1912. 61-3530 

Forbes, Robert Humphrey, 1867- Papers, 1840- 

196U 61-3291 

Forrest, Earle Robert, 1883- Papers, 1880-1960. 

Forsyth, Thomas H. Papers, 1691-99. 

Fourr, William, 1843-1935. Papers, 1855-1900. 

62-840 
Freeman, Merrill Plngree, 1844-1915. Papers to 

1920 - 62-1026 

Gatewood, Charts Baehr, 1853-1896. Papers, 1880- 
_ 50 - 61-3130 

Genung, Mabel Amanda, 1875- Papers, 1880-1920. 

62-2416 

^"ISJ* 1 * BOTy Moti1s ' 1909 - Papers,1878- 

1!WD - 62-841 



61-3633 



62-2643 
62-175 



Repository Index 



Gray, John Pleasant, b. 1860. Papers. 62-3261 

Greene, Henry A. Papers, 1878-1929. 62-1234 

Greenway, John Campbell, 1872-1926. Papers of 
John G. Greenway and Isabella S. Greenway, 
1890-1950. 61-3632 

Gregory, Leslie E. Papers, 1846-1930. 62-125 

Grossetta, Warren A. Papers of Mr. and Mrs. 

Warren A. Grossetta, 1890-1940. 62-163 

Hancock, James Covington, 1862-1937. Papers, 

1880-1935. 62-126 

Band, George 0., 1830-1887. Diaries, 1881-87. 



Handy, John Charles, 1844-1691. Papers, 1881-1920. 

62-3646 

Hankln, W. E. Papers of W. E. Hankln and Harriet 
Hankln, 1881-1921. 62-839 

Hart, Samuel Lombart. Papers, 1647-87. 62-1086 

HatUck, William. Papers of William HatUck and 

Rose HatUck, 1889-95. 62-127 

Hayden, Carl Trumbull, 1877- collector. Hayden 

collection, ea. 1800-1981. 62-128 

Hayhurst, Hal Lamar. Papers, 1880-1943. 62-2449 

Herrera, Eleazar D., collector. Herrera collection, 
1880-1920. 62-164 

Heywood, Joseph Seal, 1876- Papers, 1880-1946. 

62-113 
Hill, Edwin Bliss, 1866-1948. Papers, 1870-1950. 

61-2975 
Hoffman, Velma Rudd. Papers, 1953-61. 62-117 

Holliday, William J„ collector. Holllday collection. 

1550-1961. 62-1566 

Holme, John Francis. 1868-1904. Papers, 1880-1940. 

62-73 

Hughes, Louis Cameron, 1812-1915. Papers, 1894- 
1910. Q . 167 

Hughes, Samuel, 1829-1917. Papers, 1858-1930. 

62-2356 
Hughes, Thomas, 1845-1907. Papers, 1872-88. 62-2510 

Hunt, George Wiley Paul, I859-193L 

Papers, 1900-30. 62-2642 

Huntington, Daniel J. W., 1879- collector. 

Huntington collection, 1800-1961. 62-560 

International Marble Company. Records, ea. 1900-20. 

62-162 

Ivancovlch, Byron, collector. Ivancovich collection, 
1770-1961. 62 _ 54S 

Ives, Eugene Semmes, 1859-1917. Papers, 1905- 

15. 62-1088 

61-3634 



Jacobs tarnOy. Papers, 1865-1900. 

Johnson, Charles, of the Texan Santa Fe Expedi- 
tion. Correspondence of Charles, George, and 
Albert Johnson, 1813-1900. 62-2962 

Jones, Ada Ekey, collector. Jones collection, 1850- 
192 °- 62-166 

Julian (W. A.) Company, Tucson, Am. Records, 

18^0-1935. 62-159 

Kemp, Nellie, papers, 1900-50. 62-636 

Kino Memorial Committee. Records, I700-196L 62-2582 

Klrldaod, Joseph H. , 1863-1947, collector 

Kirkland collection, 1880-1935. 62-2376 

Km, George Farwell, 1868-1928. Papers of George 
Farwell Km and Edith O. Kltt, 1919-61. 62-912 

Knetpp, Leon Frederick. Papers, 1890-1961. 62-170 

Lage, Patricia, collector. Lage collection, 1880-1950. 

62-169 
Lance, William L., collector. Lance collection, 1877- 

97 - 62-829 

Land, Webster H., 1881- Correspondence, 1923-24. 

62-168 
Lee, John Doyle, 1812-1877. Papers, 1873-1900. 

61-3555 
Leonard, Heman Burr. Papers, 1880-1935. 62-174 

Leonard, Ida Reid, 1875-1947. Papers, 1845-1940. 



Lesneur, James Warren, 1878- Papers, 1874-1939. 

62-813 



Lockwood, Francis Cummins, 1864-1948. 
Papers. 



62-2638 



Lafgren, Peter Anders, 1847-1922. Papers, 1847- 

1900. 6 2-658 

Loring, George H., b. 1854. Papers, 1854-78. 62-172 

Lorlng, Madison R., collector. Loiing collection, 

1875-1961. 62-913 

Macdougal, Daniel Trembly, 1665-1958. Papers, 1893- 
1935. 61-3631 

McGee, James E. Papers, 1912. 62-455 

Mada, Ethel, 1881- Papers, 1880-1959. 62-171 

Magee, John £., 1839-1918. Papers, 1656-1905. 

62-2227 

Mathews, Rena, 1874- Papers, 1902-32. 62-1503 

Matbewson, Edward Payson, 1864-1948. Papers, 

1915-35. 62-1527 

Mazzanovieh, Anton, b. 1860. Papers, 1880-1935. 



Miller, William !»., b. 1860. Papers, 1880-1940. 

62-795 

Milton, Jefferson Davis, 1861-1947. Papers, 1920-30. 

62-1451 

Ming, Marcus Amelias S., d. 1925. Papers, 

I860-196L 62-2723 

Morton, Mrs. Emmett Crawford, collector. Morton 
collection, 1880-1961. 62-786 

Musk, Joseph Amasa, 1847-1927. Papers, 1916-27. 

62-794 
Murphy, James, lawyer. Papers, 1880-1961. 62-2330 

Murphy, John, 1898- collector. Papers, 1880- 

I96L 62-2955 

Myer, Albert Lee. Letterbook, 1893-94. 62-2580 

Nash, C. G. Papers, 1920-57. 62-2353 

Neff, Mary (Lawson) b. 1862. Papers, 1887-1935. 

62-2277 

New State Mining Company. Records, ca. 1912-14. 

62-2283 
Nichols, Charles A., 1678- Papers, 1900-60. 62-2305 

O'Neill, William Owen, 1860-1898. Papers, 1885-1910. 

62-2306 
Parsons, George Whttwell, 1850-1933. Papers, 1870- 
1935. 62-2348 

Parsons, Mildred F. Papers, 1930-59. 62-2244 

Pearce, Joseph Harrison. Papers, 1878-1950. 62-2263 

Peterson, James. Papers, 1870-I96L 62-2523 

Pima Co., Ariz. Records, 1660-1961. 62-2223 

Pinal Co., Arte. Records, 1880-1981. 62-2307 

Pool, Frank Marlon, 1868-1949. Papers, 1880-1950. 

62-2222 

Poston, Charles Debrille, 1825-1902. Papers. 62-2658 

Rasch, Philip J. Papers, 1870-1961. 62-2262 

Reynolds, Albert S. Papers, 1880-1940. 62-2345 

Rice, Michael M. Papers, 1880-1935. 62-2240 

Rillito Canal Company. Records, 1908-14. 62-2224 

Ringgold, Frank M. Papers, 1885-1940. 62-2942 

Roberts, Clara (Fish) Papers, 1862-1945. 62-2241 

Rockfellow, John Alexander, 1858-1947. Papers, 

1865-1933. 62-2440 

Ronstadt, Frederick, 1868- Papers, 1880-1953. 

62-2218 

Roskruge, George J., 1845-1928. Papers, 1880-1930. 

62-536 



Satterwhite, Thomas D., 1851-1905. Papers, 1860- 



1930. 



62-3727 



Schneider, Gustave van Hemert Papers, 1858-1916. 

61-3618 
Sierra del Oro Gold Company. Records, 1913-14. 

62-2284 
Slaughter family. Papers, 1800-1950. 62-612 

Smalley, George Herbert. Papers, 1872-196L 62-2928 
Smith, Cornelius Cole, 1913- Papers, 1865-196L 



Smith, George Edson Phillip, 1873- Papers 



1880-I96L 



62-2524 



62-2475 



Repository Index 



ARIZONA PIONEERS' HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Smith, Marcus Aurelius, 1652-1924. Pipers, 

1888-1915. 62-2483 

Smith, Mary W. Correspondence, 1900-57. 62-2482 

Snyder, Fred, of Arizona. Papers, 1889-1908. 62-2481 

Spring, John A. Papers, 1850-192L 62-2528 

Stanley, Bruce M. Papers, 1871-1935. 62-2542 

Staples, Stephen McLellan, 1800-1832. papers, 

1822-30. 62-4486 

Staufier, Charles Albert, 1880- Papers. 62-2480 

Stelnfeld lamily. Papers, 1872-196L 62-2836 

Stevens, Daniel C. Papers, 1882-1916. 62-2527 

Stevens, Hiram Sanford, 1832-1893. Papers, 

1856-84. 62-2479 

Stoner, Victor, 1893-1957, collector. Stoner collection 
1666-1959. 61-3637 

Strahlmann, Mrs. Louis. PaperB, 1870-1938. 62-2709 

Stratum, Emerson Oilier. Papers, 1882-1920. 62-2518 

Strode, John WlUlam, 1883- Scrapbooks, 

1929-36. 62-2726 

Swttzer, William Howard. Correspondence, 1945-49. 

62-2519 
Sykes, Godfrey Clenton, 1861-1948. Papers, 1853- 

u 56. 62-2648 

Tenney, Ammon M., 1844-1925. Diaries, 1866-1921. 

61-3663 
Toulouse, Joseph H. Papers, 1849-1935. 62-2520 

Truman, George E.,d. 1929. Papers, 1914-30. 62-2498 
Tucson, Arte. Records, 1840-196L 62-2499 

Tucson, Arte. First Presbyterian Church. Rec- 

ords , 1878. 82-3260 

Tucson Garden Chib. Records, 1935-45. 62-2496 

Tucson Ice and Cold* Storage Company. Records, 

1898-1917. 62-2492 

Tulty, Charles Hopkins, 1852-1923. Papers, 1540- 

1957. 62-2470 

Twin Buttes Mining and Smelting Company 

Records, 1905-1L 62-2687 

UdalL Orma (Phelps) 1901- Papers, 1860-196L 62-24T1 

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. San Carlos Agency. 

Records, 1878-190L 62-2581 

U. S. District Court. Arizona. U. S. Marshals' 
records, 1880-1928. 62-3831 



Vail, Edward L., 1849-1932. Papers, 1850-1953. 

Valley ol the Moon, Tucson, Ariz. Records, 
1942-56. 

Van Valkenburgh, Richard. Papers, 1890-1940. 



62-2776 

62-2583 

81-3629 
Vosburg, John Selab, 1840-1931. Papers 1870- 

1920. 62-4812 

Walker, Arthur Ludan. Papers, 1883-1934. 62-2521 

Walker, John W., notary public. Papers 

1926-27. 82 . 2472 

Weiss, Henry George, d. 1946. Papers, 1942-51. 62-2522 

Whltmore, William Vincent, b. 1862. Papers 

1860-1935. 61-3628 

Wilbur, Reuben Augustus. Papers, 1881-192L 62-2473 

Wiley, Joseph Lee. Papers, 1884-1920. 62-2951 

Williams, Eugene Ellis. Papers, 1863-1935. 62-2474 

Williamson, Daniel R. , 1863-1940. Papers 

1880-1945. 61-3636 

Winn, Frederick, 1880-1845. Papers, 1907-55. 
Wlnsor, Muliord, 1874- Papers, 1932-5L 62-2476 

Wise, Joseph Enoe, 1867-1952. Papers, 1900-20. 62-2517 
Wood, Charles Morgan. Papers, 1870-1930. 62-2533 

Woods, Mary Emilie Hohnan. Correspondence, 

1885-191S. 62-2478 

Woody, Clara T. Papers, I870-196L 62-2477 



ARKANSAS. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY 

Brough, Charles milnrra, 1876-1935. Papers, 1895- 
1935. 61-2117 



Cravens and Boren. Records, 1913-22. 61-2537 

Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Records, 1823- 

1943. 62-2497 

Deas, James S. Papers, 1825-77. 62-975 

Eno, Clara Bertha, 1854-1951, collector. 

Papers, 1830-1947. 62-2459 

Johnson, Charles B. Papers, 1859-65. 61-1977 

Leflar, Robert Allen, 1901- Wax Relocation Authority 
papers, 1942-46. 62-1203 

McRae, Thomas Cblpman, 1851-1929. Papers, 1879- 

1929. 61-2001 

HemmeL Harmon Livenght, 1852-1927. Papers, 

1879-1927. 61-3279 

Reynolds, Daniel Harris, 1832-1902. PaperB, 1861-92. 

61-2536 
Thomas, David Yancey, 1872-1943. Papers, 1901-38. 

61-3195 

U. S. District Court. Arkansas (Western District) 

Correspondence, 1872-1901. 62-193 



ASSOCIATE D DAYTON AKD MONTGOMERY COUNTY 
HISTORICAL SOCIETIES 

Associated Dayton and Montgomery County Historical 
Societies. Autograph letters and documents. 

61-1947 



AUBURN UNIVERSITY, LIBRARY 

Petrte, George, 1866-1947. Papers, 1826-1945. 

61-2912 

AUGUSTANA COLLEGE AMD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. 
ROCK ISLAND. ILL 

Davenport, George, 1783-1845. Ledgers, 1824-35. 

61-3383 



BAKER LIBRARY. BOSTON see HARVARD UNI- 

VERsrry. graduate school of business 

ADMINISTRATION. BAKER LIBRARY 



BALTTMORE rrnxxn r. OF NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND. 

LIBRARX 

Mary Angellne, Slater, collector. Twentieth century 
poets collection, 1940-4L 61-2504 

Melchner, Mary Roberta, collector. Gerard Manley 
Hopkins collection, 1862-1958. 62-543 



BALTIMOR E. ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY St 
ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY, BALTIMORE 



BAYLOB UNIVERSITY, WACO. TEX. LD3RARY 

Acree, Fred. Papers, 1830-1950. 62-420 

Alexander, James Patterson, 1883-1947. Papers. 



1920-55. 



62-415 



American Studies Association of Texas. Records, 

195S " 62-439 

Armstrong, A. Joseph, 1873-1954. Papers, 1869- 

196 °- 61-2121 

Balnes, George Washington, 1809-1882. Papers 

1750-1950. ^ "*"*> w ^ 10 

Barnard, George, 1818-1883. Papers, 1820-1900. 

62-409 
Baylor University, Waco, Tex. Archives, 1840-1960. 

62-441 
Black, JoeL Papers, 1863-65. 61-1558 

Borden, Gail, 1801-1874. Papers, 1820-40. 62-404 

Brann, William Cowper, 1855-1898. Papers, 1890- 
"■ 62-406 

Bronough, John Mitchell, d. 1889. Papers, 1861-85. 

61-2104 

Brooks, Samuel Palmer, 1863-1931. Papers, 1850- 
19M - 62-405 

Brooks, Thomas Dudley. Papers, 1920-40. 62-434 

Browning, Elizabeth (Barrett) 1806-1861. Papers, 

1814-60. 61-2118 



Browning, Robert, 1812-1889. Papers, 1837-1889, 



61-2102. 



Browning family. Papers, 1698- 61-2113 

Burleson, Richard Byrd. Papers, ca. 1830-85. 



Burleson, Rufus Columbus, 1823-1901. Papers, 

ca. 1830-1900. 62-418 



Burress, Tom. Letters, 1950-55. 
Cannedy, T. E; Papers, 1892-1955. 



62-435 J 
62-1638 



62-411 
62-454 



Carrington, Addie Baylor. Papers, ca. 1900-1955. 

62-447 

Carroll, Benajah Harvey, 1843-1914. Papers of 
Benajah Harvey Carroll and James Milton Carroll, 
1850-1950. 62-419 

Cooper, Oscar Henry, 1852-1932. Papers, 1895- 

1902. 62-440 

Crane, Royston Campbell, b. 1864. Papers of 
Royston C. Crane and William Carey Crane, 
ca. 1700-1950. 62-426 

Dawson, Joseph Martin, 1879- Papers, 1900-60. 

Dudley, R. £. Papers, ca. 1914. 

Duerr, Christian Frederich. Papers, 1830-1950. 

82-445 

Farr, Richard L. Papers, 1860-65. 61-1780 

Freeman, John D. Papers, 1790-1900. 62-421 

Gooch, Wilby T. Papers, 1885-1960. 62-417 

Greve, J. J. Papers, 1878-1950. 62-412 

Grundy, Robert A. Papers, 1900-50. 62-427 

Guittard, Francis Gevrler. Papers of Francis Gevrier 
Guittard and Josephine Guittard. ca. 1700-1957. 

62-122 

Haass, Herman E. Papers, 1878-1956. 62-433 

Harrison, Guy Bryan. Papers, 1715-1960. 62-414 

Houston, Samuel, 1793-1863. Papers, 1830-60. 

62-1637 

Hucklns, James, 1808-1863. Papers, 1830-60. <ik 

62-416 W 

Johnson, Charles D. Papers, 1920-50. 62-413 

Kelley, Daniel A. Papers, 1890-1939. 62-443 

Ku Klux KUaa (1915- ). Records, 1940-60. 61-1775 

McKuuey, Collin. Papers, 1820-50. 62-437 

Martin, Dock K., b. 1878. Papers, 1920-60. 62-436 

Meroney, William Pens, 1881-1938. Papers, 1920- 
4a - 62-430 

Montgomery, Edmund, 1835-1911. Papers of 
Edmund Montgomery and Elisabet Ney Mont- 
gomery, 1850-1910. 62-425 

Nacogdoches, Tex. Records, 1770-ca. 1900. 61-175C 

Neff, Pat Morris, 1871-1952. Papers, 1820-1952. 

62-424 

Norris, John Franklyn, 1877-1952. Papers, 1890- 

1950. 62-429 

Pier, Sarah c. Papers, 1820-70. 62-448 

Porter, Clyde. Papers of Clyde Porter and Mae 

Reed Porter, 1820-1900. 62-431 

Ross, Lawrence Sullivan, 1838-1898. Papers of 
Lawrence S. Ross and Shapley Prince Ross, 
1820-1900. 62-423 

RusselL Lily (McDjoy) Papers, 1900-58. 62-444 

Scarborough, Dorothy, 1878-1935. Papers, 1890-1945. 

62-409 
Schleicher family. Papers, 1870-1950. 61-1762 

Taylor, Carrie Lee. Papers, 1897-99. 62-446 ^^ 

Wecter, Dixon, 1906-1950. Papers, 1906-50. 62-442 ^^ 

White, William Richardson, 1892- Papers, 1945-60. 

62-403 
Wilson, Frank M., 1908- Papers, 1935-55. 62-432 

Wimpee, W. J. Letters, 1949-60. 62-407 



BELCHERTO WN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION BBi rni-D. 
TOWN MASS" J ""-"fr . 



Bridgman, Elijah Coleman, 1801-1861 Papers 

1820-39 ' 62-5014 



440 



BENTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, ROGERS 
A5TC ~ — " ' ' 

Funk, Erwln C. , 1877-1960. Articles, 1896-1960. 

61-896 



BERGEN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 



HACKENSACK. 



Bergen County Historical Society, Haekensaek, N. J. 
Manuscript collection, 18th cent.- 62-1417 



BERKELEY. CALIF. PACIFIC SCHOOL OF RELI GION 
LIBRARY ; ; ; 

Benton, Joseph Augustine, 1818-1892. Papers, 1846-81. 

61-1233 
Congregational Churches in California. Northern 

California Conference. Archives, 1854- 62-3296 

Deal, David, 1B20-1865. Papers. 62-3864 

DwineU, Israel Edson, 1820-1890. Papers, ea. 1849-90. 

61-1234 
Fish, Isaac Benjamin, 1828-1884. Papers, 1845-81. 

61-1232 
Methodist Episcopal Church. Conferences. California. 
Records, 1849-1939. 81-1235 

Nash, Charles Sumner, 1856-1926. Papers 1687- 

19207 61-1366 

Owen, Isaac, 1809-1868. Papers, 1830-68. 61-1361 

Pond, William Chauncey, 1830-1925. Papers, 1850- 
1W "- 61-1202 

Willey, Samuel Hopkins, 1821-1914. Correspondence 
1846_74 - 61-1327 

Woman's Board o( Missions lor the Pacific. 
Records of women's missionary societies 
1887-19S3. 52.4954 



BETHEL COLLEGE HISTORICAL LTHBtHy 
mk Albrecht, Franz, 1876-1944. Papers. 61-110 

Banman, Heinrich, 1843-1933. Papers 1874- 

19W - 81-202 

Brown, Heinrich Jacob, 1679-1959. Papers 

1945-58. ^ ' B2.447J 

Enut, Frieda (Voth) Regier, 1855-1949. Paoers 

1884-1949. " p ' 61 . 171 

Epp, John H., 1677-1951. Sermons. 62-3611 

Ewert, Wilhelm, 1829-1887. Papers of Wilhelm 

Ewert and William J. Ewert, 1886-1927. 61-612 

Gaeddert, Dietrich, 1837-1900. Papers, 1857-1903. 

61-228 
General Conference Mennonite Church. Records 

1860-1960. 'ei-USS 



Goerz, David, 1849-1914. Papers, 1860-1914. 



61-229 

Harder, Gustav, 1855-1923. Papers, 1868-1923. 

61-227 
Harms, Gerhard N., 1863-195L, Papers, 1682-1951. 

81-1416 
Krehhiel, Christian 1832-1909. Papers, 1863- 

1947 • 61-1210 

Krehhiel, Christian Emmanuel, 1669-1948 

Papers, 1893-1947. 61-199 

Krehhiel, Henry Peter, 1862-1940. Papers 1880- 

194 °- 62-3610 

LinScheid, GustavA., 1875-1942. Papers 1692- 

194 °- 61-200 

Mennonite Board of Guardians. Records, 1873-8U. 

62-4478 

# Mennonite Central Committee. Newton Relief Com- 
mittee. Records, 1919-43. 61-367 

Permer, Peter A. , 1871-1949. Papers, 1899-1949. 

61-216 
Peters, David, 1877-1956. Papers, 1949-56. 

62-4476 
Rlchert, Peter H., 1871-1949. Papers, 1888-1949. 

61-198 
Schowalter, Jacob A., 1879-1953. Papers, 1914-52. 

61-690 
Sprunger, Samuel Ferdinand, 1848-1923 Papers 

1868-1903. ' £.2,,! 

Thiersteln, John R. , 1867-1941. Papers, 1889- 

1941 • 61-203 



Repository Index 



Dnruh, Peter Herman, 1881-1943. Papers, 1906- 

22- 61-313 

Voth, Henry R., 1855-1931. Papers, 1877-1930. 

61-226 
Voth, Peter Richer!, 1870-1962. Papers, 1894- 

19<9 ' 62-4477 

Warkentin, Abraham, 1885-1947. Papers, 1927-43. 

62-3609 

WedeL Peter J., 1871-1951. Papers, 1889-1945. 

62-3612 

Wedel, Peter Philip, 1884- Papers, 1918-49. 61-1413 

Wlens, P. J., 1877-1945. Papers, 1904-43. ' 61-204 



BISHOP BARAGA ASSOCIATTON. MARQUETTE. MICK. 

Baraga, Friedrich, Bp., 1797-1868. Papers, mainly 
18th cent. 62-1556 



BOSCOBEL RESTORATION. GARRISON. N. Y. 

Dyckman, States Morris. Papers, 1776-1606. 62-830 

BOSTON ATHENAEUM 

Buckmlnster, Joseph Stevens, 1764-1812. Papers, 
1798-1812. 61-931 

Codman, Ogden. Papers, 1909-39. 61-1123 

Price, EzekieL. 1728-1802. Papers, 1754-1800. 

61-1638 
Sacco, Nicola, 1891-1927, defendant Sacco-VanzetU 
«*. "21-«. 61-3013 

ShnrcHfL. Margaret Homer (Nichols; 1879-1959 

Papers, 1854-1952. 81-2354 

BOSTON COLLEGE, BOSTON. MASS. LIBRARY 

Boston College, Boston, Mass. Library. Special 
Irish collection, 1871-1905. 61-348 



CahiU, George. Papers, 1866-93. 
Meynell family. Papers, 1893-1959. 



60-186 
60-246 



Patmore, Coventry Kersey Dightan, 1823-1896. 

Papers, 1852-95. 60-245 

Thompson, Francis, 1659-1907. Papers, 1877- 

1907 - 60-291 

BOSTON UN TVERSrry LIBRARIES 

Barrett, Oliver Roger, 1873-1950. Papers. 61-881 

Bartlett, Truman Howe, 1835- Papers, 19th and 

20th cent. 61-863 

Bartlett family. Correspondence, early 19th cent. 

61-884 

Barton, William Eleazar, 1861-1930 Papers 

1894-1926. ^ ' „!_„(, 

Blgelow, Melville Madison, 1846-1921. Papers 

1877-1921. '61-453 

Bortman, Mark, collector. Bortman collection, 1650 
(ca.J-1890. 61-1086 

Boston. First Church. Thursday lectures, 18th cent. 

61-688 
Boston. Mercantile Library Association. Records 

19th cent. 61-1080 

B ?l a Z2:J"*" riz La »*l«on, 1866-1952. Papers, 
19-20th cent. 'y.^ 

Butler family. Earls of Carrick estate papers 

18th-19th cent. ' 61 . 1211 

Foxcroft family. Papers, 1690-1770. 60-3292 

Lincoln, Abraham, Prea. U.S., 1809-1865. Stone 

collection of Lincoln letters, 1860-65. 61-882 

Mayhew family. Papers, 1648-1774. 61-440 

Sharp, Dallas Lore, 1870-1929. Papers, 1900-29. 

81-439 
Stone, Kdward Carleton, 1878- collector. American 

statesmen collection, 18th-20th cent. 61-1375 

Ware, Charlotte (Barrell) 1862-1945. Papers. 

1905-45. """• 61 _45 7 

Warren, William Fairfield, 1833-1929. Papers 

1850-1929. 61-441 



BOSTONIAN SOCIETY. BOS-rp M 

Bostontan Society, Boston. Colours collection, 
' I'M- 61-262 



BRIOHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY. PROVQ. UTAH. LIBRARY 

Bamberger Railroad Company. Records, 1882- 

1953. 62-4107 

Bowen, Emma Lucy (Gates) 1880-1951. Papers, 1896- 

l 950 - 61-3009 

Dixon, Henry Aldous, 1890- Papers, 1954-61). 

62-4249 
Hafen, LeRoy Reuben, 1893- Papers. 62-4826 

Lund, Cornelia (Sorenson) 1882-1959. Papers 

1931-1949. 62-4179 

Ogden State Bank. Records, 1889-1935. 62-4160 

Peerless Coal Company. Records, 1921-54. 62-4250 

Provo Commercial and Savings Bank. Records 

1890-1933. 62-4252 

Provo, Utah. First National Bank. Records, 

1882-1900. 62-4253 

Reagan, Albert B., 1671-1936. Papers, 1905-35. 

62-4198 

Spring Canyon Area Coal Company. Records, 
1913-54. 62-4197 

Talmage, James Edward, 1862-1933. Papers, 1876- 
1930. 61-3052 

Utah Fuel Company. Records, 169U-1919. 62-4251 

Van Buren, Lotta, 1877-1960. Papers, 1912-6U. 



WatUns, Arthur Vivian, 1686- McCarthy censure 
papers, 1954. 61-3053 



BROOKINGS, S. P. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL 
CHURCH. PARISH HOUSE 



Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A. 
South Dakota (Missionary District) Records, 
1662-1953. 62-4893 



BROOME COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY . 
BINGHAMTON. N. Y. 

Whitney, Joshua, 1773-1645. Papers, 1794-1907. 

61-3260 

BROWN UraVERSITY. ANNMAKY BROWN MEMORTAI, 

Hawkins, Rush Christopher, 1831-1920. Papers 

1861-1820. 61-191 

weedon, George, 1730 7-1790. Letters, 1776-86. 

61-488 
Wyllys, Samuel, 1632-1709. Papers, 1636-1701. 

61-1303 

BROWN UNIVERSITY. JOHN CARTER BRfMm.M.HV 

Arnold (Samuel G.) & Company, Providence. Records, 
1773-1825. 61-1769 

Bartlett, John Russell, 1805-1886. Papers, 1846- 

86. 62-325 

Brown family. Business records, 1750-1900. 60-1421 

Brown University. John Carter Brown Library. 
Linguistics of aboriginal Latin America, 1575- 
1800. 60-1423 

Charitable Baptist Society, Providence. Records, 

1774-ea. 1600. 60-1420 

Franciscans. Papers relating to the Franciscan 

Order of New Spain, 1576-1620. 60-3033 

Peace Dale Manufacturing Company, Peace Dale, R. L 
Records, ea. 1800. 60-1419 

Washington, George, Pres. U. S., 1732-1799. 

Papers, 1775-88. 60-1422 

BROWN UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY 

Brown University. Archives, 1769-ca. 1960. 60-3344 

Brown University. Library. Civil War letters, 1858- 

79. 60-2992 

Burleigh, George Shepherd, 1821-1903. Papers, 

1839-90. 60-3262 

Corliss, George Henry, 1817-1888. Papers, 1838-83. 

60-2357 
Corliss, WilUam. Diaries, 1856-63. 60-2136 

Cox, Samuel Sullivan, 1824-1889. Papers, 1852-87. 

60-2353 
Crosby, Harry, 1898-1929. Papers, 1920"s. 61-2414 

Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. Papers, 1852- 

" 60-2154 



Repository Index 



BROWN UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY (Continued) 

Dorr, Thomas Wilson, 1805-1854. Papers, 1826-54. 

60-2137 
Elliott, Maud (Hove) 1854-1948. Papers, 1882-1948. 

60-2134 
Ellsworth, Ephralm Elmer, 1837-1861. Papers, 1854- 

61 - 61-3016 

Glalsher, James Whitbread Lee, 1848-1928. Cor- 
respondence, 1870-84. 60-2103 

Hay, John, 1838-1905. Papers, 1856-1905. 60-2193 

Henry, Mellinger Edward. Papers, 1910-42. 60-2113 

Henshsw, John C, 1815-1871. Papers, 1842-63. 

60-2496 
Howells, WHUam Dean, 1837-1920. " Papers, 1896- 

"19- 60-2375 

Hughes, Charles Evans, 1862-1948. Papers, 1878- 

1945. 60-3206 

Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U. S., 1809-1865. Mc- 

Lellsn Lincoln collection, 1789-1939. 60-3020 

Llppltt, Charles Warren, 1846-1924. Papers, 1875- 
1920. 60-2112 

Lovecralt, Howard Phillips, 1880-1937. Papers. 
1897-1837. 60 . 2175 

Masters, Edgar Lee, 1869-1950. Papers, 1928-42. 

62-3617 
Miller, Joaquin, 1841 ? -1913. Papers, 18— to 1910. 

60-2155 
O'Connor, William Douglas, 1832-1889. Papers, 

1852-86. 60-2110 

Russell, Jonathan, 1771-1832. Papers, 1795-1832. 



Sherman, Philip Darrell, 1881-1957. Koopman 

collection, 1819-1951. 60-3310 

Sours, Benjamin Franklin Mears, b. 1863. Papers 

1896-1953. 60-2153 

Sprague, William, 1830-1915. Papers of William 

and Catherine Chase Sprague, 1858-90. 60-2125 

Sylvester, James Joseph, 1814-1897. Papers, 1842- 

97. 60-2152 

Thayer, Eli, 1819-1899. Papers, 1841-98. 60-2124 

Tlcknor, Caroline, 1866-1937. Papers, 1913-24. 

60-2147 
Tllton, Theodore, 1835-1907. Papers, 1894-1901. 

60-2132 
Tuckerman, Edward, 1817-1886. Correspondence, 

1867-74. 60-2207 

Very, Jones, 1813-1880. Papers of Jones and Lydla 
Very, 1839-86. 60-2150 

Whitman, Sarah Helen (Power) 1803-1678. 

Papers, 1935-19-. 60-2180 

Whitman, Walt, 1819-1892. Papers, 1886-87. 60-2149 
Zola, tfrnile, 1840-1902. Correspondence, 1879-88. 

60-2133 



BUCKNBL L UlnVERSITY. LEWISBURG. PA. LIBRARY 
Hill, David Jayne, 1850-1932. Papers, 1866-1830. 



Walls, JohnAbbet, 1679- Papers, 1898-1958. 
Walls family. Papers, 1760-1956. 



61-2350 
61-3274 



BUCKS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, novuam. 

Chapman family. Papers, 1697-1883. 61-3183 

Davis, William Watts Bart, 1820-1910. Papers, ca 

1616-1908. 62-4053 

Deeh, MichaeL Papers, 1796-1860. 61-3204 

DuBols, Charles E., 1799-1865. Papers, 1791-1912. 

62-997 

Eastburn, Samuel C. Papers, 1690-1930. 62-564 

Fackenthal, Benjamin Franklin, 1851-1941. Papers, 
1727-1940. 62-1116 

FouUe lamlly. Papers, 1726-1884. 61-3168 

Hart, Samuel, 1763-1863. Papers, 1749-1910. 62-1006 

Hough, Oliver, 1868-1915. Papers, 1886-1909. 

62-142 



Jenlts, Michael Hutchinson, 1795-1867. Papers, 1695- 
1909. 61-3174 

Kirkbride family. Papers, 1688-1849. 62-831 

Kulp family. Papers, 1778-1889. 62-572 

Strawn, Eli W., 1822-1907. Papers, 1792-1912. 



62-753 



Yerkes, Harman, 1643-1928. Papers, 1715-1928. 



BUFFALO AND ERIE COUNTY HBTOHCAL SOCIETY 

Van der Kemp, Francis Adrian, 1752-1829. Papers, 
1788-1829. 62-1483 



BUTLER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
HAMILTON. OHIO 

Butler Count; (Ohio) Historical Society. Miscellaneous 
collections, ca. 1800- 62-2051 

Woods, John, 1794-1855. Papers, ca. 1818-53. 

62-2176 

CALIFORNIA. STATE T.TTfRA RY. SACRAMENTO 

Bandel, Eugene, 1835-1889. Papers, 1853-89. 61-3470 

Benton, Joseph Augustine, 1818-1692. Papers, 1847- 
99. 62-832 

BidwelL John, 1819-1900. Papers, 1841-1900. 62-977 
Brewster, Georgians. Correspondence, 1854-89. 



California. State Library, Sacramento. Account 

books, 1839— ca. 1900. 62-3301 

California. State Library, Sacramento. Collec- 
tion of reminiscences. 62-3497 

California. State Library, Sacramento. Diaries, 

1847-99. 62-3382 

Colt, LiUie (Hitchcock) 1843-1929. Papers, 1865- 

1880's. 62-134 

Committee of Vigilance, San Francisco. Records, 

1856 - 62-3302 

Davis, William Heath, 1822-1909. Papers, 1836-1909. 

62-121 
De Long, Charles £., 1832-1876. Papers, 1853-69. 

62-120 
Fay family. Papers, 1850-68. 62-144 

Folger, Benjamin Franklin, 1814-1864. Papers, 1848- 
77. 6j. 119 

Gallup, Joslah, 1826-1858. Correspondence, 1852- 
60 - 62-145 

Could & Curry Silver Mining Company. Records 

1859-85. 62-3278 

Houghton, James Franklin, 1827-1903. Business 

records, 1853-55. 62-3280 

Morse, Ephraim '*'., 1823-1906. Papers, 1850-91. 

62-3357 
Perkins, Isaac. Correspondence, 1850-52. 62-4698 

Reading, Plerson Barton, 1816-1668. Papers, 

1842-68. 62-3259 

Rowe, Joseph Andrew, 1819-1887. Papers, 1857-61. 

62-152 
Sexton, Warren T., 1823-1878. Papers, 1850-78. 

62-3279 
Shaw, S. C. Business correspondence, 1859-61. 62-3299 

Smith, John Marsh, b. 1818. Correspondence 

1849-63. 62 . 3300 

Southworth, Philip T., 1814-1860. Papers 

1850-77. 62-4868 

Sutter, John Augustus, 1803-1880. Papers, 

1840-79. 62-4747 

Sutter, John Augustus, 1826-1897. Papers, 

1850-90. 62-4822 

Tasheira, Anthony Lewis, 1822-1660. Papers 

1849-86. 62-4748 

Winchester, Jonas, 1810-1687. Papers, 1829-84. 

62-3303 



CALIFORNIA. STATE LIBRARY. SACRAMENTO. 
SUTRO BRANCH. SAK FRANCISCO 

Banks, Sir Joseph, hart., 1743-1820. Banks, 1743- 

!620. 61-3292 

California. State Library, Sacramento. Sutro Branch, 
San Francisco. Hebrew manuscripts, ca. 1300- 
1600. 61-3230 



California. State Library, Sacramento. Sutro 
Branch, San Francisco. Italian manuscripts, 
ca. 1465-ca. 1635. 61-2955 

California. State Library, Sacramento. Sutro Branch, 
San Francisco. Mexican manuscripts, ca. 1790- 
1840. 62-!^U 

Halllveu-PhiUlpps, James Orchard, 1820-1889. 9r~ 

Papers relating to Shakespeare, 1391-1769. 62-64 

HlttelL Theodore Henry, 1830-1917. Papers, 1849- 

1900. 61-3250 

Murray, John, ctvll engineer. Papers, 1820-50. 



Saxony (Electorate, 1356-1806) Lavs, statutes, etc 
Manuscript laws, ca. 1580-ca. 1810. 62-217 

Spottiswood and Robertson, London. Correspondence, 
ca. 1767-1848. 61-2956 



CALIFORNIA. UNIVERSITY. LICK OBSERVATORY 
see LICK OBSERVATORY 



CJ ^S^!£" 'WgVEKsmr. owvERsrrYATLns 

ANGELES. BUREAU OF GOVERNMENTAL RESEARCH. 
LIBRARY : 

Baylies, John Randolph, 1853-1937. John Randolph 
Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation coltoction, 
1890-1937. gj.uj 

Hlchbom, Franklin, 1869- Papers, 1890-1940. 

62-533 
McWllUams, Carey, 1905- collector. Carey 

McWilUams collection, 1930-40. 62-123 



California. UNivERsrrY. mnvERsrnr at los 

ANGELES t .ram by ' 

Angulo, Jaime de. Papers, ca. 1C30-54. 62-1190 

Arator, subdeacon In Rome, fl. 513-544. The 
McKlniay collection of Arator manuscripts, ca. 

61-586 
62-762 
61-2002 



!^B» 



Ellis, Havelock, 1859-1939. Papers, i 



800-ca. 1300. 

Bandar-log Press. Records, ca. 1895-1904. 

Bandlnl family. Papers, 1834-1927. 

Benson, Edward Frederic, 1867-1940. Papers, 

ca. 1899-1940. 62-125 

Briggs family. Papers, 1820-1935. 62-573 

Bullock, Georgia PhlUpps- (Morgan) 1878- Papers, 
1913-53. 62-759 

Clements, George Piageon, 1867-1958. Papers, 

1925-45. 61-1385 

Cole family. Papers, 1833-1943. 62-250 

Cooper Ornithological Society. Southern Division. 

Records, 1895-1933. 61-699 

Crystal Ice Manufacturing Company, WhltUer, Calif. 

Records, ca. 1917-35. 62-1289 

Dawson's Book Shop, Los Angeles. Records, ca. 

1805- 61-1419 

Douglas, Norman, 1868-1952. Papers, 1879-1952. 

61-722 
Dykstra, Clarence Addison, 1881-1950. Papers, ca. 

1923-1950. 61-1218 

. 1874-1951. 

62-936 

Fitzsimmons, Cortland, 1893-1949. Papers, ca. 1935- 
47. 62-1207 

Gillespie, Archibald Hamilton, 1812-1873. Papers, 
1845-60. 61-1204 

Gross, Milt, 1895- Correspondence, 1928-48. 61-490 

Hodge, Frederick Webb, 1864-1956. Papers, 1894- 
1957. 62-1S8 

Jackson, Holbrook, 1874-1948. Literary manuscripts, 

ca. 1900-48. 62-1209 

Jones family. Papers, 1847-1946. 62-114 

Llttlefleld family. Correspondence, * 450-67. 61-2005 

Lockey, Joseph Byrne, 1877-1946. Papers, 1782-1946. ^. 

61-12fl| 
McKlniay, Arthur Patch, 1871-1958. Papers, ca. ^^ 

1910-58. 61-812 

Miller, Henry, 1891- Papers, ca. 1920- 61-754 

Miller, James Marshall Papers, ca. 1930-42. 



MUlspaugh, Jesse Fonda, 1855-1919. Papers, 1879- 

1937. 62-574 

Monson family. Journals, 1817-37. 62-116 

Moore, Ernest Carroll, 1871-1955. Papers, ca. 

1898-1955. 61-1422 

Motion Picture Patents Company, et aL, defendants 

Records, 1911-15. 62-588 



Repository Index 



CALIFORNIA. UNIVERSITY. UNIVERSITY AT LOS 
ANGELES. LIBRARY (Continued! 

Ouspenskaya, Maria, 1676-1949. Papers, ca. 

1922-42. 61-1420 

\ Parish, John Carl, 1681-1939. Papers. 61-908 

Parsons, George WhitwelL, 1850-1933. Papers, 

1893-1920. 62-130 

Perclval, OUve, 1869-1945. Papers, ca. 1880- 

1949. 61-1421 

Pinal Dome Oil Company, Santa Mar ja, Calif. 

Records, ca. 1901-22. 62-1192 

Powell, Lawrence Clark, 1906- Papers. 61-1626 

Prince, Le Baron Bradford, 1840-1922. Papers, 

1845-95. 62-129 

Rexroth, Kenneth, 1905- Papers, ca. 1925- 62-1212 

St. Denis, Ruth, 1880- Papers, 1900- 61-1087 

Schiller, Ferdinand Canning Scott, 1864-1937. 

Papers, ca. 1886-1937. 62-729 

Sbankland family. Papers, 1846-1939. 61-1137 

Shepherd, Theodosla Burr (Hall) 1854-1906. 

Papers, ca. 1900-40. 61-573 

Sleepy Lagoon Defense Committee, Los Angeles. 

Records, 1942-45. 62-1428 

Taylor, Frederic William, 1860-1944. Papers, 1897- 
1944. 62-131 

Townsend National Recovery Plan, inc. Records, 

1938-52. 62-151 

U. S. War Relocation Center, Mansaaar, Calif. 

Records, 1942-46. 62-1081 

Waddell, Charles Wilkin, 1875- Papers, ca. 1917-58. 

62-1191 

Wellman, Paul Iselin, 1898- Papers, 1949- 62-1211 



Westergaard, Waldemar Christian, 
1480- 



Papers, 
61-1060 



Weyse, Alice WolfskUl (Barrows). Papers, 1879-97. 

61-948 

Writers' Congress, University of California at 

Los Angeles, 1943. Records, 1943-44. 62-705 

Wyndham, Benry Penruddocke, 1736-1819. Journals, 
1758-67. 62-1382 



rtT,Twnp >nA msTmnx of technology, pasadena. 

LIBRARY 

MUlIkan, Robert Andrews, 1868-1953. Papers, 1897- 
1950. 61-116 



CAMBRIDGE, MASS. EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL 
SCHOOL. LIBRARY 

Bass, Edward, Bp„ 1726-1803. Sermons. 62-787 

Cambridge, Mass. Episcopal Theological School. 

Trustees' minutes and other records. 62-789 

Hodges, George, 1656-1919. Journals and sermons. 

82-1494 

Muller, James Arthur, 1884-1945, collector. Notes 
and pamphlets on the history and use of the Book 
of Common Prayer. 62-774 

Muller, James Arthur, 1884-1945, collector. 
Papers, letters, articles and clippings on the 
1928 Prayer Book revision. 62-775 

Parker, Samuel, Bp., 1744-1804. Sermons. 82-788 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A. Auto- 
graphs of bishops of the Episcopal Church complete 
from Bishop Seabury. 62-148 



CAMDEN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. CAMDEN ME. 

Camden Historical Society. Camdenlana, 18th and 

19th cent 61-2046 



CARNEGIE LIBRARY. PrTTSBURGB see PITTSBURGH. 
CARNEGIE LIBRARY 



CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SOdETY OF ST. PAUL 

Grace, Thomas Langdon, Bp., 1814-1897. Papers, 

1857-84. 60-2857 

Larpenteur, August Louis, 1823-1919. Papers, 1878- 
ca. 1900. 60-2855 

Oster, Anatole, 1834-1910. Papers, 1856-1910. 

80-2856 

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA. DEPT. OF AR- 
CHIVES AND MANUSCRIPTS 

DeveraU, Richard Lawrence Grace, 1911- Papers, 
1928-59. 61-3011 



Flick, Lawrence Francis, 1856-1938. 

Correspondence, 1875-1937. 61-1654 

Haas, Francis Joseph, Bp., 1889-1953. Papers, 

1904-52. 62-873 

Mitchell. John, 1870-1919. Papers, 1897-1919. 

61-1396 

Murray, Pnllip, 1886-1952. Papers, 1943-52. 

61-1316 

Powderly, Terence Vincent, 1849-1924. Papers, 

1 871-1924. 61-1317 

Ryan, John Augustine, 1869-1945. Papers, 1902-45. 

62-2489 



CHARLESTON. S. C. ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH 

Charleston, S. C. St Michael's Church. Records, 

1751-1960. 61-3062 



CHATTANOOGA. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Chambers, Benry Alexander, 1841-1925. Diary, 

1874-93. 61-3170 

Chattanooga. Records, 1859-1932. 61-1998 

Chattanooga. Public Library. Civil War diaries, with 
some other papers of the writers, 1861-1949. 61-1507 

Chattanooga. Public Library. Papers on cultural life 
of Chattanooga, 1886-1957. 61-1524 

Chattanooga Historical Society. Records, 1861-1906. 

61-3065 

Evans, Charles Rountree, 1863-1920. Scrapbooks. 

61-3054 

Evans, Benry Clay, 1843-1921. Scrapbooks, 1888- 

1906. 62-791 

Federated Missionary Societies of Chattanooga. 

Records, ca. 1914-ca. 1945. 61-1563 

Fort family. Papers, 1795-1905. 61-3162 

Fuller, Ada £., 1856 7-1938. Papers, 1931-34. 81-1475 

Johnston, Joseph, d. .1874. Business papers, 1634-ca. 
1853. 61-2224 

Key, David McKendree, 1824-1900. Papers, 1839- 

1901. 62-2113 

Lenoir, Albert SoblesU, 1603-1861. Papers, 1831- 

1921. 61-1632 

Loop family. Papers, 1834-1915. 61-1505 

Lynde, Frauds, 1858-1930. Papers, 1891-1930. 



Mahoney, John Joseph, 1856-1933, collector. Papers, 
1793-1837. 61-2060 

Miles, Emma (Bell) 1879-1919. Papers, 1907-24. 

81-1441 
Patten, Zebolm Cartter, 1840-1926. Papers, 1896- 

1912. 61-1476 

Society of the Arm; of the Cumberland. Records, 

1902-06. 61-1794 

Swaney, William Bentley, 1658-1946. Papers. 61-1562 



CHICAGO. PUBLIC LEBRAKY 

Grand Army Ball and Memorial Association of Illinois, 
Chicago. Civil War papers, 1841-65. 61-1528 

CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Aldrlch, James Franklin, 1853-1933. Papers, 

1841-1932. 81-2494 

American Colonization Society. Records, 1820-58. 

62-1542 

American Field Service. Records, 1917-19. 62-1383 

American Fur Company. Records, 1616-1947. 62-3952 

Angle, Paul McClelland, 1900- collector. 

Bloody Williamson papers, 1875-1951. 62-4842 

Angle, Paul McC lelland, . 1900— Lincoln forgeries 
collection, 1926-29. 62-4087 

Brayman, Mason, 1813-1895. Papers, 1813-95. 

62-4697 

Brown, John, 1800-1859. Papers, 1842-1910. 62-1410 

Chicago Historical Society. Library. Mormon 

collections, 1832-97. 62-1360 

Chicago Peace Society. Records, 1910-21. 62-4489 

Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889. Papers, 1847-89. 



Davis, William James, 1844-1919. Papers, 1880-1901. 

62-2025 

Dean, Emily (Washburn) 1870-1958. Papers, 1902-57. 

61-976 

Dever, William Emmett, 1862-1929. Papers, 1884- 

1943. 60-2126 



Dunne, Flnkty Peter, 1867-1936. Letters, 1898- 

1900. 60-1080 

Folsom Brothers & Company. Correspondence, 1871- 
72. 60-1553 

France Forever. Records of the Chicago Chapter, 

1940-47. 60-3246 

Fuller, Melville Weston, 1833-1910. Papers, 1833- 

1951. 62-3474 

Gillespie, Joseph, 1809-1885. Papers, 1820-83. 62-4069 

Grant, Ulysses Simpson, Pros. U. S., 1622-1885. 

Papers, 1851-85. 62-2107 

Hardin family. Papers, 1733-1943. 82-4425 

Hubbard, Gurdon Sattbnstall, 1602-1886. Papers, 

1818-1907. 62-4091 

Hutchinson, Charles Lawrence, 1854-1824. Papers, 

1880-1922. 60-2114 



Jackson, Andrew, Pres. U. S., 1767-1845. Papers, 
1786-1853. *" 

Kane, Ellas Kent, 1794-1835. Papers, 1808-35. 



62-1164 



Klmberly, Louis Ashfleld, 1830-1902. Papers, 

1847-1901. 60-2115 

King, Willard Leroy, 1893- collector. David 

Davis papers, 1815-1921. 61-1328 



y, Jacob. 1756-1837. Papers, 1800-14. 62-3948 

Kirk. John, en !»»""»" Letterteoks, 1652-71. 

^^ ^ 61-1332 

Lawe, George William, 1810-1895. Papers, 1754- 
1914. 62-4916 

McDowell, Mary Eliza, 1854-1936. Papers, 1894- 
1944. 61-399 

Mears, Charles, 1814-1895. Business records, 

1849-95. 61-400 

Merriam, Robert Edward, 1918— Papers, 1947-55. 

62-4088 

Messer, Moses Haynee, 1829-1900. Diaries, 1853-89. 

61-414 

Military Training Camps Association of the United 

States. Records, 1916-60. 62-1182 

Morns, Henry Crittenden, 1868-1948. Papers, 

1783-1947. 62-4092 

Mulligan, James A., 1830-1864. Papers, 1849- 

1900. 62-4093 

Nestor, Agnes, 1880-1948. Papers, 1896-1954. 



Ogden, William Butler, 1805-1877. Business rec- 
ords, 1835-81. 62-3949 

Parker, Richard, 1810-1893. Papers, .1796-1882. 



Pullman, George Mortimer, 1631-1897. Papers, 

1865-1957. 61-W3 

Roche, John A., 1644-1904. Papers, 1871-1906. 

61-894 

Scharf, Albert Frederick, 1847-1929. Papers, 

1859-1926. 82-3950 

Sleight, Morris, 1796-1863. Papers, 1834-1953. 



Springer, William McKendree, 1836-1903. Papers, 
1861-1904. 61-543 

Stabler, Edward, 1794-1883, collector. Reaper 

history, 1833-55, 1895. 62-1S43 

Voegell, Henry Edward, 1876-1943. Correspondence, 
1909-53. 61-411 

Ward, Joseph, 1737-1812. Papers, 1745-1888. 

62-1565 

Warren, Henry, theater manager. Correspondence, 

1846-58. 62-1917 

Wells family. Papers, 1685-1836. 62-1263 

Wentworth, John, 1815-1888. Papers, 1836-88. 62-4094 

White City Construction Company, Chicago. Records, 
1905-12. 62-1395 

Wilkinson, James, 1757-1825. Papers, 1764-1823. 



CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY l.lf»pv 

Congregational Home Missionary Society. Correspond- 
ence, 1826-1902. 60-1251 



CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER- DAY 
SAINTS. HISTORIAN'S OFFICE 

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day saints. Manu- 
script histories, 1830-1959. 59-251 

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da; saints. Minute 

books and records ot members, 1830-1959. 59-247 

Church of Jesus Christ ol Latter-Day Saints. Papers 

of church leaders, 1829-1959. 59-248 



C1NCINNA TL CHURCH OF THE NEW JER IISATEM 
NEW CHURCH LIBRARY —*■ 



Cincinnati. Church of the New Jerusalem. Church 

plays, 1896-1914. 61 . 2S0e 

Cincinnati. Church of the New Jerusalem Paners 

163 °-5 4 - 61-3036 

Cincinnati. Church of the New Jerusalem. Records, 

1808 " 61-1399 



CINCINNATI. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

James, John Hough, 1800-1881. Papers, 1815-81. 

62-1481 



Page, Kirby, 1890-1957. Papers, 1908-57. 62-906 



CLAY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOC IETY MOOR- 
UKAD, MINK — ' 

Clay County (Minn.) Historical Society. General 

collections, ca. 1868- 61-3266 

Clay County (Minn.) Historical Society. Materials 
on Clay County history, 1803-1937. 62-900 

Clay County (Minn.) Historical Society. Minutes 

collection, 1873-1938. 61-1251 



CLEMENTS LIBRARY. ANN ARBOR ... unru rr.™ 
UNIVEHSITY. WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS LIBRARY 



^™g£ amCVL ™"- ™"E GE OF gOITTW rapm.n,. 



Calhoun, John CaldwelL 1782-1850. Papers 1764- 

1888 ' ' 61-2751 

Ctemson, Thomas Green, 1807-1868. Papers, 1854-88. 

61-2106 
Cralle'. Richard Kenner, 1800-1864. Correspond- 
ence. 1818-56. 62 . 3923 

Ravenel, Henry William, 1814-1887. Correspondence 

1841_S6 - 62-2034 



CLENDENI NG MEDICAL LIBRARY, KANSAS r rrv 
!." 5^^^. UNIVERSITY. MEDICAL CENTER 
CLENDENING MEDICAL LIBRARY 



CLEVELAND. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Hopwood, Avery, 1884-1928. Correspondence, 

1910 " 28 - 61-681 



COAST GUA RD ACADEMY see U. S. COAST GUARD 
ACADEMY, NEW LONDON, CONN. 

P OLBY COLLEGE. WATERyrLLE. ME I.TBRAPv 
Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928. Papers, 1873-1927. 

60-34 
Jewett, Sarah Orne, 1849-1909. Papers, 1869-1908. 

59-200 
Paget, Violet, 1856-1935. Papers, 1856-1955. 60-42 

Robinson, Edwin Arlington, 1869-1935. Papers, 1891- 
1935 - ' 59-192 



COLLEGE OF MEDICA L EVANGELIST S. LOS ANflEI.KK 
see LOS ANGELES. COLLEGE OF MEDICAL E VANCE - 
LISTS 



COLLEGE OF NOTRE T1AME Q F MARYt.AKr. see BALTI- 
MORE. COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND 

COLLEGE OF ST THOMAS ex »..r, xe „ p AUL 
COLLEGE OF ST. THOMAS 



Repository Index 



COLLEGE OF WOOSTER. WOOSTER. OHIO Se 
WOOSTER, OHIO. COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 



COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG , INC 

Baylor family. Papers, 1714-1883. 61-1315 

Blatbwayt, William, 1649 7-1717. Papers, 1674- 

1715 - 60-918 

Carter, Robert, 1728-1804. Letter books, 1761-69. 

61-1286 

Colonial Williamsburg, inc. Business records 

1726-1860. ' ,!_„„. 

Colonial Williamsburg, inc. Correspondence and 

other personal papers, 1767-1877. 61-3289 

Colonial Williamsburg, tec. Diaries and memoirs 

1747-1928. ^. 3205 

Colonial Williamsburg, inc. Legal records, 1685- 

1799 - 61-3185 

Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. Miscellaneous manuscripts 
1606-1879. ^1?3206 

Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. Records, 1924- 61-1345 

Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. Treatises and records 

"97-1865. g^, 

Corbin, Richard, 1708-1790. Papers, 1746-1818. 

60-257 
Dorchester, Sir Guy Carleton, 1st baron, 1724-1808. 
Papers, 1747-83. 60-587 

Gait family. Papers, 1756-1894. 60-306 

Gooch, Sir William, bart., 1681-1751. Papers 

1727-51. 60 _ 914 

Huntington family. Papers, 1761-1864. 60-236 

Jefferson, Thomas, Pres. U. S., 1743-1826. Papers 

1799-1826. 60-262 

Lafayette-Leclerc papers, 1780-89. 61-2728 

Nicholson, Francis, 1655-1728. Papers, 1680-1720. 

60-261 
Norton (John) and Sons. Records, 1750-95. 60-308 

Page, Mann, Jr., clerk of Gloucester Co. Va 

Papers, 1775-1869. 61-1054 

Spotswood, Alexander, 1676-1740. Papers, 1646- 

1830. 60-915 

60-266 



Tucker family. Papers, 1768-1860. 



C0 .^£ RAD0 - "MYEHST TY. LIBRARIE S WESTERN 
HISTORICAL /COLLECTIONS " ■ "*"»' 

Aspaas, Bans, collector. Business papers, 1906- 

B - 61-2908 

Collins, Mrs. Shrive B. , collector. Collins 

collection, 1676-1940. 61-1611 

Goodykoonrz, Colin Brummitt, 1685-1958. Papers 

1883 - 1957 - 62-2532 

Koehler, Helen Benjovsky. Paners, 1884-1960. 

61-1356 
Mine and Smelter Supply Co. Records, 1659-1960. 

61-1301 



COLUMBIA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY KTgnrp- 
HOOK. N. T~ 



Van Alstyne family. Papers, 1667-1833. 62-1020 

Van Buren family. Papers, 1801-51. 62-150 

Van Schaaek, Peter, 1747-1832. Papers of Peter 

and David Van Schaaek, 1769-1872. 62-1085 

COLUMBIA I lrHVERSTTV LIBRARIES 

Adams, James Truslow, 1878-1949. Papers, 1918-49 

61-3074 
American Civil Liberties Union. Tom Mooney 

papers, 1916-39. fa.^jj 



American story (Radio program) Records, 1954- 

6 
Anthon, Charles, 1797-1867. Notes, ca. 1830-60. 

Avery family. Letters, 1690-1914. 



62-147 

0. 
61-2915 

61-2916 
Bancroft, Frederic, 1860-1945. Papers, ca. 1890- 

1930 - 61-3501 

Bard family. Papers, ca- 16th cent.-1882. 62-256 

444 



■"1-3112 



Barker, George Granville, 1913- Papers, 1948. 

Barnard, Frederick Augustus Porter, 1809-1889 

Papers, 1853-89. ' 61 _ 3232 

BarreU family. Papers, 1791-1846. 61-ajBk 

Barzun, Jacques, 1907- collector. Berlioz 

collection, 1825-1953. 61-2919 

Barzun, Jacques, 1907- Papers, ca. 1930-55. 



61-2918 



Bayle, Pierre, 1647-1706. Letters, 1670-1706. 

62-494 
Beauregard, Pierre Gustave Toutant, 1818-1893. 

York-Beauregard papers, ca. 1860-65. 61-3425 

Benjamin, Park, 1809-1864. Papers, 1824-88. 61-3113 

Blackwell, Elizabeth, 1821-1910. Letters, 1850 
fu 



84. 



61-2920 
62-176 



62-179 
61-291* 



Bonsall family. Papers, ca. 1751-1905. 

Boudin, Louis Boudlanoft, 1874-1952. Papers ca. 

1900-50. 61-30T2 

Bourne, Randolph SiUiman, 1886-1918. Papers, ca. 

1910 " 48 - ' 61-3111 

Brand, Mlllen, 1906- Papers, ca. 1930-57. 62-495 

Brebner, John Bartlet, 1895-1957. Paners, ca. 1930- 

57 - 62-2150 

Bryant, William Clement. Correspondence, 1856- 

95. 61-2921 

Burgess, John William, 1844-1931. Papers ca. 

1873-1930. jj^ajj 

Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947. Papers, 1891- 
1947. 61-2922 

Byland Abbey. Records, ca. 1177-1390. 62-220 

Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925. Papers 

1M7 - 1908 - 61-3110 

Calvert family. Correspondence, 1795-1857. 

Campbell family. Papers, 1804-98. 

Cardoso, Benjamin Nathan, 1870-19S8 Paners ^^ 

1885-1988. ' 61-2923 

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 

Records, ca. 1911-54. " u*US 

Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh. 
College of Industries. Laboratory Press. 
Records, 1922-36. 62-215 

Carpentras manuscripts, 1747-1848. 61-2926 

Chapman, Mary (Sumner). Papers, 1859-9L 61-3518 
Chinese Industrial Cooperatives. Records, 1938- 

48 - 62-674 

C "^S' 1?*"*' 18S9 -!M6. Notes on Thnreau, ca. 

1930 " 46 - 61-3622 

Citizens' Union, New York. Records, 1897-1938. 

61-2928 
City Bank Farmers Trust Company, New York. 

Records 1829-66. 62-2372 

Clark, John Bates, 1847-1938. Papers, ca. 1897- 

U38 - 61-2929 

Clinton, De Witt, 1769-1828. Papers, 1765-1828. 

62-590 
Columbia University. Correspondence of Gouverneur 
Morris Ogden, ca. 1866-74. 61-3364 

Columbia Dniverslbj. King', College and Columbia 

College records, 1750-1890. 61-3325 

Columbia University. Records, 1655-1893. 62-186 

Columbia University. Academic Freedom Committee 
Records, ca. 1951-54. 61-2930 

Columbia University. College of Physicians and 

Surgeons. Records, ca. 1773-1900. 62-187 .fjta 

Columbia University. Libraries. American 

documents collection, 1700-1851. 61-2914 

Columbia University. Libraries. Authors" manu- 
scripts collection. 62 . 1380 

Columbia University. Libraries. Chinese family 

history collection, 1765-1928. 61-2927 

aa 52£2!S2?- ™ m -- *— ""-gag}. 

^aSSs?™""* *****»*■ Mealco collection, 

61-3351 
Columoia University. Libraries. Miscellaneous 

manuscript collections, 1775-1957. 62-4840 



Repository Index 



COLOMBIA UNIVERSITY. LIBRARIES (Continued) 

Columbia University. Libraries. Music autograph 
letters, 18th-20th cent. 62-80 

Columbia University. Libraries. Records, ca. 1890- 
1926. 62-188 

Columbia University. Libraries. Russian and East 
European archive, 18th cent.- 62-1364 

Columbia University. Libraries. Slavery collection, 
1200-1833. 61-3503 

Columbia University. Libraries, United States 

Civil War papers, ca. 1850-75. 61-3505 

Columbia University. Libraries. Washington, 

D. C. collection, 1796-1876. 61-3433 

Columbia University. Libraries. Avery Architectural 
Library. Avery Memorial Medal collection, 1914- 
15 - 62-1308 

Conway, Moneure Daniel, 1832-1907. Papers 1847- 
19 ° 7 - 61-3231 

Corey, Lewis. Papers, ca. 1910-53. 62-896 

Cowles family. Correspondence, 1832-79. 62-178 

Coykendall, Frederick, 1872-1954, collector. Manu- 
scripts, 1778-1940. 61-3108 

Crampton, Henry Edward, 1875-1951. Papers, 1900- 

50 - 62-27 

Crane, Hart, 1899-1932. Papers, ca. 1909-32. 61-3107 

Crane, Stephen, 1871-1900. Papers ol Stephen and 

Cora Howorth Crane, ca. 1895-1908. 61-3106 

Curie, Marie (Sklodowska) 1867-1934. Papers 

1920-34. ' 61-3352 

Curtis, John Green, 1844-1913. Letters. 62-2 

Curtis, William Eleroy, 1850-1911. Correspondence 
1888-92. 61-2931 

Dale, Samuel Sherman, 1859-1935. Papers, 1810- 

1929. 62.782 

Daly's Theatre, New York. Records, 1872-99. 

62-197 
Davels, Charles Stewart, 1788-1865. Papers, 1815- 

M - 61-3220 

Davis, Alexander Jackson, 1803-1892. Papers, ca. 

1830-70. 62-182 

Daystrom, inc. Typographic Library and Museum, 

Jersey City. Manuscripts, ca. 1750-1938. 62-961 

Dewey, John, 1859-1952. Correspondence, 1930-50. 

61-3517 
Dewey, MeML 1851-1931. Papers, ca. 1870-1531. 

61-3117 

Dibdin, Thomas FrognalL 1776-1847. Correspondence, 
1818-20. 62_ 181 

Dickinson, J. B. Business records, 1850-71. 62-811 

Dix, John Adams, 1798-1879. Papers, 1813-79. 

62-180 

Dunning, William Archibald, 1857-1922. Papers 

1781-1922. 61-3684 

Earle, Genevieve Beavers, 1883-1956. Papers 

1935-50. ' 61-2932 

Earle, Mortimer Lamson, 1864-1905. Papers 

1884-1905. 61-2933 

Edman, Irwin, 1896-1954. Correspondence. 61-2934 

Ellison family. Papers, 1733-82. 61-2935 

Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882. Letters, ca. 1814- 
82. 62-496 

Eno, Roberts, Rhodes & Company, New York. 

Correspondence, 1858-77. 61-2936 

Epstean, Edward, 1868-1945. Papers, 1923-42. 



Epstein, Abraham, 1892-1942. Papers, 1918-42. 

61-2938 
Erskme, John, 1879-1951. Papers, ca. 1890-1951. 

61-3105 
Farrelly, Theodore S., 1883-1955. Collection 

relating to Alaska, 1930-65. 61-2939 

Ferris, William Hawkins, 1828-1880. Papers, 

1850-75. 61-3104 

Fish, Hamilton, 1808-1893. Correspondence, 1627- 
M. 61-2940 

Flske, Thomas Scott, 1865-1944. Correspondence, 
1891-1926. 62.J3 

Flagg, Aiarlah Cutting, 1790-1873. Correspond- 
ence, 1824-66. 61-2941 



Fleury, Jules, 1821- 



Papers, ca. 1653-88. 



Freedman, Louis Alexander, 1873-1957. Papers, 

ca. 1930-56. 61-3103 

Freeman, Mary Eleanor (Willdns) 1852-1930. 

Letters, 1893-1901. 62-497 

Gay, Sydney Howard, 1814-1888. 61-3386 

Giddings, Franklin Henry, 1855-1931. Corre- 
spondence, 1890-1902. 81-2942 

Given, John O. Papers, ca. 1845-70. 61-3387 

Gonzalez-Prada family. Papers, ca. 1750-1850. 



Gramercy Bookshop, New York. ~ Correspondence, 

ca. 1931-54. - 62^1412 

Grannlss, Ruth Shepard. Papers, 1911-14. 61-3593 

Griffing, Josephine Sophie White, 1814-1872. Papers, 
1862-72. 61-3303 

Gudeman, Alfred, b. 1862. Papers. 62-941 

Haggard, Sir Henry Kider, 1856-1925. Correspondence, 
ca. 1866-1925. 61-3594 

Haig, Robert Murray, 1887-1953. Papers, ca. 1927- 

49. 62-95 
Hamilton, Alexander, 1757-1804. Papers, 1775-1804. 

61-3330 

Harris, Thomas Lake, 1823-1906. Harris-Oliphant 
papers, ca. 1867-1940. 62-245 

Harris, William, 1765-1829. Correspondence, - 

1817-28. 61-3331 

Harrison, George Leslie, 1887- Papers, ca. 1920- 
40. 61-3467 

Hellman, George Sidney, 1878-1958. Papers, 1919. 

62-96 

Hepburn, Alonzo Barton, 1846-1922. Papers, 1886- 

1918. 62-1953 

Hewitt, Abram Stevens, 1822-1903. Papers, ca. 1840- 

50. 62-91 

Hitchcock, Ripley, 1857-1918. Papers, ca. 1B85- 

1935. 61-3595 

Holla, Frederick William, 1857-1903, Papers, 1880- 
1903. 61-3332 

Horton, Lydlard Beneage Walter, 1879-1945. Papers, 
1860-1945. 62-984 

Hu, Ting-an, 1898- >Papers, 1951-53. 62-109 

Hume, Edward Hicks, 1876-1957. Papers, 1838- 
1928. 62-3 

Jackb, Ernst, 1875-1959. Papers, 1908-13. 61-3539 

Jay, Sir James, 1732-1815. King's College papers 

1762-65. 61-3333 

Jay, John, 1745-1829. Papers, 1715-1862. 61-3334 

Jeanroy, Alfred, 1859-1953. Papers, 1727-1953. 

Jeffery, Arthur. Papers, ca. 1920-59. 61-3615 

Jewett, Sarah Orne, 1849-1909. Correspondence, 

ca. 1870-79. 62-248 

Johnson, Samuel, 1696-1772. Papers, 1710-72. 

61-3607 

Jones, Bassett, 1877-1960, collector. Llbrls polaris 
collection, 1827-1938. 62-903 

Jones, .Thomas Ktlby. Business records, 1782-99. 

61-3337 
Jones, Thomas Samuel, 1882-1932. Papers, ca. 

1900-32. -62-247 

Kane lamily. Papers of the Kane and Hand 

families, 1770-1940. - 61-3336 

Keener, William Albert, 1856-1913. Correspondence 

1894-1900. 61-3338 

Kent family. Papers, 1799-1881. 61-3322 

Kenton, Edna, 1876-1954. Correspondence, 1903-36. 

61-3597 

Kilroe, Edwin Patrick, 1880-1953. Papers, 1776- 

1952. 62-199 

King, Cyrus, 1772-1817. Papers, ca. 1791-1817. 

61-3306 
King family. Correspondence, 1831-54. 62-177 

Kneeland, Ebenezer, d. 1777. Sermons, 1770-77. 

61-3608 
Koenig, Nicholas August, 1882-1956. Papers, ca. 

1910-40. 62-20 

Knmroff, Manuel, 1890- Papers, ca. 1918-53. 



Lasker, Bruno, 1680- Papers, ca. 1923-51. 



Lazarus, Emma, 1849-1887. Correspondence, 1868- 
87. 82-237 

League of Women Voters of New York Ctty. New 
York woman suffrage collection, 1869-1919. 



Lechtrecker, John, 1844-193L Letters, 1861-63. 

61-3324 
Lee, Frederick Schiller, 1859-1940. Correspondence, 
ca. 1885-1930. 61-3323 

Lerdode Tejada, Juan Antonio. Letters, 1811-17. 



Llenau, J. Henry, collector. Detlef Llenau collection, 
ca. 1850-1900. 62-1216, 

Lindsay, Samuel McCune, 1869-1960. Papers, ca. 

1889-1950. 61-3521 

Livingston, Arthur, 1683- collector. Livingston 
- collection of Venetian documents, ca. 15th-18th cent. 

62-15 

Livingston family. Papers, 1787-1893. 61-3328 

Lord, William Wilberforce, 1819-1907. Papers, 

1844-99. 62-236 

Low, Seth, 1850-1916. Papers, ca. 1870-1916. 



. Lynch and Aymer. Records, 1790-1878. 



61-3327 
62-14 



McAneny, George, 1869-1953. Papers, ca. 1902-40. 

61-3326 

Mackintosh, James Buckton, 1656-1891. Papers, 

1885-91. 62-28 

Marquis, Don, 1878-1937. Papers, ca. 1910-37. 



Mason, Daniel Gregory, 1873-1953. Papers, ca. 

1894-1948. 62-81 

Mason, William, 1829-1908, collector. Autographs 
of musicians, 1830-1906. 62-79 

Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929. Correspondence, 

1877-1929. 61-3599 

Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929, collector. Dramatic 
Museum correspondence, 1732-1902. 62-89 

Meade, Richard Worsam, 1870-1933. Papers, ca. 

1904-33. 61-3329 

Mezes, Sidney Edward, 1863-1931. Papers, 1918. 

62-784 

MOlls, John A. Correspondence, 1886-88. 61-3463 

Milton, John, 1608-1674. Letter book, 1649-59. 

61-3350 

Mistral, Frederic, 1830-1914. Papers, ca. 1875-1913. 

62-90 

Mitchell, Wesley Clair, 1874-1948. Papers, 

1898-1948. 61-3349 

Montgomery, Robert Hlester, 1672-1953, collector. 

Accountancy manuscripts, ca. 1400-1900. 61-3348 

Moore, Charity (Clarke). Papers of Charity Clarke 
Moore and Clement Clarke Moore, 1767-1863. 

61-3347 

Moore, SamueL postmaster at Steuben, Me. 

Papers, 1777-1867. 62-2827 

Moore. William Underbill, 1879-1949. Corre- 
spondence, 1908-20. 61-3346 

Morris, Gouverneur, 1752-1816. Papers, 1768-1816. 

61-3511 

Nathan, Jonathan. Letters, ca. 1843-57. 62-504 

National Institute of Letters, Arts, and Sciences, New 
York. Records, 1868-69. 62-205 

National Museum of Engineering and Industry. 

Records, ca. 1920-35. 62-223 

Nelson, Otis. Papers, r820-80. 61-3357 

Nevins, Allan, 1890- Papers, ca. 1915- 61-3361 

New York (City) Charter Commission. Records, 1922- 
23. 61-3362 

New York (City) Mayor's Court. Records, ca. 

1681-1819. 62-742 

New York (State) Slate Crime Commission. Records 
"52-53. 61-3365 

Uko, Adolph S. Papers of Adolph S.Oko and Carl 

Gebhardt, ca. 1907-4L 61-3363 

Olcott, Thomas W. , 1795-1880. Papers, 1816-86. 

61-3650 



Otis family. Papers, 1687-1868. 



Repository Index 



COLOMBIA UNIVERSITY. LIBRARIES (Continued) 

Page, Curtis Bidden, 1870-1946. Pipers, 1885-1948. 

61-3598 
Parsons, Herbert, 1369-1915. Correspondence, 1898- 

1825. 61-3371 

Parsons, William Barclay, 1859-1932. Papers, 

1899-1919. 61-3520 

Peck, Harry Thurston, 1856-1914. Papers, ca, 1880- 

19". 62-503 

Pendleton, puilp C. Letters, 1813-63. 61-3370 

Perkins, Frances, 1882- Papers, ca. 1933-45. 

61-3369 
Perkins, George WalBrldge, 1862-1920. Papers, 

1871-1920. 61-3519 

Pfetftenberger, Otto E. Papers, 1939-50. 61-3368 

Philipse family. Papers ol the Philipse and 

Gouverneur families, ca. 1653-1874. 61-3584 

Phmips, Alfred Naroum. Papers, 1879-83. 61-3387 

61-3366 



Phoenix, Stephen Whitney, 1839-1881. 
Correspondence, 1863-80. 



Plimpton, George Arthur, 1855-1936, collector. 
; Plimpton manuscripts collections, ca. 17th cent.- 
1M6 - 61-3398 

Potter, Edward Tuckerman, 1831-1904. Office 

records, ca. 1850-1900. 61-3345 

Pratt, Fletcher, 1897-1956. Papers, 1949-52. 

61-3464 

Frendergast, William Ambrose, 1867-1954. Papers 
1S04-09. 61-3344 

Price, Joseph M., 1870-1949. Papers, 1909-43. 

62-1363 
Pulitzer, Joseph, 1847-1911. Papers, ca. 1885-1911. 

61-3342 
Putnam, George Haven, 1844-1930. Papers, ca. 1900- 
30. 61-3341 

Rank, Otto, 1884-1939. Papers, ca. 1903-30. 62-1 

Rautensh-aneh, Walter, 1880-1951. Papers, ca. 1906- 
46. 61-3340 

61-3339 

Relnhart, Charles Stanley, 1844-1896. Papers. 1870- 
1956. "*""• 6j. M1 

Repton, John Adey, 1775-1860. Papers, ca- 1800-50. 

62-240 
Roberts Brothers, Boston. Correspondence 

1643-1932. 61-3355 

Raskin, John, 1819-1900. Letters, 1859-89. 62-239 

Santayana, George, 1863-1952. .Papers, ca. 1880- 



Beed family. Papers, 1804-66. 



1946. 



62-238 



Saunders, Henry Scholey, 1864- Papers, ca. 1920- 
47. M .83 

SeldeL Anton, 1850-1898. Papers, 1870-98. 62-82 

Seligman, Edwin Robert Anderson, 1861-1939. 

Papers, 1741-1939. 62-556 

Serlio, Sebasilano, 1475-1552. Papers, ca.. 1550. 

61-3601 
Shaw, William, 1630-1906. Correspondence 1860- 

1904. 61-3466 

Sherman, Frank Dempster, 1860-1916. Papers, 1880- 
1915. ,j. M3 

Shotwell, James Thomson, 1874- Papers ca. 

1914-30. 61-3354 

Slgourney, Lydla Howard (Huntley) 1791-1865. 

Letters, 1830-62. 62-242 

Skiver, Abraham Alstyne, 1806-1877. Papers, ca. 

1825-77. 61-3353 

Smith, David Eugene, 1660-1944. Papers, ca. 

1100-1939. 62-4927 

Smith, Samuet, 1752-1BS9. Papers, 1777-1814. 

61-3313 
Somervllle, Randolph, 1891-1956. Papers ca. 

1915-58. 62-2704 

Spanish Refugee Relief Campaign. Records, 1935-40. 

62-1506 
Sprague, William, 1830-1915. Correspondence, 

1861-71. 61-3465 

62-502 

Stedman, Edmund Clarence, 1833-1908. Pacers ca. 
1840-1930. """ 'tr. 3602 



Stanard, Robert. Papers, 1764-1845. 

Stedman, Edmund Clarence, 1833-1908 
1840-1930. 

Steffens, Joseph Lincoln, 1866-1936. Papers, 



1936. 



61-3444 I 



SteHle, Carries, 1BB9-1941. Papers, ca. 1938-41. 

61-3452 

StlUman, James, 1850-1918. Papers, 1851-1918. 

61-3413 

Stokes, James Graham Phelps, 1872-1960. Papers, 
1884-1950's. 62-22 

Sullivan, Louis Henry, 1856-1924. Papers, ca. 1901-21. 

61-3604 
Tannenbaum, Frank, 1893- Papers, ca.1926. 



Tanner, Frederick Chatmcey, 1878- Papers, 

1911-ca. 1928. 61-3649 

Tarklngton, Booth, 1869-1946. Correspondence, 

1921-23. 61-3803 

Tllden, Samuel Jones, 1814-1886. Papers, 1876-80. 

61-3442 

Tolstoi, Lev Nikolaevich, grat, 1828-1910. 

Correspondence, 1897-1937. 61-3506 

Tower, Charlemagne, 1848-1923. Papers, 1630-89. 

61-3441 

U. S. President. Messages and papers, 1862-1938. 

61-3343 

Vanderlip, Frank Arthur, 1864-1937. Papers 

ca. 1897-1937. ' 61-3440 

Van Schaack, Peter, 1747-1832. Papers, 1749-1867. 

61-3438 

Vlllard, Oswald Garrison, 1872-1949, collector. 

John Brown manuscripts, ca. 1850-1910. 61-3073 

VogeL Hermann Wilhelm, 1834-1898. Papere, ca. 
1880-98. 62-30 

Vollmer, Hermann, 1896-1959. Papers, ca. 1925-59. 

Vroom, Peter Dumont, 1791-1873. Papers, 1829- 

73. 61-3437 

Walte, John, 1732-1820. Papers, 1743-99. 61-3436 

Wallace, Henry Agard, 1888- Papers. 61-3435 

Ward family. Papers, 1800-1900. 62-501 

Ware, William Robert, 1832-1915. Letters, ca. 

1894-1900. 81-3434 

Washington, George, Pros. U. S., 1732-1799. Papers, 
1776-98. 62-505 

Watts, Charles. Correspondence, ca. 1810-51. 

62-506 
Watts, John, 1785-1831. Papers, 1806-88. 61-3432 

White, George D. Correspondence, 1846-67. 62-92 

White, William Allen, 1868-1944. Letters, 1909-39. 

62-521 

Whitman, Charles Seymour, 1868-1947. Papers, 

1910-37. 61-3431 

WUgns, William John, 1665-1949. Papers, 1935- 

37. 61-3430 

Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924. Papers, 1910-12. 



Wltmark, Isidore, 1871-1941. Papers, 1903-39. 

62-93 

Wood, Edith (Elmer) 1871-1945. Papers, ca. 1890- 
1945. 61-3428 

Woodberry, George Edward, 1855-1930. Papers, ca. 
1690-1930. 61-3427 

Wouk, Herman, 1915- Papers, ca. 1946- 62-526 

Wyles family. Papers, 1795-1903. 61-3426 



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HISTORICAL SOCIETY see HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
OF COLUMBIANA AND FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP, OHIO 



CONCORDI A msmPT CAX INSTmjTE. ST. LOUIS 

Arndt, Edward L. Papers, 1886-1927. 62-1052 

Arndt, William, 1880-1957. Papers, 1894-1957. 62-3337 

Betaken, John William, 1884- Papers, 1897-1959. 

62-822 
Blegener, Martin Emll, 1877- Papers, 1900-50. 

62-3012 
Brohm, Theodore, 1806-1881. Papers, 1827-70. 

60-1898 

Buenger, Johann Friedrich, 1810-1882. Papers, 

1797-1892. 60-2209 

Craemer, Friedrich August, 1812-1891. Papers 

1829-89. 60-2844 

CrulL August, 1845-1923. Papers, 1863-73. 60-1096 

416 



DaUmann, William, 1862-1952. Papers, 1900-52. 



Dau, William Herman Theodore, 1864-1944. Papers, 
1922-24. 60-2204 

Ebert, Carl Friedrich Wilhelm, 1640-1928. Papers _•* 

1892-1907. 62-1396W- 

Friedrich, Julius August, 1862-1958. Papers, 

1884-1958. 62-600 

Fuerbringer, Alfred Ottomar, 1903- Papers, 1946- 

50. 60-1135 

Fuerbringer, Ludwlg Ernst, 1864-1947. Papers, 1890- 

1938. 60-1123 

Fuerbringer, Ottomar, 1810-1892. Papers, 1840- 

80. 60-1094 

Graebner, Augustus Lawrence, 1849-1904. Papers, 

1862-1904. 60-1255 

Graebner, Martin, 1879-1950. Papers, 1900-50. 60-1124 

Graebner, Theodore Conrad, 1876-1950. Papers, 

1910-50. 60-2036 

Gunther, Martin, 1831-1893. Papers, 1832-92. 

62-771 
Baneer, Carl Johann Otto, 1832-1909. Papere, 1867- 
1920. 60-1095 

Battstaedt, William, 1811-1884. Correspondence, 

1844-60. 62-776 

Hemmeter, Henry Bernard, 1869-1948. Papers, 

1894-1949. 60-1111 

Benkel family. Papers. 61-44 

Herzberger, Frederlk William, 1898-1930. Papers, 

1892-1930. 62-1030 

Keyl, Ernst Gerhard Wilhelm, 1804-1872. Papers, 

1829-1932. 60-1256 

KUnck, Arthur William, 1900-1959. Papers, 1928- 
59. 60-3204 

Koehler, PhlUp, 1828-1896. Papers of Philip and 

John P. Koehler, 1854-1929. 62-1560 

Xolch, Frederick A., collector, ^"httpr school 

controversy collection, 1920-25. 62-998 

Krauas, Eugen Adoh* WUhem, 1851-1924. Papers, <__t 

1852-1924. 60-2191 ™ 



Kretamann, KarL Papers, 1911-45. 



62-3004 



Kretzmann, Paul Edward, 1883-1955. Correspondence, 
1878-1955. 61-53 

Lange, August Hermann Louis, 1864- Papers, 1885- 

1841. 62-801 

Locbner, Friedrich, 1822-1802. Papers, 1845-1902. 

60-3225 

Loeber, Gotthold Helnrieh, 1797-1849. Papers 

1817-1941. 60-3208 

Lobe, Wilhelm, 1808-1872. Papers, 1842-65. 62-1536 

Luebke, Paul L. Papers, 1945-58. 60-3219 

Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod. Board for 

European Affairs. Records, 1924-44. 62-1563 

Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod. Board for 

Foreign Missions. Records, 1869-1956. 62-836 

Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. City M1««vw r 

St. Louis. Records, 1919-57. 62-837 

Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. Districts. 

English. Records, 1894-1938. 62-770 

Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod. Districts. 

Western. Records, 1655-1955. 62-1413 

Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. Fiscal Office 

records, 1666-1950. 62-5002 

Moerbe, P. G., d. 1946. Papers. 61-38 

Mueller, John Theodore, 1885- Papers, 1924-60. 

60-3207 
Obermeyer, Charles F. , 1850-1914. Sermons, 

1842-1914. 60-3216 

Pfotenhauer, Frederick, 1859-1939. Papers, 1843- 

62-601 
Pleper, Franz August Otto, 1852-1931. Papers, 1863- 

I93 °- 61-3153 

Polack, WUllam Gustavo, 1890-1950. Papers, 1904- 

50. 61-3148 

Ruhland, Friedrich C. T„ 1836-1879. Papers of 

Friedrich and Herman Ruhland, 1864-1943. 

62-819 
Sasse, Hermann, 1895- Correspondence, 1933- 

52. 62-768 

Schaller, William, 1868-1955. Papers, 1886- 

1955. 62 . 4679 

Schmidt, Hermann E„ 1868-1945. Sermons, 1876- 

1931 - 62-778 



CONCORDIA HISTORICAL INSTIT U T E . ST. LOUIS 
(Continued) 



Schmidt, Martin Joseph, 1646-1931. Papers, 1884- 
193L 62-777 

^arSchwan, Eelnrlch Christian, 1819-1905. Papers 

1869-1919. 62-1129 

Seyffarth, Gustav, 1796-1865. PaperB, 1819-82. 

61-2487 

Sleek, Louis John, 1884-1952. Papers, 1906-52. 



Slevera, Friediich, 1852-1929. Papers, 1874-1927. 

61-2515 
Slhler, Ernest Gottlieb, 1853-1942. Papers, 1899- 

1932. 62-1189 

SiUak, John; 1864-1953. Papers, 1930-50. 61-2516 

Sommer, Martin Samuel, 1869-1949. Papers, 1826- 
1959- 62-2166 

Walther, Carl Ferdinand Wilhebn, 1811-1887. Pa- 
pers, 1820-1936. 62-3363 

Wyneken, Frledricb Eonrad Dietrich, 1810-1876. 

Papers, 1836-1941. 62-1024 

Zimmerman, Elmer Christian, 1896- Papers, 1927- 
53 - BS-san 



CONGREGATIONAL LIBRARY. BOSTON see 
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION 
BOSTON 



CONNECTICUT. STATE LIBRARY. HARTFORr, 

Abbe family. Papers, 1765-1843. 60-1872 

Allyn family. Papers of the AUyn and Wolcott 

families, 1646-1797. 80-912 

Bartlett, Lucius Warren, 1841-1928, collector. Papers 
relating to the Bartlett and allied families. 60-1022 

■Bates family. Papers, 1820-80. 60-824 

Boardman family. Papers, 1814-62? 60-825 

Boardman family. Papers of the Boardman and 

Seymour families, 1661-1835. 60-1070 

Brooks, John N., collector. Letters and notes on 

the Brooks and other families, 1762-1909. 60-986 

Buckingham, William Alfred, 1804-1875. Papers, 

1853-73. 60-1000 

Buttrick, Philip Laurence, 1886- Papers, 1917-19. 

60-1001 
Colt family. Correspondence, 1775-1877. 60-921 

Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company. 

Letters, 1861. 60-827 

Connecticut. State Library, Hartford. Account books, 
ca. 1659-ca. 1900. 60-2964 

Connecticut. State Library, Hartford. CM1 War 

letters, 1860-66. 60-2963 

Connecticut. State Library, Hartford. Connecticut 

manuscripts. 60-2961 

Connecticut state Library, Hartford. Diaries, 1853- 
1945 - 60-2962 

Connectieiit. State Library, Hartford. Railroad papers. 

60-2965 

Connecticut. State Library, Hartford. Revolutionary 
War letters, 1770-83. 60-1303 

Connecticut. State Library, Hartford. Sermons. 



Connecticut. State Library, Hartford. Shipping papers. 

60-2968 
Connecticut. State Library, Hartford. Turnpike papers. 
|P 60-2966 

Connecticut. State Library, Hartford. Visitors' 

registers, 1887-1958. 60-1440 

Connecticut Land Company. Records, 1792-1828. 

60-909 
Denlson family. Papers, 1799-1849. 60-831 

E a stm a n , Benjamin T. Papers, 1850-89. 60-877 

PiUey, Oliver, 17B4-1846. Papers, 1806-32. 60-908 
Fitch, Andrew, 1747-1811. Papers, 1769-1805. 60-2596 
Fitch, Asa, 1787-1865. Papers, 1806-38. 60-1106 

Gardner, Robert D. Letters, 1836-45. 60-1673 

Gillette, William Hooker, 1853-1937. Letters, 1884- 



Repository Index 



1931. 



60-875 



Gleason, Frederic Grant, 1849-1903. Letters, 1870- 
7 1- 62-78 

Gray, Mary (Watldnson) 1823-1909, collector. Auto- 
graph collection, 1643-1903. 60-998 

Griffin, Duane N., collector. Papers on the Grnfln 
and allied families. 60-985 

Hartford Bridge Company, Hartford, Conn. Records, 
1808-89. 60-993 

Hartford Cycle Company, Hartford, Conn. Correspond- 
ence, 1880-95. 60-826 

Hartford Equal Rights Club, Hartford, Conn. Records 

1885-1925. 60-913 

Bolcomh family. Papers, 1800-43. 60-882 

Hubbard, Nebemlah, 1752-1837. Papers, 1777-1814. 

60-1875 

Huntington family. Correspondence, 1830-64. 60-1838 

Jarvls family. Papers. 60-890 

Judo, Edwin D. , collector, u. S. Army papers, 1851- 
79. 60-3018 

Lamed, Ellen Douglas, 1825-1912, collector. Genea- 
logical totters. 60-1874 

Lamed, Ellen Douglas, 1829-1912, collector. 

Manuscripts, ca. 1854-1910. 60-3295 

Minor, Garry Human, 1802-1882. Papers, 1817-82. 

61-3384 
Nott, Samuel, 1788-1869. Correspondence, 1850-62. 

60-1016 
Olcott, James Bradford, 1830-1910. Manchester 

turf garden records, 1890-1910. 80-880 

Osbora papers, 1774-1824. 60-1652 

Pearl, John M., 18387-1873, collector. Confederate 
Navy papers, 1863-65. 62-12 

Perkins, Andrew. Business records of Andrew and 
Joseph Perkins, 1793-1819. 60-898 

Perkins family. Genealogical data. 60-883 

Perry collection of autographs and autograph letters. 

60-1302 
Piatt, Ornile Hitchcock, 1827-1905. Papers. 60-1013 
Pratt, John, 1753-1824. Papers, 1778-1824. 60-2549 

President, Directors, and Company of the Farmington 
CanaL Records, 1823-87. 60-1645 

Preston, Edward V., collector. Civil War papers, 

1861-65. 60-2354 

Putnam, Daniel, 1759-1831. Letters, 1812-32. 60-1017 
Rockwell family. Papers, 1795-1859. 80-822 

Rogers, Henry Wade, 1853-1926. Correspondence, 

1891-1915. 60-1018 

ScbomekL John. Papers. 60-902 

SchoHiekl, Joseph. Business records, 1810-23. 60-903 

Sedgwick, Benjamin, collector. Papers. 60-999 

Seth Thomas Clock Company, Thomaston, Conn. 

Records, 1829-96. 60-891 

Seymour, William £. Business records of William 
E. Seymour and George Inness, 1830-33. 60-907 

Shakers. Enfield Shaker collection. 60-678 
Sherman, Roger Mlnott, 1773-1844. Papers, 1810- 

**• 60-967 

Sherman family. Papers, 1764-1841. 60-1024 

Sllliman, David. Daybooks, 1824-53. 60-1837 
Stone, Joel, 1749-1833. Papers, 1783-1820. 60-910 

Swift family. Correspondence, 1841-68. 60-889 

Toucey, Isaac, 1792-1869. Papers, 1831-70. 

60-1014 
Truesdell family. Correspondence, 1857-65. 60-888 

Trumbull, Jonathan, 1740-1809. Papers, 1763-1903. 

40-1299 
TuUy family. Correspondence, 1812-52. 60-887 

Turner, John, businessman. Business records, 1805- 
55 - 60-2725 

United Sates and Mexican Claims Commission, 1869- 
1876. Records, 1859-71. 60-2238 

Wadsworth family. Papers, 1718-1871. 60-1300 

Weeks, Frank Bentley, 1854-1935. Papers, 1909-10. 

60-1015 
Welles, Gideon, 1802-1878. Papers, 1836-47. 60-899 

Welles, Mary E., collector. Papers, 1820-54. 60-900 



Wells, Horace, 1813-1848. Papers. 60-1002 

Woodbridge, Dudley. Papers, 1776-1828. 60-911 

CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL SOCIETY. HARTFORD 

Beardsley, Elliot, 1801-1871. Beardsley and 

Alrord papers, 1839-70. 61-2497 

Deane, Silas, 1737-1789. Papers, 1740-1842. 

82-1479 

Howard, Mark, 1817-1887. Papers, 1830-88. 61-2784 

Johnson, William Samuel, 1727-1819. Papers, 1744- 
1817. 62-827 

Scfflman family. Papers, 1684-1912. 61-2356 

Trumbull, Jonathan, 1710-1785. PaperB, 1653- 

1789. 61-2783 

Trumbull, Jonathan, 1740-1809. Papers, 1786-1809. 

61-2780 

Trumbull, Joseph, 1737-1778. Papers, 176J.-78. 

61-2781 
Wadsworth, Jeremiah, 1743-1804. Papers, 1756- 

1866. 61-2782 

WeUes, Gideon, 1802-1878. Papers, 1820-78. 

62-1360 

Williams family. Papers, 1700-1897. 61-2785 

Wolcott, Oliver, 1726-1797. Papers, 1747-1834. 62-3616 



CONNECTICUT VALLEY HIS TORICAL MUSEUM. 
SPRINGFIELD. MASS. 

Connecticut Valley Historical Museum, Springfield, 
Mass. Connecticut Valley collection of business 
history, 1651-1957. 61-3277 

Griffin, Solomon Bulkley, 1652-1925. Corre- 
spondence, 1896-1920. 61-902 



COOS-CURRY PIONEER AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 

Coos-Curry Pioneer and Historical Association, 

Local records collection, 1870-1933. 61-2444 



CORNELL UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY. COLLECTION 

OF REGIONAL HISTORY AND UNI YE'RSTfY 

ARCHIVES " 

Abell family. Papers, 1797-1936. 62-3438 

Adams, Edgar Lyman. Papers, 1909-19. 62-2381 

Allen, Albert M., b. 1857. Business records, 1901- 

15. 62-2149 

Allen (H. S.) Company, Chippewa Falls, Wis. 

Records, 1836-90. 62-1325 

American Balsa Company, inc. Records, 1917-23. 

62-1696 

Anderson family. Accounts, 1825-53. 62-4220 

Armstrong, Grant T. Business records, 1850-60. 



Atkinson, George Francis, 1854-1918. Papers, 1880- 
1918- 62-2338 

Ayres, Sidney, collector. Yates County, N. Y. area 
papers, 1779-1919. 62-3443 

Babcock, Howard Edward, 1889-1950. Papers, 1907- 
50. 62-924 

Babcock, Willard F. Papers, 1860-95. -62-1464 

Bailey, Liberty Hyde, 1858-1954. Papers, 1B88-1953. 

62-2346 
Balcom family. Papers, 1838-1917. 82-1695 

Ball family. Business records, 1821-81. 62-2309 

Bancroft, George, 1800-1891. Papers, 1811-1901. 

62-3395 

Barbour family. Correspondence of the Barbour 

and Parker families, 1833-55. 62-2455 

Barnard, William Nichols, 1675-1947. Papers, 1870- 
1936. 62-3889 

Barrett, Sylvester F. Farm accounts, 1653-1917. 



Bartholomew, Paige, 1860-1944. Correspondence, 



1843-92. 



62-2945 



447 



Repository Index 



CORNELL UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY. COLLECTION OF 
REGIONAL HISTORY AND UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES 
(Continued) 

Bassett, George W., <L 1862. Civil War diaries of 
George W. and Ramsus E. Bassett, 1862-63. 

62-2132 
Beach, Harry Merrick. Scrapbook, 1689-93. 62-2325 

Becker, Carl Lotus, 1873-1945. Papers, 1896-1956. 

62-2359 

Beecher, Thomas Kianieut, 1824-1900. Papers, 

1844-98. 62-752 

Bellinger family. Papers, 1761-1911. 62-1349 

Bergholtz, Herman. Papers, 1931-35. 62-1391 

Berry family. Papers, 1812-1917. 62-2438 



Blodgett, Forest M„ 1885-1951. Papers, 1915-45. 



Bloodgood family. Papers, 1823-66. 



62-2313 
62-13S2 



Bond family. Correspondence of the Bond and 

Grayston families, 1870-99. 62-2337 

Boochever, Louis, 1690-1952. Papers, 1918-42. 



Boody family. Correspondence of the Boody and 

Mowers families, 1856-1915. 62-2413 

Bostwlek family. Papers, 1802-96. 62-1345 

Bower family. Papers, 1817-50. 62-3622 

Bowers, Frank E. World War 1 papers, 1916-19. 



Bowman, Henry. Papers, 1846-1929. 



62-3890 
62-2043 



Boyle, James Ernest, 1873-1938, collector. Accounts, 
1737-1908. 62-1694 

Boyle, James Ernest, 1673-1938. Papers, 1894- 

1938. 62-3394 

Bradley, Samuel. Papers, 1789-1690. 62-2418 

Bradley, Zera. Papers, 1848-82. 62-1346 

Brayton family. Journals, 1829-73. 62-1693 

Bretx, Julian Pleasant. Papers," 1905-51. 62-2300 

Brill, Gerow Dodge, 18S4-1931. Papers, 1884-1924. 

62-1602 



Brocket!, Frank S, collector. Brocket! collection 



1773-1890. 
Brooktondale papers, 1818-66. 



62-2365 
62-1692 



Brown, Matthew, 1766-1851. Letter book, 1804-18. 

62-3873 
Brown family. Papers, 1903-32. 62-3891 

Burr, George Lincoln, 1857-1938. Papers, 1862-1938. 

62-2342 

Caldwell, George Chapman, 1834-1907. Papers, 
1853-97. 62-3892 

Came, Charles. Letters, 1846-60. 62-1691 

Camp, Ellsha, 1786-1866. Papers, 1756,-1879. 

Carlsark (Sloop) Logbooks, 1929-32. 

Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teach- 
ing. Correspondence, 1905-45. 62-3872 

Carpenter, Anna. Poetry albums of Anna and Maria 
Carpenter, 1827-40. 62-2131 

Catchpole (A.) Company, Geneva, N. Y. Records, 

1872-1906. 62-1690 

62-1889 



62-4434 
62-4707 



Ca t har in e Township papers, 1803-49. 

Chemung Co., N. Y. Election and assessment rolls 
from Chemung and Schuyler Counties, N. Y., 1841- 
"• 62-2042 

Church family. Papers, 1838-1936. 62-1688 

Churchill, Alfred Land. Papers, 1847-95. 62-1684 

Civil War Committee of Fulton and Volney. Records 

1861-63. 62-2041 

Clapp, Benjamin. Business records, 1864-72. 

62-1683 
Clark (Ethan) and Son, Oxford, N. Y. Records, 

1821-56. 62-1682 

Clark, W. G. Business records, 1896-1924. 62-2130 

Clarke and Babcock, Oxford, N. Y. Records, 1835-52. 

62-2137 



Close family. Papers, 1808-68. 62-1347 

Cockburn family. Papers, 1703-1827. 62-4271) 

Cole, Charle6 C, b. 1851. Business records, 1876-80. 

62-2395 

Cole, Harry E. Cote collection 1763-1937. 62-4219 

Collins family. Papers, 1844-1939. 62-2087 

Comstock, John Henry, 1649-1931. Correspondence, 
1885-94. 62-2323 

Constable, William, 1752-1803. Papers, 1790 - 

1805. 62-2690 

Cook, A. F. Business records, 1893-1912. 62-2140 

Cook, N. Business records, 1846-57. 62-2401 

Cooley, Lyman Edgar, 1850-1917. Papers, 1866-71. 

62-2336 

Coon family. Correspondence, 1B71-1898. 62-1348 

Cooper, Sarah BTown (lngersoll) 1836-1896. Pa- 
pers, 1842-1910. 62-1454 

Corbitt family. Papers, 1769-1883. 62-2400 

Cornell, Alorao B., 1832-1904. Papers, 1856-1902. 

62-2343 

Cornell, Ezra, 1807-1674. Papers, 1828-1936. 

62-2374 

Cornell University. Typhoid epidemic file, 1901-06. 

62-4218 
Cornell University. Bride's Club. Records, 1926-50. 

62-2294 

Cornell University. Class of 1886. Records, 

1871-1946. 62-2326 

Cornell University. College of Architecture. Records, 
1898-1905. 62-1661 

Cornell University. College of Civil Engineering. 

Records, 1900-06. 62-2296 

Cornell University. Cornell Cosmopolitan Chib. 

Records, 1904-47. 62-3871 

Cornell University. Library. Church records, 1737- 
1926. 62-2213 

Cornell University. Library. Correspondence 
relating to a union list of newspapers, 1933-36. 



Cornell University. Library. Records, 1873-1914. 

62-2308 
Cornell University. Library. School meeting records, 
1825-1933. 62-2417 

Cornell University. Library. Western land collection, 
1859-1925. 62-2360 

Cornell University. New York State College of Agri- 
culture. Correspondence of the director, 1911-14. 

62-2295 

Cornell University. Sibley College of Mechanical 
Engineering and Mechanic Arts. Records, 1878- 
1904. 62-4217 

Corson, Hiram, 1828-1911. Papers, 1852-1946. 

62-3417 
Cortland, N. Y. First Baptist Church. Records, 1801- 
190a 62-2219 

Coughran, Edwin K., 1884-1955. Papers, 1906-43. 

62-3893 
Coventry Temperance Society. Records, 1838-59. 

62-2129 
Coville, Luzerne, 1865- Scrapbook, 1881-86. 62-2327 

Crane, Thomas Frederick, 1844-1927. Papers ca 
1890-1918. 62-3870 

Crangle, Roland, 1862-1945. Scrapbooks of 
Roland and Emily Elkus Crangle, 1898-1955. 



62-4708 
62-1673 



Curran, Obadiah B. Papers, 1834-82. 

Curtis, Charles William. Papers of Charles 
William and Stephanie Marx Curtis, 1863-1816. 

62-4897 
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc. 

Records, 1916-55. 62-3444 

Davenport, Amos H. Accounts, 1830-72. 62-1333 

Davenport family. Papers, 1800-194L 62-2436 

Davies, John C., b. 1858. Letter books, 1900-01. 

62-2194 

Day, Edmund Ezra, 1883-1951. Papers, 1923-50. 

62-3868 
Dean, H. B. Accounts, 1827-1901. 62-1334 

Decker, Frank Norton. Papers, 1832-1958. 62-2361 

De Forest, Henry Pelouze, 1864-1948. 

Papers, 1884-1942. 62-2733 



Degen, Gustav. Business records, 1896-1911. 62-2128 
Demarest, H. P. Business records, 1905-11. 62-1672 
Devereux, Nicholas, 1791-1855. Papers, 1801-97. 

to 



Devereux family. Papers, 1800-1942. 
Dillon, John. Business records, 1873-1928, 



KJ 

62^448 

62-1913 



Diven, Alexander Samuel, 1809-1896. Papers, 1849- 
1940. 62-1955 

Dorman, Walter. Papers, 1874-1938. 62-2311 

Doty, V. D. Papers, 1913-15. 62-2282 

Doty, William T. Papers, 1852-1930. 62-2779 

Drummond, Alexander Magnus, 1684-1856. Papers, 
1917-56. 62-3445 

Dupee. L.J. Accounts, 1891-1914. 62-3724 

Durham, Charles Love, 1872-1949. Papers, 1897-1949. 

62-2355 

Eagles, Joseph D. Papers, 1649-1927. 62-3621 

Edwards, Richard Henry, 1877-1954. Papers, ca. 

1897-1953. 62-3393 

Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902. Papers, 1804-1939. 

62-974 
Eliot, Mabel, collector. Papers, 1859-1932. 62-2035 

Ellas lamily. Papers, 1809-98. 62-1336 

Ellis, Edith M. Scrapbooks, 1924-33. 62-2202 

Elsbree, Anna, collector. Miscellaneous papers, 
1788-1953. 62-3423 

Empire State Forest Products Association. Rec- 
ords, 1912-56. 62-3446 

Englls (C. M.) Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Records, 

1860-1922. 62-1671 

Evans, Edward Payson, 1831-1917. Correspondence, 
1870-1917. 62-4076 

Tall Creek Milling Company, Ithaca, N. Y. Records, 
1862-1914. 62 

Farnham family. Papers, 1808-1875. 
FarwelL SamueL Papers, 1835-58. 



m 

62-2329 
62-4216 



Faust, Albert Bernhardt, 1870-1951. Papers, 

1919-45. 62-3887 

Fernow, Bernhard Eduard, 1651-1923. Papers, 

1885-1922. 62-3422 

Ferris, Joshua. Correspondence, 1831-47. 62-1337 

Field, William R. Papers, 1851-81. 62-1670 

Finch, Francis Miles, 1827-1907. Papers, 1851-80. 

62-3757 

Flncher, Myron G., 1898— Papers, 1937-54. 62-3946 

Fiske, Jennie (McGraw) 1640- 188L Papers, 1862 

1913. 62-2324 

Fiske, Willard, 1831-1904. Papers, 1647-1903. 62-3945 

Fitch, Asa, 1809-1879. Papers, 1831-65. 62-4215 

Fleming, Bryant, 1677-1946. Papers. 62-3885 

Flower family. Papers, 1770-1634. 62-2208 

Ford family. Accounts, 1800-1931. 62-1338 

Foreign Policy Association. Records of the Elmlra, 
N. Y. branch, 1923-52. 62-3884 

Francis family. Papers, 1776-1906. 62-2090 

Frost family. Correspondence, 1889-1917. 62-1339 

Fulton Hotel Company, Fulton, N. Y. Records, 

1853-57. ' 62-2232 

Funk, Jacob. Papers, 1865-1906. 62-1SC-L 

Gage, Henry Phelps, 1886-1956. Papers, 1886- Wr 

1955. 62-3943 

Gage, Simon Henry, 1851-1944. Papers, 1892-1940. 

62-2335 
Gallagher, Lyman, collector. Caroline collection, 

1826-1945. 62-2126 

Gardner, Joseph L. Papers, 1872-78. 62-1340 

Gates family. Papers of the Gates and Moore families, 
1847-1913. 62-2250 

Gauntlett, John C. Business records, 1843-1928. 

62-1341 
George Junior Republic, Freevlile, N. Y. 

Records, 1859-1958. 62-4694 

Goddard, Solomon. Papers, 1842-1918. 62-1668 



CORNELL UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY. COL LECTION OF 
REGIONAL HISTORY AND UNIVERSITY ARCHIVE.*. 
(Continued) ~ ' ~ 

Goodsell, Eugene A. Papers. 1886-1904. 62-3942 

P Greene family. Papers, 1838-54. 62-4186 

Gregg, John. Business records, 1789-1841. 62-2382 

Gregory, Abel. Accounts, 1863-89. 62-3784 

Guinnip, George B. Papers, 1815-96. 62-1342 

Guterman, Carl Edward Frederick, 1903-1356, 
collector. Agricultural organization programs, 
1936-56. 62-3944 

Hallett, Samuel. Papers, 1834-64. 62-2731 

Hammondsport Wine Company, Hammondsport N Y 
Records, 1920-28. '62-2233 

Harding Brothers, Breesport, N. Y. Records, 1884- 

1915 - 62-1667 

Hardy, Charles Elias, 1798-1868. Business records 
1805-37. 62 : 2125 

Harley, Charles. Accounts, 1863-1901. 62-1450 

Bart, James Morgan, 1839-1916. Papers, 1856- 



1916 

Hastings, J. M. Papers, 1875. 
Hathaway family. Papers, 1827-1910. 
Hayes family. Correspondence, 1883-85. 



62-3453 
62-1S66 
62-1463 
62-2525 



4 



B " , KSI.' J ,yrte Rice - a - 1957 - Genealogical papers, 

1909-54. '""* 62 _ 3M1 

Hector Fruit Grower's Association. Records, 1927- 
32 - 62-1665 

Herrington. John M. Civil War diaries of John M. 

and Marshall J. Herringlon. 1864-65. 62-4704 

Hewett. Waterman Thomas, 1846-1821. Pacers 
1868-1919. ' 

Hight, Mary A. Diaries, 1876-83. 

Hiscock, Frank Harris, 1865-1946. Speeches 
1904-47. 

Hobos family. Papers, ca. 1850-1935. 
Hoffman, George W., b. 1822. Papers, 1853-82. 

Holland Land Company. Records, 1802-63. 

Holmes, Daniel. Papers, 1840-99. 

Horton, Emmet, 1850-1932. Papers, 1870-1932. 



62-4675 
62-1343 

62-3940 
62-4084 

62-1664 
62-2281 
62-2203 

62-4115 



Horton, Randolph, 1850-1929. Papers ca 1877- 

1926 ' 62-4070 

HotcnJdss, Hiram G., d. 1898. Papers, 1828-1931. 

62-2373 

Houghton, Clarence L., collector. Houghton 
collection. 1865-1923. 

Howard, Harrison. Papers, 1848-86. 

Howard, Lawrence "R. Sermons, 1903-37. 

Howell, John S. Papers, 1895-1925. 

Hoyt, Arthur J., 1866— Papers, 1872-1951. 

Hoyt family. Papers, 1828-1956. 

Hulce, Martial R., collector. Papers, 1786-1893 

Humphrey, Correll, collector. Papers, 1847-53. 

62-4176 
Iden lamily. Papers, 1855-1917. 62-3938 

Ithaca and Owego Turnpike Company. Records, 1808- 

36 - 62-1344 

Ithaca, N. Y. Lyceum Theatre. Records, 1892-1925. 
. 62-2190 



62-2453 
62-2322 
62-2221 
62-4185 
62-3939 
62-4082 

62-2298 



f Jacacks, Fred. Diaries of Fred and Marv 
Jacacks, 1859-68. 

Jennings, Anthony. Business records, 1876-94. 
Johenning, John. Business records, 1889-1917. 

Johnson family. Papers, 1818-1936. 

Jone6 (John G.) and Company, Trenton, N. Y. 
Records, 1815-91. 

Joyce, James, 1882-1941. Papers, 1897-1941. 

KeUey Brothers, Halcottsville, N.Y. Business 
records, 1892-1906. 

Kellog, William T. Business records, 1889-1917. 



62-4705 

62-2139 

62-2124 
62-4709 

62-1663 
61-1122 

62-2148 

62-1329 



Repository Index 



Kelsey, A. T. Accounts, 1880-1916. 62-2398 

Kenan family. Papers, 1776-1922. 62-2451 

Klff, Charles E. Business records, 1894-1921. 

62-2147 
Kimball and Nutter, Woodsville, N. H. Records, 1903- 
19 - 62-2136 

Kingsley, Charles Freeman, 1835-1904. Papers, 

ca. 1857-1904. 62-3451 

Kinney, Jay P., 1875- Papers, 1855-1957. 62-4077 

Kinney, Worthy H. Papers, 1879-1928. 62-1330 

Ladies Union Benevolent Society, Ithaca, N. ,Y Rec- 
ords, 1921-47. 12-im 

Lamont, Daniel Scott, 1851-1905. Correspondence, 

1860-87. 61 . 1331 

LangeUier, A. L. Papers, 1875-1917. 62-2020 

La Rue family. Papers, 1795-1935. 62-2299 

Ledyard family. Papers collected by Helen 

Lincklaen Fairchild, 1793-1916. 62-4917 

Leroy Fruit Growers' Association. Records, 1932-35. 

62-2312 



62-3937 



62-2334 



62-2097 



Letsche, Jay Harry, 1888- Scrapbooks, 1917-29. 

r 

Lewis, John, of New York City. Papers, 1872-81. 

I 
Lewis, John Llvy, 1813-1889. Papers, 1810-1928. 

Lewis, Steven. Business records, 1784-1878. 

62-2138 

Lindemuth, Charles, d. 1939. Correspondence, 

1873-77. 62-3879 

^loBe^f CrlwIoW ' Br °°*lvn, N. Y. Records, 
Loomls, Charles A. Correspondence, 1806-91 
Lord, Bert, 1869-1939. Papers, 19J2-39. 
Lott, Philip Slout. Papers, 1830-88. 



62-1332 
02-4423 



62-3880 

Lowman, William. Accounts, 1898-1911. 62-3881 

LueHns, James. Business records, 1858-64. 62-2314 
Ludlum, Thomas RusselL Scrapbook, 1873-1907. 

62-2288 
Lyons Company, Aurora, N. Y. Records, 1888-1942. 

62-2207 

McCalL Ansel J., b. 1616, collector. Bath collection. 
1802-1924. £l 16e2 

McCall family. Papers, 1749-1924. 62-2096 

McCormick family. Papers, 1900-41. 62-3452 

MacDonald family. Papers, 1793-1948. 62-3882 

McGraw, John, 1815-1877. Papers, 1846-82. 62-2351 

Mclntyre family. Papers of the Mclntyre and Kellogg 
families, 1797-1866. 62-2370 

McMaster & Parkhurst, Bath, N. Y. Records, 

1860-97. 62-3842 

Macmillan, Bennet. Scrapbook, 1909-13. 62-2320 

McNisb family. Papers, 1774-1889. 62-4349 

Magee, John, 1794-1868. Correspondence, 1821-50. 

62-1328 
Marcham, Frederick George, 1898- Correspondence, 

1Mi - 62-1468 

Markham lamily. Papers of the Markham and 

Puffer families, 1755-1909. 62-4427 

Martin, Asa Earl, 1685- collector. Pennsylvania 

historical collections, 1927. 62-2210 

Mattiee, Asa M. Papers, 1862-99. 62-2456 

Maydole (DavldJ and Company, Norwich N Y 

Records, 1888-1910. " 62-1661 

Maynard, Leonard Amby, 1887— Papers, 1940-49. 

62-3936 
Mead, George M. Papers, 1B53-190L 62-2095 

"tJIi"' ErMst °e<"Ke. 1865-1948. Papers, 1890- 
1S4 °- 62-3883 

62-1317 



Merritt family. Papers, 1841-94. 

Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargain- 
ing Agency. Scrapbooks, 1932-35. 62-3935 

62-4318 

Miller, John D., 1856-1946. Dairymen's League 

papers, 1915-46. 62-4428 



Millard, David J. Papers, 1829-74. 



Miller family. Papers, 1760-1908. 



62-3756 



Miller family. Papers, 1773-1908. 
Miller family. Papers, 1799-1905. 
Moller, Christian. Papers, 1724-1886. 



62-1660 
62-4177 
62-2297 



Montour Falls, N. Y. People's College. Records, 

1810-1913. 62-2293 

Moore, Veranus Alva, 1859-1931. Papers. 1870- 
1931. 



Moore family. Papers, 1751-1939. 
Moray, William. Accounts, 1834-92. 



62-3450 
62-2038 
62-2399 

Morgan, Edwin Barber, 1806-1881. Papers, 1849-54. 

62-2316 

Morrill, Justin Smith, 1610-1896. Papers, 1814-1837. 

62-1438 

Morris, Henry B. Scrapbook, 1884-1901. 62-4237 

Morris Brothers, Oneauta, N. Y. Records, 1909-20. 

6Z-2328 

Mulks, Charles F. Notebooks, to 1900. 62-1316 

Mulligan, William K., b. 1861. Papers, 1912-25. 

62-2404 

Munger, John. Accounts, 1806-12. 62-1459 

Murray, Eleanor (Canfield) Jennings, 1866-1949, 
collector. Mrs. John H. Murray collection, 1805- 
19M - 62-2094 

Nash and Mills, Guilford, N. Y. Records, 1893-98. 

62-2189 
Nathan, George Jean, 1882-1958. Papers, 1910-58. 

61-113 

Needham, James George, 1868-1956. Papers, 1892- 

1956. 62-4078 

New York (State) Canal Commissioners. Records, 

1861-81. 62-2209 

New York and Erie Railroad Company. Letter 

book, 1846-47. 62-4986 

New York State Agricultural Society. Records, 1841- 

1954. 62-3934 

Newell, Chauncy. Papers, 1836-1902. 62-3869 

NlchoL Robert. Business records, 1886-86. 62-2216 

North, Simon Newton Dexter, 1849-1924. Papers. 

62-4362 
North family. Family papers, collected by 

Herbert and Dorothy Metzger, 1814-82. 62-4918 

North family. Papers, 1752-1943. 62-3449 

Northrop, Moses. Papers, 1867-93. 62-1314 

Northrup family. Papers, 1831-83. 62-1461 

Ogden, Frederick A. Papers, 1849-89. 62-1313 

Ohlandt, Fred H. Business records, 1905-25. 62-2215 

Osborne family. Papers, 1804-57. 62-2362 

Oswego River Bank, Fulton, N. Y. Records of the 
Oswego River Bank and the First National Bank 
of Fulton, 1855-1905. 62-2317 

Palmer, Sarah Cornelia, b. 1844. Papers, 1813-97. 

82-1859 
Park Hotel, Prattstmrg, N. Y. Records, 1876-1912. 

62-1312 
Parker, Eugene Fales. Papers, 1893-1901. 62-2200 

Parker, Samuel J. Papers, 1823-ca. 1897. 62-1658 

Parma, N. Y. First Presbyterian Church. Records 

18W-63. 62-2220" 

Patterson, Harold. Business records, 1865-72. 62-2397 

Patterson, Lincoln E. Scrapbooks, 1912-37. 62-3933 

Patterson family. Papers, 1701-1900. 62-1311 
Pearson (C. H. ) Hardwood Company, New York. 

Records, 1929-31. 62-4236 

62-1310 



Pease family. Papers, 1789-1919. 

Peck, Ida W. Papers of Ida W. Peck and Otis B. 

Gannon, 1885-87. 62-4703 

Peck family. Papers, 1808-83. 62-2508 

Peebles family. Papers, 1776-1895. 62-4235 

Penoyer, A. W. Papers, 1856-63. 62-2403 

Pfeiffer, Dorothy S. , collector. HilL Atkinson, 

Fleming family papers, 1774-1916. 62-4429 

Phillips, Everett Franklin, 1878-1951. Papers, 

1900-50. 62-4081 

Pierce family. Papers, 1865-1931. 62-4234 

Piatt, Chester C. Papers, 1873-1934. 62-1460 

Poison, Robert Arnold. War work papers, 1941-45. 

62-3932 



Repository Index 



CORNELL UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY. COLLECTION OF 
REGIONAL HISTORY AND UNI VEKSITY ARCHIVES 
(Continued) 

Powell, Harry Wheeler. Papers, 1884-88. 62-4233 

Pratt family. Papers, 1758-1903. 62-1657 

Pratt family. Papers, 1787-1913. 62-4792 

Pratt family. Papers, 1901-19. 62-3783 

Purdy, Leander C. Papers, 1757-1886. 62-4232 

Putnam, Henry C. Papers, 1858-1904. 62-1656 

QueaL Arthur. Scrapbook, 1884-1928. 62-3931 

Raymond, Aaron Weeks. Papers, 1837-86. 62-4357 

Read, James. Papers, 1792-1875. 62-2036 

Recknagel, Arthur Bernhard, 1883- Papers, 

1951-54. 62-4085 

Reed, Daniel AUen, 1875-1959. Papers, 1914-59. 

62-2959 

Reed, Barry Clifford, 1882-1953. Papers, 1948-52. 

62-3930 
Reed, Hugh Daniel, 1875-1937. Bird records, 

1900-06. 62-4224 

Remington (E.) 4 Sons. Records, 1679-88. 62-4223 

Reynolds, Thomas J. Business records, 1855-67. 

62-2319 
Rhodes, Charles O. Papers, 1842-1918. 62-3897 

Rhodes,- Leland S. Papers, 1842-1922. 62-4225 

Rice, Grace Stubbs. Genealogical papers, ca. 

1600-1918. 62-4231 

Rice, James Edward, 1865-1953. Papers, 1885- 

1950. 62-4426 

Richards, Augustus Loring, 1879-1950. Papers 

1872-1951. 62-4422 

Richardson, Fred w. Accounts, 1892-98. 62-2318 

Richer (I. L.) Company, New Berlin, N. T. Accounts, 
1890-1905. 62-1655 

Rider, Fred, 1925— Collector. Family corres- 
pondence, 1784-1856. 62-4089 

Rider family. Papers, 1828-1945. 62-3448 

Robertson, Smith. Correspondence, 1621-95. 

62-1309 
Robertson family. Correspondence, 1820-1907. 



Roble, Reuben Edward, 1843-1911. Papers, 1827- 
1933. 62-3484 

Rose, Mabel. Papers. 1896-1915. 62-4230 

Rosenbloom family. Accounts, 1905-34. 62-2214 

Rowlee, Willard Winfield, 1861-1923. Papers 

19*5-23. ' 62.4358 

Rumball-Petre, Edwin Alfred Robert, 1881-19S4 

Papers, 1897-1914. 82-3896 

Rutherford, Thomas R. Papers, 1819-97. 62-2239 

Sage, Henry Williams, 1814-1897. Papers, 1836- 

1M8. 62-923 

Salisbury, Frank N. Accounts, 1888-1922. 62-4229 

Sanderson, Ezra Dwlght, 1878-1944. Papers, 1894- 

1943- 62-3895 

Sandy Creek, K. Y. First Congregational Church. 

Records, 1859-75. ' 62-2204 

Schmeck, Samuel. Business records, 1845-74. 62-2396 

Schuyler, George Washington, 1810-1688. 

Papers, to 1885. 62-4355 

Schuyler County collection, 1839-1917. 62-2035 

Scott, Matthew Thompson, 1828-1891. Papers, 1831- 
190 °- 62-2082 

Scott family. Papers, 1661-75. 62-4068 

Semet-Solvay Company. Records, 1897-1942. 62-2315 



Sewell, Albert Henry, 1847-1924. Papers, 1871- 



1916. 



62-3929 



Seymour, Horatio, 1810-1866. Papers, 1741-1886. 

62-2952 
Snattuck family. Papers, 1853-86. 62-2234 

Shaver, John C. Business records, 1812-19. 62-2383 

Shaw, Albert Duane, 1841-1901. Papers, 1891-96. 

62-4072 
Sheafe, Nathaniel Tracy. Papers, 1813-76. 62-4228 
Shelton family. Papers, 1783-1934. 62-4441 



62-4503 
62-1650 



Sheppard, George S. Papers, 1717-1933. 62-2093 

Shipman, EUen. Papers. 62-3898 

Simpson, Katherine G. (Woodford) Scrapbook, 

1921. 62-4226 

Simpson, Louis Wright. Scrapbook. 1890-92. 62-4227 
Slier family. Papers, 1811-71. 62-2217 

Sldlton, Frank Avery, 1860-1931. Papers, ca. 1880- 

1938. 62-3442 

Stilton, Julius A., 1833-1897. Papers, ca. 1830- 

1910. 62-3441 

Slosson, John. Business records, 1799-1902. 62-2321 

Smelzer family. Papers, 1811-1941. 62-489S 

Smith, Goldwin, 1823-1910. Papers. 1820-1910. 

62-4432 

Smith, J. De Motte. Papers of J. De Motte Smith 

and Henry D. Barto, 1851-92. 62-4699 

Smith. John L. , b. 1S22. Papers, 1848-1917 

SmlthTlUe M11L Records, 1889-1916. 

Snell family. Papers, 1766-1942. 62-3899 

Sons of Temperance of North America. Grand Division 
of New York. Correspondence, 1847-48. 62-2231 

Southworth family. Papers, 1840-93. 62-1320 

Spinner, Francis Ellas. Papers, 1823-89. 62-2377 

Stanton, Florence E. Accounts, 1881-1920. 62-3900 

Starret family. Papers, 1790-1933. 62-1462 

Stewart, Charles Hoffman, 1828-1874. Papers, 

1852-1908. 62-2450 

Stowell, John C, b. 1817. Accounts, 1648-89. 62-1323 

Straight (J. H.) Company. Records, 1909-24. 62-2193 

Straight, Willard Dlckerman, 1880-1918. Papers, 1857- 

1922. 62-1103 
Strong family. Papers, 1639-1935. 62-3785 

Suiter, William, 1863-1941. Papers, 1890-1940. 

S2-3901 
Swartwood, T. E., collector. Scrapbooks, 1883- 

1952 - 62-3902 

Swift, George Luclen. Papers, 1723-1900. 62-2197 

Syracuse Dry Goods Company, Syracuse, N. Y. 

Records, 1896-1928. 62-1649 

Taber family. Papers, 1627-1906. 62-2033 

Taft, RoyaL d. 1943. Papers, 1869-71. 62-3903 

Taintor (S.) Company, Le Roy, N. Y. Records, 1734- 
UXS- 62-1646 

Tarr, Ralph Stockmann, 1864-1912. Papers, 1683- 

1912. " 62-3904 

Temple family. Papers, 1854-99. 62-4208 

Thompson, Jacob S. Papers, 1832-55. 62-2402' 

Throop, Enos Thompson, 1784-1874. Papers, 

1807-68. 62-3905 

Throop, George Addison, 1810-1849. Correspondence, 
1803-1939. 62-1431 

Thurston, Robert Henry, 1839-1903. Papers, 

1859-1902. 62-4323 

Tlbbetts, J. Warren, b. 1B43. Business records, 1887- 
89. 62-1847 

Tietze, William C. Accounts, 1867-91. 62-3906 

Tillson, Oliver J., 1832-1895. Papers, 1803-98. 62-3440 

Tinkham, John F. Land books, 1866-61. 62-4203 

Todd family. Business records, 1850-192L 62-2452 

Tolbert family. Accounts, 1847-87. 62-1335 

Torrens Title League of New York State. Records, 

1916-41. 62-4205 

Towner family. Papers, 1819-75. 62-4206 

Townsend, Isaiah, 1777-1637. Business records, 1802- 
09. 62-1646 

Trautwine family. Papers, 1834-1947. 62-4433 

Treat lamily. Papers of the Treat and Brees 

families, 1826-1917. 62-1326 

Treman, Robert Ellas, 1888-1953. Papers of 

Robert E. and Robert H. Treman, to 1929. 62-4504 

Treman family. Papers, 1838-1954. 62-3437 



Turner family. Papers, 1799-1891. 62-4350 

TutUe (Daniel) and Company, New York. Records, 

1830-35. 62-2192 



Tuttle, David. Papers, 1852-81. 



62-1M 



Tuttle, Herbert, 1646-1894. Papers, 1660-96. 62-3928 

U. S. Federal MHk Commission for the Middle Sates. 
Records, 1917. 62-2212 

U. S. Selective Service System (1917-1919) New York. 
Records of District Board no. 1, Watkms Glen, 
N. Y., 1917-18. 62-1645 

Van Buren and ConkUng. Records, 1902-13. 62-2235 

Van Cleef lamily. Papers, 1900-24. 62-3927 

Vanderlyn, Henry. Letter book, 1810-24. 62-2251 

Van Duser family. Papers of the Van Duzer and Sayre 
families, 1783-1935. 62-2198 

Walker, Murray. Papers, 1864-1806. 62-1644 

Warren, George Frederick, 1874-1938. Papers, 

1900-36. 62-3411 

Webb and Edgecomb. Records, 1623-39. 62-1643 

Wemsteln, Milton. Scrapbook, 1911-14. 62-4204 

Weller, Arthur B. Papers, 1917-30. 62-4222 

West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. Records, 

1884-1953. 62-4074 

Weston, Fred Abllah. Scrapbook, 1879-80. 62-2208 

Wheeler, Edith Flower, collector. Papers, 1776-1878. 

62-1739 

WhetzeL Herbert Hlce, 1677-1944. Papers, 1902-44. 

62-3436 
White, Andrew Curtis, b. 1854. Accounts, 1883-93. 



White, Justin Du Pratt, 1869-1939. Papers, 1915-39. 

62-3888 
White, William Plerrepont, collector. Papers, m 

1728-1939. 62-27431 

White family. Papers, 1820-1937. 62-4896 

Whiteside family. Papers, 1769-1938. 62-2289 

Wlegand, John C. Business records, 1605-1922. 

62-2394 

Wilder, Burt Green, 1641-1925. Papers, 1857-1924. 

62-3435 
Wilder, Dexter. Papers, 1862-67. 62-4221 

Wilkinson, A. T., collector. Wilkinson collection, 

1854-1908. 68-3843 

Wilkinson, Jemima, 1752-1819. Papers, 1772-1872. 

62-2349 

Willers, Dtedrlcb, 1833-1908. Papers, 

1828-1927. 62-27M 

Williams, George R. Letters, 1887-89. 62-1318 

Williams family. Papers, 1836-1924. 62-2339 

Williams family. Papers of the Williams and Crad- 
dbck families, 1644-1921. 62-2454 

Woodruff, Charles F. Letters of Charles F. and 

Minerva Pelton Woodruff, 1838-39. 62-1319 



CORNELL UNtVERSTTY. NEW YORK STA TE SCHOOL OF 
INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR RELATIONS 

62-625 

62-797 

American Association for Labor Legislation. Records, 
1905-42. 61-3167 

American Association for Social Security. Records, 
1927-42. 61-2008 

American Federation of Labor. Correspondence, f^K 

1926-52. 62-714 ^* 



Abelson, Paul, 1876-1953. Papers. 
Adams, Leonard Palmer, 1906- Papers. 



American Labor Education Service, inc., New York. 
Records, 1922-33. 62-717 

Barnett, George Ernest, 1873-1938. Papers, 1914. 

62-713 

Beach, Kenneth, 1905- Papers, 1950-53. 62-1493 

Beat, Edwin Fletcher. Papers, 1945-51. 62-626 

Bradley, Phillips, 1894- Papers, 1942. 62-710 

Brissenden, Paul Frederick, 1885- Papers. 62-438 

Brooks, Earl. Papers, 1950. 62-627 

Cohen, Wilbur Joseph, 1913- Papers, 1937-42. 

62-814 



62-718 
62-1142 



CORNELL UNIVERSITY. NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OF 
INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR RELATIONS (Continued) 

Columbia Conserve Company. Records, 1932-33. 

. Columbus, Frank, 1885- Papers, 1901-58. 

Congress of Industrial Organizations. Industrtel 
Union Councils. Buffalo. Records, 1937-58. 

62-628 
Consumers' League of New York. Records. 62-629 

Cook, Alice Hanson. Papers, 1952-56. 52-2161 

Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Records of ad hoc 
arbitration boards, 1913-58. 62-1954 

Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Records of ad hoc 
arbitrators, 1946-52. 62-1402 

Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Records of court cases. 
1943-45. ej.^D 

Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Records of New York 
State agencies, 1941-50. 62-800 

Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Records of Presidential 
emergency boards, 1949-50. 62-766 

Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Records of .State fact 
finding boards, 1899-1952. 62-1183 

Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Records of U. S. 
emergency fact finding boards under the Railway 
labor act, 1950-58. 62-1956 

Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Strike clippings, 1946. 

62-715 
Cornell University. New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations. Term papers, 1947- 

62-630 
Eckert, Leone W. Papers of Leone W. Eckert 

and Wayne Hodges, 1955. 62-1897 

Emerson, Lynn Arthur, 1890- Papers, 1937-. 

Hay, Edward Northrup. Papers. 
Helfgott, Simon, 1894- Papers. 

International Longshoremen's Association. New York 
District CounciL Records, 1955-56. 62-1501 

Kress, Albert Leland. Papers of A. L. Kress and Paul 
J. Gordon, 1950-51. 62-1485 

McConneU, John Wilkinson, 1907- Papers. 62-914 

McLenagan, Lew. Papers, 1933-34. 62-663 

Meyer, Arthur Simon, 1880-1955. Papers, 1941-51. 

62-1762 
Meyer, Max, 1877-1953. Papers, 62-1100 

Morris, James Oliver, 1923- Papers. 62-664 

Murphy, James J., 1860-1922. Papers, 1893-1919. 

62-685 
Naas, Bernard C. Papers, 62-665 

National Conference on Household Employment, 

Washington, D. C, 1928. Records, 1928. 62-684 

Neufeld, Maurice F., collector. Labor scrapbooks, 

1946-49. 62-2226 

New York (State) State Advisory Council on Employ- 
ment and Unemployment Insurance. Records 

1942-50. 62-815 

Price, William S. Papers. 62-666 

Ralmon, Robert Leonard, 1923- Papers. 62-667 

Rubinow, Isaac Max, 1875-1936. Papers. 62-719 

Standard, William L. Papers, 1937-49. 62-668 

UhUnger, Charles. Papers. 62-669 

United Mine Workers of America. District 12. 

Records, 1899-1928. 62-720 

U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Collective 
bargaining agreements covering employees in 
New York State, 1941-47. 62-683 

U. S. Dept. of Labor. Records of fact finding 

boards, 1946. 62-765 

U. S. National Labor Relations Board. Records 

I" 7 " --' 62-686 

U. S. National Mediation Board. Records, 1954-57. 

„ ' 62-1401 

U. S. National War Labor Board (1942-1945) Records 
1941-45. 62-1099 

U. S. Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions. 
Records of special Industry committees, 1952- 
**• 62-1102 



62-631 
62-632 
62-636 



Repository Index 



World Federation of Trade Unions. Records, 1945- 
49. 62-1101 

CRAWFORD COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
MEADVILLE. PA . 

Dick, David, 1797-1870. Letters of David and John 
Dick, 1809-68. 61-678 

CREEK INDIAN MUSEUM. OKMULGEE. OKLA. 
CreekNatlon. Records, 1861-99. 61-174 



DALLAS. S OUTHERN METHODIST UNrv-ERSTrY. METH On- 
IST HISTORICAL LIBRARY ^ -^ », «r» y 

Fowler, Littleton, 1803-1846. Papers, 1837-83. 

61-736 
Hu n ti n gdon, Sellna (Shirley) Hastings, countess of, 

1707-1791. Correspondence, 1T75-91. 61-1085 

Leete, Frederick De Land, Bp. , 1666-1958, 

collector. Bishops' collection, 1784- 61-735 

Moore, John Monroe, Bp., 1667-1948. Papers, 

1900-48. 61-720 

Mouson, Edwin DuBose, Bp. , 1869-1937. Papers, 
1810-37. 61-751 

Wesley, John, 1703-1791. Letters, 1741-81. 61-728 

DALLAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Bailey, Joseph Weldon, 1863-1929. Papers, 1880- 

1930. 62-4910 

Cabell, William Lewis, 1827-1911. Papers, 1846- 

1941 - 62-4909 

Campbell family. Papers, 1841-1926. 62-4024 

Cevallos family. Papers, 1639-1870. 62-4500 

Chase. Franklin, II. 1836-1870. Papers of 

Franklin and Aon Chase, 1836-70. 62-4908 

Cobb, Berry Benson, 1895- Papers, 1825-1934 

62-4499 
Coil family. Papers, 1778-79, 1819-1900. 62-4103 

Dallas. Texas Centennial Central Exposition, 1936. 
Records, 1935-37. 62-4969 

Faulk, James Jonathan, 1851-1935. Papers, 1849- 

19 '5. 62-4023 

Hensley, Travis. Hensley-Beaumont papers, 

1846-1948. 62-4907 

Howard, William Eager. 1877-1948. Papers, 1557- 

193S - 62-4022 

Jackson, Alexander M., 1833-1889. Jackson- 

Crutcher papers, 1821-1930. 62-4498 

Love, Thomas Bell, 1870-1948. Papers, 1900-46. 

62-4952 
McCoy family. Papers, 1798-1938. 62-4021 

Mills, Roger Queries, 1832-1911. Papers, 1850- 



1911. 



62-4020 



Moore, John Marks, 1811-1892. Papers, 1838-1925. 

62-3963 
62-4786 



Taylor family. Papers, 1831-1921. 



DARGAN-CABVTiB I.mPI RT NASHVTT.l.F se e 
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION. DARGAN- 
CARVER LIBRARY 



--- P ?T £ ?' ° F THE AVmB "' AN REVOLUTION. OREGON 

Daughters of the American Revolution. Oregon Society 
Genealogical Records Committee. Records. 

61-2337 

DAVIDSON COLLEGE. DAVIDSON. N. C. LIBRARY 

Davidson, Wailam Lee, 1746-1781. Papers. 61-1064 

DAYTON AND MONTGOMERY COUNTY HISTORICAL 

SW."Si;usS see ASSOCIATED nAVrrW twri 

MONTGOMERY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETIES 



DEARBORN mSTORirMI. MUSEUM 

Absll, Alexander G., 1819-1890. Correspondence, 

1841-76. 82-754 

Dearborn Township, Wayne Co., Mich. Records, 

1840-90. 61-662 

Halgh, George W., 1836-1920. Papers, 1861-65. 61-489 

Halgh, Henry Allyn, 1854-1942. Papers, 1873- 

' ma - 61-1650 



Howard, Joshua, 1793-1868. Business records of 
Joshua Howard and Cyrus Howard, 1834-60. 61-454 
Ires family. Papers, 1628-1920. 61-952 

Ross family. McFadden-Ross collection, 1835-1953. 

61-1174 
Smith, OraLynn, 1879-1941. Papers, 1913-41. 



DEDHAM HISTORICAL SOCEITY. DEDHAM. MASS. 
Ames, Fisher, 1758-1808. Papers, 1654-1829. 



Ames, Nathaniel, 1741-1822. Diaries, 1758- 

1821. 62-3666 

Dedham Historical Society. Records of firms 

and associations, ca. 1800-ca. 1900. 62-3857 

Dedham Historical Society. Records relating to 

churches. 62-3867 

Mann, Horace, 1796-1859. Papers, 1823-52. 62-3726 



DE GOLYER FOUNDATION. DALLAS. LIBRARY 



Buford, Napoleon Bonaparte, d. 1883. Papers, 1853- 
1868. 62-1239 

De Golyer, Everette Lee, 1986-1956. Papers, ft07- 
56. 61-1143 

Gardner, George Clinton. Gardner-Emory boundary 
survey papers, 1849-54. 62-1176 

Kingsbury, John M. Correspondence, 1858-60. 62-3962 



DELAWARE. PUBLIC ARCHIVES COYMTT^f 



Adams, James 0.^1877-1957 or 8, collector. Adams 
collection, 17th ceat.-ca. 1950. 61-1164 

Chandler family. Papers, 1855-1909. 81-272 

Collins family. Papers, 1757-1860. 61-337 

Delaware. Public Archives Commission. Delaware 
church records, 1707- 61-118 

Delaware. Public Archives Commission. Private ac- 
counts collection, ca. 1750-ca. 1930. 61-158 

Gilpin, Vincent, 1795-1866. Papers, 1620-92. 

61-450 
Hall, Gertrude (Scott) collector. Hall collection, 

17th cenL-ca. 1950. 61-1169 

Ballman, Ernest Clifton, 1886-1948. Papers. 61-109 
Hayes family. Papers, 1814-1919. 61-273 

Hopkins, John C. , b. 1865, collector. Hopkins collec- 
tion, 1820-ca. 1910. 61-169 

Murphey, Thomas G. Papers, 1861-1904. 61-1619 

Paynter, Leah Anderson (Burton) b. 1878, collector. 
Paynter collection, 1764-1870. 61-335 

Richards, Charles Sudler, b. 1878, collector. 

Richards collection, 1742-1884. 61-336 

Hugely family. Papers, 1742-1899. 61-1372 

Snealrman, William Cyrus, 1868-1930. Papers, 1891- 

194L 61-1857 

Stockton iamily. Business records, 1790-1615. 



Tilton, Francis Theodore. Papers, 1632-ca. 1950. 

61-956 
Townsend, Samuel, 1812-1881. Papers, 1829-1922. 

61-516 
Turner, Joseph Brown, collector. Genealogical 

collection. 61-1168 



DELAWARE. UNIVERSITY. NEWARK. LIBRARY 

Bates, George Handy, 1845-1916. Samoan papers, 

1886-89. 62-4562 

Black. John Janvier, 1837-1909. Papers, 1860- 

1909. 62-4718 

Blanding family. Papers, 1801-1920. 62-4728 

Gray, George, 1840-1925. Papers, 1870-1925. 

62-4644 
Latimer family. Papers, 1690-1927. 62-4716 

Lewis, John Frederick, 1860-1932. Letters, 

1885-1932. 62-4714 

MaxweU, James Riddle, 1636-1912. Papers, 

1868-1912. 62-4717 

Messersmlth, George Strausser, 1863-1960. 

Diplomatic papers, 1932-46. 62-1434 

Saulsbury, Willard, 1661-1927. Papers, 1850- 

1927. 62-4726 



Strickland, Peter. Papers, 1857-1915. 



Repository Index 



DELAWARE. UNIVERSITY. NEWARK. LIBRARY 
(Continued) ' " ~ 

U. S. Bureau of the Chief Postal Inspector. Letters 
1876-79. 61-2100 

Ward, Christopher, 1868-1943. Papers, to 1943. 



PBigSOMWrVEBSTTY. GBAKVTLLE. OHIO. L IBRARY 
Price, Thomas Davis, 1826-1900. Diaries, 1848-1900. 

61-2099 

DePAUW U MVERSTTY. GREENCASTLE. IND. ARCHIVES 

DeFauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Archives. 

Archives of Depauv University, 1837-1960. 81-1273 

DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Archives. 

Archives ol Indiana Methodism, 1809-1960. 61-1530 



Detroit. institute or arts, library 

Cole, Thomas, 1801-1848. Papers, 1827-48. 



DOUGLAS c orrwrv hi storical museum, superio r 
wis. ~~~ ^ — * 



62-1009 



Peet, James. Diary and account book, 1856-64. 
DUKE UW VERSTTY. DURHAM. K. C. LIBRARY 



Agllonby, Frances (Walker) Yates. Papers, 1621- 

1933. 60-2839 

Alexander, Adam Leopold, 1802-1882. Papers, 1785- 

1909- 60-1069 

Allen, James Lane, 1849-1925. Papers, 1889-1911. 

80-896 
Alliance for Guidance o( Rural Youth. Records, 

1917-48. 60 . 873 

Ambler family. Papers of the Ambler and Brown 

families, 1780-1865. 61-2594 

Amos, Richard. Papers, 1850-93. 60-1025 

Anderson, Francis Thomas. Papers, 1826-1915. 



60-1054 
60-1046 



Anderson family. Papers, 1820-192L 

Andrews, Charles Wesley, 1807-1875. Papers 1808- 

I901 - 60-1468 

Applebury, Dllmus J. Papers, 1810-1927. 60-1055 

Appleton, Nathan, 1843-1906. Correspondence, 1850- 

9S - 60-1400 

Archer, Fletcher Harris, b. 1817. Papers, 1804- 

190 °- 60-1470 

Ashe, Samuel A'Court, 1840-1938. Correspondence 

1840-1912. 6d. llls 

Austin, Benlamln. Papers, 1756-1879. 60-1059 

Badham, WUliam, b. 1835. Papers, 1817-97. 60-796 
Bagby, Bennette M. Papers, 1830-1920. 60-763 

Bailey, Joslah William, 1873-1946. Papers, 1833- 

1M8 - 60-750 

Baird, Robert, d. ca. 1866. Papers, 1827-73. 60-129 
Ball, John, 1760-1817. Papers of John Ball, Sr. and 

Jr., 1773-1892. 60-247 

BaU, William Watts, 1868- 1952. Papers, 1805-1952. 

80-740 

Ballard's Valley Plantation, St. Mary's Parish, 
Jamaica. Records of Ballard's Valley Plan- 
tation and Berry Hill Penn, 1766-1873. 60-166 

Bank of the State of Georgia. Records, 1817-69. 60-140 

Barkedale, Peter. Papers, 1873-1895. 60-762 

Barnsley lamily. Papers, 1824-73. 60-1756 

Bartlett, Ellen. Correspondence, 1856-88. 60-777 

Barton, Jesse. Papers of Jesse Barton and John R. 

Mulvany, 1605-1903. 60-790 

Barton, Samuel R., b. 1839. Papers, 1841-1924. 

80-795 
Bassett, Victor H. Papers, 1789-1938. 60-167 

Bates, Thomas, of Gainsborough, Eng. Papers, 1811- 

20 - ' 60-792 

Baudry des Lozleres, Louis Narclase, 1761-1841. 

Papers, 1770-1876. 60-811 

Bl ^Ii T5 omas > 1799-1878. Correspondence, 

1M5 - 87 - 60-809 

Beardsley, Alonzo G., 1820-1906. Records of lav, 

firms in Auburn, N. Y., 1787-1897. 60-785 

Beauregard, Pierre Gustave Toutant, 1818-1893 

Papers, 1844-93. " 60 . u81 

Bell, Alfred W. Papers, 1848-96. 60-769 

BelL James Martin, 1799-1870. Papers, 1768-1870. 

60-1233 



Bellamy, WUliam. Papers of William and Joseph 

Bellamy, 1815-88. 60-759 

Bennett, Bryant. Papers, 1767-1902. 60-1253 

Bibb, Thomas, 1783 or 4-1639. Papers, 1823-92. 

60-135 
Blddle, Alexander, 1819-1899. Papers, 1776-1911. 

60-252 
Bfflmyer family. Papers, 1832-1906. 61-1861 

Blrckhead, EdTard F. Papers, 1842-95. 60-793 

Blvens, John Daniel, 1863-1921. Papers, 1817-1939. 



Blakey, Angus R. Papers, 1820-8! 



60-803 
60-751 



60-821 



Boiling, William, 1789-1849. Papers, 1724- 

1883. 60-666 

Bomar, Edward Earle, 1861-1947 or 8. Papers, 

1757-1942. 60-805 

Bonsaek family. Papers of the Bonsack and Ptaine 

families, 1786-1929. 60-2834 

Bottler, Alexander Robinson, 1815-1892. Papers, 

1729-1924. 60-668 

Bowen, Reuben Dean, 1859-1939. Papers, 1857-1938. 

60-781 
Bower, William Horton, 1850-1910. Papers, 1870- 

M. 60-786 

Boyd, Archibald H., businessman. Papers, 1841-97. 

60-761 
Boyd, Joseph Fulton. Papers, 1861-69; ■ ~ - 60-1234 

Boyd, Weir, 1820-1893. Papers, 1861-86. 60-863 

Boyd, WUliam Kenneth, 1879-1938. Papers, 1879- 

1938. 80-723 

Boyles, Eliaa B. (BaU) Gordon. Correspondence 
1823-81. 

Bradford, Thomas, 1745-1838. Papers, 1789-1901. 

60-2185 
Branch family. Papers, 1778-1895. 60-767 

Brent, George William. Papers, 1862-81. 60-763 

Bridgers, John Luther, b. 1650. Papers, 1860-94. 

60-807 
Briggs, George. Papers, 1837-1908. 60-817 

Broaddus, William L., d. 1863. Papers, 1850-99. 

60-749 
Brodnax, John G., 1829-1907. Papers, 1830-1929. 

60-782 
Brodnax, Samuel Houston, 1844-1932. Papers, 1862- 

1932. 60-780 

Brookes, tveson L. Papers, 1831-88. 60-789 

Brooks, Ulysses Robert, 1846-1917. Papers, 1861- 

1911 - 60-1196 

Brookshlre, Benjamin W. Papers, 1852-1931. 60-150 
Brothertoa, William H. Papers of William H. and 

James Brothertoa, 1803-1910. 60-1752 

Brown, George Hubbard, 1850-1926. Papers, 1757- 

19M - 60-173 

Brown, George M., of Cartersvllle, Va. Papers, 

1829-81. 60-139 

Brown, John R., merchant. Business records, 1854- 
1905. 60 . 136 

Brown, WUliam Garrott, 1868-1913. Papers, 1898- 
1917. 60-791 

Bryarly family. Papers, 1787-1884. 60-142 

Buchanan family. Papers of the Buchanan, 

Dandridge, and Thomas families, 1711-1952. 60-772 

Buford, John. Papers, 1804-96. 60-776 

Burroughs, Richard D. Papers of Richard D. and 

John William Burroughs, 1807-89. 60-659 

Burroughs, William Berrien, b. 1842. Papers, 

1872-1938. "" 80.J84J 

Burt, Armistead, 1802-1883. Papers, 1825-90. 60-788 

Burton, Robert, 1747-1825. Papers of Robert and 

Horace A. Burton, 1771-1925. 60-143 

Burwell, Lucy (Cole) Papers, 1751-1905. 60-2614 

Butler, Edward George Washington, 1800-1888. 

Correspondence, 1778-1888. 60-808 

Butler family. Papers, 1809-1916. 60-1443 

Bynum, Benjamin Franklin. Papers, 1806-1901. 

60-1254 
Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925. Papers, 1879- 
1917. 60-2379 

Cain, Patrick H. Papers, 1783-1940. 60-3309 

Caldwell, Tod Robinson, 1818-1674. Correspondence, 
1839-74. 60-2131 



Calhoun, John Caldwell, 1782-1850. Papers, 1765- 



60-2206 



Calvin, Samuel, 1811-1890. Papers, 1792-1929. 

60-3315 
Campbell, Charles, 1807-1876. Papers, 1740- 

1935. 62-4945 

Campbell, David, 1779-1859. Papers of David 

Campbell and famUy, 1773-1908. 60-330f 

Campbell, James Lyle, 180B-1875. Papers, 1781- WP 

1920. 61-1152 

CampbeU, Zoe Jane. Papers, 1855-98. 60-3234 

Cannon, James, Bp., 1864-1944. Papers, 1869-1946. 

60-2991 
Carrigan family. Papers, 1817-1901. 62-954 

Carrlhgton, Isaac HowelL 1827-1887. Papers, 1840- 
1932. 62-2088 

Carter, Robert, 1728-1804. Correspondence, 

1772-93. 60-1542 

Caruthers, Eli Washington, 1793-1865. Papers, 

1821-55. 60-1127 

Ceballos, Juan Maria. Letters, 1854-57. 60-1091 

Chaflin, Washington Sandford, 1815-1895. Papers, 
1841-1900. 60-3317 

Chaloner, John Armstrong, 1862-1935. Papers 
1862-1932. eo-1824 

Chambers, Jennie. Papers, 1838-1936. 60-^224 
Champion, Sidneys., 1823-1868. Papers, 1823- 

1907. 62-2901 
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. Records 

«»>-IMJ. 60-1090 

Chesnut, James, 1815-1885. Papers, 1779-1872. 61-55 

Chesson, WUliam L. Papers of WUliam L. Chesson 
and family, 1783-1894. 60-3341 

Cheves, Rachel Susan (Bee) d. 1884. Papers, 

1846-1911. 60-3200 

Chilton, Robert S., 1861-1947. Papers, 1808-1901. 

60-1530 

Chivers, Thomas Bolley, 1809-1858. Papers, 1833- 
69. 60-1086 

Christian, John Beverly, 1859-1916. Papers, 1829- 

19 °*. 60-2366^ 

Christian, William Walter. Correspondence W 

1855-62. 60-3311 

Clalrmont, Clara Mary Jane, 1798-1879. Diaxie. 

1814-26. 60-2192 

Clark, Edwin, merchant. Papers and business re- 
cords, ca. 1876-1930. 60-1087 

Clark, Henry, planter. Papers, 1609-45. 60-1534 

Clark, Henry Toole, 1808-1874. Papers, 1757- 

1885. 60-3316 

60-3308 



61-190 



Clark famUy. Papers, 1764-1690. 

Clarke, Adam, 17607-1832. Papers, 1743-1875. 

Clay, Clement Claiborne, 1819-1882. Papers of 
Clement Claiborne Clay and family, 1811-1925. 

61-1162 
Clay, Henry, 1777-1852. Papere, 1802-52. 60-3323 

Clifton, John L. Papers, 1784-1916. 60-3325 

Clingman, Thomas Lanier, 1812-1897. Papers 



1816-80. 



60-3248 



Clopton family. Papers of the Clopton and Wallace 
families, 1629-1915. 61-67 

Coble, Albert Luelan, 1855-1918. Papers, 1844- 

1929 - 62-3420 

Cockrell, Monroe Fulkerson, 1884- Papers, 1940-59. 

60-3231 
Coleman family. Papers, 1806-1921. 60-3328 

Colquitt, William Neyle. Papers, 1901-23. 60-1537 

Company of Merchants of England Trading to the 

Levant. Papers, 1768-1902. 61-2178 

Confederate States of America. Archives and miscel- 
laneous records and papers, 1861-65. 60-2587 

Confederate veteran. Historical articles and MSS tk, 

1786-1933. 60-3304 ~ 

Cook, Joseph, 1838-1901. Papers, 1847-1916. 60-1543 
Cooke, John Esten, 1830-1686. Papers of John Eston 

Cooke and Philip Pendleton Cooke, 1840-96. 60-1681 
Coon, Charles Lee, 1868-1927, collector. Papers 

concerning the Germans of North Carolina 1781- 
"• 60-2367 

Corbin, Francis Porteus, 1801-1876. Papers of 

Francis P. Corbin and family. 1662-1885. 60-3326 

Corpening famUy. Papers, 1780-1922. 60-1703 

Coston, Erasmus H. Papers, 1744-1939. 60-3324 

Cowan, Nancy H. Papers, 1830-1904. 60-3105 



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Cm, Jonathan Elwood, 1856-1932. Papers 1889 
1928. 

:ox, Talton L. L. Papers, 1858-1918. 

iraft, David Lucius. Correspondence, 1853-74. 

Craig, Locke, 1860-1925. Papers, 1880-1924. 

Cranford, Tllman. Papers, 1822-77. 

Crawford, William Harris, 1772-1834. Papers 
1790-1867. "P«rs, 



60-2395 
60-2195 

60-3244 

60-2088 
60-1257 

80-2217 



Crittenden, John Jordan, 1787-1863. Papers, 1786- 

1932 - 60-2368 



Crowell, John Franklin, 1857-1931 
1924. 



Papers, 1885- 

60-1532 



Cumming, Alfred, 1802-1873. Papers of Alfred 

Camming and family, 1792-1889. 61-189 

Cu nningham , John Summerville, 1861-1922. Papers, 

1912 " 16 - 60-1705 

Cu nningham family. Papers, 1740-1910. 60-1531 

Dabney, Chlswell, d. 1865. Business records 

1791-1886. ' „_,„ 

DalL Mary (Brand). Correspondence, 1846-89. 61-1133 

DandrtJge, Danske (Bedmger) 1858-1914. Papers, 



1752-1954. 
Daniel, John-Warwick, 1842-1910. 

Dantzler, Absalom F. , d, 1862. 
78. 

Davidson, James D. , d. 



61-3176 
Papers, 1849-1910. 

61-1538 



Papers, 1840- 
6 

Papers, 1829-78. 



Davidson County (N. C.) Farmers' Alliance. Bethany 

Sub-Alliance No. 601. Records, 1882-96. 62-1374 

Davidson family. Papers, 1748-1887. 61-1362 



Davis, Isaac, 1754-1835. 
1878. 



Correspondence, 1762- 

61-1326 



61-1512 



Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1869. Papers, 1851-1938. 

Davis, Samuel. Business records, 1794-1819. 

61-1027 
Davis family. Correspondence, 1834-68. 62-953 

Dearing, John J. Papers, 1821-99. 61 . 1072 

Dearmont, Washington, 1829-1891. Papers, 1787- 



1944. 
Deberry, David D. 



Papers, 1760-1916. 



61-1522 
62-920 



De Bow, James Dunwoody Brownson, 1820-1867 

Papers, 1779J915. ■ ■ ■ - ' 61 . 1346 

De Lano, Horace Franklin, 1826-1854. Papers, 

lM6 " 54 - 61-943 

Democratic Party. National Convention, Charleston, 
S.C., 1860. Records, 1860. 60-2128 

De Saussure, Henry William, 1763-1839 Papers 
of Henry William and WHmot Gibbes De Saussure, 

De Veanx family. Papers of the Deveaux, Singleton, 
and Moore families, 1758-1894. 81-1536 

De Votte, Jefferson Howard. Papers, 1856-65. 61-960 

Dial, Nathaniel Barksdale, 1862-1940. Correspond- 
ence, 1915-35. ^ei-ueo 

Dibble, Samuel, 1837-1913. Papers, 1779-1910. 

Dickenson, George W. Papers, 1786-1919. 
Dflte, Joseph Sherman. Correspondence, 1862-88. 

91-3175 
DJmlOT, John Bull Smith, 1835-1901. Correspondence, 

1850-1910. 61-1537 

Dismal Swamp Land Company. Records, 1763-1679. 

61-2740 
Dixon, Winsor, 1802-1658. Papers of Wlnsor Dixon 
*~ and of the Lyon family. 61-1525 

. William Clark, 1824-1885. Papers of William 
Clark Doub and Peter Doub, 1778-1917. 61-951 



61-2778 
81-1267 



^s^ant 
^■JRub, 



Douglass, James Walter. 1797-1837. 
1800-97. 



Correspondence, 
61-1074 



61-3298 



Douglass, William Boone. Papers, 1809-1948. 



Downey, Samuel Smith, d. 1851. Papers, 1772-1932. 

62-952 
Dromgoole, George Coke, 1797-1847. Papers, 1767- 

1920. 61-2177 

Du Bois, iSgtert. Correspondence, 1860-1901. 61-1384 

DttbreuU, Joseph Villars. Papers, 1760-1850. 

61-1147 



Repository Index 



Due, Henry Archibald. Papers of Henry A. Due 

and Henry A. Due, Jr., 1640-1909. 61-2025 

Duke family. Correspondence, 1840-84. 61-1393 

Duke University, Durham, N. C. Revolutionary 

War collection, 1775-1810. 62-928 

Duke University, Durham, N. C. Library. American 
writers' papers and manuscripts, 1614-1930. 

Duke University, Durham, N. C. Library. Georgia 

miscellaneous papers, 1727-1905. 62-1107 

Duke University, Durham, N. C. Library. Savannah 
port papers, 1754-1920. 62-929 

Dunlop family. Correspondence of the Dunlop and 

Rife families, 1802-75. 61-1542 

Dunovant, R. C. M., b. 1821. Papers, 1861. 61-942 

Durham Cotton Manufacturing Company, Durham, N. C. 
Records, 1910-34. 61-1022 

Durham Hosiery Mills, Durham, N. C. Records, 

1867-99. 61 _joi 5 

Easthope, Sir John, bart., 1764-1865. Papers, 1808- 

188 °- 61-1494 

Elder, John Adams, 1833-1895. Papers, 1837-1910. 

61-2017 
tniiot, Benjamin P. Correspondence, 1805-66. 61-1134 

Elliott, Thomas Rhett Smith, b. 1619. Correspondence, 
1785-1891. 61-1383 

EUwood, Charles Abram, 1873-1946. Papers, 1890- 
1946. 61-1026 

Fah-ehUd, Edwin MUton, 1865-1833. Papers, 1866- 

1M *- ' 61-1646 

Faulkner, Charles James, 1806-1864. Papers 

1815-83. 61-1341 

Few, WUHam Preston, 1867-1940. Papers, 1885- 

1951. 61-1250 

Field family. Papers, 1824-1933. 62-1010 

Findley family. Correspondence, 1826-79. 61-2442 

Flagg, George A. Papers, 1860-83. 61-1626 

Flamery (John) U Company, Savannah. Records, 

1867-1912. 62-930 

Fleming family. Correspondence, 1810-1910. 62-931 
Flick, William Henry Harrison, 1847 (ea.)-1894. 

Papers, 1792-1894. 6 1-U90 

Floyd, John Buchanan, 1806-1863. Papers, 1830-62. 

61-1376 
Forrest, Nathan Bedford, 1821-1877. Papers 1862- 

•*• 61-1978 

Foster, Alfred M., d. 1866. Papers of Alfred M. and 

John A. Foster, 1801-1919. 61-1381 

Fourier, Francois Marie Charles, 1772-1837 

Papers, 1772-1837. 81-1981 

Fowler family. Papers, 1772-1870. 61-1394 

Fox, John, b. 1806. Papers, 1764-1892. 61-1724 

Fraser family. Papers, 1780-1886. 61-1378 

Fuller, Stephen, 1716-1808. Papers, 1702-96. 

62-1106 
Fuller family. Papers, 1810-95. 61-1339 

Funkhouser family. Papers, 1786-194L 62-1026 

Gait, William, 1801-185L Papers, 1612-1850. 61-1377 
Garesche, Louts, b. 1656. Papers, 1849-1925. 

61-1751 
Oartand, Thomas, d. 1874. Correspondence, 1805- 
„ " l - 61-2716 

Garnett, James Mercer, 1770-1843. Papers, 1738- 

1923 - 61-1379 

G *WO0' ltol,L "'' L1882 - C""«PO»0«>ce. 1844- 

61-2022 
Gennett Lumber Co., AsheviUe, N. C. Records. 

1*32-1954. " ttaS ' 6l . 31S j 

Gibbons, WUHam, d. 1804. Papers, 1728-1803. 

61-1391 
Gibbons family. Correspondence, 1758-1814. 62-1050 
Gilbert, Lyman a Papers, 61-2792 



QUL Lizzie (IngersoU) Correspondence, 1831-61. 



61-2948 



GlUtaguun, Alberta (Stttn) Jones. Papers, 1846- 

1932 - 62-969 

Glen, Tyre. Papers, 1820-89. 61-1246 

Goldsborough, Louis Malesherbes, 1805-1877. Cor- 
respondence, 1827-77. 62-2189 

Gooding, Zephamah W. Correspondence, 1833-72. 

61-2502 
Gourdin, Robert Newman. Papers, 1789-1928. 62-951 



Grace, John Patrick, 1874-1940. Papers, 1902-40. 

61-1618 
Graham, William Alexander, 1604-1875. Papers 

1804-75.. 61-1367 



Graham family. Papers, 1774-1865. 



61-1635 



Grantham, John William, d. 1887. Papers, 1822- 

1924. 61-1319 

Grasty, William Clark, b. ca. 1800. Papers of William 
Clark Grasty and John F. Rlson, 1788-1976. 62-1618 

Gt. Brit, Consulate. Savannah. Records, 1816-75. 

60-768 
Green, Adeline (Burr) Davis, 1850 (ca.)-1931. 

Correspondence, 1828-1955. 81-1338 

Green, Duff, d. ca. 1854. Business records, 

1817-94. 61-131. 

Greene, Nathanael, 1742-1786. Papers, 1778-99. 

61-1314 
Greene Co., Ga. Records, 1779-1900. 61-3143 

Gregory, Edwin Clarke, 1875-1948. Papers of Cdwin 
Clarke Gregory and Lee Slater Overman, 1877-1948. 

61-1340 
Gregory family. Papers, 17(2-1923. 61-1224 

Grlmball, John Berkley, 1800-1893. Papers, 1727- 

1930. 81-1508 

Grlssom, William Lee, 1857-1912. Papers, 1892- 
1910. 62-4757 

Grist, James Redding, d. 1874. Business records, 

1791-1920. 61-1395 

Grab, Darnel W. Papers, 1823-1950. 61-2788 

HalL Thomas William. Papers, 1809-94. 61-2431 

Ball family. Papers, 1736-1862. 61-2179 

Hammond family. Papers, 1751-1914. 62-1983 

Hampton, Caleb, d. 1864. Correspondence, 1846-80. 

61-2429 
Hampton, Frank Armfleld, 1884-1967. Correapandeiiee, 

1918-53. 61-2450 

Huntramck, John Francis, 1798-1856. Papers, 

1757-1862. 61-3068 

Harden family. Papers, 1772-1940. 61-2449 

Hardin, William D. Papers, 1838-1946. 62-2104 

Harley, Thomas J. Papers, 1824-1911. 81-2012 

Harrington, John McLean, 1839-1867. Papers, 1760- 

"O 1 - 61-2194 



Hams, David Bullock, 1814-1864. Papers, 1789- 



1894. 



61-2416 



Harris, Frederick A. Papers, 1817-44. 61-2484 

Harrison, Edwin, 1836-1905. Papers, 1788-1928. 

61-2779 
Harrison, George B. Papers, 1821-1924. 61-1913 

Harrlss, Thomas WhltmeL Papers, 1795-1891. 

61-1982 
Bart, Albert Busbnell, 1854-1943. Papers, 1890-1924. 

61-2624 
Bartt, Charles Frederic, 1840-1878. Papers, 1859- 

1906. 61-2509 

Harvey, Glen, Papers, 1609-1948. 61-1950 

HasseU, Cashing Biggs, 1608-1888. Papers, 1835- 

'W- 61-3172 

Bayne, Paul Hamilton, 1830-1886. Papers, 1815-1944. 

61-2208 
Bays, John Willis. Papers, 1814-190L 61-2996 

Heath, Robert R., b. ca. 1810. Papers, 1816-74. 

61-2995 
Hedrick, Benjamin Sherwood, 1827-1886. Papers 

1848-93. 62 . 955 

Hemphill family. Papers, 1781-1933. 62-1604 

Hendrlx, Eugene Russell, Bp., 1847-1927, collector. 
Papers, 1764-1914. 61-1616 

Henkel family. Papers, 1812-1910. 61-1604 

Hicks, Edward Brodnax, 1800-1856. Papers, 1800- 
l913 - 61-1591 

Blester, Henry Muhlenberg, 1850 (ca.)-I916. Papers. 
1830-1928. 61-1480 

Bigg i n so n, Thomas Wentworth, 1823-1911, Letters. 
1868-1906. 81-1405 

HfU, Daniel S. Correspondence, 1796-1888. 61-3169 

HIB, Joel Edgar. Correspondence, 1872-1910. 

61-1661 

Bite, Cornelius Baldwin, b. 1842. Papers, 1709-1918. 

Bolden, WllHam Woods, 1818-1892. Papers, 1841- 

„ I 929 - 61-2019 

Holgate, William C, 1614-ea. 1690. Papers, 1779- 

Ul1 - 61-2180 



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DUKE UNIVERSITY. DURHAM, N. C. LIBRARY 
(Continued) 
Hollldiy, Frederick William Mackey, 1828-1899. 

Papers, 1846-99. 61-2021 

Holmes, Nickels J. , 1847-1919. Papers, 1834-1927. 

61-2013 
Holmes, Theopbllas Hunter, 1804-1880. Papers, 

1861-67. 61-196) 

Holmes family. Papers, 1767-1931. 62-5017 

Holyoake, George Jacob, 1817-1908. Papers, 1873- 
193L 61-2503 

Book, Joan, 1745 or 8-1608. Papers, 1737-1889. 

61-2063 
Houston, George Smith, 1811-1879. Papers, 1831-89. 

61-1495 
Howerton, Philip. Correspondence, 1817-75. 61-1979 
Hundley, Charles A. Papers, 1841-1921. 62-798 

Hunter, Charles N., 1851 (ca.)-1931. Papers, 1818- 
193L 61-1477 

Huston, Charles H. Papers, 1619-96. 61-1532 

Hutcblns, Hathan Louis, 1799-1870. Papers, 1815- 

1806. 61-2023 

Irby, Sam. Papers, 1931-32. 61-1479 

Iredell, James, 1751-1799. Papers of James Iredell, 

Sr., and James Iredell, Jr., 1787-1890. 61-2443 

Jackson, Andrew, Pres. U. S., 1767-1845. Papers, 

1796-1907. 61-2024 

Jackson, Joseph, 1887-1946. Papers, 1829-1944. 

61-1400 
Jackson, Thomas Jonathan, 1824-1863. Papers, 1855- 

1806. 81-2427 

James, Henry, 1843-1918. Letters, 1888-1915. 

81- 1401 
Jarratt, Isaac A. Papers, 1807-1918. 61-2451 

Jeffreys, Amelia (High) 1813-1865. Papers, 1801-1904. 

61-2625 
Jennings family. Papers, 1815-1929. 61-2538 

Johnson, Bradley Tyler, 1829-1903. Papers, 1851- 

1909. 61-1949 

Johnson, George Wesley. Papers, 1829-1939. 81-2189 



Johnson, Herschel Vespasian, 1812-1880. Papers, 



1812-80. 



61-3273 



Johnson, William Ransom, 1782-1849. Papers, 1821- 

TO - 61-2084 

Jones, Charles Coleock, 1831-1893. Papers, 1763- 

me - 61-2452 

Jones, Charles Edgewortb, 1867-1931. Papers 1802- 

192 «- 61-1976 

Jones, Joseph, 1727-1805. Papers, 1681-1895. 

61-2626 
Jones, Oliver H. Business records, 1632-61. 61-2717 
loses, Richard. Papers, 1797-1878. 61-2483 

Jones, Rufos Henry. Papers, 1797-1919. 61-2447 

Jones, Seaborn, 1788-1864. Papers, 1761-1847. 

61-2010 
Jones, Walter, 1777-1861. Papers, 1819-80. 61-2014 
Jordan, Daniel w„ 1790 (ea.)-1883. Papers, 1827- 

1913. 61-2173 

Jordan, Thomas, 1819-1895. Papers, 1861-65. 



Kagay, Henry. Papers, 1769-1883. 



61-2422 
61-1974 



Keltt, Lawrence Masslllon, 1824-1864. Correspond- 
ence, 1855-84. 81-2182 

Kemble, John Mitchell, 1807-1857. Papers 

1829-57. 62-4844 

Kemper, Fannie V. Correspondence, 1848-91. 61-2432 
Kershner, Edward. Papers, 1861-1902. 62-1517 

Kllby, John Richardson, 1819-1878. Papers, 1755- 
1919. 62-949 

KUgo, John Carlisle, Bp. , 1861-1922. Papers 

1891-1944. 61 . 26M 

King, Campbell, 1871-1953. Papers, 1917-33. 61-2430 

King, Pendleton. Papers, 1876-1906. 62-4790 

Kingman, Henry. Papers, 1796-1876. 61-2994 

King's Mo u nt ai n Railroad Company. Records. 

1882-65. ^ 62 _4 M 

Kirby, Ephraim, 1757-1804. - Papers, 1763-1879. 



Lackland, Samuel w. Papers, 1790-1886. 
Lamer, Sidney, 1842-1881. Papers, 1801-1942. 



Lassitar, Daniel William, 1827-1903. Papers at 
Daniel William, Francis Rives, and Charles 
Trotter Lasslter, 1832-1927. 61-3263 

La VaUette, EUe A. F., 1790 (ca.)-1862. Papers, 

1826-1928. 62-2949 

Law, William, 1792-1868. Papers, 1761-1690. 

62-5025 
Law, William Augustus d. 1909. Papers, 1771-1927. 

61-1986 
Leach, James H. C Papers, 1745-1880. 61-2780 

LeavelL William Thomas, 1812-1899. Correspondence 
of William Thomas Leavell and Edward Allen 
Hitchcock McDonald, 1831-1932. 61-2772 

Leavenworth, Abner Johnson, 1803-1889. Papers, 

1812-1905. 61-2646 

Leckie, W. Robert, d. 1839. Papers, 1768-1906. 

61-2440 
Lee, Robert Edward, 1607-1870. Papers, 1748- 

1939. 62-5016 

Lee family. Papers of the Lee and Bonney families, 

1805-1914. 60-804 

Leftwlch and Clayton, Lynchburg, Va. Records, 1602- 

26. 60-1533 

Lenoir, Thomas, 1780-1861. Papers, 1771-1912. 

61-2441 
Leslie, Robert, ca. 1794-ca. 1879. Papers, 1783- 

1934. 62-1588 

Lewie, Bm-well Boykln, 1838-1885. Correspondence 

1843-94. 61-1980 

LlnvlUs, E. Burton. Papers, 1842-1905. 61-2795 

Little, Corneals (Ashe) Correspondence, 1922-40. 

61-3006 
Livermore, William Roscoe, 1843-1919. Papers, 

1854-1950. 61-2424 

Long, Joseph. Papers, 1820-1902. 61-2355 

Longstreet, James, 1821-1904. Papers, 1848-1904. 

61-1975 
Lucas, Edward, 1780-1858. Correspondence, 1821-68. 

61-2016 
Mabry, Robert C. Papers, 1805-1931. 61-3661 

MacDonald, Marshall, 1835-1895. Papers, 1789-1926. 

61-3673 

McDowell James, 1795-1851. Correspondence, 

1767-1888. 61-3860 

McDowell, Thomas David Smith, 1823-1898. Papers, 

1798-1891. 61-3515 

McDnfOe, George, 1790-1851. Papers, 1819-70. 

61-3667 
McGeachy family. Papers, 1619-99. 60-794 

Margin, Charles. Papers, 1793-1906. 82-554 

McGowan, Samuel, 1870-1934. Papere, 1910-35. 

61-3858 
Mackay, Eliza Ann (McQueen) 1778-1862. Papers, 

1769-1672. 61-3490 

McKemtey, William Robertson. Business records, 

1865-1980. 62-755 

McKethan, Alfred Augustus, 1809-1890. Papers, 1860- 
1927. 62-1152 

McKie, Thomas Jefferson. Papers, 1825-95. 62-1610 

McLaurln, Duncan, 1787-1872. Papers, 1779-1922. 

61-3489 

McLaurln, LauchllnW. Papers, 1617-1924. 61-3447 

Maclean, Clara Victoria (Dargan), 1841-1923. Pa- 
pers, 1849-1920. 62-3419 

McMillan, Alexander. Papers, 1810-93. 62-34 

McNeill, Hector H., d. 1871. Papers, 1835-96. 



McNeill, Neill. Papers, 1793-1899. 
MacRae family. Papers, 1817-1943. 
MeSwam, John Jackson, 1675-1936. 
Mahone, William, 1826-1895. Papers, 1856-95. 



61-3655 
61-3678 
62-548 
61-3682 

61-3656 



Mangom, Willie Person, 1792-1861. Papers, 1768- 

• 1861- 61-2972 

Manlgaalt, Lome, b. ca. 1829. Papers, 1781-1883. 

61-3127 
M a r sha l l, Joseph Warren Waldo, 1820-1904. Papers, 
1826-1940. 61-3128 

Martin, E. Barton. Correspondence, 1856-87. 

82-23 
Martin, Warren Frederic, 1878- Papers, 1917-21. 

61-3654 

Maryland. Orphans' Court (Cecil Co. ). Records, 

1789-1915. 60-3249 



Mason, Bessie N. Papers, 1807-1948. 61-3681 

Massis, William, 1795-1862. Papers, 1766-1890. 

61-3159 
Matthews, George, sea captain. Papers, 1853-64. 

61JS65 

Maury, Matthew Fontaine, 1806-1873. Correspondeflev, 
1829-71. 61-2970 

Meach a m , James, 1763-1820. Journals, 1788-67. 



Meek, Alexander Beaufort, 1814-1865. Papers, 

1834-65. 61-3657 

Merchants and Mechanics Tiawt Company, Savannah, 
Ca. Records, 1873.-1908. 62-224 

Merrilt, Walter Gordon. Papers, 1907-24. 61-3085 

Merrttt, William H. E. Papers, 1834-89. 61-3166 

Mldtte, William English, 1846-1920. Papers, 1848- 
1941. 61-2965 

Miller, Joseph A., b. 1829. Papers, 1882-1943. 



Monroe, John. Papere of the Monroe, Cavdy, and 

Kackley families, 1775-1948. 62-1151 

Mordecal, Jacob, 1762-1838. Papers, 1784-1936. 



Morebead, James Turner, 1838-1919. Papers, 1812- 
1939. 61-3616 

Morebead, William. Business records, 1825-9B. 

61-2971 
Morrlss, Beverly Prestos. Papers, 1614-1947. 

61-3672 
Mosby, John Singleton, 1633-1916. Papers, 1882-1912. 

61-2978 
Moseley, Arthur T. Papers of Arthur T. and 

William P. Moseley, 1756-1907. 61-2977 

Motte, Jacob Rhett, 1811-1868. Papers, 1743-1909. 

61-3196 
Miller, George Henry. Papers, 1798-1852. 61-3293 

Munford family. Papers of the Munford and Ellis 

families, 1777-1942. 61-3138 

Muse, Battalle, d. 1803. Papers, 1726-1891. 61-flkr 

Musgrave, Sir Anthony, 1828-1888. Papers, 1739- 

1938. 62-1595 

Nadenbousch, John Qulncy Adams, d. 1892. 

Papers, 1821-1925. 62-5018 

Nalte, Thomas B. Business records, 1805-1905. 

61-2969 

Neff, John Frederick. Papers, 1847-84. 61-3659 

Newby, Larkln, d. ca. 1824. Papers, 1796-1921. 

62-1150 

Newton, John C. Calhoun, 1848-1931. Papers, 1870- 
1931. 62-1149 

Nlsbet, Engenlus ArtsUdes, 1803-1871. Papere, 1804- 

1934. 62-1622 

Noble, William Henry, b. 1813. Papers, 1807-1913. 

82-1045 
Nutt, Haller, 1810 (ca.)-1864. Papers, 1846-1911. 

62-1502 
Nycum family. Papers, 1825-1900. 62-846 

Oaksmith, Appleton. Papers, 1840-1949. 62-850 

Oglesby, Thaddeus K. Papers, 1876-1918. 62-988 

Orange Co^ Fla. Tax sale certificates of Orange 



and Osceola Counties, Fla., 1895-99. 
Orr, John M. Papers, 1790-1911. 



61-2083 
62-1145 



O'Shaughnessy, Arthur William Edgar, 1844-1881. 

Papers, 1859-8*1. 62-1387 

Page, Robert Newton, 1859-1933. Papers, 1892- 

1930. 62-1388 

Page, Thomas Nelson, 1853-1922. Papers, 1739- 
1926. Q2.2I 

Page, Telverton Peyton, 1823-1883. Papers, 1844- 
1920. 63 

Parrlsh, Edward James, 1848-1920. Correspondence, 
1894-1926. 62-1570 

Patterson, Samuel Ptnley, 1799-1874. Papers, 1792- 

1939. 62-1615 

Pearson, Richmond Mumford, 1805-1878. Papers. 

IMS-**- 62-895 

Pelot, LaUa. Papers, 1852-i956. 62-985 

PendelL John R. Papers, 1817-1906. 62-781 

Pendleton, Dudley Digges, b. ca. 1841. Papers, 1861- 

65. 62-1135 

Pendleton, Madison, PaperB of Madison and William 

James Pendleton, 1775-1932. 62-1180 



DUKE UNIVERSITY, DURHAM, N. C. LIBRARY 
(Continued) ~ 

Pendleton, William Nelson, 1809-1683. Papers 

1861-82. ' S2 . 1372 

Peoples' Fire Insurance Company, Dickinson Township, 
Pa. Records, 1858-72. 60-1499 

Perrln, Thomas C. Correspondence, 1822-95. 82-1141 

Perry, Vestal W. Papers, 1831-1900. 62-1123 

Person family. Papers, 1767-1915. 82-1159 

Peterson, John, farmer. Papers, 1850-1927. 82-1158 

Piatt, William M. Papers, 1845-1904. 62-965 

Pickens, Francis Wilkinson, 1805-1869. Papers 

1798-1900. "" '„_„, 

Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth, 1746-1825. Papers 

1746-1860. " jj.^vj 

Potts family. Papers, 1720-1925. 62-1157 

Preston, John, treasurer of Virginia. Papers, 1740- 
1824 - 62-1156 



Prim, John M. Papers, 1872-1935. 



62-1046 



Prlngle, James'Reld. Business correspondence, 

1840-84. ' 62. U50 

Provincial North Carolina papers, 1694-1705. 62-1589 

Pugstey, Chester DeWltt, 1887- Correspondence 

1873-1938. jjj-1155 

Pulliam, B. G. Business records, 1801-80. 62-1546 

Purrtance family. Papers of the Purrtance and 

Courtenay families, 1757-1932. 62-1084 

Quintard, Charles Todd, Bp., 1824-1898. Papera 
iflV7_on -t~*»> 



1857-99. 



62-1170 



62-1147 



Renwlek, William W., cotton planter. Papers, 1792- 

1MS - 62-2119 

Respeos, Isaiah. Papers, 1767-1887. 62-1523 

Rice, James Henry, 1868-1935. Papers, 1885-1935. 

62-1114 
Richa r d son , Davis. Papers, 1720-1886. 62-1113 

Richardson, James BurcheU. Papers, 1803-1910. 

62-1112 
Rlddlek, Richard H., d. 1870. Papers, 1840-79. 

Ripley, William Young, b. 1797. Papers, 1843-1933. 

62-1111 
Rives, Alfred Landon, 1830-1909. Papers, 1839-88. 

62-1031 
Roberts, William Anderson, 1837-1900. Papers. 1814- 

19 "- 62-1110 

Robertson, James Alexander, 1873-1939. Papers. 

1568-1939. "•* Vl411 

Robson, John N. Business records, 1852-1923. 

62-1489 
Roehelle, James Henry, 1826-1889. Papers, 1781- 

l907 - 62-956 

Rogers, Slon Hart, 1825-1874. Correspondence, 1846- 

n - 62-1166 

Rooms, Sarah A. Correspondence, 1822-84. 62-1165 

Roesettl, Dante Gabriel, 1828-1882. Papers of 
Dante Gabriel Rossettl and WUUam Michael 
Rossetti, 1840-1916. 62-1033 

62-1034 
Ramsey, George Junkin, 1857-1928. Papers, 1802- 

1918. 52-1115 



Reggies, Darnel. Papers, 1847-65. 



Rumsey, James, 17437-1792. Papers, 1787-1930, 

Russell, John Francis, b. ca. 1855. Family 

correspondence, 1808-1946. 62-1148 

Rust, George, 1788-1857. Papers, 1808-79. 62-992 

Batherfoord, John, 1792-1896. Papers, 1754-1931. 

62-1625 
Ruttedge, John, 1766-1819. Papers, 1760-1862. 

62-1552 
Sastrdn, Manuel, d. 1919. Papers, 1893-1900. 62-1117 
Saunders, William Laurence, 1835-1891. Papers. 



62-1035 



1792-1905. 



62-1SS8 



Scott, William Lafayette, 1828-1872. Papers, 1847- 
•"- 62-1163 

Scruggs, Langhome. Papers of Langhorne and 

Benjamin E. Scruggs, 1785-I94L 62-1991 

Sofbert, Henry James. Papers, 1779-1912. 62-1169 

Settle, Thomas Lee, 1836-1920. Papers, 1795-1949. 



Sbeek family. Correspondence, 1767-1939. 



Repository Index 



Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 1792-1822. Journals of 
Percy Bysshe Shelley and Mary Shelley, 1814- 
"• 62-1624 

Sheppard, James, 1816 (ca.)-1870. Papers, 1830-89. 

62-858 

Sickles, Daniel Edgar, 1819-1914. Papers, 1856- 

1912- 62-861 

Simmons (Dennis) Lumber Company, Wllliamston, 

N. C. Records, 1878-1927. 62-700 

Simmons, Furnlfold McLendel, 1854-1940. Official 

correspondence, 1890-1831. 62-1579 

Simpson, William Dunlap, 1823-1890. Papers, 



1798-1914. 



62-2734 



Simpson family. Papers of the Simpson and Blddle 

IsmlUes, 1764-1895. 60-802 

Singleton, Richard. Papers, 1782-1868. 63-1474 

Slade, William, 1807-1B52. Papers, 1751-1929. 

62-823 
Slattery, Harry, 1887-1949. Papers, 1901-58. 62-1092 
Small, John Humphrey, 1858-1946. Papers, 1720- 

194t 62-1044 

Snath, Franklin E., d. 187B. Papers, 1818-98. 62-916 
Smith, Joseph Belknap. Papers, 1802-72. 62-1136 

Smith, Josbh Townsend, ca, 1830-ea. 1900. Papera 
1838-1913. 62-1120 

Smith, Washington M., 1820 fcaJ-1869. Papers 

1831-1916. 82-1154 

Smith, Whttefoord. Papers, 1807-1893. 62-1584 

Smith, William, 1756-1835. Papers, 1785-1834. 

62-1019 
Smith, William Ephralm, 1829-1890. Papers, 1844-82. 

62-1426 
Smith, William Patterson, 1796-1878. Papers 

1791-1943. ra . 15 » 5 

Socialist Party (U. SJ Records, 1900-61. 62-1598 

Somers, William D. Papers, 1817-1907. 62-877 

Scute', Pierre, 1801-1870. Papers, 1841-64. 62-876 

Southgate, James, 1632-1914. Correspondence. 

1794-1935. 62. 875 

Southworth, Emma Dorothy Eliza (Nevttte) 1819- 

1899. Papers, 1849-1901. 62-864 

Staley, JohnW. Papers, 1814-1903. 62-870 

Staples, Abram Penn, 1793-1856. Papers. 1805- 

1981- 62-874 

State Bank of Columbia. Records, 1852-1933. 62-669 

Staunton, Sir George Leonard, hart., 1737-1601. 
Papers of George Leonard Staunton and George 
Thomas Staunton, 1743-1885. 62-868 

Stebbins, Laura W. Correspondence, 1852-84. 62-867 
Steedman, Charles, 1811-1690. Papers, 1835-1905. 

62-1122 
Stephens, Alexander Hamilton, 1612-1883. Papers, 

1882-1811. 62-2091 

Steuart, George Hume. Papers of George Hume 

Steuart, St., and George Hume Steuart, Jr., 1817- 

**• 82-866 

Stevenson, Sarah Coles, 1789-1848. Correspondence, 

1836-41. 62-865 

Stout, Samuel HoUlngsworth, 1822-1903. Papers, 

1842-1911. jj.jjj 

StribUag, Mary Calvert. Papers, 1835-1930. 

Stump family. Papers, 1788-1903. 

Suckley, George. Papers, 1791-1867. 

Swansea, Claude Augustus, 1862-1939. Papera 

1867-1935. - """ * 62 . 1014 

Sword, Mary Elizabeth (McCain) Papers, 1822- 

1905 - 62-895 

Talbott, Charles Henry, 1840-1912. Papers, 1826- 
1948. 62-917 

Taveau, AugusHn Louis, 1826-1886. Papers, 1741- 

1Ml - 62-1626 

Tavenner, Cabell, 1808-1849. Papers, 1784-1929. 

62-853 

Taylor, James, of the North Carolina Cherokees, 

Papers, 1831-1932. 62-1013 

Taylor, Thomas, of Warrenton, Va. Papers, 1862- 
1808. 62-826 



62-1017 

62-862 

62-824 



Tennessee. Courts. Court records of Washington 

Co., Temu, 1774-1893. 62-745 

Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, baron, 1809-1692. 

Correspondence, 1831-98. 62-1414 

Terrasson Brothers, Philadelphia. Records of 
Terrasson Brothers and papers of the Prager 
family, 1773-1869. 62-1597 

Terrell, James Wharey, 1829-1908. Papers, 1813- 
1908. 62-825 

Thomas, James, Jr., 1806-1882. Business records 
1850-79. 62-828 

Thomas, James A. ..Papers, 1905-41. 62-919 

Thomas, William Holland, 1805-1893. Papers, 

1814-98. 62-918 

Thompson, Benry J. H., b. 1832. Papers, 1862- 

65. 62-878 

Thompson, John H. Correspondence, 1908-15. 

62-750 
Thompson, Sarah E. Correspondence, 1855-1904; 

62-1496 
Thome, Edward Alston, b. 1828. Papers, 1831-1904. 

62-1018 
V. S. Army. District of Kentucky. Military tele- 
grams, May 1-Dec. 31, 1864. 60-600 

Virginia Cavalry. 
1861-63. 



> Regt., 1861-1865. Records, 



Telfair, Edward, 1735-1807. Papers, 1762-1831. 



62-854 



60-905 



EARLHAM C OLLEGE. RICHMOND. IMP. LIBRARY 
American Young Friends Fellowship. Records, 1937- 

51 - 61-3239 

Coffin, Charles Fisher, 1823-1916. Papers of 
Charles F. Coffin and his wife, Rhoda M. Coffin, 
1830-1912. 61-3242 

Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. Archives, 1637- 

62-189 
Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. Library. Miscel- 
laneous manuscripts, 17th-20th cent. 62-910 

Fletcher, Mordecai Hlatt, 1849-1914. Papers 

1885-1910. 61-2961 

Friends, Society of. Five Years Meeting. Records 

1907 - 32 - 6i-184 

Friends, Society of. FUe Years Meeting. Board of 
Young Friends' Activities. Records, 1919-34. 

61-3237 
Friends, Society of. Indiana Yearly Meeting. Records 

1821-1920. 61-3241 

Huddleston, David, 1801-1890. Papers, 1858-90. 

61-3227 
Jay, Allen, 1631-1910. Papers, ca. 1850-1910. 61-3224 
Lindley, Barlow, 1675-1959. Papers, ca. 1815-ca. 

1M6 - 61-3223 

Morris, Homer Lawrence, 1666-1951. Papers, 1908- 

5L 82-2167 

Mote, Marcus, 1817-1898. Papers, 1832-84. 

61-2682 
Nicholson, Timothy, 1828-1924. Papers, 1871-97. 

61-3225 
Russell Elbert, 1671-1951. Papers, 1898-1944. 61-3226 
Woodward, Walter Carleton, 1878-1942. Papera, 

1817-39. 61-2960 



Young Friends Committee of North America. 
Records, 1951- 



61-3236 



EASTERN MENNONTTE COLLEGE. HAR RBONBTIRf: VA. 
LIBRARY ; J 



Heatwole, Daniel R., 1894-1957. Papers, 1805- 

U57 - 61-207 

Heatwole, Lewis James, Bp., 1852-1932. Papers, 

1851-1932. 61-343 

Mennonlte Church. Conferences. Virginia, Records. 
1835- ^Tl79 



EASTERN WASfTffn7ir>N ^ TATE HISTORICAL SOC1BTT 
SPOKANE -_....,,, 

Clarke, Charles Woodruff, 1848-1940. Papers, 1866- 
uss - 61-2097 

Daughters of the American Revolution. Washington. 
Records. 61-251 

Ferris, Joel Edward, 1874-1960. Papers, 

1949-60. 62-4360 

Bay, Marlon E., 1865-1933. Papers, 1909-16. 61-2481 

Lewis, William Stanley, 1876-1941. Papers. 61-1208 

Moore, James Zacharle, 1844-1921. Papers 

1863-1907. ^ ' 61-341 



Repository Index 



EASTERN WASHINGTON STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY- 
SPOKANE. (Continued) 

Oppenheimer family. Papers, 1862-1903. 62-4361 

• Rosebush, Waldo Emerson, 1889- Papers. 61-1217 

Spokane Art Association. Records, 1925-34. 61-75 

ELEMTHZRIAK MILLS HISTORICAL LIBRARY. GREEN- 
VILLE. DEC 

Bella family. Papers of the Belln and D'Aadelot 

families, 16th-20th centuries. 60-1304 

Du Pont de Nemours (E. L) and Company, Wilmington, 

DeL Old Stone Office records, 1802-1917. 60-3013 
Du Pont de Nemours, Pierre Samuel, 1739-1817. 
Papers of Pierre S. du Post and Victor du Pont, 
18tb-19th centurlss. 60-1264 

Do Pont family. The Eleutbera Bradford du Pant col- 
lection, 1799-1834. 60-1315 

Du Pont family. The Henry Francla du Pont Wlnterthur 
collection of manuscripts, 1688-1926. 60-1361 

Du Pont family. The Longvood manuscnpts, 1780- 

1954. 60-1370 

Du Pont family. Papers, 1793-1902. 60-2745 

HoUingsworth, Harvey & Company, Wilmington, DeL 
Records, 1830-ca, 1870. 80-3214 

Lnkena Steel Company. Records, ea. 1799-1895. 

60-1663 

Pusey & Jones Company, Wilmington, DeL Records 
1848-1946. 61-2448 

ELMTRA COLLEGE. LIBRARY 

Etoixa College. Archives, 1557-1919. 61-2351 

GrUfes, Charles Tomliuson, 1884-1920. Papers. 



ELYR1A. OHIO. LIBRARY 

Ely family. Papers, 1790-1925. 

emory nurvERsrrY, Atlanta, library 
Ash, John H. Papers, 1860-1917. 



61-2352 



62-3920 



Avers, Alexander Miller, 1827-1902. Papers, 1851- 

192L 62-486 

Battey, Robert, 1828-1895. Papers, 1810-94. 61-3147 
Cox, Charles Harding, 1844-1928. Papers, 1860- 

1927 - 61-3641 

Crowder, James Preston. Letters, 1861-64. 82-547 
DarUng, Charles B., d. 1864. Correspondence, 

1861-64. 62-3921 

Davidson, John Mitchell, 1829-1917. Papers, 1851- 

l9B0 - 62-1599 

Davis, Frederic E. , d. 1863. Papers, 1860-63. 

62-4981 
Emory University, Atlanta. Library. Georgia 

political leaders' autographs, 17B2-1940. 62-701 

George, E. H-, collector. Papers, 1804-1932. 61-2963 
Gt, Brit. Consulate. Savannah. Records, 1659-66. 

61-2960 
Harrell, Reaa C, 1891- Correspondence, 1922-60. 

61-2964 
Melton, Wightman Fletcher, 1867-1944. Papers on 
John Donne, 1905-10. 82_ 65 

Monks, Zerah Coston, b. 1841. Monks-Rohrer 

correspondence, M59-67. 62-957 

Montgomery, Vincent, 1836-1903. Papers, 1785- 

1903. 82-4667 

Nailer, George W., 1837-1864. Papers, 1824-61. 

82-933 
NeaL Andrew Jackson, 1837-1864. Papers, 1856-6L 

61-2961 
Sanders, Edward Lloyd, 1829-1902. Papers, ea. 1787- 

l90 »- 61-3236 

Scruggs, Anderson M. Papers. 62-72 

SewelL Aaron M. Correspondence, 1862-64. 61-2962 

Staea, William Henry, 1808-1865. Correspondence, 
1848-66. 61-3648 

Thiot family. Papers, 1756-1865. 62-3922 

Th om p so n , Maurice, 1844-1901. Papers, 1865- 

1940. 62-934 

Tlndan, BetUe. Papers, 1860-1903. 61-3647 

Wesson, Hale, 1843-1875. Civil War correspondence, 

1861-M. 82-1104 

Williams, Samuel Cole, 1864-1947. Papers, 1911-47. 

61-3623 



Winn, David Read Evans, 1831-1863. Correspondence, 
1861-63. 62-1473 



ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY. BALTIMORE 

Mencken, Henry Louis, 1880-1956. Papers, 1890- 
1956. 61-911 

Poe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849. The Amelia F. Poe col- 
lection of Poeana, 1802-93. 61-1291 



EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL. CAMBRIDGE. 
MAS S. see CAMBRIDGE, MASS. EPISCOPAL 
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL 



Essex msTrruTE, salem, mass. 

Abbot, Benjamin. Business records, 1825-72. 62-3666 

Abbot, Stephen. Business records, 17B5-86. 62-3652 

Adams, Edwin S. Papers, 1821-87. 62-3653 

Adams, Paul, fL 18O0. Papers, 1761-1856. 62-3654 

Allen, George F. Papers, 1856-70. 62-3655 

Allen, George H. Papers, 1817-86. 62-3667 

Allen, Nathaniel K. Papers, 1855. 62-3656 

Anderson, John Hartley. Papers, 1770-1873. 62-3657 

Anderson, John M. Papers, 1865-70. - 62-3656 

Andrews, John H.,b. 1775. Papers, ca. 1719-1874. 

62-3372 

Andrews, John P. Papers, 1850-80. 62-3659 

Archer, William, of Salem, Mass., fL 1822-1864. 
Papers, 1788-1864. 62-3668 

62-3660 
62-3661 
62-3662 



Arrlngton, Philip. Papers, 1840-70. 

Arvedson, George. Papers, 1695-1910. 

Ashby, David. Papers, 1757-1828. 

Averlll (E. P.) & Company, Middleton, Mass. Ac- 
count books, 1847-49. 62-3670 

Averlll, Martha J. Papers, 1804-30. 62-3663 

Bagley, John. Letters, 1807-12. 62-3672 

Bailey, George, b. 1800. Papers, 1818-46. 62-3671 

Balch, Benjamin. Account books, 1607-28. 62-3691 

Baldwin family. Papers, 1767-1883. 62-3488 

Bancroft, Thomas. Papers, 1742-1808. 62-3673 

Banks, Nathaniel Prentice, 1816-1894. Papers, 1840- 
1911. 62-3674 

Barrett, Martha Osborne, b. 1827. Papers, 1848-87. 

62-3675 
Bartlett, Nathan. Papers of Nathan and Stephen 

Bartlett, 1769-1849. 62-4939 

Bartlett family. Papers, from 1728. 62-3506 

Bates, George A. Letter book, 1871-82. 62-3676 

Bates and Perkins, Salem, Mass. Account books, 

1844-50. 62-3677 

Bemis, Martha (Wheatland) b. 1807. Letters, 

1831-46. 62-494C 

Benrfey, William, 1759-1819. Papers, 1783-1819. 

Blnney, William C. Business papers, 1865-77. 62-3683 

Bolt, James. Papers, 1755-1832. 62-3679 

Bowdltch, Joseph, 1700-1780. Papers, 1727-79. 62-3681 

Bowen family. Papers, 1759-1808. 62-3682 

Bradstreet, Benjamin, 1705 (ca.)-1762. Papers, 

1729-65. 62-3680 

Brookhouse family. Papers, 1791-1861. 62-3865 

Brooks, Charles Wolcott, Papers, 1867-72. 62-3684 

Brown, DanleL Account books, 1784-1835. 62-3687 

Brown, George F. Papers of George F. and 

Samuel Brown, 1640-90. 62-4943 

Brown, SewalL Papers, 1823-37. 62-3668 

Browne, DanleL of Salem, Mass. Papers, 1846-50. 

62-3686 

Browne, J. Vincent. Papers, 1822-69. 82-3690 

Butman, F. Account books, 1879-86. 62-3689 

Cabot family. Papers, 1742-1833. 62-3487 

Campbell family. Papers, 1762-1850. 62-3695 



Chandler, Samuel, 1713-1775. Almanac-diaries, 

1746-72. 62-3696 

Chase, Francis, of Salem. Mass. Diaries, 1872-90. 

62-3697 

Chase (H. G.) & Company, West Newbury, Mass. 

Records, 1830-78. 62-3 

Cheever, SamueL Papers, 1740's. 62-3696 

Chever, Henry. Papers, 1843-55. 62-3376 

Church, Jonathan R. Papers, 1860-80. 62-3699 

Clark, Charles Edgar, 1843-1922. Papers, 1898- 
1904. 62-3507 

Clarke family. Papers, 1755-1839. 62-3693 

Cleaveland family. Papers, 1742-1891. 62-3387 

Cleveland family. Papers, 1806-49. 62-3692 

Cogswell, William, 1838-1895. Papers, 1861-93. 

62-3702 

Craft, Benjamin. Papers, 1745-77. 62-3701 

Cranch, William. Utters, 1774-94. 62-3700 

Creamer, Benjamin. Papers, 1829-35. 62-3703 

Curson, SamueL Accounts, 1830-39. 62-3704 

Curwen family. Papers, 1652-1889. 62-3508 

Cushlng, Isaac. Papers, 1826-59. 62-3705 

Cutler, Enos, 1781-1860. Papers, 1811-49. 62-3509 

Cutler, Manasseh, 1742-1823. Papers, 1783-1837. 



Dabnev family. Papers, 1795-1832. 
Dana, Joseph, 1769-1849. Papers, 1829. 
Daniels. Robert S. Papers, 1844-54. 



62-3547 
62-3549 
62-3548 
62-3545 



62-3S4^av 
62-3546^ 



°3.f ?Sr« C0m,SU>y ' »"""». M»"- Account 

b0 ° ks ' 1846 - 82 - 62-3543 
Davis family. Papers, 1797-1870. 
Derby family. Papers, 1715-1858. 

Dole, Caroline E. Diaries, 1855-89. e2., 567 
Driver, William, 1803-1886. Papers, 1836-84. 62-3569 

Drury family. Papers, 1739-1838. 62-3568 

Duncan, James Henry, 1793-1869. Papers, 1824-50. 

62-3566 
Dunlap, Andrew, 1794-1835. Papers, 1754-1844. 

82-3516 
Eastern Stage Company. Records, 1808-40. 62-3565 

Emery family. Papers, 1793-1894. 62-3564 

Emmerton family. Papers, 1722-1888. 62-3563 

Endlcott, Charles Moses, 1793-1663. Papers, 1794- 

1858 - ' 62-3562 

English, Philip, 1650-1734. Papers, 1665-1773. 62-3561 
Eveleth, Jonathan. Letter book, 1807-08. 62-3560 

Fabens, Samuel A. 1812-1899. Letter book, 1842-53. 

62-3559 
Fairfax family. Letters, 1729-1815. 62-3558 

Felt, Joseph Barlow, 1T89-1669. Papers, 1709- 

166S - 82-3557 

Forrester family. Papers, 1664-1907. 62-3556 

Fowler, Henry P. Family papers, 1814-1913. 62-3555 

Fox, Ebenezer, d. 1857. Papers, 1806-74. 62-3596 

Gilbert, Shepard D. Papers, 1857-1904. 62-3597 

GilHs, James Dunlap, 1798-1835. Papers, 1799- 

1846. 62-4192 j 

GoodelL Abser Cheney, 1831-1314- Letter book, 



1859-62. 



62-3596 



Goodhue, Benjamin, 1748-1614. Papers of 

Benjamin and Stephen Goodhue, 1685-1645. 62-4701 

Gould, Andrew. Papers, 1742-1875. 
Green family. Papers, 1816-53. 
Greenleaf family. Papers, 1768-1850. 
Gregory family. Papers, 1810-57. 
Backet family. Papers, 1737-91. 
Hassam family. Papers. 



62-3599 
62-3586 
62-3585 
62-3516 
62-3584 
62-3563 



4S6 



ESSEX TNSTTTUTE. SALEM, MASS. (Continued) 
Hathorne family. Papers, 1661- 62-3581 

Haynes, Hamilton. Acco*lnt books, 1839-73. 62-3582 

Bazeltioe, Richard, 1773-1836. Papers, 1794-M33. 

62-3909 
Hunt, Thomas Franklin, 1841-18S8. Diaries, 1852-T2. 

62-3579 
Hunt family. Diaries, 1801-1901. 62-3580 

ffigersolL Arthur Ambrose, b. 1842. Diaries 1376- 
I09n ' ,v 

1820 ' 62-3578 



tagersoU, John G., 1815-1889. Papers, 1631-53. 
Jackson, Caleb. Papers, 1799-1805. 



62-3577 
62-3576 



Kenny, Jonathan. Almanac-diaries of Jonathan 
Kenny and his wile, Mary Emerson Kenny 
1853 -«- ' 62-4700 

le Vallois family. Papers, 1801-66. 62-3575 

Marston family. Papers, 1877-1737. 62-3554 

Miller, EphraimF. Papers, 1836-54. 62-3553 

Needham, Benjamin, b. 1738. Papers, 1781-96. 62-3552 

Oliver, William Wait, b. 1778. Papers, 1803-12. 

62-3551 
Poole, Filch, b. 1803. Diaries, 1849-71. 62-3550 

Prentice, Caleb, 1746-1803. Papers, 1782-90. 62-3531 
Rantoulfamlly. Papers, 1814-70. 62-3530 

Raynes, George, letter book, 1847-51. 62-3538 

Salem, Mass. Athenaeum. Records, 1801-84. 62-3669 
Swett & Hooper, Marblenead, Mass. Letter book, 

" 40 " 47 - 62-3539 

Taptey family. Papers, 1787-1876. 62-3540 

™ Thornton, Thomas G. Papers, 1813-16. 62-3541 

Titcomb, Jonathan. Papers, 1721-1823. 62-3542 

Touzell, John, d., ca. 1737. Papers, 1682-1785. 62-3600 

Towne family. Papers of the Towns and Brant 

families, 1730-1867. ^ ^* 62-4501 

Townsend, Moses. Papers. 62-3587 
Treadwell, John D. Papers, 1741-1835. 62-3588 
TrumbuH, William. Letters. 1839-52. 62-3589 
Tucker family. Papers, 1680-1848. 62-3590 
Turner, Joseph P. Papers, 1835-64. 62-3591 
Upton, Elijah. Papers, 1691-1896. 62-3592 
Waite, Eliza. Papers, 1786-92. 62-3593 
Waleott, Samuel Baker, 1795-1854. Almanac- 
diaries, 1821-46.. 62 . 3594 
Ward family. Business papers, 1709-1883. 62-3595 

g ^ AMGEI,ICAL AND T° KMED CHUBOl BCTne m., 
SOCIETY — — — — _^_ 

Dotterer, Henry Sassaman, 1841-1903, collector 
European documents on Evangelical and Reformed 
Church history, 15th to 17th centuries. 60-31 

Evangelical and Reformed Church. Historical Society. 
Papers of Reformed Church ministers, 1745- 

59-239 
E ™p Ucal »""1 Reformed Church. Historical Society 

Reformed Church diaries, 1777-1918. 59-256 

Barbaugh, Henry, 1817-1867. Papers, 1830-67. 60-121 
Hlnke, William John, 1671-1947, collector. Hinke col- 
lection on 18th-century Reformed Church history 
| J693-1816. 55.233 

■ Reformed Church in the United States. Archives 

1793-1934. ' SB _ M0 

Sehaif, Philip, 1819-1893. Papers, 1835-93. 60-120 

Zacharias, George Merle De Fere, 1848-1910, col- 
lector. Correspondence and documents on history 
of the Reformed Church in the United States and 
of the Waldenses, 1300-1810. 60-119 

FALL RIVER HISTORICA1, SOCIETY. FALL RIVER. MASS. 
Fall River Historical Society, Fall River, Mass 
Records of Fall River cotton textile mills, 1813- 
" 5 - 61-2091 



Repository Index 



Fall River Line. Records, 1847-1937. 



FTLSQN CLUB. LOUISVILLE. KY. 



Abert, James William, 1820-1897. Papers, 1861-93. 

62-3456 
Ainslie, Hew, 1792-1878. Papers of Hew Ainslie 
and of his son, James Wellstood Ainslie, 1834- 
19 ° 2 - 62-4866 

Anderson family. Anderson-Latham papers, 1771- 

1911 ' 62-3352 

Barbers' Aid Society Ho. L Louisville, Ky. Records, 

1889-1927. 62-3862 

Barry, William Taylor, 1785-1835. Papers 1798- 

1835 - 62-3350 

Berkley, Edward Fairfax, 1813-1893. Papers, 

1833-93. 62-3430 

Bodley, Temple, 1852-1940. Papers, 1614-1940. 

Brown, Orlando. Papers, 1780-1898. 

Campbell, Arthur, 1742-1811. Papers, 1752-1811. 

62-4696 
Campbell, Arthur Lee, 1780-1838. Papers, 1801-37. 

62-3402 
Campbell, Matthew Monroe, b. 1810. Correspond- 
ence, 1829-39. 62-3431 

Clark, Isaac, 1787-1868. Papers, 1807-71. 62-3428 

Clark, John Bite, 1785-1821. Papers, 1808-33. 62-3429 

Clark, Jonathan, 1750-1811. Clark-Hite papers 

1734-1812. "^ 62-4922 

Clark, William, 1795-1879. 'Papers, 1811-79. 62-3473 

Daveiss, Joseph Hamilton, 1774-1811. Papers, 



62-3400 
62-3432 



1786-1811. 



62-3405 



Durrett, Reuben Thomas, 1824-1913. Papers, 1812- 
1913> 62-3427 

Evangelical Sunday School Association of Louisville 

and Vicinity. Records, 1896-1928. 62-3863 

Green, Norvin, 1818-1893. Papers, 1839-92. 62-3389 

Grigsby family. Papers, 1818-84. 62-3465 

Henderson, Thomas, 1781-1846. Papers 

1M«"U- 62-4867 

Hickman, Richard Baylor, 1865-1949, collector. 

Papers, 1780-1897. 62-3467 

Hunt, John Wesley, 1772-1849. Papers, 1792-1849. 

62-3401 
Jeffrey, Alexander, 1815-1899. Papers, 1835-99. 

62-3398 
Jeffrey, John, 1817-1881. Papers, 1836-79, 62-3468 

Jeffrey, Rosa (Vertner) 1828-1894. Papers, 1855-92. 

62-3466 
Pindell, Henry Clay, 1823-1882. Papers 

1857-8J- 62-4913 

Plrtle, Alfred, 1837-1926. Papers, 1647-1924. 62-3464 
Plrtle family. Papers of the Plrtle and Rogers 



families, 1797-1875. 



62-4682 



Pleasanthill, Ky. Shaker village records, 1815- 

191 '- 62-3426 

Shelby, Isaac, 1750-1826. Papers, 1760-1839. 62-3392 

Short, Charles WiUdns, 1794-1863. Papers, 1811-69. 

62-3397 

Taylor, James, 1769-1848. Papers of James 
Taylor and of his son, James, Jr. , 1774-1888. 

62-4838 

Taylor, Philip Fall, 1864-1916. Taylor-Cannon 

collection, 1741-1949. 62-4839 

Todd, Charles Stewart, 1791-1871. Papers, 1808-71. 

62-3469 
Townsend, John Wilson, 1885- collector. 
Papers relating to James Lane Allen, 1893- 
1949 - 62-4814 

Trabue, Stephen Fitz James, 1819-1898. Papers 

1M7 - 81 - 62-3457 

Wallace family. Papers, 1764-1884. 62-3390 

Willson, Augustus Everett, 1846-1931. Papers 



1865-1921 
Wingate, Hiram. Papers, 1833-1914 

FISK UmVE RSTTY. NASHVILLE. LIBRARY 



62-4923 
62-3410 



American Missionary Association. Archives, 1839-79. 

61-1155 
Chesnutt, Charles Waddell, 1858-1S32. Papers 1857- 
U5 0- 61-1284 



62-282 | 



Cnllen, Countee, 1903-1946. Papers, 1921-47. 



51-1297 I 



Flsk Universjty, Nashville. Library. George 
Gershwin memorial eollectioo of music and 
musical literature: manuscripts. 61-3149 

Flsk University, Nashville. Library. Negro collection, 

lucent. 62^620 

Johnson, Charles Spurgeon, 1893- collector. 

Papers, 1870-1956. 61-247 

Joplln, Scott, 1668-1917. Papers. 61-973 

Julias Rosenwald Fund. Archives, 1917-48. 61-1520 

Langston, John Mercer, 1829-1897. Papers, 1853-98. 

61-1531 



FLORIDA. UOTVERSTTY. GAINESVILLE. LIBRARIES 

Dunbar, Robert. Bristol collection of Dunbar mami- ' 
scripts, 1773-1B38. 62-3304 

Florida. University, Gainesville. Libraries. West 
Indian papers and records, 1772-1828. 61-1835 

Bay, William Perry, 1872-1947. Papers, 1892-1937. 

62-709 
Jeremle, Haiti Records, 1771-1821. 61-1321 

Rawlings, Marjone (Kinnan) 1896-1953. Papers, 

1916-53. 62-1469 

Rocbambsau, Donation Marie Joseph de Vlmeur, 

vlcomte de, 1755-1813. Papers, 1764-1803. 61-1481 



FORBES LIBRARY. NORTHAMPTON. MASS. 

Alien family. Papers, 1773-1866. 62-3489 

Bonney, Franklin, 1822-1907, collector. 

Kingsley-Bonney collection. 62-4937 

Breck, Robert, 1737-1799. Papers, 1760-80. 62-3736 

Brown, John, 1786-1839. Papers, 1811-39. 62-3665 

Bryant family. Papers, 1790-1868. 62-3481 

Champney, James Wells, 1643-1903. Pspers, 1838- 
1904. 62-3664 

Congregational Churches In Massachusetts. Hamp- 
shire Association of Congregational Churches and 
Ministers. Records of Congregational associa- 
tions of Hampshin County, Mass., 1731— 62-3537 

Cook, Benjamin E., 1803-1900. Papers, 1830-1916. 

62-3490 
Coolldge, Calvin, Pros. U. S., 1872-1933. Papers 

1875-1S57. gj. K7 

Crafts, James Monroe, 1817-1903. Papers, 1850-79. 

62-3535 
Edwards, Anna Cheney, b. 1835. Papers. 62-3706 

Forbes, Charles Edward, 1795-1881. Papers. 62-3707 

Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass. Collection of 
miscellaneous military papers, ca. 1690-1865. 

62-3373 

Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass. Genealogical 
biographical materials. 62-3370 

Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass. Local war 

archives, World War 1, 1914-19. 62-3734 

Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass. Local war 

archives, World War n, 1939-45. . 62-3733 

Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass. Weather rec- 
ords, 1781-1912. 62-3714 

Gaylord, William M. Papers. 62-3708 

Hampden Harvest Club. Records, 1857-1961. 62-3709 

Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Agricultural 
Society. Records, 1818-1947. 62-3710 

Hampshire Gazette. Records, 1786-1857. 62-3740 

Hampshire Natural History Society. Records, 
1885-93. 62-3711 



Hawkes, Clarence, 1869-1954. Papers. 



62-3712 



Hawley, Joseph, 1723-1788. Papers of Joseph Haw- 
ley 3d, and of his father and grandfather, 1675- 
1781. 62-3501 

Hooker, John, 1729-1777. Papers, 17S3-76. 62-3910 

Hopkins Academy. Had ley, Mass. Records, 1657- 
1833. 62-3713 

Jodd, Jonathan, 1719-1803. Papers, 1741-1801. 

62-4102 
Judd, Jonathan, 1744-1819. Papers, 1761-1816. 

92-3743 
Judd, Sylvester, 1752-1832. Papers, ca. 1783-1833. 

62-3744 

Judd, Sylvester, 1789-1660; Papers, 1811-91. 62-3742 

Kellogg, Giles Crouch, 1733-1793. Crooch- 

Kellogg papers, 1730-92. 62-4938 



Repository Index 



FORBES LIBRARY, NORTHAMPTON, MASS, (Continued) 

Lee, Gerald Stanley, 1862-1944. Papers. 62-3745 

Lyman, Benjamin Smith, 1835-1920. Papers. 62-3746 

Massachusetts Infantry. 2d Regt., 1898. Co. L 

Spanish-American War records, 1898- 1905. 62-3739 

Massachusetts Infantry. 10th Regt., 1861-1864. 
Records, 1861-64. 62-3747 

Massachusetts Infantry. 37th Regt., 1862-1865. 

Quartermaster's records, 1862-65. 62-3748 

Northampton, Mass. Town papers, to 1884. 62-3736 

Northampton, Mass. Young Men's Institute. Rec- 
ords, 1846-72. 62-3360 

Pomeroy, Seth, 1706-1777. Papers, 1700-1912. 62-3361 

Shephard, Levi, 1744-1805. Papers, 1769-1804. 62-3737 

Stebblns, Daniel, 1766-1856. Lathrop-Stebbius col- 
lection. 62-350S 

Strong, Caleb, 1745-1819. Papers, 1775-1819. 62-3482 

Trumbull, James Russell, 1825-1899. Papers, to 

1907. 62-3500 

Warner, Chester, 1854-1940. Personal diaries, 

1872, 1887, 1890-1912. 62-3715 



Warner family. Papers. 
Woodruff family. Papers. 
Woods family. Papers, 1811-94. 



82-3499 
62-3741 
62-4763 



FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE. LANCASTER. PA. 
LIBRARY 

Fohz, Jonathan Messersmlth, 1810-1877. Diaries, 
1831-77. 59-191 

Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. Li- 
brary. Nevonlana collection, 1787- 60-1122 

Franklin College, Lancaster, Pa. Records, 1787-1853. 

60-1128 
Lancaster County Academy, Lancaster, Pa. Records, 
1827-39. 60-1088 

Marshall College, Mercersburg, Pa. Records, 1837- 
53. 60-1097 

Mifflin, Lloyd, 1846-1921. Papers, 1880-1920. 59-188 
Reynolds family. Papers, 1830-65. 59-218 

Stauffer, David MeNeely, 1845-1913. Papers, 1862- 
1913. 60-2841 



FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. PHILADELPHIA. LIBRARY 

Evans, Oliver, 1755-1819. James L. Woods collec- 
tion, 1793-1818. 81-2096 

Globe, Wolcott, 1822-1908. Letters, 1860-1902. 

61-1655 

Vaugban, Samuel, b, 1762. Papers, 1775-82. 61-1664 

Wright, Wilbur, 1867-13 12. Papers of Wilbur and 

Orvllle Wright, 1901-22. 61-1702 



FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA see PHILADELPHIA. 
FREE LIBRARY 



FREEMASONS. U. S. SCOTTISH RITE. SUPREME COUN- 
CIL FOR THE SOUTHERN JURISDICTION. LIBRARY 

Freemasons. U. S. Scottish Rite. Supreme Council 
for the Southern Jurisdiction. Library. Famous 
Freemasons. 80-1092 

Pike, Albert, 1809-1891. Papers, 1820-91. 60-1697 



FRIENDS, SOCIET Y OF. PHILADELPHIA YEARLY 
MEETTNG. DEPT. OF RECORIg 

Friends, Society of. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. 

Records, 1657- 61-3621 



FRIENDS HISTORICAL LIBRARY OF SWARTHMORE 
COLLEGE see SWARTHMORE COLLEGE, SWARTH- 
MORE, PA. FRIENDS' HISTORICAL LIBRARY 



GENERAL SANFORD MEMORIAL LIBRARY. SANFORD. 
FLA, see HENRY SHELTON SANFORD MEMORIAL 
LIBRARY, SANFORD, FLA. 

GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. NEW YORK see 
NEW YORK. GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF 
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE 
UNITED STATES 



GENEVA. N. Y. HBTOfflCAL MUSEUM 

Halsey, Mary Emmeline, 1845-1912. Papers, ca. 



Young, Henry, 1659-1924. Diaries, ca. 1861- 

1919. 61-40 



GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. WASHINGTON. P. C. KB- 



Wagner, Robert Ferdinand, 1877-1993. Papers, 1927- 
49. 61-1283 



GEORGIA. PNTVERSITY ttbbabv 

Baber family. Baber-Blackshear papers, 1796-1939. 

' 61-2078 

Bamsley family. Bamsley-Saylor papers, 1878-ca. 
1935. 61-3008 

Barrow, David Crenshaw, 1615-1899. Papers, 1817- 

1915. 62-2106 

Basinger, William Starr, 1827-1910. Reminiscences, 

ca. 1896. 61-2095 

Beckwtth, John Watrous, 1631-1890. Sermons, 1851- 

90. 61-3028 

Black, Nellie (Peters) 1851-1919. Papers, 1875-1920. 

61-3212 

Brown, Joseph Emerson, 1821-1894. Papers of 
Joseph E. and Elisabeth G. Brown, 1853-1918. 

61-2080 
Brown, Joseph M. , 1851-1932. Papers, 1865-1930. 

61-2529 

Brown, Joseph M., 1851-1932. Papers, ca. 1894- 

61-2076 
Brumby Chair Company, Marietta, Ga. Records, 

1881-1945. 61-2397 

Cuyler, Telamon Cruger Smith, 1873-1951, collector. 
Papers, 1659-1951. 61-3178 

Egmont, John Perceval, 1st earl of, 1683-1748. 

Papers, 1732-52. 61-3177 

Jones, Charles Colcock, 1831-1893. Papers, 1757- 

1905. 61-3116 

Tanham, Henderson Lovelace, 1888-1957. Papers, 

1947-57. 61-2968 

Read, Keith Morton, 1880-1940, collector. Georgia 

manuscripts, 1732-1905. 61-3126 



GIRARD COLLEGE. PHILADELPHIA. LIBRARY 

Girard, Stephen, 1750-1831. Papers, 1780-1831. 

61-530 



GONZAGA UNIVERSITY. SPOKANE. WASH. LIBRARY 

O'SuUivan, James Edward, 1876-1949. Papers, 

1903-48. 60-2975 

GOSHEN. N. Y. LIBRARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Goshen, N. Y. Library and Historical Society. Papers, 
ca. 1700- 62-968 



GRAND RAPIDS. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Ball, John, 1794-1884. Papers, 1831-92. 61-468 

GREENE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. WEST COX- 
SACKJE. N. Y. 

Brand: family. Papers, ca. 1750-1850. 61-3047 



GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE. ST. PETER. 
MINN. ARCHIVES 

Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church. AUnnesota 

Conference. Archives, 1851- 61-3150 

Gustavus Adolpnus College, St. Peter, Minn. Archives, 
1863- 61-2793 



HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE, HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, 
VA. LIBRARY 

Dabney, Margaret Lavinla (Morrison) 1823-1860. 

Correspondence, 1839-60. 62-458 

Hampden-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney, Va. 
Library. Account books and diary of Virginians, 
1800-85. 61-3254 

Venable, Richard Morton, 1839-1910. Papers of 
Ri chard Morton Venable and Richard Nathaniel 
Venable, 1816-67. 62-4791 



HARTFORD MEDICAL SOCIETY 

Bulkeley, Gershom, 1636-1713. Papers, 1661-1721. 

60-2822 



HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION. LIBRARY 
Bellamy, Joseph, 1719-1790. Papers, 1731-88. 

Edwards, Jonathan, 1745-1801. Papers, 1760-1800. 

61-2991 
Marrtonalri, Duncan Black, 1863-1943. Papers, 1892- _<_. 
IMS. 61-3JP 

Nettleton, Asahel, 1763-1844. Papers, 1609-65. 

61-2990 

Thompson, Augustus Charles, 1812*1901. papers, 

1752-1901. 61-3152 



HARVARD UraVERSITY. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSI- 
mss ars niNgTRATION. BAKER LIBRARY 

Abbot, George Jacob, 1812-1879. Letters, 1869-70. 

61-3026 

Abbott, Ephraim- Papers, 1806-51. 60-1610 

Adams Sugar Refinery, Boston. Records, 1868. 60-107 

Allen, Edward Charles, 1849-1891. Basiaeee records, 
1871-96. 60-117 

Alain-Lane Company, Boston. Records, 1893-1941. 

60-1687 

American Steel and Wire Company. Records of 
American Steel and Wire Co. and its predecessors, 
1822-1935. 60-1114 

American Tube Works, Boston. Records, 1855- 

1908. 60-96 

Amory (I. L J.) Boston. Records, 1761-07. 60-1562 

Axnory, Browne 4 Company, New York. Records, 



Axnoskeag Manufacturing Company. Records, 1831- 
1936. 60-2582 

Astor, John Jacob, 1763-1848. Business records, 

1784-1882. 60-1738 

Avery, Ellsha Lothrop. Papers, 1838-70. 60-3261 

Baker, Walter, 1792-1852. Records, 1812-28. 60-113 
Baldwin family. Business papers, 1724-1880. 60-104 
BaU and Fobes, Boston. Records of Ball and Fobes 

and of Fobes sod Hayward, 1850-95. 60-96 

Bancroft, Hugh, 1876-1933. Papers on the South Sea _^^ 

Bubble, 1702-63. 60-157^P- 

Barberial family. Business records of the Barterml 

and Colonna families, 1630-1618. 60-1747 

Barnard, Chester Irving, 1886-1961. Papers, 

1925-60. 62-3574 

Barre Cheese Company, Barre, Mass. Records, 

1664-97. 60-97 

Barth, Carl G. , 1860-1939. Papers of Carl G. 
Barth and his son J. Christian Barth, 1878- 
1944. 62-4827 

Beach, David J. Business records, 1770-1906. 60-1692 
Berry (P. T.) & Son, Washington, D. C Records, 

1841-78. 60-1609 

Blgelow, Kennard and Company, Boston. Records, 

1830-1925. 60-174 

Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Company, Inc. Records, 

1828-1955. 60-1119 

Blnne and Pease, Springfield, Maes. Records, 1862- 
64. 60-3017 

Boston. Chamber of Commerce. Records, 1672-1949. 

60-1574 

Boston. Municipal Court. Selected receivership 

records, 1825-44. 60-179 

Boston. Public Library. Business and legal papers 
of Boston merchants, 1694-1860. 61-322 

Boston and Albany Railroad company. Records, 

1831-1901. 60-178 

Boston evening transcript. Records, 1641-1941. 



Boston Manufacturing Company, Walmam, Mass. 

Records, 1813-1930. 60-116 

Boston Water-Power Company, Boston. Records, 

1811-91. 60-971 



Bourn, «»i«Hq». Business records, 1727-1803. 



1750 



Bradley (Osgood} Car Company. Worcester, Mass. 

Records, 1843-90. 61-1185 

Brighton Beach Music Ball, Brooklyn. Records, 

1908-14. W- 89 

BromflfiU ft Rogers. Business records, 1750-1834. 

60-872 

Brown (J. B.) and Sons, Portland, Me. Records, 

1850-95. 60-106 

Bryant & Sturgls, Boston. Records, 1801-72. 60-1102 

Central 'Wharf and Wet Dock Corporation, Boston. 

Records, 1805-1943. 60-185 

Cha.ce, Luther and Company. Grafton, Mass. Records, 
1827-83. 60-169 



Repository Index 



HARVARD PNIVliaUil'l'Y. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF 
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. BAKER LIBRARY 
(Continued! ' " ~ — ~ 

Cbadwick Copying Book Company, LambertvUle, N. J. 
Records, 1867-89. 60-3016 

Chase, Epaparas BulL 1800-1867. Business records, 
1833-65. 60-102 

ClaflJn family. Records of the ClaflJn mole farm, 

1812-66. 60-238 

Cochecb Manufact uring Company, Dover, N. H. 

Records, 1821-78. 60-1151 

Coe, George S. Business papers, 1861-96. 60-182 

Coggeshall, John. Business accounts, 1809-47. 

61-689 
Comer, Donald, 1877- Business papers, 1923-39. 

61-1388 
Commonwealth Shoe and Learner Company, Whitman, 
Mass. Records, 1900-1903. 60-51 

Company of Undertakers of the Iron Works m New 
England. Records of the iron works at Lynn, 
Haas., 1650-85. 60-79 

Comstoek family. Business records, 1833-76. 60-1753 

Cooke (Jay) & Company. Records, 1832-1915. 60-897 

Cooke, Noah, 1749-1829. Account books, 1788-1829. 

62-3573 
CooUdge, Thomas Jefferson, 1831-1820. Business 

records, 1857-1938. 60-1605 

Correspondence of Boston and Newport merchants, 

1732-90. 60-1748 

Cousens, Enoch. Business records, 1822-1916. 60-176 

Crosby, William Chase, 1806-1880. Business papers, 
1818-98. 60-1691 

Crowell & Thurlow Jfrtqmffhlp Company. Records 

1912-34. 60_ 1611 

Cuahtag, John P. Accounts of investments, 1832- 

82. 60-1599 

Dane, Dana, and Company, Boston. Records, 1851- 

59. 60-923 

Davis, T. M., firm, Cambridge, Mass. Records, 

1820-80. 60-86 

Dempsey, George C, collector. Business accounts of 
Boston firms, 1785-1873. 61-1493 

Dwight Manufacturing Company. Records, 1632-1927. 

60-1742 

Eddy (Dartus) and Philip W. Goodridge, Boston. 

Records, 1842-67. 60-84 

Eddy (William S.) and Son, East Mlddlcboro, Mass. 
Records, 1827-73. 60-62 

Emerton, Ephraim, 1791-1877. Boslness records, 

1816-35. 60-1600 

Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. 
Records, 1870-1919. 60-1586 

Fall River Iron Works, Fall River, Mass. Records, 
1821-1909. 60-55 

Faulkner and Colony Manufacturing Company, Keene, 
N.H. Records, 1815-1948. 60-184 

Felton, Samuel Morse, 1909-1889. Business re- 
cords, 1828-51. 60-109 

Felton, Samuel Morse, 1853-1930. Papers, ca. 1880- 

1916. 62-3572 

Forbes family. Business records, 1803-1942. 60-799 

FonvelL Herbert Somerton, 1849-1936, collector. 

English business records, 1515-1851. 60-1572 

Frost family. Business records, 1759-1884. 60-1734 

Frye (J. A.) Shoe Company, Marlboro, Mass. Ledgers, 
1867-1903. 60-91 

Gates (John) and Sons Company, Worcester, Mass. 

Records, 1835-1907. 60-90 

Germany. Gesandtscbaft. China. Records, 1898-1916. 

60-1678 
Gordon, Nathaniel Batcnelder, b. 1791. Business 

papers, 1813-46. 60-110 

Gordon (W. W.) £ Company, Savannah. Records, 

1853-1916. 60-1612 

Gray family. Business records, 1801-55. 60-1110 

Great Falls Manufacturing Company, Somersworth, 
N. H. Records, 1823-1933. 60-46 

Greenleaf and Hubbard, New Orleans. Records, 

1650-60. 60-1613 

Hale family. Business records, 1773-1686. 60-1716 

HaHowelL Jones & Donald, Boston. Records, 1871- 

1954. 60-1604 

Hamilton Manufacturing Company. Records, 1625-1917. 

60-1626 



Hamilton Woolen Company, Sonthbridge, Mass. Re- 
cords, 1822-1936. 60-1714 

Hancock family. Business records, 1712-1854. 60-1751 

Hanson & Parker Ltd., Boston. Records, 1903-43. 

60-1483 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Acconnt books and manu- 
scripts of economic material in French and relating to 
French enterprises, 1690-1790. 60-3212 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Boslness Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books and manu- 
scripts of economic Mh^^i tt German and relating to 
German enterprises, 1621-1770. 60-3318 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books and manu- 
scripts of economic material In ttallan and relating to 
Italian enterprises, 1531-1750. 61-257 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books and manu- 
scripts of economic material relating to Great Britain 
ca. 1200-1907. 60-3209 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admtn- 
istratlon. Baker Library. Account books in Spanish 
and relating to Spanish enterprises, 1752-1803. 

61-288 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of banks of 
New England and New York, 1793-1922. 60-1590 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of brick 
and pottery makers in Massachusetts, 1747-1817. 

60-73 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of canals, 
New England and Ohio, 1821-76. 60-3000 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of carriage- 
makers and wheelwrights, Massachusetts and Vermont 
1798-1888. 8 0-69 ' 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of certain 
small New England and New York textfkf firms, 1710- 
1938. 61-47 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of clothing 
and hat m a n u f acturers, New England and New York. 
1736-1857. 61-92 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of coal 
mining companies, 1832-88. 60-114 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of custom 
districts, and Federal tax and fiscal units In New Eng- 
land, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D. C. 
1789-1888. 60-3190 ' 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of dyers, 
Massachusetts and Vermont, 1613-46. 60-123 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of early 
Iron works, New England, 1763-1913. 61-1 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of electric 
light companies in Massachusetts and Oregon, 1882- 
™ os - 61-249 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of electric 
railroad lines In New England, 1898-1924. 60-3296 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of farmers, 
New England and New York, 1704-1925. 61-122 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of general 
laborers in New England and New York, 1705-1867. 

60-3191 
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business 
Administration. Baker Library. Acount books 
of gold and silver mining enterprises, 185748. 

61-103 
Barvard University. Graduate School of Business 
Administration. Baker Library. Account 
books of grocers (general storekeepers) in 
New England, 1685-1904. 60-1491 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business 
Administration. Baker Library. Account 
books of grocers (general storekeepers) outside 
New England, 1784-1873. 60-1126 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of hotel 
keepers In New England and New York, 1753-1912. 

60-3193 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of insurance 
companies and agents in New England, Pennsylvania, 
and New Jersey, 1781-1909. 60-3215 



Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library.. Account nooks of Invest- 
ment bankers in New England and New Yorky 1684- 
1929. 61-330 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of iron 
foundries in New England and Michigan, 1846-1910. 

61-95 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of lawyers 
In New England, New York, and Illinois, 1768-1812. 

60-3213 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of leather 
tanners. New England, 1752-1872. 60-49 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Bsstness Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of light- 
housekeepers m New England, 1822-35. 61-264 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of loco- 
motive builders, 1834-1937. 60-148 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account hooks of men and 
firms engaged In building construction. New York and 
New England, 1764-1865. 61-46 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of merchants 
engaged in foreign trade, 1739-1920. 60-1490 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of New 
England men engaged in ocean shipping, 1733-1938. 

60-1583 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of oil 
companies, 1864-82. 60-2064 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of peddlers 
in New York and Vermont, 1849-77. 61-320 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of physi- 
cians in NewEngmnd, 1784-1862. 61-25 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of pilots 
of vessels (Massachusetts) 1772-1810. 60-1481 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Busln s Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Acconnt books of 
publishers and engravers, New England, 1798-1890. 

60-177 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of railroads 
of New England and New York, 1830-1927. 60-1577 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of railroads 
outside New England and New York, 1878-1955. 

60-2999 
Barvard University. Graduate School of Business 
Administration. Baker Library. Account 
books of real estate firms (New England and 
New York) 1643-1908. 60-174S 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of retail 
stores in New England, 1747-1942. 60-1595 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of sawmills 
and makers of various wood products. New England, 
Michigan, and New York, 1759-1889. 60-175 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of ship 
chandlers, New England and New York, 1768-1852. 

60-3002 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of ship- 
builders, New England and New York, 1822-1623. 

60-1829 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of shoe- 
makers and leather workers, New England and New 
Brunswick, 1673-1922. 61-48 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of stage- 
coach lines, New England, 1824-45. 60-183 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of stock- 
brokers and stock exchanges, 1790-1917. 61-319 
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account boohs of the 
whaling Industry, New Bedford and Nantucket, Mass. 
1774-1922. 61-49 ' 
Barvard University. Graduate School of Business 
Administration. Baker Library. Account 
books of toll roads and bridges, and turnpike 
companies. New England and New York, 
1803-48. 62-5013 
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of town and 
public wellare institutions <""lnilng »»«»»i™ i in New 
. England, 1658-1860. 60-3211 



HARVARD innVERStTY. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF 
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. BAULK LIBRARY 
(Continued) "~ ' ' 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books at two 
Boston advertising firms, 1830-36. 60-1718 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of two 
Massachusetts undertakers, 1812-71. 60-1482 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of 2 New 
England post offices, 1825-76. 60-1690 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admln- 
istratlou. Baker Library. Account books of Vermont 
quarries, 1851-1920. 80-149 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of wharfage 
New England and Mew York, 1778-1873. 60-300l' 

Harvard Unlveslty. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books of whole- 
sale merchants, 1709-1901. 60-1741 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books relating to 
Army and Navy units and offices to New York, 1849- 
**- 60-3210 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account hooks relating to 
estate, real estate, and private investment management 
in New England, Maryland, Virginia, and Iowa, 1765- 
1M0 - '61-284 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books relating to 
household management in New England and Pennsyl- 
vania, 1790-1946. 60-3192 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Account books relating to . 
railroad construction In New England, 1809-81. 

60-170 

Barvard University. Graduate School of Business Admin- 
istration. Baker Library. Accounts and logbooks of 
ships, 1792-1898. e^SOM 

Haskell Silk Company, Westbrook, Me. Records, 1874- 
19w - 60-1480 

Hayward (Charles) L Company, Bangor, Me. Records 
1860-1948. . 60-1478 

Beard family. Business records, 1754-1898. 60-1120 

Hlgginson, Henry Lee, 1834-1919. Business records 
1799-1919. M : 1511 

Hlllsboro Woolen Mill Corporation, Hillsboro, N. H. 

Records, 1880-1935. 60-1621 

Hinckley and Egery Iron Foundry, Bangor, Me. 

Records, 1827-66. 50-67 

Hobbs (J. c.) and Sons, Billerica, Mass. Records. 

18*0-87. ' 6 0-100 

Hobbs family. Business records of the Hobbs, 
Merrill, and Veazle families, 1824-1914. 60-1721 



Holt, Deming, and Johnson, Baft N. H 
1844-60. 



Records, 



Holt Live Stock Company, Denver. Records, 1879- 
19"- 60-66 

Hooper (Samuel) and Company, Boston. Records. 

1837-89. ' 60 . 152 

Hower, Ralph Merle, 1903- collector. Papers re- 
lating to R. H. Macy and Co., New York City, 1858- 
1919 - 60-1150 

H T.",rS; Jimes ' 1794 - 1 869. Business papers, 

1823 -*»- 61-1368 

Huntington, Jamee. Accounts, 1867-1900. 80-63 

Indian Head Mills, lac. Records, 1839-1947. 60-181 

Ipswich Mills. Records, 1832-1929. 60-165 

Jackson (Daniel & Charles) Plymouth, Mass Records 

l800 -' 1 - 60-1737 

Jewett, Theodore T. Business records, 1810-75. 



61-2122 
Business 

60-1570 



Johnson, William C, insurance executive, 
records, 1897-1908. 

Jones, John Coffin. Business records, 1768-1829. 

60-1740 

Jones (John Price) Company, inc., New York. Records 
""-SO. ^-id™ 

Key West Salt Works, Key West, Fla. Records, 

18 8*-69- * 60-87 

Kirburn, Lincoln Machine Company, Fall River 

Mass. Records, 1846-1929. ' 60-216 

Klrsteln, Louis E., d. 1942. Business records, 1909- 
42 " 60-1725 

Labour for Labour Association, Philadelphia. Re- 
cords, 1828-29. 60-1591 



Repository Index 



60-171 



Lancaster Mills, Clinton, Mass. Records, 1844-1931. 

60-1627 
Lawrence & Company. Records, 1843-1S20. 60-1601 

Lawrence Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. 
Records, 1831-1926. 60-1568 

Lord family. Business papers, 1773-1873. 60-147 

Lorlng family. Business records, 1834-1925. 60-118 

Lowell Machine Shop, Lowell, Mass. Records, 1845- 
1912. 60-934 

Luce, Robert, 1862-1946. Correspondence with 
Waldo S. Kendall of Mint*, Kendall & Co., inc., 
Boston, 1928-41. 61-1186 

Lyman Mills, Holyoke, Mass. Records, 1833-1936. 

60-1744 
Lyon Lasters' Union, Lynn, Mass. Records, 1869- 

1923. 60-1489 

Lyon (L w.) and Sons, New York. Records, 1866- 

1928. 60-60 

McCriUls family. Business records, 1845-1946. 

60-1715 
McKay, Gordon, 1821-1903. investment papers, 1887- 

1928 - 60-309 

Magoun, Thatcher, 1T75-1856. Business records, 

1816-85. 80-1729 

Magulre (James) and Company. Records, 1843- 

Marey & Pedigrew, Portsmouth, N. H. Records, 

1857-93. 60-1563 

Massachusetts Bank, Boston. Records of Massa- 
chusetts Bank and Massachusetts National 
Bank, 1784-1904. 60-1231 

Mauger i Avery. Records, 1873-1922. 60-1602 

Medici, House of. Business records, ea. 1400-1600. 

60-1736 
Merrimack Manufacturing Company. Records, 1821- 

1Me - 60-141 

Mlnott, Charles V. Business records, 1870-92. 60-1592 
Monsanto Chemical Company. Questionnaires and 

reports on employee activities, 1951, 1956. 61-1184 

Morgan, Charles W. Business records, 1820-1 

Morrill, Justin Smith, 1810-1898. Papers, 1867- 

97 - 60-1598 

Nashua and Lowell Railroad Corporation. Records, 

1835-1916. 60 . 119B 

NeaL David A. Business records, 1818-98. 60-1746 

New England Bond and Mortgage Company, Boston. 

Records, 1922-33. 60-94 

New England Oil Corporation. Legal records, 1920- 

27 - 60-1148 

"T.T,?" 1 " d "•" Ha ' rcl, Railroad Company. Records 
1M7-1888. jo-1149 

NC ^T; r S. lMUrln(:e "" Tnst Company. Records, 

1830 * 78 - 60-1477 

Northern Railroad Company (N. Y.) Records, 1830- 
1886 - 60-1620 



60-172 



Lambert & Brothers, New York. Records, 1810-: 



60-1566 



Nott, SamueL Papers, 1837-86. 61-1187 

Oelrichs 1 Company, New York. Records, 1890-1936. 

60-1585 
Old Colony Railroad Company. Records, 1646-1937. 

60-1129 
Oliver, Thomas E. Business records, 1809-65. 

60-180 
Paden, Dean Simpson, collector. Material relating 

to hardware concerns, 1936-44. 60-88 

Partem Manufacturing Company, Fitchburg. Mass 

Records, 1879-1928. 6 0-1588 

Patterson, Alfred. Business papers, 1895-1929. 

62-3571 
Peabocly (Jacob ) & Company, Salem, Mass. Records, 

1804 " 26 - 60-1587 

Peace Dale Manufacturing Company, Peace Dale 

R- L Records, 1742-1919. 60-2359 

Peirce (Silas) & Company, ltd., Boston. Records 

1818-1914. 60-1547 

Pepperell Manufacturing Company. Records, 1741- 

1929 - 60-1113 

Perkins L Company. Records, 1820-91. 60-2515 

Perry & Sherman. Records, 1817-78. 60-1615 

Phelps & Rand, Boston. Records, 1800-25. 60-1596 

Phillips, James Duncan, 1876- Papers, 1884-1940. 

60-108 
Phillips, John C. Business records, 1859-85. 60-45 
Pico, Joshua. Business records, 1760-1840. 80-1593 

Pierson (Isaac G.) and Brothers. Records, 1795- 



Flimptoh family. Business records, 1811-65. 60-101 
Plymouth Bank, Plymouth, Mass. Records, 1803-75. 

60-1141 
Flympton Cotton Manufacturing Company, Flympton, 

Mass. Records, 1813-41. 60-50 

Fontoosue Woolen Manufacturing Companv, Pntsfield, d^hh 

Mass. Records, 1855-1921. 60-15§»F 

Porlier, Jacques. Account book, 1819-23. 60-93 

Portland Company, Portland, Me. Records, 1846- 

1902. 60-99 

Powers & WeigbUnan. Records, 1838-96. 60-1479 

Fray (B. S.) and Company, Boston. Records, 1868- 

1926. 60-47 

Proprietors of the Locks and Canals on Merrimack 

River. Records, 1792-1947. 62-3517 

Public Service Electric and Gas Company, Newark, 

N.J. Operations, 1935. 60-1603 

Raff and Gammon, New York. Records, 1694-1921. 

60-77 
Rand McNally and Company. Information on railroad 
routes, 1890- 60-1624 

RBdIich, Fritz, 1892-. Papers, 1934-61. 62-3570 

Reed and Barton. Records, 1830-1931. 60-1113 

Reynell & Coates, Philadelphia. Records, 1770-1828. 

60-1597 
Rice and Butchlns, inc. Records, 1876-1928. 60-112 
Rich, Edgar J. Papers, 1915-45. 60-1493 

Richardson, Jeffrey, b. 1789. Papers, 1812-32. 60-1573 
Ripley, William ZBbina, 1867-1941. Papers, 1921- 

23. 60-1569 

Roekport Granite Company. Records, 1864-1930. 

60-74 
Rosenbush (Al. A.) Company, Boston. Records, 1903- 

32 - 60-1726 

Roxbury Carpet Company. Records, 1837-1923. 60-44 
Saco-Lowell Shops. Records, 18S5-1952. 60-1213 

Safford, Arthur Truman, 1867-1951. Business 

records, 1903-42. 60-85 

Saltonstall family. Records of Boston interests in ■»» 

coal mines in Elk County. Pa., 1859-82. "'.-3367 

Sargent (W. G.) Company, SargentviUe, Me. Records 

1834-1927. 60-1628 

Sawyer Woolen Mills, Dover, N. H. Records, 1858- 

l^ 2 - 80-1622 

Selekman, Benjamin Morris, 1893- collector. 

Transcripts of labor union bearings, 1947-52. 

61-3050 
Slater, Samuel, 1768-1835. Business records of 

Samuel and John Slater, and the Slater companies 

1793-1926. 60-1720 

Smith, Adam, 1723-1790. Vanderblue collection. 

1757-90. 61 . 2B2 

Smith and Colgate, New York. Records, 1807-38. 

60-61 
Sohier and Welch, Boston. Records, 1833-83. 60-105 
Somes (John) and Son, Gloucester, Mass. Records 
1793-1853. 60-64 

Spear, Charles, of Dorchester, Mass. Business 

records, 1856-72. 60-1632 

Spencer Wire Company. Records, 1875-1929. 60-65 

Stone and Harris, Springfield, Mass. Records, 1845- 
88. 60-48 

Strong and Chamberlain. Railroad construction 

records, 1843-54. 60-62 

Suffolk Bank, Boston. Records, 1818-1904. 60-1557 

Swift and Allen, New Bedford, Mass. Records, 1834- 

86 - 60-1154 

Textron, inc. Records of firm under former name 

1824-1932. ^. 1232 

Thompson & Morton, Boston. Records, 1834-61. 

60-1576 
Thorndike, Israel, 1755-1832. Business records, 1778- A 

60-1739 ™ 



1899. 



60-1562 



1865. 



50-115 



Thorndlke Company, West Warren, Mass. Records 
1836-1918. 

Tremont & Suffolk Mills, Lowell, Mass. Records 

1831-1946. 60-1567 

Trotter (Nathan) and Company. Records, 1798- 

I 929 . 60-164 

Tudor Company. Records, 1752-1902. 60-1220 

Turners Falls Lumber Company, Turners Falls, 

Mass. Records, 1867-1908. ' 60-57 

U. S. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve 
System. Federal Advisory Council. Minutes of 
meetings, 1914-48. „,_,.,- 



Repository Index 



HARVARD UNIVERSITY. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSI- 
NESS-ftDM8flSTRiffleifr-BAiSea-taB nAnY TC o uIInu e d) 

U. S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. Legal 
papers, 1879-1922. 60-168 

^_^ United States Rubber Company. Records of the 

Mf Boston office, 1876-1900. 60-71 

University Associates Trust, Boston. Records, 

1900-60. 62-3601 

Usher, Ellis Baker, 1786-1855. Business records, 
1800-68. 60-1147 



Wainwrlght & Tappan, Boston. Records, 1840-71. 



60-1578 
60-1594 



wattham Precision Instrument Company, inc. 
Records, 1854-1929. 

Ward and Gov, New York. Records, 1896-1919. 

80-1159 
Washington Turnpike Company. Records, 1828-1916. 

60-72 
Wayne (Charles) & Company, Cincinnati. Records, 

1813-67. 60-1614 

Webb, Nathan, 1825-1902. Legal papers, 1859-1902. 

60-1194 
Weld (Stephen M.) & Company of Boston. Records, 

1883-1931. 62-3532 

Wendell family. Business records, 1722-1865. 60-1724 
Wetmore, Charles W. Business records, 1888-96. 

60-1008 
White, Ambrose, firm, Bucksport, Me. Records, 

1854-82. 60-1555 

White, James Patterson, 1800-1879. Business records, 

1836-79. 60-1580 



White and Burr. Records, 1834-56. 



60-88 



WhlUn Machine Works, WhitinsyfUe, Mass. Records, 
1860-1933. . 60-75 

Whittemore (Dexter) & Sons, Fltzwiltlam, N. H. 

Records, 1809-68. 60-1745 

Wlgglesworth, Thomas. Business records, 1766-1847. 

60-1556 
Wilder and Company. Correspondence, 1892-94. 

60-76 
Wilder 6 Estahrook, Boston. Records, 1852-79. 



Windham Company, Willimantic, Conn- Records, 

1822-1905. 60-98 

Wmthrop Mills Company. Records, 1865-1935. 60-263 

Withers;, William Howe, 1821-1906. Business pa- 
pers, 1806-92. 62-3515 

Wright, Elisor, 1804-1885. Business records, 1845- 
1916. 60-1487 

Wright (Peter) & Sons, Philadelphia. Papers, 1825- 
1915. 80-1476 

Wright, Brown, Qulnby & May, Boston. Records, 

1873-1950. 60-1488 



HARVARD UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY. HOUGHTON LIBRARY 

American Board of Commissioners for Foreign 

Missions. Records, 1810- 61-1964 

HARVARD POTVERSITY. LIBRARY OF THE SCHOOLS 
OF MEDICINE AND Pirat.IC htcat.tb 

Aycock, William Lloyd, 1889-1951. Papers, 

1929-51. 62-3618 

Benedict, Francis Gano, 1870-1957. Papers, 

1894-1957. 62-3534 

Bowditch, Henry Ingersoll, 1808-1892. Papers, 

182748. 62-3619 

Bowditch, Henry Pickering, 1840-1911. Papers, 

1866-1909. 62-3533 

Cannon, Walter Bradford, 1871-1945. Papers, 

1896-1945. 62-3630 

Christian, Henry Anbury, 1876-1951. Papers, 

1896-1939. 62-3631 

Cutler, Elliott Carr, 1888-1947. Papers, 

1921-42. 624632 

Drinker, Cecil Bent, 1887-1956. Papers, 

1916-46. 62-3633 

Ernst, Harold Clarence, 1856-1922. Papers, 

1883-1922. 62-3634 

Fitz, Reginald, 1885-1953. Papers, 1928-63. 62-3635 

Fits, Reginald Heber, 1843-1913. Papers, 

1854-90. 62-3636 

Harvard University. Library of the Schools of 
Medicine and Public Health. Collection of 
account books, diaries, and other records of 
New England physicians and dentists, 1780- 
1891. 62-3645 



Harvard University. Library of the Schools of 
Medictoe-and P ub lic Healt h; — Co llection -of-'- 



lecture notes from various medical schools, 
176B-1840. - 62-3644 

Harvard University. Library of the Schools of 
Medicine and Public Health. Records of local 
medical societies, 1861-1934. 62-3646 

Harvard University. Medical SchooL Archives, 

1783-1962. 62-3641 

Harvard University. Medical SchooL Lecture 
notes kept by faculty and students, 1783-1933. 

62-3503 

Harvard University. Medical SchooL Papers of 

professors, 1783-1962. 62-3643 

Harvard University. Medical SchooL Records of 

student and alumni clubs, 1803-1962. 62-3642 

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894. Papers, 

1834-92. 62-3504 

International Physiological Congress. 13th, Boston, 

1929. Records, 1929. 62-3637 

Jackson, James, 1777-1867. Papers, 1811-64. 62-3638 

Jackson, John Barnard Swett, 1806-1879. Papers, 

1828-79. 62-3639 

Larrabee, Ralph Clinton, 1870-1935. Papers, 

1893-1934. 62-3640 

Lewis, Frederic Thomas, 1875-1951. Papers, 

1909-45. 62-3648 

Lord, Frederick Taylor, 1875-1941. Papers, ca_ 

1913-40. 624792 

Minot, Charles Sedgwick, 1852-1914. Papers, 

1875-1912. 62-3755 

Minot, George Richards, 1885-1950. Papers, 

1923-49. 62-3649 

Minot, James Jackson, 1852-1938. Lecture notes, 

1878-80. 62-3651 

Peabody, Francis Weld, 1681-1927. Experiment- 
al notebooks, 1912-17. 62-3754 

Porter, William Townsend, 1862-1949. Papers, 

1884-1949. 624791 

Shattuck, Frederick Cheever, 1847-1929. Papers, 
1870-1926. 62-3838 

Shattuck, George Cheyne, 1783-1854. Papers, 

1804-16. 62-3620 

Shattuck, George Cheyne, 1813-1893. Papers, 

183244. 62-3628 

Sosman, Merrill Clary, 1890-1959. Papers, 

1920-59. 624647 

Southard, Elmer Ernest, 1876-1920. Papers, 

ca. 1900-19. 62-3749 

Strong, Richard Pearson, 1872-1948. Papers, 

1912-48. 62-3716 

Warren, John Collins, 1778-1856. Papers, 

1806-50. 62-3750 

Waterhouse, Benjamin, 1754-1846. Papers, 

1794-1839. 624751 

Weiss, Soma, 1899-1942. Papers, ca. 1932-40. 

Whitney, William Flske, 1850-1921. Papers, 

ca. 1870-1921. 624753 

Wolbach, Simeon Burt, 1880-1954. Papers, 

1901-54. 624650 

Worcester, Alfred, 1855-1955. Papers, 1886- 

1930. 62-3793 

Zinsser, Hans, 1878-1940. Papers, 1918-41. 624794 

HAVERFORD COLLEGE. LIBRARY 

Albertson, Henry Haines, collector. Friends' 

papers, 1750-1862. 62-4439 

Bally, Joshua Longstreth, 1826-1918. Papers, 

1835-1937. 62-4440 

Barclay family. Papers, 1888-1794. 62-4354 

Benezet, Anthony, 1713-1784. Letters, 1756-1783. 

62-4367 

Brown, Moses, 1793-1878. Papers, 1808-1909. 



Cadbury, Richard Tapper, 1853-1929, collector. 

Quaker authograph letters, 1770-1829. 62-4145 

Campbell, Sir Francis Joseph, 1834-1914. 

Correspondence, ca. 1852-1910. 62-4373 

Chase, Thomas, 1827-1892. Papers, 1840-92. 



62-4359 



Cope, Edward Drinker, 1840-1897. Papers, 
i8»-*5: 62-4336- 



Cope, Marmaduke Cooper, 1804-1897. Corre- 
spondence, 1843-74. 62-4674 

Cope family. Papers, 1795-1896. 62-4420 

Drinker, Henry, 1734-1809. Correspondence, 

1777-78. 62-4942 

Evans, William Bacon. Papers, 1787-1958. 62-4368 

Evans family. Papers, 1704-1867. 62-4438 

Fox, George, 1624-1891. Papers, 1660-1958. 62-4137 

Friends, Society of. Associated Executive 

Committee on Indian Affairs. Records, 1756- 

1849, 1894-1929. 62-4957 

Garrett, John Biddle, 1836-1924. Papers, 1851- 

1919. 62-4436 

Grellet, Stephen, 1773-1855. Papers, 1796-1833. 

62-4691 

Guromere, Amelia (Mott) 1859-1937. Papers, 

1884-1937. 62-4385 

Haddon family. Papers of the Haddon-Estaogh- 

Hopkins family, 1676-1841. 62-4617 

Hartshorns, Henry, 1823-1897. Papers, 1797-. 

1908. 62-4365 

Haverford College. Diselplises of Yearly 
Meetings of the Society of Friends. 1689-ca. 
1805. 62-4394 

Haverford College. Letters of members of the 
Society of Friends in America and Great 
Britain, 1652-1959. 62-4437 

Haverford College. Material relating to Haver- 
ford College history, 1830-1961. 62-4340 

Haverford College. wimtM and other records of 
Yearly Meetings of the Society of Friends, 
1698-1842. 62-4398 

Haverford College. Papers relating to Negroes, 

ca. 1676-ca. 1937. 62-4731 

Haverford College. Papers relating to North 

American Indians, 1742- 62-4730 

Hoag, Enoch, 1811 (ca-)-1884. Indian papers, 

1865-83. 62-4955 

Bowland, GuUelma M. (Hllles) 1822-1907, 

collector. Papers, ca. 1700-1867. 62-4421 

Kelsey, Rayner Wickersham, 1879-1934. Notes 
on American and agricultural history, 1919-30. ■ 



Mitchell family. Correspondence, 1830-191L 



Morley, Christopher Darlington, 1890-1957. 

Correspondence, 1919-43. 62-4371 

Morley, Felix, 1894- Correspondence, 

1931-52. 62-4324 

Morris family. Papers of the Morris and Sanson] 
families, ca. 1715-1925. 62-4673 

Mott, Richard, 1767-1856. Papers, 1799-1863. 

62-4334 

Parrish, Maxfield, 1870- Papers, ca. 1888- 

1950. ; 62-4315 

Penn, William, 1644-1718. Papers of and relating 
to William Penn, 1666- 62-4332 

Philips, William Pyie, 1882-1950, collector. 
Autographed papers of Presidents of the U. S. 
and of signers of the Declaration of independence, 
1757-1886. 62-4335 

Richards, Jonathan, 1612 (ca.)-1882. Papers, 
1870-81. 



Roberts, Charles, 1846-1902, collector. 

Collection of autographed documents, ca. 1400- 
1961. 62-4331 

Rogers, Nathaniel Peabody, 1794-1846. Papers, 

1800-1911. 62-4330 

Scattergood family. Papers, 1694-1903. 62-4419 

Snarpless, Isaac, 1846-1920. Papers, 1894-1919. 

62-4386 

Snarpless family. Papers, ca, 1749-1875. 62-4671 

Smith, John Jay, 1798-1881, collector. Papers 
1683-1859. 



Taylor family. Papers of the Taylor and Shoe- 
maker families, ca. 1609-1953. - 62-4672 



Repository Index 



HAVERFORD COLLEGE. LIBRARY (Continued) 

Text-book Association of Philadelphia. Records, 

1B66-96. 62-4381 

Thompson family. Papers, 1751-ca. 1876. 62-4382 

Wain, Nicholas, 1742-1813. Papers, 17B4-1891. 

62-4383 

White, Gilbert Fowler, 1911- Correspondence 

1947-56. 62-4379 

Wilbur, John, 1774-1856. Papers, 1831-73. 

62-4378 

Wood, Anna Wharton (Smith) 1864- collector. 

Quaker papers, 1741-1853. 62-4377 

Wood, William H. S. , 1840-1907. Material for a 
book on Friends during the Civil- War, 1B60-87. 



hawatl umvERsrnr, Honolulu, library 

Franklin, Jane (Griffin) Lady, 1792-1875. Papers 



1660-81. 



62-1240 



Gifiard, Walter Le Montals, 1836- Papers, 1878- 

1917. 62-1176 

Gregg, David L. Papers, 1850-68. 62-1539 

Hawaii.- University, Honolulu. Library. Diaries and 
logs relating to Hawaii, 1786-1883. 62-1555 

Hooper, William P., b. 18087 Papers, 1831-71. 

62-1082 

Jaggax, Thomas Augustus, 1871-1953. Papers, 

1894-1953. 62-1177 

Jones, Maude, 1889-1955, collector. Papers of the 

Jones and Wood families, 1847-1934. 82-1172 

Judo, Lawrence M. Papers, 1917-53. 62-1175 

Rae, John, 1796-1872. Papers, 1849-1904. 62-2169 

Sinclair, Gregg Manners, 1890- Papers, 1930-55. 

62-1083 



HAWAIIAN R TSTnglf » l SOCIETY, HONOLULTT 

Bishop, Sereno Edwards, 1827-1909. Letters 

1889-1906. 61 . 175 

Turrill, Joel, 1794-1859. Papers, 1845-60. 



TfAYFS T.TH RARY. FREMONT. OHip see RUTHERFORD 
B. HAYES LIBRARY, FREMONT, OHIO 



HENRY E. HUNTINGTON LIBRARY AND ART GALLERY 
SAN MARINO. CALIF^ 



Abercroruby, James, 1706-1781. Papers, 1674- 

1T8T - 61-1439 

Adams & Company. Records, 1851-84. 61-1566 

Adams family. Papers, 1759-1892. 61-1831 

Agulnaldo y Famy, Emllio, 1869- Papers, 1883-99. 

61-1565 

Alnsworth, William Harrison, 1805-1882. Papers 

1828-73. 62.375 

Albernl, Pedro de. Papers, 1789-93. 61-1741 

Aldrich, Thomas BaUey, 1836-1907. Papers, 1855- 

19M- 62-290 

Alger, Horatio, 1832-1899. Letters, 1870-98. 



AUen, George, 1B08-18TS. Correspondence, 1858- 



Allen, Walter L. Diaries, 1879-1918. 



62-306 
62-725 



A "^J^? m H<My ' 1 "*-»«i»- Correspondence, 
1800-38. n . 508 

AlBbooe, Samuel Austin, 1616-1889. Papers, 1848-87. 

61-3408 

Anderson, Joseph Reld, 1813-1892. Correspondence. 
1847-96. 6!^ 

Anthony family. Papers, 1844-1945. 61-1010 

Antimasonlc Party. Massachusetts. 

Aram family. Papers, 1835-1912. 62-482 

Atkinson, George Henry, 1819-1889. Letters, 1841- 
"■ ' 61-1711 

Austin, Mary (Hunter) 1868-1934. Papers, 1861- 

1950. 52^,! 



Records, 1829-34. 

61-1013 



Baehe, Alexander Dallas, 1806-1867. Papers, 

1827-67. 61-701 

Bacon, Henry Douglas 1817-1693. Business records, 
ca. 1766-1906. 62-851 

Bagg, John Sherman. Correspondence, 1835-76. 61-1009 

Balnbridge, Oliver. Correspondence, ca. 1900-20. 

62-264 

Baker, Robert S. Business records, 1877-1916. 



Baldwin, Frank Dwlght, 1842-1923. Papers, 1881- 

1921. 61-2198 

Barclay, Henry Augustus, b. 1849. Business records, 
1867-1908. 61-1842 

Bard, Thomas Robert, 1841-1915. Business records. 
1890-1922. 61-1815 



Barker, Jacob, 1779-187L Papers, 1813-1863. 
Battle Abbey. Records, 1077-1780. 



61-456 

62-315 

Beardsley, Aubrey Vincent, 1872-1898. Letters, 

1895-98. 62-291 

Beattie, George William. Papers of George William 
and Helen (Pruitt) Beattie. $2-2177 

Bedingfeld, Edward. Papers, ca. 1753-80. 62-364 

Behymer, Lynden Ellsworth. Business records, 1881- 
1947. 61-1707 

Benedict, Russell, 185S-1936, collector. Autographs, 
1683-1793. 61-1040 

Bewick, Thomas, 1753-1828. Correspondence, 

1796-1828. 62-466 

Bierce, Ambrose, 1842-1914? Papers, 1871-1913. 

82-304 

Bhtckmore, Richard Doddridge, 1825-1900. Papers, 
1860-99. 62-303 

Blair, James L. , 1816 or 17-1852. Correspondence, 
1845-79. 61-1740 

Blathwayt, William, 16497-1717. Papers, 1857- 

1770. 61-1438 

Boreman, Jacob Smith. Papers, 1857-1912. 81-1739 

Bornier family. Papers, 1714-1896. 61-853 

Bower, Lawrence F. , collector. Autograph collection 
1802-1904. 61-845 

Branner, John Casper, 1850-1922. Papers, 1881-1925. 

81-2199 
Bremer, Fredrfla, 1801-1865. Letters, 1849-65. 

62-340 
Bridge-water, John Egerton, 3d earl of, 1646-170L, 

Papers, 1608-1700. 61-1473 

Brock, Robert Alouo, 1839-1914, collector. 

Papers relating to institutions of learning, 1859- 
1910. 61-2283 

Brock, Robert Alouzo, 1839-1914, collector. Rail- 
roads in Virginia, 1828-94. 61-1834 

Brock, Robert Alonzo, 1839-1914, collector. Vixglnlana, 
1582-1914. 61-1008 



62-292 
61-1843 



Bronte, Charlotte, 1816-1855. Papers, 1632-54. 

Brophy, John. Papers, 1827-1800. 

Brown, Andrew, 1829-1909. Papers, 1856-96. 

61-1828 
Brown, James, merchant. Papers, 1788-1856. 61-1852 



Browning, Elizabeth (Barrett) 1805-1861. Papers. 
1827-58. 

Browning, Robert, 1812-1889. Papers, 1833-89. 

Bryant, William Cullen, 1794-1878. Papers 1806- 
77. 

Brydges family. Papers, 1500-1800. 



62-275 

62-308 

«- 
62-300 

12-344 

Buckner, Simon Bolivar, 1823-1914. Papers, 1830- 
1912. 61-1007 

Burns, Robert, 1759-1796. Papers, 1786-96. 62-299 

Burr, Aaron, 1756-1836. Papers, 1797-1826. 61-1437 

Burroughs, John, 1837-1921. Papers, 1893-1921. 

62-287 

Burton, Sir Richard Francis, 1821-1890. Papers, 1885- 

92. 62-293 

Business Women's Legislative Council of Caltfomla. 
Recorde, 1927-43. 61-1801 

Butler-Burke, Vivian. Papers, ca. 1920. 62-596 

462 



Cabell family. Papers, 1778-1893. 61-859 

Cadell and Davies, T,nnrin» Correspondence, 1769- 
1832. 62-468 

Campbell, Thomas, 1777-1844. Papers, 1795-1844. 

62-34A 
Campbell family. Loudoun papers, 1510-1839. 61-2286 

Campbell family. Loudoun Scottish papers, 1510- 

1839. 61-2287 

Carlile, Richard, 1790-1843. Papers, 1819-1900. 



Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881; Papers, 1835-ca. 
1870. 

Carman, Bliss, 1861-1929. Papers, 1893-1927. 
Carr, Jeanne C. (Smith) Papers, 1842-1903. 



82-274 
61-1738 



Cither, WUla Slbert, 1873-1947. Lettsrs, 1909-46. 

62-294 

ratlin, Amos Parmalee, b. 1823. Business records, 
1849-71. 61-2185 

Center, John. Papers, 1845-84. 61-2286 

Chapman, Solon Maxley. Papers, 1859-1928. 61-1737 

Cheney, John Vance, 1848-1922. Correspondence, 1885- 
95. 61-2468 

Chenille' family. Papers, 1788-1887. 61-852 

Chipman family. Papers of the Cmpman and Dwmelle 
families, 1845-1943. 81-1796 

Chivers, Thomas HoHey, 1809-1858. Paper, 1827-85. 

61-2533 

Clark, Francis. Business correspondence, 1856-59. 

81-1821 

Clark, Lincoln, 1800-1886. Correspondence, 1758-1942. 

81-645 

Oarkson, Thomas, 1760-1846. Papers, 1787-1847. 

61-22T7 

Clay, Henry, 1777-1852. Letters, 1825-29. 61-746 | 

Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910. Papers, 

1867-95. 62-341 

Clendenen, Clemens L. Correspondence, 1855-88. 

61-1438 

Clyman, James, 1792-1881. Papers, 1827-81. 81-1736 

Cohbe, Frances Power, 1822-1904. Corres pon denc e , 
1855-1902. 81-2279 

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834. Papers, 1785- 
1829. 62-272 

Collier, John Payne, 1789-1883. Letters, 1874- 

1881. 82-343 

Colton, John Burt, b. 1831, collector. Jayhawkers 
of '49 papers, ca. 1870-1932. 61-2527 

Committee of Vigilance, San Francisco. Records, 

1853-58. 62-279 

Coolbrith, lna Donna, 1842-1928. Papers, 1876-1932. 

62-280 
Cooper, Samuel, 1725-1783. Papers, 1716-98. 61-593 

Cornelius, Thomas R. Papers, 1831-1925. 61-1807 

Cornell, Sara Hughes. Papers, 1899-1937. 82-311 

Crank, James Filmore. Papers, 1880-1902. 62-1524 

Crew, Mtcajah. Papers-, 1779-1827. 61-649 

Cucamonga Citrus Fruit Growers' Association. 

Records, 1896-1927. 61-1827 

Ctrdnghame (William) & Company. Records, 1770-98. 

61-653 
Curtis, Samuel Ryan, 1805-1886. Letters, 1798-1886. - 

61-1005 I 

Dallas, George Mifflin, 1792-1884. Correspondence, 
1847-59. 62-2509 

Damon, John Fox. Correspondence, 1849-1902. 

61-1735 
Dane family. Papers, 1849-1834. 81-1717 

Daniel family. Correspondence, 1813-1904. 61-1004 

Darwin, Charles Robert, 1309-1882. Letters, 1858-82. 

61-2466 
Davis, wmiam Heath, 1822-1909. Papers, 1848-1906. 

82-2145 



Del VaUe, Kegmaldo Francisco, b. 1854. Papers 



1B77-1938. 



81-2888 



HENRY E. HUNTINGTON LIBRARY AMD ART GALLERY 
SAN MARINO, CALIF. (Continued) ' 

Destoucbes, Charles Rene Dominique Gocbet, 1727- 

1793. Papers, 1754-1804. 81-1003 

m Dibdin, Thomas PrognaU, 1776-1847. Pauers 
W 1807 -* 5 - 62-348 

Dickens, Charles, 1817-1870. Papers, 1832-70. 

61-2476 
Dodge, Mary (Mapes) 1831-1905. Letters, 1866-91. 

62-273 
Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge, 1832-1898. Letters. 

1848-97. 62-472 

Dowell, Benjamin Franklin. Business records 1856- 

M - 61-1720 

Duarte-Monrovia Fruit Exchange. Records 1892- 

1937 ' 61-1819 

Dudley, Thomas Haines, 1819-1893. Papers, 1841- 

190 °- 61-1002 

Dutf, Edward Gordon, 1863-1924. Correspondence 

1889-1924. 6 i-2470 

Eagle, JohnH. Letters, 1892-55. 61-1721 

Eaton, William, 1764-1811. Papers, 1792-1829. 61-1001 

Edwards, Pierpont, 1750-1826. Correspondence 

1753-1876. M-120T 

Egerton iamlly. Papers, 11 50-1800. 61-2290 

El Dorado Co. , Calif. Archives, 1842-1906. 61-1733 

EUrldge, James w., collector. Civil War letters, 

1845-1900. 61-1000 

Elliott, Thomas Bakh. CorrespoBdence, 1873-74. 

61-2603 
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882. Papers, 1828- 

n ~ 62-296 

English, Edmund. Papers, 1861-86. 62-1429 

Farragut, David Glasgow, 1801-1870. Letters, 



1B63-1880. 



61-808 



r Fernald, Charles, 1830-1892. Papers, 1852-1904. 

61-1820 
Field, Eugene, 1850-1895. Papers, 1872-94. 62-301 
Fields James Thomas, 1S16-188L Papers, ea. 1850- 

mt 61,2469 

Fish, Daniel, 1848-1924. Letters, 1901-08. 61-2275 

Flske, John, 1842-1901. Papers, 1850-1801. 

61-898 
Forties, James Monro. Letters, 1882-87. 61-1435 

Ford, Ford Madux, 1873-1939. Letters, 1901-33. 

62-402 
Forrester, AUred Henry, 1804-1872. Papers ca. 

1850-TO- 62-263 

Fort Dalles papers, 1850-80. 61-1797 

Fort Manually papers, 1833-1901. 61-1799 

Foy Brothers, Los Angeles. Records, 1854-1925. 



Freeland & Gillies. Records, 1784-1804. 



62-478 

61-1832 

Friends, Society oL Ohio Yearly Meeting. Records, 
1796-1853. 61-1712 

Frost, Robert, 1874-1963. Papers, 1891-1929. 

62-261 
Froude, James Anthony, 1818-1884. Letters, 1861- 

m - 62-471 

Furalvall, Frederick James, 1825-1910. Correspond- 
ence, 1843-1910. 61-2436 

Galley, John Tracy. Papers, 1884-1935. 61-1798 

BGalvez, Jose de, marques de Sonera, 1720-1787. 

Sapers, 1763-S4. a _ ax 

Garland family. Papers, 1762-1870. 61-847 

Gases, Pedro de Ja, 1485-1560. Papers, 1540-80. 

61-2313 
Geraon, Theodore Perceval, 1872- Papers, 1807-37 

61-1809 
Gillespie, George A. Correspondence, 1849-99. 

Grant, Ulysses Simpson, Pres. D. S., 1822-1886. 
Military papers, 1864-65. 

Graves, Jackson JUphena, 1852-1833, Papers 

"W-MS0. 61-4039 



61-1787 
61-999 



Repository Index 



Gt. Brit. Army. Paymaster General's Office. 

Records, 1767-1827. 62-2301 

Gt. Brit. War Office. Kecords, 1750-1814. 61-1840 

Green, Henry, 1801-1873. Papers, 1889-70. 61-2535 
Greene, NathanaeL 1742-1786. Correspondence 

17VK-OC 



1775-86. 
Grenvllle family. Papers, 1175-1925. 



61-998 
61-2248 



Grevllle, Hon. Charles Francis, 1749-1809. Corre- 
spondence, 1769-1801. 61-2295 

Gniney, Louise Imogen, 1861-1920. Papers, 1884- 
Ult 62-378 

Gunnison, John Williams, 1812-1853. Correspondence, 
1832-7L 61-1793 

Haggard, Sir Henry Rider, 1856-1925. Correspondence 
. 1880-1925. 62 _ 3C £ 

Hague, James Duncan, 1836-1908. Papers, 1855- 

1918. 61-8003 

Halght, Henry Huntley, 1825-1878. Papers, 1846-85. 

61-1818 
Halleck, Peachy & Billings, San Francisco. Records 
1851 - 80 - 61-1800 

Harbeck, Charles Thomas, 1850- collector 

Papers, 1732-1915. 61 j, 02 

Harper, Ida (Busted) d. 1931, collector. Correspond- 
ence, 1841-1910. 61-646 

Harrington, George, 1815-1892. Papers, 1849-9L 

61-858 

Harrison, Benjamin, 1726?-1791. Papers, 1779-1788. 

61-897 

Hamsun family. Papers, 1701-1810. 61-996 

Hart, Charles Henry, 1847-1918. Correspondence, 

1866-71. 81-2262 

Harte, Bret, 1839-1902. Papers, 1869-1901. 62-288 

Hastings family. Americana, 1610-1823. 61-1607 

Hastings family. Papers, ea. 1100-1892. 62-324 

Bay, John, 1838-1905. Letters, 1880-1904. 61-995 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1884. Papers, 1819- 

19SL jj.259 

Beam, Lafcadlo, 1850-1904. Papers, 1883-89, 



62-387 
61-654 



Helmuth, Henry. Papers, 1820-93. 

Henry £. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San 
Marino, Calif. American Indian tile, 1842-1913. 

61-1014 
Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San 

Marino, Calif. Oannrilaira, 1642-1900. 81-1006 

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San 
Marino, Calif. Gold rash Journals, 1848^60. 

61-1792 

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 
San Marino, Calif. Middle English collec- 
tion, 14th-16th cent 62-2688 

Henry £. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San 
Marino, Calif. Mormon Die, ea. 1815-1948. 

62-639 

Herbert, Sidney Herbert, baron, 1810-1861. Cor- 
respondence, 1849. 62-595 

Herbert, Thomas, d. 1728. Papers, 1674-1799. 

82-561 

Blgglnson, Thomas Wentworth, 18234911. Papers 

IB48 " M - 61-2531 



H1U, Edwin Bliss, 1866-1949. Papers, 1809-1949. 
HIU, Lewis. Papers, 1834-60. 



62-297 
61-662 

Hill, Robert, merchant. Business correspondence 
1778-1657. 61-1817 

Hinckley, Frank, 1838-1890. Papers, 1863-98. 

61-1830 
Hodge family. Correspondence, 1795-1892. 61-655 

Holley, Henry Whttcomb, 1828-1697. Paners, 

1847-96. 61-697 

HoUtagshead, John, 1827-1904. Correspondence, 

1860-91. 62-449 

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894. Papers, 1830-94. 

62-295 



463 



Houghton, Sherman Otis, 1828-1914. Papers, 1832- 
1907. 61-3002 

Howe, Richard Howe, earl, 1726-1799. Letters 
1776-99. ' 



Howell, Evelyn L. Papers, 1831-1805. 



61-1826 
61-1770 



Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920. Papers, 1860- 

1915. 62-377 

Huntington, Ebenezer, 1754-1834. Letters, 1774-1830. 

61-994 
Index of American Design. California. Records. 

61-2664 

Inquisition. Mexico. Records, 1525-1824. 61-1811 

Irving, Washington, 1783-1C59. Papers, 1819-59. 

62-386 

Jackson, Helen Maria (Fiske) Hunt, 1831-1885. 

Papers, 1852-87. 62-376 

James, George Payne Rainaford, 1801 7-1860. 

Papers, ca. 1826-40. 62-385 

James, George Wharton, 1858-1923- Papers 

1887-1909. 62-2142 

Janes, Edwin B., collector. Janes collection, 1746- 

1900. 61-1806 

Janln family. Correspondence, 1828-1910. 61-2324 

Jefferson, Thomas, Pres. U. S., 1743-1826. 

Papers, 1764-1826. 61-696 

Jerningham, Edward, 1737-1812. Papers, 1760-1812. 

62-383 
Johnson, Parish Barkydt, b. 1839. Papers, 1864-88. 

61-2666 

Johnston, Joseph Egglsston, 1807-1891. Papers, 

1861-65. 61-993 

Jones, Ansa M. Papers, 1851-1914. 61-1768 

Jones, James T., 1819 (ea.)-lS69. Letters, 1843-72. 

61-1790 

Jones, John Paul, 1747-1792. Papers, 1776-92. 



Jones, John Perclval, 1829-1912. Papers, 1819-1936. 

61-2323 
Jordan, Dorothy (Bland) 1761-1816. Letters, ca. 

1810-12. 62-322 

Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain, 1768-1844. 

Correspondence, 1825-39. 62-469 

Judson famfty. Correspondence of the Judson and 

Fairbanks families, 1852-87. 61-2322 

Keeler, Charles Augustus, 1871-1937. Papers, 1895- 

»«• 61-1805 

Keene, Florence R. Papers, 1896-19S0. 61-1803 

Keith, Sir Robert Murray, 1730-1795. Letters, 

1776-92. 62-323 

Kern, Edward Meyer, 1823-1865. Fort Sutter papers, 
1845-62. 81-1848 

King, Clarence, 1842-1901. Papers, 1859-1902. 

61-2321 
King, Runs, 1755-1827. Correspondence, 1782-1830. 

61-992 
Kinkade, John Thompson. Correspondence, 1829-85. 

61-1771 
Kino, Eossblo Francisco, 1644-1711. Correspondence 
1680-87. 62-939 

Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert 
du Motier, marquis de, 1767-1834. Papers, 
1779-1835. 61-867 

Lake, Ann (Gets) Hutchinson Leech. Correspondence, 

1820-72. 61-2320 

Lake, Delos W. Letters, 1862-65. 62-1430 

Lamb, Charles, 1775-1834. Papers, 1796-1834. 



62-380 
Lsmon, Ward Hill, 1828-1893. Papers, 1848-89. 

61-656 

Lamoreaux, Theodore J. Papers, 1843-1909. 

61-2319 
Lancastrian Institution, Richmond. Records, 1822-57. 

61-1434 

Landor, Walter Savage, 1775-1864. Papers, ca. 1813- 

58. 62-382 

Larcom, Lucy, 1824-1893. Papers, 1859-90. 62-384 
Lee, Fltetagh, 1885-1905. Papers. 1863-89. 61-657 



Repository Index 



HENRY E. HUNTINGTON LIBRARY AMD ART GALLERY, 
SAti-MAR IN O, C AM P . (Culuiuueif) — 

Lee family. Correapondence, 1722-1892. 61-1101 

Leldesdorff, William Alexander, 1809 or 10-1843. 

Papers, 1840-67. 61-2667 

Lever, Charles James, 1806-1872. Papers, 1641- 

t 62-379 

Levin, Levis Charles, 1808-1860. Letters, 1849-50. 

61-658 

Lleber, Frauds, 1800-1872. Papers, 1815-88. 



Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U.S. , 1809-1865. Papers, 
1832-65. 61-854 

Lipscomb lamlly. Papers, 1770-1883. 61-855 

Locker, Edward Hawke, 1777-1849. Papers, 1804-96. 

81-2435 
London, Jack, 1876-1916. Papers, 1888-1932. 



Longfellow, Henry Wadewoxm, 1807-1882. Papers, 
1825-8L 61-2863 

Los Angeles Co., Calif. Records, 1823-50. 62-588 

Los Angeles Transit Lines. Records, 1888-1938. 

62-1264 
Loaning, Benson John, 18i3-189L Papers, 1848-9L 

61-984 

Loadoun, John Campbell, 4th earl of, 1705-1782. 

Papers, 1682-1780. 61-1433 

Lowden, William Spencer. Papers of William S. and 
Henry L. Lowden, 1856-1929. 81-2318 

Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891. Papers, 1849- 

91. 62-367 

Lukens, Theodore Parker, 1848-1918. Papers, 1869- 

1»«- 61-1791 

Lyons family. Correspondence, 1772-1886. 61-1546 

Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulver 
Lytton, 1st baron, 1803-1873. Papers, 
1827-72. 62-305 

Lytton, Rosina Doyle (Wheeler) Bulwer-Lytton, 

baroness, 1802-1882. Papers, 1838-61. 62-368 

Macaulay, Zachaiy, 1788-1838. Papers, 1793-1888. 

61-2278 

McCatL George Archibald, 1802-1868. Papers. 

1831-W- 61-705 

KcCoUoogh, Samuel, 1826-ca, 1890. Papers, 

1854-88. 61-2272 



McBenry, James, 1753-1816. Papers, 1776-1815. 

< 

Maday, Charles, 1822-1890. Papers, 1841-1922. 

Madison, Jamea, Pres. U. S., 1751-1836. 
Correspondence, 1815-16. 



61-991 
62-1526 

61-665 

MandevfUe, James Wylie, 18247-1876. Papers 

1848-60. ^ 61-1812 

MiTk h iin, Henry Harrison, 1840-1923. ^Papers, 

1867-99. 61-1829 

Marquis, Neeta. Papers, 1870-1949. 62-368 

Marshall, Hnnter Holmes. Correspondence, 1848-73. 

61-660 
Marston, Otis, collector. Papers, 1869-1952. 

61-1802 

Martenet, Jefferson. Correspondence, 1837-92. 

61-2040 
Masters, Edgar Lee, 1889-1950. Papers, ca. 1923. 

62-350 
Mather lamlly. Papers, 1645-1760. 61-694 

Maury, Robert H. Correspondence, 1853-79. 61-1773 
Maury family. Correspondence, 1755-1900. 61-856 

Means, Robert. Papers, 1782-1836. 61-659 

Magquler, Thomas Lewis. Papers, 1822-56. 61-1766 
Msllan, William S. Correspondence, 1889. 61-990 

Melville, Robert Saunders rjundas, 2d viscount, 1771- 
1851. Papers, 1812-14. 61-704 

Henry Louis, 1880-1956. Letters, 1916- 



Mersdith, George, 1828-1909. Papers, 1819-1801. 



Miller, Joaquin, 18417-1913. Papers, 1869-1909 



-62- 3 81 



61-706 



Minor family. Papers, 1787-1906. 61-650 

Mitchell family. Correspondence, 1858-87. 61-1810 

Mltford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855. Papers, 1847- 

54. 62-298 

Montagu, Elizabeth (Robinson) 1720-1800. Correspond- 
ence, 1732-1800. 61-2801 

Montelro, Francisco Xavler. Papers, 1813-41. 

61-2285 

Moody, William Vaughn, 1869-1910. Letters, 

1901-36. 62-351 

Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852. Papers, 1812-45. 

61-2859 
Moore, William, surveyor. Papers, 1831-91. 61-1841 

Morgan, Dale Lowell, 1914- The Mormons and the 

Far West, 1809-ca. 1857. 61-1850 

Morris, Robert, 1734-1806. Papers, 1774-1837. 

Morris, William, 1834-1896. Papers, 1860-90. 

61-2857 

Mulr, John, 1838-1914. Papers, 1874-1913. 62-397 

Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on 
Buildings in the State of Virginia. Records 
1795-1878. 61-651 

Myrlck, Herbert, 1860-1927, collector. Papers. 

61-2317 

National Institute for the Promotion of Science, 

Washington, D.C. Records, 1816-58. 61-700 

Wilson, Horatio Nelson, viscount, 1758-1805. Papers 
1777-1805. 61-2291 

Nelson family. Papers, 1743-ca. 1888. 61-880 

Neweomh family. Correspondence, 1769-1863. 61-1466 
Newman, Emma E. Papers, 1845-1921. 61-693 

Nichols, SamueL Correspondence, 1753-1850. 

61-2679 
Nicholson, John Page, 1812-1922. Papers, 1861-1921. 

61-989 

North, John Wesley. Papers, 1849-1947. 61-2316 

Norton (John) and Sons. Records, 1757-97. 61-741 

Nugent lamlly. Papers, 1650-1785. 61-2289 

O-Conor, Charles, 1764-1828. Papers, 1787-1827. 

61-2294 

Odme, Tasker Lowndes, 1870-1950. Papers, 1863- 

U28 - 61-2315 

O'Farrell, Jasper, 1817-1875. Papers, ca. »45- 

1924. 61-23K 

OJal Festivals, ltd, OJai, Cam. Records, 1946-53. 

62-385 

Oliver, Benjamin. Business records, 1786-1845. 

61-1833 

Orympia (Cruiser). Records, 1895-99. 61-1609 

Ople, Amelia (Alderson) 1769-1853. Letters, 1794- 

1854. 62-317 

Osbom, Luther. Papers, 1864-65. 61-1467 

Overland mail papers, 1850-98. 61-2225 

Pacific Mall Steamship Company. Records. 1853 
1917. 

Paine, Albert Blgelow, 1861-1937. Correspondence, 
1890-1934. 62-395 

Park, Alice. Correspondence, 1885-1946. 61-652 



Parker, Ely Samuel, 1828-1895. Papers, 1802-94. 



61-862 
61-861 



Parker family. Letters, 1834-58. 

Pascal, Charles Lacrolx, collector. Civil War 

letters, 1836-90. 61-988 

Payne, John Howard, 1791-1852. Papers, 1613-60. 

62-394 

Pegram family. Papers of the Pegram and Johnson 
families, 1806-82. 61-954 

Percy, Thomas, Bp. of Dromore, 1729-18U. Papers, 
1694-1801. 62-310 



Pery, Edmond Sexton Pery, viscount, 1719-1886. 
eorre8pondencer~tf49-9& ; 6fc=2276~ 

Peshlne, John Henry Hobart, 1847- Papers 

1849-1903. BL8S7 

Pickens, Andrew, 1739-1817. Papers, 1785-1835. ^fc 

61-9W 

Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance Company, 

Richmond. Records, 1867-81. 61-664 

Plgott, Edward F. Papers, 1818-79. 61-2437 

Plozzi, Hester Lynch (Salusbury) Thrale, 1741-1821. 
Papers, 1776-1821. 62-450 

Pitkin, Timothy, 1766-1847. Correspondence, 

1681-1847. 61-666 

Planche*, James Robinson, 1796-1880. Correspondence, 
ca. 1794-1880. 62-396 

Pleasants family. Papers, 1745-1838. 61-1544 

Pocock, Sir George, 1706-1792. Correspondence, 

1733-93. 61-986 

Poe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849. Papers, 1829-19. 

61-2860 

Poole, John, 17867-1872. Letters, 1817-37. 62-393 

Porter, David Dixon, 1813-1891. Papers, 1861-66. 

61-707 

Potter, Charles Franklin, b. 1861. Papers, 1905-40. 

61-2663 

Pownall, Joseph. Papers, 1840-1926. 61-2774 

Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Correspondence, 1840- 
1920. 62-475 

Price, Rodman McCamley, 1816-1894. Papers, 

1812-81. 62-285 

Prince, William Robert, 1795-1869. Papers, 1848- 
54. 61-2163 

Proprietors Office of the Northern Neck of Virginia. 
Records, 1690-1843. 81-227; 



Pulteney family. Papers, 1750-1818. 61-: 

Railroad papers, 1812-84. 61-3381 

RaQroauiana, western U.S. A., 1860-79. 61-2043 

Randall, Samuel Jackson, 1828-1890. Correspondence, 

1856-81. 61-1765 

Randolph family. Correspondence, 1723-1901. 61-1468 

Ray, Charles Henry. Papers, 1826-1904. 62-587 
Reade, Charles, 1814-1884. Papers, 1863-76. 



62-363 



RedfleM, Leonard G. Correspondence, 1853-58. 

61-2044 

The Religions herald (Richmond). Records, 1846-93. 

61-1556 
Knees, William Jones, 1830-1907. Papers, 1744- 

"06. 61-3269 

Rhodes, Eugene Manlove, 1869-1934. Papers, ca. 

1940-48. 61-3417 

Richardson, Augustus G. Letters, 1860-66. 61-2776 

Rlckman, John, 1771-1840. Correspondence, 1798- 
1839. 62-476 

Riley, James WUtcomb, 1849-1916. Papers, ca. 1879- 
1904. 61-2865 

Ritch, William Gtllet, 1830-1904, coIlectOT. Papers. 
1539-1890. 61-2164 

Rockwell, John Arnold, 1803-1861. Correspondence, 
1791-1871. 61-1851 

RossetU, Dante Gabriel, 1828-1882. Papers, 1846- 

85. 62-352^ 

Rowland, Kate Mason, d. 1916. Letters, 1983-92. ^ 

61-1644 
Ruffln family. Correspondence, 1811-92. 61-1469 

Raskin, John, 1819-1900. Papers, 1839-1909. 

61-3415 

Russell, Majors and WaddelL Records, 1839-68. 

61-2042 

Rust, Horatio Nelson. Papers, 1799-1906. 61-2602 

Sams, William Raymond. Correspondence, 1847-70. 

62-461 

Samson, William Holland, 1860-1917. Corre- 

lence, 1880-1910. 61-1633 



461 



HENRY E. HU WTmCTOWI.im.Dv ,»m mr f- niTrTtT 

aa^^^rdllaiia Caantee Scott, 18&M937. "'papers, 

61-3864 
Schoolcraft, Henry Howe, 1793-1884. Papers, 1815- 
^ '*• 61-1757 

Schuyler, Walter Scrlbner, 1650-1932. Paper,, ijit- 

S1-J165 

Scott, Joseph, of Virginia. Papers, 1601-10. 

61-3043 

*** ** Water ' *"'■• " 71 - 1832 - P»P»". 1803- 

62-356 
Seribner, Benjamin Franklin, 1825-1900. Correspond- 
ence, 1838-1911. ^eTl470 

ShacWeto^Kchard, 1726-1792. Correspondence, 

1658-1808. ej _ ln 

Sharp, William, 1855-1905. Papers, 1890-97. 

82-370 
Shelter, Mary Wollstonecraft (Godwin) 1797-1851 

Letters, 1817-49. ^™" "^ ^.^ 

Shelley family. Papers, 1806-18. ,62-312 

Sherman, William Teeumseh, 1820-1891. Papers. 

1862 - 90 - 61-1471 

Shlmmln, Winiain Henry. Business records, 1822- 

1815 - 61-2041 

Short, James DeBarth. Papers, 1877-97. 62-268 

a "i&** ClOTds3le * 1*50-1707. Papers, 1680- 

• ' 62-465 

Sierra Hevada Silver Mining Company, Virginia city 
Nev. Records, 1859-80. ^^ ^^ 62-267 

Sinclair, Henry BaiMnsoa. Papers, 1819-1914. 

61-2047 
Sinclair, Upton BealL 1878- Letters, 1905-25. 

62-388 
Sumghter, Montgomery. Correspondence, 1862-66. 

61-1472 

«Smith, Charlotte (Tnrner) 1749-1806. Papers, 1784- 
1806 - 62-362 

Smith, Lara (Case) Letters, 1852-65. 61-2186 

Smithsonian Institution. Records, 1831-1906. 61-1746 
Solano, Alfred. Papers, lb.9-1900. 61-2840 

Soothey, Robert, 1774-1843. Papers, 1798-1839. 



Spalding, Keith, collector. Papers, 1829-1939. 



62-359 



62-689 

Spalding, William Andrew, 18S2-194L Papers, 1861- 
194L 62-266 

a ^^i°TSS^. ame ' nav ""**»»<' «* West 

Spencer, Herbert, 1820-1903. Letters, 1864-94. 

62-462 
Squier, Ephraim George, 1821-1888. Papers, 

Stearns, AbeL 1799-1871. Papers, 1896-1935. 61-1849 

Stedmen, Edmund Clarence, 1833-1908 Papers 

1863-1901. 'tl-toei 

Steele, James King, 1875-1937. Papers, 1906-36. 

62-355 
Sterthsj, George, 1869-1926. Correspondence, 1895- 

""• 62-262 

Stevenson, Robert Lonis, 1850-1894. Papers, 1852- 

^ 62-358 

Stewart, Judd, 1867-1920. Papers, 1826-1920. 

61-2281 
SUmson, Marshall, 1876- Papers, 1893-1951. 61-2170 

tpo^ard, Charles Warren, 1843-1909. Papers, 1878- 

62-361 
Stone, Andrew J. Correspondence, 1852-65. 61-2526 

Stow, Joseph W. Papers, 1865. 61-2525 

Stowe, Barnet Elizabeth (Beeeher) 1811-1896 

Papers, 1853-88. "«■ a _ 3 „ 

Stowe Boose. Americana, 1680-1789. 61-2293 

Stowe Boose. Stowe collection, 1175-1925. 61-2245 



StoweU, Nathan W. Business records, 1858-1916. 



Repository Index 



Stuart, James Elwell Brown, 1833-1864. Military 
~-wn-respondeneer-l*S5-64T- : 61-4693 

Suckley, George, 1830-1869. Correspondence, 1846- 
M - 61-2604 

16887-1767. Correspondence, 1715-66. 62-473 

Summers, Alfred B. Papers, ca. 1875-1909. 61-2172 

amderlaad, Charles Spencer, 3d earl of, 1674-1722. 

Papers, 1704-10. 61 . 15 „ 

^coWi^'^ 1 ^ 1898 - —••««, 

Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745. Papers, 1725-39. 

62-392 

Swinbnrne Algernon Charles, 1837-1909. Papers, 

1W6 " 84 - 62-391 

Sydney, Thomas Townsbend, 1st viscount, 1733-1800. 
Papers, 1765-87. """"• * ^. mt 

1 *^ lB ^5S om " K «-.l™5-1854. Correspond- 

' iB3s -* t - 61-3416 



Webb, Lewis. Bnslness cor r e sp on d ence, 1615-65. 

- ; ■ — 6 1 - 17 9 5 



Taylor, Bayard, 1825-1878. Papers, 1840-1903. 
Taylor, Edward De Wnt. Papers, 1909-50. 



62-360 

62-470 

T **'°£?J°«^I>»a»er, 1880-1899. Correspondence, 

lm ' m - 624)0 

T»yk£ ach»ry, Px.s.u.s,^!^ ^^ 

61-2174 
Temple family. Papers, 1418-1749. 62-1015 

Terry, Dartl smith, 1823-1889. Papers, 1849-1833. 

61-2175 
Thackeray, WHBam Makepeace, 1811-1863. Papers 

"* 1- 61-2862 

Tnletaesae, PhfUp, 1719-1T92. Letters, ca. 1770-ca. 
1 ™ 5 - 61-2524 

Thorean, Benry David, 1817-1862. Papers, 1836-76. 

61-2858 
62-451 



U. S. Mint Records, 1856-1 



61-2200 



Tlnsuy family. Papers, 1722-1891. 

Turner, Robert Chester. Bwto»„ records, 1887- 

61-2176 

""lTTS^O 7 " CMateental Alm y- Orderly books, 

U. S. Army. Dent, of the Northwest. Records, 1861-65. 

61-1555 

62-467 

Upcott, William, 1779-1845. Correspondence, 1802- 

* 6 - 62-101 

Va "?)".JJ-»rtano Guadatape, 1807-1890. Papers, 

• 61-2186 

Van Deusen, Delos. Letters, 1881-65. 61-1551 

Vaudreull de CavagnaL Pierre Francois de Rigaiid. 

marquis de, 1698-1778. Papers, 1740-53. 61-1837 

Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, 1819-1901. Letters 
1830-61. 62-474 

Vincent, John Martin, 1857-1939. Papers, 1838- 

19M - 62-399 

Virginia. Governor, 1779-1781 (Jefferson) 

Records, 1779-81. 81 . 1?45 

Virginia. Land Office. Records, 1780-1881. 6i-,772 

Virginia. War Office. Records, 1780-82. 61-2274 

Virginia Infantry. 21st Regt, 1861-1665. Company 
F. Records, 1859-1901. /(Sl-1734 

Walker, Hkanah, 1S05-1877. Papers, 1837-71. 

81-2207 

W *^' *"* < stMB «ey) 1679- Correspondence 

1899-1948. ^^ 'gj-jT, 

Walswono, Edward Brown. Papers, 1840-89. 61-2606 
Ward, George Clinton, 1863-1933. Papers, 1887- 

1M6 " 62-313 

Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900. Papers, 1883- 

8S - 62-372 

Wa ?S?^U Georee ' pres - u " *■» 1T32-1799. Papers, 
1749-1806. j^jjj 

Washington National Monument Society, Waslungton, 

D-C. Records, 1833-67. ^^61-1354 

Way w. Irving, d. 1931. Correspondence, 1894- 

192< - 62-398 



Welnland, William Benry. Papers, ca. 1885-1932. 

61-2605 
Welles, Gideon, 1802-1876. Papers, 1846-1902. 

61-1641 
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st duke of, 1769-1852 
Papers, 1800-47. 61-3087 

Whitman, Watt, 1819-1892. Papers, 1857-90. 

62-347 
Whimer, John Greeawaf, 1807-1892. Papers, 1832- 
M - 62-346 

WUkte, Sir David, 1T85-184L Letters, 1815-36. 

62-477 

Willard, Charles Dwlght, 1860-1914. Correspond- 
ence, 1878-1913. 61-2327 

Williams, Andrew J. Papers, 1652-1900. 61-1838 

Wtttls, Edward, 1840-1864. Papers, 1861-64. 

61-1642 
Wilson, Benjamin Davis, 1811-1878. Papers 184T- 

U0L 61-2M6 

WolfskiU, Lewis. Business records, 1836-80. 61-2665 

Wood, Charles Erskiae Scott, 1852-1944. Papers. 

1887-1950. ^ ^62-289 

Wood, Henry Ellsworth, 1856-1932. Papers, 1854- 

US2 - 61-3001 

Woolwme, Thomas Lee. Correspondence, 1914-22. 

61-3197 
Worden, James Perry, 1866-1945. Papers, 1821-1936. 

62-2143 
Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850. Papers, 1795- 

l 848 - 62-371 

Wynne, Thomas Hicks, d. 1875. Papers. 1848- ! 

»«• 61.-1758 

Teats, William Butler, 1885-1939. Papers, 1887- 

1929 - 62-389 

HENRY SHF LTON SAMFO Bn MFMn njAL LIBRARY , 



SAMFORD. n.ff . 

Sanford, Benry SheKon, 1823-1891. Papers, 1769- 

IML gj.553 



HERMITAGE. TENW. 

Jackson, Andrew, Pres. U. S, 1767-1845. Papers. 

1768-1961. ^^62-1486 

fnyryigfP AL AND PHTLOSOPmcAL SOCIETY OF 



Allen, Alfred Marston. 1860-1927. Correspondence 

1839-1928. gj'.im 

Anderson, Buckner, collector. Buckner Ander- 
son collection, 1800-86. 62-4284 

Bateman, Warner M., 1827-1897. Papers, 1857- 

1907 - 62-4702 

Bates family. Papers, 1789-1873. 62-4263 

Beecher famUy. Papers of the Beecber and 

Trimble families, 1817-92. 62-4497 

Bentley, Benry, 1880-1938. Papers. 

Bigelow, Herbert Seeley, 1870-1951. Papers 

190 °- 51 - ' 62-4261 

Black, Robert Lounsbury, 1917- collector 

Papers, 1921-33. jj^,,, 

BUnn famUy. Papers, 1787-1948. 62-4259 

Bullock family. Papers, 1835-89. 62-4973 

Burnet, Jacob, 1770-1853. Papers, 1787-1843. 

62-4256 

Caldwell, John Day, 1816-1902. Papers 1784- 

1871 - 62-4257 

Carter, Alfred George Washington, 1819-1885. 

Papers, 1862-79. """ TO - gj.^, 

ChaUant, James F., 1821-1884. Papers, 1819-86. 

62-4255 
Chase, Salmon Portland, 1806-1873. 
Correspondence, 1849-73. 



62-4247 
Ci nc i nn ati Central Christian Church. Records 

1827-1917. '62-4240 



a ^,?8^5^ egaUon * c '"'^ ^ 



ClKa^aUBBdergarUnA.au.ciai.-. Records, 

U79 " 1926 - 62-4984 

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association 

Company. Records, 1923-36. 62-4246 

CltonjS^ Commit. Cincinnati. Record,, 

"• 1M °- 60 - 62-5011 

Clark, Davis Wasgatt, Bp. , 1812-1871 

wrresiMndence, 1841-76. 62-4265 

C1 ^5r^-S- l8S9 ' CBUM »- <™»»° 

62-4829 

"^siysr i829 - 1899 - -"— • ***«, 

62-4266 

^.^i^- m9 - i9ss - »*-* 

' 62-4496 

D«er. Julius, 1840-1698. Papers, wi-M. „_,,„ 

FO S«4 I :l9 , ^ ePhBttSO,, ' 18 «" 19 "- Papers, 

62-4268 

G T787 J ^5? tt ' S ' " 66 - 1822 - Flypapers, 

62-4495 
Gest, Joseph, 1776-1363, Surveys, i«02-45. 62-4269 

G TSe5T™ *"*"" 18ffi - 1955 - Le « er ». 

62-4898 
°^™« family. Papers, 1825-55. a ^„ 

Halstead family. Papers, 1851-1908. q.^j 

Harmon, Judson, 1846-1927. Papers, igoB-12. 

62-4272 
Batch, William Stanley. Papers, 1740-1888. 62-4273 

"ISES- *"***- 1837 - 1904 - *•«. 

62-4274 

62-4245 

L *S2e1^J,^? n2ry ' CtoanMU - ««ords 

01 the Board of Trustees, 1903-30. 62-4275 



62-4276 



Long, Alexander, 1816-1886. Papers, 1840-96. 

62-4494 
Itftle family. Papers, ca. 1780-1926. 62-4114 

^^g^neyDenlse, b. 1831. Papers, 

Miller family. Papers, 1816-1902. 

Mitchell, Robert Charleton, 1831-1884. 
Correspondence, 1852-1818. 

Morrow, Joalah, 1838-1928. Papers. 

Murdoch, 9i James Riley, 1840-1892. Papers, 

1 "!SS ia *~'" 4| - lw '' p»p«. 

62-4238 
Pltcairn, Joseph. Papers, 1796-1821. 62-4299 

St. Clair, Arthur, d. 1620. Papers, 1797-1827. 62-4193 

"^Sh^M l8M? - 1900 - Business records, 

62-4298 
Smith, John, 17357-1624. Papers, 1805-23. 62-4297 
Smit^Thonuie Edwin, 1832-1900. Papers, 



62-4304 
62-4303 

62-4302 
62-4301 

62-4300 



Repository Index 



Thomas Carneal estate papers, 1807-1941. 



62-4296 
62-4194 



CONVENTION. DARGAN.CARVER LIBRARY 

HISTORICAL F QTJNDATIOM nr t„ PRESBYTERIAN 

Asso^R^ormed Presbyterian Chnrch. Archives, 

M- 62-542 

B "lS?«92?* tt " W *™ rly - ""-MM- P»»», 



*%gjg£«g"* of quinty * m AT)AM f 

Morgan, James Dada, 1810-1896, Papers, 1B40-96. 

62-155 

HISTORICAL SOOETY OF -mr ^AHGEt.Tr at. amf. 

RtrX«lS^grS^ -"^ffiU ^A^ 
REFORMED CHURCH. HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

HISTORICAL SOOETY OF THE T, CT w,. m 

Rockwell Charles H., 1827-1904. Papers, 1863- 

62-792 



Bobbs, Wade Hamilton, 1883- Correspondence, 

M 5 *-". 61-2847 

Campbell, Robert Flshbnrne, 1858-1947 

Papers, 1876-1946. ' 62-2546 

CnmberlandPresbymriiai Church. Records, 1824- 

a * 2 - 61-2850 

Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and 
? 9 < 6 ^ rmed Churches. Biographical file, aWl- 

• 61-2855 

Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and 
Reformed Churches. Local church flies 
1M2 " 60 - ' 61-2854 

Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and 
Reterned Churches. Records of Presbyterian 
schools and colleges, 1854-1934. 61-2813 

Marshall, James Williams, 1882- Papers, 1945- 

61-2846 
P*oa^rianCJmrchintheU.S. History of churches 

Presbyterian Church In the D s ui.^.. , 

1791-19S7 — «■> u. ». Minutes of sesstoos, 

_ 61-2807 

Pr n*2f" C, S r ?™*.U.S. Papers relating 

to Montreal, N. C, 1897-1958. ^81-3061 

Ple iS^ a ™!i? l,,, ' D - a - P"*ytsrles, 

MmutssofpresbyterkM, 1785-19527^ 61-2811 

P ™*^ a*** la the U.S. Reeords of women's 
"BanteafJons, 1817-1951. ^»-2S53 

Pre*ytertoCtarehinai6B.s. Synods. Minutes 

faynods, 1788-1956. ^"^ """"J,.,^*. 

'to*****" Ctarch. Intheu. S. Sync*. North 

Carolina. Records, 1887-1948. 81-2844 

^imsST"' WU "*- "**- CorrasnoinJenee, 

""*-•*■ 61.2845 

""^dS" 7 ' "W-lnei. Papers of Henry Ruftoer 
and WTWam Henry Run^^-UotT 7 ^Esigo 

Russell, Robert Young, 1800-1866. Papers, 1824-68. 

62-535 
Sanders, Robert Stuart- Papers, 1950' s. 61-2808 

Smyth, Thomas, 1808-1873. Pap^ U88-IM4. 

61-2852 
Sprunt, Alexander, 1852-1937. Papers, 1858-1937. 

\ 61-2851 

Tenney family. Papers, 1861-1940. 61-2814 

T^Meaard Nicholas, 1835-1911. Smuuapeare 

" - 61-3020 

Wells, John Miller, 1870-1947. Papers, 1893-1947. 

61-2810 

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF ahams n» , „, 

McOsan, William Archibald, 1864- Papers, 19m 

62-571 
M-Coaaughy, Da-Hd, 1823-1902. Papers. 62-1482 

O'Neal, John W. c, b. 182L Papers, 18S 2- 9 7. 

62-1512 
Re **. Iota T. , Dnuy, 19 08-20. 6 1-S014 

Singmaster, EUse, 1878-1958. Papers. 61-893 

^(ea^SsT' "■ 1< " S - Ca - 1955 - PW-1800 

62-3418 

g^RICAL SOCIETY OF rm.m™,,,,, .^ 
FATRFtEIfl IUWNSMP , OHIO ^^ ^ 

HoUoway, EphralmS., 1833-1896. Papers, 1862-95. 

81-167 



HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF YORK COUNTY , pa 

Ba ?7 5 ^l1 e l Cata • ,, ■ U59 - UM - -»— • *^™. 

61-2094 

^^i Jl T? Wltor ' 1S68 -M57, colleetor. Theat- __, 
rteal and circus coOKttam, 1800-1955. 61-4B 

Smyser, Henry Laulns, 1825-1800. Paper,, 1,4,- 

61-2700 

iPBART COLLEGE. (gaiEVA » , T | , ^ >T| , 

DooUttle, James Rood, 1815-1867. Papers, 1831- 



62-707 



Hawtoy, George MaxweU Blacfcstoek, 1670-1941. 

Papers - 82-706 



'°fI5 HOSSCm "''' J i "" "CESTER. mass ,,- 
WOTOKSTER, MASS. COLLEGE OF THE HOLY 



HOnGHTOWT.IHHARY. CAVTT«TT»» « f1r . 



HOOSTON. TEX. PPBUQ LIBRARY 



Barton, Donald Clinton, 1889-1838. Papers, U15-J4. 

61-117 
Blake, Robert Bruce, 1877-1955, collector. Archtras 

SS n*^, - "" c ^ cto *«'»»« g dod- 5i57 

Houston, Tax. Public Library. Texana, 1836-40. 

61-270 
MDsaps, John Ephralm Thomas. Papers. is70- 

1MJ - 61-112 



HOWARD CO UNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM , gQKOMD. Dm 
Haynee, Elwood, 1857-1825. Papers, 1862-19S2. 



S2. ^S-r 

60-S220sJP 



H0 ^ ftD ^"r atsrrr. Washington, p. c. 

Anderson, Marian, 1902- Papers, 1839. 62-4285 

Bethel Literary and Historical Association of 

Washington, D. C. Records, 1895-1900. 62-4292 

Bruce, Blanche Kelso, 1641-1898 Panera 
1870-97. «F«rn. 

62-4248 

Chapman, Charles Edward, 1880- collector 

Chapman correspondence, 1834-1901. 62-4277 

ClartaKin, Thomas, 1760-1846. Papers, 1791- 

62-4291 
Cobb, James Adlal, 1876-1658. PaperB, ca. 

Cook, John Francis, d. 1855. Papers, 1822-92. 

62-4269 
(5r^ : Angelina Weld, 1880-1958. Papers, 

62-4106 

to ^-18^ taMB ' mrT ' 1M9_1930 - *"*•».«■ 

" 62-4113 

GrtmkB, Francis James, 1850-1937. Papers, 1834- 

62-4112 

HowardlJniverstty Washington, D. C. Collection 
of letters from Howard University men InthT^ 
Armed Forces, 1942-46. 



I-ngwortty, Charles Ford, 1864-1932. Papers 

M °- 62-4287 



Lewis, Thomas Narven. Papers, ca. 1898-1934. 



62-4286 
""JJ^Charles, b. I860. CivU War papers, 

Mllto^Ke,!,, 18(0 . 1SM . correspondence. 

Rapier family. Papers, 1841-83. 

R«f^ George Lewis, 1834-1886. Papers, 

62-4282 



62-4264 
62-4283 



Splngarn, joelElias, 1875-1939. Pape rs> ^_ 



62-4281 



Summers, Henry Howard. Papers, 1896-1939. 62-4280 
Terreu, Mary (Church) 1863-1954. Papers, 1895- 



62-3874 



Repository Index 



HOWARD UNIVERSITY. WASHINGTO N D C 
LIBRARY (Contlnuedi 

Turner, Henry McNeal, Bp. , 1834-1915. 
Papers, 1889-1915. 

\ White, Jacob C. Papers, 1857-1814. 



62-4279 
82-4278 



HUGUENOT mgrnm- u SOCIETTOF MEW FALT7, 
Civil War papers. 81-985 

Hssbrouck, Joslah, 1755-1821. Papers, 1750-1822. 

61-1051 



NewPaltx, N. Y. Duzlne. Records, 1660-1823. 



61-1053 



HUNT1NGTOM LIBRARY see HENRY E. HUNTING- 
TON LIBRARY AND ART GALLERY, SAN MARINO 
CALIF. 



IDAHO. STATE COLLEGE. POCATELLO. MUSEUM 

Dubois, Fred Thomas, 1851-1930. Papers, 1886- 

1930. 61-1148 

U. S. Bureau of Indian Adam. Lemhi Agency. 

Records, 1892-1007. 62-1288 



IDAHO. STATE HISTORICAL anqflTT 

Borah, WUllam Edgar, S65-1940. Papers, B90- 



1907. 



614634 



Falk Mercantile Company, ltd. Records, 1888-1937. 

61-1190 

Hawtoy, Junes Henry, 1847-1929. Correspondence. 
1887-1908. 5J-U79 

Idaho (Ter.) Records, 1863-90. 61-1353 

Idaho (Ter.) Supreme Court. Records of cues 

appealed, 1866-80. 61-916 

kA Idaho. Governor. Papers, 1690-1950. 61-879 

Idaho. Treasury DepL Reeords, 1863-1938. 61-1191 

Johnson, Richard Zlna, 1837-1913. Papers, 1868- 
1909. 61-922 

Levis, hnuc Ives, 1825, 1903. Business records, 

1874-90. 61-1193 

Morgan, John T. , 1830-1910. Correspondence, 

1880-1900. 61-1192 

Shearer, George Martin, 1841-1890. Papers, 1864-89. 

61-1058 

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Lapwal Agency 

Records, 1871-83. 62-5015 



IDAHO. U HTVERSirY. LIBRARY 



Seyburn, Weldon Brlnton, 1852-1913. Papers, 1896- 
1*10. 81-1213 

Snoop, George Laird, 1836-1904. Papers, 1861- 

*>• 61-451 

ILLINOIS SOUTHERN IL LINOIS UNIVERSITY. CARBON- 
DALE 

Joyce, James, 1862-1941. Croessmann collection 
at James Joyce, ca. 1903-ea. 1940. 61-181 



ILLINOIS. UNIVERSITY . ILLINOIS HBTOBJCAL SURVEY 

Arrord, Clarenee Walworth, 1888-1926. Papers, 

1906-20. 61-1890 

American Historical Association. Historical 
Manuscripts Commission. Records, 1925-31. 

61-2230 

Anderson, Richard dough, 1750-1826. Virginia 
■ Military District survey records, 1784-ca. 

1852. 61-2301 

Bsator, Arthur Eugene, 1908- collector. Pic- 
torial materi a ls on collective settlements. 61-2055 

Beveridge, Albeit Jeremiah, 1862-1927. Correspond- 
ence, 1919-27. 6K2229 

Brisbane, Albert, 1809-1880. Papers, 1841-1936. 

61-2054 
British Museum. Records, from 167L. 81-1847 

Brown, Robert Carlton, 1886-1959. Papers on 

cooperat i ve organizations, 1*18-12. 61-2052 

Browning, Orrllle HMnrnm, 1806-1881. Papers, 

*M»-W- 61-1729 



Canada. Public Archives. Records, 1759-8L. 



Cole, Arthur Charles, 1886- collector. Newspaper 
excerpts, 1820-1919. 62-2164 

Conference of State Historical Societies of the Upper 
Mississippi Valley. Records, 1922-37. 61-3376 

Ciunungham, Charles Henry, 1886- collector. 

Materials relating to America in Spanish archives. 

61-2187 

Dartmouth, William Legge, 2d earl of, 1731-180L. 
Papers, 1763-77. 61-1788 

Davie, David, 1815-1886. Correspondence, ca. 

1661-84. 61-1728 

Darning, Minor Rodd, 1810-1845, Papers, 1810-45. 

61-3375 

Douglas, Stephen Arnold, 1813-186L. Papers, 

1838-60. 61-3053 

Eddy, Henry, 1798-1848. Papers, 1822-46. 61-1727 

Edwards, Kudu, 1775-1833. Papers, 1799-1880. 

62-1215 
Fell, Jesse W., 1808-1887. Papers, 1829-99. 61-1708 
Ftagg family. Papers, 1819-77, 1908. 61-3499 

Florence. ArehMo <U Stato. Records, 1755-63. 61-1474 

Forbes, Stephen Alfred, 1844-1930. Papers, 1847- 

1828. 62-1221 

Panes. Archives coIobIums. Records, 1671-1608. 

61-2205 

France. ArcMves de In marine. Records, 1684- 

174L, 61-1839 

Prance. Archives des affaires etrangeres. Reeords, 
1W0-W. 61-1799 

French, AlvmS., d. 1864. Correspondence, 1856- 
•*- 61-1726 

Grant, Ulysses Simpson, Pros. TL S. , 1822-1885. 

Papers, 1863-73. 61-3051 

GL Brit, public Record OtOce. Records, 16th to 18th 
Oat. 81-2206 

Greene, Everts Boutell, 1870-1947. Correspondence, 
1906-39. 61-1716 

Historical Records Survey, Dlioois. Records 

1934-41. 61.J374 

Illinois (Ter.) Legislature. Records, 1813-16. 62-1237 

Illinois. University. Illinois Historical Survey, 
minois in World War I, ca. 1917-ca. 1924. 



Illinois. University. Illinois Historical Survey. 

Newspaper transcripts, 1817-54. 61-2268 

n i ln ol s. University. niinalB Historical Survey. 
Reeords from ecclesiastical archives of Quebec', 
from 1660. 61-1499 

Illinois. University. Illinois Historical Survey. 

Reeords from Montreal archives, 1679-1832. 61-1539 

Illinois. University. Illinois Historical Survey. 
Translations concerning the Spanish regime in 
I.QlimHm, 1777-1804. 61-1744 

nilnols. University. Illinois Historical Survey. 

University of minois In World War D. 61-3318 

Illinois. War Council Records, ca. 1941-ca. 1945. 

61-3317 

K a rplnfiM, Louis Charles, 1678-1856, collector. 

Maps from French archives, 16th cent. 61-1742 

La Salle, Robert Caveller, sleur de, 1643-1687. 

Papers, 1667-1720. 61-1747 

Lesueur, Charles Alexandre, 1778-1846. Sketch- 
books, 1815-37. 61-1743 

Little, Henry Gttmsn, 1813-1900. Papers, 1894-99. 

61-3373 
May, Edwin, d. 1893. Papers,. 1863-1924. 61-3637 

Menard, Pierre, 1766-1844. Papers, 1808-81. 



Messlnger, John, 1771-1846. Papers, 1799-1860, 

M3«. 61-2312 

Morgan, George, 1743-1610. Papers, 1766-1941. 

62-940 

Morgan, Thomas J., 1847-1912. Papers, 1880- 

1810. 61-2048 



Morrison, William, d. 1837. Business records, 
1804-55. 



New-England Loyal Publication Society. Hecords, 

1863-64. 61-1687 

New Harmony, Ind. Records, 1825-35. 61-1688 

Orme, William Ward, 1832-1866. Papers, 1855-94. 

61-3144 

Owen, Richard, 1810-1890. Papers, 1836-88. 61-30*3 

Owen, Robert, 1771-1858. Papers, 1815-58. 61-1640 

Owen, Robert Dale, 1801-1877. Papers, 1831-73. 

61-1713 

Paris. BlbUotheoue national*. Records of French 
exploration In America, 1648-1762. 61-1786 

Patrons of Husbandry. Hunols Stats Grange. 

Champaign County Grange. Record books, 1873- 

77. 62-1911 

Pease, Theodore Calvin, 1887-1948, collector. 
Lincoln administration c u ii t suu ade n ce, 1659- 
*S- 61-3064 

PhUUpe, J. W. Business records, 1883-76. 61-1965 

Randolph Co. , m. Records, 1718-1870. 61-1686 

Robinson, Sidney, 1834-1893. Letters, 1862-85. 

61-1685 
St. Clair Co., DX Archives, 1722-1845. 61-1684 

firhmlilt, Otto Leopold, 1863-1935. Correspondence, 
1925-35. 81-3304 

Shakers. Records of colonies In Kentucky and 

Union Village, Ohio, 1806-96. 61-1723 

Stevens, Wayne Edson, 1892-1959. Papers. 62-1214 

Tawney, Marietta (Bnsey) 1879-1949. Papers, 

1937-49. 61-2296 

Turin. Arehivlo di Stato. Records, 1720-63. 62-87 

Turner, Jonathan Baldwin, 1805-1899. Papers, 1834- 
1910. 62-3470 

U. S. Congress. Bouse. Memorials and petitions 
from the minois country, 1803^20. 61-3691 

Walker family. Papers, 1737,1888. 61-3050 

Warner, Edward B. Papers, 1858-69. 61-3049 

Werner, Raymond Clarence, 1894-1952. Papers. 



81-3056 



Wheat, Almeron B. Correspondence, 1830-71. 



ILLINOIS. UNIVERSITY. LIBRART 

Aron, Richard, 1854-1912, collector. Aron 

collection, 18tn-20ta cent. 62-4652 

BeaconsHeld, Benjamin Disraeli, 1st earl of, 1804- 

188L. Papers, 1835-81. 61-2102 

Buckle, Henry Thomas, 1821-1B62. Papers, 1850-80. 

62-265 

Cavagna n< " t g < 'il < p** 1 dl Gnaldana, Antonio, conte, 
1843-1913, eolleetor. Cavagna collection, 
U16-1913. 61-3067 

Chester, John Needels, 1864-1955, collector. Auto- 
graph and portrait collectlan, 1761-1939. 61-3021 

Clayton, Sir Robert, 1629-1707. Papers, 1579-1744. 

62-1516 
Gregory, Barnard, 1796-1852. Papers, 1828-42. 

61-1602 



Richards, Grand, 1872-1948. Papers, 1097-1930. 



Venetian docuntents, 1672-ca. 1750. 



61-2210 
61-2313 



Wells, Herbert George, 1866-1946. Papers, 1880- 
1946. 62-537 

Williams, Amos, 1797-1857. WlUhuns-Woodbury 

papers, 1820-1900. 62-942 



ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY B IJOTMTMryrnM 
LIBRARY — — — — ' » 

Illinois Conference Historical Society. Collections, 

1824- 61-3155 

INDIANA. STATE LIBRARY. INDIANAPOLIS 

BalUy de Messelu, Honors' Gratlen Josenhr b. 1774. 

Papers, 1794-1836. 00-1404 

Bellamy, Flavins C. Papers, 1861-64. 62-2576 

Butler, Amos William, 1860-1937. Papers, 1816- 

1916. 60-1442 



Repository Index 



INDIANA. STATE LIBRARY, INDIANAPOLIS (Continued) 

Clarke, Grace Giddings (Julian) 1845-1938. Papers, 
1857-1938. 60-1888 

Coourn, John, 1825-1908. Papers, 1850-1904. 80-1345 

Colfax, Schuyler, 1823-1885. Papers, 1778-1826. 

60-J271 

Cnt tm a n , George streiby, 1857- Papers, 1857-1937. 

80-1416 
Crosier, Adam. Papers, 1840-1902. 60-1348 

Dean, Charles demons, 1865-1993. Papers, 1889- 

1*52, 60-1228 

Embroe, Eljaha, 1801-1863. Papers of Eliaha and 

Lodes C. Bmbree, 1786-1933. 62-2424 

Swing, William 6., d. 1854. Papers or William G. 

and George W. Swing, 1818-81. 60-1344 

Foulke, William Duller, 1848-1935. Papers, 1849- 

18SL, 60-1471 

Hamilton, Alton. Papers, 1817-99. 60-1358 

Helm, Thomas B. Diaries, 1662-88. 60-1309 

Hemhey, Jen. Diaries, 1873-1922. 60-1417 

Htnes, Cyrus O, 1830-1801. Papers, 1855-73. 

62-1105 
Bolman, William Steele, 1822-1897. Correspondence, 
1838-99. 60-1272 

Hovey, Edmund OBe, 1801-1877. Letters 

1Ml -"- 60-1273 

Howe, Frances R. Papers, 1817-1919. 60-1269 

Jones, William F., 1813-1890. Papers, 1827-90. 



60-1281 
60-1371 



Lasselle, Hyacinth. Papers, 1713-1904. 

Ueber, Richard, 1869-1944. Correspondence, 

1920-23. 62-783 

Luther, James H. Papers, 1861-89. 80-1351 

Markls, Augustus IL, collector. Papers, 1808-67. 

60-1472 
hUntfull, Thomas Riley, 1854-1925. Papers, 1860- 
U2S - 60-1581 



Merrill, Samuel, 1831-1924. Papers, 1850-1924. 
Miller, Vatatta). Papers, 1784-1885. 



60-1305 
60-1317 

Miller, William Henry Harrison, 1840-1917. Papers 
1879-1918. 60-1527 

Moore, Samuel, b. 1799. Papers, 1834-87. 60-3227 

Morton, Oliver Perry, 1823-1877. Papers, 1825-77. 

60-1906 

Hew, Harry Stewart, 1858-1937. Correspondence 

1869-1938. ^^ go.^ 

Hook), Noah, 1794-1844. Papers, 1818-44. 60-1347 

Orth, Godlon Stoner, 1817-1882. Correspondence 

1845-82. 60-1424 

Pratt, Daniel Darwin, 1813-1877. Papers, 1832-77. 

60-1441 
Shaffer, John Charlee, 1853-1943. Papers, 1893- 

U14> 60-1310 

62-2376 
Swat, Lucius Bums, 1844-1929. Papers, 1850-1929. 

60-1311 
Taggart, Thomas, 1858-1929. Papers, 1874-1929. 

61-1033 
Taylor, Robert Stewart, 1838-1918. Papers, 1869- 

"17. 60-1343 

Thompson, Richard Wlggtnton, 1808-1900. Papers, 

1818-99. 60-1312 



Slack, James S. Correspondence. 



Tipton, John, 1786-1839. Papers, 1806-1858. 



61-69 



Osthank, Jostah. Correspondence at Josjah and Susan 
nathank, 1837-1824. ».!,„ 

Wallaee, Lewis, 1827-1905. Papers, 1862. 60-1313 

Wilder, John Thomas, 1830-1917. Correspond- 
ence, 1858-84. 62-2577 

Wilson, William T., b. 1864. Papers, 1815-1942. 

60-1314 

Wright, Joseph Albert, 1810-1867. Correspondence. 
1843-1931. ^W-1411 



TwniAWA mSTCMCAL SOCIETY 

Bethell, Thomas. Papers, 1833-1920. 61-1048 

Caldwell, John, of Indiana. Papers, 1785-1840. 60-1783 

Dowllng, John, journalist. Papers, 1827-71. 62-329 

Elder, John, of Indianapolis. Papers, 1828-60. 

62-328 

English, Wllllun Hayden, 1822-1896. Papers, 1741- 
1926. 80-1794 

Fletcher, Cabin, 1798-1866. Papers, 1820-66. 60-1156 

Harrison, William Henry, Pros. U. S., 1773-1841. 

Papers, 1794-1864. 60-1962 

Hayden, John James. Papers, 1820-90. 60-1961 

Merrill, Samuel, 1831-1924. Papers, 1813-82. 

62-286 
Mills, Caleb, 1808-1879. Papers. 60-1963 

Mitten, Arthur G., collector. Papers. 62-4972 

northwest Territory collection, 1749-1838. 60-1796 

Stout, Elite, 1782 or 3-1860. Papers, 1780-1902. 

61-1047 
Thornton, Henry P. Papers, 1819-64. 60-1157 

Vance, Samuel C. Papers, 1797-1869. 82-276 

Vigo, Francis, 1747-1836. Papers, 1751-184L 80-1927 
Wallace, Lewis, 1827-1905. Papers, 1822-1916. 



62-277 



Williams, Samuel, 1786-1859. Papers, 1817-59. 



mrgANAPOT JS. PTJEIJP TjyiftPT 

Indianapolis. Public Library. Autograph miscellany 
1504-1940. 61-3395 

Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916. RUey-Eitel 

papers, 1870-1920. si.^ 

SewalL May (Wright) 1844-1920. Correspondence, 

1890-1920. 61-2954 



IOWA. ST ATE DEPT. OF HISTORY AND ARCHIVES 

Abercrombte, John C. Papers. 62-2585 

Abernethy, Alonso, 1836-1815. Papers. 62-999 

Abraham, Lot, b. 1838. Papers. 62-585 

Aldrieh, Charles, 1828-1908. Personal papers. 

82-1511 

Allison, William Boyd, 1829-1908. Papers, 1825- 

1908. 62-659 

American Library Association. War Service. 

Records, 1917-18. 62-660 

Amos, Emma, collector. Papers. 62-4161 

Antony family. Papers, I»th-20th cent. 62-2732 

Anson, Thomas. Papers. 62-2609 

Ashland, Iowa. Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday 
SchooL Records, 1868-96. 62-1282 

Bailey, Gideon S. Papers. 82-3735 

Barker, Noah. Papers. 62-861 

Belknap, William Worth, 1829-1890. Papers. 62-2604 

Blaine, James GUleeple, 1880-1893. Papers. 62-2606 

Blanchard, Henry E. Papers. 62-4156 

Bloomer, Dexter C„ 1820-1900. Papers, 1859-1900. 

62-945 
BradOeld, Adolphuo. Papers. 62-1000 

Brandt, Isaac Papers. 62-2608 

Brjggs, Ansel, 1808-1881. Papers. 62-2607 

Brlgham, Johnson, 1846-1936. Papers. 62-2715 

Brlstow, Plerson H. Papers. 62-2587 

Brookhart, Smith Wlldman, 1889-1944. Papers. 62-2598 
Brown, Leonard, 1837-1914. Papers. 62-662 

Byers, Samuel Hawkins Marshall, 1838-1933 

Plpers - ' 62-2605 



82-1001 



Cadle, Richard. Crril War papers. 

Caldwell Henry Clay, 1832-1915. Corroi 

62-680 
Callanan, James, d. 1904? Papers. 62 J 

Carpenter, Cyrus Clay, 1829-1898. Papers. 62- 
Casady family. Papers. 62-2603 

Church of the United Brethren in Christ (New 
constitution) Conferences. Iowa. Records 
1850-1929. J,.,,,, 

Clarke, George Washington, 1852-1938. Papers. 

62-722 

Clarke, William Penn. Correspondence, 1844-96. 

62-726 

Clarkson, James Sullivan, 1842-1918. Papers, 

ca. 1877-ca. 1913. 62-723 

Cloutrnan, Charles C. Papers. 62-2599 

Collins, W. L. Papers, 1893-1915. 62-2816 

Cooky, Gilbert, b. 1633. Papers. 62-2594 

Crafty, Robert lrtin, b. 1853. Papers. 62-677 

Crocker, Marcellus M., 1830-1865. Papers, 

1661-65. 62-2595 

CurnmingSj Henry Johnson Brodhead, 1831-1909. 

Papers. 62-2588 

Cummins, Albert Baird, 1850-1926. Papers, 

1691-1927. 62-1575 

Curtis, Samuel Ryan, 1805-1866. Papers. 62-2697 

Dean, Henry Clay, 1822-1887. Papers. 62-2846 

Deemer, Horace Emerson, 1858-1917. Papers, 1877- 
1915. 62-1140 

Dodge, Grenvllle MeUea, 1831-1916. Papers, ca. 1850- 
ca. 1922. 62-1167 



Dodge, Henry, 1782-1867. Papers, 
1806-34. 

Drake, Francis Marion. Papers, ca. 1896- 
ca. 1898. 

Dutton, Claude Webb. Papers, ca- 1903-ca. 1924. 



62-275"* 
62.2312 

62-679 
Dutton, Jerome, 1826-1893. Papers, ca. 1826-ca. 190L 

62-1521 

EUysan, Gideon D. Papers, ca. 1879- 62-2809 

English, Emory H. Papers. 62-2667 

Evaas, William C, b. 1822. Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 

1889. 62-2807 

Flannery, Agnes Veronica, 1879- Papers. 62-2662 

Fleming, William Henry, b. 1832 or 3. Papers, 

1858-1923. 62-2133 

Frink (John) & Company. Records. 62-4458 

GarnavUlo Horse Thief Detective Association. 

Records, 1868-1942. 62-681 

GlUetle, Charles L. Papers. 62-2759 

Goddard, Ed. Civil War papers. 62-678 

Gower, Robert, of Cedar Co., Iowa. Papers. 62-2813 

Gowey, Ann. Papers. 62-2760 

Graham, Harvey, 1827-1884. Papers, 1850- 

55. 62-2758 

Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of Iowa. 
Records. 

Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of Iowa. 

Kinsm a n Post no. 7, Des Moines. Records ^— 

1861-1938. 62-261wJ 

Granger, Barlow. Correspondence, 

1B45-75. 62-2768 

Hammil), John, 1875-1936. Papers, ca. 1925-ca. 

'ML 62-26U 

Harriott, Isaac H., d. 1857. Correspondence. 

62-2762 
Hawkeye Insurance Company, Dta Moines. Records 

*»• 1865 - 62-876 

Hay, A. T. Papers. jj^^j 

Herriott, Frank Irving, 1868-1941. Papers. 62-2961 
HilL James Langdon, 1848-193L Papers. 62-2925 



62-2586 



IOWA. STATE DEPT. OF HISTORY AND ARCHIVES 
(Continued) """^ ■ 

Hough, Emerson, 1857-1923. Papers, 1862-1923 
. 62-849 

^powe, Orlando Cutter, 1824-1899. Papers, 1846- 

190 °- 62-1497 

Hull, John Albert TifOn, 1841-1928. Papers. 62-4158 

Hussey, Tacitus, b. 1833. Papers, ca. 1856-ca. 
lonn 



62-2906 
62-650 



1900. 

Hatching, C. B. Serapbook. 

Iova. Historical, Memorial and Art Dent. 

Records, 1888-ca. 1939. 82-2610 

Iowa. Historical, Memorial and Art Dept Records. 

1890-1908. 82_7S6 

Iowa. Justices' Courts (Van Buren Co.) 

Records, 1839-76. 62-2664 

Iowa. Spirit Lake Monument Commission. 
Records, ca. 1894-95. 

Iowa. State Dept. ol History and Archives, 
autograph collection, 14th-20th cent. 



62-2761 



Aldrleh 

62-737 



Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. Autograph 

sDwmr * 



albums. 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 
Business miscellany, 1735-1954. 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives. 
Centennial Exposition collection, 1874-70. 



62-730 



62-4345 



62-2600 



Civil 

62-4832 



a— fhiowa 



Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 
War collection, 1856-1932. 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 

Des Moines city manager *""ipMci> coUfttrtlon. 1936. 

62-2593 
Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. Dubuque 

club records. 62-652 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives- 
Educational miscellany, 1830-ca. 1S39. 62-4351 

— State Dept of History and Archives. 

General Assembly autographs, 1862-1907. 62-2601 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. Harlan 
eonectton, 1887-1937. 62-807 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. Indian 

miscellany, 1810-65. 62-2044 

towa. State Dept of History and Archives, towa 

local miscellany, 1838-1954. 62-4319 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives, towa 

State Capital collection, ca. 1850-ca. 1938. 62-1271 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. Iowa 

State miscellany, 1834-1958. 62^4150 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 

Land records collection, BOO-ea. 1877. 62-2569 

Iowa, state Dept of History and Archives. Legal 

and judicial miscellany, 1587-1950. 62-4352 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. Liter- 
ary miscellany, 19th-20th cent 62-4149 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 

Military miscellany, 1775-1950. 62-4666 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1686-1955. 62-4442 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 

National political miscellany, 1776-1950. 62-4353 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 

Religious miscellany, ca. 1744-1854. 62-4364 

Iowa. State Dept of History and Archives. 

Society and dub miscellany, ca. 1850-1950. 62-4346 

Iowa. Suffrage Memorial Commission. Records 

1854-1949. 62-2917 

■pwa Baptist Education Soefcty. Records, 
W 1855-69. 



62-2772 
62-651 



Iowa Commission lor Russian Famine Re&eL 
Records, 1892. 

Iowa Fanners Protective Association. Records. 

62-1273 
Iowa Infantry. 4th Regt, 1861-1865. Records. 62-2584 

Iowa State Agricultural Society. Records, 

1853-70. 62-2770 

Iowa State Denial Society. Records, 
1863-1937. S2.J7T! 

Jackson, Frank Dar, 1854-1938.. Papers, 1885-86. 

62-1272 



Repository Index 



Johnston, Benjamin, 1642 or 3-1902. Papers. 62-2755 

Jones, George Wallace, 1804-1896. Correspondence, 
1810-1910. 62-1002 

Kasson, John Adam, 1822-1910. Papers, 1844-1910. 

62-4159 

Kerr, William C, 1871- Correspondence. 62-2767 

EUbourne, David Wells, 1803-1876, Papers, 1836- 

1913.. 62-1003 

Kirkwood, Samuel Jordan, 1813-1894. Papers, 

1M1-93. ^ 62.7J! 

Laeey, John Fletcher, 1841-1913. Papers, 1853- 

1812. 62-782 

Latchaw, John Roland Harris, 1851-1928. 
Papers. 62-2808 

l . annun, Jacob Gartner, d. 1867. Papers, 62-2765 

Lees, James Henry, 1875- Papers. 82-2768 

Lucas, Robert, 1781-1853. Papers, 1812-4), 62-1004 

Lyon Township School District. Records, ca. 1854-95. 

62-1279 

Mabie, Edward Charles, 1892-1956. Papers 

1830-52. "**"■ gj^gg! 

MeArthur, Henry Clay, b. 1638. Papers, ca. 1862- 

ca. 1809. 62-1274 

MeKean, Thomas Jefferson, 1810-1870 

Papers, ca. 1831-ea. 1866. 62-2802 

McMillan, E. C. Papers, 1894-1906. 62-2766 

McFberrm, Anderson. Papers, ca. 1841-ca. 1847. 

62-1275 
Macy, Jesse, 1842-1919. Papers, 1866-1918. 62-2803 

Mason, Charles, 1804-1882. Papers, ca. 1831- 

ca. 1890. 82-4941 

Monday Club, Des Moines. Records, ca. 1879- 

i-i IMC 



ca. 1925. 
Morgan, John S. Papers 



62-4773 
62-2756 



National Conference on State Parks, let, Des Moines 
1921. Records, 1921. 62-1283 

O'Bielly, Henry Brooks, 1839 7-1862. Letters, 

1854-56, 62-698 



Ottamwa, Iowa, Police Court, Records, 1857-67. 
Packard, Stephen B. Correspondence, 187846. 



62-733 
624814 
62-2775 



Pammel, Louis Hermann, 1862-1832. 
Papers. 

Pa"" 1 ) George Frederick, 1847-1928. Papers, 

1876-1904. ^ 62.734 

Parry, Charles Christopher, 1823-1890. 

Correspondence, 1842-90. 62-2804 

Perkins, George Douglas, 1840-1914. Papers, 

1878-1912. 62-1284 

Phillips, William, 1827-1901. Papers. 62-2806 

Pope, Samuel, colonel. Papers, 19th cent 62-2805 

Porter, Evelyn (Howe) Papers. 62-735 

Presbyterian Church m the U. S. A. Presbyteries. 
Des Moines. Records, 1851-1833. 62-653 

Quick, Herbert, 1861-1825. Papers. 62-2753 

Reid, Harvey, 1842-1910. Papers. 62-4160 

Remey, George Collier, 1841-1928. Papers, 1862- 

IM1. 62-2868 

Roberts, Benjamin Stone, 1810-1875. Papers. 



62-2752 
62-2754 



Rossem, Dante Gabriel, 1328-1882. 
Correspondence. 

Rourke, Ellen Mary, 1885- Papers, 1916-32. 

62-1281 
Ruckman, EUphaSet Benton, b. 1837. Papers. 62-2751 
Russell, John, b. 1821. Papers, 1873-1806.. 62-2750 

Salter, William, 1821-1910. Papers, 1824-1803. 
„ _ 62-1005 

san Francisco. Panama-Pacific mteraatlonal Exposi- 
tion, 1915. Records of Iowa's participation, 1914- 
"• 62-1366 



Saunders, Charles C, b. 1881. Papers. 62-1576 

Savage, William, B33-1908. Papers, 1847-1908. 

62-2815 

Scbermernorn, Wlnfleld Scott, b. 1833. Papers, 

1849-91. 62-4148 

Scott, William Alexander. Papers. 62-2749 

Sharp, John, 1819-1901. Papers, ca. 1861-ca. 1865. 

62-3686 

Shaw, William Tnckernum, b. 1822. Papers, 

1846-1910. 62-2850 

Sherman, Hoyt, 1827-1904. Papers, 62-2763 

Sherman, John, 1823-1900, Correspondence. 62-2746 

Smith, Jeremiah, tousder of Burlington, Iowa, 

Correspondence. 62-2930 

Stone, John Young, 1843-1926. Papers. 62-2748 

Street, Joseph H. D. Papers, 1844-82. 62-2747 

Street, Joseph Montfort, 1782-1840. Papers, 1827-40. 

62-1499 

Swalm, Pauline (Given) Correspondence, 20th cent. 

62-1277 

Taylor, Hawkins, 1811-1893. Papers, 1838-96. 62-2844 

Thuey, Mathew Adrian, 1876-0156. Papers, ca. 

1898-ca. 1846. 62-2660 

Todd, John, b. 1818. Papers. 62-1365 

Tattle, James Madison, 1823-1892. Papers, 1861-64. 

62-1507 

Twombry, Voltaire P. Papers, ca. 1861-ca. 1896. 



62-2757 
62-890 



Tyler, Loren S. Papers, 1850-1906, 

Tyler, Loren S., collector. Spanish American War 

clippings. 62-4157 

U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Iowa Snperbtteiideney. 
Records, 1841-45. 62-1498 

Van Buren County (Iowa) Farmers Institute. 

Records. 82-2810 

Weaver, James Baird, 1833-1912. Papers, ca. 

1861-ca. 1912. 62-2711 

Wells, Albert. Papers, 1826-97. 62-1280 

Wellslager, Anna (Beekman). Papers. 62-2811 

Western Stage Company. Records, ca. 1854-ca. 



White, Charles Abiathar, 1826-1910. Papers, ca. 

1863-ca. 1901. 62-4165 

Williams, Ora, b. 1882. Papers, to ca. 1946, 62-9*0 

Williamson, James Alexander, 1829-1902. Papers, 
1857-94. 62-4164 

Wilson, Thomas S., 1813-1894, Papers, ca. mi- 
ca. 1885. 62-1276 

Wittenmeyer, Annie (Turner) 1827-1900, CMl War 
correspondence, 1861-65. 62-1520 



Woman's Relief Corps. Dept of Iowa. Records. 



Wright, Carroll, 1854-1911. Papers. 



62-2613 
62-4163 



Wright, George G., 1820-1896. Papers, 1865-1810. 

62-4162 

Toung, Lafayette, 1848-1926. Papers. 62-1278 



IOWA. STATE MKmCAI. ITBttART. DBS MOIMB8 



Pes Moines Path o logical Society. Records, 1897- 

1916. 61-927 

Iowa. State Medical Library, Des Monies. Physicians' 
notes, ca. 1837-ca. 1858. 61-1121 

Iowa. State Medical Library/ Des Momss. Sodaty 
papers, 1850-1944. 61-771 

towa TAdon Medical Society. Records, 1874-1922. 

61-772 



row a. university, ltbraht 

Aldrtch, Charles, 1828-1908, collector. Autographs 
given to State university of Iowa, 19th cent 62-4036 



IOWA. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY (Continued) 



Allison, William Boyd, 1829-1908. Letters, 1862- 
1908. 



62-3790 
62-3788 

62-3789 
62-3795 
62-3796 



AUspangh, Harrison. Diaries, 1861-65. 

Batebelder, Joseph Mayo. Papers, 1844-1946. 

Beaty, Miles, d. 1863. Letters, 1862-63. 

Bockee, Elmer. Diaries, 1893-1940. 

Bollinger, James Wills, 1867-1951. Correspondence, 
1926-50. 62-4042 

Carr & Carr, Manchester, Iowa. Records, 1857- 

U57 - 62-3973 

Chantaoqoa colIecticB. 61-91 

Clark & Haddock, Iowa City. Records, 1857-74. 62-3797 
Clarke, George Washington, 1852-1936. Papers 

IOAA-ja.1 " ' 



1904-24. 

Cook family. Papers, 1841-1912. 
Conch, Albert A. Papers, 1940-51. 



62-3738 
62-4041 
62-3759 



Curtis Companlee, Inc. Records, 1869-1948. 62-3974 
Darling, Jay Norwood, 1876-1962. Papers, 1909-54. 



Dawey, Charles A., 1B77-1958. Papers, 1898-1952. 

62-4040 

Dexter Company, Fairfield, Iowa. Be cords, 1604-54. 

62-3975 
Dey, Peter Anthony, 1825-1911. Papers, 1853-1911. 

82-4047 
Dickinson, Lester Jesse, 1873- Papers, 1925-55. 

62-4038 
Either, Edward Clayton, 1878-1944. Papers, 1899- 

W44 ' 62-3760 



Elbert family. Papers, 1828-68 
Eno, Henry. Letters, 1813-57. 



62-3763 
62-3762 



Evans, Harry Carrol, 1858-1932. Papers, 1915-16. 

62-3771 

Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Iowa. Rec- 
ords, 1904-43. (B.jg,, 

Farmers' State Mntnal Hall Insurance Company, 

EsthervfUe, Iowa. Records, 1898-1952. 62-3977 



Foster, Ora Dslmer, 1877- Papers, 1877-1960. 
Hancock family. Papers, 1863-1920. 



60-2177 
62-3761 



Bunt, Leigh, 1784-1859. His Brewer-Leigh Hunt 

collection, 1790- 60-1084 

Iowa. University. Archives, 1B55- 62-4037 

Iowa. University. Library. Iowa literary manuscripts 
collectloo. 60-1262 

Iowa. University. President. Presidents' corre- 
spondence, State University of Iowa, 1888-1934. 

60-2201 

Kepner, George W. Papers, 1865-66. 62-4944 

Lebold, Forman M., 1895-1953, collector. Auto- 
graph letters, 1782-1938. 62-4035 

Leonard, Levi O. Papers, 1850-1939. 62-4959 

Letts, Fred Dickinson, 1875- Papers, 1909-61. 

62-4034 

Lewis, John C, 1876-1956. Papers, 1937-54. 62-4033 

McClain, Byron, 1844-1864. Letters, 1863-64- 62-3764 

McClain, Emlin, 1851-1915. Papers, 1868-1915. 



McClsy, Charles Harold, 1886-1959. Papers 
1930-59. "Were, 



62^4032 
62-4031 



MeDUl family. Papers, 1845-1956. 62-3765 

Halcolm, Frank, 1834-1884. Letters, 1864-65. 62-3766 
MorreU (John) and Company. Records, 1868-1953. 

62-4046 
Murray, John, 1778-1843. Correspondence, 1809-42. 

62-4030 



Repository Index 



Peehsteln, Hetnrieh. Diaries, 1847-94. 62-4025 

Pierce, Dante Melville, 1899- Papers, 1925-45. 

62-3767 

Piper, Edwin Ford, 1871-1939, collector. Edwin Ford 
Piper collection of ballads. 60-1915 

Redhead, Wesley, 1S25-1891. Papers, 1852-91. 62-4029 

Reno, Milo, 1866-1936. Papers, 1929-36. 62-8768 

Riley, William F., 1884-1956. Papers, 1933-56. 

62-4028 

Sanford & Son, Washington, Iowa. Account books, 

1872-1909. 62-3769 

62-8770 

62-3772 



62-4027 



She Han family. Papers, 1864-66, 1908. 

Snow, Corwin R. Papers, 1872-1925. 

Snow and Buber, Pella, Iowa. Records, 1864-1901. 

( 

State Central Sayings Bank. Records, 1889-1931. 

62-3875 

Stevens, John Loomls, 1850-1933. Papers, 1881- 

1914. 62-3778 

Wade, Martin Joseph, 1861-1931. Scrapbooks, 

1900-15. 62-3777 

Wallace family. Papers, 1860-1948. 62-4043 

Weaver, James Balrd, 1833-1912. Papers, 1837-93. 

62-3776 

White, Grant, d. 1960. Papers, 1931-32. 62-3776 

Whiting, Lyman, 1817-1906. Papers, 1636-1906. 

62-4026 

Yewell, George Benry, 1830-1923. Papers, 1847- 

"19- 62-3774 

Young (W. J) t Company. Records, 1858-1620. 62-4066 



JACKSON H OMESTEAD, NEWTON. MASS r 

Jackson Homestead, Newton, Mass. Newtoniana, 

ea. 17m-20th cent 61-1253 

JACKSONVILLE. OB. MUSEUM 

Britt, Peter, 1818-1905. Papers. 61-1824 

Jacksonville, Or. Museum. Collection 'of diaries. 

18S3-97. 61-3194 

Jacksonville, Or. Museum. Collection of theses. 

62-9 
Jacksonville, Or. Museum. Records of Jackson 

County, 1853-1912. 61-3193 

Jacksonville, Or. Mmwim Records of Jacksonville. 
1882-1950. H Jj 18g 

McCalL John Marshall, 1826-1895. Papers. 62-216 



JEFFERS ON COUNTY m srnmriT iTpPApy pnp T 
TOWMSE KD WAm" ^ v™Y"* -tPIV^l . rVTH 

Berger, Frederic, 1871-1961. Papers, 1888- 

1945. 62-4990 

Kf ^.?J^ ER BROWW i.tbhapt see BROWXTJNI- 
TEHSTTY. JOHN CARTER BROWN LIBRARY 

JOHNS Hopkins pwrvKn grry, t.t tiraby 

Adams, Herbert Baxter, 1850-1901. Papers ca. 

1878-1901. ' fm - *• ,0.^, 

Boehm, Margaret Donaldson, 1894-1958. Papers. 

1883-1956. 60-2628 

Browne, William Band. 1828-1912. Papers, 1849- 

1912. 60-2475 

Freeman, Douglas Southall, 1886-1953. Papers, 

1905-07. 60-1549 

French, John Calvin, 1875- Papers, 1929-40. 60-2474 
Glldersleeve, Basil Lanneau, 1831-1924. Papers, 



1876-1924. 



60-2473 



Glbnau, Daniel Can, 1831-1808. Papers, 1868-1907. 

60-2472 
Gllmore, James Roberts, 1622-1603. Papers, 17737- 
1896 - 60-2470 



Gooiuow, Frank Johnson, 1859-1988. Papers, 



Greeaway, Edward M., collector. Autograph hitters 
of prominent Marylandera, 1737-1887. 60-2471 

Havens, Raymond Dexter, 1880-1954. Papers, 

ca. 1933-47. 60-2468 

Johns Hopk i ns U ni ver si ty. Library. Miscellaneous A^kv 
collection. B0*Wn 

Kurrelmeyer, William, 1874-1957, collector. Papers. 

60-1647 

Lanier, Sidney, 1842-1881. Papers, 1857-81. 60-1550 

MackaU, Leonard Leopold, 1879-1937. Papers. 60-2467 

Phillips, Benry, 1838-1895. Papers. 60-2066 

Rowland, Henry Augustas, 1848-1901. Papers, 1869- 
1901. 60-1646 

Vincent, John Martin, 1857-1939. Papers, 1887- 

1939. 62-708 

White, Edward Lucas, 1886-1934. Letters. 60-1856 



JUMPERO SEBRA MUSEUM. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 



Junipero Serra Museum, San Diego, Calif. Manuscript 
coUsctlan, 1769-1961. 62-1571 

Whatoy, Thomas, 1823-1890. Papers, 1799-1953. 

62-2092 



KANSAS. S TATE UNTVERSTTY OF AGRICULTURE 
AND APPLIED SCIENCE. MANHATTAN DEPT 
OF HISTORY 



C **lMffi S ?'" D -' M6e * :lB5S - °™»»teonectta., 
1795-1959. 60-1211 

Pillsbury family. PfUsbnry collection, 1821 -ca. 1940. 

60-1217 



KANSAS. TOUVEKSlTr . LTHBABT 

Ayrton, MaTlaimn (Amoht) Correspondence, ea. 179S- 
1834. 81-76; 



% 



Lami, Giovanni, 1697-1770. Letters, 1750-62. 60-2 

Lane, James Henry, 1814-1886. Papers, 1841-1923. 

62-1594 
Porter family. Papers, 1794-1842. 60-1363 

Robinson, Charles, 1818-1894. Papers, 1836-1909. 

62-1487 



KANSAS. U NIVERSITY. aiumsf-Ai. r I SNTEB. CLENDEMNG 
MEDICAL LIBRARY. 

Cmmblne, Samuel Jay, 1862-1954. Papers, 1922- 

64. 60-2769 

Desplne, Charles Humbert Antolne, 1776-1852. Papers. 
1818-39. 60-3281 

Kelly, Howard Atwood, 18S8-U43. Correspondence, 
1888-1924. 60-2990 

Waleott, Benry Pickering, 1838-1932. Correspondence. 
1892-1919. 80-2743 

KANSAS CITY. MO. UNTYEBarTY. LIBRARY 

Bell, Andrew, 1757-1847. Receipts, 1788-1847. 



Fuller, J. B„ 1840-16107 Papers, 1858-89. 62-1492 

Kansas City, Mo. University. Library. English 



receipts and bUls, 1763-1891. 



62-693 



Kansas City, Mo. Uatvorstty. Library. Miscellansons 
manuscripts, 1712-1911. 62-983 

Kansas City, Mo. Untvorsay. Library. New 
Jersey receipts, late 16th and early 19th cent. 

62-785 

Kansas City, Mb. Univers it y. Library. Texas asm 

land grants, 1850-90. 62-712B 

Lynn, John E., 1885?- collector. Rallroadiana. 

62-1809 
McCarthy, Justin, 1830-1912. Correspondence, 

1877-1899. 62-1220 

Moore, Meredith Tarlton, 1827-19157, Papers, 1906- 
oe - 62-1500 



KANSAS STATE HBTOKICAL BnragTT 

Abbott, James Burnett, 1818-1897. Papers, 1815- 
•"• 61-266 



60-2983 



Anderson family. Papers, 1802-92. 



62-1206 



Repository Index 



KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Baldwin, Evelyn Briggs, 1662-1633. Papers, 1898-99 

61-3012 
Barnes, William, 1824-1913. Papers, 1856-58. 60-2121 

Bartholomew, Slam, 1852-1934. Papers, 1871-1934. 

60-2129 
Blood, James, 1819-1891. Papers, 1854-81. 81-2107 

Oenlous, Jess C, 1879-1953. Papers, 1930-53. 60-2135 

Swing, Thomas, 1B29-1B96. Correspondence, 

1857-68. 61-525 

BaUemna, John A., 1893-1908. Papers, 1854-1907. 

61-94 
Hawkas, Charles M. Letterpress books, 1871-88. 

60-3005 

Hl ggt n son, Thomas Wantworth, 1823-1911. Papera. 
1856-60. 61-1092 

Bill, Hiram. Corraspoodsnea, 1831-88. 60-1093 

Bbta, Richard Joslsh, 18S0-1901. Papers, 1850- 

""^ 61-1989 

Hyatt, Taaddraa. Papsrs, 1649-89, 61-1153 

Knhn, Henry, 1830-1900. Papers, 1864-98. 61-1150 

New England 
1854-1909 



1 Company, Boston. Records, 
61-1055 



Pratt, Joan GUI, 1814-1900. Papers, 1834-89. 

61-541 
Debar, Mm Palmer, 1816-1886. Letters. 1837- 

»»»»• 61-892 



KENTUCKY. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY 

Allen, James Lane, 1849-1925. Papers, ea. 1892 



62-492 



Anderson. James Btyme, 1868-1946. Papers, 1751- 

1 ***- 61-2108 

Berkley, Amen William, 1877-1956. Alben w. 

Barklsy rnlhwtlon, 1900-56. 60-1180 

Bedford, Edwin Green, 18144900. Papers, B12- 

1»12. 61-5B4 

Bradley, Wmiam VConnsU, 1847-1914. Scrsabosks 
1870-1911. ^ --^«5oe8 

Buckner, Benjamin Forsyme, 1836-1001. Papers. 

1T58-1918. ^' ^61-2004 

Clay, Caseins MareaHns, 1846-1913. Cbrresposdsace 
1871-1913. 61-1090 

Clay, Laura, 1849-1941. Papers, 1882-1941. 61-1084 

Craig tamOy. Papers, 1773-1808, 62-902 

Darnell family. Darnall va. Hlggias Danere 

1780-1805. niggms paper,, ^^ 

Gibson family. Gibson-Humphreys papers, 1840- 

195t 62-907 

Gordon family. Correspondeaee. ,1771-1924. 61-1081 



Grahamton Manufacturing Company. 
1905. 



Records, 1837- 

61-1025 

fflnes, Thomas Henry, 1838-1898. Papers, 1786-1936. 

61-1855 
Imbodan, John Darnel, 1623-1895. Papers, 1833-92. 

61-3390 
Eentneky Association lor the Improvement of the Breed 
Of Stock. Records, 1828-69. 81-585 

Knight, Grant Cochran, 1893-1956. Letters, 1924-49. 

61-571 

Lmduy family. Papera, 1810-1941. 61-727 

Lindsay, William, 1835-1909. Papers, 1867-1932. 

61-1349 
McCue, Joan Marshall, 1816-1890. Papera, 1883-89. 

61-1990 
Hackoy, William BanUa, 1839-1923. Papers, 1795- 
1MS - 61-1623 



b family. Business records, 1840-1954. 81-1018 

Perry, Fountain, 1799-1876. Papers, 1800-1821. 

62-971 
Pater, Robert, 1805-1894. Papers, 1828-1905. 61-961 

Pratt, William Moody, 1817-1897. Diaries, 1838- 

"~ 61-757 

Beaton family. Baetnesa records, 1788-1954. 61-1136 



Shannon, James, d. 1832. Papers, 1804-33. 61-3258 

Shouse, Jouett, 1879- Jonett Shoase collection, 1911- 
59. 80-1214 

Stanlsy, Augustus Owsley, 1867-1958. Papers, 1844- 
1958. 60-1215 

Stevenson, John White, 1812-1886. Papers, 1877-85. 

61-1089 

Taylor, Hubbard, 1760-1840. Papera, 1772-1856. 

62-968 

Trootmaa, Francis, 1820-1881. Papera, 1816-1945. 

61-2006 
Troutman family. Business records, 1729-1885. 

61-672 

Wilson, Mary Bullock (Shelby) 1876-1956. Papsrs 

on Kentucky women m politics, 1910-45. 62-1011 

Wilson, Samuel Mackay, 1671-1946, collector. 
Manuscript collection: Bine Licks battlefield 
Pspers, en. 1774-1946. 61-3024 

Wilson, Sannsl Mackay, 1871-1946, collector. 
Manaacript collection: Bradford research papera. 

61-3056 

Wilson, Samuel Mackay, 1871-1946, collector 
Maanserlpt collection: Democratic Party papers, 
1896-1952. 61-3025 

Wilson, Sanmel Mackay, 1871-1946, collector. 

Maanserlpt collodion: Miscellaneous correspond- 
ence, 1757-1902. 61-3257 

Wilson, Samuel Mackay, 1871-1946, collector. 
Manuscript collection: Presbyterian papers, 
1903-46. 61-2998 

Wilson, Samuel Mackay, 1871-1946, collector. 
Manuscript collection.- Virginia court records, 



1743-187L, 



62-350 



WHsou, Samuel Mackay, 1871-1846, collector. 
Manuscript collection: World War I papers, 
1916-4L gj^oji 

Wilson, Samuel Ramsey, 1818-1886. Papers of 

Samuel R. and Joshua L. WHsou, 1835-85. 61-3391 

Woodson, Drey, 1859-1939. Correspondence, 1899- 
1939. 61-909 



KENTON COLLECT-., r. AMBIER. OHIO. LIBRARY 

Chase, Philander, Bp., 1775-1852. Papers, 1792- 

lffi S- 60-3012 

KcOnsi, Charles Pettlt, Bp., 1799-1873. Papers, 
1805-1874. 61-1249 



KLICKITAT COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Klickitat County Historical Society. Writings on 

KncMtet County history, imdnly 20th cent. 61-1943 



KOOCHICHINO COUNTY mff rbmCAL SnHETY 

Koochiching County Historical Seder/. Manuscript 
collection, late 19th cent 81-2499 



LA GRANGE. OR. PUB LIC TTBRAgy 

Union County (Or.) Historical Society. Miscellaneous 

61-896 



"" f *" VMTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. TWO HARBORS. 

JSSi. 

Lake County (Minn.) Historical Society. m»~iia-— .. 
manuscripts. 61-2733 



LAKE COmiTY PIONEER MUSEUM. ETOaglE. qr. 

wutsaker, John, 1820-1902. Pspers, 1852-1902, 

1943. 61-2498 



LANE MED1PAT. T-rfffiyyv see STANFORD UNIVER- 
SITY. LANE MEDICAL LIBRARY 



LEBANON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 



Coleman family. Rnrlringham collection, 1832-1930. 

61-2311 

Lehman, William, 1784-1860. Diaries of William 
Lehman and Ms son Benjamin Br in g hui ' S t Lehman, 
1830-9L 61 . 20M 



LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE. ANNVTLLE. PA. LIBRARY 

Hellman, Henry Suavely, 1838-1911. Business 

records, 1830-1900. 61-338 

LMngood, John Tryor, d. 1852. Business records of 
John Tryor Llvlagood and Louis Lirlngood, 1815- 
1900. 81.H6 



LIBRARY COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA Bee 
JPHlLADtXPHIA. LIBRARr COMPANY 



LIBRARY QF CONGRESS 
CONGRESS 



U.S. LIBRARY OF 



frCT OBSERVATORY, LIBRARY 

Bond, George Phillips, 1825-1865. Papers, 

1851-97. 62-3730 

Lick Observatory. Archives, 1865-1903. 61-517 



LONGWOOD LIBRARY. KENNETT SQUARE. PA. see 
EUSUTHKMlAN MILLS HISTORICAL LIBRARY, GREEN- 
VILLE, DEL. 



LORAIW COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
Ely family. Papers, 1750-1900. 



LOS ANGELES. COLLECT: OF MEDICAL EVANGELISTS. 
LIBRARY 

McElhumey, Joseph M, 1B247-1906. Diaries, 1852- 
1905. 61-977 

Retnondino, Peter Charles, 1846-1926. Papers. 61-978 



L OS ANGELES. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Creer, Margaret Phillips, Papers, to 1950. 62-136 

Los Angeles. Public Library. Genealogy manuscript 
collection. 62-137 

Los Angeles. Public Library.' Miscellaneous 

California manuscripts, 1817-1902. 62-1012 



Orra Eugene, 1873-1936. Papera, ea. 
1900-36. 62-530 

West, Henry Hebard, 1872- Papers. 62-540 



LOS ANGELES. SOUTHWEST MUSEUM. LIBRARY 

Fremont, John Charles, 1613-1890. Papers, 

1838-1907. 62-1257 

GrlnneU, George Bird, 1849-1938, Papers, 1870- 

1923. 62-883 

Hodge, Frederick Webb, 1864-1956. Papers, 1887- 

1956. 62-1087 

Lummis, Charles Fletcher, 1859-1928. Papers, 1774- 
1928. 62-1097 



LOS ANGELES. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA see 
CALIFORNIA. UNIVERSITY. UOTVERSTTYAT 
LOS ANGELES 



LOS ANGELES COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 
Dock, George, 1860-1961. Papere, 1875-1951. 



61-925 



LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM. LOS ANGELES 

Caronel, Antonio Franco, 1617-1894. Papers, 1770- 
1912. 81-1145 

Dei valle family. Papers, 1818-1920. 61-1265 



LOUISIANA. STATE T.1M1ABY. BATOM BOnr.g 

Writers' Program. IwiiBUna Records. 61-1610 



LOUISVILLE. KY. SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL 
SEMINARY. LIBRARY 

Louisville, Ky. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 
Library. ?*tmuffr , * < p t " * alo * l "c *" T*n pH" * * fl a Tffl iu?, 
1854-1953. 61-1337 

Louisville, Ky. Southern Baptist. Theological Seminary. 
Library. Papers relating to Baptists in Alabama, 
1837-1900. 61-1237 



Repository Index 



louisville. ky. southern bapt ist theological 

SEMINARY. LIBRARY (Continued! 

Louisville, Xy. Southern Baptist rheologlral Seminary. 
Library. Papers relating to Baptists In Kentucky, 
1787-1960. 61-1336 

Louiavllle, Ky. Southern Baptist Tteologleal Seminary. 
Library. Papers relating to Baptists In Southeastern 
States, 1770-1952. 61-1236 

LoulsviUs, Ky. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 
Library. Records, 1859-1960. 61-1238 



.LE. KY. UNIVERSITY, iawt.tbkapv 

Brandsls, Louis Dembttx, 1856-1941. Correspondence, 
1870-1938. 61-846 



LUTHER CO LLECE. DECORAB, IOWA. LIBRARY 
GJereet, Kant, 1865-1938. Papers, ca. 1896-1926. 



Hanson, James Christian Melnlch, 1864-1943. 

Papers, 1870-1943. 61-1082 

HJort, Ore Jakob, 1837-1879. Papers, 1845-79. 

61-937 
Koran, Vllhelm, 1836-1910. Papers, 1883-1910. 

61-934 
Lather Academy, Albert Lea, Minn. Records, 1890- 
1928. 81-1165 

Lather College, Deeorah, Ion. Records, 1859-195S. 

61-1269 

Lamer College, Deeorah, Iowa. Library. CM1 War 
letters, 1881^5. 61-1243 

Lather College, Deeorah, lava. Library. European 
War letters end papers, 1917-19. 61-1244 

Latter College, Deeorah, Iowa. Library. Miscellane- 
ous latmre, 1841-1927. 61-1268 

Lather College, Deeorah, Iowa. Library. Mlseellane- 
ooo manuscripts, 1785-1859. 61-1749 

Luther Theological Seminary, Bt Paul. Records 

1888-98. 61-936 

Norstog, Jon, 1878-1942. Papers. 61-935 

Ottesen, Jakob AalL 1835-1904. Letters, 1860- 

W - 62-1361 

Preus, Christian Keyser, 1852-1921. Papers, 1876- 
u »l- 61-1921 

Preus, Barman Amhnrg, 1825-1894. Papers, 1697- 

1896. 61-1516 

Synod lor the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church 
In America. Records, 1857-1917. 61-1410 



■Infantry, 15th Regt., 1861-1865. Company 
B. Master rolls, 1862-64. 61-1430 

YMsaker, her Daniel, 1868-1926. Papers, 1911-18. 

61-1411 



LOTHER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. ST. PAUL. LIBRARY 

Beckman, Marcus Olms, 1849-1942. Papera. 61-1231 

Schmidt, Frederick Augustus, 1837-1928. Papers, ca. 
1893-1928. 61-1221 



LUTHERAN THEOLCK^l-AT smjirmay , PHILADELPHIA 

see PHILADELPHIA. LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL 

SEMIKARY. LIBRARY 



MAttni.wnw Ap HISTORIC AL SOCIETY 

Marblehead Historical Society. Diaries, 18th and 

lOthcent. 61-1365 

MABWE laSTOMCAL ASSOCI ATION. MTgnc. CONN. 
Holmes, Joseph, b. 1772. Papers, 1798-1887. 



61-2619 



MARINERS' MUSEUM. MEWPORT MEWS. VA. 



Mariners' Museum, Newport News, Va. Ships' log- 
books, 1760- 60-968 



MARK TWAIN BIRTHPL ACE MEMORIAL SHRINE. 
FLORIDA. MO. 

Clemens, Sainuel Langhorae, 1836-1910. The 

adventures of Tom Sawyer papers, 1875-87. 62-1379 



Clemens, Samuel Langhorae, 1835-1910. Tauber and 
Underhm collections. 62-1377 

Mark Twain Park Association. Manuscript collection. 

62-1378 



MARQUETTE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
MARQUETTE. MICH. ' 

Marquette County (Mich. ) Hletorlcal Society. Papers, 
1794-1955. 61-2500 



MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY. MILWAUKEE. MEMORIAL 
LIBRARY 

Marquette University, Milwaukee. Memorial 
Library. Literary MSS. and other papera, 
ca. 1904- 61-2770 



MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. BOSTON. 

Adams, Charles Francis, 1635-1915. Papers, 1861- 
1938. 62-1146 

Adams family. Papers, 1839-1889. 62-1621 

Knox, Henry, 1750-1806. Papers, 1719-1825. 60-2588 

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUT H CAROLINA see 

SOUTH CAROLINA. MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHARLESTON 



METHODIST ARCHIVES. JACKSON. MBS, see 

MILLSAPS COLLEGE, JACKSON, MISS. LIBRARY. 
METHODIST ARCHIVES 



METHODIST HISTORICAL LIBRARY. DALLAS see 
DALLAS. SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY. 
METHODIST HISTORICAL LIBRARY 



MgTP^PT HJTAN MUSEUM OF ART. NEW YORK. See 
NEW YORK. METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. 



MIAMI TOUBmaM't. OXFORD. OHO. LIBRARY 

Bishop family. Papers, 1803 -191L 61-2480 

CoMngton, Samuel Fulton, 1819-1889. Papers, 

1832-89. 61-2496 

French, Burton Lee, 1875-1954. Papers, 1903-53. 

61-1991 
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Library. Ufa™.™.. 
1809-1980. 61-2298 

Oxford, Ohio. Memorial Presbyterian Church. Records. 
1825-1933. 61-2519 



MICHIGAN. CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY 

Whittler, John Greenleat, 1807-1892. Correspoodence, 
ca. 1820-92. 62-1225 

MICHIGAN. STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND 
APPLIED SCIENCE. EAST LANSING. LIBRARY ~~ 



Eolden, Perry Greeley, 1865-11 
1957. 



Papers, 1886- 

61-458 



McMurtne, Douglas Crawford, 1888-1944. Jackson 
E. Towns collection, 1910-44. 62-2163 



MICHIGAN. STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND 
APPT.TgTt S CIENCE. EAST LANSING. MUSEUM 

Bagwell, Paul D. Papers, 1839-61. 62-4312 

Barnes, Orlando Mack, d. 1899. Papers, 1848- 

1M7 - 62-4310 

Carpenter, William Leland, 1854-1938. Papers, 

1876-1936. 62-4308 

Catheart, Charles William, 1809-1888. Papera, 

1821-84. 62-4108 



Chamberlain family. Papers, 1796-1931. 61-2187 

Dunkley Company, Kalama2oo, m^>> Records 

1904-60. ' 62-4305 

Hicks, Mary Satan. Correspondence, 1843-1911. 



61-2781 



Boar, Richard M., b. 1831. Papers, 1880-1912. 



61-1987 



Kellogg, John Harvey, 1852-1943. Papers, 
1678-1949. 



62-4313 



Olds, Ransom Eli, 1954-1950. Papers, 1904-17. 



Parkhurst, John Gibson, 1824-1906. Papers, 

1831-1906. 62-4311 

Saginaw Bay Fish Company. Records, 1883-1931. 



Taft Memorial Highway Association. Records, ^ 

1925-50. 62-43Sl 

Vandercook, Roy C. , 1873- Papers, 1849-1957. 

62-4309 

Warren family. Papers, 1831-1951. 62-4314 



MICHIGAN. UNIVERSITY. LAW LIBRARY 

Michigan CTer.) County Court (Wayne Co. ). Records, 
1815-30. 61-1594 

Mlrnigan (Ter.) District Court (Huron and Detroit). 
Records, 1799-1814. 61-1587 

M l rn iga n CTer. ) Supreme Court. Records, 1805-36. 

61-1584 

Mlrni ga n (Ter.) Supreme Court. Records, ca. 1824- 
ca. 1850. 61-1568 

Michigan. Circuit Court (Wayne Co. ). Records, 

"25-60. 61-1583 

Michigan. District Court (Wayne Co. ). Records, 

1840-42. 61-1595 

Mirhlgan Supreme Court. Records, 1829-87. 



Northwest Territory, U.S. County Court of Common 
Pleas (Wayne Co. ). Records, 1796-1805. 81-1582 

Northwest Territory, U.S. Court of General. Quarter 
Session of the Peace (Wayne Co.). Records, 1796- 
1805. 61-1576 

MICHIGAN. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY 

Mirhlgan University. Library. Joseph T.ahadie 

collection, ca. 1870- 61-3280 



MICHIGAN. UNIVERSITY. MUSEUMS LIBRARY W 

Steere, Joseph BeaL 1842-1940. Papers, 1871- 

»*. 61-2749 



MICHIGAN. UNIVERSITY. TRANSPORTATION LIBRARY 



Baldwin family. Papers, ca. 1800-85. 62-1436 

Brown, George M., u. 1843. Papers, 1859-1901. 

62-1437 

Detroit United Railway. Records, 1848-1934. 62-584 

EHet, Charles, 1810-1862. Papers, 1827-1926. 



82-2071 



Evans, Oliver, 1765-1819. Papers, 1792-1834. 



Stuart, Francis Lee, 1866-1935. Papers, 

1892-1935. 62-2676 



62-4306 



MjujubAM. UNIVERSITY. WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS 

t.thbaby ~^ ' ~— — — -* 

Abbott, John Stevens Cabot, 1805-1877. Autograph 

album, 1851-60. 60-326 

Adams, Andrew, 1736-1797. Correspondence, 

1763-94. 60-588 

Adams, -Randolph Greenfield, 1882^1851. Papers, 

1920-49. 60-325 

Alexander, Luden Hugh, 1886-1926. Correspond- 
ence, 1901-13. 80-324 

Alger, Russell Alexander, 1836-1907. Papers, 1862- 
1907. 60-1433 

Amherst, Jeffery Amherst, baron, 1717-1797. Papers, Ml 
1758-64. 60-1224™ 

Atkinson, John, 1742-1823. Papers, 1788-1849. 60-53 

Baldwin lamily. Correspondence, 1662-1864. 60-1084 

Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustm Caron de 1732-1799 
Papers, 1767-1832. 60I1323 

Beeson family. Business and «™»~.<-»i papers, 1809- 
50. 60-323 

Blrney, James Gillespie, 1792-1857. Papers, 1816- 
57. 80-1221 

Bradford Club, New York. Records, 1859-67. 60-1222 
Brintey family. Papers, 1822-88. 60-1357 



MICHIGAN. UNIVERSITY. WILLIAM L. CL EMENTS 
LIBRARY (Continued] — ~ 

Brougham and Vaux, Henry Peter Brougham, baron, 

1778-1868. Papers, 1807-66. 60-1223 

Canning, George, 1770-1827. Papers, 1791-1829. 

60-370 
Carey, Henry Charles, 1793-1879. Letters, 1829- 

35. 60-321 

Carter-Pollard papers, 1934-45. 60-322 

Cass, Lewis, 1782-1866. Papers, 1774-1921. 60-318 

Clements, William Laurence, 1861-19S4. Papers 

1914-34. 60-1428 

Clinton, George, 1686 7-1761. Papers, 1897-1759. 

60-1426 
Clinton, Sir Henry, 17387-1795. Papers, 1750-1812. 

60-1447 
Cooke, Aaron J., collector. Civil War papers, 1850- 
"• 60-340 



Croter, John Wilson, 1780-1857. Papers, 1803-57. 



Ceernavaca, Mexico. Papers, ea. 1650. 
Dallas family. Papers, 1893-1852. 



60-1460 
)-853 
1-1130 



Dawson, Henry Barton, 1821-1889. Papers, 1827- 

1913, 60-1380 

Dearborn, Henry Alexander ScamraelL 1783-1851 

Correspondence, 1801-47. 61-2950 

Devonshire, Georgians (Spencer) Cavendish, duchess 
ot, 1757-1806. Correspondence, 1789-1802. 60-1466 

Diaz, Porflrio, Pres. Mexico, 1830-1915. Papers 

1*«-1MS. ^ 60-1432 

Dowdeswell, Wllltam, 1721-1775. Papers, 1765-74. 

60-1290 

Force, Peter, 1790-1868. Papers, 1820-68. 60-1289 

Forsyth, James William, 1836-1906. Papers, 1851- 

61-2101 

Fox, Charles James, 1749-1806. Correspondence, 

1781 " W - 60-1431 

P ^ l ?- Al ^™ * s »"»""* e'trangeres. Become, 
1781-84. 60-1405 

Freeman, Edward Augustus, 1823-1892. Letters 

1881 - 91 - ' 80-1277 

Forms, James. Letters, 1755-58. 61-2951 

Fyffe family. Papers, 1756-1845. 60-1099 

Gage, Thomas, 1721-1787. Papers, 1754-83. 59-5 

George m, King of Great Britain, 1738-1820. Papers, 
1784-1810. 60-1427 

Goulbura, Henry, 1784-1856. Papers, 1813-14. 60-1437 

Grant, Charles, viscount de Vaux. Papers, 1756- 

18M - 60-1298 

Gt. Brit. Quartermaster-General's Dept. Papers 

1792-1819. 60-343 



60-1459 



Greene, Nathanael, 1742-1786. Papers, 1775-86. 

Granule, George, 1712-1770. Papers, 1756-57. 

60-1293 
Hancock, Cornelia, 1840-1926. Correspondence. 

1«B-B5. 60-1279 

Harmar, Josiah, 1753-1813. Papers,1681-1855. 

60-1464 
Harris, Levett. Letters, 1814. 61-1915 

Hartley, David, 1732-1813. Papers, 1783-85. 60-1243 

Haskell, Clinton H., 1888-1951, collector. Papers 

1778-1948. 60-1457 

Hacker, Frank Joseph, 1846-1927. Papers, 1B91- 

1B04, 60-1288 

Holker, John, 1745-1822. Papers, 1770-1857. 80-3242 

Hoskins, Sir Anthony Hlley, 1828-1901. Letter book, 
1869 " T1 - 61-3189 

61-1944 



Howe family. Papers, 1758-1812. 

Hoist, Cornelia (Stekete) 1865- Papers, 1927-35. 

60-1263 

Jefferson, Thomas, Pres. U. s., 1742-1826. Cor- 
respondence, 1780-1825. 62-523 

■"*££? f Faden ' Umam - Business correspondence, 
"™-«. 60-1297 

Jungkenn, Friedrich Kristlan Arnold von, 1732-1806 
Papers, 1775-84. 60-1434 

Knox, William, 1732-1810. Papers, 1757-1809. 

60-1473 



Repository Index 



Lacalta, Sir James Philip, 1813-1895, collector. 

Papers, 1692-1885. 60-1435 

Lansdowne, Henry Petty FUxMaurice, 3d marquis of, 
1780-1863. Papers, 1806-35. 60-1436 

Lansdowne, William Petty, 1st marquis of, 1737- 

1805. Papers, 1663-1797. 60-314 

Law, Andrew, 1749-182L Papers, 1775-182L 

61-2507 
Lee, John, 1733-1793. Papers, 1763-1817. 60-1287 

Letters and doc u ments relating to Guatemalan history, 
1760-1879. 60-1429 

Lewis, Henry, 1819-1904. Letters, 1849,-76. 61-1916 

Lovejoy, Owen, 1811-1864. Papers, 1828-1948. 



60-328 
60-901 



60-586 
60-1966 



Lyon, Lucius. Papers, 1812-52. 

Lyttetton, William Henry Lyttehon, 1st baron, 1724- 
1808. Papers, 1755-60. 60-2101 

Macartney, George Macartney, earL 17S7-1806. 

Papers, 1776-1800. 60-1280 

McBeary, James, 1753-1816. Papers, 1777-1820. 

Mackenzie, Frederick, d. 1824. Papers, 1755-83, 

Mann, Horace, 1844-1868. Papers, 1864. 

Markham, Sir Clements Robert, 1830-1916. Papers, 
1850-1910. 61-3094 

Mason, Christopher, 1741-1809. Letter book, 

17B0-95. 61 .3 3S8 

Melville, Henry Dundas, 1st viscount, 1742-181L 

Papers, 1728-1830. 80-1382 

M exic a n independence papers, 1810-21. 60-58 

Mexico (City) Jardih Botanico. Records, 1785-89. 

60-547 
Mexico (Vleeroyalty) Documents, 1784-90. 62-1219 

Mexico (Vleeroyalty) Official letters of the Viceroy, 
Antonio Maria BucareU y Ursua, 1771-78. 60-1285 

Mexico (ViceroyaKy) Laws, statutes, etc Coleccion 
general de las reales cedulas y ordenes que haeen 
el govieroo de los asuntos fiscafes formada per el 
Sr. Dr. Dn. Josef Antonio de Areche del Consejo de 
S. M. y su Fiscal en la RL Audlenda de Mexico. 
1773. 60-2037 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library 

V*£?%eV mmo * fl]lux books > ^ textbooks, ca. 
1660-1850. ^-SU 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
American Revolutionary War correspondence, 1781- 
**• 60-2528 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Book collectors' letters, 1810-1950. 60-1284 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 

Business records, 1741-1914. 61-3397 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Correspondence and papers, 1757-1934. 61-3255 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Diaries and journals, 14937-1864., 62-2076 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements 
Library. Histories and memorials, 1520-192L 

62-2549 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Literary manuscripts and related materials. 11th 
cent.-1878. M . 1Mg 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Mexican manuscripts, late 18th cent. — 1835. 

62-1217 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Military papers, 1540-1865. 62-2077 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1493-1949. 60-3298 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Miscellaneous manuscripts re bring to Mexico, 
1551-1842, 61-3246 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library 
Official records, 1493-1853. 61-3396 

Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library. 
Papers relating to the War of 1812, 1807-25. 

81-2303 
Mildmay, Sir William, 1705-1771. Papers, 1748-56. 

60-1291 

Monette, John Wesley. Papers, 1824-51. 60-2045 

Nen family. Records, 1774-1872. 61-2501 



Mew France. Gouverneur. Official correspondence, 
1682-1727. 60-1438 

Newfoundland. Office of Ordnance. Records, 1790- 
81- 60-566 

North, Frederick North, baron, 1732-1792, Army 
reports, 1770-82. 60-70 

Palgrave family. Papers, 1796-1844. 60-83 

Papers relating to Latin America, 1644-1882. 60-203 

Papers relating to Louisiana, 1787-1803. 60-1098 

Papers relating to Poena, Mexico, 1868. 60-205 

Papers relating to Yucatan, 1772-1896. 60-204 

Patch, Ira J. Letter book, 1B56-57. 61-9093 

Pitt family. Papers, 1750-1830. 80-1381 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A. Episco- 
pal papers, 1785-1904. 60-715 

Reeves, Jesse Siddall, 1872-1942, collector. Papers, 
1814-1927. 60-307 

Rogers, Robert, 1731-1796. Papers, 1758-1832. 

Roosevelt, Theodore, Pres. U. S., 1856-1919. Papers, 
1685-1919. 60-59 

Rosslyn, Alexander Wedderburn, 1st earl of, 1733- 

1805. Papers, 1676-1800. 60-2040 

RnsselL John Russell, 1st earl, 1792-1878. Papers, 
1808-66. 60-1232 

SackvUle, George SackvlUe Germain, 1st viscount, 

1716-1785. Papers, 1683-1785. 60-1376 

Sartorio, Josf Manuel, 1746-1829. Papers. 60-1338 

Savannah shipping records, 1626-60. 60-550 

Schoff, James S., collector. Papers, 1759-1828. 

60-1735 

Seymour, Isaac Gordon, d. 1862. Papers, 1836-68. 

60-327 

Snadwell, Thomas G., d. 1780. Letters, 1773-78. 

60-1276 

Shaw family. Business records, 1745-1850. 62-207 

Sheffield, John Baker Holroyd, 1st earl of, 1735-1821. 
Correspondence, 1801-19. 60-1355 

Slmeee, John Graves, 1752-1806. Papers, 1774-1824. 

60-1368 

Smith, Hubert Stacy, 1888-1946, collector. Papers 

relating to naval affairs, 12th cent.-1915. 60-1369 

Squler, Ephralm George, 1821-1888. Papers, 1616- 
86. 61-2949 

Sterling, James. Letter book, 1761^65. 61-3092 

Stevens, Henry, 1819-1886. Papers, 1812-1911. 

60-1339 

Sumner, Jethro, 1733-1785. Correspondence, 1780-81. 

60-1335 

Sydney, Tbomas Townsbend, 1st viscount, 1733-1800. 
Papers, 1665-1829, 60-1362 

Toombs family. Papers, 1776-1849. 60-2039 

Tousard, Louis de, 1749-1821. Papers, 1787-1655. 



Townshend, Charles, 1725-1767. Letters, 1763-68. 

60-1275 
Townshend, George Townsbend, 1st marquis, 1724- 

1807. Papers, 1767-1807. 60-1334 

U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Fort Wayne Agency. 
Letter book, 1809-15. 62-981 

60-1266 

60-1267 



U. S. Congress. Papers, 1760-1821. 
V. S. President. Papers, 1776-1945. 

Van Tyne, Claude Halstead, 1869-1930. Papers, 1895- 

1930. 60-1321 

Varios papeles, 1716-1833. 61-3233 

Vaugban, Benjamin, 1751-1835. Papers, 1776- 

1828. 61-1135 

Vaugban, Sir John, 17387-1785. Papers, 1779-81. 

80-1320 

Vignaud, Henry, 1830-1922. Papers, 1840-1922. 

60-1364 
Warren, Sir Peter, 1703-1752. Papers, 1744-51. 



Wayne, Anthony, 1745-1796. Papers, 1783-1853. 
Weld family. Papers, 1822-98. 



60-713 
60-1071 



Repository Index 



MICHIGAN " OWVESSITY. WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS 
LIBRARY (Contmuedr 

Whipple, Abraham, 1733-1819. Papers, 1763-87. 

61-2-421 
Wilkes, John, 1727-1797. Pap.ro, 1741-84. 80-1333 

Williams, Samuel, 1786-1859. Papers, 1814-56. 60-1265 
Wilson family. Papers, 1790-1850. 60-1465 

Wmstone, Charles. Letter book, 1777-86. (1-3091 

Wray, George. Papers, 1770-93. " 61-43 

7 a ratecaii , Mexico (State! Records, ca. 1581-ca. 1870. 

60-876 

MTDDLEBOR01K5H HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 

Peine, Peter K,, 1788-1861. Business records, ca. 

1620-1910. 60-2969 

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE. Mmm-KBIIBY vr, T.TPJtAf/Y 

MfckUebury College, MfckUebury, VL Manuscript 

collection, 1811-194—7 • 61-2597 

MILLS COL LEGE. CALD7. LIBRARY 

Boater, Albert Maurice, 1866-1941. Correspondence 
«■ 1W0-41. M .S le5 

CooUdge, Dane, 1873-1940. Papers, ca. 1915- 

1939. ai ^ ai 

Hitchcock family. Hitchcock-Colt papers, ca. 1730- 
1W». 61-3295 

Mills College, CaW. Library. British and Americas 
writers collection, ca. 1800- 61-3164 

Mills College, Calif. Library. California writers 

collection, ca. 1840- 81-3156 

Bambardt, Am-ella (Beary) 1877-1948. Papers ca. 
1880-1948. 81-S08B 



MILLSAPS COLLEGE ■ JACKSON . «r« imm 
uptwwh j ARCHIVES 

Wlnans, William, 1788-1857. Papers, 1811-57. 
MILTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY. MILTON. WIS. 



62-779 



Milton Historical Society, Milton, Wis. Manuscript 

collection, 1822- 61-2103 



MILWAUKEE. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Range, Herman G., colle ct or. Marine collection. 



62-526 
61-3015 



Zeldler, Frank P. Papers, 1936- 

MINNEAPOLIS. /PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Attic Club, Minneapolis. Records, ca. 1912-30. 

62-4485 

Minneapolis. Public Library. Autograph collection, 
ca. 1700-1954. 60-3243 

MlnneapoUe. Public Library. Music Dept Music 

manuscripts, 15th cent -20th cenL 61-23 

Minnesota Academy of Science. Records, 1873-1929. 

60-2156 

MINNESOT A TTTSTOR CAL SOCIETY 

Ada Cooperative Creamery Association. 

Records, 1920-56. 62-3014 

Adams, Charles Powell, 1831-1893. Papers 

1861-1921. 62-2098 

Adams, Elmer Ellsworth, 1861-1950. Papers, 1660- 
1951. 61-2786 

Adams, Moses Newton, 1822-1902. Papers, 1853-79. 

62-1740 

Adams School Civic League, Minneapolis. Records, 

1904-10. 60-467 

Alton, John Felix, b. 1817. Papers, 1835-88. 62-2186 

Akers, Peter, 1790-1886. Papers, 1778-1911. 

62-2114 
Alien lamlly. Papers, 1924-37. 62-3252 

Almmtist (A. W.) Hardware Store, Cokato, Minn. 

Records, 1888-93. 60-435 

Alvord, Clarence Walworth, 1888-1928, Papers 



1847-1928. 



62-2102 



American Association of University Women. Min- 
nesota Division. Records, 1869-1942. 60-842 

American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis- 
sions. Records, 1827-73. 60-860 



American Fur Company. Records, 1803-66. 62-2718 

American immigration Company, Chippewa Falls, 

Wle. Records, 1906-41. 60-541 

American Legion. Minnesota. Records, 1819-38. 



American Turners. St. Anthony, Mian. Records, 

1868-1928. 60-837 

American Turners. St. PauL Records, 1866-1919. 



American Tuners. West St. Paul, Minn. Records, 
1890-1913. 60-850 

Amerlaad, William B., 1867- collector. Papers, 

1778-1932. ' ' 60-964 

Andrews, Christopher Columbus, 1829-1922. Papere, 
1843-1930. 80-1807 

Andrews family. Papers, 1852-1920, 60-1821 

Annan, Charles Leroy, 1853-1922. Papers, 1895-1921. 

62-2100 

Anoka, Minn. Mrs* Ohfreraallst Society. Records, 
1867-1900. 60-690 

Architects' Small House Service Bureau of the United 
States, inc. Records, 1920-41. 60-488 

Armstrong, Moses Kimball, 1832-1906. Papers, 1856- 

12 - 62-2101 

Armstrong family. Papers, 1620-1943. 60-1034 

Arnold, Henry Vernon, 1846-1931. Papers, 1840-1931. 

Arsonist, OttoW., 1858-1935. Correspondence, 

1895-97. 60-498 

Associated Charities of St. PauL Records, 1892- 

1917. 62-1162 

Association of the Third Regiment of Minnesota 

Veterans' Volunteers. Records, 1912-22. 61-810 

Atwood, Edwin B.,1829-1900. Papers, 1860-1900. 



Auerbach, Maurice, 1835-1915. Business records, 

1887-1918. 62-2243 

Austin, Horace, 1831-1905. Correspondence, 

1870-1905. 62-1741 

Bachelors' Club, Minneapolis. Records, 1877-1915. 

60-518 

Backus-Brooks Company, Mi«i^p^u B Records, 

1892-1911. 60-437 

Bailey, Everett Hosktns, 1850-1938. Papers, 

1839-1954. 62-1613 

Balllif, Matilda Vletorlne, 1883- Papers, 1646-1929. 

62-1742 

Bailiff Brothers, Bloomington, Minn. Records, 

1881-1912. 60-447 

Ballly, Alexis, 1798-1861. Papers, 1820-84. 62-2021 

Balrd, Sarah G., 1843-1923. Diaries, 1870-1918. 



Baker, Barrette Watts, 1869-1956. Papers, 

1885-1956. 62-4242 

Bancroft, John EarL Papers, 1857-68. 62-1743 

Bardon, John A., 1863-1940, collector. Papers, 1845- 
80. 80-1028 

Barnes, Frederick R. Papers, 1928-43. 80-931 

Bartholomew, Charles Lewis, 1869-1949. Papers 

1895-1941. 60.495 

Barton, Richard J., 1860-1939. Papers, 1894-1939. 

60-847 
Bassett, Joel Bean, 1817-1912. Papers, 1859-76. 

62-2022 
Baxter, Luther Loren, 1832-1915. Papers, 1853-1911. 

62-1744 
Beardsley, Benjamin F„ b. 1860. Papers, 1904-28. 

60-517 
Beaver Club, MentreaL Minutes, 1807-27. 60-516 

Belcourt, George Antolne, 1803-1874. Papers, 

1832-57. 60-2062 

Bell, James Hughes, 1825-1892. Papers, 1845-92. 

60-1205 
Benjamin, John, 1823-1902. Papers, 1840-195L 

62-1590 

Bernard, Swen, b. 1860. Papers, 1922-24. 62-3262 

Berry, Charles H., 1823-1900. Papers, 1852-1904. 

60-531 



Bersback, Ernest, 1858 (ca.J-1934. Papers, 1913-31. 

60-1798 

Bessesen, Beatrice GJertsen, 1886-1935. Papers, 

1904-34. 62-^310 

Best, William S., 1837-1900. Papers, 1882-S9. 

Better Business Bureau of Minneapolis. Records, 

1912-25. 60-519 

Bill, Fred Adalbert, 1850-1936. Papers, 1845-1934. 

60-2495 



eo^mj 



60-1040 



Blsbee, Lewis c, 1834-192L Papers, 1862-67. 

Blseoe, George Street, b. 1835. Papers, 1660-67. 

60-1328 

Bliss, Paul Southworth, 1889-1941. Papers, 1834- 

36. 60-948 

Bloomer, Samuel, 1835-1917. Papers, 1861-1920. 



B'nal B'rlth. District No. 6. Records, 1910-25. 



Bonness, Frederick W. Business records, 1873- 

1909. 62-3263 

Bothne, Glsle Christian Johnson, 1860-1934. Papers, 
1905-34. 60-1035 

Boutwell, William Thurston, 1803-1890. Papers, 

1832-81. 62-3264 

Bowe family. Papers, 1675-1919. 62-4611 

Bracket!, George Augustus, 1836-1921. Papers, 

1855-1920.' 62-3248 

Bradlee, Caleb Davis, 1831-1897. Papers, 1789- 

1890. 63-3249 

Brandborg, Charles W., 1847-1916. Papers, 1888- 

1938. 60-1033 

Breckenndge, Elizabeth E., 1859-1942. Papers, 

1863-97. 60-854 

Breen Stone and Marble Company, a*a«*a mimi 

Letters, 1617-19. 62-Hfei 

BrfU, Kenneth Gray, 1883-1954. Papers, 1875-1944. 

60-471 

Branson and FoUom Towing Company, Stillwater, 

Minn. Records, 1870-1918. 60-446 

Brown, David M., b. 1857. Correspondence, 1884- 

1911. 62-1458 

Brown, Edwin H., 1875-1930. Papers, 1919-34. 

60-494 

Brown, Ernest L., 1861 (ca.)-19S3. Diaries, 1890- 
1909. J0.9U 

Brown, Garfield W., 1881- Papers, 1906-20. 80-472 

Brown, Joseph Renshaw, 1805-1870. Papers of 

Joseph R. and Samuel J. Brown, 1B38-1916. 62-4808 

Brown and Betcher Company, Red Wing, Mmn. 

Records, 1860-66. 60-521 

Buck, Solon Justus, 1884- Papers, 1906-35. 60-952 

Burbank, Henry C., 1835-1905. Papers, 1863-91. 

60-525 

Burch, Newell, 1842-1908. Papers, 1863-1959. 

62-4243 

Business Women's Holding Company, Minneapolis. 

Records, 1909-33. 60-524 

Butler, Nathan, 1831-1927. Papers, 1850-1923. 62-3247 

Butler, Pierce, 1866-1939. Papers, 1923-39. 60-513 

Butters, Frederic King, 1878-1945. Papers, 1848- 

1916. 60-1032 

Canada. Governor General Records, 1768-1867. 

61-71 

Carpenter, Cephas Warner. Papers, ca. 
1868-83. 



-4OT) 



Carre 11 family. Correspondence, 1847-96. 62-3253 

Carter, Theodore G. , 1832-1914. Papers, 1834- 

1920. 61-743 

Carver, Jonathan, 1710-1780. Papers, 1759-70. 

60-939 
Case, John H., 1846-1926. Papers, 1854-1926. 60-1325 

Castle, Henry Anson, 1841-1916. Papers, 1836-1917. 

62-3331 
Catholic Order of Foresters. St. PauL Records 

1894-1932. ' 80.532 

Chancy, Joslah Blodget, 1828-1908. Papers, 1782- 

1917. 62-3246 



Repository Index 



MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 
fUrapmsn, Edward C, collector. Papers, 1929-37. 

a 

^Chapman, Herman Haupt, 1874- Papers, 1900-40. 



Chatfleld, Andrew Gould, 1810-1875. Papers, 1831- 
1942. 62-2103 

Chester-Kent, Inc., St. Paul. Records, 

1905-59. 62-4993 

Chrlstensen, Otto August, 1870-1918. Papers, 1870- 
1M9- 60-1242 

Christian, George Chase, 1873-1919. Papers. 62-3245 

Chxlstlanson, Theodore, 1883-1948. Papers, 1925- 

30. 60-611 

Chute, Richard, 1820-1893. Papers, 1841-1921. 

62-4809 

Cigar Maters' International Union of America. Lo- 
cal Ko. 98, St. Paul. Records, 1879-1933. 60-538 

Clapp, Moses Edwin, 1851-1929. Papers, 1873-1929. 

60-2003 

Claremont, Mum. First Congregational Church. 

Records, 1894-1910. 60-691 

Clark, Edwin, 1834-1922. Papers, 1657-1904. 

62-4852 
Clark family. Papers, 1830-1959. 62-4110 

Cokato Elevator Company, Cokato, Minn. Records 

1883-1919. 60-835 

Cote, Emerson, 1838-1907. Papers, 1869-1940. 60-979 

Cole and Weeks, Minneapolis. Records, 1877-87. 



60-455 



Columbian Club, Minneapolis. Records, 1912-26. 

60-482 
Committee of 48. Minnesota. State Central Committee. 
Records, 1920-24. 60-977 

kComstock, John, 1612-1890. Correspondence, 1850- 
W me - 60-528 

Comstock, Solomon Gilman, 1642-1933. Papers, 

1872-1932. 60-1806 

Conger, Charles Leslie. Papers, 1899-1934. 60-932 

Congregational Borne Missionary Society. Minnesota 
Branch. Records, 1859-79. . 60-861 

Constans, William. Papers, 1850-1915. 82-3271 

CooUdge, AHce P., 1886-B33. Papers, 1896- 

1932. 62-2721 

Coon, Gaktn E. Correspondence, 1888. 62-3273 

Cooperative Services, Inc., Minneapolis. Records, 

1W4-5T. 62-1228 

Corbett, Harriet B. Papers, 1853-75. 82-3272 

Countryman, Levi N., 1832-1924. Papers, 1858-62. 

60-1038 
Cray, WUlard Rush, 1853-1938. Papers, 1853-1904. 

60-529 

Crocker (George) Grocery and Meat Market, Minne- 
apolis. Records, 1886-96. 60-433 

Crosby, George, 1858-1937. Correspondence, 1866- 
W30; 60-93T 



Crosby, Henry W„ 1819-1906. Papers, 1865-1905. 



Cross, William. Diaries, 1681-1916. 
Crowe, Isaac Papers, 1843-75. 



80-941 
60-612 
60-1208 



Cummins, John R., 1842-19167 Papers, 1850-1916. 

62-3270 
Jlartt, Edward H. S., 1824-1903. Papers, 1846- 1903. 
"* 60-1209 

rs of the American Revobttlon. Mmnesota. 
Records, 1928. 60-992 

Daughters of the American Revolution. Minnesota. 

St. Paul Chapter. Records, 1891-1946. 60-994 

Davidson family. Papers, 1917-1919. 61-2787 

Davis, Charles £. Letters, 1859-65. 60-2008 

Davis, Cushmaa Kellogg, 1838-1900. Papers, 1888- 

98 - 60-1051 

Day, Vincent A., 1885-1945. Papers, 1609-45. 60-1029 
Dean, William Bake, 1838-1922. Papers, 1851-1920. 

60-1043 

62-4807 



De Graw, John, Papers, 1649-1921. 



Dibble, Leonard w., 1843-1924. Letters, 1665-73. 

60-485 

Dickson, Margarette Ball, 1884- Correspondence, 
1924-42. 60-463 

Dickson, Robert, 1765-1823. Papers, 1790-1822. 



Dickson family. Papers, 1774-1929. 

Dlgbt, Charles Fremont, 1896-1938. Papers, 1883- 



60-542 
60-1100 



1938. 
Dodge, Louis L. Papers, 1890-1927. 



1-764 
62-3269 



Dollenmayer, Albert, 1662-1949. Papers, 1865-1938. 

60-965 

Donahower, Jeremiah Chester, 1837-1921. Papers, 
1853-1919. 62-3266 

Donnelly, Ignatius, 1831-1901. Papers, 1850-1909. 

62-3404 

Dougherty, John Alley, 1929- Papers, 1951-52. 62-3956 

Dousman, Hercules Louis, 1800-1868. Business 

records, 1841-1903. 62-4871 

Dowling, Michael John, 1866-1921. Papers, 1890- 

1922 - 60-632 

Drake, Benjamin, 1660- Papers, 1912-22. 60-546 

Dreeback, Michael R., b. 1836. Papers, 1864-65. 

60-935 

Df*. Edward B., 1827-1902. Papers, 1848-93. 62-3268 

Dubuque, Iowa. St. Raphael's Cathedral. Records, 
1839-58. 60-680 

Dupuls and whitman, Mendota, Minn. Records, 

1854-64. 60-452 



Dwelle, G. Merrill, 1835-1916. Papers, 1843-96. 
Eames, Richard M. Papers, 1864-94. 



62-1161 
60-473 

Easton, Jason Clark, 1823-1901. Papers, 1849-1941. 

60-544 

Eckles, Clarence Henry, 1875-1933. Papers, 1911- 
33. 60^78 

Edgar, William Crowell, 1856-1932. Papers, 

1832-1949. 62-4915 

Eleventh Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry 

Association. Records, 1894-1813. 61-591 

Elks, Benevolent and Protective Order of. Minne- 
apolis. Lodge Ko. 44. Records, 1913-34. 60-507 

EUingBton, Henry. Papers. 62-2141 

Elliott, Charles Burke, 1861-1935. Papers, 1886-1934. 

60-657 

Erlcksen, Theresa, 1867- Papers, 1906-37. 

61-755 

Ermatlnger, James, d. 1868. Correspondence. 

1833-87. 62-3267 

Evans, Albert Leslie. Papers, 1905-36. 62-4363 

Excelsior, Minn. Congregational Church. Records, 
1853-1924. 60 _ M2 

Fairchlld, Henry shields, 1826-1913. Papers, 1871- 
74 - 60-512 

TfcePsrmer. General edition. Farmers' letters, 

1MS - 60-1330 

Farmer Labor Association. Records, 1924-46. 60-503 

Farwell, Minn. Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church. 
Records, 1889-1930. 60 -602 

Faulkner, Lloyd A. Correspondence, 1889-1919. 

62-4806 
Firestone, Allan L. Papers, 1917-19. 62-3312 

Firkins, Oscar W., 1864-1932. Papers, 1876-1934. 

60-492 
First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Association. 

Records, 1869-1932. 61-594 

Fisher, Henry. Correspondence, 1826-67. 60-453 

Flandrau, Charles Eugene, 1828-1903. Papers, 

1856-63. 60-1901 

Fleekten, Swan J. Papers, 1892-1903. 62-3313 

Flint, Francis S. Papers of Francis S. and 

Schuyler Flint, 1855-61. 62-4746 

Follett family. Papers, 1841-1912. 62-4680 



Folwell, William Watts, 1633-1929. Papers, 1769- 

1933. 62-3385 

Forbes, William Henry, 1615-1875. Cory-Forbes 

papers, 1853-1927. 62-3271 

Fort Benton Transportation Company, Fort Benton, 

Mont. Records, 1867-83. 60-502 

Fort Shelling, Mum. Round Tower Museum. 

Records, 1919-45. 60-600 

Foulke, William, 1843-1935. Papers, 1896-1936. 



Franchere, Gabriel, 1786-1863. Papers, 1835-39. 

62-3314 

Frankel, Hiram David, 1882-1931. Papers, 1873- 

1930. 62-3345 

Freudenrelch, Frederick, baron de. Papers, 1862-79. 

62-3308 

Fridley family. Papers, 1839-1924. 62-4879 

Fuller and Johnson Company. Records, 1880-68. 



Fuller family. Papers, 1840-88. 



60-454 
62-3324 



Fulton, John Farquhar, 1699-1960. Papers, 1880- 

19S4. 62-1465 

Furber family. Papers, 1855-80. 62-3307 

Gale, Edward Chenery, 1862-1943. Papers, I803- 
86. 60-860 

Gardner, Augustine Vincent, 1847-1939. Papers, 1877- 
85. 60-926 

Gear, Ezeklel Gilbert, 1793-1873. Papers, 1833-50. 

62-3310 
Genealogical records, ea. 1679-1928. 60-949 

Gere, William B. , b. 1830. Papers of William 

B. and Thomas P. Gere, 1655-1905. 62-4797 

Giddlngs, Aranda P., 1828-1908. Papers, 1799-1917. 

60-630 

Gilbert, Joseph, 1865-1956. Papers, 1886-1954. 

62-848 

Glle, Chester A. Correspondence, 1817-19. 60-1916 

GllflUan, Joseph Alexander, 1838-1913. Papers 

1877-1913. 62-4805 

Gillespie and Harper Company, Stillwater, Minn. 

Records, 1874-90. 62-1229 

Glllls, John A. Diaries, 1861-69. 82-2737 

Glllmor, Frank B., b. 1875. Papers, 1910-48. 60-2231 

Glendale, Minn. United Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1861-65. 60-620 

Glenn family. Papers, 1842-1919. 62-1083 



Gordon, Hanford Lenox, 
1920. 



16-1920. Papers, 1868- 

82-3346 



Gorman, Willis Arnold, 1816-1876. Papers, 

1852-57. 62-4798 

Graber, Albert, 1867-1959. Papers, 1857-1950. 62-3333 

Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of Minnesota. 
Records, 1866-1925. 80-834 

Grant, lewis Addison, b. 1829. Papers, 1761-1911. 

82-3306 

Gray, James, 1862-1916. Papers, 1867-1916. 62-2739 

Gray, Thomas Kennedy, 1833-1809. Papers, 1857- 
1933. 60-526 

Gt. Brit Colonial Office. Records, 1765-84. 60-981 

Gt. Brit. Foreign Office. Records, 1836-37. 60-1425 

Gregory, Bruguler and Geowey Fur Company, Fort 

Union, N. D. Records, 1863-77. 62-4071 

Griffin, Thomas Henry, 1836-1922. Papers, 1878- 

1909. 60-456 

Gutlersen, Granville, 1897-1918. Papers, 1903-16. 

62-3305 
Haecker, Theophllus, 1846-1938. Papers, 1873-1936. 

60-661 

Hagen, Harold Christian, 1901-1957. Papers, 1923- 
57. 62-1457 

Haines, Lynn, 1876-1929. Papers, 1909-31. 60-1374 

Hale, William Dlnsmore, 1836-1915. Papers, 

1857-1913. 62-4878 

Hall, E. George, 1865-1938. Papers, 1885-1937. 



Repository Index 



MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Ball, Richard, 1817-1907. Papers, 1822-1907. 

62-4877 

Hall, Sherman, 1800-1879. Letters, 1831-75. 62-3356 

Hamilton , James Woodburn, 1866- Correspondence, 
1914-25. 00-943 

Hammer, Helnrieh. Papers, 1853-1960. 62-3957 

Harris, John s., 1826-1901. Papers, 1849-1409. 

60-2237 

Hart, Evan. Papers, 1953-80. 62-3320 



, William Riley, 1838-1926. Papers, 
1863-1927. 62-4244 

Hayes, Moses P. , 1830-1919. Business records, 

1859-88. 62-479S 

Hays, Theodore L., 1867-1945. Papers, 1887-1921. 

62-1230 
Heerman, Edward Edson,- 1834-1929. Papers, 1855- 

1929. 60-1179 

Hennepin County Bar Association. Records, 1935- 

50. 60-628 

Hennepin County Medical Society. Records, 1902- 

21. 60-591 

Henry, John N., b. 1822. Correspondence, 1847-72. 

62-3295 
Hensel lamlly. Papers, 1890-1920. 62-3947 

Herrlck, Cyril Allyn, 1885-1920. Papers, 1802-1919. 

Herrlck, Henry Nathan, 1832-1886. Papers, 1851- 

u * 62-846 

Hides, Henry George, 1838-1912. Papers, 1881-1912. 

60-963 

H1U, Alfred James, 1833-1895. Papers, 1855-95. 

62-3282 
Hone, Engebret Hagbarth, 1860-1940. Papers, 1874- 
1940. 60-667 

Holcombe, Return Ira, 1845-1916. Papers, 1859- 

W16. 62-3281 

Holrlk, Johan Andreas. Papers, 1B99-1960. 62-1041 

Bosnwr, James Kendall, 1834-1927. Papers, 1856- 

1928. 62-3283 

HouKon, William Henry, 1840-1915. Papers, 1792- 
19 M - 62-3365 

Hoyt, John F. Papers of John F. and Benjamin 

F. Hoyt, 18S5-86. 62-4796 

Hudson, Horace BushnelL 1861-1920. Papers 1867- 

1917. 62-3284 

Hudson's Bay Company. Records, 1679-1842. 60-2529 

Hughes, Twlford E., 1842-1931. Papers, 1870-1931. 

60-623 

60-1044 

60-925 

60-1045 

Huntoon, Lucius Addison, 1827-1884. Business 

records, 1876-84. 62-1231 

Hutchinson family. Papers, 1844-99. 62-4965 

Immigr ation Land Company. Records, 1898-1951. 

62-1456 

Improved Order at Red Men. Walker, Minn. Flat- 
mouth Tribe No. 22. Records, 1898-1912. 60-598 

bglenook Reading Club, St. PanL Records, 1905-38. 

60-624 

Irish-American Colonisation Company, ltd., Dublin. 

Records, 1872-1909. 60-1564 

Irvine, Stone, and McConnldc Banking House, St. Paul. 
Records, 1857-62. 60-639 

Ren, Michael, 1827-1882. Papers, 1852-98. 60-622 

Ives, Gideon Sprague, 1846-1927. Papers, 1855-1926. 

62-3311 
Jaeger, Luth, 1851-1925. Papers, 1874-1933. 60-3336 

Jennie Hays (S te amboat ) Records, 1882-84. 60-640 

lohmen, Arne Odd, collector. Papers, 1847-1916. 

60-962 
Johnson, Abraham. Papers, 1862-1901. 60-621 

Johnson, Charles F., 1843-1896. Papers, 1859-1912. 



Johnson, Edward Morrill, 1850-1909. Business 

records, 1899-1904. 60-1027 



Humphrey, Noah Marcus. Papers, 1833-: 
Hunt, Hiram B. Papers, 1809-77. 
Hunt lamlly. Papers, 1710-1902. 



Johnson, Harvey Hull, b. 1808. Papers, 1837-86. 



Johnson, John Augustus, 1842-1904. Papers, 1842- 

1M4- 62-3347 

Johnson, Lawrence Henry, 1862-1947. Correspondence,' 
1906-21. 60-961 

Jones, John, 1824-1886. Papers, 1823-1932. 60-1041 

Katz and Hertz Company, St. Paul. Records, 1901- 
11. 60-507 

Kelker, Rudolph Frederick, 1820-1906. Corre- 
spondence, 1834-49. 62-4487 

Kellogg, Frank Billings, 1856-1937. Papers, 1907- 

37. 60-2030 

Kellogg, Martin N., 1822-1896. Papers, 1845-87. 

60-3252 

Kelly, Raymond F., 1889- Papers, 1910-60. 62-3254 

Kanmcott, Robert, 1835-1866. Papers, 1852-67. 



King, William Smith, 1828-1900. Papers, 1849-1906. 

62-3318 
Kinney, Jay P., 1875- Papers, 1910-41. 62-1466 

Kittson, Norman Wolfred, 1814-1888. Account 

books, 1851-75. 62-4768 

Kohlsaat, Relmer, 1810-1868. Papers, 1834-194L, 



Koll, Mathias N., 1874-1934. Papers, 1890-1936. 

60-1203 

Lafot, Edward, 1867-1951. Papers, 1832-1939. 60-1352 

Laird, Norton Company, Winona, Minn. Records, 

1855-1905. 60-545 

Lake Benton, Minn. Congregational Church. Re- 
cords, 1880-1916. 80-618 

Lake Region Library Club. Records, 1928-39. 60-957 

Lammers, Albert John, 1859-1920. Papers of 
Albert John and George August Lammers 
1894-1933. 62-4914 

Lamphere, George Nathan, 1845-1918. Papers 

1891-1906. 62-4326 

Lange, Dietrich, 1863-1940. Papers, 1905-24. 62-3317 

Lange, Laurltz M. Papers, 1864-1918. 62-3316 

Lanphear family. Correspondence, 1850-90. 60-2021 

Larpenteur family. Papers, 1790-1913. 62-4876 

Lawton, Helen Fuller, 1895- Papers, 1906-36. 

62-1227 
League of Minnesota Poets. Scrapbooks. 60-515 

Learned family. Papers, 1757-1862. 62-3309 



62-2118 



Leavenworth, Frederick Peabody, b. 1833. Papers 
1855-83. 

Leonard, William Edwin, b. 1855. Papers of 
William E. and William H. Leonard, 1850- 
"lO- 62-4851 

Le Sueur, Arthur, 1870-1950. Papers, 1916-22. 60-1101 

Lewis, Robert Porter, b. 1835. Papers, 1854-1925. 

62-3315 
Llnd, John, 1854-1930. Papers, 1870-1933. 80-1805 

Llndegard, AxeL Papers, 1861-193L. 60-1781 

Lochren, William, 1832-1912. Papers, 1852- 



1925. 



62-5020 



L ° r , i £',*?,. U,iaS ' Bp -' "92-1858- Correspondence, 

1M3 - 50 - 60-2335 

Loring, Charles Morgridge, 1833-1922 

Papers, 1875-1922. 62-2955 

Ludden, John Dwight, 1819-1907. Papers, 1774- 

1806 - ' 62-2956 

Lund, Charles C, 1832-1880. Papers, 1854-76. 

60-609 
Lynd, James William, 1830-1862. Papers, 1860-61. 

60-1185 

McCleary, James Thompson, 1853-1924. Papers, 

1907-18. 60-523 

McConnell, Warren Shelby. Papers, 1891-1910. 



McDonald, John Stewart, 1831-1916. Papers, 1908- 
16. 60-483 

McGaughey, John P. Papers, 1878-1917. 60-440 

McKellar family. Papers, 1830-97. 62-2967 



McKenzle, Roderick, 17617-1844. Papers, 1786- 
ca. 1842. 61 . 3M 

McKuslck and Company, Stillwater, Minn. Account 
books, 1848-1906. 60-476 

McLeod, Martin, 1613-1860. Papers, 1830-83. 4(P 

62-2968 

McMath, John W. Papers, 1850-94. 62-2970 

Macomber, John H., 1836-1916. Papers, 1883- 

1914. 62-2655 

Manahan, James, 1866-1932. Papers, 1883-1932. 



60-1062 
62-2969 



ManoUgo, James W. Papers, 1834-91. 

Mapleton, Minn. Congregational Church. Records, 
1882-1930. 60-619 

Marshall, William Rainey, 1825-1896. Papers, 

1858-94. 82-4875 

Marvin, Matthew, 1838-1903. Papers, 1861-95. 



62-2971 



Marvin, Richard, 1817-1902. Papers, 1860-1912. 



Mason, William F. , 1837-1908. Papers, 

1854-1935. 62-4978 

Massingham, William Jeremiah, b. 1849. 

Papers, 1854-1920. 62-4874 

Mayer, Francis BlackwelL 1827-1899. Papers, 

1851-1903. 62-2972 

Mayne, Dexter Dwight, 1863-1929. Papers, 1916- 

30. 60-448 

Meiihen, Thomas J., 1856-1936. Papers, 1846-1918. 

60-1187 

Melby, John O., 1866-1944. Papers, 1933-44. 60-686 

Merchant, Stephen L., 1841 (ca.)-1901. Papers, 

1869-1900. 60-596 

Methodist Episcopal Church. Conferences. Minnesota- 
Historical Society. Records, 1840-1909. 60-2344 

Midwest Conservation Alliance. Records, 1935. ■ 



Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United 
States. Minnesota Commandery. Records, 
1866-1914. 60-1068 

Miller, Emily Clark (Huntington) 1833-1913. Papers, 
1815-1913. 60-843 

Mills, Lucius D., 1848-1936. Diaries, 1872-1936. 



Minneapolis. Bethany Congregational Church. 

Records, 1899-1924. 60-2331 

Minneapolis. First Congregational Church. Records, 
1883-91. 60-704 

Minneapolis. First Presbyterian Church. Records, 
1835-71. 60-681 

Minneapolis. First Universalis! Church. 

Records, 1895-1947. 62-4870 

Minneapolis. Fobs Methodist Church. Records, 

1872-1924. 60-797 

Minneapolis. Lyndale Congregational Church. 

Records, 1893-1918. 60^703 

Minneapolis. Mutual Hose Company Number 2. 

Records, 1868-1920. 60-672 

Minneapolis. Olivet Methodist Church. Records, 

1878-1909. 60-683 

Minneapolis. Park Avenue Congregational Church- 
Records, 1870-1902. 60-684 

Minneapolis. Westminister Presbyterian Church. 
Woman's Home Missionary Society. Records, 
1883. 60-682 

Minneapolis Bar Association. Records, 1916-34. 

60-474 ^, 
Minneapolis Citizens' Committee on Public School ^pP 

Finance. Records, 1933-36. 60-844 

Minneapolis Bead Millers' Association. Records, 

1883-87. 60-1657 

Minnesota. Crime Commission. Records, 1922-34. 

60-501 
Minnesota. Home Guard. 15th Battalion. Records, 

1918. so-975 

Minnesota- National Guard. Records, 1881-1913. 



Minnesota. National Guard. 6th Regt. Records, 

1916-19. 60-960 

Minnesota. Northwest Territory Celebration Com- 
mission. Records, 1937-39. 60-990 



Repository Index 



MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 
Minnesota. Pioneer Guard. Records, 1856-61. 



Minnesota Academy of Medicine. Records, 1887- 

1931. 60-885 

Minnesota Artillery. 1st Regt. Battery L. Records, 
1864-47. 60-243 

Minnesota Boat Club. Records, 1870-1814. 60-9S6 

Minnesota Child Labor Committee. Records, 1908- 
23. 60-438 



Minnesota Dairy Board of Trade, 
ence, 1897. 



Correspond- 



Mlnnesota Equal Franchise League. Records, 1911- 



Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs. Records, 
1896-1945. 60-489 

Minnesota Hospital Service Association. Records, 

1933^46. 60-695 

Minnesota Infantry. 1st Regt., 1861-1864. Records, 
1861-64. 60-1350 

Minnesota Infantry. 1st Regt., 1861-1884. Company 
C. Records, 1861-63. 60-942 

Minnesota Infantry. 1st Regt., 1861-1864. Company 
G. Records, 1661-64. 60-972 



Minnes ot a Infantry. 5th Regt., 
K. Records, 1862-1902. 



-1865. Company 

60-973 



Minnesota Infantry. 6th Regt., 1862-1865. Company 
F. Records, 1855-87. 60-974 

1 

Minnesota Infantry, Second Regiment, Veterans' 

Volunteers. Records, 1864-1919. 61-807 

Minnesota Infantry, Thirteenth Regiment, Volunteers' 
Auxiliary Association. Records, 1898-99. 61-811 

Minnesota League of Women Voters. Records, 

1919-60. 62-4321 

Ml nws ota Library Association. Records, 1891-1941. 

60-929 

Minnesota Mexican War Sotttters' Union. Records, 

1672-84. 60-830 

Minnesota Peace Society. Records, 1913-22. 60-460 

Minnesota School of Missions, mHnwapftHp Records, 
1907-34. 60-706 

Minnesota Society of Neurology and Psychiatry. 

Records, 1909-41. 62-1375 

Minnesota State Dental Association. Records, 1882- 
1932. 60-688 

Minnesota State Homeopathic Institute. Records, 

1867-1913. ^ 60-687 

Minnesota State Senate. Association. Records, 1911- 
47. 60-520 

Minnesota Sunday School Association. Records, 1856- 
1938. 60-627 

Minnesota Territorial Pioneers, St. PauL Records, 
1900-28. 60-850 

Minnesota Woman Suffrage Association. Records, 

1894-1921. 60-535 

Modern Samaritans. Walker, Minn. Council No. 45. 
Records, 1901-17. 60-468 

Moffet, Lot, 1803-1870. Papers, 1835-78. 62-2973 

Monday Literary Club, St. PauL Records, 1910-27. 

60-496 
Montgomery, Thomas, 1841-1907. Letters, 1862-67. 

60-1360 

Moore, Henry R., 1808-1894. Papers, 1854-92. 60-527 

Morehouse family. Papers, 1694-1918. 62-4769 

Morgan, Caleb. Papers, 1851-80. 60-490 

Morris, Robert L. Papers, 1861-65. 62-4770 

Morris, William M. Diaries, 1920-25. 60-930 

Morrison, DorOus, 1814-1897. Papers, 1706-1913. 

62-2089 

Mullery-MeDonald Lumber Company, Durafh. Records, 
1904-34. 62-1226 

Murdock, Hollis R_, 1832-1891. Papers, 1837-91. 

82-2974 

Murray, John W., 1835-1920. Papers, 1855-73. 60-1031 

Murray, William Pitt, 1827-1910. Papers, 1836- 

1929. 62-3364 



National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Minn- 
esota Branch. 33d District. Records, 1921-56. 

62-4075 

National League of American Pen Women. Minne- 
sota Branch. Records, 1927-48. .60-514 

National Nonpartisan League. Records, 1915-27. 



National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. 
Minnesota. Records, 1896-1940. 60-829 



Nelll, Edmund P., 1877-1937. Papers, 1898-99. 



NellL Edward Outfield, 1823-1893. Papers, 1827- 

1930. 62-3368 

Nelson, Knute, 1843-1923. Papers, 1861-1934. 62-3379 

Neumeier, Frederick C. Papers, 1668-1916. 62-2984 

New Century Club, St. Paul. Records, 1667-1938. 

60-506 

New dm Publishing Company, New Ulm, Minn. 

Records, 1919-26. 60-849 

Nichols, Henry Martyn, 1824-1860. Papers, 1843- 

62. 60-766 

Nichols, Marcus Philip, 1636-1911. Papers, 

1830-1911. 62-4772 

Nickerson, John Q. A., 1825-1917. Papers, 1832- 

1919. 60-1207 

Nlcols, John, 1811-1873. Papers, 1816-69. 60-1349 

Nielsen family. Papers, 1855-1931. 60-1780 

Nilsen, Me, 1844-1933. Papers, 1675-1931. 60-716 

Nineteenth Century Club, Minneapolis. Records, 

1901-32. 60-481 

Nlninger, Alexander Ramsey, 1844-1918. Papers, 

1859-90. 60-1238 

Nordmaendenes sangforenlng, Minneapolis. Records, 
1886-1903. 60-848 

North Star Woolen Mill Company. Records, 1874- 

1941. 60-583 

Northern Pine Manufacturers Association, Mhme- 

apolis. Records, 1895-1931. 60-530 

Northern Statee Co -operative League. Records, 

1922-39. 60-444 

Northfleld, Minn. First Baptist Church. Records, 

1856-1942. 62-3237 

NorthfieU Lyceum. Records, 1856-43. 60-1772 

Northrup, George W., 1837-1864. Correspondence, 



Northwest Company of Canada. Records, 1791-1611. 

^^ 60-665 

Northwestern Lumber Company, Eau Claire, Wis. 

Correspondence, 1670-99. 60-479 

Northwestern mtm»Mfa Educational Association 

Records, 1909-26. 60-846 

Norton, Sylvester H. Correspondence, 1862-82. 

62-1540 
NoweH, James Albert, 1866-1937. Papers, 1910-20. 

80-451 

Noyes, Charles Phelps, 1842-1921. Papers, 1832- 

1921. 62-3342 

Noyes, Frank W., 1857-1942. Papers, 1858-1941. 

61-391 

Noyes, Winthrop Gllman, 1889-1931. Letter books, 

1906-10. 60-1237 

Noyes Brothers and Cutler, inc., St. PauL Records, 
1868-1919. 60-484 

Nye, Frank Mellen, 1852-1935. Papers, 1881-1936. 

60-1771 

Oak Grove Tennis Club, Minneapolis. Records, 1911- 
14. 60-845 

Oberhoffer, EmlL 1867-1933. Correspondence, 1895- 

1922. 60-944 

Odd Fellows, independent Order of. Excelsior, Minn. 
Minnetonka Lodge, No. 102. Records, 1889-1924. 

60-509 

Odd FeUows, Independent Order of. Marine, Minn. 

Lodge No. 63. Records, 1678-1907. 60-508 

Odd Fellows, Independent Order of. Minnesota. 

Grand Encampment. Records, 1841-88. 80-511 

Oldenburg, Henry, 1858-1926? Papers, 1888-1934. 

60-77D 



Olson, Floyd BJorastJerne, 1891-1936. Papers, 1923- 
36. 60-946 

Orton, Clark K-, b. 1846. Papers, 1880-93. 60-595 

Overseas Luncheon Club, MinnplpirH". Records, 

1923-36. 60-431 

Own, Alfred, 1870-1935. Papers, 1684-1936. 60-710 

Paige, Mabeth (Hurd) Papers, 1943-58. 62-2066 

Parsons, C. Howard. Papers, 1894-1921. 60-491 

Patrons of Husbandry. Minnesota State Grange. 
Minnehaha Grange, Richfield. Records, 1873- 
1936. 60-540 

Patrons of Husbandry.. Minnesota State Grange. 
North Star Grange, St. Paul. Reeords, 1868- 
83. 60-457 

Patrons* of Husbandry. Minnesota State Grange. 
Pomona Grange No. 12, Hennepin Co. Records, 
1881-95. 60-675 

Peake, EbenezeT Steele, 1830-1905. Papers, 1853- 

1930. 62-2736 

Pearson, Charles Gottfried, b. 1875. Papers, 1911- 
31. 60-449 

Peet, James. Papers, 1656-65. 62-2965 

Pettran, WenzeL 1826-1891. Papers, 1849-91. 60-2986 

Pendergast, William Wirt, 1833-1903. Papers, 1816- 
1956. 82-1042 

Peterson, Andrew, 1616-1898. Papers, 1854-1931. 

60-3198 

Peterson, HJalmar Otto, 1679-1957. Papers, 1930- 

54. 62-1040 

Pettit, Curtis Hussey, 1833-1914. Papers, 

1853-1904. 62-2986 

Peyton, Theresa Barbara, 1880-1929. Papers, 

1898-1917. 62-2987 

Pickett, Eli K., 1828-1909. Papers, 1862-65. 60-936 

PfkB, Robert, d. 1874. Papers, 1851-89. 60-1042 

Pioneer Press Company, SL PauL Records, 1888- 
1924. 60-697 

Pioneer Rlvermen's Association. Records, 1915- 

35. 60-534 

Pioneer Savings and Loan Company. Records, 

1883-1905. 60-459 

Plrlns and Selg, Red wing, Minn. Records, 1888- 

1906. 60-458 

Political Equality Club, Minneapolis. Reeords, 1692- 
1920. : 60-1328 

Political Eauallty Club, SL PauL Records, 1910-17. 

60-1329 

Polk, Asa D, 1850-1940. Papers, 1853-1919. 60-653 

Pond, Gideon Hollister, 1810-1676. Papers < 



Gideon H. and Samuel W. Pond, 1833-91. 



62-4872 



Pond, Gideon Hollister, b. 1656. Papers of Mr. 

and Mrs. Gideon H. Pond, Jr. , 1885-1914. 62-4873 

Potts, Thomas Read, 1810-1874. Papers, 

1843-69. , 62-2988 

Powell, Ransom Judd, 1865-1937. Papers, 1906-22. 

60-539 

PoweU family. Papers, 1832-1952. 82-3384 

Pray, CPUs Arkwright, 1833-1890. Papers, 1853-41. 

60-563 
Presbyterian Church In the U. S. A. Presbyteries. 

St. PauL Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Sodsty. 

Records, 1877-1941. 60-2987 

Presbyterian Church in the U. S, A. Synods. Minne- 
sota. Woman's Synodical Missionary Society. 
Records, 1880-1944. 60-2004 



Preus, Jacob Aall Ottesen, 1883- Correspond- 
ence, 1923. 

Prince, Joseph W. Papers, 1863-74. 



62-2989 

60-1183 

Prohibition Party. Minnesota, state Executive Com- 
mittee. Records, 1888-1919. 60-445 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S.- A. Minne- 
sota (Diocese) Records, 1845-1939. 60-670 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A. Provinces. 
Northwest. Records, 1914-42. 60-775 

Punnort, John E. Papers, 1864-1902. 60-439 



MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 



Radlsson, Pierre Esprit, 16207-1710. Papers, 1618- 
**• 60-945 

Ramsey County (Minn.) Bar Association. Records, 
•1826-41. 60-469 

Randall, Prank L., 1856-1921. Papers, 1885-1913. 

60-1186 
Records at voyageurs, 1727-85. 60-438 

Remex, Minn Bethany Lutheran Church. Records, 
1911-33. 60-689 

Remey/Chartes Mason, 1874- collector. Remey 

family histories and documents, 1939. 60-1030 

Republican Party. Minnesota. State Central Com- 
mittee. Records, 1857-1940. 60-991 

Richardson, Georgia Mounts, 1856-1937. Papers 

1862-1836. ^ 6 l. M7 

Rlggs, Stephen Return, 1812-1883. Papers 

1843-70. 62-2990 

Ribeldafler, John GUlan, 1818-1893. Papers 

1848-1959. ' 62-4681 

Rlsedorph, John £., 1844-1910. Papers, 1862-1911. 

80-866 
Riverview Civic Club, SL PauL Records, 1924-47. 

80-504 
Robert, Louis, 1811-1874. Business records, 

1851-62. ' Q2-2991 

Roberts, Thomas Sadler, 1858-1946. Papers, 1857- 

1» 47 - 60-662 

Robertson, Daniel A. , 1813-1895. Papers 

1814-1933. 62-2992 

Rogers, Robert, 1731-1795. Papers, 1760-1841. 

60-465 
Rollins, Into Washington, 1829-1895. Papers, 1848- 

"• 60-1797 

RolUL Charles, 18107-1885. Papers', 1847-1929. 

60-709 
Roos, Charles, 1825-1878. Papers, 1825-1933. 60-940 
Rosing, Leonard August, 1861-1909. Papers, 



1893-1909. 



62-2716 



Rovers' Club, Excelsior, Minn. Records, 1903-19. 

60-505 
RusselL Jeremiah, 1809-1885. Papers, 1849-1934. 

60-2503 

RusselL Roswell Phillip, 1820-1896. Papers, 1849- 

93 - 60-1820 

SL Anftony Park Association, SL PauL Records, 

1897-1926. '80^32 

SL Cloud Cyclone Rebel Committee, SL Cloud, Mian. 
Records, 1886. 60-1656 

SL John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Washington 
Co., Minn. Records, 1881-1905. 60-654 

SL Louis Park, Minn. Union Congregational Church. 
Records, 1885-96. 60-617 

SL PauL Babies' Home. Records, 1890-1900. 60-477 
SL PauL Board of Trade. Records, 1888-89. 60-488 
SL PauL Cathedral ol SL PauL Records, 1840-57. 

60-2332 
SL PauL Central High SchooL Classbooks, 1889- 

1W«- 60-861 

SL PauL Chamber of Commerce. Records, 1881- 

1BM - 60-1348 

SL PauL First Covenant Church. Records 1874- 

1MS - 60-705 

SL PauL First Methodist Church. Records, 1857- 

W32- 60-593 

SL PauL First Presbyterian Church. Records. 

1854-94. ^ 60-702 

SL PauL First Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church. 
Records, 1854-1925. 60-851 

SL Paul. Grace Methodist Church. Records, 1674- 
U33 - 60-610 

SLPauL Holman Memorial Methodist Church. 

Records, 1884-1931. 60-694 

SL PauL Macalester Presbyterian Church. Ladies' 
Aid Society. Records, 1889-1927. 60-2325 

SLPauL Merrlam Park Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1684-1923. 60-955 

St. PauL Oakdale Avenue Community Church. 

Records, 1896-1938. 60-2321 



Repository Index 



Sl PauL Oakland Cemetery. Records, 1854-1937. 

60-1984 

SL PauL Park Congregational Church. Records, 1883- 
1913. 60-679 

SL PauL People's Church. Records, 18SO-190L 

60-625 

St. PauL Plymouth Congregational Church. Records, 
1858-1924. 60-698 

St. PauL Protestant Home. Records, 1867-1937. 

62-3953 

SL PauL Protestant Orphan Asylum. Records, 

1883-1929. 60-599 

SL Paul. Trinity Lutheran Church. Records, 1870- 
1937. eo-711 

St. Paul. Wesley Methodist Church. Records, 1887- 
1936. 60.701 

SL PauL Wilson High SchooL Records, 1942-45. 

60-983 
SL Paul Fire Insurance PatroL Records, 1893-1938. 

80-510 

SL Paul Municipal Chorus. Records, 1920-34. 60-855 

St. Paul Outdoor Sports Carnival Association. 

Records, 1915-18. 60-984 

SL Paul Phrenological Society. Records, 1890-99. 

60-871 

SL Paul Reading Circle. Records, 1872-80. 60-696 

SL Paul Red Cross Aid Society. Records, 1898. 

60-443 
Saoboifn, John Benjamin, 1826-1904. Papers, 

1S54 " 82 - ' 82-2993 

Sanford, Maria Louisa, 1836-1920. Papers, 1868- 

"*>• 62-3341 

Satterlee, William Wilson, 1837-1893. Papers 
of William W. and Marlon P. Satterlee, 1879- 
1928. 62-4488 

Savage, Edward P., 1844-1921. Papers, 1903-18. 

62-2994 
Schaefer family. Papers, 1849-1935. 62-3336 

SchaU, Thomas Darin, 1878-1935. Papers, 1884- 

19M - 60-592 

Schiller Memorial Committee, SL PauL Records 

19 °5-07. '60-1182 

Schmidt, Mary (Schwandt) b. 1848. Papers 

"95-1318. ' 62-2975 

Sehroeder Brothers, SL PauL Records, 1855-1922. 

60-626 

Schubert Club, SL PauL Records, 1885-1944. 60-856 
Schunemans, inc., SL PauL Records, 1877-96. 60-478 
Schurman, Charles S., 1857-1934. Papers, 1881- 

193S - 80-938 

Seabury, Channlug, 1842-1910. Papers, 1851-1909. 

60-989 

Secombe, David Adams, 1827-1892. Paoers 

18«-7a. ^* ' 8J.207J 

Selkirk, Thomas Douglas, 5th earl of, 1771-1820 

Papers, 1806-24. 60-1178 

Shaw (Daniel) Lumber Company, Eau Claire Wis. 

R«ords, 1881-1911. ™"" y ' e ' Wi "-eo-450 

Shaw (Percy M., Jr.) and company, Duluth. Cor- 
respondence, 1895-1925. jj^j 

Shaw, Robert T. Papers, 1804-82. 60-966 

Sheehan, Timothy J., 1835-1913. Papers, 1857- 
1913 - 60-1050 

Sheldon (Theodore B.) and Company, Red Wing, Minn. 

Records, 1868-1914. 60-466 

Shepard, David Chauncey, 1828-1920. Papers, 1888- 

1818. 60-847 

Sherburne, Moses, 1808-1868. Papers. 

1850-65. n_„ n 

Sherman, Edwin A., 1844-1818. Papers, 1897-1946. 

60-1189 
Shipstead, Henrik, 1881-1D60. Papers, 1913-53. 



Sibley, Henry Hastings, 1811-1891. Papers, 1815-9L 

62^3369 
Sibley State Park Improvement Association, New 

London, Minn. Records, 1919-59. 62-3251 



Skandinavlske arbemerf orenmg, Minneapolis. 

Records, 1885-1901. 60-487 

Slack, Hiram W., 1842-1925. Papers, 1815-1934. 

80-1327 

Smith, Eugene K., d. 18997 Papers, 1862-95. 80-686 

Smith, G. Hubert, 1908- Correspondence, 1932-34. 

60-967 

Smith, Henry Arthur. Papers, 1820-1929. 60-1368 

Smith, Orrin Fruit, collector. Papers, 1828- 

1932. 82-4823 

Smith, Truman M. , 1825-1909. Papers, 1856-64. 

62-2977 

Soldiers Monument Association, MmneapoUs. 

Records, 1915-23. 60-3206 

Sommers (G. ) and Company, SL Paul. Records 

1651-1959. 62-4482 

Sons of the American Revolution. a"""«fffi i Society 
Records, 1895-1922. 60-828 

Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Minnesota 
Division. Camp No. 1, SL PauL Records, 1885- 
1920. 80-836 

South SL PauL Minn. SL Paulus Evangelical Lutheran 
Church. Records, 1892-1942. 60-629 

Southwlck and Company, Minnesota City, Minn- 
Records, 1877-88. 60-442 

Soutbworth family. Papers, 1852-1917. 62-3346 

Spielman, Jean E„ 1882-1938. Papers, 1905-36. 

80-1216 

Sleek), Franklin, 1613-1880. Papers, 1839-88. 82-3340 

Sterjens family. Papers of the Steffens and Felch 

famines, 1800-1947. 60-1358 

SterretL Andrew Jackson, 1828-1881. Papers, 1849- 
85. 60-1365 

Stevens, Jededlah Dwlght, 1798-18767 Papers 

1827-76. 62-2978 

Stevens, John Harrington, 1820-1900. Papers, 

1838-89. 62-2979 

Stone, Carl L., 1874-1920. Papers, 1892-1920. 80-1372 

Stone, Cyrus R. Papers, 1661-1918. 62-2980 

Stowe, Lewis, 1828-191L Papers, 1819-1908. 80-2601 

Strout, Irwin Charles, 1893-1954. Papers 

1922-39. sj.4734 

Swedish Historical Society of America. 

Records, 1854-1932. 62-2740 

Taliaferro, Lawrence, 1794-1871. Papers, 1813-88. 

62-3371 



Talman, John. Papers, 1876-1919. 



62-3319 



Tawney, James Atbertus, 1855-1919. Papers, 1876- 
1318. 62-3339 

Taylor, James Wickes, 1818-1893. Papers, 1852-94. 

62-3338 
Taylor's Falls Library Association, Taylor's Falls, 
Mtun. Records, 1871-1903. 60-208 

Tetgan, Henry George, 1881-1941. Papers, 1916-41. 

60-280 

Temple, Herbert Mortimer, 1864-194L Papers 

1889-1939. """ '-Bo.;,, 

Thayer, Charles E., 1820-1909. Papers, 1838-1808. 

60-202 
Thirteenth Minnesota Regimental Association. 

Records, 1886-1946. 61-590 

Thompson, Clark W., 1825-1885. Papers, 1852-66. 



Thompson, David, 1770-1857. Papers, 1797-1843. 



Thompson, Paul Jennings, 1875-1950. Letters, 1818- 
18- 60-210 

Thome-Norrlsh Company, Bastings, Minn. Records 
18S8-190L 60^191 

Tolman, Moody Cook, 1824-1873. Papers 

1856-71. "*" ■ 82-4773 

Torrance, E1L 1844-1832. Papers, 1855-193J. 62-3377 
Tourist Club, Minneapolis. Records, 1891-1941. 

60-211 



♦ 



INKESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Trades and Labor Assembly, St. Paul. Records. 

1882-1925. 80^,,, 

Tuttle, Philemon Montgomery, 1832-1923. Papers 
-.1849-1918. " 80-193 

td Service Organizations for National Defense. 
St. Paul. Becorde, 1943-48. 80-413 

United Spanish War Veterans. DepL of Minnesota. 

Auxiliary. Records, 1905-40. 80-209 

D. S. Army. 8th Cavalry. Company E. Records, 

1867-70. 60-200 

D. S. Arm y. 2d Infantry (Sharpshooters) Company A. 
Records, 1861-65. 60-198 

D. S. Army. 6th Infantry. Records, 1819-28. 60-199 

U.S. Army. 49th Infantry (Colored) Records, 

1MS_S4 - 60-1184 

D. S. Army. 3S0th Intahtry. Company a Records. 
U "-M- ^60-1235 

J. S. Subsistence DepL Commissary lor the Minne- 
sota District. Records, 1859-74. 60-613 

D. S. Work Projects Administration. Minnesota. 

Records, 1849-1942. Sj.jjjg 

University of Minnesota Base Hospital Committee. 
Minneapolis. Records, 1917-18. so-213 

Upham family. Papers, 1801-1900. 62-4751 

Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association. 

Records, 1905-22. ^^^60-*4 

Upton, La Roy S., 1869-1927. Papers, 1887-1927. 

60-255 

Veblen, Andrev Anderson, 1848-1932. Paners 

1876-1933. "*""■ a . 4T74 

Vogt, Edward Joseph, 1898- Papers 
1899-1955. 

Volstead, Andrev; John, 1860-1947. Papers, 1910-24, 

, 60-195 

*JpT*> Edward P. Papers, 1869-1900. 82-2981 

Wagner, Albert a Paners, 1908-19. 60-336 

Wales, William w., 1818-1902. Papers, 1850-81. 

60-207 

W *^ J ^^ T «^Marii*,Milin. Accounts. 
1849-1904. jjjjj 

Wallace, Elizabeth, 1865-1980. Papers, 1870-1960. 

62-1355 
Walstrom (P. F. ) Store, Buffalo Lake, Mum. 

Records, 1885-1903. 80-192 

War Finance Committee, Minneapolis. Women's 

Division. Records, 1941-45. «0-190 

Warren, George Henry. Papers, 1858-1929. 60-187 

Wartburg Federation of the Northwest. Records. 

WOT-SO. *"™™* 60.M7 

Waseca, Minn. First Baptist Church. Records 

1888-1913. jn.^ 

Washburn, Algernon S., 1814-1879. Correspondence 
"M-«2. 60-259 



Washburn, EdaonD., b. 1842. Diaries, 1863-65. 



61-2534 



Webber, Charles C, 



1-1944. Papers, 1924-29. 



60-475 
82-4776 



* 



Wells, Cyrus W. Papers, 1865-1917. 

WenzelL Henry Burleigh, b. 1853. Papers, 1821- 

W». 62-3362 

westin, Leslie E., 1917- Correspondence, 1959. 

62-3235 

trhsenser and Denkmann Company, Rock bland. 
Records, 1891-1934. 62-3955 

Weyerhaeuser Company. Records of companies form- 
ing part of the Weyerhaeuser Co., 1891-1955. 62-3381 

Wheeler, OUn Dunbar, 1852-1925. Papers, 1870- 

UM - 60-264 

Wheeloek, Joseph Albert, 1831-1906. Papers, 1719- 
1906. 80-482 

Whipple, Henry Benjamin, Bp., 1822-1901. Papers, 
1833-1998. 62-3403 

Whltcd, Orlc Oguvle, 1854-1912. Papers, 1877- 

1WS- 60-189 



Repository Index 



Whttford, James B-, b. 1827. Papers, 1854-83. 60-196 

Wilkin, Alexander, 1820-1864. Papers of 

Alexander and Westcott Wilkin, 1848-89. 62-4764 

Williams, Hovard Yolen, 1689- Papers, 1924- 

Si 61-2750 

Williams, John Fletcher, 1834-1895. Papers, 

1666-94. 62-2982 

Williamson, Thomas Smith, 1800-1879. Papers, 

1834-78. 62-2983 

WtUim, William, 1821-1895. Papers, 1847-98. 60-258 

WllliusfamUy. Papers, 1814-1956. 62-4813 

Wisdom, William, 1827-1891. Papers, 1861-1943. 

80-212 

Windsor Real Estate Company, St. PauL Records 

1892-1919. ao.^33 

Winter, Edwm W., 1844-1930. Papers, 1875-192L 

60-188 
WoUord, Peter, 1812-1894. Letters, 1859-83. 60-594 

Woman's Christian Temperance Onion, Minnesota. 

Records, 1906-17. ^^ ^^^60-461 

Women's Overseas Service League. St. Paul Unit. 

Records, 1919-42. a , im 

Wood, William H., 1817-1870. Papers, 

MwS-nTB. 62-2717 

WrWtf, George BurtUck, 1825-1882. Papers, 1854- 
91 * 60-637 

Zehnder, John C, 1870-1958. Business records. 

1890-1947. "*""■ S2-887 



Mfeaasu.pi. DEPT. OF archives AMn msrngy 

Abbey, Richard, 1805-1891. Papers, 1843-91. 60-814 

Adams, CeUa A. (Mortimer) Correspondence, 1835- 
•*■ 60-2008 

Adams, Simeon Roe, 1612-1860. Papers, 1842-75. 

60-1835 

Alcorn, James Lusk, 1816-1894. Papers of James 

L. Alcorn and family, 1839-1908. 60-2214 

American Cotton Oil Company. Records, i-m^ 

records of related firms, 1903-14. 60-2388 

American Legion. Mississippi. Records, 1924-41. 

60-2010 
Ames, Adalbert, 1835-1933. Papers, 1874-1929. 

60-2108 

Amite Co., Miss. Records, 1811-65. 80-2608 

Baker, T. Oae. Papers, 1822-1909. 60-2363 

Ball, Henry Waring. Papers, 1884-ca. 1920. 60-2548 

^^^ te rfMuW*sippl, Hatches. Records, 
""»-**• 80-1076 

B ^S''5jS ,m, Sri Com «Poudenee of Benjamin F. 
and William Robert Barry, 1862-64. ^60-3338 

Battaue, Frank W. Papers, 1848-64. 60-2107 

Bolton, Edwin C. Letters to Richard Bolton, 1840- 

60-2009 
Bond Tribute Fund. Records, 1947-50. 60-2227 

Bowera Eaton Jackson, 1865-1939. Papers, 1850- 

60-1682 
Brown, Helen E. (Foots) Diaries, 1883-88. 61-244 
Brown, Maud (Morrow) Historical papers, 1836- 

WM - 60-2613 

Brown, R. L. Papers, 1921-30. 60-731 

Brown, William H, of Jackson, Miss. Papers, 1860- 

BB - 60-1S39 

Buck, Charles William. Papers, 1852-1922. 60-2581 
Burrus, John Crawford, b. 1847. Papers, 1831- 

1S18 - 60-1853 

Busies, D. Wesley. Papers, 1870-89. 60-2585 
Calhoon, Solomon Saladin, 1838-1908. Papers, 



1851-1908. 
Campbell, Haydea. Papers, 1945-46. 



80-1804 
60-1021 



Capers, Walter Branham, 1870-1952. Journal, 1919- 
**•■'■ 60-743 



Carey, Cora E. Watson, 1843-1911. Papers, 1855- 
1909. 6 

Carter, Eoddlng, 1907- Literary MSS., 1942-53. 



Cato, Miss. Cato Baptist Church. Records, 1853- 

1948. 60-2020 

Chambers, Mbreau B. C. Papere, 1934-39. 60-1651 

Chaney, Fred. Literary MSS., 1936-47. 60-730 

Clalrbome, John Francis Hamtramck, 1809-1884, 

collector. Historical papers, 1707-1881. 60-1832 

Clark, Charles, 1811 7-1877. Papers, 1831-80. 

SO- 720 

Clark, Charles, 1911 7-1877. Papers of Charles and 
Frederick Clark, 1810-92. 60-2583 

Clark, Charles, 18117-1877. Papers of Chartes Clark 
and family, 1831-79. 60-1866 

Clark, Charlton M., 1867-1942. Papers, 1847-1941. 

60-2612 

Clark, Thomas Dlanysins, 1903- Literary MSS.. 

Ifl4^ 1 « ' _ 



Cochran, Robert. Paners, 1844-50. 



60-737 

61-2718 
Cotnan, John Joshua, 1854-1940. Papers, 1889-1936. 

60^2212 
Copiah Co, Miss. Marriage records, 1823-1933. 

60-1865 
Covington, John Alexander. Correspondence of 

John A. Covington and family, 1893-1930. 60-1855 

Creetanore, Hubert, 1907- Literary notes and 

MSB., 1924-48. 60-756 

Cruteher family. Papers of the Crutcher and Shannon 
famlaes, 1826-1929. 60-2637 

Crutchfleld family. Crutehfleld-Fearn-steete papers, 
1828-1946. 80-2230 

Cupil, John Thomas, 1884- Genealogical papers, 

1946-57. 60-2643 

Darden family. Papers, 1620-99. 60-1769 

Daughters of Confederate Veterans. Records, 1894- 
1937. 60-2347 

Daughters of the American Revolution. Mississippi. 
Magn o l i a State Chapter, Jackson. Records, 1945- 
47. 60-2836 

Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1689. Papers, 1844-89. 60-2011 

Davis, Vartna (Howell) 1826-1906. Papers, 1847- 

1905. 60-2001 



Dickson, Harris, 1868-1946. Papers, 18SS-1946. 

Dimltry, John Bull Smith, 1835-1901. Papers of 
John B. S. and Adelaide 5. Dimltry, en. 1874-76. 



60-749 



Drans and Dupree, Raymond, Miss. Records, 1864- 
«»• 60-1138 

Dunbar, William, 1749-1810. Papers, 1776-1812. 



Dupree, H. T. T„ b. 1822. Plantation account books, 
1878-1900. 60-747 

Echols, John H. Business records, 1853-72. 60-727 

Emery, Chandler C. Papers, 1886-1947. 60-865 



Esker, Katie -Prince Ward. Historical MSS., 1946. 



Evans, R. A. Papers, 1941-74. 



60-735 
61-2734 



Faler (M.) and Company, Haztehurst, Miss. Records 
1852-1924. 60-1075 

FewelL John W. Paners, 1876. 60-1854 

Flak, A. C. Autograph hook, 1868-69. 61-2719 

Flowers, Henry, 1859-1941. Letters, 1892-1941. 

62-2153 
Fontaine, Charles D., 1818 (ca.)-1871. Papers of 

Charles D. Fontaine and family, 1836-1925. 80-2399 

Ford, John, Methodist minister. Papers of John Ford 
and family, 1819-1944. 60-2632 

Franklin Co., Miss. Records, 1810-1954. 60-1137 

Freemasons. Kosciusko, Miss. Bethel Lodge No. 

107. Records, 1849-70. 60-733 

French, Samuel Gfbbs, 1818-1910. Papers, 1846- 

1904. 60-2631 



Galloway, Charles Betta, Bp„ 1849-1909. Papers, 



1879-1904. 



60-819 



479 



Repository Index 



MISSISSIPPI. DEPT. OF AHCBIVES AND HISTORY 
(Continued) ' 

Garden Clubs al MlosisslppL Scrapboalcs, 1988-56. 

60-742 
Gaunway, Mary. Scrapbooks, 1940-58. 60-1836 

George, James Zarharlah, 1836-1897. Scrapbooks, 

1875-85. . 60-2190 

Gordon, Robert, of Pontotoc Co., Was. Diaries or 
Robert and James Gordon, 1851-76. 60-741 

Griffin, Thomas Mastarson, b. 1825. Papere, ca. 

1846-1949. 60-1056 

Griffith, Richard, 1815-1862. Papers, 1852-57. 60-1859 

Haley, David *., 1793-1859. Papers, 1814-1338. 

61-1853 

00-757 



60-858 
1-2346 



Hamilton, Charles D. Papers, 1858-70. 
Hamilton, Thomas D. Financial records, 1881-73. 

Baridns, John P. Radio scripts, 1947-51. 

Beartman, CharUs Frederick, 1883- Correspond- 
ence, 1936-38. 60-753 

Balm, Thomas E. Papers, 1848-1934. 60-1540 

Hemingway, William L. Papers, 1876-94. 60-10S8 

Henry, Henrietta (Mitchell) Papers, 1817-1957. 

60-2181 
Henry, Patrick, 1843-1930. Papers, 1855-1935. 60-2622 
Hill, George R. Papers, 1S78-UHU. 60-813 

milimn, Walter, 1829-1894. Account books, 1867- 

I*- 60-2005 

Hopkins, George Washington, 1845-1862. Papers, 

1M1-M- 62-1095 

Howard, Nathan G., d. 1833. Papers, 1820-39. 60-758 

Bowarth, Lacy (Somemlle) 1895- Papers, 

1929-32. 62-1293 

Hughes, Henry, d. 1862. Papers, 1837-59. 60-2328 

Hughes, William, b. 1825. Papers ot William Hughes 
and family, 1T93-1817. 60-1131 

Humphreys, George Wilson, b. 1819. Papers of 
George Wilson Humphreys and family, 1823-1913. 

60-1132 

Hunt, Abrjah, d. 1811. Papers of Atarjah and David 
Bust, 1797-1840. 60-1138 

Jackson Civil Air Patrol Club. Records, 1943-46. 

60-857 

Jackson, Miss. SL Andrew's Church. Business Girls 
' Group Mo. 2. Records. 1943-46. 60-1516 

Jacob family. Papers of the Jacob and Riser families, 
1827-92. 60-1118 

Jefferson College, Washington, Miss. Records, 

1803-1836. 60-2339 

Jefferson Co., Miss. Records, 1806-1910. 60-2619 

Jefferson Davis Highway Association. Records, 1916- 
!»• 60-1680 

Johnson, William, 1792-1854. Papers of William 

Johnson and family, 1811-59. 60-2646 

Jonas, S. A., d. 1915. Papers, 1875-1920. 60-2439 

Keys, W. H., druggist. Records, 1881-62. 60-732 

KUlona Plantation, Holmes Co., Miss. Records, 

1836-ca. 1886. 60-734 

-1938. Papers, 

60-2074 



Klncaiiiu]& > Androv AnastrosE, 
1885-1918. 



Klrkland, Jesse Rubel, d. 1862. Papers, 1861-63. 

61-41 

Klrkwood, Miss. St. Philip's Episcopal Church. 

Records, 1848-68. 60-1498 

Koch, Chr i s tian. Papers of Christian Koch and 

family, 1846-93. 60-2381 

EroU, Barry Harrison, 1888- Literary MSS., 1940- 
**• 60-729 

Lamar, Lucius Qnlntus Clndnnatus, 1825-1893. 
Papers of L. O, C. Lamar and Edward Mayes, 
1854-1918. 60-2642 

Lawrence, Swaaee B. MSS. of poems, ca. 1959. 60-739 

Leigh, Richard Henry, 1870-1946. Papers, 

1687-1942. 60-3280 

Leverlch, Charles P. Correspondence, 1833-54. 



Lions Clubs, MlsslsslppL Records, 1938-48. 60-719 

Lockhart family. Papers of the Lockhart and Weir 

families, 1833-95. 60-1074 

Lyon, Mrs. R. Papers, 1909-28. 60-2644 

McCain, William David, 1907- Radio scripts, 1949- 
5L 60-2337 

McCardle, William B. Papers, 1863-93. 62-2073 

McKean, Thomas Jefferson, 1810-1870. Papers, 

1862. 62-5021 

McLaurln, Anselm Joseph, 1848-1909. Papers, 

1832-ea. 1909. 60-2832 

McLeod, James B. Letters, 1943-45. 60-1916 

McNeill, Daniel, of Bolton, Miss. Papers, 1860-94. 

60-736 

MeRae, J. H. Letter book, 1848-55. 62-460 ■ 

MeKaven, John Wilson. Letters, 1922-31. 61-2720 

Magnolia Lion. Records, 1941-43. 66-1089 

May, Albert Quitman, b. 1857. Correspondence, 

1896-97. 60-1905 

Meek, Samuel Mills, 1835-1901. Papers, 1839- 

1924. 60-1541 

Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Conferences. 
Mississippi. Circuits. Crystal Springs. Records, 
1825-68. 60-815 

Milter, Willie. Autograph albums, 1881-86. 60-1996 

Mississippi (Ter.) Court of the General Quarter 
Sessions of the Peace (Adams Co.) Records, 
1799-1800. 60-678 

Mississippi (Ter.) Laws, statutes, etc. Territorial 
laws pertaining to county government In Mississippi, 
1802-16. 8o- 1501 

MlsslsslppL Bilbo Memorial Fund Committee. 

Records, 1948-54. 60-1856 

MlsslsslppL Constitutional Convention, 1890. Records, 
1890-1910. 60-1503 

MlsslsslppL Dept. of Archives and History. Cemetery 
records, 1862-1938. 62-1967 

Mississippi. Dent, of Archives and History. Church 
records, 1823-1955. 61-2342 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. Con- 
federate pension rolls, Mississippi, 1913-35. 

60-754 

M ississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. Con- 
federate soldiers and widows roster, Mississippi, 
1907. 61-687 

MississippL DepL of Archives and History. Diaries. 

1804-191L e r-mo 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. Gene- 
alogical materials. 61-2340 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. 

Historical Research Project collection, 1936-41. 

60-2621 
Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. 

Literary manuscripts, 1753-1958. 61-2748 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. 

Literary manuscripts and related papers, 1803- 
1957 - 624075 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. 

Military diaries, 1814-1912. 61-2344 

MississippL Dept. of Archives and History. 

Military papers, 1800-1957. 61-2439 

MississippL Dept. of Archives and History 

Miscellaneous papers, 1785-1953. 61-2745 

MississippL Dept. of Archives and History 

Notebooks, 1788-1921. 61-3261 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. 

Official records, 1810-1947. 62-2072 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. 

Plantation records, 1818-65. 61-2343 

MlsslsslppL Dept. of Archives and History. Records 
of businesses, 1815-1934. 61-2425 

Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History. Records 
of organizations, 1830-1938. 61-2341 

MlsslsslppL Dept. of Archives and History. Scrap- 
books and albums, 1860-1952. 62-1587 

MississippL Land Office. Correspondence, 

1897-1903. 61-2725 

MississippL Legislature. House of Representatives. 
Records, 1904. 60-1508 



£ 



MississippL State Improvement Bond Commission. 

Records, 1920-24. 60-2072 

MlsslsslppL Supreme CourL Correspondence, 

18*4. 80-744 

Mississippi Cavalry. 3d fi?ttM1fffl. 1864-1865. 

Records, 1864-65. 60' 

Mississippi Heights Academy, Blue Mountain, Miss. 

Records, 1908-26. 60-1995 

Mississippi Historical Society. Records, 1910-37. 



Mississippi Library Association. Records, 1936-44. 

60-2014 

Mississippi Poetry Society. Scrapbooks, 1933-45. 



Mississippi State Society of Washington, D. C. 

Records, 1905-39. 60-1511 

Monette, John Wesley. Letters and thesis, 1825-51. 

60-3233 

Montgomery family. Papers, 1808-49. 62-459 

Morgan, Madel (Jacobs) Correspondence, 1897-1946. 

60-2118 
Morris, Jane T. Business records, 1865-70. 60-1514 

.Murphee, Dennis, 1886-1949. Papers, 1924-60. 

60-2067 

Natchez, Miss. Trinity Church. jteeords, 1822-90. 

60-2002 
Nellson, A. Lou. Genealogical papers, 1911-32. 



NorrelL Jesse S. Business records, 1836-1902. 



60-1513 
60-1847 



» 



Noxubee Co., Miss. Records, 1630*96. 

Nunc (E. F.) and Company, Shuquaiak, Miss. Records, 
1870-1914. 60-1507 

Odd-Fellows, Independent Order of. Jackson, Miss. 

Capitol Lodge, No. 11. Records, 1848-1S4L 60-1133 

Osbom, Samuel George. Plantation account books, 
1692-1938. 60-1511 

Panther Burn Plantation, Percy, Miss. Records, 

1859-82. 60-1462 

Patrons of Husbandry. Mississippi State Grange. 

Records of subordinate granges, 1873-90. 60-1474 

Pemberton, John Clifford, 1893- Papers, 1931-42. 

60-1833 
Phlfer, Robert Smith, 1862- Papers, 1924-27. 60-1860 

Pike Co., Miss. Board of School Commissioners. 

Minute books, 1846-59. 60-2117 

Porter, Daniel Price, 1835-1899. Papers of D. P. 

Porter and family, 1836-98. 60-3230 

Powell, Susan Virginia. Papers, 1926-45. 60-1996 

Power, John Logan, 1B34-190L Papers, 1862-1901. 

60-2580 
Presbyterian Church In the U. S. Presbyteries. North 
MississippL Minutes, 1856-1919. 60-1497 

Presbyterian Church m the U. S. Synods. MlsslsslppL 
Records of the synod and constituent churches, 1828-' 
"■ 60-2065 

Priestley, William. Papers, 1833-1932. 60-1861 

Protection Insurance Company, Natchez, Miss. 

Records, 1834-35. 60-1908 

Quitman, John Anthony, 1799-1858. Papers, 1812-60. 

80-2609 

Real Estate Banking Company of Binds County record 
books, 1842-47. 61-380 

Regan, Charles K. Papers, 1890-98. 60-1560 

Reynolds, L. P. Papers, 1847-1913. 60-2233 , 

Rice, Nannie H. Library survey records, 1923-25. fl| 

60-20LT 
Riley, Franklin Lafayette, 1868-1929. Correspondence 

1896-1902. <»-20S4 

Rltchey, George P. £ssay contest papers, 1939. 

61-2723 
Rogers, L. S. Correspondence, 1920. 60-1509 

KoUlns, Bertie (Shaw) Papers, 1821-19SL 60-1834 

Rowland, Dunbar, 1864-1937, collector. Genealogical 

papers, 1903-37. 60-1497 

Rowland, Dunbar, 1864-1937. Papers, 1885-1937. 

60-1515 
Rowland, Eron Opha (Moore) Literary papere 

and manuscripts, 1917-ca. 1930. 62-4975 



MISSISSIPPI DEPT. OF ARCHIVES AMD H ISTORY 

(Continued) ~ — 

Kuggles, Daniel. Papers, 1862-65. 60-3247 

ffjL B. and Company. Cotton receiving books, 18T7-79. 
^ 60-1809 

Sanders, Albert Godfrey, 1885- collector. Papers 

on Mississippi history, 1926-32. 60-1786 

Sanders, J. B. Papers, 1862-86. 60-3251 

Sessions, Joseph F., b. 1838. Papers, 1861-65. 60-2457 

Sharkey, Clay, b. 1844. Papers, 1867-193L 60-2361 

Shellds, William F., d. 1856. Papers, 1121-70. 

60-1830 
60-1767 

SJvtoy, Clarence L., 1871-1936. Papers, 1892-1943. 

60-1831 

Slier, Henry js. Papers, 1844-67. 



Slsson, Charles A. Papers, 1944-45. 



61-2724 



Smith, Robert A., 1835 or 6-1862. Papers, 1861- 



64. 



60-1858 



Smith, WUUam Hall, 1866- Papers, 1907-39. 60-2362 

Snodgrass, John, planter. Papers of John Snoderass 
and family, 1814-77. 60-1500 

Stewart, Leonldas H. Business records, 1869-69. 

60-1907 
Stone, Alfred Holt, 1870- Literary papers, 1892-95. 

60-1496 
Stone, John Marshall, 1830-1900. Papers, 1861-1826. 

61-26 
Street, James Howell, 1903-1954. Literary MSS., 



Reposito/y Index 



1939-45. 



60-1495 



Stuart, Oscar J. E. Papers of Oscar J. E. Stuart and 
family, 1848-1909. #,-1136 

Stuart family. Papers of the Stuart, Mayes, and 

Dimltry families, 1640-1948. 60-3312 

^Suney of Federal Archives. Collection of records 

■B and inventories of records, 1821-ea. 1938. 60-1546 

Sykes, Columbus. Papers, 1851-97. 60-1536 

Taylor, Lewis L. Business records, 1836-40. 60-1475 
Taylor, Oscar Bomar. Papers, 1908-40. 60-1545 

Thompson, John L Papers of John I. Thompson and 
family, 1837-1902. 60-2000 

United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mississippi 

Division. Records, 1897-1937. 60-2073 

United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mississippi 
Division. Frank M. Montgomery Chapter No. 
464, Rosedale. Records, 1901-26. 60-2116 

United Spanish War Veterans. Dept. of Mississippi. 

Records, 1926-47. 60-2127 

U. S. Work Projects Administration. Mississippi. 

Cataloging project records, 1938-41. 60-1506 

Valentine, John Jackson, 1891- Genealogical papers, 
1848-1957. 60-2060 

Vlck family. Papers of the Vlek and Phelps families 
1810-1906. w : lm 

Vlrden (E. and S.) Company, Jackson, Miss. Records 
1885-1910. so_ lso5 

Wade, Walter. Plantation diaries, 1834-54. 60-2058 

Walles, Benjamin Leonard Covington, 1797-1862. 

Papers, 1762-1661. 60-1548 

Wainwright, Jonathan Mayhew, 1883-1953. Papers, 
1946. 60-1999 

Walker, Robert James, 1801-1869. Papers, 1821- 

69. 60-1785 

Walthall, William T., 1820-1899. Papers, 1832-1932. 
X. 60-2499 

■Washington County (Miss.) Historical Society. 
<•* Scrapbooks, 1910-13. 60-2109 

Weatherly and Duff, Water Valley, Miss. Records 

1876-86. 60-1502 

Welty, Eudora, 1909- Literary manuscripts, 

1941-55. 60-1559 

Weston family. Papers, 1846-85. 61-2744 

Whitehurst, William N. Papers, 1845-89. 60-1544 

Wllkerson family. Business records, 1830-1926. 

60-1504 
Williams, John Sharp, 1854-1932. Papers, 1898- 

1923. 60-2360 

Woodward, Ellen (Sullivan) Papers, 1935-47. 60-1768 



Yerger, William, collector. Papers, 1862-1910. 



61-188 



MISSOURI. PNTVERSITY itbrah y. WESTERN 
HISTORICAL MAtlUBCRlPT/t POI .f ff <7rTnp 

Agricultural campaign literature of the presidential 

elections of 1928 and 1936. 62-1528 

Aid, Joseph R. Papers, 1863-192L 60-3289 

Almstedt, Hermann B., 1873-1954. Papers, 



1895-1954. 



61-241 



American Turners. Lexington, Mo. Records, 1859- 
1936 - 60-2146 

Americas Veteran's Committee. Missouri 246 Chapter 
Columbia. Records, 1946-49. 61-533 

Anchor Mining Company, Tuscumbla. Mo. Records 
1892-1927. 611,07 

Anderson, Joseph, of Buffalo, Mo. Family correspond- 
ence, 1873-1908. 61-3609 

Arnold, Samuel Washington, 1879- Papers, 1947-48. 

60-2097 

Atchison, David Rice, 1807-1886. Papers, 1837-1953. 

61-534 



61-305 



Aufrichtig, Alois. Business records, 1888-1912. 

Bank of Miller, Miller, Mo. Records, 1914-28. 

60-1880 
Bank of Strafford, Strafford, Mo. Records, 1911-38. 

60-2482 
Barker, John Tutt, 1877-1968. Papers, 1947-53. 

61-279 
Barrett, Jesse William, 1884- Papers, 1905-53. 

61-539 
Behrens, Ernest T. Papers, 1910-47. 61-278 

Bell, Charles Jasper, 1885- Congressional papers 
1935-49. """ 61-535 

Belwood family. Papers, 1850-1936. 60-2993 

Benecke, Louis. Papers, 1865-1913. 61-540 

Bennett, Marlon Tlnsley, 1914- Congressional 

papers, 1943-48. 60-2098 

Berkley, Howard. Scrapbooks, 1935. 61-3309 

Berry family. Papers, 1830-93. 62-5027 

Bircher, Rudolph, d. 1879. Business records, 1851- 
ls2i - 60-2169 

Bake, Robert E. Missouri Constitutional Convention 
papers, 1943-44. jj^j, 

Blount, Harry A. Medical papers, 1907-21. 60-1965 

Blount family. Papers, 1861-1947. 60-2055 

Boardman family. Papers, 1844-91. 61-237 

BoonjPearson, and Smith, Fayette, Mo. Records 

1822 - 64 - 60-2638 

Bradshaw, J. D. Business records, 1924-45. 61-394 
Bradsher, Earl Lockndge. Poems, 1947-54. 

61-161 
Brady, Durward B. Papers, 1909-25. 60-3293 

Brady, Robert K. World War I letters, 1917-19. 

61-2456 
Brady, Thomas Allan, 1902- Papers, 1946-56. 

Breckentidge, Thomas E. Memoirs, 1845-94. 

61-2455 
Breltenbaugh, SamueL Papers, 1851-1919. 61-235 

Brlnkerhotf, William E. Business records, 1869-78. 

60-2057 
Brown, Dwight H. Correspondence, 1937-40. 60-2099 
Brown, Henry J. Papers, 1838-92. 60-2105 

Brown, James, of Missouri. Correspondence, 

1856-66. 60-3115 

Burge, Oscar F. Papers, 1853-1900. 60-1978 

Burt, Franklin. Papers, 1843-1903. 60-1979 

BushnelL John Adams, 1821-1874. Papers, 1852- 

193 °- 60-1827 

Business records of firms located In Caledonia, Mo., 
""" M - 60-1980 



61-805 



Cahoon, Benjamin Benson. Correspondence, 1842- 

89. 60-2996 

Carey, Alexander, collector. Papers, 1864-1933. 

61-304 
Carr, John Christopher, 1876-1944. Business records 

MM-20. 60-1911 

Carroll Academy, CarroUton, Mo. Records, 1854- 

•"• 60-2138 

Carson, William, 1786-1853. Papers, 1815-1907. 



Caverns, Xenophou. Papers, 1917-41. 



61-3454 

60-1822 



C h a r l t o n County Exchange Bank. Records, 1610-1922. 

60-1992 
Cleveland, James Longatreet. otarteo, 1906-37. 61-603 
Cole, William Clay, 1897- Papers, 1943-46. 62-946 
Coleman family. Correspondence, 1(40-1900. 61-601 

Columbia, Mo. Bible College of Missouri. Records, 
1928-34. 62-607 

Columbia, Mo.' Charter Commission. Papers, 1948- 
49. 60-2091 

Columbia, Mo. Christian College. Records, 1847- 
1953. ei-804 

Connaway, John Waldo, b. 1859. Papers, 1785-1844. 

60-3330 

Connelly, John, of Missouri. Papers, 1806-88. 



Corby family. Papers, 1801-1905. 60-1993 

Criss, Curtis Vance, b. 1852. Papers. 1894-1916. 

60-1976 
Crittenden, Thomas Theodore, 1832-1909. Papers, 

1881-1908. 60-2100 

Cropper, Levin. Papers, 1816-1911. 61-303 

Crow, Carl, 1883-1945. Papers, 1903-45. 62-2926 

Crowder, Enoch Herbert, 1859-1932. Papers, 1881- 
18SL 61-187 

Dalian, Richard, lawyer. Papers, 1659-1922. 61-397 

Daniel, Reuben A. Business records, 1885-1922. 

60-1800 
Davidson, James F., b. 1839. Papers, 1888-1917. 

60-3334 
Davis, Amanda. Papers, 1885-1917. 61-2461 

Davis, Chester Charles, 1887- Papers, 1925-37. 

60-1823 
Davis, John, of Missouri. Papers of John Davis and 
WUUam Cofbum, 1838-90. 62-1425 

Dealing, Fred Moms, 1879- Memoirs, ca. 1900-56. 

61-2834 

Decker, Perl D., 1875-1934. Papers, 1897-1939. 

60-3099 
Dee, James Phillip. George William Norrls papers, 
1949-50. 60-2618 

Defoe, Luther M. Papers, 1879-1914. 60-1910 

Denham, Robert H. , 1885-1954. Papers, 1938-53. 

61-289 
Denny, James H. , b. 1870. Papers, 1891-1931. 

60-1969 
Dobbs, Ella Victoria. Papers, 1923-ea. 1940. 

60-1972 

Doemer, Hans E. Papers, 1904-10. 61-2833 

Darnell, Forrest C. Papers, 1941-51. 60-2094 

EWredge, Phlneas. Papers, 1791-1826. 61-219 

EUlff, Joseph Deliver. Papers, 1906-30. 61-800 

Elmwood Seminary, Farmlngton, Mo. Records, 1910- 

M. 60-2157 

Epps family. Correspondence, 1817-79. 61-2460 

Erwin, WlUiam A. Papers, 1873-1913. 60-3100 

Eugene State Bank, Eugene, Mo. Records, 1927-39. 

60-1959 
Farmers' Bank, Mount Vernon, Mo. Records, 1861- 

19S0 - 60-1956 

Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Fayette, 

Mo. Records, 1893-99. 60-1958 

Flcklin, Joseph, 1833-1887. Papers, 1851-1908. 



80-1893 



Repository Index 



missourl university, library, western hbtor - 

ICAL MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION (Continued) 

Folk, Joseph Wlngate, 1869-1323. Papers, 1902- 

38. 60-3101 

Ford, Marshall E., 1870- Missouri Constitutional 

Convention papers, 1943-44. 60-1928 

France family. Papers, 1889-1905. 60-2140 

Freshour family. Papers, 1843-1911. 60-3092 

G. L City Town Meeting, Colombia, Ma MtnutBS, 
1946-52. 61-317 

Gaines family. Papers, 1851-76. 61-2459 

Gaily and Johnston, Toledo, Iowa. Records, 

1858-1900. 61-2458 

Gano, John Allen, b. 1805. Papers, 1794-1948. 61-1119 

Garibaldi, Giuseppe, 1807-1882. Correspondence, 
1866-67. 61-816 

Garrlott, George. Business records, 1838-50. 60-1828 

Gentry, DanleL Legal papers, 1903. 81-2463 

Gentry, North Todd, 1866-1944. Papers, 1803- 

1947 - 61-369 

Glllaspy, James C. Papers of James C. Glllaspy and 
James Longstreet Cleveland, 1848-1939. 61-817 

Glllaspy, Joseph. Papers, 1854-1939. 60-2324 

Glllaspy, Thomas Q. Papers, 1840-1926. 60-1954 

Glenn, John H. Papers, 1845-1930. 60-2239 

Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Missouri. 
O. P. Morton Post, No. 14, JopBn. Records. 
1882-1943. 'gj.238 

Green, Austin O. Claries, 1862-47. 61-3000 

Greens, Charles Wilson, 1866-1947. Papers, 1898- 

1938. 60-2355 

Greene, Flora Hartley, collector. Papers, 1905-31. 

60-2168 
Greene Co. , Mo. School records, 1907-32. 61-2465 

Radley, Herbert Spencer, 1872-1927. Papers, 1876- 
1843. 60-2139 

Hagerman, Benjamin Franklin. Papers, 1852-03. 

60-2392 

Hannibal Ferry Company, ThMfiwi Mo. Records, 

1858-1902. 60-1955 

H a nnib a l Railway and Electric Company, Ha~.<>vi 

Mo. Records, 1917-39. 60-2046 

Harmon, A. D. Business records, 1835-41. 60-1653 

Harrison, Claries L. Paners, 1901-13. 80-1941 

Harrison, Jack, collector. Papers, 1819-1941. 60-1943 

Harrison, Thomas, b. 1817. Papers, 1835-94. 60-1942 

Hatch, William Henry, 1833-1896. Correspondence, 

1870-87. 60-2078 

Hay, Charles M. Papers, 1919-33. 60-3094 

Hay, Charles M. Speeches, 1900-12. 61-1126 

Benson, Lafayette. Paners, 1676-1932. 60-1894 

Hessemer's Atheneum, Marshall, Mo. Records, 1882- 
1905. 61-2464 

Hlrrlra , Young. Papers of Young and John R. m-m- 
1878-1929. ^T 16 

Hickman lamlly. Papers, 1796-1920. 60-1817 

Hm, Albert Ross, 1869-1943. Papers, 1914-30. 

60-3093 
Hlrth, William, 1875-1940. Papers, 1926-34. 60-1776 

Historical Records Survey. Missouri. Records 
1937-41. 'si j 

Hoehn, Gottlieb A. Papers, 1895-1944. 60-1952 

Hooper Institute, Clarksburg, Mo. Papers, 1879-94. 

60-2141 
Hosmer, Elizabeth S. (VUes) Diaries, 1859-1923. 

61-828 
Houck, Ida Greenlee. Correspondence, 1869-1927. 

60-1951 
Hubble family. Papers, 1833-1937. 60-2142 

Hughes, A. Evan, 1893- Papers, 1943-44. 60-1939 

Hughes (J. S.) and Company, Richmond, Mo. Records. 
1854-1924. 60-1890 

Hughes, Rachel (Walls) Papers, 1823-93. 61-14 



Hyde, Arthur Mastiek, 1877-1947. Papers, 1886-1949. 

60-2334 
Hyde dra B.) and Sana, Princeton, Mo. Records, 

1867-1939. 60-2356 

Iron Co., Mo. School District No. 2. Records, 1871- 
94. 60-2092 

Jenner, Julie Jane. Papers, 1852-ca. 1930. 60-2215 

Johnson, Charles Montgomery. Papers, 18S5-1905. 

60-1892 

Johnson, ROIL. Letters, 1S44-45. 61-232 

Joplln Consolidated Mining Company, JopUn, Mo. 

Records, 1887-1928. 62-605 

Katy C. Mining Company, Joplln, Mo. Records, 

1900-06. 62-606 

Kem, James Preston, 1890- Papers, 3947-52. 

61-827 

King family. Papers, 1778-1924. 60-2158 

Kleinschmidt, C. G. Business records, 1882-69. 60-1924 



Knife and Fork Club, Kansas City, Mo. Papers, 1899 



1926. 



60-1888 



Konntz, David SamueL Business records, 1854-1935. 

60-1779 

Lamm, Henry, b. 1846. Papers, 1904-16. 62-1139 

Larwill, William C. Papers, 1799-1908. 61-90 

Lee (R. E.) Mercantile Company, Doniphan, Mo. 

Records, 1881-93. 60-2323 

Leonard, AmeL 1797-1863. Papers, 1769-1929. 

60-2225 
Levis, Thomas, Confederate soldier. Papers, 1824- 
65. 60-2102 

Leyden, John, 1775-1811. Papers, 1800. 61-2832 

Lindsay, Aha F, 1891- Papers, 1943-44. 60-1938 

Llndsey, John W. Papers, 1863-65. 61-2821 

Love, James, educator. Papers, 1836-1913. 60-3335 

Lazier, Ralph Fulton, 1866-1945. Papers, 1909-40. 

61-100 
Lynch, James Lewis. Memoirs, 1848-77. 61-3510 

McCluer, Franc L. Missouri Constitutional Con- 
vention papers, 1943-44. 62-1371 

MeCraw family. Papers of the MeCraw and Turner 
families, 1837-1919. 61-3134 

McEuten, Elmore L. Letters, 1944-45. 61-1012 

MdOaney, Hayes, collector. Hayes McEmney 

collection, 1789-1887. 61-318 

McReynolds, Allen, 1877- Missouri Constitutional 

Convention papers, 1941-44. 60-193? 

McRoberts, A. J. Correspondence, 1862-76. 60-3119 

Mania, Milton Fletcher. Memoirs, 1852-1933. 61-3118 

Maramec Iron Works. Records, 1820-91. 61-3308 

Marr, PhiUp M. Papers, 1943-44. 60-1881 

Marshall, Joseph, b. 1827. Papers, 1852-1909. 

60-3112 

M *i« 211 ' '"' sta,>tos Tobacco Company. Records, 

1874 " 76 - 61-2820 

Mlddlebusb, Frederick Arnold, 1890- Papers 1895- 
Ua 61-826 

Miller, Edwin L. Miscellaneous papers, 1852-97. 

61-3372 

Miller County Institute, Spring Garden, Mo 

Records, 1884-94. gj^at 



60-1679 



Miners' Bank, Joplln, Mo. Records, 1877-1815. 

Missouri. Auditor's Office. Receipts, 1822-40. 

61-2819 

Missouri. Commission to the Louisiana Purchase 

Exposition. Education exhibit, 1904. 60-3091 

Missouri. Confederate Soldiers' Home, Hlggmsvllle. 
Records, 1894-1944. 61-291 

Missouri. Constitutional Convention, 1943-1944. 
Papers, 1941-45. 



60-1850 

Missouri. State Council of Defense (1941- ) Records, 
1940-45. 60-2556 

Missouri. University. Miscellaneous papers, 1840- 
1929. 60-3120 

Missouri. University. Athenaean Literary Society. 

Records, 1842-1925. 60-1973 



Missouri, university. Athletic Committee. 

Records, 1934-47. 60-3121 

Missouri. University. Board Club. Records, 

1886-96. 62-609 

Missouri. University. Board of Curators. Records, wmt 
1843-1956. 61-820^ 

Missouri. Oniverstty. College of Agriculture. 

Correspondence, 1897-1944. 60-2728 

Missouri. University. Dept. of History. Corre- 
spondence, 1909-37. 60-3122 

Missouri. University. English Club. Papers, 1903. 

60-2143 

Missouri. University. Library. Western His- 
torical Manuscripts Collection. World Warn 
letters, 1942-45. 61-236 

Missouri. University. Scientific Assodatios. 

Records, 1895-1916. 80-2742 

Missouri. University. Union Literary Society. 

Records, 1842-1916. 60-2436 

Missouri Land and Lumber Company, Gramttn, Mo. 

Records, 1880-1945. 60-2478 

Mitchell, Evlng Young. Papers, 1888-1954. 61-825 

Modern Woodmen of America. Camp 6277, Rock- 
bridge, Mo. Records, 1899-1946. 60-2452 

Monsees, Louis M. Papers, 1858-1947. 60-2690 

Moore, David, fanner. Papers, 1876-1930. 80-2712 

Morris, Byron Vaughn. Papers, 1840-1946. 60-2716 

Morton, Stratford Lee. Papers, 1943-45. 61-302 

Mount Vernon Bank, Mount Vernon, Mo. Records, 

1887-1929. 60-2479 

Mumford, Frederick Blackmax, 1868-1947. Papers, 
1868-1947. 60-3126 

Monday, Perry. Papers, 1827-91. 60-2658 

Murphy, Augustus. Papers, 1813-59. 61-2805 tH 

Mutual Benefit Savings and Loan Association, Cameron, 
Mo. Records, 1883-1834. 60-1801 

Nefhardt, John Gnelsenau, 1881- Papers, 1896- 

1950. 60-3129 

Nelson, Earl F. Papers, 1862-1945. 60-284? 

Nelson, George N. Business records, 1914-20. 61-2825 

Norbeck, Peter, 1870-1936. Correspondence, 1931- 
36. 60-3127 

NdwelL Frances, collector. Columbia, Mo. real 

estate data, 1898-1927. 62-648 

Oglesby Coal Company, Oglssby, HI. Records, 

1865-1931. ta^se 

Old Trails Bridge Company, BoonviUe, Mo. Records, 
1921-24. 60-2666 

OUver, Robert Burnett. Papers, 1882-84. 61-2834 

Ozark Land and Lumber Company, Winona, Mo. 

Records, 1887-1923. 60-2441 

Page, Thomas D. Correspondence, 1854-87. 60-3128 

Park, GuyB. Official correspondence, 1933-37. 

60-3129 
Patterson, Ralph C. Letters, 1944-46. 61-824 

Patterson, Roseoe COakllng, 1876- Papers, 1930-44. 

61-3 
Payne, Moses U. Papers, 1811-98. 60-2480 

Pearson, Ben S. Literary MSB., 1905-41. 60-2634 

Peek, George Nelson, 1873-1943. Papers. 60-2466 

PetUi, Charles. Papers, 1737-1864. 60-2827 Wk 

Poague, Haysler F. Papers, 1913-34. 61-2823 

Powell, Joseph P. Letters, 1944-46. 61-234 

Price, Oven H. Letters, 1943-44. 61-823 
Prltchett College, Glasgow, Mo. Records, 1868- 

U06 - 60-3107 

Rainey, Homer Price, 1896- Papers, 1919-52. 61-958 

Ramsay, Robert Lee, 1880-1953. Papers, 1900-53. 

61-325 
Ilea, Peter Goodman. Papers, 1838-69. 60-2376 

Read, DanleL 1805-1878. Papers, 1867-75. 61-822 



Repository Index 



MISSOURI UNTVKKglTI. LIBRARY. WESTERN 

HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION — {Continued) 

Read, Opts Perclval, 1852-1939. Papers, 61-2122 

Records of a general store located at Rockbridge, 

1(0., 1889-1946. 80-2408 

Records of a real estate and man association at 

SedaUa, Mo., 1922-26. 60-2908 

Records of lead mining in Washington Co., Ma., 1834- 
1913. 61-542 

Records of toe rolling mills at Rocheport, Mo., 1882- 
1938. 60-2S72 

Redd ft Gibson, Laome, Mo. Reeords, 1871-74. 

81-2462 
Rich, John A., d. 1944. Diartos, 1884-1943. 61-2828 

Richards, Allen D. Papers, 1833-85. 60-2451 

Roach, Cornelius. Papers, 1815-30. 81-3837 

RothweU, Prank, coUector. Political clippings, 1878- 
88. 62-798 

Rural Sociolo g ical Society of America. Records 

1936-56. 'M^T, 

Ryukyu bbmon (MOltary Government, 1946-1950) 
War diary, 1945. ^ 61-33 

Salisbury, Lucius. Correspondence, 1843-46. 61-2826 

Sapplngton, John. Papers, 1819-94. 80-2340 

SthennerBorn, John Freeman, 1786-1831. 

Papers, 1809-1906. 61-54 

Senium*, Herman, 1888- Papers, 1914-38. 60-2848 

Schweitzer, Paul, 1840- Papers, 1893-1902. 80-2409 

Scott, John Rutledge. Papers, 1873-1822. 60-3118 

Seliert, Elizabeth, 1897- Papers, 1944. 82-4971 

Seward, William Henry, 1801-1872. Papers, 1858-77. 

81-821 
Shackelford, George c. Papers, 1898-1902. 60-3438 

Shackelford, John Cockrin, 1829-1918. Papers. 

1647-1911. ^ 'ei-42 

Shackelford, Thomas, b. 1822. Papers, 1820- 

1908. 60-3102 

Shanks, Charles, collector. CM1 War scrapbooks, 

1850-86. 62-128 

Shannon, James, 1799-1859. Papers, 1832-57. 61-1125 

Binur, MUton. Papers, 1864-1921. 614 

Shepard, Edward Martin, 1854-1934. Papers, 1844- 
19S9. 60-2677 

Bbepley, Ethan Allen Hitchcock. Missouri Constltu- 
Ocual Convention papers, 1943-44. 60-2491 

Sbsppard family. Correspondence, 1844-87. 60-2597 

Sigma XL Missouri Chapter, U n i versity of Missouri. 
Records, 1920-45. 80-2506 



Smith, Forrest. Papers, 1949-52. 



61-940 



Smith, George Rappeen, 1804-1879. Papers, 1834-1929. 

60-2411 
Smith, Israel A., 1876-1958. Missouri State Consti- 
tuttonal Convention papers, 1943-44. 61-2830 

Smith, LoUse Grant. Papers, 1941-43. 60-2486 

Smith, Thomas Adams. Papers, 1777-1919. 12-4788 

Smith, William Benjamin, 1850-1934. Papers, 18767- 
1633. 60-2641 

Shoddy, Daniel F. Papers, 1817-61. 60-3103 

Sparks, William T. Letters, 1943-45. 61-233 

Bark, Lloyd &, 1886- Papers, 1937-41. 61-2 

Stayton, Edward M. Mlasoorl Constitetlonal Con- 
vention papers, 1943-44. 60-2497 

Stephens, Blanche L. Howard. Papers, 1917-19. 

61-3161 
Stevens, E. McDonald. Missouri Constitutional Conven- 
tion papers, 1943-44. 60-2659 

SUgn]LB.M. Correspondence, 1920-30. 61-959 

Sums R1H Wine Company, Hermann, Mo. Records. 

1898-1919. 60-2498 

StottsCityl 
1929. 



, Stotts City, Mo. Records, 1890- 



60-2481 

I School District No. 2. Records, 1909-35. 

62-1261 
Sullivan, Amos B. Papers, 1850-1939. 



Sutter, Rosa Senator. Diaries, 1875-1820. 61-2829 

Sutton, John L., b. 1830. Papers, 1881-1909. 60-3135 

Swam, Warren. Papers, 1820-42. -61-2247 

Swlggy ft Jones, Green City, Mo. Records, 1899-1903. 

60-2483 
Switxlar, William P., 1819-1906. Travel sketches, 

1836-37. 61-2631 

lam family. Papers, 1788-1871. 61-11 

Taunert, A. G. Mle s «i r< CwttfriHftnal fronwnHnn 

papers, 1943-45. 60-2484 

Tneilman family. Correspondence, 1881-1928. 61-10 

TlndeL CarHe. Papers, 1942-43. 61-50 

Todd, Helen, 1912- Literary MSB., 1934-42. 61-30 

Tong, Marvin E. Papers, 1878-1947. 61-308 

Trigg, WUllam H. , b. 1808. Papers, 1776-1899. 

60-3096 

Truman, Barry S„ Pies. U. S., 1884- Papers, 1936- 
«• 61-9 

Tucker (D.M, and J. B.) Fulton, Mo. Records, 

1833-1902. M-zm 

Turnbo, S. C. Newspaper articles, 1899-1907. 

61-56 

U.S. Amy. Corps of Engineers. Missouri Hirer 

tnasporlstlon data, 1926-31. 61-3310 

U. S. Arnr/ Air Forces College Training Detachment, 
University of Missouri. Papers, 1943-44. 60-1933 

0. S. Army Specialized Training Unit, University of 
M is s ouri. Foreign area and language study papers, 
1943-44. 60-2079 



U.S. Patent Office. Reeords, 1849-58. 



61-2453 



U. S. Post Office, Rockbridge, Mo. Records, 1902- 
85. 60-2489 

U.S. Wage Stabilization Board. Region DC Recorde, 
1951-53. 61-642 

UsUck, Thomas Watts, 1801-1886. Papers, 1855-65. 

61-1031 

Van Meter family. Papers, 1836-1948. 61-34 

Vllee, Jonas, 1875- Papers, 1814-1940. 62-2172 

Walker family. Papers, 1782-1883. 61-51 

Warshaw, Jacob, 1878- Papers, 1910-44. 60-2723 

Watson family. Papers, 1813-1923. 61-32 

Weeks, Raymond, 1663-1954. Papers, 1884-1946. 

61-326 
Westover, John Glendawer, 1917- coUector. 

M. Jeff Thompson papers. 62-727 

Whitlow, William Brewer, 1893- Papers, 1892-1943. 

60-2477 

Wibaux, Pierre, 1858-1813. Papers, 1881-1929. 

61-309 
Wilkinson family. Papers of the Wilkinson and 

Chitwood families, 1799-1912. 61-3305 

Williams, Clyde, 1873-1954. Correspondence. 

U22 -* 1 - 61-360 

Williams family. Papers, 1796-1904. 61-31 

Willis family. Papers, 1843-1908. 61-45 

Wilson family. Papers, 1698-1926. 61-1030 

Wood family. Papers, 1805-1906. 61-5 

Wright family. Business records, 1860-85. 61-306 

Wykoff, Roy A., collector. Miscellany, 1860-1950. 

61-86 
Yancey, Charles. Correspondence, 1839-65. 60-2558 



MISSOURI H ISTORICAL SOCIETY. ST. LOPIS 

Ackerman, Richard, d. 1862. Letters, 1861-62. 

62-1096 
Adams, David, 1798-1674. Papers, 1809-67. 62-1397 
AdlB family. Papers, 1839-1930. 62-1291 

Allen, DeWitt Clinton, b. 1835. Correspondence, 

1909-19. 62-1292 

Amoureux family. Amoureuz-Bolduc papers, 

1761-1898. - 62-1294 

Amson, Arthur. Papers, 1872-75. 62-1223 



Angert, Eugene H., 1877-1929. Correspondence, 

1910-30. 62-3837 

Ashley family. Ashley-Cabell papers, 1843-61. 



Astnr, John Jacob, 1763-1648. Papers, 1811-34. 



Audubon, John James, 1785-1851. Papers, 1808- 

1910. 62-1920 

62-2115 



Badger family. Papers, 1852-1950. 



Barclay, Shepard, 1847-1925. Papers, 1866-1925. 

62-3836 

Barry, J. NeUson. Papers, ca. 1954. 62-2279 

Bassford, Bomer. Correspondence, 1890-1934. 



Bales family. Papers, 1754-1851. 



62-1898 
62-2116 



Bayard, George DashleU, 1835-1862. Letters, 1856- 
60. 62-1990 

Beauregard family. Papers, 1647-1940. 62-1989 

Belcher family. Papera, 1834-85. 62-1654 

Bellalrs, Kenneth G., 1869-1940. Papers, 1892-1942. 

62-3835 

Bemls family. Papers, 1831-1931. 62-1757 

Benolst family. Banolst-CharlevlUs papers, 1708- 

1930. 62-1760 

Bent, Silas, 1882-1945. Papera, 1908-45. 62-1759 

Benton, Thomas Hart, 1782-1858. Papers, 1790- 

1942. 62-2110 

Bernays, Thelka Mary, b. 1856. Papers, ca. 1870- 

1930. 62-1653 

Berthold family. Papers, 1785-1954. 62-1758 

Dmry, Hayner and Company, Alton, Di. 

Records, 1865-66. 62-4880 

Martin, William, attorney of Alton, IU. Correspond- 
ence, 1839-47. 62-3255 



MOBILE. ALA. PUBLIP J .rniMPT 



Forbes (John) ft Company. Records, 1780-1841. 



MONMODTH county m rromcAi. association 



Allaire, James Peter, 1785-1858. Papers, 1810-68. 

62-3277 

North American Phalanx, Phalanx, N. J. Records, 

1843-56. 62-3819 

Scheuek, Garret Conover, 1806-1868. DlartoB, 1626- 
88. 61-3265 



MONTEZUMA SEMINARY. MONTEZUMA. N. M. 
LIBRARY 

Medina-Ascenelo, Luis, 1912- collector. Catholic 
Church history In Mexico papers, 1610-1900. 62-1241 

Medina -Aseensio, Luis, 1612- collector. Mexican 
Jesuit and other ecclesiastical college papers, 
1870-1951. 62-1362 

Medina-Ascensio, Luis, 1912- collector. 

Montezuma Seminary history papers, 1935-60. 

62-1242 

Monteznma Seminary, Montezuma, N. M Library. 

Miscellaneous manuscripts. 62-2547 



MONTOUR FALLS. N. Y. MEMORIAL LIBRARY 

Catharine, N.Y. Records, 1791-1880. 61-1615 

Documents on the organization and the controversy on 
the location of Schuyler Co., N.Y., 1852-70. 

61-1614 



MORAVIAN ARCHIVES. BETHLEHEM. PA. 

Bethlehem, Pa. Moravian Church. Records, 1742- 
ca. 1900. 62-1612 

General Economy, Northampton Co., Pa. Records 

1750-71. 62-1490 

Litttz, Pa. Moravian Church. Records, 1742-1888. 

62-1134 



Repository Index 



MORAVIAN ARCHIVES, BETHLEHEM. PA. (Continued) 

Moravian Church. Records, 1747-1858. 62-2078 

Moravian Church. Records of individual Moravian 

congregations, 1735-1959. 62-1403 

Moravian Church. Missions. Indian mission records 
1739-ea. 1860. 62-1564 

Moravian Church. Missions. Mq«*i?n records, 1737- 

62-1378 

Moravian Church. Provinces. Northern Province. 
Provincial Elders 1 Conference. Records, ca. 1742- 

62-807 



MORKISTOWN NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK 

Cobb family. Papers, 1748-1851. 51.274 

Ford family. Papers, 1770-1850. 60-2760 

Lldgerwood, William van Vleck, d. 1910, collector. 
Hessian materials, 1775-84. 60-3097 

Smith, Lloyd Waddell, collector. Papers, lBth-20tb 

eent 61-1156 

Tower, Charlemagne, 1848-1923. Papers. 60-3109 

Tuttle, Moses, 1732-1819. Papers, 1761-1819. 

60-2772 

Washington A ssociati o n of New Jersey, Morris- 
town. Park manuscript collection, 18th-20th 
cxa - 62-4976 



MOSES BROWN SCHOOL , PBnvmEwrr 

Friends, Society of. Sandwich Quarterly Meeting 

Records, 1684-1936. 62-1265 



t St. Mary's Seminary of the West, Norwood, Ohio. 
Library. Manuscript collection, 13th-19th cent. 

61-3145 



MPHLENBEHr. rai.T wr . E . ALLENTOWN , PA T.TMtiwv 

Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa. Library. Mann- 
script collection, 1775- 61-2505 



MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN. HEYE FO UNDATION 

NEW xyjmt see NEW YORK. MUSEUM OF THE ' 

AMERICAN INDIAN, BETE FOUNDATION 

MUSEUM OF THE CITTOF NEW YORK see NEW YORK. 
MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK 



NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY 

Audubon, John James, 1785-1851. Papers, 1826-48. 

60-859 



NAVAL ACADEMY. ANNAPOLIS see U. S NAVAL 
ACADEMY, ANNAPOLIS 



NEBRASKA. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY 

Nebraska- University. Library. Natlonalsozial- 
istische Deutsche Arbelter-Partei collection, 
MM-47. 61-1590 

Wherry, Kenneth Splcer, 1892-1951. Papers 

ca. 1942-51. 6J . U54 



NEW BRITAIN. CONN. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Burritt, Elihu, 1810-1879. Papers, 1839-78. 62-1393 



NEW BRU NSWICK. N. J. THEOLOGCAL SEMINARY 
OF THE REFORMED CHURCH IN AMEPJCaT LIBRARY 

New Brunswick, N, J. Theological Seminary of the 
Reformed Church in America. Records, 1784- 

62-1572 

Reformed Church In America. Board of Foreign 

Mi ssio n s, Records, 1832-1950. 62-1561 

Reformed Church in America, General Synod. 

Records of member churches, 1719-1957. 62-602 



Reformed Church In America. General Synod. 
Records of Reformed Church Judicatory bodies, 
1571-1960. 62-1601 



NEW CANAAN. CONN. LIBRARY 

Henderson, Ira Weuunell, 1878-1958. Papers, 

1904-58. 61-1205 



NEW CHURCH LIBRARY, CINCINNATI see 

CINCINNATL CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSA- 
LEM. NEW CHURCH LIBRARY 



NEW GLOOCESTKB mg TQHicAL SOCIETY 



New Gloucester Historical Society. Early *--- — »b 
1736-1837. .,_v 



61-1946 



NEW HARMONY. IND. WORKING MEWS rNSTrTUTE. 
LIBRA!* 1 

New Harmony, tad. Working Men's Institute. Library 
Manuscript collection, 1814-1940. 61-1513 



NEW JERSE Y. BUREAU OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY 

Camden Co. N. J. Tavern licenses, 1844-60. 

60-3259 

Hunterdon Co., N. J. Tavern licenses, 1738-1800. 

60-3258 

Livingston, William, 1723-1790. Papers, 1777-83. 

60-3147 

New Jersey (Colony) Laws, statutes, etc. Acts 

of the assembly, 1681-1802. 61-73 

New Jersey. Bureau of Archives and History. Early 
minute books, 1697-1935. 60-3260 

New Jersey. Bureau of Archives and History. 

Papers relating to canals, 1791-1835. 61-74 

New Jersey. Bureau of Archives and History. 
Papers relating 10 inquisitions on the dead. 
1688-1798. 61 . 1046 

New Jersey. Bureau of Archives and History. 
Papers relating to Insolvent debtors, 1747- 
1818. 60-3255 

New Jersey. Bureau of Archives and History. Papers 
relating to roads, 1775-1820. 60-3257 

New Jersey. Bureau of Archives and History. Papers 
relating to turnpikes, 1800-25. 60-3256 

New Jersey. Bureau of Archives and History. Revo- 
lutionary War records, 1778-1801. 80-3187 

Smith, Charles Perrln, 1819-1883. Diaries, 1878. 

60-3185 
Washington, George, Pre6. U. S. , 1732-1799. 

Papers, 1777-89. 60-3186 



NEW JERS FY HETORIEAL SOCIETY 
Abeel, James. Papers, ca. 1777-82. 



60-647 



Alexander, James, 1691-1756. Papers of James and 
Wflllam Alexander, ca. 1711-71. 60-650 

Allen family. Genealogical collection, ca. 1920- 

30. 60-832 

Ailing, Davuj. Business records, ca. 1803r58. 80-2442 

Bamberger, Louis, 1855-1944, collector. Autograph 
collection, ca. 1683-1929. 60-1585 

Beach, Ellas. Business records, 1821-65. 60-2453 

Beach, Plume, collector. Genealogical collection, 

ca. 1784-1910. 60-1048 

Belcher, Jonathan, 1681-1757. Papers, ca. 1731- 

55 ' 60-305 



Bell, Andrew, surveyor. Papers, ca, 1742-1850. 
Boggs family. Papers, ca. 1750-1912. 



60-217 
60-280 

Bradley, Joseph P., 1813-1692. Papers, ca. 1836- 
1936 - 80-669 

Bruen, Caleb W. Business records, 1812-27. 60-2647 

Burlington Co., N. J. Commissioners of the Loan 

Office. Records, 1776-98. 62-645 

Burnet, John Robertson, 1808-1874, collector. Gene- 
alogical papere, ca. 1820-1900. 60-1319 



Business records of persons and firms is Sussex Co. 

N. J., ca. 1820-50. 60-1799 

Camp, Caleb. Business records of Caleb, Joseph, 

and William Camp, ca. 1752-1833. 60-2458 

rfrrmen , Ezra Avers, 1834-1909. Papers, ca. 1858- ant 
1"»- 60-1*7 

Cleveland, Edmund Janes, 1842-1902. Papers, 1864- 
J902. 60-954 

Coodlct, Lewis, 1773-1862, collector. Pension applica- 
tion abstracts, ca. 1776-1837. 60-1337 

Condlet, Miss R. W. Diary, 1815. 60-2387 

Comet, E. F. Business records, 1862-91. 60-2480 

Counet, Stephen E. Business records, 1839-89. 60-2459 

Corey family. Papers, ca. 1833-95. 60-2440 

DenvWe record books, 1845-86. 60-1019 

Dickersou, Edward N., firm, Paterson, N. J. Records. 
1846-50. Sl^s! 

Dickersou, Mahlon, 1770-1853. Papers, ca. 1782- 

1852. 60-283 

Dickersou, Philemon, 1788-1862. Papers, ca, 1820- 
60. 60-279 

Doremus, Ralph, firm, Paterson, N. J. Records, 

ca. 1830-45. 60-2462 

Dormltzer, Walter, collector. Autograph collection, 
ca. 1777-1920. 60-281 

Duncan, Sebastian, 1840-1915. Papers, 1861-1915. 

60-2085 
Elmer, Ebenezer, 1752-1843. Papers, ca. 1778-85. 

60-287 

Ely, Edwin Augustus, 1836-ca. 1927, collector. 

Autograph collection, ca. 1863-1890. 60-289 

Essex Co., N. J. Sheriff. Records, 1850-53. 80-645 

Fine, Jacob. Busuiess records, ca. 1831-57. 60-2463 

Green, Robert Stockton, 1831-1895. Papers, 1863- -_t 
66 - 60-20UT 

Hayes, Samuel, physician and merchant. Busmess 

records, ca. 1786-1835. 60-2450 

Holmes family. Papers, 1680-1907. 60-i«40 

Hornblower, Joseph Coerten, 1777-1864. Papers. 

ca. 1830-1900. 60-862 

Horton, Phlneas, firm, Ironia, K J. Records, ca. 

1808-52. 60.J6J,, 

Hunt, Sauford Bebee, 1825-1884. Papers, ca. 1837- 
92 - 60-288 

Hunt, William Southworth, collector. Autograph collec- 
tion, ca. 1736-1943. 60-1342 

Jackson, John PeUr, 1805-1861. Papers, 1824-85. 

60-332 
Junior Cavalry of America. 1st Regt. Montdair 

Mounted Troop. Records, 1931-42. 60-648 

Kearny, Lawrence, 1789-1868. Papers, 1814-44. 

60-269 
Kearny, Philip, 1S15-1862. Papers, 1861-63. 60-290 

Knapp, wilhelmina A., collector. Records concern- 
lug the High Street Preebyterian Church, Newark. 
N. J., ca. 1841-1944. 60-633 

Lamed, DanleL Letters, 1861-63. 60-2090 

LeddeL S. w. Business records, ca. 1835-67. 60-2464 

Llveright, Frank L Swedish tercentenary records 

193 '- 38 - 60-1136 

Loomls, Archie Harwood, 1871- Papers, 1923-24. ^ 

80-206dfl| 
Lyon, Isaac S., b. 1812 7 Booston history materials 

1859 - 87 - 60-1192 

Medical Society of New Jersey. Records, 1768-1888. 

60-631 
Morris, Lewis, 1671-1746. Papere, 1730-46. 60-277 

Morris, Robert Hunter, ca. 1700-1764. Papers. 

ca. 1734-58. 60-244 

Nelson, William, 1847-1914. Historical MSS. ca. 

1872-1914. ^60-282 

Nelson, William, 1847-1914, collector. Autograph 

collection, ca. 1690-1913. 60-1331 

Nesblt, Thomas. Business records, ca. 1787-1825. 

60-348 



HEW JERSEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 



Repository Index 



Nettleahlp, Icabod C. Business and legal records, 

ca. 1860-80. 60-1650 

• New Jersey (Colony) General Assembly. Mantes, 
1781-52, and records of later bodies, 1776-81, 
1806-08. 60-253 

Nov Jersey (Colony) Provincial Congress. Records, 
"75-77. 60-215 

New Jersey. Constitutional Conventual, 1644. Min- 
utes, 1844. 60-644 

New Jersey. Treasury DepL Records, 1637-43. 

60-424 

New Jersey Historical Society. Baptist church 

records ca. 1779-1812. 60-600 

New Jersey Historical Society. East Jersey manu- 
scripts, ca. 1872-1873. 60-216 

New Jersey Historical Society. Elizabeth-town manu- 
scripts, ca. 1699-1804. 60-221 

New Jersey Historical Society. Miscellaneous 

manuscripts, ca. 1664, 1956. 60-267 

New Jersey Historical Society. New Jersey 

boundary papers, 1769. 61-742 

New Jersey Historical Society. New Jersey manu- 
scripts, ca. 1681-1600. 60-284 

Now Jersey Historical Society. New Jerseyana, ca. 
1664-1920. J ™' 80.288 

New Jersey Historical Society. Newark (N. J.) account 
books, ca. 1798-1854. 60-349 

New Jersey Historical Society. Production award 

records, ca. 1842-45. 80-331 

New Jersey Historical Society. Revolutionary era 

manuscripts, ca. 1765-90. * 60-220 

New Jersey Historical Society. Skips' logs collec- 
tion, ca. 1732-1839. 60-239 

New Jersey Historical Society. Statesmen autograph 
-^ collection, ca. 1775-1930. 60-285 

™ New Jersey Historical Society. West Jersey manu- 
scripts, ca. 1649-1829. 60-218 

Newark Female Charitable Society, Newark, N. J. 
Margaret Symington Clark Memorial Pond. 
Records, 1875-1937 60-646 

Newark, N; J. Poll Usfs,-1812-54. 60-642 

Newark, N.J. Tax lists, ca. 1817-50. 60-643 

Newark, N. J. Town records, 1666-1836. 60-978 

Newark, N. J. Clinton Avenue Baptist Church. 

Records, 1860-1948. 60-641 

Newark, N. J. Newark Industrial Exhibition, 1872. 

Records, ca. 1872-76. 60-333 

Nichols,. Isaac Business records of Isaac and 
Alexande r Nichols, ca. 1821-55. 

Ogden lamlhj. Papers, ca. 1789-1887. 

Cgden like Ra ilro a d Company: Records, ca. 1856- 



85. 



60-350 



Paris, Ferdinand John. Papers, 1744-55. 60-926 

Parker family. Papers, ca. 1724-1850. 60-1341 

Parkburst, Caleb. Business records, ca. 1764-1817. 

60-2447 
Parkhurst, E. L. Business records, ca. 1795-1846. 

60-2448 
Pennington, William, 1796-1862. Papers, ca. 1820- 

«*■ 60-982 

Ptorson, Edward A^ 1836-1663. Papers, ca. 1796- 

1916. 60-2534 

Powers, John Vance. Papers, 1861-63. 60-214 

■ Ralston, John, fL 1782-1815. Business records, ca. 

1782-1815. 60-1653 

Ralston, John, fL 1823-1876. Business records, ca. 

1823-76. 60-1644 

Baquetle Lake Railway Company. Records, ca. 

Bay Union, Eagleswood, N. J. Records, 



1866-1950. 



61-656 



Shlpman family. Genealogical papers, ca. 1887- 

1*42. 60-640 

Smith, Stuart C, collectar. Manuscripts, ca. 1740- 
18W - 60-278 

Smock, George. Business records, 1788-1823. 60-2449 



Somerset County (N. J.) Bible Society. Records, 

1817-1915. 60-615 

Spicer, Jacob, 1716-1765. Papers, ca. 1744-77. 



Stafford family. Papers, 1813-38. 



60-302 
60-887 



Stryker (D.) and Son, Inula, N. J. Records, ca. 1882- 
1920. 60-1410 

Surveyors' Journals, 1716-43. 60-2052 

Tracy, Gilbert Avery, b. 1835, collector. Papers, 

ca. 1864-1920. 60-663 

Vail, Alfred, 1807-1859. Papers, ca. 1826-1912. 

60-304 

Vandsrpool, Eugene. Papers, ca. 1820-1903. 60-347 

Vroom, Peter Dumont, 1791-1873. Papers, ea.1820- 
83. 60-237 

Ward, Marcus Lawrence, 1812-1664. Papers, ca. 1851- 
83. 60-864 



Waters, Charles D. Papers, ca. 1872-87. 



60-953 



Whitehead, William Adse, 1810-1884. Manuscript 
histories of East Jersey and Perth Amboy, N. J., 
ca. 1645-85. 60-1152 

Wlckes, Stephen, 1813-1889. Papers, 1860-92. 60-1140 

Williamson, Isaac Halsted, 1769-1844. Papers of 

Isaac and Benjamin Williamson, ca. 1610-65. 60-664 

Wilson, Peter, 1746-1825. Papers, 1778-1855. 61-1028 

Woodbrldge, N. J. Town records, ca. 1668-1790. 

60-303 

Wright, Helen Martha, collector. New Jerseyana, 

ca. 1766-1935. 60-1036 

Wytnaa, Luther B., collector. Sanitary Fair collec- 
tion, 1864. 60-258 



NEW YORK. GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Of 
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCB IN THE 
UNTIED STATES. LIBRARY 

Johnson, Samuel Roosevelt, 1802-1873. Correspond- 
ence, 1818-1916. 60-1723 

New York. General Theological Seminary of the 
Protestant Episcopal Church In the United 
States. Collection of bishops' papers, 1764- 
1935. 62-5026 

New York. General Theological Seminary of the 
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United 
States. Records, 1754-1642. 62-2486 

Bobbins, Howard Chandler, 1876-1952, collector. 
Rabbins collection of bishops' papers, 1785-1943. 

61-518 
Seabury, Samuel, Bp., 1729-1796. Papers, 1740-1800. 

60-1743 



NEW YORK. METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. LI- 
BRARY 



tutsan, Henry Hudson, 1665-1947. Letters to Harriet 
Hyatt Mayor. 60-2511 

New York. Metropolitan Mnimi of Art. Mis- 
cellaneous manuscripts, 18th-20th cent 61 -355 

Westmaeott, Sir Richard, 1775-1856. Correspondence. 

60-920 



lgW .I??E: MHSE"M "W THE "sptffiAarTptWAf, 
HEYK FOUNDATION 



Du Bdis, Constance Goddard. Papers, ca. 1905. 62-2574 

Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expedition, 

1886-1894. Records, 1888-91. 62-2046 

Keppler, Joseph, collector. Iroquois papers, 1882- 

1S4t - 62-1708 

Laurent, Joseph. AbnakJ language collection, 

1806-1923. 62-4801 

MacGowan, Alexander B. Letters, 1862-87. 62-1713 

New York. Museum of the American Indian, Bsye 



Foundation. Field notes. 



62-2573 



New York. Museum of the American Indian, Heye 
Fo un da tion . Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1620— 



Passamavioddy Indians. Records, 1775-1912. 62-1705 

Quumey family. Papers, 1763-1915. 62-1706 
Schnller, RodoUo R., 1873-1932. Papers, ca. 

1825-ca. 1635. ^ 62-25J5 



Tooter, William Wallace, 1848-1917. Papers. 62-1707 

Vatentnu, PhlUpp Johann Josef, 1828-1899. 

Papers, ca.1870-ea.16SO. 62-2572 

Wilson, Florence L. Letters, 1884-85. 62-1712 



NEW YORK. MUSEUM OF THE CTTT OF NEW YORK 

DeLancey family. Papere, 1686-1900. 61-661 

Jones tamOy. Papers, 1734-1838. 61-696 

Livlngstoa family. Papers, 1719-1873. 61-1161 

Mitemll, Samuel Latham, 1764-1831. Papers, 1801-31. 

61-1098 

Monro, Henry, 1730-1801. Papers, 1736-1852. 



Munro, Peter Jay, 1767-1833. Jay papers, 1778- 
1628. 61-890 

New York. Museum of the City of New York. Bills; 
1712-1938. 61-412 

New York. Museum of the City of New York. Letters 
1647- 61-1050 

New York, Museum of the City of New York. 

Miscellaneous collection, 1646- 61-1131 

Riker family. Papers, 1654-1682. 61-413 

Smith, Alfred Emanuel, 1873-1944. Papers, 1886- 

1945. 61-1099 



NEW YORK. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. LIBRARY 

Adams, William, 1807-1680. Papers, 1823-80. 

61-1285 

Briggs, Charles Augustus, 1841-1913. Papers, ca. 

1641-1913. 61-1223 

Brown, Francis, 1849-1916. Papers. 61-1941 

Brown, William Adams, 1865-1943. Papers, 1890- 

1942. 61-1374 

Coffin, Henry Sloans, 1677-1954. Correspondence, 
1937-45. 61-1288 

Leiper, Henry Smith, 1891- Correspondence, 

1933-45. 61-1189 

Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. Presbyteries. 

New York Records, 1813-1636. 61-1188 

Presbyterian Church In the U. S. A. Synods. New York. 
Records, 1803-1925. 61-1287 

Schaff, Philip, 1819-1893. Papers, 1842-92. 61-1222 

Smith, Henry Preserved, 1847-1927. Papers. 61-1225 

Tiplady, Thomas, 1682- Papers, 1882-1946. 61-1700 



NEW YORK (STATE) SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL AND 
LABOR RELATIONS. ITHACA see CORNELL 

uravERsrrY. new York state school of 

INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR RELATIONS 



NEW YORK. STATE LIBRARY. ALBANY 



Abbott, Jacob, 1803-1876, collector. Abbott collection, 
ca, 1700-1800. 62-2159 

Abbott, Jared T. CMi War papers, 1864-66. 62-141 
Abet, Reuben. Papers, 1823-78. ~~ 62-1236 

Albany Female Seminary. Records, 1827-61, 



62-2276 



Bacon, Theodore, 1834-1900. Papers, 1878-1907. 

62-140 
Banyar, Goldsbrow, 1725-1815. Papers, 1772-1877. 

62-1422 

Barnard, Daniel Dewey, 1796-1881. Papers, 1640-61. 

62-153 

Batcheller, George Sherman, 1836-1908. Papers, 

1807-1943. 82-1471 

Btxby, George Stephenson, b. 1860. Papers, 1872- 

1935. 62-1514 

Bleeeksr, Harmanus, 1776-1849. Papers, 1715-1885. 

62-139 

Bleecker, John N., 1739-1825. Papers, 

1704-1870. 62-2458 

Bogart, Henry L Papers, 1749-91. 62-749 

x, Jesse F„ b. 1828. Papers, 1847-89. 



Repository Index 



NEW YORK. STATE LIBRARY. ALBANY (Continued) 

Brown, Orsell Cook, 1835-1881. Papers, 1861-65. 

62-154 
Cole, Thomas, 1801-1848. Papers, 1821-63. 62-1185 

Crane, Zebulon, 1787-1848. Papers, 1782-1871. 

62-1470 

Doane, William Croswell, Bp., 1832-1913. Papers. 

1769-1932. 62-1008 

Eno, Stephen, 1764-1854. Papers, 1745-1908. 82-1137 

Folsom, George, 1802-1869. Papers, 1819-1937, 

62-1442 

Gardiner, James Terry, 1842-1912. Papere, 1791- 
1886. 62-937 

Grand Army at the Republic. Dept ol New York. 

Records, 1865-1949. 82-2530 

Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909. Papers, 1750- 

1917. 62-980 

Hanson, Willis Tracy, collector. Papers, 1724-1833. 

62-1179 
Boleomb, George, 1791-1856. Papers, 1805-98. 

. 62-587 

Palmer family. Papers, 1764-1857. 62-1421 

Piatt, Zepbanlah, 1735-1803. Papers, 1774-1807. 

82-598 
Ransom, Charles Sutherland, collector. Ransom 

collection, 1776-1855. 62-597 

Seymour, Horatio, 1810-1886. Papers, 1764-1886. 

62-568 
Stevens, Earl W., d. 1838. Papers, 1824-47. 62-976 

Thomson family. Papers, 1802-44. 62-907 

Williams, John, 1752-1806. Papers, 1767-1841. 

62-966 

Wool, John Ellis, 1784-1869. Papers, ca. 1800-70. 

62-570 



NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE. LIBRARY 

Bard, John, 1716-1799. Papers, 1761-1895. 60-1230 

McLane, James Woods, 1839-1912. Papers, 1864- 

1806. 60-2122 

Parker, Willard, 1800-1884. Papers, 1827-83. 60-1259 

Pascalis-Ouviere, Fflix, 17307-1833. Papers, 1793- 
1626. 60-1250 

60-1256 



Townsend, Peter S. Papers, 1821-30. 



60-1945 



NEW YORK HBTORCAL BOOETY 

Adams, John, Pres. U, S., 1735-1826. Papers, 1775- 

1818. 60-2144 

Adams, John Cjulncy, Pres. B. S., 1767-1848. Papers. 
1796-1845. 80-2145 

African Free School, New York. Records, 1816-32. 

60-2896 
Alexander, James, 1691-1756. Papers, 18th cent. 

e 

Alexander, William, 1726-1783. Papers, 1717-83. 

80-2736 
Alien, Stephen, 1767-1852. Papers, 1821-49. 60-2081 

Almon, John, 1737-1805. Papers, ca. 1770-1805. 

62-644 
Alsop, John, 1697-1761. Papers, 1730-75. 60-1886 

American Academy of the Fine Arts, New York. 

Records, 1803-40. 60-1843 

American Art-Union, New York. Records, 1840-51. 

80-1844 
American Fur Company. Records, 1831-47. 60-1936 

Ames, Ezra, 1768-1836. Papers, 1790-1826. 60-1845 
Anderson, Alexander, 1775-1870. Papers, 1793- 

1869. 60-1887 

Arnold, Benedict, 1741-1601. Papers, 1772-82. 60-2241 
Arthur, Chester Alan, Pres. U. S., 1830-1866. 

Papers, 1845-81. 60-2167 

Bailey, John, 1786-1835. Correspondence, 1817-30. 

60-2735 
Bancker, Evert, b. 1734. Papers, 1782-1600. 60-3239 
Bancker family. Papers, 1718-1824. 80-1925 



Bank of Newburgh, Newburgh, N. Y. Records, 1816- 
60. 60-2653 

Barclay, Thomas, 1753-1830. Papers, 1812-14. 60-2070 

Barker, Jacob, 1779-1871. Papers, 1814-31. 60-1846 

Barnes, James, 1801-1869. Papers. 60-2518 

Barrett, Theodore. Letter book, 1790-1802. 62-841 

Bauman, Sebastian. Papers, 1775-95. 61-72 

Bayard, Nicholas, 16447-1707, defendant. Papers 
relating to Bayard's trial, 1702. 61-3316 

Bayard family. Papers, 1710-1845. 60-2161 

Bayard family. Papers of the Bayard, Bake, and 

Lynch famines, 1717-1848. 62-212 

Beatty, Erkm-lea, 1769-1823. Journals, 1779-87, 

61-3320 

Beekman, Gerard G., 1719-1797. Papers, 1762-70. 

61-1579 

Beekman, Henry, 1888-1776. Letters, 1732-53. 

60-2737 

Beekman family. Letters, 1711-1852. 60-2277 

Beekman family. Papers. 80-841 

Benson family. Papers, 18th-19th cent 80-1884 

Betancourt, juHo. Papers, 1912-15. 60-2699 

Betts, William, 1802-1884. Miscellaneous papers, 
1615-79. 62-643 

Blddb, Charles. Letter book, 1835-36. 61-2998 

Blackwoll, Robert M. Business letters of Robert M. 
and Samuel Blackwell, 1830-55. 80-2738 

Bleecker, Anthony Llspenard. Letter book, 1767-87. 

61-1578 

Bleecker lamlly. Correspondence, 1737-1832. 

60-3060 
Blizzard Men of 1888, New York. Records. 60-2095 

Bloor, Alfred Janson, d. 1917. Papers. 60-1920 

Blount (John G. and Thomas) Washington, N. C. 

Letter book, 1796-97. 61-1577 

62-1255 

Boudlnot, Ellas, 1740-1821. Correspondence, 1771- 
1817. 60-3021 

Bowne, Robert Hartshorns. Letter books, 1807-23. 

60-3076 
Bradlsb, Luther, 1783-1863. Papers, 1816-83. 60-1897 
Bradstreet family. Papers of the Bradstreet, Evans, 
Symington, and Balabridge families, 1703-1855. 

60-2180 
Brainerd, Israel, 1772-1854. Papere, 1900-54. 80-616 
Brandow, Henry. Account books, 1852-59. 80-1935 

Brooks, Charles, 1795-1672. Letters, 1659. 

61-1575 
Brooke, Elizabeth Albree. Letters, 1858-56. 

61-1574 
Brown, James F., gardener. Papers, 1829-84. 60-601 
Bruyn family. Correspondence, 1786-1830. 60-2278 

Buchanan, Robert Stewart. Papers, 1840-81. 60-1926 

Buchanan (Thomas) and Son, New York. Account 

books, 1806-17. 80-2284 

Burnett, William, d. 18127 Letter book, 1788V1S03. 

62-1823 

Caldwell, James, d. 1829. Business correspondence. 
1785-1832. to-lM 

Campbell, William W., 1806-1881. Papers, 1830-33. 

60-1885 
Carroll, Anthony. Papers. 60-3075 

Chadwick, French Ensor, 1844-1919. Letter books. 

1886-88. 110-2531 

Chauncey, Charles, 1777-1849. Papers, 1800-49. 

60-1887 
Chauncey, Isaac, 1772-1840. Papers, 1805-21. 60-1919 
Chlsholm, Alexander, CoioneL Papers. 60-3040 

Clarkson, John, 1764-1828. Journals, 1791-92. 

62-1680 
Clay, Henry, 1777-1852. Correspondence, 1817-45. 

60-3302 
Clinton, De Witt, 1769-1828. Papers, 1788-1828. 



Bogert, Rudalphus. Letter book, 1792-89. 



61-1573 



Clinton, George, 16887-1761. Papers, 1744-63. 

Clinton, George, 1739-1812. Papers. 

Clinton family. Correspondence, 18th-earty 19th 



60-2082 
61-1572 



R163 



Coan, Titus, 1801-1882. Letters, 1830-72. 60-1869 

Cobb (Albert) A Company, Boston. Records, 1867- 
73. 80-635 

Colden, CadwaOader, 1688-1776. Papers. 61-646 

Committee for the Relief of East Tennessee. Records, 
1864-65. 62-1629 

Conkllng, Mary R. B. Letters, 1856-64. 62-1826 

Constitution (Frigate) Records, 1798-1844. 80-2417 

Contl, marquis de. Papere, ca. 1745-ca. 1760. 60-2739 

Conyne, Caspams. Papsrs, 1727-1605. 80-2684 

Cooper, James Fenlmore, 1789-1851. Papers. 80-2603 

Cooper, James, of Paajbkeepsis, N. Y. Letter book, 
1788-93. 62-1289 

Cooper, Hewitt & Company, New York. Records, 

1848-1905. 60-2446 

Corbett, Marlon. Papers, 1839-40. 60-3203 

Correspondence concerning the protection of the 
people during the riot of 1834 in New York City. 

61-604 
Cor family. Papers, 19th cent. 60-2164 

Cranio, David Edward, b. 1839. Papers. 62-2023 

Crystal Palace, New York. Records, 1851-74. 80-2882 

Curtentus, Peter. Papers, 1801-44. 80-2077 

Cuyler family. Papers, 1711-1810. 60-2279 

Darlington, William, 1782-1663. Papsrs, 1800-62. 

60-1883 
Davis, Alexander Jackson, 1803-1882. Papers, ecljto 

Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889. Correepondenee, 1841- 

w - 60-2168 

Deall, SamueL Account books, 1757-75. 80-1878 

De Costa, Benjamin Franklin, 1831-1804. Papers, 
ca. 1660-85. 62-3731 

Defiance (Ship) Logbooks, 1807-09. 80-2632 

De Laaeey family. Papers, 1647-1804. 60-2165 

Delaplalne, Joshua. Papers of Joshua and Samuel 

Delaplalne, 1721-1839. 60-2740 

De Neufville, John. Papers, 1780-85. 80-2664 



i, 1681- 

60-2429 



80-2245 



Denlson, William, d. 1718. Notes of 
1718. 

De Peyster family. Papers, 1682-1840. 

De Voe, Thomas Fairington, 1811-1892. Papers, 

1704-1883. 60-2285 

De Witt, Lockman and Kip, Mew York. Records 

1OT0 -»0- 80-2286 

Dexter, Henry Maxtyn, 1821-1890. Correspondence. 
1880-72. g2^ 16 

Dodge, Richard, 1762-1832. Papers, 1791-1830. 

90-2541 

Dow, George, of New York City. Letter books, 1851- 

68. 60-3950 

Drake, Joseph Rodman, 1765-1820. Papers. 80-2290 
Duane, James, 1733-1797. Papers, 1767-95. 60-2701 
Duer, WUHam, 1747-1799. Papers, 1752-99. 60-2] 

Dunlap, WfUlam, 1768-1839. Diaries, 1797-1834. 

62^1321 
Dnrand, George R. Diaries, 1861-65. 60-2535 

Durell, Edward Henry. Papers, 1802-87. 60-2678 

DutUh and Wacbsmuth, Philadelphia. Records, 1784- 
" mA 80-2283 



i-SMl 



1800. 
Duycklnck family. Correspondence, 1690-1876. 

60-2244 
Elliott, Andrew. Papers, 1776-83. 80-2281 

Ellis, John Stoneaere. Papers, 1874-86. 60-2756 

Ellis family. Papers, 19th cent. 90-2288 

Elmendorf family. Papers, 18th-lSth cent. 



MEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 
Elzas, Banatt Abraham, 1867-1936. Papers. 60-1868 
Ericsson, John, 1808-1889. Papers, 1831-88. 60-2418 
Erie Railway Company. Records, 1874-78. 60-2282 

Evangeles, ChriMldoolus L. M. Diaries, 1834-40. 

60-2877 
Evening star, New York. Records, 1833-41. 80-2789 
Experiment (Sloop) Records, 1786-87. 60-2318 

Eyre, Jean. Papers, 1778-77. 82-1836 

Paircldla,ai«xlss Stebbms, 1842-1924. Papers. 

18 "- 1W4 - 60-2878 

"^S^J 1 '^ Coltog " * P"****" "ml Surgeons 
of the Western Dtttrict. Records, 18O0-2oT 60-2660 

Fartnsr family. Papers, 1688-1752. 81-1S71 

Faulkner, William o. Account books, 1772-00. 60-2483 

rt ^jj£g^a^> Bedford, N.Y. lltaut.., 

00-2520 
Poms, Isaac, 1796-1873. Papers. 60-2313 

Fleming John, treasurer of lira York City. Letters, 

1BU "*- 62-1678 

Fonda family. Papers. ^-tHa 

PormaoBunUy. Papers, 1748-1823. 80-2270 

FowlBT, OflbertO. Papers, 1792-1887.- 60-2560 

Pox, Gustans Vasa, 1821-1883. Papers, 1841-83. 

60-2751 
Fo* Virginia L. (Woodbury) Correspondence, 1880- 

60-2879 
Preaklm end Hewbold, lira Tort Records, 1801- 

80-2487 
French, Edwin Davis, 1851-1908. Letters, 1896- 

1W6, 60-1891 



4^ Pulton, Robert, 17B5-181S. Paper*. 



60-2170 
Itonau, Gabriel, 1800-1854. Pmmr,, 1781-ca. 1844. 

01-1581 
Gallatin, Albert, 1781-1849. Papers. 1780-1848. 

60-2762 
Gelte^ Albert Eugene, 1881-1962. Papers, 1916- 

80-838 
flalhr l n "" " fr - Papers, 1258-1838. 60-2952 

GaMevoort family. Papers, 1758-1820. 60-2262 

Gardiner, James H., d, 1889. Papers, 1862-66. 

62-1270 
Gales, Horatio, 1728-1806. Papere, 1730 <ea.)-99. 

60-2704 
Goleum, David. Correspondence, 1813-14, 62-2384 

Genet family. Correspondence 01 the Genet and 

Taytor tamlttee, 1784-1878. 60-2261 

Georgia (Mall steamer) Logbooks, 1880-51. 60-2536 
Garrtsh and Barren, Boston. Letter book, 1738^*0. 

82-1746 
GUms, llary (Chinning) 1747-1824. Papers. 60-2720 

dies, AquUa. Papere, 1750-1838. 80-2421 

°>^<Sanm.u and Company, New Tort Records, 



60-2273 



Glen family. Papers, 1712-1807. 

Goo^ebj Caepar Frederick. 1847-192S. Papers, 

1883-1909. 60-2419 

60-2674 
Gt-Hrtt. Parlament. Hon. of Conmoaa. Journal*, 

"' 81-504 

Greeley, Horace, leu-lew. Correspondence, 1846- 

60-2755 



Grant, Gabriel. Papers, 1840-68. 



», NathanaeL 1742-1788. Lettere, 1777-84. 

80-2703 
Greens, Samuel Dana, 1839-1884. Papers, 1869- 

60-2430 

Greg^snd Cunningham, New York. Letter book, 

61-1580 



Grmen and Eddy, New York. Records, 1838-42. 



GfjIalW^ 



Records, 1731-1858. 



60-2300 



B »«lJtaiJtonulact l irii»jCons^ny, Hamilton, N. Y 

CMbuuyCoJ RecoroXlTSWSMT^ 60-3580 



Repository Index 



Hammond, Jabez Delano, 1778-1885. Letters, 1826- 

M - 62-498 

Haiirtek family. Papers. w-VSl 

Harbord, James Guthrie, 1866-1947. Papers. 60-2976 

Hardy, Sir Charles, 17187-1780. Papere, 1755-77. 

60-2790 
Hartson, Richard. Papere, 1732-1880. 60-927 

Harper, James, 1795-1869. Papers, 1844-45. 80-2706 

Harrison, Benjamin, 1726 7-179L. Lector book. 

1W-WI. ^ 62-614 

Harvey, John V. Papers, 1819-21. 62-635 

Hs»^ekairiJeiise^KtagBton,N.Y. Records, 

1787-1846. gj.^8, 

^oo*' Pr ™ C " U ** r ' 1W " 1M8 - PaD,r ». =- >•»- 

60-2312 

Hawley, Jesse, 1773-1842. Papers. 80-2514 

Hay, Odny. Papers, 1776-92. 60-2862 

Heath, William, 1737-1814. Papers, 1775-83. 60-2707 

Helser, Christopher. Papers, 1840-60. 60-2680 

Herron, Francis Jay, 1837-1902. Papers, 1861-66. 

60-2708 
Hewitt AbM Stevens, 1822-1903. Correspondence, 

""-«- 60-2710 

HoHey, Myron, 1778-1841. Letters, 1799-1840. 

62-613 
Hone, Philip, 1780-1851. raarlss, 1828-51. 60-2705 

Hopper, John C. Papera. 80-2721 

Horsmanden, DameL 1694-1778. Tapers, 1714-47. 

61-1774 
Hosack, David, 1769-1835. Lettere, 1815-23. 60-2672 
Hovm, BexaleeL 1750-1825. Papers. 80-2559 

Howbmd, Joseph. Papers, 1861-65. 60-2713 

Rowland, Sarah (Hazard) 1781-1847. Journals, 

1818 " M - 60-2714 

OD-ZZB0 

Hudson-Falton Celebration Commission, New York. 

Correspondence, 1909-10. 60-2718 

Hudson Rber Day Ltoe. Records, 1833-1941. 60-634 

Hughes, Hugh, d. 1B04. Letter books, 1776-82. 

60-2716 

Hull, Isaac, 1773-1843. Papers, 1809-40. 60-2416 

Humphreys, David, 1752-1818. Papere, 1802. 60-2289 

Hunter, Robert, d. 1734. Papere, 1711-44. 60-2754 

Hunter, SamueL Correepondeiice, 1615-64. 80-2753 

Button, George T. Papers, 1839-41. 80-2655 
RaBan Opera Association, New York. Records, 

1 * 82 - 60 - 60-2719 

Janes family. Legal papers, 1819-61. 80-2274 

Jay, John, 1745-1829. Papere, 1770-84. 60-2717 

* , ?»«?^^? 0mal, ' P ™- D - S ' 174s - l,n «- P>I»™. 
,1781-1826. M _ 2752 

'"ImSts* VWbm - "*"- in*-!"*. Papers, 

60-2711 
Keep, Austto Baxter, 1875- Papers, 1904-32. 60-2722 
Kempe, John Tabor. Papers, ca. 1780-80. 60-2544 

Kentucky. Marnage records, 1786-1834. 60-2750 



King, Horatio, 1811-1897. Letter books, 1882-80. 

King, Rates, 1755-1827. Papers, 1786-1826. 
Hngsbury. Jacob, 1756-1837. Papers, 1799-1891. 
Kingston, N. Y. Records. 



60-2749 
60-2688 



60-2552 



Knox, Henry, 1750-1806. Correspondence, 1777-1801. 

60-2415 

"ttSS.*"*^ ""-"*■ COT "' P0 -SS m 

60-2372 

I^cey, John, 1755-1814. Papers, 1773-81. 60-2980 

l«fi»ette, Mane Joseph Paul Yves Rod Gilbert du 

f778"l' M T r,rti " te ' 1757 - 18M - Correspouoence, 
778 l8S1 - 60-2747 



487 



Laight, William. Diaries, 1795-1822. 62-2486 

Lamb, John, 1735-1800. Papers, 1765-95. 60-2555 

Lancaster, DanleL 1796-1880. Papers. 60-2749 

Lansing family. Papers. j,,.^ 

Laurence, John. Papers, 1770-80. 60-2765 

Lawrence (Emten N.) and Company, New York. 

Records, 1865-81. g^o, 

Lawrence, Eugene, 1823-1894. Papers, 1872-94. 

60-2371 
Lawrence, Jonathan, 1737-1812. Business records, 

1782 - 60-2407 

Lawrence and Ellison, New York. Receipt books 

1784-1801. *" 'so-nut 

60-836 

60-2264 

61-1761 

60-2265 

61-3321 



Lawrence family. Papere, 1777-1893. 

Lawrence family. Papere, 1784-1830. 

Lawrence family. Papers, 18th cent. 

Leake family. Papers, 1755-1835. 

Lee, Robert P. Record books, 1786-1806. 

Leister, Jacob, d. 1691. Papere, 1688-90. 61-1759 

Lena, Fredertek Siglsmund. Business records, 1763- 

' 60-2490 

Leonard, Robert Woodward. Correspondence, 1881- 

M - 60-2781 

Leonard, William H. Paper., 1856-6!. 60-2296 

Le Ray de Cbaumont, James Donatien, 1760-1840 

Papers, 1802. " gg.jg,,, 

Lewie, Lawrence, 1787-1839. Letters, 1800-37. 

62-640 
Lincoln, Abraham, Pros. V. 8., 1609-1865. Pagers 

1858 -« 5 - 60-2766 

Lincoln, Benjamin, 1739-1810. Correspondence 

"75-1807. '60-2554 

Literary Confederacy, New York. Papers relating to 

the Aeronaut. 60-2984 

LWngston, Robert R., 1746-1813. Papers. 60-2377 

Livingston family. Papers, 1716-1808. 60-2602 

Lloyd family. Papers, 1654-1822. 60-2656 

X *^i < *?, H ?^' *"* * <***• 1694-1791. 

Papera, 1746-83. 61 ^, u 

Maeaulay, Catbartne (Sawbrtdge) 1731-1791. Papers. 

62-1674 
MeComb, John, 1763-1853. Papers, 1803-25. 60-2368 

MacDonald, John MacLean, 1790-1863. Papers. 

ea. 1844-ca. 1862. ^ 60.227! 

McDougalL Alexander, 1732-1786. Papers, 1756-95. 

60-2779 
Machln, Thomas. Papere, 1777-83. 60-2780 

McKesson, John. Papers. 60-3297 

McLane, Allan, 1746-1829. Papers, 1775-1821. 80-2430 

McNeil, John, 1784-1850. Correspondence, 1812-42. 

62-1679 
Madison, James, Pros. U. S., 1751-1836. Correspond- 
ence, 1784-1835. 60-2778 

80-2777 

62-633 

60-2776 



Malcolm, William. Papers, 1777-83. 
Mason, Myra (Peters) Letters, 1824-29. 
Mattesan family. Papers, 1819-50. 

Meade, Richard Worsam, 1807-1870. Papers, 1839- 

60-2537 
Meade, Richard Worsam, 1837-1897. Papers, 1853- 

60-2543 
Mertom, Ebeneaer, 1794-1884. Correspondence, 

1850 "* 1 - 60-2775 

Mersereau, Joshua. Papere, 1777-1808. 60-2568 

MMdletown, N. J. Records, 1700-1670. 61-674 

Mniedoler, Phfllp, 1775-1852. Papers, 1785-1852. 

60-614 
Miller, Samuel, 1789-1850, collector. Papers. 

61-1715 
Mitchell, Whitehead. Account books, 1812-15. 60-2774 
Mohawk Turnpike Company. Records, 1801-04. 60-2657 



Repository Index 



NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Monroe, James, Pres. U. S., 1758-1831. Papers, 

1794-1824. 80-2791 

Montgomery Co., N. Y. Records, 18th-early 19th cent. 

60-2287 

Moore, Frank, 1828-1904. Correspondence, 1861-75. 

61-574 
Moot Debating Club, New York. Records, 1768-74. 

61-580 

Morgan, Edwin Denises, 1611-1883. Papers, 1859- 

63. 60-2981 

Morgan (Theopallus SJ and Company, Oswego, N. Y. 

Letter book, 1813-17. 62-1268 

Morris family. Papers. 60-2295 

Morse, Jedldlah, 1761-1826. Correspondence, 1788- 
1822. 60-2930 

Mott, Eopper Striker, 1854-1924. Papers, 1871-1908. 

62-2144 
Moultoa, Joseph White, 1788-1675. Papers. 60-2234 

Mount, William Sidney, 1807-1868. Papers, 1841- 

68. 60-2370 

MunselL JoeL 1808-1880. Diaries, 1828-34. 60-2931 

Murray, Bannah Lladley, 1777-1836. Diaries. 

61-1714 

Murray, John, 1741-1815. Letters, 1799-1811. 

, 62-1677 

Murray, John R. Account books, 1842-74. 60-2797 

Murray, Mary. Diaries, 1817-25. 60-2940 

Murray family. Papers, 18th-19th cent. 60-2266 

Murray family. Papers, 1761-1863. 60-1061 

Naval History Society, New York. Letters from U. S. 
'naval officers, 1870-90. 60-3023 

Naval History Sodety, New York. Logbooks of Maine 
fishing schooners, 1853-65. 60-3032 

Naval History Society, New York: Miscellaneous 

manuscripts. 60-3031 

Naval History Society, New York. Papers relating to 
Bristol, B. L, 1801-55. 61-134 

Naval History Society, New York. Papers relating to 
Bristol and Warren, H. L, 1618-55. 61-163 

Naval Order of the United states. Records, 1895- 

1931. 60-2542 

New York (City) Deeds, 1643-1896. 60-2616 

New York (City) Names of persons who voted in the 
3d ward, 1808. 60-2294 

New York (City) Register of discharges of New York 
Insolvent debtors, 1811-18. 60-2522 

New York (City) Tavern keepers licenses, 1756-1809. 

60-2297 
New York (City) Assessors. Tax lists, 1695-1796. 

60-2293 

New York (City) Courts. Records. 62-2291 

New York (City) Fire Dept. Records, 1855-64. 60-2272 

New York. Gallery of Fine Arts. Records, 1844- 

58. 62-608 

New York. Lylng-ln-HospltaL Records, 1869-74. 

60-2675 
New York. Marble Cemetery. Records, 1830-1807. 

60-2521 

New York. Mariners' Church. Marriage records, 
1830-52. 61-579 

New York (City) Marshal's Office. Records, 1807- 

13. 60-2785 

New York (City) Mayor's Court. Records. 60-2538 

New York. Merchants' Exchange. Auction satas in 

the Merchants' Exchange, 1854-62. 60-2378 

New York. Metropolitan Fair, 1864. Records, 1884. 

60-2309 
New York. Nautical School. Letter book, 1859-60. 

62-1829 

New York. Nursery and Child's Hospital Records. 
1853-1934. 80-2685 

New York. Su Mark's Church. Records, 1806-1913. 

60-2513 
New York. Society of the United Christian Friends. 

Records, 1796-1843. 60-2311 

New York. Trinity Church. Records, 1897-1786. 

60-2317 



New York. Union Delenee Committee. Records. 



New York (Colony) Marriage licenses, 1768-83. 



New York (State) Council of Revision. Records, 

1778-94. 60-2310 

New York (State) Legislature. Records, 1698-1792. 

60-2697 



New York (State) National Guard. 



rolls, 1876. 
61-160 



New York Genesee Land Company. Deeds, 1795-1809. 

60-2652 

New York Historical Society. Account books, 

1678-1899. 61-220 

New York Historical Society. Apprentices' in- 
dentures, 1718-1915. 60-3081 

New York Historical Society. Boundary papers, 

1644-1807. 61-1B0 

New York Historical Society. Business records 

relating to New York City, 1742-1900. 60-3072 

New York Historical Society. Court records, 1680- 

1834. . 60-3004 

New York Historical Society. Manuscripts relating to 
New York City, 1641— 20th cent 60-3054 

New York Historical Society. Ms using of the colors 
papers, 1924- 62-624 

New York Historical Society. Military and naval 

papers, 1769-1851. 61-938 

New York Historical Society. Military papers relating 
to New York State, 1760-1879. 60-3010 

New York Historical Society. Orderly books, 1748-1883. 

61-170 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Albany, 1667-1865. 60-3090 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Allegheny Co., Pa., 1792-1824. 60-2917 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 
Amsterdam, Montgomery Co., N. Y, 1795-1825. 

60-2915 
New York Historical Society. Papers relating to As- 
toria, Long Island, N. Y., 1833-75. 60-3050 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Bedford, Westchester Co., N. Y., 1722-54. 60-2914 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Boston, 1674-1840. 60-2913 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Broadalbm, N. Y., 1798-1825. 60-2916 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Brooklyn, 1681-1854. 60-2896 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 
Canada, 1694-1825. 61-592 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to Cana- 
Joharle, N. Y. , 1782-1825. 60-3051 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 
Caughnawaga, Montgomery Co., N. Y. , 1784- 
1825. 60-3180 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 
Charleston, Montgomery Co. , N. Y., 1795-1838. 

60-3181 
New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Chatham, Columbia Co., N. Y., 1808-47. 60-2912 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Claveraek, Columbia Co., N. Y, 1710-1854; 60-2910 

New York,Hlstorleal Society. Papers relating to 
Coeymans, Albany Co., N. Y., 1790-1625. 

61-217 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Columbia Co., N. Y., 1773-1872. 60-2911 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Connecticut, 1663-1822. 60-2929 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Dutchess Co., N. Y., 1697-1885. 60-3110 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Florida, N. Y. , 1788-1824. 60.3182 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 
Fort MUtor, Washington Co., N. Y., 1787-1803. 

60-2928 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

France. 62-1569 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Georgia, 1738-1846. 60-2927 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Bampsmad, N. B. 62-1827 



New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Harlem, New York City, 1660-1870. 61-606 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Hempstead, N. Y., 1731-1822. 60-2908 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to £t 

Herkimer Co., N. Y., 1733-1839. 60-2907^ 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Booslck, Rensselaer Co., N. Y-, 1771-1834. 60-2906 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Hurley, Ulster Co. , N. Y. , 1667-1900. 60-3074 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Indians, 1735-1827. 61-547 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Jamaica, Long Island, N. Y., 1743-1872. 60-2905 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Johnstown, Fulton Co., N. Y., 1773-1837. 60-2904 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Ktaderhook, N. Y., 1704-1838. 60-3052 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

markets in New York City. 61-218 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to Mary- 
land. 61-131 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Massachusetts, 1663-1815. 60-3056 

New York HlstorlcaLSodety. Papers relating to 

Minden, Montgomery Co., N. Y., 1790-1863. 60-2903 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to Mml- 
sink, N. Y., 18th cent. 60-3183 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Mohawk, Herkimer Co., N. Y., 1784-1856. 60-2902 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Morrtsania, New York City, 1846-74. 61-578 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

New Hampshire, 1697-1831. 60-2300 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to New ^-. 
Jersey, 18th cent. 60-3055 JB 

New York HistoricalSodety. Papers relating to 

Newburgh, Orange Co., N. Y. 60-2901 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to Ohio, 
1786-1856. 62-2412 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Onondaga Co., N. Y., 1795-1867. 60-2919 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Orange Co., N. Y. 60-3053 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Oswego Co., N. Y., 1737-1841. 60-2918 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to Pala- 
tine, Montgomery Co. , N. Y. , 1786-1844 60-3184 

New York Historical Sodety. Papers relating to 

Peimsytvanla, 1682-1867. 60-2805 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Queens Co., N. Y., 1720-1822. 60-2894 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Hossie, St Lawrence Co. , K Y. , 1851-74. 61-287 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to Salis- 
bury, N. H., 1739-1845. 60-3057 

New York Historical Sodsty. Papers relating to 

Schenectady, N. Y. , 18th-19th cent. 60-3078 

New York Historical Sodety. Papers relating to 

slavery, 18th-19th cent. 60-3063 

New York Historical Sodety. Papers relating to 

South Carolina, 1714-1822. 60-3073 

New York Historical Sodety. Papers relating to 

Southold, Suffolk Co, N. Y, 1685-1785. 60-2893 ^ 

New York Historical Sodety. Papers relating to ^r 

States Island, N. Y, 1670-1800. 60-3061 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Suffolk Co, N. Y, 1701-1814. 60-2892 

New York Historical Sodety. Papers relating to 

the French and Indian War, 1744-79. 60-3098 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to the 
Mexican War, 1844-49. 60-3058 

New York Historical Sodety. Papers relating to the 
War of 1861-1865. 61-615 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

the War of 1812. 61-537 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Troy, Rensseber Co., N. Y, 1786-1830. 60-2890 



MEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Tyron Co., N. T., 1712-1616. 61-1561 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Ulster Co. , N. Y. , lBth-19th cent. 60-3077 

Mew York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Virginia, 1716-1838. ^^ 60-2891 

New York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Washington Co., N. Y„ 1761-1870. $0-2909 

Mew York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Westchester Co. , N. Y. , 1657-ca. 1853. 61-281 

NOw York Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Windham Co. , Conn., 1724-1836. 60-3087 

New Tori Historical Society. Receipt books, 1748-1876. 

61-230 

60-2941 

New York Historical Society. Records of Presbyterian 
churches In New York City, 1784-1848. 61-132 

New York Historical Society. Record* of Reformed 

Dutch churches la New York City, 1788-1876. 61-133 
New York Historical Society, Records of societies, 
clubs, and associations, 1795-1931. 61-697 

New York Historical Society. Records relating to 

auctions m New York City, 1825-39. 60-3082 

New York Historical Society. Revolutionary War 

papers, 1775-85. 61-581 

New York Historical Society. Ships' records 
1660-1883. 



New York Historical Society. Records. 



60-3088 
New York Hi s torical Society. Signal books, 1779-1862. 

62-2040 

New York Historical Society. Surreys of New York City, 
1780-1800. 60-3022 

New York Hospital. Records, 1834-45. 60-2291 

New York Lyceum. Records, 1834-44. 60-2292 

New York Society for Promoting the Manumission of 
Suns. Records, 1786-1849. 61-531 

New York Young Men's Society. Records, 1831-33. 

60-2422 
NewbbM, George, banker. Papers, 1800-49. 60-2798 

Newton, N. Y. Records, 1787-1676. 61-280 

Nicholson, James, 1736-1604. Papers. 60-2569 

NlcoU, Charles. Business records, 1753-79. 60-2308 

Noble, Louis Legrand, 1613-1882. Letters, 1649-78. 

60-3062 
Noma, Matthew. Receipts, 1734-40. 62-634 

O'Conor, John Christopher. Papers, ca. 1880-1930. 

60-2286 
Oglethorpe, James.Edward, 1696-1785. Bills of 

exchange, 1738-43. 60-2456 

Ye Okie Settlers Association of Ye West Side, New 

York. Records. 60-2424 

Olmstead, Aaron B. Papers, 1839-87. 60-2943 

Olmstead family. Correspondence, 1618-78. 60-2267 

Ooderdonk Paper Mill, Rostyn, N. Y. Account books. 

1785-1810. 60-2494 

Onderdunk, Benjamin TredweU, Bp., 1791-1661. 

Papers, 1612-32. 60-2314 

CTRlaUy, Henry, 1806-1886. Papers. 61-1701 

Osgood, Samuel, 1748-1613. Papers, 1775-1612. 



62-623. 
60-2276 

61-532 



Packard family. Correspondence, 1778-1614. 

Palmer papers, 1679-1806. 

Papera on the construction of the harbor at Buffalo 
1836-47. g'j.jTS 

Papers relating to the Mayan language. 61-164 

Papers relating to the Washington Arch, New York, 

Parish, David. Letter books, 1802-16. 
Parks, Peter. Receipt books, 1792-1862 
Paul, Alfred. Letter books, 1860-63. 
Peacock (U. s. Ship) Records, 1839. 
Pendleton, Nathaniel, 1756-182L Papers, 1782-1819 

61-763 



61-605 
60-2683 
60-3060 
60-2944 
60-2945 



Repository Index 



Peters, John. Papers, 1777-80. 60-3070 

Pickering, Timothy, 1745-1829. Correspondence, 

1777-1824. 60-2553 

Plntard, John, 1759-1844. Papers, 1790-1844. 60-2240 

Phuner family. Correspondence, 1610-76. 60-2259 

Porter, David Dixon, 1813-1891. Correspondence, 

1841-70. 60-2551 

Porter, Evelina (Anderson) 1790-1871. Papers, 

1613-91. 60-2920 

The President, Directors, and Company of the West- 
chester Turnpike Road. Records, 1800^28. 60-2444 

Protestant Episcopal Church la the U. S. A. Archives. 

60-2843 
Pryor, John Edward. Account books, 1762-81. 60-2307 

Public School Society of New York. Records, 1807- 
^ 60-3071 

Randall, Henry Stephens, 1611-1876. Correspondence, 
1828-70. 60-2922 

Randel, John. Papers, 1612-22. 60-2670 

Rathbone family. Papers, ca. 1800-65. 60-2257 

Reed, Joseph, 1741-1785. Correspondence, 1757- 



95. 



60-2933 



Reynell b Coatas, Philadelphia. Records, 1738-1632. 

60-2306 
Rodgers, John, 1727-1611. Sermons, 1755-1806. 

60-2315 

Rodney, George Brydges Rodney, baron, 1719-1792. 

Papers, 1780-82. 60-2853 

Rogers, John, 1829-1904. Correspondence. 60-636 

Rogers, John, 1829-1904. Papers, 1848-1933. 

60-3067 
Rush, Richard, 1780-1859. Correspondence, 1813- 

M - 60-2934 

Rutgers Medical College, New York. Records, 1822- 
30> 60-2673 

60-2258 
,60-2671 
60-2305 



Rntherfurd family. Papers. 

Sage, Gardner. Papers, 1809-68. 

Sanders' family. Papers. 

Santo Domingo (French Colony). Correspondence 

1774-80. 60-3079 

Schuyler family. Papers. 60-2260 

Scioto Land Company. Records, 1785-93. 60-2455 

Seabury, Hannah Amelia (Jones) Correspondence, 

18*3-33. l ~~ '80.JO3J 

Seaman and Lawrence, New York. Records, 1772-77. 

60-2304 
Se lignum, Joseph. Correspondence, 1862-78. 60-904 
Seton, Robert, Abp., 1839-1927. Papers. 60-2539 

Seward, George Frederick. 1840-1910. Papers. 
lAon-ioin * ^ 



1890-1910. 



60-2935 



60-2936 



Seward, Samuel Sweay, 1768-1849. Letters, 1818-22. 

62-1353 
Seymour, Horatio, 1810-1886. Papers, 1844-86. 

Sharp, Granville, 1735-1813. Papers, 1768-73. 

60-3086 
Shrewsbury, N. J. Records, 1743-1846. 62-1676 

Sickles, Daniel Edgar, 1619-1914. Papers, 1851-1911. 

60-2413 
Slgel, Pram, 1624-1902. Papers, 1861-89. 60-2937 

Sill family. Papers. 60-2938 

Silvester family. Correspondence, 1770-1857. 60-2250 

Smith, Buckingham, 1810-1671. Papers. 60-2926 

Smith, Christopher, of Jamaica, N. Y. Letters, 1779. 

62-1745 
Smith, Gerrlt, 1797-1674. Letters, 1834-74. 62-642 

Smith, Helen Evertson. Papers. 60-2635 

Smith family. Papers, 1666-1879. 60-839 

Snyder, Benjamin, 1742-1631. Account books. 



1766-95. 



60-3083 



Society for the Relief of Poor Widows with Small 

Children, New York, Minutes, 1802-1932. 60-2501 



Spooner, Lysander, 1808-1887. Correspondence, 

1845-62. 60-2924 

Squier, Ephraim George, 1821-1888. Papers, 1849-57. 

60-2970 

Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Shop, Alexandria, 

Va. Records, 1813-ca. 1880. 60-2443 

Stanford, John, 1754-1834. Papers, 1795-1832. 60-2428 

Steuben, Frlednch Wllhelm Ludolph Gerhard Augustln, 
baron von, 1730-1794. Papers, 1778-82. 60-2923 

Stevens, Cat h a r i n e (Clarkson). Diaries, 1833-35. 

61-1585 
Stevens, Bbenezer, 1751-1823. Papera, 1775-1614. 

60-2412 

Stevens, John Austin, 1827-1910. Papers. 60-3250 

Stevenson, Jonathan Drake, 1800-1894. Papers, 1846- 

48. 62-1747 

Stewart, WilHam George. Papers, 1839-59. 60-2303 

Stewart and Jones, New York. Records, 1786-99. 

60-2301 
SUUwelL John Edwin, 1853-1930. Papers. 60-2939 

Story, Joseph, 1779-1845. Papers, B02-04. 61-3315 

Stougtton, Juan. Papers, 1794-1809. 61-1608 

Street, Alfred Billings, 18117-1881. Papers, 1840- 

*>• 60-2508 

Stsyvesant, Petrus. Letter book, 1751-80. 62-1254 

Sbiyvesant Institute of the City of New York. Records, 
1834-39. 60-2504 

Saber, William, 1863-1941. Papers. 60-2921 

Swett, Samuel, 1782-1866. Correspondence, 1825-41. 

60-3059 
T allmari g v family. Papers. 60-2249 

Tammany Society, or Columbian Order. Records, 

1789-1812. 60-2454 

Taylor, John W„ 1784-1854. Correspondence, 1813- 

33. 60-2925 

Taylor, John w., b. 1830 or 31. Papers, 1657-63. 

60-2953 
Taylor, Moses. Correspondence, 1836-37. 60-2427 

Ten Broeck family. Papers. 60-2248 

Ten Eyck family. Papers. 60-2246 

Thomas, Isaiah, 1749-1831. Letters, 1780-99. 

62-615 
Thomas, William, 1786-1660. Papers, 1806-57. 

60-3085 

Thompson, Smith, 1768-1843. Correspondence, 

1796-1843. 80-2800 

Thursby, Emma Cecilia, 1845-1931. Papers, 

1860-1921. 60-3084 

Tontine Coffee House, New York. Records, 1789- 

U'l. 60-2661 

Townsend family. Papers, 1751-1654. 60-2247 

Trepp, Caspar. Papers, 1861-63. 60-2414 

TrumbulL John, 1756-1843. Papers, 1787-1839. 

60-2639 
Turnure, David M. Papers, 1856-72. 61-376 

United Insurance Company in the City of New York. 

Papers. 60-2525 

U.S. Army. Contlntental Army. Quartermaster's 

Dept. Records, 1778-81. 60-2869 

U. SI. Custom House, Baltimore. Records, 1600-09. 

60-2523 
U. S. Custom House, New York. Records, 1790- 

1835. 60-2524 

V. S. District Court. New York (Southern District) 

Records, 1605-72. 60-2545 

United States Mall Steamship Company. Records, 

1848-59. 60-2425 

United States Military Philosophical Society. Records 

1789-1613. 60-3089 

United States Sanitary Commission. Records, 1864. 

80-2851 
Van Beverhoudt family. Papers, 1750-64. 60-2251 

Van Bokkelen, Unertus. Papers. 80-3041 

Van Buren family. Papers, 1664-1825. 60-3042 



Repository Index 



NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Van Cortland, Philip. Papers, 1713-60. 61-1778 

Van Cortlandt family. Papers, 1S9S-1S20. 60-833 

Yandermli family. Papers. 60-2252 

Van Rfimwlacr family. Papers, 1713-1858. 60-3064 

Van Sehaack family. Papers, 1697-1836. 60-2253 

Van Vecnten family. Correspondence, 1783-1831. 

60-3013 

Verplanck, Gullan Crommelln, 1786-1870. Papers, 
ca. 1830-70. 60-3065 

Verplanck family. Papers. 60-2254 

Wadsworth, Jeremiah, 1743-1804. Papers, 1776- 

1800. 60-2860 

Wakeman, Burr. Business records, 1830-55. 62-1675 

Walter, Robert James, 1801-1880. Correspondence 
1B36-69. 60-3066 

Ward, John Qulncy Adams, 1830-1910. Correspond- 
ence, 1887-1915. 60-637 



Warren, William D. Business records, 1843-67. 

Warren family. Papers, 1639-1795. 
Watts family. Papers, 1689-1870. 



60-2302 
62-211 
60-2255 
Weed, Thurlow, 1797-1882. Correspondence, 1818- 

82. 60-2096 

Wendell family. Papers, 1708-1829. 60-2547 

Wheeler family. Papers, 1863-92. 60-22S6 

Whelan, Joseph V. Letters, 1820-47. 60-3045 

Wilbur, James Benjamin, 1656-1929, collector. 

Inventories, 1717-1844. 62-2146 

WUlard, John, 1759-1825. Correspondence, 1800- 

38. 60-3068 

Williams, William, 1688-1760. Sermons, 1708-46. 

60-2316 

60-3069 

Windsor, Conn. Congregational Church. Rscords, 

1652-1758. 60-2686 

Wise, Henry Augustus, 1819-1869. Papers, 1855-66. 

' 62-1828 

wise, William W. Papers, 1823-34. 61-1785 

Witter, Thomas. Business records of Thomas Witter 
and Daniel Stiles, 1747-86. 60-2327 

Woman's Municipal League, New York. Records, 

1909-28. 60-2426 

HEW YORK SOCTBTT T.TW.A py 

Goodhue family. Papers, 18th-18th cent 61-2065 

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY! LIBRARIES 

Fates, De Coursey, 1888- collector. The Files 

collection, ca. 1750-1950. 60-1551 



Williams family. Papers, 1749^1836. 



NEWARK. N. J. FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Cole, Timothy, 1852-1931. Letters, 1884-1922. 

62-1652 
Howard, John Tasker, 1890- Papers. 60-2148 

Newark, N. J. Free Public Library. Literary manu- 
scripts. 60-2851 

Schaaf, Edward Oswald, 1869-1939. Papers. 62-3608 

NEWBERRY LIBRARY . CHICAGO 

Anderson, Sherwood, 1876-1941. Papers, 1904-41. 

59-199 

Babcock, Otrvllle Ellas, 1835-1884. Papers, 1849- 
1M7. *~ 60-14 

Bell, Edward Price, 1869-1943. Papers, 1889-1942. 

59-194 
BoUaert, William, 1807-1876. Papers, 1837-43. 



Browne, Francis Fisher, 1843-1913. Papers, 1860- 
ea. 1913. 59-184 

Burbank, Etta-idge Ayer, 1858-1949. Letters, 

1897-1914. 61-900 

Catherwood, Mary (HartweU) 1847-1902. Papers, 

1860-ca. 1902. 59-255 



Chans family. Papers, 19th cent. 61-1016 

Cowley, Malcolm, 1898- Papers, 1918-48. 60-1153 

Cram, Ralph Warren, 1869- Papers. 62-583 

Dahlgren, John AdolphuB Bernard, 1609-1870. Papers, 
1858-70. 60-1026 

DelL Floyd, 1887- Papers, 1908- 59-198 

French, Alice, 1850-1934. Papers, 1871-1934. 59-186 

Gates, William Esmond, 1663-1940, collector. Lin- 
guistic materials. 61-938 

Goethe, OttUle (too Pogwlscb) von 1796-1872. Papers, 
1813-68. 60-2109 

Gonzalez, Pablo, 1876- Papers, 18th and 19th cant. 

61-1017 

Grierson, Benjamin Henry, 1626-1911. Corre- 
spondence, 186640. 61-905 

Harrison, Carter Henry, 1860- Papers. 60-1011 

Harrlsse, Henry, 1829-1610. Caiques et fac-slmlles 
d'andennes cartss su I'Amerlque avant 1550. 

61-1091 

Joachim, Joseph, 1831-1907. Correspondence, 1843- 
1900. 60-816 

Johnson, Charles B. Papers, 1859-69. 61-1948 

judson, William Voorhees, 1865-1923. Papers. 



Klrkbnd, Joseph, 1830-1894. Papers. 



81-3084 
60-823 



Lardaer, Ring WUmer, 1885-1933. Papezs,,l*07- 

33. 82-354 

Lawson, Victor Fremont, 1850-1925. Papers. 60-1010 

The Little room manuscripts, 1898-1929. 62-203 

Louisiana (Province) Governors. Dispatches of the 

Spanish Governors of Louisiana, 1766-91. 61-1254 

McConnlck, Channeey, 1884-1954. Papers. 62-582 

Marure, Alejandro, 1808-1651. Papers relating 

to Guatemala, 1779-1876. 61-875 

Memoirs concerning French possessions, 1702 -SO. 

61-1100 

Montezuma papers, 1753-1885. 81-2192 

Newberry, Walter Cass, 1835-1912. Papers. 60-2550 

Newberry Library, Chicago. Archival materials, 

1518-1835. 61-2193 

Newberry Library, Chicago. Papers relating to 

Cuba, 1771-1821. 61-3181 

Newberry Library, Chicago. Papers relating to 

Louisiana, Texas, and New Mexico. 61-1617 

Newberry Library, Chicago. Papers relating to Texas 
under Spain and Mexico, 1729-1836. 61-1382 

Newberry Library, Chicago. Papers relating to the 
American Fur Company, 1822-56. 61-3248 

Newberry Library, Chicago. Philippine manuscripts 
collection, 1558-1903. 61-2195 

Newberry Library, Chicago. John M. Wing Foundation. 
Manuscripts an the history of printing, 1470- 61-1845 

Noronha family. Papers, 1500-1700. 61-888 

Norton, John, Mohawk Indian. Papers, 1805-10. 



Payne, John Howard, 1791-1852. Papers, 1826- 

40. 61-895 

Payne, William Morton, 1858-1919. Papers. 61-609 

Pearee, Christopher Gardner, 1811-1882. 

Correspondence, 1839-51. 61-939 



Ransom, Will, 1878-1955. Archives, 1898-1955. 
Raster, Hermann, 1827-1891. Papers. 



61-1425 
61-724 



Rlchman, Irving Sordine, 1861-1938, collector. 

Manuscripts Is Mexican Archives. 61-874 

Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957. Papers. 60-1402 

Spencer, Piatt Rogers, 1800-1864. Papers. 60-1009 

Stock, Frederick August, 1872-1942. Manuscript 

scores, 1889- 61-2739 

Stock, Frederick August, 1872-1942. Papers, 1904- 
40. 60-1987 

62-2134 

60-1986 



Taylor, Graham, 1851-1938. Papers. 
Thomas, Theodore, 1835-1905. Papers. 
Tletjens, Eunice (Hammond) 1884-1944. Spars. 

Tree, Lambert, 1832-1910. Papers. 



60-695 
60-988 



Waldeck, Jean Frederic m™*.*.™*". comte de, 
1766-1875. Papers, 1826-34. 

Webster, Henry KttchelL 1875-1932. Papers, 1911- 
32. 60-1012 



NICOLLET COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM. ST. PETER. 



Nicollet County Historical Society. Manuscript 

collection, ca. 1851-ea. 1928. 61-1418 



TOOTH CAROLINA. STATS DEPT. OF ARCHIVES AND 

HISTORY 

Andrews, Alexander Boyd, 1873-1946. Papers, 1730- 
1845. 61-3202 

Bsgley, William Henry, 1833-1886. Papers, 1849- 

66. 61-30*0 

Bell, Thomas. Papers, 1896-1909. 61-3046 

Bragg, Thomas, 1810-1872. Papers, 1864-70. 61-3081 

Brtmley, Herbert Hutchinson, 1861-1948. Papers, 

1881-1610. 61-3263 

Brock, Ignatius. Papers, 1733-1877. 61-3080 

Brooks, Eugene Clyde, 1871-1947. Papers, 1926-3L 

61-3363 

Buxton, Ralph Potts, 1826-1900. Papers, 1835-74. 

61-3190 

Caraway, Daphne King, 1881-1933. Papers, 1903-34. 

61-3079 
Carney, Joseph, 1803-1874. Papers, 1800-1900. 

61-3253 
Caihey family. Papers, 1772-1941. 61-3023 

Clement, William Bailey. Papers, 1858-68. 61-3614 

Crocker, Hsrsllla R. Fort. Papers, 1843-52. 61-3207 

Duke u ni ve r si ty , Durham, N. C. Centennial celabra- _■ 
Uon rollectloil, 1937-39. 62-185 \ 

Eames, Richard M. Papers, 1876-96. 61-3209 

Engelhard, Joseph Adolphns, 1833-1879. Bills, 1877- 

,B - 61-3208 

Everhart, George Marlowe, 1826-1891. Panes, 1863- 

61-3210 

61-3133 

61-3256 

61-3211 

61-3513 



90. 

Galon family. Papers, 1787-1937. 

Heck, J. M. Papers, 1761-1947. 

Bines, James M. Papers, 1766-1889. 

Buss, John A. Papers, 1860-1903. 

Johnston, Hugh Buckner, collector. Papers, 1778-1934. 

61-3393 

Lewis, Kenelm Harrison, d. 1866. Papers, 

18344907. 61-3642 

Mordseal family. Papers, 1796-1876. 62-106 

Patau, David, 1800 or 1801-1882. Papers, 1832-1902. 

61-3197 
Peels family. Papers, 1723-1906. 61-3643 

Pettlgrev family. Papers, 1772-1912. 62-4988 

Phillips, James J. Papers, 1797-1868. 61-3139 

Pan, Edward William, 1863-1934. Papers, 1884-1933. 

61-2984 
Riddle family. Papers, 1836-97. 61-3216 

61-2986 

61-2*86 

61-3509 

62-6* I 

61-2907 

61-3617 

61-2*79 



Papers, 1734-1941. 
Royster family. Papers, 1876-1906. 
Shaffner, John F. Correspondence, 1846-67. 
Webb family. Papers, 1835-1919. 
Wells, Newman. Papers, 1810-79. 
Wester, Thomas C. Papers, 1823-1905. 
Woodard family. Papers, 1783-1*01. 



NORTH CA ROLINA. rnnvERsrnr. LIBRARY 



Shaw, George Bernard, 1856-1950. 
Correspondence, 1891-1950. 

Stewart, Ethelbert, 1857-1936: Papers, 1884-1*33. 



62-4410 



60-2758 



NORTH CAROLINA. PNIVEBgrrY. LIBRARY (Continued) 

Tijnwnhiim, (tunnel Aaron, 18747-1948. Papers, 
1S08-B. 62-21 

WoUa, Thomas, 1900-1S3S. Papua, lOS- 62-62 



MCRTgCAROIJHA. TOUV Ele in x LIBRARY. 
SOUTmiKNtngTVTrnr-.T. mtiui-non 

Anaid, Harry Ariell, 1880- Paper*, 1880-195J. 

Anderson, Edwin Aairanrlnr, 1880-1933. Papers. 

1878-1938. 82.58 

Andrews, Alexander Boyd, 1841-1915. Papers of 
Alexander Boyd Andrews, father aad sen, 1859- 
1»46. 60-2815 

Andrews, Charms Haynes, 1835-1905. Papers, 1795- 

W5 °- 62-7T 

Andrews, Ganstt, 1837-1903. Papers, 1818-1928. 

82-490 
Arnold, Richard DennU, 1808-1876. Papers, 

1849-76. 62-4460 

Arrtngton, Archibald Banter, 1809-1872. Papers. 
M07-US5. ^^62-76 



81-3512 
62-1153 
62-4406 



Amy, Jsmss, 1791-1872. Papers, 1818-1901. 

Avery family. Papers, 1798-1916. 
Bagley family. Papers, 1848-1939. 

Balch, Oeorgs Beall, 1821-1908. Papers, 1830-1924. 

62-18 
Battle family. Papers, 1785-1955. 62-58 

Bead family. Papers, 1830-75. 62-4464 

Beckwsh, Edmund Ruffle, 1890-1949. Fasers. 



1753-1949. 



62-46 



BeckMth, John Watrns, 1831-1890. Papers 
4f 1852-M- 62-4454 

Bennett, Bngh Hammond, 1881-1960. Papers, 

1923-56. 62-4405 

Benson, Berry. Papers, 1880-1922. 81-2641 

Blanehard, Elizabeth Amis Cameron. Papers, 

1694-1954. 62-57 

Bonetarake, Jesnette E. Papers, 1862-66. 62-4404 

Brags, John, 1806-1878. Papers, 1851-87. 60-2232 

Branch family. Papers, 1784-1919. 60-3232 

Branson, Eugene Cmmtoghim, 1661-1933. Papers. 
1899-1933. 60-699 

Briars, Willis Grandy, 1875-1954. Papers, 1764- 

WS4 - 62-56 

Blight, John Morgan, 1817-1911. Papers, 1854-1911. 

62-42 
Brookes, Iveson Levis. Papers, 1785-1668. 62-48 

Broun, William LeRoy, 1829-1902. Papers, 1838- 

W0J - 00-15 

Brown, H a nrtltan, 1766-1870. Papers, 1752-1907. 

61-3879 
Brumby family. Papers, 1833-1929. 62-4489 

Bryant, Benry Edward Cowan, 187S- Papers 

1737-1945. ^^ gj^ejj 

Bullitt, Mildred Ann (Pry) 1796-1879. Papers. 



1813-1908 
Bnlloah famUy. Papers, 1784-1929. 
Bompas family. Papers, 1838-1933 
^P Burgwyn family. Pasera, 1784-1927. 



62-4411 

60-2087 

62-4462 

62-487 

Campbell, John Archibald, 1811-1889. Papera 

1836-1920. "*""*' gj^^j 

Bseorde, 1848-64. 60-1198 

Carmaek, Edward Ward, 1856-1908. Papers, 1850- 
!•«• 61-157 

Carr, James Qxborn, 1869-1949. Papers, 1743-1938. 

62-926 
Carotbars, Robert Loonsy, 1800-1882. Papers, 

1823-70. 61-158 



Clarfcson, Harlot, 1863-1942. Paper*, 1862-1945. 



61-3680 



Repository Index 



62-29 



Coker, Robert Erjin, 1876- Papers, 1908-56. 

Cotor, Wllltam Chambers, 1872-1953. Papers. 
1881-1956. 

Colston, Raleigh Edward, 1825-1896. Papera, 1842- 
1906. 60-677 

Coingland, Edward, 1819-1877. Papera, 1845- 

1921. 62-446S 

Creole, Mary (Farrow) 1881-1948. Papers, 1706- 

1946. 62-963 

Crlglar, William Louis. Papers, 1848-85. 62-4455 

Dahney family. Papers, 1716-1945. 61-1149 

Daniels, Jonathan, 1902- Papers, 1866-1955. 

62-4403 

Davidson, Theodore Fulton, 1845-1931. Papers, 

1874-99. 62-4461 

Davie, Preston, 1881- eoUeetor. Papers, 1560-1903. 

62-45 

Onto, William Richardson, 1756-1820. Papers, 

1758-1818. 82-225 

Davis, Hayas, 1888-1942. Papers, 1900-41. 61-3666 

Davis family. Papers of the Davis and Beale families. 
1M8-1M0. 60-251 

Delta Cooperative Farm, Billhoose, Miss. 

Papers, 1936-56. 62-4961 

Dent, Louis Addison, 1863-1947. Papers, 1717-1946. 

62-47 

Darnell family. Papera, 1795-1868. 62-5009 

Doaghton, Robert Lee, 1863-1954. Papers, 1913-54. 

62-43 
Elliott family. Papers, 1698-1898. 62-4456 

Elmore family. Papers, 1843-1936. 62-4457 

Errtn, William Carson, 1860-1943. Papers, 



1798-1936. 



62-4466 



Fellowship of Southern Churchmen. Papers 

"37-57. ' 62-4463 

Garland, Wllltam Harris. Papers, 1819-73. 62-135 

Gibson famUy. Correspondence, 1840-1919. 61-2621 

Gift, George Washington, b. 1833. Letters. 

1862-70. 82.444, 

Classic, Henry Haywood, 1871-1938. Papers, 1883- 
1837. 60-774 

Glenn, Lmvrtrlan Chalmers, 1871-1951. Papers, 

1752-1927. 62-488 

Godbey, Allen Howard, 1884-1948. Papers, 1785-1948. 

62-1440 
Goktberger, Joseph, 1874-1929. Papers, 1891-1949. 

62-6 
Gordon family. Papers, 1814-1936. 60-2584 

Gorrel], Ralph, 1803-1875. Papers, 1797-1874. 

82-557 

Goran, Daniel C, 1829-1911. Papers, 1861-1908 

62-4447 

Graham, William P., d. ca. 1844. Papers, 1812-57. 

81-1212 

Graves family. Papers, 1815-1901. 60-773 

Gray family. Papers, 1722-1879. 61-3670 

Gregoiie, James, 1798-1874. Papers of James 

Gregorls and family, 1774-1918. 60-1702 

Griggs, James Mathews, 1861-1910. Papers, 1892- 

1813 - 60-2119 

Grimball, John Berkley, 1800-1893. Papers, 1683- 

U30- 61-2642 

Grimes family. Papers, 1766-1929. 61-3669 

Haekett, Robert Franklin. Papers, 1752-1942. 

62-25 
Hagner, Peter, 1772-1850. Papers, 1730-1940. 

62-525 
Halrston, Elizabeth Seawall (Halrston) 1855-1945 

Papers, 1805-1943. 6 1-172 

Halrston family. Papers, 1799-1906. 62-59 

Hall, David McKee, 1918-1960. Congressional 

office files, Nov. 1958-Jaa. 1960. 62-4402 

Ball, James Xtng, 1875-1948. Papain, 1751-1949. 

80-3294 



Hampton, Wade, 1754-1835. Papers, 1791-1908. 



Hardison, Osborne Bennett, 1892-1959. Pacers 
1912-53. ^^ ' 

Haywood family. Papers, 1752-1946. 



62-4401 

62-4459 

Heard, Stephen D., 1807-1875. Business records, 

1758-1889. 60-2759 

Henry, Gostavus Addphua, 1804-1880. Papers, 



Herbert, Hilary Abner, 1834-1919. Papers, 1864- 

1931. 60-717 

Bobbs, Lewis Lyndon, 1849-1932. Papers of Lewis 

L. Hobbs and family, 1787-1949. 60-1704 

Hoke, Robert Frederick, 1837-1912. Papers, 

1865-1943. 62-4448 

Bolt, ErwinA., 1873-1961. Papers, 1955-61. 



Bowe, Chillab Smith, 1809-1875. Papers, 1814-99. 

62- 

BowelL Edward Vernon, 1872-1931. Papers, 1725- 



Hoyt, William Henry, 1884-1957, collector. 

Papers, 1769-1957. 62-4415 

Husks family. Papers, 1779-1937. 62-552 

International Military Tribunal. Records of 

judges, 1945-48. 62-4831 

Janney, John, 1798-1872. Papers of John Janney and 
family, 1731-1938. 80-2218 

Jeftress, Edwin Bedford, 1887-1961. Papers, 

1829-40. 62-4449 

Johnson, John Lipscomb. Papers, 1850-1910. 82-772 

Johnston, Thomas Dffiard, 1840-1902. Papers, 1845- 
96. 62-24 



Jones, Calvin, 1775-1848. Papers, 1785-1929. 

Jones, Edmund Walter, 1811-1876. Papers. 
1789-1914, 

Jones, Hamilton Chamberlain, 1884-1957 
Papers, 1943-52. 

Jones family. Papers, 1815-1932. 

Kennedy, Mary Hunter. Papers, 1759-1955. 

Ker, Mary Susan, 1838-1923. Papers, 1785-1923. 

61-159 
Kerr, John Rosea, 1873-1958. Papers, 1923-52. 

62-44 

Knight, Edgar Wallace, 1885-1953, collector. 
Papers, 1634-1881. 



81-2640 

62-4418 

62-4967 

62-230 

62-60 



Leake, John George, 1752-1827. Estate 
1773-1913. 



61-3653 
61-255 



Lenoir, Thomas, 1780-1861. Papers of Thomas 

Lenoir and family, 1786-1953. 60-2176 

Lenoir family. Papers, 1818-1919. 60-2358 

Leonard, JohnF., 1843-1924. Papers, 1862-1921 

62-4417 



Levert family. Papers, 1760-: 



81-184 



Llddell, Walter James Forbes. Papers, 1831- 

1914 - 62-4450 

Logan, George William, 1828-1896. Military records 

1M1-65. 82-1049 

London, Henry AkUuphus, 1808-1882. Papers, 1830- 

80- 60-1197 

McBee, Silas, 1853-1924. Papers, 1872-1923. 60-151 . 

MeBryde, John McLaren, 1841-1923. Papers of John 
McLaren MeBryde, father and son, 1856-1940. 

60-2189 
McClsIlan family. Papers, 1616-1917. 61-3671 

Mackall, William Whann, 1618-1891. Papers, 1639- 
19ra - 80-2973 

McKlmmon, Jane (Simpson) 1667-1957. Papers 
1917-19. ^ ' 

McLaurln, Anna Blue. Papers, 1860-65. 
Maffitt, John Newland, 1619-1886. Papers, 1833- 

Marrow, Goodrich Wilson. Business records, 1884- 



62-4963 
62-4413 



Meade, Richard Everard. Papera, 1730-11 



61-3652 



Repository Index 



NORTHCAROLMA. UKTVEBSITY. LIBRARY. 

SOPTHKKM HISTORICAL COLLECTION {Continued) 

Mebane family. Papers, 1815-1948. 62-1583 

Ulddletoc, Edward, 1810-1883. Papers, 



1810-93. 



82-4452 



Miles, William Poreher, 1822-1838. Papers, 1160- 
1927. 80-1117 

Milligan family. Papers, 1771-1885. 61-750 

Hilling, James S. Papers, 1852-83. 62-4418 

1011s, Qatney Sharps, 1884-1918. Papers, 1805-28. 

61-2201 
Mitchell, Samuel Chiles, 1864-1948. Papers, 1915- 
<«• 62-558 

Mordeeal family. Papers, 1783-1947. 60-2579 

Morgan, John Bunt, 1825-1864. Papers, 1840-70. 

62-1016 
Morgan, William H-, 1819-190L Papers, 1836-93. 

60-1672 

Morrison, Robert Ball, 1798-1869. Papers, 

1820-82. 62-4453 

Moses, Edward Pearson, 1857-1948. Papers, 1901- 
**• 60-810 

Murphy, Edgar Gardner, 1869-1913. Papers, 

1893-1913. 62-4664 

North Carolina. Geological and Economic Survey. 
Records, mrlnrlln g records of predecessor bodies 
and of the State geologist, 1885-1914. 60-144 

Odnm, Howard Washington, 1884-1954. Papers, 1919- 
55- 62-49 

O'Neal, Edward Asbury, 1818-1890. Papers, 1833- 

1906. 60-2824 

Orr, Jehu A., 1828- Papers, 1751-1917. 62-4642 

Orr family. Papers of the Orr and Patterson families 
1799-1905. 61-183 

Otey, Octavla Aurella James (Wyche) Papers, 

1824-1900. 62-947 

Page, William Nelson, 1854-1932. Papers, 1787- 

1M6. 61-3651 

Paine, Robert Treat, 1812-1872. Papers, 

1830-1900. 62-4978 

Pankrdn, Charles F. Business records, 1844-1909. 

62-761 
Parker, Frank, 1672-1947. Papers, 1890-1946. 

60-2974 
Parker, John Johnston, 1865-1958. Papers, 

1920-59. 62-4412 

- Parker, John Milliken, 1863-1939. Papers, 

1902-38. 62-4643 

Pender, William Dorsey, 1834-1863. Papers 

1860-63. ' 62-4545 

Pendleton, Edmund, 1721-1803. Letters, 

1776-79. 62-4719 

Pendleton, William Nelson, 1809-1883. Papers 

1798-1889. ' 62-803 

Perkins, John, 1819-1885. Papers, 1822-85. 61-1130 

Polk, George Washington, b. 1847. Papers, 1793- 

19 27. 62-228 

Poteat, Edwin McNeill, 1892-1955. Papers, 1929- 

56. 62-773 

Pratt, Joseph Byde, 1870-1942. Papers, 1889-1942. 

60-1249 

Price family. Papers, 1842-1928. 61-1397 

Ramsay, James Graham, 1623-1903. Papers 1790- 
183 °- ' 81-162 

Ransom, Matt Whitaker, 1826-1904. Papers, 1845- 

19M - 60-2178 

62-4542 



Rennie family. Papers, 1831-1942. 

Rhett, Robert Barnwell, 1800-1876. Papers, 1835- 
80 - 62-229 

Roberts, Elmer, 1863-1937. Papers, 1835-1937. 

60-700 

Rogers, Elizabeth (Goelet) 1843-1924. Papers. 

1712-1932. ^ 81 ^4, 

Rutledge, John, 1766-1819. Papers, 1782-1872. 

60-38 
Screven family. Papers of the Screven, Bryan, and 

Arnold families, 1779-1922. 60-250- 



Semmes, Benedict Joseph, 1823-1902. Papers, 1848- 
65. 60-708 

Settle, Thomas, 1789-1857. Papers, 1812-79. 62-1290 

Settle, Thomas, 1831-1888. Papers of Thomas 
Settle, Jr., and Thomas Settle BL 1850-1924. 

62-1985 

Sheets, William Nicholas, 1851-1922. Papers, 1872- 
1922. 62-39 

Shuts, John Raymond. MaBnnlc papers, 1765-1951. 

62-38 

Simpson, John, 1728-1788. Papers, 1733-1925. 

62-531 

Simpson, William DunUp, 1823- 1890. Papers, 

1824-99. 82-37 

Small, John Eumphrey, 1858-1946. Papers, 1874- 

1947. 62-1144 

Southern Tenant Farmers' Union. Papers, 

1934-59. 62-5010 



62-675 



Speculation Land Company. Records, 1798-1909. 



Stallmgs, Jesse F., 1836-1928. Papers, 1692-1916. 

60-1195 

Stevenson, William Francis, 1861-1942. Papers 

1861-1924. 62-4695 

Sutherlln, William T. Papers, 1842-92. 62-40 

Talley, Elizabeth (Furman) Papers, 1776-1931. 



62-5000 



Thomson, Ruffln, 1841-1888. Papers, 1822-89. 

62-711 

Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association. Records 
1821-27. jj.,^ 

Trist, Nicholas Philip, 1800-1874. Papers, 1667- 

1908. 60-776 

Tucker, Robert Plndmey, 1865-1920. Papers, 1893- 
1932. 61-1206 

Tucker family. Papers, 1790-1932. 60-779 

Tyson, Lawrence Davis, 1861-1929. Papers, 1917-29. 

61-1215 

Upshur, William P., 1881-1943. Letters, 1898-1928. 

60-2526 

Van Noppen, Leonard Charles, 1868-1935. 

Papers, 1888-1947. 62-4409 

Venable, Charles Scott, 1827-1900. Papers, 1862- 

**- 60-707 

Walker, James Alexander, 1832-1901. Papers 

1855-1929. ' 62-4547 

Walser, Zeb Vance, 1853-1940. Papers, 1880-1930. 

61-2003 
Webb, Edwin Yates, 1872-1955. Papers, 

1903-55. 62-4408 

Wheat, John Thomas, 1801-1888. Papers, 1806- 

96. 62-783 

Whitaker, Ferdinand Bannon, d. 1896. Papers, 

1844-96. 62-4546 

Whitaker, William Asbury, 1883-1960. Papers, 

1597-1957. 62-4407 

Wllkins, Edmonia CabelL 1885-1949. Papers of 
Edmonla Cabell Wllkins and family, 1770-1948. 



60-2075 



Wilson, Robert, b. 1789. Business records, 1772- 
1888. 



Lemkepwmiam, 1878-1950. -Papers, 1905-50. 61-1097 

North Dakota-Montana Wheat Growers' Association. 
Records, 1921-38. 62-909 

O'Connor, James Frands Thaddeus, 1884-1349. 

Papers, 1906-48. 62-7<^fc 



Winston, Francis DonneU, 1857-194L Papers 

1828 - 19 «- 62-696 

Winston, Patrick Henry, 1820-1866. Papers 

"«>-"• "■' 62-4564 

Winston, Robert Watson, 1860-1944. Papers, 1834- 

19 **- 60-2607 

Wirt, William, 1772-1634. Papers, 1802-67. 62-41 

Wright, Marcus Joseph, 1831-1922. Papers, 1792- 
!»«• 59-196 

Yancey, Benjamin Cudworth, 1817-1891. Papers, 

1800-193L 59-195 



NORTH DAKOTA. UmVERSTTY. LIBRAKY 

Burke, John, 1859-1937. Papers, 1906-42. 62-704 



Krueger, Otto, 1890- Congressional papers, 1953-58. 

61-378 



lTORTHWES TERNPNlVERStTY. EVANSTON. ILL. 
LAW LIBRARY 



Wlgmore, John Henry, 1863-1943. Papers, 1888- 

1942. 62-3954 



NOKTHWESTERN UKTVEBSITY. EVANSTON. ILL. LIBRARY 

Acoata, Nteotts, collector. Bcutvlan manuscripts 
collection, ca. 1590-ca. 1890. 61-121 

Cutlar, Manasseh, 1742-1823. Maaaaeeh Cutler col- 
lection, 1762-1857. 60-2228 

Dawes, Charles Gates, 1865-1951. Charles G. 

Dawes collection, 1887-1931. 61-89 

Hln, Anils, 1903- Papers. 80-2859 

Pinker, James B. CorTespondeace, 1900-34. 60-2951 

Salnt-Saens, Camille, 1835-1921. Letters, 1902-15. 

61-506 

Sarett, LewR., 1888-1954. Papers. 61-515 

Straus, Ralph, 1882-1950. Letters, 1900-50. 61-523 



OAKLAND, CALIF. FREE LIBRARY 
Bear (Ship). Records, 1889-1932. 



61-976 



Coolbrlth, Ina Donna, 1842-1928. Papers, 18617- 
1927. gj.oss 

Oakland, Calif. Free Library. Manuscript 

collections, 1853-1930. 61-2610ei 



OBERLIN COLLEGE. L IBRARY 

Bradley, Dan Beach, 1804-1873. Papers, ca. 1800- 

73. 62-1439 

Cox, Jacob Dolson, 1828-1900. Papers, 1861-98. 

62-1419 
Falrchild, James Harris, 1817-1902. Papers, 1852- 
1903. 82-748 

Finney, Charles Grandlson, 1792-1875. Papers, 

1817-75. ej.reg 

King, Henry ChurchllL 1858-1934. Papers, 1902- 

VI- 62-756 

Monroe, James, 1821-1898. Papers, 1841-98. 62-972 

Wllkins, Ernest Batch, 1880- Correspondence 

ca. 1942-46. ' M . 56s 

Wright, George Frederick, 1838-192L Papers. 

1850-1921. 62 . 757 



OHIO. STATE LIBRARY. COLUMBUS 

Brown, Ethan Alien, 1776-1852. Papers, 1806-44. 

61-1180 
Emmett, Daniel Decatur, 1815-1904. Papers, 61-1310 

Huff, Truman, collector. Buff and allied families- 
genealogical correspondence. 61-1429 

Huntington, Samuel, 1165-1817. Papers, 1785-1826. 

61-1181 
Meigs, Return Jonathan, 1764-1825. Papers, 1811-36. 

61-1179 a,. 
Beeder, Charles Wells, 1884- collector. Reedsr Vf 
family genealogical correspondence, to 1937. 61-1423 

St. Clair, Arthur, 1734-1818. Papers, 1763-1818. 

61-1748 
Stocker, Charles Lincoln, coUector. Stocker 

family genealogical correspondence. 61-1424 

U. S. General Land Office. Land survey papers 
from the Cincinnati Land Off ice, 18147-1816? 

61-1653 

Williams, Mlcajah Terrell, 1792-1844. Papers. 

1802-99. 61-1352 

Worthlngton, Thomas, 1773-1827. Papers, 1797-1825. 

61-1290 



492 



Repository Index 



OHIO. STATE PNtYERB TTT, rm.ll MBUS. LIBRARIES 

Andrews, Clarence Edward, 1883-1932. Papers, 

1915-ca. 1943. 62-1286 

Anlbal, Claude E., 1888- 1955. Drafts and notes. 



Charters, Werrett Wallace, 1675-1952. Papers, 

ca. 1912-52. - 61-1656 

Crane, Hart, 1899-1832. Letters, 1919-28. 61-1203 

Gwyn, Nell, 1650-1681. Papers, 16Y0-1832. 61-3200 

Harrison, William, 1685-1713. Letters, 1711-13. 

61-1478 
Hayes, Rutherford Blrefcard, Pros. V. S^ 1822-1893. 
Correspondence, 1887-92. 61-1497 

Lord, Nathamel Wright, 18S4-1911. Papers, ca. 

1880-1933. 61-1322 

Ohio. State University, Columbus. Libraries. 
Mlsscellaneous manuscripts, 18th and 19th cent 

61-2009 
Rightmire, George Washington, 1868-1952. Papers. 

1926-52. 6U1622 

Scott, William Henry, 1840-1937. Papers, 1880-1935. 

61-1183 

Thompson, William Ollej, 1855-1933. Papers, 1875-1833. 

61-1228 



OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Brown, John, 1800-1859. Boyd B. Stntler 
collection of John Brown papers, 1821-1961. 

Brown, John, 1821-1895. Papers, 1830-1932. 



Brown, Walter Folger, 1869-1961. Papers, 1907-50. 

62-4111 

Delano, Columbus, 1809-1896. Letter books 

1871-74. 82-4645 

Met, Charles, 1858-1845. Papers, 1881-1928, 60-1709 

Ewing, Philemon Beecber, 1820-1906. Papers, 

1837-1906. 60-2633 

Ewing, Thomas, 1789-1871. Papers, 1800-66, 60-1276 

Fairbanks, Newton Hamilton, 1859-1937. Papers 

W13-S4. e'j.208! 

Garrard, Arthur Lorett, 1858-1933. Papers, 1877- 

W33 - 62-2543 

Glddlngs, Joshua Reed, 1795-1864. Papere, 1821- 

66. 60-1247 

Gladden, Washington, 1836-1918. Papers, 1847-1921. 

62-1007 

Hamm o nd, Charles, 1779-1840. Correspondence, 

1801-40. 60-2510 



Hassaurek, Friedrich, 1832-1885. Papers, 1849- 



81. 



60-2620 



James family. Papers, 1850-1904. 62-4471 

He Bride, James 1788-1859. Papers, ca. 1828-48. 

62-4130 
Sargent, WinHirop, 1753-1820. Papers, 1778-1865. 

60-1245 

Sun (Gus) Booking Agency, Inc. Records, 1926-55. 

62-1916 
Tappan, Benjamin, 1773-1857. Papers, 1795-1873. 



OKLAHOMA. uravERSTTT. LIBRARY 

Adams, Ramon Frederick, 1889- Papers, 1948- 

55 - 62-577 

Alexander, Ira Olyea. Papers, 1806-1962. 62-1053 

AHey, Charms. Papers, 1861-65. 62-1435 

Alley, John. Papers, 1890-1940. 62-1433 

American Association of University Professors. 

Records, 1926-58. 62-576 

Ames, Charles Blsmark, 1870-1935. Papers, 1905- 
49. 62-982 

Andrus, Selden Eugene. Papers, 1901-06. 62-5008 

Austin, William Claude, 18BO- Papers, 1920-43. 

62-804 



Balyeat, Frank Allen, 1885- Papers, 1875-1957. 

62-943 

Barbour, John W., 1874- Papers, 1989-1936. 62-3198 

Barnes, Sudle (McAlester) Papers, 1875-1920. 

62-1121 

Bell, James Madison. Papers, 1853-92. 62-973 

Berry, VlrglL Papers, 1890-1953. 62-575 

Berry, William Aylor, 1915- Papers, 1941-50. 

62-1477 

Sevan, Wilbur K. Serapbook, 1907-42. 62-1252 

Btomiller, Andrew J. Papers, 1949-60. 62-1119 

Bmnfang, Ralph David, 1905- Papers, 1900-45. 

62-657 

Bizzell, William Bennett, 1878-1944. Papers, 1914- 
44. 82-1027 

Boatman, Andrew N,, 1887- Papers, 1922-50. 

62-656 

Bonn, Lyte H., 1909- Papers, 1934-46. 62-1921 

Bortnn, G. D. Papers, 1897-1922. 62-1118 

Boudbtot, Blias, d. 1839. Papers, 1828-39. 62-655 

Boodtnot, Ellas Cornelius, 1835-1890. Papers, 

1855-94. 62-6S4 

Boyd, David Ross, 1853-1936. Papers, 1878-1936. 

62-816 

Boydston, Sam M., d. 1927. Papers, 1900-27. 

62-1531 

Boyer, David. Papere, 1882-1933. 62-1530 

BraaeU, James, 1867 or 8- Papers, 1932-48. 62-3195 

Broaddus, Bower, 1888- Papers, 1930-49. 62-1750 

Brown, John F., 1843-1919. Papers, 1870-1907. 

62-991 

Brown, Phillip. Papers, 1893-1932. 62-1518 

Bruce, Florence Guild, 1899- Papers, 1916-55. 

62-1767 
Buffiagton, Thomas M., b. 1855. Papers, 1887-99. 

62-1519 

Bunch, Randolph. Papers, 1864. 62-3015 

Busby, Orel, 1890- Papers, 1916-50. 62-1523 

Buahyhead, Dennis W. Papers, 1874-1925. 62-1574 

Byrd, William L. Papers, 1888-1902. 62-670 

Campbell, J. S., 1875- Business records, 1889- 

1934. 62-671 

Carpenter, Paul Simon, 1895-1949. Papers, 1870- 

1949. 62-915 

Carter, Frank C, 1864- Papers, 1910-54. 62-672 

Cartwright, WUburn, 1891- Papers, 1909-SL 82-2006 

Cass, Lewis, 1782-1866. Correspondence, 1825-39. 

82-904 

Cate, Roscoe Simmons, collector. Papers relating 
to me Creek radians, 1819-1937. 62-673 

Chaat, Robert. Papers, 1900-48. 62-5007 

Chaney, Warren P. Papers, 1864-1935. 

Cbecote, Samuel, Indian chief. Papers, 1867-86. 

Cherokee Marlon. Records, 1870-1905. 

Chickasaw Nation. Records, 1866-1904. 

Odckasha Milling Company. Records, 1897-1952. 

: 62 -694 

CMMs, Annetta A. Papers, 1867-1955. 62-1205 

Choctaw Nation. Records, 1869-1910. 62-890 

Choctaw Nation. Records, 1889-91. 62-4785 

Chouteau, Yvonne. Papers, 1932-50. 62-692 

Clarke, JobnR., of Oklahoma. Papers, 1926-32. 

62-5006 

Coleord, Charms Francis, 1859-1934. Papers, 1885- 

1935. 62-834 

CoUaron, Daisy Lemon, 1876-1946. Papers, 

1920-50. 62-691 



Cole, Coleman. Papers, 1875-79. 62-690 

Coleman, Emma A. Papers, 1889-1927. 62-810 

Collins Coal Company, Srebs, Okla. Records, 

1937-47. 82^05 

Collon, James. Papers, 1938-45. 62-1054 

Conkllng, Richard A. Papers, 1914-52. 62-1055 

Connelley, William Elsey, 1855-1930. Papers, 

1864-1926. 62-1251 

Court, Nathan AttshlUer, 1881- Papers, 1916-52. 



Creek Nation. Records, 1898-1907. 



62-1056 
62-1057 



Cruce, Cruce, and Bleakmore, Ardmore, Olds, 

Records, 1899-1809. 62-1037 

Coadron, Theophile. Serapbook, 1912-52. -62-1513 

Cashing Refining Company, Cnstdag, Okla. Records, 
1927-45. 62-1058 

Dale, £dward Everett, 1879- Papers, 1865-1948. 



Dangerfleld, Royden James, 1902- Papers, 1937-42. 

62-1060 

Daugherty, Charles L., 1873- Papers, 1901-13. 

62-1036 

Davison, Oscar William. Papers, 1943-49. 62-1062 

De Barr, Edwin. Papers, 1891-1947. 62-1063 

Decker, Charles EHJah, 1868-1958.' Papers, 1908- 

57. 62-1064 

Democratic Party. Oklahoma.. Records, 1824-58. 

62-1960 

Denver, James William, 1817-1892. Papers, 1850- 

91. 62-1066 

De Tollers, Myrtle, collector. Papere, 1891-1904. 

62-1065 
Disney, Wesley Ernest, 1883- Papers, 1930-50. 

62-1067 

Dorranee, Lemuel L. Papers,- 1896-1941. 62-1443 

Douglas, Helen (Gabagan) 1800- Papers, 1920-52. 

62-1038 

Douglas, Melyyn. Papers, 1940-48. 62-1068 

Downing, Lewis, d. 1872. Papers, 1865-1915. 



Dotes, Gilbert W. Papers, 1877-1905. 



62-1250 
62-1069 



English, Frank Miller, 1861-1931. Papers, 1901-24. 

62-1249 

Ewing, Cortes Arthur Milton, 1896- Papers, 1910-51. 

62-1248 

Ewing, Marlon, collector. Papers, 1870-1900. 



62-2109 
82-1070 



Pink, John B. Papers, 1878-1956. 
Fisher, Daniel G. Papers, 1912-37. 



Falrland, Okla. Records, 1898-1940. 

Ferguson, Thompson B„ 1857-1921. Papers, 1901-06. 

82-1247 

Feupuay, Courtland Matson, 1890- Papers, 1885- 

1948. 62-1073 

82-1071 

62-1246 

Flora, Snowden Dwight, 1879-1957. Papers, 1884- 

1957. 62-1074 

Folsom, Lee W„ 1883- Papers, 1867-1910. 62-1072 

Fort Gibson, Oka. Letter books, 1679-90. 62-1245 

Fowler, David, 1877- Papers, 1889-1958. 62-1769 

Franklin, William Monroe, 1874- Papers, 

1874-1956. 62-4861 

Freudentnal, Elsbeth Estnlle. Papers, 1900-53. 

62-1039 

Friends, Society of. Records of activities in 

Oklahoma, 1952 r 57. 62-3033 

Funk, Rose, collector. Papers, 1865-90. 62-2242 

Gattber, Edna. Papers, 1860-1956. 62-2260 

Garter, Milton CUne, 1867-1948. Papers, 1923-48. 



62-1768 



Gardner, Jefferson, b. 1844. Papers, 1894-1909. 



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OKLAHOMA. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY (Continued) 

Gassaway, Percy Lee, 1885-1937. Papers, 1926-42. 

62-1766 



Gensman, Lorraine Michael, 1878- 



Papers, 1917-23. 

62-2004 



Glttinger, Roy, 1878- Papers, 1364-1942. 
Goodrich, Harold Beach. Papers, 1876-1941. 



62-2045 

62-1765 

Gore, Thomas Pryor, 1870-194S. Papers, 1890- 

1948. 62-1302 

GouH, Charles Nekton, 1868-1949. Papers, 1901-49. 

62-2028 
Grayson family. Papers, 1834-1919. 62-1301 

Great Plains Conference on Higher Education, 
University of Oklahoma, 1956. Records, 1956. 

62-1686 
Griffith, Alfred. Papers, 1861-80. 62-1562 

Grlffitts, James Addison. Papers, 1901-50. 62-3828 

Guy, William Malcolm, b. 1845. Papers, 1887-1907. 

62-1300 
Hague, Lyle L., 1895- Papers, 1930-38. 62-1299 

Hainer, Bayard Taylor, 1860-1933. Papers, 1860- 

1933. 82-1751 

Harbison, Robert B. Correspondence, 1938-42. 

Bargett, J. L. Papers, 1838-1914. 
Harral, Stewart, 1906- Papers, 1950-51. 
Harris, C. Johnson. Papers, 1892-1907.- — 
Harris, Cyrus H. Papers, 1872-1904. 

Harris, James A. , 1870- Papers, 1853-1947. 



62-1446 
62-3123 
62-1298 
62-1297 



HaslceU, Charles Nathaniel, 1660-1933. Papers, 1865- 
1933. 82-1987 

Hatfield, Edna. Papers, 1832-1958. 62-1970 

Heffner, Roy £., 1895- Papers of Mr. and Mrs. 

Roy E. Heffner, 1874-1947. 62-1971 

Hendricks, James R., b. 1617. Papers, 1859-1902. 

82-1988 
Hertzog, Ann Brlsky. Papers, 1904-48. 62-1445 

Heydrlck, L. S. Papers, 1901-50. 62-1984 

Hlnkei; John W., collector. Hiatal collection, 1894- 
1908. . 62-1444 

HIseL Mrs. 0. R. Papers, 1890-1950. 62-2616 



Hollon, (William Eugene, 1913- 
coUictlon, 1840-47. 



collector. Hollon 

62-2080 



Holmberg, Gustat Frederlk, 1872-1936. Papers 

1983-35. 62-1295 



Holt, S. L. Papers, 1829-70. 
HoUzendorfl, C. B. Papers, 1920-22. 
" Hughes, Jim, 1890- Papers, 1906-58. 
Hume, Carlton Ross, 1877- Papers, 1836-1948. 



62-1941 
62-1821 
62-1820 

62-2057 



Business records, 1900-42. 

62-2060 



Hundley, John W., 1872 

Hutto, Robert Walton, 1885- Papers, 1929-47. 

62-2059 

Hyde, Clayton H., 1668- Papers, 1881-1946. 62-3492 

Indian Territory Medical Association. Records, 1881- 
190 *- 62-1B18 

Isparhecher, Creek Chief, 1828 (ca_)-1902. Papers, 

1891-1902. 62-1738 

Jackson, Robert Edward. Papers, 1908-07. 62-1912 

Jacobean, Oscar Brousse, 1882- Papers, 1915-42. 

62-2058 
Johnson, Edith Cherry, 1879- Papers, 1915-51. 

62-1899 

Johnson, Edward Bryant, 1865-1935. Papers, 1862- 
1920. 62-2011 

Johnson, Jed Joseph, 1888- Papers, 1927-47. 62-1817 

Johnston, Douglas H. Papers, 1896-1912. 62-1816 



Johnston, Henry S„ 1870- Papers, 1889-1935. 

62-1815 

Jones, Wilson N„ b. 1831. Papers, 1870-1901. 62-2414 

Jordan, John D., collector. Jordan collection, 1839- 
1903. 62-1965 

Kaufman, Kenneth Cariyle, 1887-1945. Papers, 1820- 
43. 82-1814 

Keller Company. Records, 1913-42. 62-1813 

Kerr, Robert S. Papers, 1909-50. 62-1952 

Kraettli, EmU Rudolph. Papers, 1902-52. 62-1737 

Lahman, Marion Sherwood. Papers, 1950. 62-1962 

Lensld, Lois, 1893- Papers, 1893-1958. 62-1812 

Ligon, Mary Louise. Papers, 1878-1925. 62-1811 

Llllle, Foress B., 1855-1926. Papers, 1872-1949. 

62-1904 

Llllle, Gordon William, 1860-1942. Papers, 1911-43. 

62-1914 

Livezey, William Edmund, 1903- Papers, 1948-57. 

62-2385 
McAlester, James Jackson, 1842-1922. Papers, 1870- 

190S - 62-1851 

McAlester Anniversary Corporation. Records ca. 

1949. 62-3197 

McCoy, James Stacy, 1834-1862. Papers, 1859-85. 

62-1850 

McCurtaln, Green, Choctaw Chief , b. 1848? Papers, 
1877-1910. 62-1849 

McKeown, Thomas Oeltz, 1878- Papers, 1900-36. 

62-2082 
McLain, Raymond S, 1890-1954. Papers, 1917-64. 

62-1896 

Magulre, Grace Adeline (King) Papers, 1892-1650. 

62-1810 
Marable, Mary Bays. Papers, 1932-51, 62-1609 

Marriott, Alice Lee, 1910- Papers, 1611-1957. 

62-2003 
Martin, Mrs. T. P. Papers, 1873-1952. 62-2066 

Mayes, Joel Bryan, d. 189L Papers, 1886-91. 62-1808 

Mayes, Samuel Houston, Cherokee Chief, 1666- 

Papsrs, 1882-1928. 62-1807 



Medford Progress Club. Records, 1893-1952. 



62-1848 
62-1847 



Menton, William. Papers, 1902-21. 

Miller, G. R. Papers, 1908-36. 62-1949 

Miller family. Business records, 1892-1935. 82-1950 

Mills, Walter Scott. Papers, 1920-40. 62-1846 

Mottnet, Jullen Charles, 1868- Papers, 1910-13. 

62-1844 

Moorman, Lewis Jefferson, 1875- Papers, 1899- 

1954. 62-1B43 

Moriord, Robert Boyd, 1876- Papers, 1905-29. 

62-1842 

Morgan, Dick Thompson, 1853-1920. Papers, 1880- 
1920. 62-1981 

Morris, Toby. Papers, 1947-53. 62-1841 

Mosely, Palmer S. Papers, 1894-1904. 62-1978 

Mueller, Guslar Emll, 1898- Papers, 1952-59. 



Munger, William H. Papers, 1865-1941. 



62-1640 
62-1839 

Murphy, William Albert Patrick, 1872- Papers. 

IK"-**- 62-1838 

Murray, Johnston, 1902- Papers, 1950-55. 62-1973 

Murray, William Henry, 1869-1956. Papers, 1896- 

1952. 62-1977 

Nance, James Clark, 1893- Papers, 1946-69. 62-1837 

Helnon, George, 1870-1944. Papers, 1905-44. 62-1976 

Nichols, John Conovor, 1896-1945. Papers, 1936-45. 

62-1836 
Nichols, Lea Murray. Papers, 1902-54. 62-1835 

Kleberdlng, Telma. Papers, 1842-1957. 62-1974 



Oglesbee, Carson L. Papers, 1898-1908. 82-1834 

Oklahoma. Geological Survey. Records, 1888-1959. 

62-2083 

Oklahoma. Seml-Centennlal Commission, 

Records of the Oklahoma Seml-Centennlal _*a. 

Exposition, 1957-58. 62-500«8Jp7 

Oklahoma. University. Records, 1892-1960. 62-3823 

Oklahoma. University. Bureau of Government Re- 
search. Papers relating to Oklahoma government, 
1889-1937. 82-898 

Oklahoma. University. Library. Division of 
Manuscripts. Microfilm collection, 1774- 
1925. 62-4997 

O kl a h o m a. University. Library. Division of Manu- 
scripts. Miscellaneous collection, 1774-1956. 

62-3330 

Oklahoma. University. Library. Division of 
Manuscripts. Records of Oklahoma civic 
groups, 1889-1955. 62-1951 

Oklahoma. University. Press. Become, 1929-55. 

62-3494 

O klahom a Association for Teachers' Retirement 

Records, 1938-38. 62-1833 

Oklahoma School of Religion, Norman, Otia. Records, 
1925-46. 62-1832 

Oklahoma State Federation of Labor. Records, 

1903-57. 62-2066 

Oklahoma State Medical Association. Records, 1878- 
1955. 62-1800 

OUnger, Mrs. Paul T„ collector. OUnger rnlUu**^ 
1866-1914. 62-2055 

Obchalata, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, 

Papers, 1875-91. 62-4493 

Ortenburger, Arthur Irving, 1898- Papers, 

1892-1945. 62-5003 

Overton, B. F. Papers, 1874-1908. 82-1887 lP 

Payne, David Lewis, 1836-1884. Papers; 1879-84. 

62-1685 

Pearson, John Cannon, b. 1862. Papers, 1887-1948. 

82-2054 

Pearson, Lou Clark. Papers, 1890-1950. 62-1905 

Pearson, Robert Shelton. Papers, 1925-50. 62-1736 

Pedes, Preston, 1914- Papers, 1946-49. 62-1735 

Ferryman, J. M., Creek Chief. Papers, 1883-1901, 

82-1734 

Ferryman, Legos Chotean, Creek Chief, b. 1838. 

Papers, 1887-1907. 82-1733 

Peterson, Horace Cornelius, 1902-1952. Papers, 

1900-39. 62-1732 

Phillips, Leon C. , 1890-1958. Papers, 1933-51. 

62-2946 

Pickard, Clyde. Papers, 1893-1952. 62-3415 

Pine, William Bliss, 1877- Papers, 1925-42. 62-2053 

Pitchlyim, Peter Perkins, Choctaw Chief, 1808-1881, 
Papers, 1825-77, 62-1731 

Pond, Mrs. J. C, collector. Pond collection, 1938- 

51. 62-1730 

Porter, Pleasant, Creek Chief. Papers, 1871-1902. 

62-1729 

Posey, Alexander Lawrence, 1873-1908. Papers, 

1899-1915. - - 62-1845 

Prmtt Cotton Gin, Lindsay, Okuu Records, 1926-46. ^4 

82-1728 ▼ 

Pryor, W. W. Papers, 1908-36. 62-4933 

Radar, Jesse Lee, 1883- Papers, 1889-1951. 62-2053 
Ralls, Joseph G., 1864- Papers, 1870-1924. 62-1727 
Randall, William B. Business records, 1905-29. 

62-1722 
Ransom, Will, 1878-1955. Papers, 1847-1905. 82-1733 



Redwine, Wilbur Nash, b. 1862. Paners 
1898-1943. 

Redwine Trading Company, Spin, Oku. Records, 



62-4502 



62-1734 



494 



OKLAHOMA . OMVKKsm. LIBRARY (Crammed) 

Ronnie, Albert. Papers, 1869-1948. 62-2941 

Rhodes, Charms B. Papers, 18S7-1B49. 02-2331 

j£ Richards, Ante, 1885- Papers, 1935-50. SJ-1907 

Blnsland, Henry Daniel, 1888- Papers, 1916-60. 

82-1733 
Robertson, James Brooks Ayiea. Papers, 1918-23. 

62-1726 
Rogers, John, 1890- Papers, 1924-41. 62-1908 

Rogers, Will, 1879-1935. l>apero, 1935. 62-4800 

Rogers, William Charms, Cherokee Chart, Pagers 
lW »->»W- 62-1721 

^.'.f ^ °»n*~ Chlrtr 1W07-1866. Paper., 

l81M8 - 62-1780 

Ross, Leslie P. Papers, 1892-1BS9. 62-1719 

Roe*, William Potter, 1820-1891. Papers, 1866-74. 
Russell, Campb.lL Papere, 1903-37. 62-1718 

8ehaper,WfllmmAagBst,i869- Papera, 1900-55. 

82-1717 
Schwabs, George Blaine, 1886-1952. Paoera 
1945-52. -i— -•» 

62-3030 

Searcy, EmmetL Papers, 1888-1936. 62-1716 

Sears, Alfred B. Papers, 1906-54. 62-1714 

Ssay, Abraham Jefferson. Papers, 1862-1909. 62-1715 

Shook, W. Vance. Papera, 1901-63. 62-2195 

S'af^j^^H., edmetor. Snuaaud collection, 

1812-1938. 62-1709 

Simpson, John Andrew, 1871-1934. Papers. 

1889-1937. """"' gj^gj, 

4«, 8ta <*. ***> B. Papers, 1916-53. 62-3820 

™ sack, Thomas B. Estate papers, 1904-36. 62-5005 

Smith, Edward N. Papers, 1852-1937. 62-4752 

Sohlberg, George a Papers, 1897-1939. 62-3031 

Southwestern Oklahoma Survival Association. 

B«orda, 1869-1959. gj^jj 

Stewart, Paul, 1892-1850. papers, 1943-45. 62-3028 



Repository Index 



62-3027 



SUglsr, William a, 1891-1952. Psnere 
1943-52. *«■■*». 

Standi, John Willis, 1891- Papers, 1933-51. 

62-4862 
Thomas, Elmer, 1876- Papers, 800-50. 62-4676 

Tiger, Moty, Principal Quel of me Creek lotion. 

P«pers, 1899-1914. 82.44,2 

Tilghman, William Matthew, 1854-1924. Papers, 

1866-1958. 62-4863 

Tittle, Leon H., collector. Papers on Greer 

County, 1823-1921. ^^ ^ 82-3034 

ToDtert, JameeB,, 1863-1942. Papers, 1907-41. 

62-4821 

Tompkins, Staart Ramsay, 1886- Paoera 
1917-56. ^ m v^»t 

"• 6213026 

To^kawa^Okhv. Public Library. Collection on 

OBahomahUtory,' 1834-1938. 62-3025 

Tndnsr, Ham p t o n , 1870- Papers, 1895-1945. 

62-4491 
Turlington, Marcs Urn kL, 1868-1949. Papers, 

1906-87. 62-3214 

^Tnrpln, Carl J. Papera, 1888-1952. 62-3044 

Twentieth Century Cum, Mountain View Okbv 

Records, 1904-50. ,2^4, 

linger, Marlon. Papera, 1924-38. 62-3042 

D - s - Army. 10th Infantry. Records, 1855- 

* M - 62-3041 

"■fi-*^* 1 '^ Affairs. c ^«*m»>nee, 

M> *" 7 "- 62-1819 

°*L22f*f«SS- M * n " <W«»nrnDI*rlet) 

Records, 1875-92. 68-1831 

U 'LJ^S^ a 'I^ rL <*»™*»**7 Or Port 

"POT, Okm. Records, 1869-78. 62-3040 



U.S. Subsistence Dept Commissary for Port 

Hudson, La. Records, 1864-65. 62-4784 

C. S. Tax Court. Records, 1936-5L 62-1244 

0. S. Work Projects Administration. Oldanoma. 

Indian-Pioneer papers, ca. 1938. 62-3039 

Van Clew, w. E. Papers, 1877-1933. 62-3213 
Walton, John Calloway, 1881-1949. Papera 



Swift and Allen, New Bedford, Mass. Records 
1839-80. ' 



61-354 



1915-48. 

Warden, Morris L., 1889- Papers 
1896-1953. "H»=™, 



62-3036 



62-4677 
WaBe, Stand, 1806-1871. Papers, 1832-87. 62-3037 

Weaver, Claude, 1867- Papers, 1885-1945. 62-3830 

Weese, AsaOrrin, 1885-1959. Papere. 

1SS0-MS4. 62-4778 

Welch, OUa. Records, 1899-1926. 62-3298 

Wenaer, FredL., 1865- Papers, 1889-195L 

62-3036 
Wheatley, Thomas W. Papers, 1921-39. 62-4783 

While, Uda, collector. Papers on Oklahoma 

and Indians, 1891-1952. 62-4777 

Wie^ atamtam Pageant Association. Records, 

1M5 -"- 62-3196 

Wlckersham, Victor. Papers, 1954-56. 62-3045 

Williams, Arthur James, 1877- Papers, 1910-50. 

62-3821 
Williams, Meredith N. Papers, 1930-50. 62-3046 

Williams, Sam. Papers, »17-18. 62-4782 

WllUbrand, WHUnm Anthony. Papers, 1927-62. 62-3627 
Wlllour, L. S. Papers, 1906-07. 62-3073 

Wilson, George Howard, 1905- Papers, 1949-51. 



OLD ECONOM Y STATE MTBE PM. AMBRInOB »1 _. 
AMBRHXiE, PA. OLD ECOMW MATE MOSEIIM 



OMAHA, pimi.ir t.nm«n 

Heed, Byron, collector. Autographs. 



ONTARIO C QONTY HBTO RIgAI. ay-wry 
CANANDAIGA. nTy ***>b — . 



624729 



62-3626 



wlmberly, Harrington, 1901- Papers, B24-48. 

62-4779 

Woll, Jonas, Chickasaw Governor. Paners. 

1884-1900. "»""• 82^, 

Woodard, Frederic Barton, 1871- Papers. 

18884953. ^^ raper8 ' gj^j 

Woodrow, Thomas W. Papere, 1880-1918. 62-4780 

Woods, E. K. Papers, 1876-1914. 62-3074 

World Neighbors. Records, 1851-57. 62-4787 

Wright, Allen. Papers, 1883-1926. 62-3200 

&>elgeL Abraham, 1875 (ca.)- Papers, 1904-38. 

62-3212 



OLD CXiLOHTHBTORCAl snf TETY. TATIWT^ W, -ll^ 

Baylms, Frauds, 1783-1852. Papers, 1820-52. 

60-33 

Leomrt Iron Wcrrkn,Tam*on, Mans. Records, 1656- 

lm - 60-608 

MnsaiMjdmm Works, numtoo,Ma«. Records, 

"^ 59-214 



m ^^^F^^ s ^ l ^ u r 



OLD DARTM OPTH HlHTnmcAL SOdETy 

Adams, Atkins. Business records, 1835-86. 61-725 

B<»rne, Jonathan, b. 1811. Business records, 

1836-92. gj-405 

Cleveland, Benjamin D. Business records, 1904-20. 

61-407 

**£Z%.lS?'J" "•*-*•'»• Business 

"cords, 1816-72. g^,, 

Old Dartmouth Hlstnrlnd Society. Logbooks of 

various Tassels, 1745-1922. 61-409 

RaseelL wmiam TaHman, 1788-1872. Business 

"cords, 1815-53. ^^61-408 



Osgood, Howard Lawrence, 1855-1909, collector. 

Papers on Western Hew York, 1781-1848. 60-3008 

'^Ti.S!!!!: i 749 - 1 * 09 - P»P«»o( Oliver Phelps 
and Nathaniel Gorbam, 1784-1818. m.^ 

Pulteney family. Johnstone papers, 1791-1854. 

60-3006 

OREGON. STATE LIBRARY. SALEM 

American Association of University Women, Oregon 
State Division. Archives, 1923-56. 62-202 

GUtner, Edward a Papers, 1850-1915. 62-333 

Mffisr, MUtoa A. ,0.1862. Papers, 1928-38. 61-3379 

Mlato, John, 1822-1915. Papers, 1864-1912. 62-222 

Morns, Minnie Esther. Papers, 1724-1951. 62-332 

Rodgers, George. Papers, 1893-1931. 62-622 

Roelofson family. Papers. 62-214 

Strata, Charles P. Papera, 1888-1962, 61-4378 

Western Oregon Livestock Association. Gorse In- 
vestigating Committee. Papers, 1944-45. 62-196 



OREGON. o mvmmTi T.ra giwy 



Altcmson, Clyde Bruce, 1875-1962. Paoers 

1853-1961. "■*"■ gj.^ 

Alask a |t%ht j and Prospecting Company. Records, 
1W7-1901. 60-386 

AUrlch, Edwin Burton, 1879-1950. Correspondence 
1806-1934. W-4060 

Allan, Ertc wnilam, 1879-1944. Correspondence, 

1917-44. gO-412 

A llen f a mil y. Papers, 1854-1940. 60-564 

Ames, Fred Elijah, 1880-1957. Papers, 1892-1919. 

62-1884 
Andrews, Roy Chester, 1888-1955. Papers, 1902- 

5S> 60-417 



Angell, Homer Daniel, 1875- Papers, 1939-55. 



60-415 



Applegate, Alex M. Papers and diary, 1861-1862. 



62-4184 
Applegate, Lindsay, 1808-1892. Papers, 1883-91. 

60-411 
Applegate, Oliver Cromwell, 1845-1938. Paners. 

1842-1837. ^60-394 

ArakLSadao, 1877- defendant. Records of the case 
of the united States of America, et aL, against 
Sadao Aran, et al Tokyo, April 29, 1946-Nov. 12, 
18 * 8 - 60-1983 

Backer, John G., 1883-196L Papers, ca. 1908-56. 

62-1885 

Baker^James Chamberlain, Bp„ 1876- Correspoiioence 
on patent medicine, 1914-15. 62-1887 

Barday, Forbes, 1812-1873. Papers, 1840-73. 

60-410 
Bean, Robert Sharp, 1854-1931. Papers, 1909-31. 

60-807 
Beekman family. Papers, 1859-1936. 61-1814 

BenseU, Royal Augustus, 1838-192L Dlarv 1862-64 
aud« 31 mbook. Smjoi 

BorthwlcKiamUy. Papers, 1859-1948. 62-2112 

Bourne, Jonathan, 1855-1940. Mining and other 

busmess papere, 1887-1927. ^^ 61-2059 

Bourne, Jonathan, 1855-1840. Papers, 1883-1940. 

60I3038 



Repository Index 



OREGON. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY (Continued) 

Boutelle, Frazler Augustus, 1840-1824. Papers, 1869- 
1933. 60-3037 



Bradford, Jacob A. Papers, 1861-64. 
Brownsville, Or. Records, 1864-95. 



62-2017 
62-210 



Brownsville Woolen Mills, Brownsville, Or. Records, 
1902-28. 62-485 

Camp Waldport, Or. Records, 1943-46. 61-3377 

Carter, William A^ d. 1881. Papers, 1830-1912. 



Case family. Papers, 1843-1925. 



60-398 
62-1891 



Chenoweth, Justin, 1825-1897. Papers, 1832-1896. 

82-4188 

Cllse, James William, 1900-1961. Correspondence, 
1949-1961. 62-4061 

Cae, Henry Waldo, 1857-1927. Correspondence, 

1907-1927. 62-4062 

Collins, James Harrison. Papers, 1884-1924. 80-400 

Copley & Company, Brownsville, Or. Records, 

1852-1934. 61-1825 

Corbett, Failing, and Company, Portland, Or. 

Records, 1650-91. 61-2335 

Crantfll, learn, 1807-18TT. Papers, 1847-77. 90-408 

Crawford, Medorem, 1819-1891. Papers, 1842-91. 

60-3036 

Crook, George, 1828-1890. Letters, 1863-90. 62-1968 

Crossley, James Judson, 1869-1954. Papers, 1894- 
1954. 62-4196 

Cummins, Henry. Papers, 1858-63. 60-681 

Daggett, Junior F., 1891-1960. Papers, 1936-55. 

62-1892 

Davis, Heber Hyder, 1854-1942. Papers, 1899-1940. 



DeMoss Concert Entertainers. Records, 1872-1932. 

60-3039 

Dtelsdmslder'o Jewelers, McMlnnville, Or. 

Records, .1877-1959. 62-479 

DoweU, Benjamin Franklin. Papers, 1848-80. 60-406 

Drake, Lee D. 1882-1957. Papers, 1909-54. 61-2212 

Driver, Samuel Marion, 1892-1958. Papers, 1941- 

66. 60-882 

Ellison-White Bureau, Portland, Or. Records, 

1812-20. 62-1893 

Ellsworth, Harris, 1899- Papers, 1943-57. 62-4200 

Eugene Woolen Mill Company, Eugene, Or. Records, 
1906-50. 62-4187 

Famham, Hubert Henry, 1868-1953. Papers, 1912- 
48. 60-389 

61-1808 

61-1846 



Faublon, Nina (Lane) Papers, 1906-38. 
Fear lamlly. Papers, 1865-1931. 



Forest Industries Radio r«nmi»i«Miq, Records, 
1947-60. 62-4195 

Fort Bosuns, Ox. Records, 1856-65. 62-218 

G ar d iner Mill Company, Gardiner, Or. Records, 

1864-1923. 62-99 

Gates, John, 1827-1888. Papers, 1853-1905. 



Gordon, Robert Wlnslow, 1888-1961. Papers, 1909- 
1934. 62-4199 

Gorman, Martin W. , 1853-1926. Diaries and 

papers, 1872-1918. 62-4962 

Gregg family. Papers, 1859-1930. 60-401 

Graham, Loyal M., 1860-1961. Papers, 1889-1940. 

62-4181 

Greeley, William Backhaul, 1879-1955. Papers, 1909- 
55. 60-384 

Greenman, Judd, 1885-1957. Papers, 1926-57. 60-888 

Hapgoud tt Company, Wateriord, Wash. Records, 

1871-1872, 1890-1897. 62-4064 

Harvey, James R. Papers, 1926-35. 61-1964 

Haycox, Ernest, 1899-1950. Correspondence at Ernest 
Hnycax snd William Franklin Goodwin Tfaacber, 1930- 
47. 60-3284 



Heitksmper (G.) Company, Portland, Or. Records, 
1874-1924. 62-480 

Henderson, Louis Foumlquet, 1853-1952. Autobiog- 
raphy and miscellaneous papers, 1923-37. 62-4202 

Hermann, Btnger, 1843-1926. Papers. 1888-1920. 



Htnman, Alanson, 1622-1908. Papers, 1859-1900. 

60-3035 

Holmes, Robert Denises, 1909- Papers, 1956. 62-4063 

Boneyman, Nan (Wood) 1881- Political correspond- 
ence, 1932-50. 60-632 

Howe, Herbert Cromble, 1872-1940. Papers, 1874- 
1940. 60-408 

Hull, Alexander. Papers, 1913-50. 62-1822 

Hume (R. D.) ft. Company, Gold Beach, Or. Records 
of R. D. Hume ft Co., and allied firms, 187T-1911. 

62-2002 

Huston, Henry Clay, 1828-1899. Papers, 1857-1901. 

60-396 

International Association of the Congo. Records, 

1681-83. 60-402 

Jackson, Boyd J. Papers, 1941-50. 61-1813 

Jackson Co., Or. Archives, 1856-1920. 60-420 

Jewett, Garry W., 1868-1959. Papers, 1930-58. 61-1636 

Kirk, William Ehrood, 1868-1937. Papers, 1854- 

1936. 60-407 

Kzser, Benjamin Hamilton, 1676- Papers, 1934-59. 

62-4211 

riM«ft Ti^wnww Records of the tribal council, 

1933-58. 61-1919 

Koontx (Martin V.) Company, Bslsey, Or. Records, 
1878-1937. 61-2336 

Kyle, Williams, and Sons Company, Florence, Or. 

Records, 1887-1940. 62-98 

Lane, Joseph, 1801-1881. Papers, 1852-81. 62-646 

Laurgaard, Olaf, 1880-1945. Professional papers, 

1919-40. 62-4214 

Lemon family. Papers, 1861-1934. 62-1890 

Leondor Brothers. Papers, 1892-1915. 62-1689 

Lipps, Oscar Hiram, 1872- Papers, 1912-39. 62-1888 

Lopp, William Thomas, 1864-1939. Papers, 1898- 

1936. 62-2389 

Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, Records, 
1919-36. 60-391 

McCamant, Wallace, 1867-1944. Papers, 1862-1926. 

62-2111 

McKay, Douglas, 1893-1959. Papers, 1925-58. 62-4210 

MeMahan, Leonard H., 1866-1857. Papers, 1893-1948. 

62-1711 

McRary, Charles Lima, 1874-1944. Papers, 1821- 
44. 60-467 

Martin, Arthur John, 1850-1937. Papers, 1920-30. 



Meacham, Waper E., 1879-1951. Papers, 1B23-42. 

60-418 

Merrill, Elmer Drew, 1876-1956. Papers, 1946-56. 

62-1886 

Miller, Robert Aubrey, 1854-1941. Papers, 1856- 

1932. eo-S95 

Mills, Randall Vause, 1907-1952. Papers, 1936-52. 

60-399 

Morse, Wayne Lyman, 1900- Papers, 1930-43. 

60-383 

Mott, Jamee Wbeaton, 1883-1945. Papers, 1918-45. 

62-1895 

Miller, FrledMch Max, 1823-1900. Letters to 

Monenre Conway, 1872-1901. 60-416 

National Hells Canyon Association. Records of the 
Washington, D. C. office, 1953-58. 60-804 

Neuberger, Richard Lewis, 1912-1960. Papers, 
1955-59. 62-4212 

Neuhausen, Thomas Brues, 1872-1944. Papers, 

1904-36. 62-4189 

Noble, Harold Joyce, 1903-1953. Papers, 1918-47. 

62-1213 



Oieott, Ben WHson, 1872-1952. Papers, 1911-33. 



Oregon Commonwealth Federation. Records, 1936- 

42. 60-403 

Oregon Stage Company, Portland, Or. Records, 1866-*-f)L 
87. 60-lSW 

Palmer, Joel, 1810-1681. Papers, 1851-79. 60-405 

Parsons, Reginald Hascall, 1873-1955. Papers, 1898- 
1950. 62-3911 

Patriots of America. Hillsboro, Or. Lodge No. 1. 

Records, 1896. 62-1894 

Pease, Clifton, 1684-1957. Papers, 1917-34. 62-3912 
Perry, Richard Wflbert, 1874-1957. Papers. 60-633 

Pierce, Walter Marcus, 1861-1958. Papers, 1933- 

43. 60-885 

Rands, Harold Aha, 1871- Papers, 1906-41. 62-1975 

Rarlck, Charles CUudins, 1870-1960. Papers. 

62-2037 

Redington, John W., 1851-1935. Papers, 1680-1935. 

62-2390 

Rupp, Norman Nlenstadt, 1882-1942. Papers, 1875- 
1950. 62-2032 

Russell, Thomas Osmonde, 9381-1961. Papers, 

1908-54. 62-4183 

Sawyer, Robert William, 1880- Papers, 1913-63. 



Sheldon, Henry Davidson, 1874-1948. Papers, 1890- 
1948. 60-397 

Sheldon, Sidney Roby, 1873-1969. ShsUen-FMs papers, 
1818-1930. 61-3331 

Smith, William Carlson, 1883- Biographical 

data, 1926-27. 62-5028 

Standard Carporatton, Portland, Or. Records, 

1904-39. 61-2:^k 

Stearns ft Chenoweth Hardware Store, "■"■-**. Or. 
Correspondence, 1882-86. 61-2061 

Stearns family. Correspondence and documents 
of the Steams family .of Roseburg and Oakland, 
Or. , 1843-1906. 62-4506 

Stelnberger, Justus, d. 1870. Papers, 1852-70. 



Stelwer, Frederick, 1883-1939. Papers, 1911-33. 



Sweetser, Albert Raddln, 1861-1940. Papers, 1897- 
1935. 60-422 

Thlelaen family. Papers, 1784-1926. 62-1896 

Thompson, Herbert Cooper, 1875-1960. Papers, 

1884-1960. 82-2201 

D. S. National Commission for the United Nations 
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organiza- 
tion. Papers of Chairman John R- Richards, 
1957-1959. 62-4919 

Yon Rhem, Charles Bates, collector. Am; Betas 

Yon Rheia collection of theater memorabilia. 60-605 

Warner, Mason Young, 1868-1967. Papers, 1680- 

1944. 80-387 

Warner Valley Stock Company, Fort BldweU, Calif. 
Records, 1899-1936. 62-4283 

Weainerford, Total Knox, 1850-1935. Papers of 
T. K. Weatherford and T. R. Wyatt, 1890-1923. 

61-2300 
Weslneriord, John Knox, 1901- Papers, 1930-37. 

81-3042 

Wetzsaeker, Ernst Helnrlch, Frelberrvon, 1882- ^a 

defendant. Records of case no. 11, United States -4B 
Military Tribunal No. IV: United States of America ▼ 
against Ernst von Weixsaeker, et aL , >**■«.*«,■*■ 
Numbers, Germany, Dec 20, 1947-Aprll 11, 1949. 

81-1313 



Wells, William Bittle. Papers, 1890-1980. 



62-2388 



Whits, Clarence H., 1874-1945. Correspondence, 

1898-1945. 62-1748 



Whiteley, Opal Stanley. Papers, 1911-18. 



60-414 



Wilcox, Walter Ross Baumes, 1869-1947. Papers, 

1892-1947. 80-390 

Williams, Moses A., 1810-1897. Papers, 1862-97. 



OREGON. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY (Continued) 

WmiB, Park Weed, 1887-19SB. Papers, 1900-30. 

61-2184 

_- Wilson, Frederick Wallace, 1872-1958. Papers, 

IP' 1852-1938. 62-3913 

Wood, Fred J. Letters, 1900-01. 61-1776 

Young, Benjamin. Papers, 1882-1906. 62-4209 

Young (Samuel E.) Company, Albany, Or. Records 

l »<"-«- 62-100 



OREGON H ISTORICAL SOCIETY. PORTLAND 

Abernethy, George, 1807-1877. Letters, 1B40-61 

62-4356 



Blrnie, James, 17977-1864. Papers, 1645-64. 
Donegan, D. s. Papers, 1870-83. 



62-4109 
61-3380 



French and Company, The Dalles. Or. Pagers 

"68-78- ' ffi-4254 

MeCalL Joan Marshall, 1825-1895. Papers, 1862-96. 

62-3354 
Oregon Central unitary Road Company. Records 

1864-1877. b-Hm 

Wiggins, Donegan Boeder. Papers, 1836-1950. 



OSSPgNG HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Grand Army of the Republic. Dept of New York. 
George W. Morell Post, Mo. 144. Records, ca. 
1884-1933. """ BKar "' "i uins 

Halght, Ada Clementine (Acker) 1879- collector. 
Genealogical records of me Richard Washburn 
family, 1740-1937. 61-1177 

Hunt, Elliot Baldwin, collector. Tombstone 
j inscriptions and related papers, T764-1800. 61-1496 

Osslnlng Historical Society. Civil War records OX 

local citixens, 1861-1901. 61-1705 



OSWEGO COUNTY HISTORICAL SOClErY 
Oitnr family. Correspondence, 1861-63. 



OTTAWA CO UNTY BTS TORICAL SOCIETY 
MI101EAPOl .tjf, Tin ~ 

Ottawa County (Kan.) Historical Society. Materials 
on Ottawa Comity history. 



PA °™ i?^?. B^AUgBif^ RICAtl HISTORICAL 

ASSOgATJOM see AMEMlfcaid .trotrrtpyA, 

ASSOCIATION. PACIFIC COAST BRANCH 



PACIFIC SCHOOL OF RELIGION. n FRgETgy f»i,tf 

see Berkeley; calif, pacihc school ot religion 

PACK MEMORIAL LTBRABT .mpynj-F « r , 

PaekMemorial Library, AsbevlUe, N. C. Manuscripts 
of North Carolina authors, 1939-59. 61-3259 

PENNSYLVANIA. mSTOHI CAL Aim MTlSEnM pna ttfK. 



Africa; J. Simpson, b. 1832. Papers, 1772-1891. 



60-2881 



American Bell Telephone Company, complainant. 
Proceedings In a suit against People's Telephone 
Co., In the V. S. Circuit Court, Southern Dis- 
trict of New York, 1884. 60-3269 

Arnold, MichaeL Trial notes, 1883-1902. 60-2689 

Bales, Samuel Pennlman, 1827-1902. Papers, 1833-94. 

60-2880 
Bayuton, Wharton, and Morgan, Philadelphia. Records 
1725-1827. 60 . 2 ^ 4 

Bear, John, of Cumber land Co., Pa. Papers, 1783- 

1636. 80-2786 

BeU Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. Letter 

books, 1886-92. 60-2787 



Berry family. Papers, 1791-1936. 



Repository Index 



Buchanan, James, Pres. V. S., 1791-1868. Correspond- 
ence, 1615-63. So-2872 

Bucher family. Papers, 1769-1837. 60-3254 

Bushier, Henry. Papers, 1840-51. 80-2788 

Bard, James, 1726-1793. Papers, 1746-1890. 60-2887 

Bard family. Papers, 1815-33. 60-2888 

Calvin, Samuel, 1811-1890. Papers, 1836-92. 60-2948 

Camphausen, Edward. Correspondence, 1882-1903. 

60-2949 
Carter, John Joyce. Diaries, 1861-1917. 60-2761 

Con, Judah, 1761-1832. Diarba. 60-2959 

Cover, RayL., collector. Miscellaneous papers 

1759-1871. "^ 61 . 1039 

Ceoot, Tench, 1755-1824. Correspondence, 1792- 
182L 

Cresswell, John A. J. Correspondence, 1864-89. 

60-2885 

DaUas, George Mifflin, 1792-1864. Correspondence, 
1817-63. go'.jja, 

60-2691 



Dock family. Papers, 1865-1951. 

Dorrance, Frances, collector. Sullivan expedition pa- 
pers, 1778-79. 61-813 

Elk Township, Pa. Records, 1880-91. 60-2762 

Evans, Griffith, 1760-1845. Papers, D86-1848. 

60-1777 



Evans, Samuel, 1823-1908. Papers, 1752-1891. 
Franklin, John, 1749-1831. Papers, 1754-1828. 
Praier, Reah. Papers, 1784-1679. 

Fulton, James Alexander. Correspondence, 1946- 

6U 60-2948 

Gilpin, Joshua. Journals and notebooks, 1790-1833. 



80-2865 



60-2866 
60-2688 



Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Pennsylvania. 

Papers, 1867-1933. 80-2897 

GLBrlt. Public Record Office. Pennsylvania 
material, 1689-1810. 60-2852 

Gross family. Papers, 1805-1916. 60-2947 

Halnema n, Jacob. Papers, 1819-33. 60-2864 

Hall, Wllmer C. Papers, 1860-79. 60-2863 

Harbor Creek Insurance Company, Erie Pa. Records 

1858-1915. 60-2985 

Harris, Ellen Matilda (Orblson) 1816-1902. Pagers 

"SO"". 6i:i645 

Harris, James, 1755-1826. Papers, 1787-1842. 

60-2763 
Harris family. Papers, 1749-1880. 60-2899 

Hams family. Papers, 1766-1845. 60-2898 

Harrison Township, Pa. Records, 1823-80. 60-2955 

Hershey, Benjamin. Papers, 1832-63. 61-1036 

Hteater lamlly. Papers, 1750-1865. 60-2889 

Huston, Joseph M. Papers, ca. 1903-7. 60-2883 

Keefer, Horace A. Papers, 1881-1916. 60-2796 

Kelso family. Papers, 1782-1816. 60-2873 

Laugbner, William J. Forbes Road notes, 1758 



61-615 
60-2874 



McAllister family. Papers, 1777-1850. 

McFarland, John Horace, 1859-1948. Papers, 1901-48. 

60-2130 
Magee, John, 1794-1868. Business records, 1826- 

19l °- 60-2849 

Maps and surveys of Clearfield Co., Pa., 1794-1895. 

60-2794 
Merkel family. Papers, 1818-1912. 60-2660 

Mlsh, John W. Papers, 1847-75. 60-2870 

MttcheU, John, fl. 1762-1781. Papers of John and 



Randall MltcheJ], 1758-8l! 
Moore family. Papers, 1749-1934. 



60-2029 
60-2958 



60-3270 



Moravian Church. Provinces. Northern Province. 

Moravian archives, 1749-1822. 60-3034 I 

497 



Musser family. Civil War correspondence, 1660- 

K - r . . 60-2871 

Nicholson, John, d. 1800. Papers, 1765-1852. 80-1079 

Oakford, Richard A., 1820-1862. Papers, 1861-62. 

60-2879 
Pennsylvania. Historical and Museum Commission. 
Jamestown and FrankUa Railroad papers, 1835-66 

61-1024 
Pennsylvania. Historical and Museum Commission. 

Specimen MSS. of Pennsylvania writers. 61-875 

Pennsylvania Historical Survey. Pennsylvania 

biographies. 60-2954 

Pennsylvania Historical Survey. Records. 60-2956 

Potts family. Business records, 1705-1853. 60-2661 

Randall, Samuel Jackson, 1828-1890. Correspondence 

18W - 88 - 60-2878 

Rothermel, Peter Frederick, 1817-1895. Papers, 

1863-72. 60-2868 

Schuylkill Navigation Company. Records, 1793-1944. 

60-2803 
Saanor family. Papers, 1795-1878. 60-3301 

SUmmen, Lewis Slifer, 1852-1914. Papers, 1873- 

Ul4 - 60-2877 

Shippen family. Papers, 1725-1812. 60-2957 

Snyder, Simon, 1759-1619. Land papers, 1787-1843. 

60-2799 
Staake, William Beaton, 1846-1924. Papers, 1773- 

1W5 - 60-2783 

Strohm, John, b. 1793. Correspondence, 1821-59. 

60-2875 
Susquehanna Canal Company (Pennsylvania) 

Records, 1835-95. 60-3114 

Swift, Elizabeth Darling. Correspondence, 1790-187L 

61-814 
Taper Sleeve Pulley Works. Records, 1873-1904. 

61-633 
Tod, John, 1T79-1830. Papers, 1786-1835. 60-2784 

Torrance, Adam. Correspondeiice, 1861-65. 60-2876 
Treztynmy family. Papers, ca. 1758-ea. 1878. 60-2795 

Trimble, James, 1755-1836. Business records. 

1781-1M6. ^ 60-2819 

Welles family. Papers, 1805-64. 61-634 

Willing, Morris, and Swanwick. Correspondence 

1T74-94. j^jjgg 

Witmer, Adam. Papers, 1828-63. 61-808 

Yearns, Jasper, 1745-1817. Correspondence, 1776- 

18 °7- 60-2782 



PENNSYLVANIA. HI STO RICAL SOCTETT 

Adelman, Seymour, 1906- collector. Miscellaneous 
papers, 1708-1884. 61-1637 

Adjuvant Hurae Company, Philadelphia. Records 

1838-1924. 60-3154 

Aero Club of Pennsylvania. Records) 1908-53. 

61-312 

Alden (L. H. ) and Company, AUenville, Pa. Records 
1829-83. tu fe 

Alexander, Lucien Hugh, 1866-1926. Papers, 1899- 

19U - 61-601 

Alexander, William, Revolutionary soldier. Papers 

"68-1813. 80-2017 

Allen, Elizabeth S., collector. Deeds, 1699-1858. 

60-1651 
Alien, George, 1808-1876. Papers, 1828-43. 60-1960 

American institute of Architects. Philadelphia Chanter 
Records, 1845-1940. *^ (^529 

AnMrtcan Negro Historical Society. Records, 1790- 

1Ml - 60-2033 

American Theatre Wing. Stage door canteen 

papers, 1942-46. a _ ni 

Anderson family. Papers, 1777-1913. 81-392 

Archambault,AnnaMargaretta. Historical papers, 

, 60-2032 

Arcnamoault, Anna Margaretta. Personal 

correspondence, 1876-1945. 61-266 



Armstrong, Emma Dean (Walker) Journals, 1878. 



60-1964 



Repository Index 



PENNSYLVANIA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY ( Continued) 

Armstrong, William, major. Papers, 1778-80. 60-1229 

Armstrong, William G. Diaries, 1851-88. 60-2042 

Asch, Myer. Papers, 1876-87. 60-2034 

Aabhurst family. Papers of the Ashbinrst and 
Bazlehnrst lamilles, of PhUadebihla and Bur- 
lington County, H. J., 1704-1874. 61-39 

Ashurst, Jobs. Papers of John Ashurst estate, 1699- 
1865. 60-1246 

Askew, Mar; (Brown) b. 1796. Diaries, 1857-87. 



61-863 
60-1778 



Asylum Company. Records, 1793-1851. 

Atkinson, William BfckUs, 1832-1909. Notes on 

lectures, ca. 1850. 62-2151 

Bache, Franklin, 1792-1864. Papers of Franklin 

Bache and family, 1818-60. 60-2022 

Bailey, Gilbert Swsrtzlander, 1897- collector. 

School notebooks, 1897-1940. 61-764 

Baker, William Spoke, 1824-1897, collector. Papers, 
1890. 61-1095 

Baleb family. Papers, 1699-1923. 60-2398 

Baldwin, Evelyn Briggs, 1862-1933. Papers, 1898- 

1926. 60-2988 

Bsldwln-Llma -H s tn U t oo Corporation. Records, 1884- 
68. 61-136 

Ball, Joseph, 1T52-1821. Papers, 1676-1850. 60-1376 

BaUlat family. Papers, 1728-1822. 60-1282 

B al timo re and Pblladelpbla Steamship Co. Records, 
1844-1936. 60-3263 

Bancroft Family. Papers, 1744-1821. 60-3303 

Bank of North America, Philadelphia. Records, 

1780-1923. 61-213 

Bank of the anted States (Pennsylvania, 1836-1841) 
Records, 1840-55. 61-65 

Barms, Maria Mathilda (Bingham). Letters, 1799. 

61-2874 
Barker, Joshua. Docket books, 1828-43. 60-2350 

Barney, Joshua, 1759-1818. Papers, 1782-1818. 

60-1230 

Barton, Benjamin Smith, 1766-1815. Lecture notes, 
1613-15. 61-316 

Barton, Benjamin Smith, 1766-1815. Papers, 1778- 

1613. 60-2224 

Barton, Charles CriUon, d. 1851. Journals, 1827- 

31. 60-1244 

Bartram, John, 1699-1777. Papers of John and 

William Bartram, 1734-1893. 60-1467 

Bedford, Isaac. Papers, 1827-46. 62-208 

Beebe, Lewis, 1749-1818. Journals, 1776-1801. 



60-1811 

60-3320 

J. 
61-1116 

Be ns o n , Evelyn, collector. Fayette County papers, 
1920. 61-1449 



Beelen von Bertbolff, Frelherr von. Papers, 
1785-1913. 

Benedict Club, Philadelphia. Reports, 1898-1947. 



Evelyn, collector. Fort Necessity papers, 
1932-43. 61-1461 

Berks Co., Pa. Records of Berks and Montgomery 

Countiee, 1693-1869. 60-2035 

Besson family. Papers, 1648-1883. 61-1113 

Beverly, Robert, financier. Business records, 1763- 
1852. 80-1377 

Bevle, Thomas. Genealogical records, 1737-1879. 

60-1815 

Blddle, Alexuder, 1819-1899. Family papers, 

1768-1900. 61-869 

Blddls, Charles, 1745-1821. Papers, 1763-1829. 



Blddle, Clement, 1740-1814. Papers, 1743-1835. 

60-1379 

Blddle, James S. Correspondence, 1833-59. 62-227 

Blddle, Thomas A., collector. Business records and 
correspondence, 1771-1827. 60-1461 



Blddle family. Correspondence, chiefly of the 
Blddle and Rush families, 1776-1876. 61-527 

Blddle family. Papers, 1790-1916. 62-464 

Blddle family. Papers, 1793-1937. 61-636 

Blgter, William, 1814-1880. Papers, 1836-80. 60-1810 

Billon, Frederic Louis, 1801-1895. Papers, 1876. 

60-3133 

Bingham, William, 1752-1804. Estate and 

other papers, 1777-1917. 60-1912 

Bluing, Arthur Cecil, 1893-1957, collector. Papers, 
1787-1897. 61-2088 

Bumeg Horace, 1780-1875. Papers. 61-603 

Birch, George, d. 1637. Papers, 1808-89. 60-1913 

Blackmore, William, 1827-1878. Papers relating to 
William Pwm, 1873-75. 80-1914 

Blackwell, Robert, 1748-1831. Estate papers, 

1831-53. 61-314 

Blakeslee, Alice, genealogical data, 1897-1929. 



Blankenburg, Rudolph, 1843-1918. Papers, 1881- 

1918. 61-1066 

Blight, Atherton. Diary and account book, 1849-56. 

60-2015 

Blockley (Philadelphia General BospltaO papers, 

20th cent 61-1681 

Bolnod, Daniel, firm, Philadelphia. Records, 1777- 

95. 60-2018 

Bollman, George. Business records, 1764-1803. 

60-1283 

Boone, Jeremiah. Business records, 1782-1833. 

60-1375 

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers of the United States. 

Letters, 1880. 60-3266 

Borle family. Papers, 1799-1886. 61-686 

Barman family. Papers, 1815-72. 61-3692 

Boudinot, EHas, 1740-1821. Papers, 1716-1828. 

60-1900 

Bradford, Thomas, 1745-1638. Papers, 1760-1862. 

60-2027 

Bradford, Thomas, 1745-1638. Papers of Thomas 

and William Bradford, 1702-1881. 61-1104 

Bradford, William, 1722-1791. Papers. 1682-1863. 

60-1712 

Bradford family. Papers, 1744-1923. 62-4341 

Brady, James W. Harpers Ferry Civil War records. 

1863-65. ei-847 

Braxton, Carter, 1736-1797. Papers, 1780-1811. 

60-2048 
Braytoa, Annie Bare Powel, collector. Papers, 1681- 

1799. 81-145T 

Bright, Nancy Patterson, collector. Papers, 1720- 

1861. 61-3589 

Brinton, Francis D., collector. Papers, 1789-1874, 

60-1708 

Brinton, Francis D., co l lector. William Masters 
and Mary Masters Rtchell estate papers, 1746-1850. 

61-1464 

Brinton, Jasper Yeates, 1878- Papers, 1762-1635. 

81-502 

Brinton, John H1B, 1772-1827. Business records 

1790-1890. &.J44 

Bristol and Philadelphia letters, 1671-89. 61-2297 

British prisoners and parole papers, 1760-92. 61-1446 

Brodhead, Daniel, 1736-1809. Letter book, 1780-65. 

61-3098 
Brooke, John Rutter, 1838-1926. Papers, 1753- 

1903. 60-3319 

Broomall, John Martin, 1816-1894. Correspondence, 
1867-68. 61-713 

Brown, Alexander P., collector. Autographs, 1889- 

1913. 60-1662 

Brown, Andrew, of V. S. Army. Letters, 1862-64. 



Brown, Carlorta Herring. Collection, 1699-1920. 

60-1792 

Brown, Charles Brockdsn, 1771-1810. Papers, 1715- 
1827. 60-1684 

Brown, Charles Brockden, 1771-1810. Papers, 1742- 
1810. sn- aiM 



Brown (David 8.) and Company, PbJUadsIptta. 

Account books, 1837-70. 60-2816 

Brown, (David S.) and Company, Philadelphia. 

Records, 1828-1910. 61-2326 

Brown, Henry Amxttt, 1844-1878. Papers, 1693-1908. 



1908. _fc 



Brown, Mary (Stockton) collector. Miscellaneous 

papers, 1764-1680. 61-1719 

Brown family. Papers, 1788-1915. 61-1087 

Browse, Mrs. John C, collector. Lottery tickets 

and rseords, 1753-1866. 60-1660 

Browne, Peter ArrelL 1782-1860. Papers, 1808-64. 

61-887 

Browse, William Hirrtcaum, 1840-1906. Correspond- 
enee, 1890-97. 60-1669 

Browning Society of PMIartPlphu Records, 1903-25. 

60-3138 

Bryan, George, 1731-1791. Papers, 175S-1829. 

60-1783 

Buchanan, James, Pros. V. S., 1791-1868. Papers, 

1775-1866. 60-3337 

Buchanan, Roberdeau, 1839-1916, collector. 

Roberdeau papers, 1761-1831. 60-3313 

B nchan a n family. Papers of the t**— »»m«n) and Beary 
famines, 1700-1914. 60-1700 

Buck, Jacob E. Receipt and account books, 1832-40. 

60-1649 

Buck, WUHam Joseph, b. 1825. Letters to John 

Jordan, 1870-73. 60-2804 

Bucks Co., Pa. Marriage records of Bucks 

County, Pa. , and Philadelphia, 1835-65. 60-3166 

Bucks Co., Pa. Records, 1682-1850, 60-1675 

Bull family. Papers, 1799-1844. 61-3095 

Bunting, SamueL Business records of Samuel 

Bunting and George Nicholson, 1684-1850. 60-166°-*v 

Burt, Edward Shippen, d. 1848. Papers, 1798-1858. ^^ 

60-1696 
Burleigh, Charles Calistus, 1810-1878. Anti-slavery 
papers, 1828-57. 61-8610 

Burnside, James. Correspondence, 1778-79. 

BurreU, Stephanie L. Papers, 192B-43. 
Buseh, Mlers. Papers, 1838-79. 

Butler, Pierce, 1807-1867. Business rseords, 1836- 

W- 60-1668 

Butlsr family. Papers, 1771-1900. 61-753 

Cadwalader, John, 1742-1786. Estate papers, 1727- 
1838. 61-382 

61-756 



81-2877 
61-718 
60-1689 



Cauwalader family. Papers, 1630-1900. 
Calvin, Samuel, 1811-1890. Correspondence, 1837- 
70 - 61-384 



Camac family. Estate papers, 1802-60. 



61-80 



Camden Co., N. J. Psychiatric HospltaL i-t-i-~t 
Rseords, 1886-99. 61-402 

Campbell, James H., 1820-1895. Papers; 1881-67. 

60-1674 
Campbell, Samuel, bookseller and printer. Papers, 

1790-1876. 60-1762 

Carey, Mathsw, 1760-1839. Business records, 1787- 
1822. 60-1812 

Carpenter, Louis Bsnry, 1639-1916. Papers, 1683- 

1903. 60-1809 

Carson, Hampton Lawrence, 1852-1929, colmctnr. 

Materials relating to lawyers and the law, 1690- enfk 

60-2041^ 



1929. 



Carson, H a mp ton Lawrence, 1852-1929. Papers 

1874J927. 60-2291 

Carter, Arabella, collector. Human Freedom League 
papers, 1890-1904. 61-1462 



b l, Abraham H., collector. Papers, 1680-1631. 

61-3125 
C at hr a ll , Cbarlss E. Diary and poetry, 1631-35. 

60-1608 
Chadwlek, Alexander C. Papers relating to Philadel- 
phia, 1900-32. 82-4155 

Chalonsr, John. Cbaloner and White papers, 1744- 

1836. 60-1768 



PENNSYLVANIA. HBTOBICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Champion, Joseph. Papers, 1774-1644. 61-3385 

On", Samuel Portland, 1B08-1B73. Papers, 1824-82. 
_« 60-1817 

^P Clauncey, Charles, collector. Obituary notice 

ro llw t lm, ca. 1909-24. 61-1453 

Cheltenham and Willow Grove Turnpike record books, 
MOS-12. 60-1619 

Chester Co., Pa. Records and papers, 1684-1847. 

60-1944 
Chew, Benjamin, 1723-1810. Papers of the Benjamin 
Chew estatn, 1776-1904. 60-162$ 

Cbew, David S. B. Papers, 1828-98. 61-1035 

Chew, gamma. Papers, 1826-60. 61-1692 

collector. Pennsylvania boundary 

■ 16th cant. 61-576 

Chsynsy, Wsldnm J., 1831-1908. Papers, 1853-1906. 

61-1S0 
Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Panasylvanm- 
autograph letters and portraits, 1712-1910. 61-1586 



Odlds, Cephas Crier, 1792-1871. Statistical 
*■-—-— ^s, 1793-1871. 



614201 



60-1606 



Ctauvhuiau, George. Official papers, 1720-1850. 

Churclanan, John, surveyor. Papers of John and 
George Charcbmaa and Kirk Brown, 1716-1835. 

60-1763 

Citlaens' Bounty Fond Committee, PMladetohU. 

Bseords, 1862-66. '—-™- 1 ' ——-»«• a _ jM 

Citizens' Municipal Association of Philadelphia. 

Records, 1893-1907. 61-1042 

emcees' Permanent Belief Committee, Philadelphia. 
Records, 16B5-09. 61-61 

City NsUonal Bank, Pidladslnhia. Beeorde, 1857-1900. 

62-206 



aJJ* CMc Club of Pnflndelnma. Records, 1893-1944. 

Culms to be adjuslnd according to the treaty of 
amity, commerce and aattgatma, (799-1804. 

Clark, Ephralm. Papers, 1779-1886. 



62-1253 

62-2956 

61-68 

dark, William Bell, 1889- collector. World war I 
papers, 1919-20. 61-1107 

Cans, William J., 1840-1889. Papers, 1861-89. 

61-3587 
Clay, CedL 1842-1907. Papers, 1804-90. 61-670 

Oaypoole, James, b. 1634. Papers, 1681-83. 61-2944 

Clement, John, 1618-1894, collector. Papers, ca. 

1676-1865. 61-1447 

Clement, John C. Official papers, 1681-1871. 60-1790 

Clifford family. Papers, 1722-1832. 60-1764 

Clothier family. Correepondonee, 1895-1909. 62-1388 

Clover Com of Philadelphia. Becords, 1918-21. 



61-140 
60-1757 



Clymer family. Papers, 1748-1899. 

Coatee family. Papers of the Coates family and of 
John Beynoll, 1702-1847. 60-1755 

Cochran, Henry C. Notebooks, 1845-48. 60-1618 

Cohen, Charles Joseph, 1874- Papers, 1896-1953. 

61-2073 
Coles, Edward, 1786-1868. Papers, 1762-1887. 61-675 

Collins, Zacehens, d. 1831. Papers, 1760-1847. 

64-363 
CoDins family. Papers of the Collin and Marshall 
families, 1761-1838. 61-422 

Collins family. Papers of the Collins, Parker. Rswle. 
ad related families, 1793-1904. 61-2216 

CoUls, Charlee Henry Tncky, 1838-1902. Letter 

books, 1683-66. ^ 61-310 

Colonlal-Revotatianary manuscripts, 1738-1808. 

60-1707 

Cotton, Richard Francis, 1843-1880. Notebooks, 1856- 
T *- 62-2154 

C ommnmor atloh of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth 
Anuhrereary of the First Arrival of William Pens 
In America. General Committee. Papere re- 
lating to or ganl ration of the commemoration, 1981- 
31 60-3132 



Repository Index 



Ccnarrce autograph col Button, 1643-1882. 60-1616 

Conner family. Conner and Powell genealogies, 

1775-1893. '80-1665 

C onstttnH onal Centennial Commission, Philadelphia, 

1886. Record, 1886-87. 80-2662 

Cooke, Jay, 1821-1905. Papere, 1S42-190L 60-1760 

Cope, Gilbert, 1840-1928, collector. Historical 

and g enu a lo gi ca l coDeetlon, 1682-1924. 61-2771 

Cope family. Business records, ca. 1800-ca. 1925. 

61-146 
Cornea, Jane. Papers, 1834-1804. 61-656 

Coryell, Lewis S. Correspondence, 1806-67. 60-1711 
Covode, John, 1808-1871. Letter book, 1870. 81-3591 

Cox, John, 1754-1847. Papers of John Cox and family, 
1600-1900, 60-1613 

Coze, Brlnton, 1833-1892, collector. New Jersey 

papers, 1743-1880. 61-1458 

Cosess, William Barr Nash. Papers, 1864-70. 61-848 

Craig, Margaret Murphy (Craig). Correspondence, 
1779-1837. 81-577 

Creeses family. Papers, 1828-1920. 61-256 

Croghan, George, d. 1782. Papere, 1754-1808. 

61-568 

Cnmis, Robert James, 1887- Correspondence, 

I'M. 62-146 

Ceestn, Josefs Espmosa de. Correspondence, 1826- 

60-3137 
CunuuinB (John) and Company. CorrespondeDee, 

M00-12. 62-1532 

Cams, Cyrus Hermann Kbtzechmar, 1850-1933. 

Correspondence, 1912-38. 60-3152 

Dalx, Augustus F. Papers, 1889-1914. 60-3276 

Dallae, George Mifflin, 1792-1864. Papers. 2791- 
1M °- 61-569 

Dallas, Susan. Letters from the scrapbook of 

Susan Dallas, 1856^1. 61 _ag 6 

Darlington, Nina Kelton (Murphy) 1686- 

Papers, 1892-1937. 62-4446 

Darlington, William, 1804-1879. Papers, 1S29-6L 

61-386 
Darraeh, Charles Gobreebt. Papers, ca. 1906-18. 

60-1782 
Darraeh, WlUtom, 1796-1865. Diaries, 1830-38. 

60-1895 
Davidson, William B. Journal and «i~t.M Mwf y igja. 

27 - 60-1808 

Davis, Mrs. E. M. , collector. EUreth's Alley papers. 

62-257 
Davis, William Morris. Correspondence, 1853-76. 

60-1773 
Dealy, Dennis P., d. 1887. Papere, 1853-87. 81-723 

Decatur, Stephen, 1776-1820. Naval papers, 1801-20. 

60-1922 

Da ^nP°~' Pa - County Home, Lima. Records, 
"a*" 80 - 61-385 

Devereux, B. H. Letter book, 1837-43. 61-2945 

Dewitt, Peter. Papere, 1784-1820. 61-3096 

Dickhieon, John, 1732-1808. Papers, 1760-72. 60-2043 

DtUsr, William S. Military papers, 1882-90. 60-1931 

Dobson, James. Papers, 18*0-1920. 61-2867 

Dotterer, Henry Saeeamaii, 1841-1903. Genealogical 
papers, 1862-83. 60-2351 

Drayton family. Papere, 1796-1896. 61-737 

Dreer, Ferdmaad Jaime, 1812-1902, collector. 

Buatnsss records snd Jonrnala, 1694-1857. 61-16 

Dreer, Fsrdmnnd Julhls, 1812-1902, collector. 

The Dreer collection: mlscsllaneoue correspondence. 
ca. 1704-1896. ^61-8 

Dreer, Ferdinand Julias, 1812-1902, collector. 
Literary and sdentitB autographs and manu- 
scripts, 1703-1900. tl-352 

Dreer, Ferdinand Julius, 1812-1902, collector. 
Miscellaneous army end navy autographs, 1571- 
a "- 61-15 



Dreer, Ferdinand Julius, 1812-1902, collector. 
Miscellaneous autographs, clergy, arts, and 
sciences, 1492-1921. 61-17 

Dreer, Ferdinand Julius, 1812-1902, collector. 
Miscellaneous nollttral autographs, 1497-1922. 

61-18 

Dreer, Ferdinand Julias, 1812-1902, collector. 
Papers on p olitica l snd military history 1518- 
"«• 61-19 

Drinker, Elizabeth gandwlth), 1734-1807. Diary 

1758-1807. 61-404 

Drinker, Henry, 1734-1809. Papere, 1756-1869. 

60-1816 
Drum, Augustas, 1815-1858. Papere, 1846-56. 60-1974 
Da Bole, Abraham. Papere, 1792-1809. 61-463 

Dudley, Thomas Haines, 1819-1893. Papers of 
Thomas and Edward Dudley and of Israel 
Roberts, 1854-1911. 61-223 

Daohar, Elizabeth, collector. Talcott Williams 

memorial papere, 1808-1936. 61-507 

Dunlap, John, 1747-1812. Papere, 1774-1811. 60-2S17 

Da Ponceau, Peter Stephen, 1760-1844. Letters. 

1777-1844. ^ gj.24, 

Da Ponceau, Peter Stephen, 1760-1844. Papere, 

1633-1844. 60-2319 

Dutllh and Waehsmuth, Philadelphia- Records, 1704- 

1846 - 60-1791 

Eberhart, Allen M. Papers, 1913-21. 60-2025 

Edeibefta, Carl, collector. German heraldry books, 

ca. 1700. 61-1451 

Edmonds, FmnkUn Spencer, 1874-1945. Papers. 

61-570 

Edmunds, Albert Joseph, 1857-1941. Papers, 1850- 
1 * 41 - 60-1930 

Edwards, Howard, coUsctor. Autograph letters, 

1779-1883. 60-1899 

Embree, EUhu, 1782-1820. Papere, 1814-25. 60-2724 

E me rg en cy Aid Committee, Philadelphia- Belgian 

Relief Division. Correspondence, 1814-21. 61-127 

Cmlen, Samuel, 1730-1799. Letters, 1772-97. 

81-3611 

Emlen family. Papers, 1715-1885. 61-35 

Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919, collector. Auto- 
graph collection, 1749-1814. 60-2726 

Ernst, Jobaon Friedrlch. Letter book, 1776-87. 

62-4720 

EtUng, Frank Marx, collector. Autographs, and 

family and cine papers, 1556-1917. 60-2028 

Evans, Robert T. Papers, 1803-65. 60-1994 

Fahnestoek family. Papers, 1849-73 61-2219 

Falres, John Wiley, 1813-1901. Papere, 1830-88. 



Faires lamily. Papers, 1811-1918. 
Falnnan family. Papers, 1671-1828. 
Fallon, Christopher. Correspondence, 1824-63. 



60-1948 
61-2071 
61-149 

61-624 
Paris, John Thomson, 1871- Literary manuscripts. 

61-2888 
Farmer, Elba. Letter book, 1774-89. 61-3585 

Federal Reeerve Bank of Philade Inhla. Papers, 1914- 
U - ' 60-2811 

Felton, Samuel Morse, 1809-1889. Correspondence, 
"**-**- 61-2755 

Felton, Semuel Morse, 1809-1889. Papers, 1861-87. 

61-587 
Pernberger, Samuel WelUer, 1887-1958, collector. 

Legal documents, 1796-1619. 60-2808 

Fire Insurance Company of the Comity of Philadelphia. 
Record books, 1632-41. 61-2878 

Fisher, Mrs. Howell Tracy. Family papers, 1783-1911. 

60-1784 
Fisher, Joshua Francis, .807-1673. Family papers, 
1755-1865. 62-4138 



Fisher, Mure, 1748-1819. Papers, 1775-1814. 



60-2380 



489 



Repository Index 



PBSKSTLVAMA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

FUber, Sidney George, 1809-1871. Marten, 

1834-70. 61-2269 

Fitch, John, 1743-1798. Papers, 1763-1826. 60-1977 

Flthlan, Enoch, collector. Greenwich, N.J. vital 

statistics, 1817-88. 61-1450 

FttzSImOttS, Thomas, 1741-1811. Papers, 1790-1800. 

61-2889 

Flagg, Jbslah Foster. Papers, 1821-59. 81-582 

Fletcher, ThoSEU, gnldsmlth Busmen* corre- 

*, 1806-55. 61-2287 



Forbes, Thomas. Letter book, 1722-32. 61-2948 

Ford, Paul Leicester, 1869-1902. Biographical 

papers, 1891-93. 60-1949 

Foulke, John. Papers, 1769-88. 60-3272 

Fonlke family. Paper*, 1703-1911. 61-941 

Fox, Beiriamln Franklin. Papers, ca. 1638-1913. 

60-2019 

Fox, Isaac, d. 1865. Papers, 1883-69. 61-602 

PranksirflBid, Samoel P. Funeral records, 1B52-190L 



Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. Papers, 1747-94. 



Franklin, Walter, d. 1780. Letter book, 1772-73. 



Franklin Inn Club, Philadelphia. Records, 1902-55. 

62-4146 
Fraane (Edward A.) and Company. Kecords, 1878-93. 

61-643 

Freas family. Papers, 1754-1889. 60-3155 

Freeman, Coiione (Keen) 1868- Liberty loan papers, 
1918-19. 60-1904 

Freeman family. Papers of tbB Freeman and Frost 
families, 1809-1929. 62-1124 

French, Benjamin Franklin, 1799-1877. Papers 

on Indian ethnology, ca. 1874. 60-3241 

French West India papers, 1712-57. 61-1408 

Friends Library Association of West Chester. 

Kecords, 1880-96. 61-717 

Fry and Rambo, Montgomery Co., Pa. Records, 

1843-59. 60-1975 

Fttmess, Horace Howard, 1833-1912. Sanitary Fair 
papers, 1881-65. 80-3228 

Fnthey, John Smith, 1820-1688. Papers, 1776-1880. 

62-2155 

Galloway, Grace (Growden) d. 1789. Dairy and corre- 
spondence, 1778-81. 60-3240 

Gamble, William. Scrapbook, 1839-45. 61-2868 

Gardiner, Edward Carey, collector. Family papers, 
1632-1939. 61-102 

Gardner, John, 1750-1607. Papers, 1765-91. 60-1991 

Gardom, George. Papers, 1840-90. 60-1950 

Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania. Records, 1642- 
1806. 61-1533 

Gibson, James, 1768 or 9-1856. Papers, 1712- 

1846. 62-4474 

Glean, John H. Historical writings, 1845-57. 61-583 

G lllln gl um, Barrold Edgar, 1864-1954, collector. 
Custom House documents and related papers, 
1792-1855. 60-1802 

GQUngham, Barrold Edgar, 1864-1954. Papers. 



Gllmore's Auditorium, Philadelphia. Programs, 

1895-1901. 62-1875 

Gilpin, Henry Dilworth, 1801-1860. Papers of Henry 
D. Gilpin and family, 1727-1872. 60-1826 

Gilpin family. Papers, 1738-1878. 60-1819 

Gilpin family. Poetic and prose ee lections, 1793- 

1833. 60-1946 

Glrard, Stephen, 1750-1831. Estate papers, 1839- 

63. 61-465 

Glrard College, Philadelphia. Papers, 1885-94. 



Gloucester Manufacturing Company. Records, 1850- 
1909. 60-2423 



Gobrecht, Christian F., 1765-1844. Papers, 1795- 

1844. 60-1971 

Goodfellow, James, 1796-1880. Papers, 1834-81. 



Goodson, John. Business records of John Goodson 

and Samuel Cart, 1681-1761. 60-2080 

Gordon, Thomas Francis, 1787-1860. Historical 

papers, ca. 1813. 60-1903 

Gorham, Morris B. collector. Papers eoUeeted by 
Morris B. Gorham and William G. Hollls concemlng 
the Improved Order of Red Men, 1831-1901. 61-1115 

61-1068 



Gorman, Frederick X. Notes. 

Gould, George Glen. Material for a biography of Ezra 
Holden. 61-1045 

Governors of Pennsylvania; autograph letters, 

1778-1891. 61-1716 

Graff, Annie A., collector. Genealogical sotee, 

1700-1885. 61-1408 

Graff, PauL Diaries, with an account book of Edgar 
P. Graff, 1860-1909. 62-283 

Graff family. Papers, 1727-1929. 60-3271 

Graham, Archibald Hunter. Papers, 1927-29. 

60-3162 

Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Pennsylvania. 
Coortland Saunders Post, No. 21, Philadelphia, 
Records, 1663-1923. 61-528 

Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of Pennsylvania. 
Schuyler Post, No. 51, Philadelphia. Records, 
1874-1931. 62-1350 

Grata, Louisa. Estate papers of Louisa, Caroline 
and Elizabeth Gratz, 1825-91. 61-259 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925. Correspondence, 

1858-1923. 61-719 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. American 

political subjects; autographs, 1641-1922. 60-2616 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. American section; 
miscellaneous groups of papers and autographs, 1570- 
1919. 60-2648 

Grata, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. American wars; 
autographs, 1657-1911. 60-2624 

Gratz, Simon, 1640-1925, collector. Churchmen and 
clergymen; autographs, 1647-1B21. 61-99 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Commercial rec- 
ords, 1699-1635. 61-96 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Correspondence 
of officials of C. S. Government departments, 1795- 
1868. 61-97 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. European 

section; letters and papers, ca. 1383-1920. 60-3095 

Grata, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Indian affairs; 
autographs, 1735-1607. 61-101 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Jurists; auto- 
graphs, 1668-1825. 61-98 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Miscellaneous 

groups of autographs, 1754-1824. 60-2626 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Miscellaneous 

section; autographs, ca. 1533-1910. 60-2649 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Participants in 
cultural life, arts, and sciences; autographs, 1647- 
1928- 60-2625 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Pennsylvania 
politics and legal affairs; autographs, 1600-79. 

60-2627 

Gratz, Simon, 1840-1925, collector. Territorial ex- 
pansion and settlements in Pennsylvania and else- 
where; autographs, 1664-1895. 60-2633 

Gratz family. Business and legal records, 1762- 

1921. 60-2336 

GL Brit. Board of Trade. Records, 1675-1782. 



Greene, Natfaanael, 1742-1786. Letters, 1780-82. 

60-3163 

Greenewalt, Mary Elizabeth Ballock-, 1871-1950. 

Papers, 1932-36. 61-443 

Griffith manuscripts, 1837-53. 61-619 

Grubb, Peter. Forge and furnace account books, 

1765-1880. 60-1789 



Hahu, Peter. Papers, 1602-34. 61-148 

Haines, John S. Papers, 1645-90. 61-639 

Ball, Reynold T., collector. Philadelphia Civil War 

charity papers, 1861-89. 61-1S_^ 

Hallowell family. Papers, 1849-77. 61-27^^ 

Hamilton, Andrew, 1676 (ca. )-l 741. Andrewand 

James Hamilton papers, 1713-1905. 61-3071 



Hamltton, Hance, 1721-1772. Papers, 1739-79, 



Hawitltmi, James, 1710 (ca.)-1783. Papers, 
1733-83. 



Haw|«itrt« and Hood, Phtlartftlphla Records, 
1804-65. 



60-2018 
61-52 



Grubb family. Papers, 1738-186L 
Grubb family. Papers, 1834-69. 



62-1322 
61-147 



61-141 

Hamilton collection, 17SO-18S0. 62-1138 

Hamilton family. Letter book, 1781-90. 62-184 

Band, Edward, 1744-1802. Papers, 1771-1807. 60-3011 

Harris, John, 1726-1791. Papers, 1687-1915. 60-2184 

Harris family. Papers, 1750-1844. 61-494 

Harrison, George. Official records, 1812-32. 60-1570 

Harrison, George L., 1874- Papers of George L, 
Harrison and Edward Wain. 62-88 

Harrison, Henry Karris, 1887- collector. Papers, 
1822-1917. 61-677 

Harrison, Joseph, 1810-1874. Letter books, 

1844-65. 62-4729 

Harrison Oil Company. Records, 1864-66. 60-1841 

Harvey, Isaac, Philadelphia merchant. Papers, 

1788-1856. 60-3265 

Harvey, Samuel, 1769 (ca.)-1848. Papers, 1771-1848. 

61-2217 

Haupt, Herman, 1817-1905. Letter book, 1852. _*, 

62-64', J 

Hazard Family. Papers, 1770-1818. 61-154 

HeckeweUer, John Gottlieb Ernestus, 1743-1823. 

Papers, 1749-1822. 60-2328 

ffwknum, Charles Adam, 1822-1898. CtvU War 

papers, 1861-63. 61-2216 

Hek, James E. Letter books, 1825-28. 60-1839 

Henderson family. Hendereon-WertmuHer 

papers, 1779-1822. 62-586 

Henry, Alexander, 1823-1883. Papers, 1840-76. 60-2393 

Henry, Betsy. Music books of Betsy and Eliza Henry, 
1796-1823. 60-1896 

Henry, William, 1729-1786. Papers, 1759-1812. 

60-2223 

Bering, Constantlne, 1800-1880, collector. Portraits 
and biographical notes, 1840-60. 61-1440 

Herndon, John Goodwin, 1888- collector. United 

Nations papers, 1945-46. 81-1462 

Herrlck, Cheesman Ablah, 1866-1956. Papers, 

1933-42. ' eo.3273 

Hicks, Isaac, 1748-1836. Docket books, 1772-1832. 

60-1842 
Blester, Daniel, 1747-1804. Papers, 1739-1822. 

60-2330 
Hlght, William. Letter book, 1795-96. 61-3099 

Hildeburn, Charles Swift Riche", 1855-1901. Cor- 
respondence with Robert Ludlow Fowler, 1893- 
95. 60-2801 

Hildeburn, Charles Swift Riche', 1855-1901. Papers, — 



Hlllegas, Michael, 1729-1804. Letter books, 1757- 

60 - 60-1852 

Historical Records Survey. Pennsylvania. Reports. 
"34-40. 62-2175 

Hobbs, Henry J. p. Papers, 1937-46. 61-598 

Hollingsworth family. Papers and business records, 
1734-1890. 60-2400 

Hoopes, Alban Williamson. Papers, 1808-1948. 



Hopklnson family. Correspondence, 1762-1835. 



PENHSYLVANIA. mSTOHICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Hopper, Harry Shebnire. Genealogical papers, 1633- 
1911. 60-1840 

- Home, Louise (Williams) d. 1959, collector. Doras 

f collection, 1797-1880. 61-2031 

Homor, Joseph P. Conunonpotce books, 1798-1818. 

60-2173 
Horsfleld, Tlmotky. Letter book, 1754-55. 02-102 

Horstmann (Wm_H.) andSoos, Philadelphia. Records 

1836-88. 61-826 

Hough family. Papers, 1721-1857. 80-2158 

Howard, John, 17267-1790. Papers, 1780-1919. 

60-2320 
Howell, Anna Hazes, collector. GensoloHcal and 
other papers, 1838-1904. 82-6 

Howell, Josephine R. , collector. Family papers. 

1888-1886. 60-3156 

Hubbard, C. Evans, collector. Papers, 1780-1801. 

61-2032 

Hubbard, Edwin, 1611-1891. Genealogical notes on 
the Goodrich and Cocke families, ea. 1861. 60-3300 

HnbhelL Helena, collector. AntographcoUectteo, 

1679-1895. 91-1114 

Hnbley, Adam, ca. 1744-ca. 1793. Military Journals, 

1776-80. 80-2222 

Hughes, John, 1711-1772. Papers; 1725-1816. 60-2586 

Hnldekoper, Harm Jan, 1776-1854. Papers, 1796- 

1854 - 80-2197 

Humphreys, Andrew Atkinson, 1610-1883. Papers, 

1800-1901. 60-2611 

Humphreys, Clement, 1777-1803. Papers, 1798- 

"01- 60-2221 

Humphreys, Joshua, 1751-1838. Papers, 1636-1835. 

60-2211 

Huntington, Joshua, 1751-1821. Papers relating- to 

the frigate Confederacy, 1776-88. 60-2046 

Hutchlns, Thomas, 1730-1789. Papers, 1759-88. 



Indian records collection, 1608-1874. 81-1403 

Indian Rights Association. Records, 1883-1937. 

61-718 

Indigent Widows' and Single Wonleh's society of 

Philadelphia. Records, 1823-82. 61-64 

Infant School Society of Philadelphia. Records, 1827- 
194 °- 62-1368 

infants' Clothing AssoctatlGa, Philadelphia. Records 
1613-1857. 61.886 

bgersoll, Charles Jared, 1782-1862. Correspondence 
WW*. 61-2088 

Iryla, John. Dianas, 1883-86. 61-2214 

Irvine, William, 1741-1804. Military papers, 1768- 

18M - 60-2645 

Irvine family. Papers, 1777-1868. 61-1044 

Jackson, Joseph, 1667-1946. Papers, 1923-28. 



60-2071 
60-3149 



Jacobs family. Account books, 1751-1818. 

Jacobs family. Papers, 1881-1838. 60-2838 

James, Isabella (Bstchelder) b. 1619. Papers, 1733- 
18T4 - 60-3172 

James, Thomas Potts, 1803-1882. Letter books, 

1851-63. 80-2802 

James and Drinker, Philadelphia. Records, with 
some personal papers of Henry and Saudwlth 
Drinker, 1739-1855. 61-619 

Jameson, John Franklin, 1859-1937, collector. 
Records relating to Wlllem Ussellnx and the 
South Company, 1887. 61-2881 

JeUett, Edwm Costley, 1880- Diaries, 1860-1921. 

61-870 
Jenkins, Charles Francis, 1865- Correspondence 

concerning Button Gwinnett, 1924-38. 60-2512 

Jenkins, Charles Francis, 1665- collector. 

Autograph letters, 1762^1807. 61-563 

Jenkins family. Papers, 1702-1902. 60-2837 

Johnston, Joslah Stoddard, 1784-1833. Papers, 1821- 
S9. 60-2610 



Repository Index 



Jones, Andrew M. Papers, 1833-83. 61-211 

Jones, John, d. ca. 1843. Papers, 1814-64. 
Jones, Lewis. Papers, 1787-1876. 

Jones, Owes, 1744 or 5-1825. Papers, 1759-1824. 

60-3111 

Jones, WUHam, 1760-1831. Papere, 1792-1839. 



61-61 
60-3164 



61-587 
60-2210 



Jones b Clark. Records, 1784-1816. 

Jones family. Business records-, 1810-71. 60-3178 

Jones family. Papers, 1696-1867. 60-2636 

Jordan, Swing, 1847-1920. Papers of Ewlng and 

Francis Jordan, 1846-77. 61-554 

Justice, Jefferson, 1840- Papers, 1862-86 60-3286 
Sane, John Kmtzlag, 1795-1858. Correspondence, 



1820-60. 



62-4139 



Keating, John. Correspondence with Richard Gernon, 
1805-29. 60-1921 

Kelm, De Bennerllle Randolph, 1841-1914. Papers. 

1808-1912. ^ 80-2104 

Keith, Charles Penrose, 1854-1939. Keith family 

papers, ca. 1899-1932. 60-2216 

Kennedy, Anthony. Business records, 1781-1827. 

60-2106 

King and Wilson, Washington, D. C. Letter book, 

1637-38. 61-2884 

Knight, Daniel, b. 1821. School notebooks, 1831-34. 

61-1076 
Knowtos, Gustavus W. Account books, 1875-95. 

61-2089 
Eonkle, Burton Alva, 1861-1944. Papers. 61-560 

Krewson, George, coUector. Legal and business 

papers from estates, 1770-1878. 61-1515 

Lamberton, James Flndley Peffer, collector. Papers 
at Scotch-Irish settlements, Cumberland Co., Pa, 
1734-86. 61-1406 

Irfun^raiid Schuylkill Bridge Company. Records, 
18U ~ 10 - 61-495 

Lancaster Co., Pa. Records and papers, 1724-1816. 

60-2219 

Landon, Elba (Hlckty). ldadon-Skattuck fanUly 

papers, 1849-90. 61-595 

Langdon, John, 1741-1819. Papers, 1669-1824. 

60-1871 

Lardner, Alexander. Account books, 1830-47. 61-2273 

Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792. Correspondence, 1762- 
«0. 60-2171 

Law, Samuel Andrew, 1771-1845. Correspondence, 
1817-49. 81-526 

Lawrence, Thomas, 1689-1754. Papers, 1684-1759. 

91-76 

Leach, Frank Willing, 1855-1943. Papers, 1914-15. 

61-607 

Leach, Joslah Granville, 1842-1922. Diaries, 1876- 
1920. 60-3264 

Leach, May Atherton. Correspondence relating to 

the Pern sash, 1926-30. 60-1670 

learning, Aaron, 1715-1780. Diaries, 1750-77. 60-1848 

Learning family. Papers, 1706-1891. 60-2410 

Learned, Marlon Dexter, 1857-1917. Papers, 1524- 

ms - 61-599 

Lee, Franklin. Papers, 1807-7L u-661 

Lee, Sir George, 1700-1758. Legal manuscripts, 

1656-1753. 60-1889 

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. Record books, 

1858-96. 80-2809 

Irfthman, Christian, collector. Germantown and 

lUncborough papers, 1742-99. 61-1498 

liffhman, George M. , collector. Union Canal 

papers, 1791-1922. 61-1722 

Lebmd, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903. Papers, 1835- 
1906. 60-2089 

Levis, Eleanor Parke (CusUs) 1779-1852. Letters, 
1794-1852. 62-103 

Lewis, Ellis, 1798-1871. Papers, 1810-71. 60-2179 



Lewis, Henry CarvllL 1853-1888. Papers, 1881-90. 

61-493 

Lewis, Mrs. Howard W., collector. Philadelphia 

auctioneers' records, 1799-1866. 60-2220 

Lewis, John Frederick, 1860-1832. Correspondence. 

WO"*- 6i:3586 

Lewis, John Frederick, 1860-1932. Papere, 1771- 

1931. 60-2396 

Leads, John Frederick, 1880-1632, collector. 

English heraldry, 1597-1702. 61-1448 

Lewis, William David, 1792-1881. Papers, 1800- 

1918. 61-1139 

Lewie family. Papere, 1755-1890. 61-296 

Lewis family. Papers, 1774-1940. 61-536 

Ltghtfoot family. Papers, 1733-1616. 80-2806 

Llpplncott, Joseph W. Papers. 62-2171 

Lippineott and Company, ltd., Philadelphia. Records, 
1787-1913. 60-1882 

. Lloyd, Howard Williams. Genealogical record books 

1846-190L 80-2600 

Lloyd, M a lmlm, b. 1874. Family papers, 1749-1878. 

61-1158 

LobdeU Car Wheel Company, Wilmington, Del. 

Records, 1817-1929. 61-76 

Lochner family. Papers, 1817-6L 60-3165 

Logan, Deborah (Morris) 1761-1839. Dlartoa, 1815- 
39. 60-2527 

60-1849 
60-2835 



Logan family. Business records, 1808-36. 

Logan family. Papere, 1664-1671. 

Logan family. Papers of the Logan and Dickinson 

families, 1671-1890. 60-2623 

Long, William Summer. Genealogy, 1895. 60-3186 

Longstreth, Joshua. Letter books, 1806-33. 61-2265 

Long-strath School, Philadelphia. Alumnae 

Association. Records, 1829-1942. 61-552 

Lorlmer, George Horace, 1868-193T. Papers, 1900-37. 

61-1102 

Lorlmer, George Horace, 1888-1937. Papers; 

Adelaide W. Neall section, 1908-47. ' 62-1541 

Loosing, Benson John, 1813-1891. On-respondsncs, 
1852-92. 62-516 

Lovenng, Joseph Samuel, 1796-188L Papers, 1817- 

88. 61-648 

Ludwlck Institute, Philadelphia. Records, 1801-1980. 

61-1041 



Lukens family. Papers, 1759-1808. 
Lutz family. Papers, 1785-1874. 



61-29 
60-2807 



Lycoming Mlnmg Company. Records, 1891-1938. 

61-142 

Lyman, Benjamin Smith, 1835-1920. Papers 1851- 
1««- 61-129 

Lynch, John Wheaton. Letters, 1860-66. 61-311 

McCalL Pster, 1809-1880. Papers, 1773-1879. 60-2557 

MeCall family. Papers, 1739-1889. 61-745 

McHenry, Margaret Journals, 1929-49. 61-1077 

Melnall, Edward. Correspondence, 1916-17. 61-342 



1734-1617. Papers, 1759-1847. 

61-332 
McKesson, Mrs. IrvmH., collector. Records of 

Philadelphia businessmen, 1825-85. 81-231 

MacKanos, Susan R. (Trautwlne) Diaries, 1857-81. 

61-2075 
McMaster, John Bach, 1852-1932. Papers, 1889. 

61-84 
McMlchaeL Clayton, 1844-1906. Papers, 1861-1901. 

61-551 
MePherson, Robert, 1730 (ca.)-1789. Papers, 1749- 

195«. 61-321 

MacPherson, William, 1756-1813. Papers, 1784- 

18«5. 61-349 

MacPhereon family. Papers, 1762-1855. 61-1138 

McReynolds, Benjamin T. Correspondence, 1882-83. 

61-2879 



Repository Index 



PENNSYLVANIA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

McShea, Walter Ross. Genealogical records, ca. 

1918-ca. 1929. 60-3187 

MaeVeagh, Wayne, 1633-1817. Papers, 1833-1950. 

81-621 

Madison, lama. Pre*, a S. , 1751-1838. Papere, 
ca. 1794-1838. 61-122 



Magee, James. Business records, 1832-52. 



80-2432 



Mattlanrt, Joan J. , 1820-1888. Family papers, 

1729-1898. 61-1144 

Malta Boat Club, Philadelphia. Records, 1B70-1912. 

61-714 

MsrsbaU, Christopher, 1709-1797. Diaries, 1773-93. 

81 -SIS 

Martin, John Hill, 182S-1M6. Correspondence, 1859- 
88. 61-2228 



Martin, John Bill, 1823-1906. Papers, 1856-78. 



Martin, John BUI, 1823-1906. Works. 



61-350 
60-3275 



Martm, willlani, 1785-1798. Medical notes, 1785- 

86. 60-2820 

Mason and Dixon Line papers, 1701-88. 61-1523 

Maasachnsetts. Records and docmnents, 1744-80. 

61-361 

Matlack, T. Chalkley. Papers, 1911-39. 61-351 

Meade, George Gordon, 1815-1872. Papers, 

1793-1697. 61-760 

Meredi t h family. Papers, 1760-1888. 61-818 

Merlon Cricket Club. Papers, 1865-1923. 80-3157 

Merrill, Daniel S. Real estate notes, 1884-88. 60-2810 

Meyers, Oscar R. Legal papers, 1885-1905. 60-2573 

eflekiey, JoBepbJ., 1799-1878, collector. Swedish 
manuscripts, 1636-1811. 61-1732 

Midland Mining Company. Records, 1880-1939. 

41-143 
Mifflin, Lemuel. Papers, 1784-1837. 60-3189 

Mifflin, Northumberland, and Bedford County con- 
veyances, 1795. 61-2308 

MQee, George K, Papers, 1775-1910. 60-3170 

MIDI man, Francis A. Sehoolbooks, 1833-35. 61-374 

Mills, Charles Karsner, 1845-1931. Falls ot 

Schuylkill collection, 1900-27. 61-1689 

Mills, Charles Karener, 1845-193L Papers, 

1864-1931. 60-2667 

Mudbrd, WUllam Alexander. Papers, 1884-1946. 



Mitchell, James Tyndale, 1834-1915. Papers, ca. 
1659-ca. 1911. 61-185 

Mitchell, John, fl. 1812-1814. Papers, 1812-14. 

61-359 

Montgomery, Hope B. Tyler, collector. Revolutionary 
War records and other papers, 1777-1816. 81-1543 

Montgomery, Thomas Harrison, 1830-1905. 

Biographical notes, ca. 1881. 60-3171 

Montgomery, WDltam Woodrow, 1845-1921. Papers, 
1847-1922. 60-3299 

Moore, James Clark. Papers of James Clark 
Moore and William Colmer Moore, 1683-1830. 



Moore, Joeeph Hampton, 1864-1950. Papers, 1884- 
1949. 61-740 

Morgan, George, 1743-1810. Letter nook, 1767-68. 

61-2688 

Morris, Henry S. Business records, 1822-26. 60-2604 

Morris, Isaac Paschall, 1803-1869. Business records 
of Isaac P. and Levi Morris, 1836-45. 60-2433 

Morris, Robert, 1734-1806. Business papers, 1769- 
1836. 60-2434 

Morns, SamueL 1743-1812. Business records, 1740- 
181L, 60-2435 

Morris, Samuel B. Papers, 1845-68. 60-2564 

Morris, Samuel Wells, 1786-1846. Correspondence 
of Samuel Wells Morris and Us wife, Anna Ellis 
Morris, 1759-1852. 62-1125 



MuekU, John S. Papers, 1898-1915. 62-2425 

Muhlenberg, Henry, 1753-1815. Botanical papers, 

1781-1815. 60-2676 

Milliard family. Legal papers, 1757-1884. 61-638 

Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia. Records, 

1820-1939. 61-444 

Myers, Leonard, 1827-1905. CoUecOons, 1854-1905. 

61-373 

Naval and Military Order of the Spanish-American War. 
Pennsylvania Commanoery. Records, 1931-5L 

61-482 

Navy League of the United States. Philadelphia Section. 
Records, 1917-22. 81-1460 

Nazareth Hall, Nazareth, Pa. Account nooks, 1786- 
1850. 61-613 

Nead, Frank B., collector. Documents, 1663-1866. 

61-546 

Nederlandsche West-Indlecbe Compagnie. Records, 
1626-1834. 60-2162 

Nelson, Thomas Forsythe. Papers, 2Mb cent- 60-3150 

Mew Jersey papers, 1664-1853. 61-1763 

NewhnU, Walter Symonds, 1841-1863. Letters, 1862- 
83. 61-3100 

Newhall family. Papers, late 19th cent 60-3151 

Newton family. Papers, 1799-1903. 61-62 

Nice, John. Papers, 1776-1864. 61-372 

Nicholson, John, <L 1800. Letter books, 1775-86. 

60-2565 

Nixon, John, 1733-1808. Papers, 1707-1845. 60-2566 

Norrls, George Washington, 1808-1875, collector. 
Correspondence, 1695-1835. 81-520 

Norrls, Thomas G., collector. Papers relating to 
the iron Industry of Cumberland Co-, Pa., 1786- 
1880. 62-994 



Norrls family. Papers, 1642-1860. 



80-2605 



North American Land Company. Legal papers 

1793-1880. 61-85 

North American Land Company. Records, 1793- 

1S76. 61-462 

Northumberland County papers, 1787-1899. 



Noyes, Stephen H., 1881-1932. Papers, 1916-25. 



Oberholtxer, Ellis Paxson, 1868-1938. Papers, 

1735-1931. 62-4843 

O'Donovau, William Rudolf, 1844-1920. Letters, 

1861-1920. 61-215 

Orr, Dunlope, and Glenhollne, Philadelphia. Letter 
book, 1767-69. 61-2866 

Packard, Frederick Adolphua, 1794-1887. Letters, 

1829-86. 60-2575 

Pagan, Katharine Wright (Dunn) collector. Account 

book collection, 1761-1807. 61-3588 

Palmer, Uriah Bunt, 1837-1900. Papers, 1855-1936. 

61-1129 
Parker, Daniel, 1782-1846. Papers, 1800-46. 61-427 

Parker family. Correspondence of the Parker family 
and of the Brlnley family, 1723-1873. 61-1105 

Parries, John, 1729-1807. Diaries, 1773-93. 61-356 

Parrlsh, Morris Longstreth, 1867-1944. Papers, 

1833-65. ^ ^ gj.io 

Parry, George T. Diaries, 1853-86. 60-2533 

Parsons, William, 1701-1757. Papers, 1723-5L 

60-2668 
Paschall family. Papea, 1680-1861. 61-192 

Baseball family. Papers, 1705-70. 81-222 

Paschall family. Papera, 1734-1875. 61-58 

Paschall family. Papers, 1747-1B7L, 60-2629 

Pastortus, Francis Daniel, 1651-1719. Papers, 

1663-1721. 61-417 

Paul, Joseph M. Buslnese records, 1600-28. 61-447 
Peak) family. Papers, 1794-1854. 



Pearce, Harry B., collector. Papers, 1689-1830. 

61-3102 

Pemberton family. Correspondence, 1740-87. 60-3158 

Pemberton family. Papers, 1641-1880. ei * 5 A r 

Pemberton family. Papers, 1800-1900. 61-3590 

Penfleld, Frederic Courtland, 1855-1922. 

Papers, 1913-21. 61-1043 

Penmgton family. Papers, 1764-1882. 61-165 

Penn Athletic Club of Philadelphia. Records, 1932- 
34. 62-281 

Penn family. Papers, 1629-1834. 61-423 

PesneQ, Joseph, 1657-1926. Correspondence of 
Joseph sad Elizabeth Robins PesaeU, 1669-1933. 

61-672 

Pennsylvania (Colony) Records, 1761-76. 60-2322 

Pennsylvania (Colony) Ship register books, 1722- 

76. 60-2862 

Pennsylvania (Colony) General Assembly. Papers, 

1662-1783. 60-3048 

Pennsylvania (Colony) Provincial Council. Papers, 
1664-1823. 61-436 

Pennsylvania. Board of Wardens for the Port of 
Philadelphia Records, 1881-1908. 61-221 

Pennsylvania, council of Narkwal Defense. Records, 
1917-2L, 61-809 

Pennsylvania. Court of Admiralty. Records, 

1770-1804. 61-77 

Pennsylvania. Courts. Records, 1797-1835. 61-466 

Pennsylvania. Courts (Philadelphia Co.) Records, 

1665-1821. 60-2646 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Association, 

club, and society records, 1764-1937. 61-2309 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Autograph albums flL 
1790-1868. 62-ll»y 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Autograph 

collection, 1671-1939. 61-104 

Pennsylvania, Historical Society. Autograph 

couectume, ca. 1690-1904. 62-551 

Pamsytvania. Historical Society. Baptist church 

records, 1887-1837. 91-1918 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Building and loan 
assoc i at io n books, 1871-1909. 81-2033 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Church and meeting 
colleetlon, 1649-1916: miscellany, 1649-1904. 

60-3339 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Church records, 
1737-1847. ei-243 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Civil War papers, 
1861-65. ^8-617 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Collection of 
business, professional, and personal account 
books, 1734-1936. 61-206 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Collection of court 
records, 1676-1818. 61-1754 

Pennsylvania, Historical Society. Collection of 

orderly books, 1775-1861. 61-1643 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Collection of 
papers from the northern, interior, and west- 
ern countlee of Pennsylvania, 1744-1869. 61-1444 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. CoDectlons of 

business papers, 1648-1916. 62-1564 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Correspondence, 

«**• 61-696 ... 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Correspondence *W 
conditions, 1688-1917. 63-1657 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Deed collection. 
1300-1901. ^^W-1883 

Pennsylvania. Historical Sodsty. Daunts and 

journals, 1684-1930. 63-1558 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. The Drear 
colle ct ion: «**1t1fimu' "fflmwrlntB. 1741-1812. 

61-3291 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. 'Estate admin- 
istration accounts, 1749-S00. 61-21 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. lanrDrBlbla 

reeorde, 1739-1927. ^ a ^ a 



PENNSYLVANIA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Fire eompaalss 
of Philadelphia record books, 1741-1871. 60-3277 

Pennayrnuna. EUtorleal Society. Forges and 

furnaces account books, a. 1720-1832. 60.2051 

Peoneylvanta. Historical Boclehr. Footer-Clement 
collection, 1695-1816. 81-22 

Pamsylvaata. Historical Soctoty. Geaaalogleal 



63-1548 

Pemeylvnite. Historical Society. Governmental 

records, 1S74-W60. 83-1614 

Feooaytnala. Historical Sodetr. Insurance papers, 
1728-1800. • gLjojg 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Lelaler Rebellion 
papers, 1689-81. 61-2888 

Pennsylvania. HUtorlcal Society. Literary 
Manuscript! and related materials, 1888-1850. 

62-1407 



1731-1903. 



61-2310 



Pennsylvania. Batarkal Society. Logbooka, 1711- 
1M *' 82-881 

PeaBaytoama. Historical Society. Medical records 
collection, ca. 1TK-1BM. 61-1882 

Pmmeyivanla. Historical Society. Mlersllsimiis 

•eeoaata, 1T38-U84. go_ 1TM 

Pennsylvania. Hletorlcal society. Mlcrellineoiii 
eoltoetloa, 1861-1831. 61-418 

Peassjlvada. Bistorlcal Society. Miscellaneous 

materials, 1881-1838. 62-1133 

Pennsylvania. Hlatorlcal Society. Muster rolls 

1776-1865. '61466 

Pssseyhanla. Hlatorlcal Soeaaty. North Caroline 

papere, 1177-1876. 82-1582 

P«m»7frsnla. Historical Sodsty. Xoctbnnmuai 

County papers, ca. 1682-ca. 1887. 81-358 

Pauosilunla. m ato rlc a l Sodaty. Notebooks, 1704- 

"• U0 °* 62-1400 

Pennsylvania. Historical Society. Papers of 

Delaware counties, 1655-1805. 604169 

PenneylTaiila. Historical Society. Pennsylvania Con- 
sUtuUcnal Convention sinograph totter., 1837-38. 

61-580 

PeasayrnaJa. Historical Society. Pe nns ylvania 
counties coOeetion, 1708-1882. 82-3632 

■*g* *•**?***«*■ P«»ur,lvmu, 

■"8B81 papers, 1817-85. 60-3106 

Peuneylvsnla. H lstn r lfs l . Sodety. Pennsylvania 

inanmwrlpts, 1782-1*07. ■ . - 61-139 

Pennsylvania. Hlatoneal Society. Philadelphia 

Coonty papere, 1671-1855. 60-3O4S 

Pennsylvania. Hlatorlcal Sodety. Philadelphia fire 
eompnuleo» record books, 1788-1804. 60-2050 



records and medlclaal reclpee, 1700-1BOT. 81-20 

Poonsylvaala. Historical Sodety. Beeorda of clubs 
and eodotloe, 1778-1825. 62-1195 

Penneytnabu Hlatoneal Sodsty. Records cf 
-""---■ ) 17th-19th 

80-1761 

Ps rcsfrrwnla. m etrical Society. Beeorda at non- 
■seee,i746- 

62-1816 



1*32. 



Pe n a a y i n u iia. Historical Socistr. Betormed Dsteh 
Caere* records, 1141-1814. 61-7 

Pennsylvania. HtatorlealSodat/. Roads and 
trasalaotaej 1699-1885. 60-3253 

•^^■^JhW^ortealSoeldy. school aotsbooka 
aad toltuuoU, 1687-1872. 61-1731 

SWJtfiJJds. Historical Society. Scrapbooka, 

"B-Mli. 82-11*4 

Pennsylvania. Hlatoneal Sodsty. Transportation 
Usee record books, 1788-1865. 81-3*0 



60-3267 



17*7-1858. 



taUTinala. Hlatorlcal Bodety. War Service 

Conmuttee. Records, 1816-1*. 61-245 

Pennsylvania. National Guard. 1st Infantry 

Reeor* of Company D, 1861-1*23. 81466 



Repository Index 



Peimaylvanla. Dutverutty. :Mask and Wig Club. 

Records, 1888-1837. 61-254 

Pmunr/lvanln Academy of the Fine Arte, Philadelphia. 
Minute, and other papera, 17*4-1830. 60-3288 

Pennsylvania Foot Mbtuta Hen. Records, 1017-10. 

61-1065 

Pennsylvania Infantry. 29th Rent, 1B61-1B85. 

Beeorda, 1881-1*00. 61-2070 

Pennsylvania Infantry. S2d Rett, 1B61-1865. 

Beeords, 1861-64. 61-884 

P«m>*yhaauMerK System League. Records. 

1881-1*35. ' 8 1-8S 

Pennsylvania pension papere of the Revolution, 1780-82. 

61-1464 
Pennsylvania Property Company. Papere, 1792-1834. 

60-2567 
Pennsylvania Railroad Women's Division (or War 

Belief. Correspondence, 1916-10. 61-2947 

Pennsylvania Society tor Promoting the Abolition 

of Slavery. PaperB, 1748-1916. 61-425 

Pemaylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to 
Astasia. Records, 1888-1883. 61-629 

Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association. 

Records, 1862-1822. 62-1366 

p ^?' , ,S«£ , * a,H - Arithmetic books aad scrap- 
book, 1824-89. 61-8870 

Porktoa, Samnal darka, 1818-1903. Papara, 186*. 

*"■• 61-2836 

60-2446 



Petera, AnaaM. Papara, 1856-8*. 

Peter., Richard, 1704-1778. Papere, 18*7-1845. 



Peter, family. Papera, 1687-1871. 



61-424 
61-365 



Philadelphia. Apprentices' Library Company. 

Records, 1813-1945. 81459 

Philadelphia. Blocker, Baptist Church. Records, 

180 *- tl - 62-4054 

Philadelphia. Board of Trade. Records, 1801-1942. 

61-747 

Philadelphia. Board of Trade. Recordb, 1880- 

uu - 61-210 

P MlldflphU Bourse. Papers, 1891-1*00. 60-3148 

Philadelphia. Centennial Exhibition, 1876. Coltoc- 

tion, 1876. 60-1654 

Philadelphia. Centennial FAduUUon, 1876 

Pspore, 1876. e,.^ 

PMlndelnl i n Christ Church HospltaL Records, 
1708-1*95. M . 1607 

PbiMehAla. Committee of Arrangements (Lafayette 
recaption). .Records, 1824. 61-886 

PluladelpMa. Commtttee of Arrangements for the Peace 
Jubilee Celebration. Papera, 1898. 80-3047 

Hujjiebjbia. Commtttee of Defense, 1814-1B15. 

Mmutea, 1814-15. MM 

Philadelphia. Committee of Observation, 

Inspection and Correspondence. Cargo maoi- 

feete, 1774. 604024 



60-3046 



PMladwIphla. Councils. Petitions, 1780-1S3L 



Phi l adelpM i OaelaratloB of Independence Celebration, 
1*51. Records, 1951. 62-1389 

HnladelpoU. FtreDepL Reeorde, 1884-1913. 

60-3027 

Philadelphia . First Reformed Church (Dutch) 

Records, 1837-96. 61-260 

PMI.rtrlphli First Dnlveraallst Church. Records, 
1610-1934. 61-24 

Philadelphia. Franklin Reformatory Borne for 
Inebriates. Godwin Association. Records. 
1872-U06. 80-3026 

Philadelphia. General BoapUaL Woman's Advisory 
Council. Records, 1915-67. 81-862 

Philadelphia Great Central Pair for the V. S. 
Sanitary Commission, 1864. Record books, 
1664. 61418 

Philadelphia. Lumbermen'e ^BChange. Papers 

1886-1905. 81-224 



Philadelphia. Mayor. Parkway papers, 1907-13. 



61-6U 



60-3159 



Philadelphia. Mayor's Commtttee for the 1946 
Republican Rational Convention. Auxiliary 
Housing Division. Records, 1948. 62-1355 

Pnlladelphla. St. Andrew's Church (Protestant 

Eniocopal). Records, 1800-1905. 61-261 

Philadelphia. St. Andrew's Church (Protestant 

Episcopal). Records, 1823-83. 61-3612 

Philadelphia. Second Dnlveraallst Church. 

Records, 1820-1920. 8i_ 51 

P h i l a de l ph ia. Onion League. Records, 1896-1909. 

60-3143 

Philadelphia. Da on Volunteer Refreshment Saloon. 
Records, 168l|40. 61-327 

Philadelphia Bicycle Club. Records, 1882-1902. 

Philadelphia Committee for Daemployment Rebel 

Reeorde, 1930-38. 61-503 

Philadelphia Cricket Club. Reeorde, 1854-1921. 

' 61-668 
Phtl a nelphU Dandjg Assembly. Records, 1749-1916. 

60-3166 
Philadelphia Dancing Assembly. Records, 1879- 

1929. 61-1445 

Philadelphia Drug Scebaage. Records, 1861-1957. 

62-1367 
Philadelphia Garden Cub. Records, 1904-10. 61-128 
PMl.rt.lnM. n.— h. w rf.ii.M- |r f rTpnny Records, 

M91-18S4. 61-2077 

Philadelphia lawyere collection, 1847-1938. 61-2026 

Phll a rtnlphl i legal papers, 1702-44. 61-2029 

PhthHelnhl a legal records, 1776-1915. 61-2037 

PhtladelphU Muatcal Association. Records, 1864- 
1918. 61-442 

Philadelphia Record. Assignment books, 1938-1L 

61-1076 

Philadelphia Taeant Lots Cultivation Association. 

Papers, 1895-1926. ei-79 

Physlck family. Papere of the Physlck and Emlec 

famUlee, 1680-1899. 6 l-867 

Pile family. CarxeapDncence, 1793-1836. 60-3140 

Pleasants, Henry, 1884- Collector. Mason and 

Pleasants papers, 1693-1825. 62-3434 



Pleasants, Thomas Franklin. Journals, 1814-17. 

Pleaaanta family. Papers, 1689-1843. 
Plnmsted family. Papers, 1684-1885. 



61-363 
61-152 
61-872 

Poinsett, Joel Roberts, 1779-1851. Papere, 1785- 

1851. 61-126 

Point No Point land title papers, 1726-1873. 61-2034 

Pollard, William. Letter book, 1772-74. 61-2871 

Pommer lamlly. Papere of the Pommer and Deal 
families, 1800-1900. 61-610 

Puller, Andrew. Joumale and memoranda, 1785- 

87 - 61-433 

Porter family. Papers, 1770-1880. 61-421 

Potts, Jonathan, 1745-1781. Papers, 1766-80. 

61-357 

Potta, WmiamMcCleery, b. 1856. Records of 

the Isabella. Furnace, 1880-1921. 61-212 

Potts famQy. Mary Ann Furnace "ir^ m! books 

1826-88. ' 61-2038 

Powel, SamiBL Letter books, 1724-47. 60-2431 

Powel family. Papers of the Powel, Johnston, 

Taylor, and Cole funnies, 1700-1925. 61-738 

Powers, Frederick Perry, d. 1927. Papers. 62-970 

Price, Eli Kirk, 1797-1884, collector. Pennsylvania 
court papers, 1773-1846. 61-620 

Price family. Papers relating to Samuel Price. 



61-1710 
Principle) Company, Prmdplo, Md. Records 1724- 

1*03. 61-371 

Proud, Robert, 1726-1813. Papers, 1681-1811. 

61-393 
Provincial delegates' lettere, Penneylvmda, 1754-1829. 

61-2307 



Repository Index 



PENNSYLVANIA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 
Puerto Rico. Papers', 1806-85. 60-2576 

Quick, Lavington, 1819-1876. Papers, 1847-76. 80-2694 

KadbilL Samuel X. .collector. Papers, 1855-1900. 

61-1456 

Radnor, Pa. St. David's Church. Records, 1705- 
1921. 82-3834 

Ragnet, COBdy, 1784-1842. Letters, 1824-27. 81-2261 

Rawle lamlly. Papers, 1778-1921. 60-2997 

Rawle family. Papers of the William Rawle lam- 

Uy, 1683-1915. S2-4637 



Read, George C. Papers, 1836-47. 



60-3285 



Read, John Meredith, 1797-1874. Papers of John 
Meredith Read and his lather, John Read, 1624- 
73. 61-627 

Read, William Thompson. Papers, 1776-1869. 

60-3226 

Read family. Correspondence, 1716-1872. 60-2342 

Red Cross. U. S. American National Red Cross, 
Pennsylvania-Delaware Division. Records, 1917-19. 

61-608 

Reed and Forde, Philadelphia. Records, 1759-1823. 

61-165 

Richards, Joseph T. Papers, 1682-1926. 60-3173 

Richards, Samuel, b. 1769. Papers, 1787-1845. 

61-123 

Rlgnter Lumber Company. Records, 1847-81. 60-3279 
Ringgold Brass Band. Scores, ca. 1870-80. 61-2227 

RWttnhonw, David, 1732-1796. Papers, 1755(ea.)- 
1802. 61-501 

Roberts, Algernon Sydney. Papers, 1580-1865. 

60-3174 

Roberts, Jonathan, 1771-1854. Papers, 1780-1930. 

61-500 

Robins, Edward, 1862-1943. Papers, 1939-42. 



Robinson, Jonathan John. Business papers, 1815-59. 

61-467 

Rodenhansen Wagon Works, Philadelphia. Records, 
1859-95. 61-460 

Rodgers, John, 1773-1838. Papers, 1791-1885. 

80-3290 

Hose, Cropley. Letter book, 1779-81. 61-3097 

Rosengarten and Denis, Philadelphia. Records, 

1818-53. 61-370 

Koussel lamlly. papers, 1835-88. 61-1132 

Rowland, Joseph Galloway. Papers, 1795-1812. 

80-3175 

Rosier, Francis C. Business records, 1841-57. 60-2865 

Rulon, John W. Business papers, 1807-61. 81-625 

Hush, Richard, 1780-1859. Correspondence, 1812-47. 

61-3101 

Rush, Richard, 1780-1859. Letters, 1811-22. 61-499 

Russell family. Papers, 1760-1869. 60-2617 

Sargent, Winthrop, 1753-1820. Surreys, 1754-1807. 

60-2437 



Sargent, Winthrop, 1825-1870. Papers, 1845-66. 



61-361 

61-676 
61-3221 



Sartain, John, 1808-1897. Papers, 1771-1929. 

Sattarthwatte family. Papers, 1752-1845. 

Sayres, Edward Stalker, 1850-1323. Papers, 1866- 
1923. 61-758 

Schaffer, Charles. Meteorological record books, 

1854-1930. 60-2692 

Science and Art Clnb of Germantown, Philadelphia. 

Papers, 1874-1929. 60-3131 

Science and Art Club of Germantown, Philadelphia. 

Papers, 1880-1944. 61-1730 

Scioto Land Company. PaperB,. 1789-92. 60-3283 

Scott, Hannah L. Papers, 1903-09. 61-67 



Scott, John Maria, 1789-1858. Papers, 1782-1869. 

60-3282 

ScoviUe, Samuel, 1872- Correspondence, 1942- 
50. 61-461 

Scull, Nicholas, 16867-17617 Field notes, 1730- 

55. 60-2693 

Sergeant, John, 1779-1852. Papers, 1783-1897. 

61-419 

Sergeant, Thomas, 1782-1860. Papers, 1781-1853. 

60-3009 

Severn, Hannah, collector. Autographs, 1713-1877. 



Shator, William, 17787-1833. Papers, 1794-1832. 



62-2170 
61-415 



Shaler family. Papers, 1797-1903. 

Shelter, Peter Wenrlck, b. 1819. Papers, 1873-75. 

80-3141 

Shelley family. Papers, 1882-1905. 60-3117 

Sbettos, Frederick H. Papers, ca. 1915-22. 61-2260 

Sherborne, Thomas H. Papers, 1831-99. 62-743 

Shlppen, £dward, 1826-1911. Correspondence, 1849- 
75. 61-497 

Shlppen family. Papers of the SUppen and Burd 

families, 1701-1856. 61-416 

Shoemaker, Samuel, 1725-1800. Diaries and letters 
of Samuel and Rebeeca Shoemaker, 1780-86. 61-498 

Shunk family. Correspondence, 1760-1923. 60-3142 

Sill, Joseph. Diaries, 1831-54. 61-390 

SiUiman, Benjamin, 1779-1864. Correspondence, 

1785-1867. 60-2695 

Sinclair, Robert Lincoln. Papers, 1858-1931. 61-492 

Smith, Abraham Lewis, 1831-1914. Correspondence, 
1846-1913. 61-711 

Smith, Charles Morton, collector. Papers 

pertaining to early Pennsylvania, 1681-1848. 61-484 

Smith, Edward Wanton. Family papers, 1728-1846. 

61-196 

Smith, Franklin R. Papers, 1848-58. 61-82 

Smith, George, 1804-1882, collector. Papers 
pertaining to early settlers m Pennsylvania, 
New Jersey, and Maryland, 1681-1804. 61-124 

Smith, John, V. S. marshal Papers, 1801-18. 62-1876 

Smith, John, 1722-1771. Correspondence, 1740-70. 

61-2872 

Smith, John Frederick, 1815-1889. Correspondence, 
1886-88. 60-2577 

Smith, John L., 1846-1921. Letters and diaries, 

1862-1916. 60-2242 

Smith, Persifor Frazer, 1798-1858. Papers, 

1770-1873. 61-565 

Smith, Richard Fenn, 1799-1854. Papers, 1785-1856. 

61-13 

Smith, Sarah A. G. Family papers, 1732-1826. 

62-4342 

Smith, UselmaC. Papers, 1768-1890. 61-748 

Smith, William, 1727-1803. Papers, 1690-1869. 

62-1944 

Smith, William, 1727-1803. Papers, 1757-1861. 

60-2830 
Smith, William H. L. Papers, 1843-69. 60-2561 

Smith family. Real estate papers, 1890-1934. 



Smyth family. Business records of the Smyth and 

related families, 1791-1886. 61-1459 

Snow, Edward Taylor, 1844-1913. Papers, 1890- 
1915. 61-616 

Snowden, Louise H. Papers, ca. 1910-20. 61-389 

Snowden, Nathaniel Randolph, 1770-1850. Diaries 
and record books of Nathaniel R. and James. 
Ross Snowden, 1788-1865. 62-5023 

Snyder, Simon, 1759-1819. Correspondence, 1808-17. 

61-2262 
Snyder lamlly. Business papers, 1816-1913. 61-2090 

Society for the Propagation of the Gospel In Foreign 
Parts, London. Letters, 1732-79. 61-3243 



Society for the Relief of Poor and Distressed 
Masters of ships, Tbeir Widows and Children, 
Philadelphia. Records, 1765-1923. 61-63 

society of Arts and Letters of Philadelphia. Records, 
1906-21. 81-1106 

Society of the Friendly Sons of SL Patrick of PhUadel- Wr 
phia for the Relief of Emigrants from Ireland. Rec- 
ords, 1771-1910. 60-3025 

Society of the Sons of St. George, Philadelphia. 

Records, 1772-1949. 61-669 

Soils-Cohen, Solomon, 1857-1948. Correspondence, 
1933-43. 60-3153 

Songs of the Revolution. 60-3116 

Southwark, Pa. Commissioners. Records, 1804- 

39. 60-2562 



Spademan, John. Papers, 1726-1845. 



60-3178 



Spring Garden Soup Society, Philadelphia. Records, 

1B52-1929. 62-1385 



Stackhousc, William. Diaries, 1863-65. 
nramhangh, Samuel C. Papers, 1807-59. 
Stamper, John. Letter book, 1751-70. 
Starr, Floyd T., collector. Papers, 1750rl876. 



61-555 
61-1103 
81-2873 

61-802 



Stauffer, David McNeely, 1845-1913, collector. 

Papers, ca. 1644-ea. 1884. 61457 

Steinmetz, Mary Owen. Papers. 62-4050 

Stephens, Alexander Hamilton, 1812-1883. 

Letters, 1858-82. 61-446 

Steuart, Charles. Letter books, 1751-83. 61-2264 

Stevenson, Cornelius, collector. Briefs of title, 

1820-1900. 61-2035 

StewardsOQ, Thomas. Papers, 1716-1900. 62-4756 

SUUI, Charles Janeway, 1819-1899. Papers, 1845-93. 

62-4049 | 

Stfflwell, MaryH. Correspondence, 1893-1933. 



61-138 

Stock certificates and transfers, 1804-1866. 60-3278 

Stacker, Anthony Eugene, 18194897. Papers, 

lB2e>68. 60-3177 

Stokes, James. Business papers, 1783-1828. 61-464 

Stokes, William £. Papers, 1870-1950. 61-671 

Strauss, William, 1715-1785. Letters, 1751-76. 

61-2263 

Stratum, Joseph, collector. Deeds, 1796-1915. 61-2027 

Strawbridge, James. Correspondence, 1772-1802. 

60-2563 

Strayer, Frances M., collector. Papers, 1781-1822. 

61-2030 

StrettelL Robert. Papers of Robert and Amos StrettelL 
1686-1820. 60-2664 

Suydam, Mary Ludwlg, collector. Autographs, 

1475-1904. 62-2618 

Swank, James Moore, 1832-1914. Papers, 1785- 

1898. 60-2828 

Swayne, W. Marshall, collector. Chester County 

papers, 1701-1812. 60-2663 

Swift lamlly. Papers, 1716-1857. 61-144 

Taylor, Jacob, 1673-1746. Papers of Jacob and 

Isaac Taylor, 1672-1775. 60-2845 

61-445 
61-418 



Thompson, Jonah. Papers, 1683-1854. 

Thompson family. Papers, 1607-1903. 

Thomson, Charles, 1729-1824. Papers, 1774-1816. Wg 

61-130 

Tilghman, William, 1756-1827. Correspondence, 

1772-1827. 61-125 

TiogaCou,Pa. Records and other papers, 1826- ' 
96. '61-632 

Tousard, Louis de, 1749-1821. Military papers 

1765-1837. 61-446 

Towers, Robert. Papers, 1694-1808. 60-2826 

Townsend, Washington, 1613-1895, collector. 
Autographed letters and documents, 1716-1663. 

61-1163 

Trimble, James, 1755-1836. Papers, 1782-1835. 



PENNSYLVANI A. HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

■ 61-623 

Truxtun, Thomas, 1755-1822. Papers 1797- 
# 1801 - 62-5019 

Tucker, William Robinson, 1845-1930. Corre- 
spondence, 1882-08. 62-1126 

Turner, Charles Henry Mack, 1852- collector 

Papers, 1687-1875. 61-522 

unger, Charles W., collector. Papers, 1706-1904. 

62-4141 

Union Benevolent Association, Philadelphia. Records 
1 831-1952. 61-657 



Union Burial Ground Society, Philadelphia. 
Records, 1827-89 



61-556 



U. S. Army. Muster rolls, 1809-12. 



Unten Canal Company of Painsylvaula. Records, 1792- 
1833 " 61-628 

Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania. Records 

1792-1823. g!^,,, 

Union Library Catalogue of the Philadelphia Metro- 
politan Area. Inauguration reception papers 
U3S - ' 60-3146 

United Rifle Corps, Philadelphia. Records 

1844-61. ' 61 ^o 

V ^^ nm ' BSeryict - B>ll»deh*la. Record,, 
184MB. jj^^j 

United Service Organizations for National Defease 
Philadelphia. Records, 1941-48. 61-846 

61-1709 

U.S. Army. Continental Army. Commissary General of 
Prisoners. Records of Thomas Bradford, deputy 
commissary-general of prisoners, 1778-82. 

61-2882 

°* S « CttM ' m Ho°»e. Philadelphia. Records, 1704- 

W2S - 60-2056 

V. S. Marine Corps. Records, 1811-48. 60-3030 

U. S. National Park Service. Papers relating to 
the Franklin house and Franklin Court, 1707-1950. 

61-1075 

U. S. Naval Borne, Philadelphia. Records 

l808 - 12 - ' 61-239 

U. S. Nary Agent, Phi l a del p hi a , Letter book of Alfred 
Day, naval agent at Philadelphia, 1855. 61-2883 

U-j-NaTV Agent, Phllailelphu Records of Samuel D 
Patterson, naval agent at PhUadefeola, 1845-49. 

61-2880 
U. S. Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, League Island. Pa. 
Papers, 1831-77. "*" ^60^2854 

U. S. Selective Service System (1917-1919) Penn- 
sylvania (Philadelphia) Records, 1917. 61-2838 

U.S. Selective Service System (1917-1919) Penn- 
sylvania (Philadelphia; Records of the 9th 
district draft board, 1917-18. 61-2839 

United States Sanitary Commission. Philadelphia 

Branch. Records, 1861-73. 61-430 

Vail, Louis du Pul, collector. Deeds, papers and 

correspondence, 1703-1861. 60-2687 

Van der Kemp, Francis Adrian, 1752-1829 
Correspondence, 1781-1829. 



Van* family. Papers, 1686-1893. 



62-107 
61-758 

Ve ^f d ">«<™lly- Papers »«tttog to the Verlenden, 
serrHl, Pearson, and other families, 1703-1863. 

62-314 

Wagner, William Flnley, 1865- collector. Revolu- 
tionary soldiers' and pensioners' papers. 61-1463 

•1117 



f^ Walnwright, Nicholas B. Invitations, 1938-42. 61- 



™'?°ZL E 2 Z * b " > ' F " *- «""*or. Papers relating 

to the Sesquicenteimlal Exposition, 1926. 60-2650 

Walker, George, b. 1798. Survey notes and other 

papers, 1775-1874. 61-640 

Walker, Juliet C, collector. Business account books 

1M5 -' 6 - 61-2026 

Walker family. Papers, 1788-1895. 60-3015 

Wallace, James W., collector. Papers, 1811-62. 

60-2816 
Wallace, John William, 1815-1884, collector. Ancient 

records of Philadelphia, 1702-70. 61-1456 

Wallace family. Papers, 1725-1854. 60-3104 



Repository Index 



Wallgren, Abian A. Papers, 1917-47. 61-695 

Wain, Robert, 1794-1825. Papers, 1792-1823. 60-2806 

Wain family. P--ers, 1759-1891. 61-744 

Walsh, Robert, 17k; -1859. Papers, 1827-8L 60-3144 

Walton family. Business papers, 180S-68. 61-868 

Wanamaker, John, 1838-1922, collector. Autograph 

album, 1779-1882. ^62-1370 

Warder, Ann. Journals, 1786-89. 61-126 

Warder, John, 1751-1828. Letter books, 1716-78. 

61-429 
Warder family. Papers from the Warder, Hoskms 

and Pearsall estate, 1747-1886. 60-2815 

Warren, M. L Papers, 1786-1919. 62-4055 

Warren, WUUam I. Business papers, 1855-66. 

61-622 

Washington, George, Pros. U. S., 1732-1799. 

Papers, 1675-1883. 60-3113 

Washington Benevolent Society of Pennsylvania. 

Records, 1814-29, 80-2814 

Watson, John Fanning, 1779-1860. Papers, 1693- 

18M - 61-549 



Wistar lamily. Papers, 1743-1832. 60-2812 

Wister, James W. Family papers, 1777-1889. 

61-673 
Won, George, 1777-1840. Political correspondence, 
1829-36. 60-3180 

Wood (R. D.) ft Co. Records, 1858-1905. 60-3029 

Wood, Walter, 1849- Papers, 1691-1910. 60-3287 

Wood and Bacon, Greenwich, N. J. Records, 1787- 
1M*. 61-894 

Woodhouse, Samuel Washington, 1875- collector 

Papers, 1743-1858. 61-225 

Woodhouse family. Journals, 1816-1930. 61-519 

Woolman, John, 1720-1772. Papers, 1652-1830. 



Wayne, Anthony, 1745-1786. Papers, 1765-1890. 



61-521 



61-684 



Welser, Conrad, 1696-1760. Papers, 1741-66. 

Weiss, Jacob. Family correspondence, 17T3-1836. 

60-3161 
Welsh, Emma Finney. Papers, 1904-11. 61-2875 

Welsh, Herbert, 1851-1941. Papers, 1858-1934. 

61-752 

Welsh, John, 1805-1886. Correspondence, 1837-78. 

61-715 

Wescott, George. Papers of George Wescott 
Cornelius Stevenson, and the Hockley family, 
1731-1883. 61-630 

'Sks^T^oli 738 - 1820 - "~ ■*"£.,, 
West, William, d. 1783. Papers, 1769-1804. 61-631 

West Philadelphia Maeimerchor. Records, 1696-1906. 

61-708 
Wharton, Anne Hollingsworth, 1845-1928. Papers. 

1852-1926. "*~ J,. 733 

Wharton, Katharine Johnstone (Brinley) Papers' 

1856-1922. 62-4142 

W *Sf' ThomM ">»«> 1791-1858. Papers, 1664- 
1BSL 61-2491 

Wharton, Thomas Isaac, 1791-1856. Papers qf 

Thomas 1. and Henry Wharton, 1825-75. 61-151 

Wheatley Dramatic Association, Philadelphia. 

Records, 1860-1821. ~ 61-153 

Wheeler, George. Papers, 1900-40. 60-3028 

White, Charlotte (Gerhard) collector. Commonplace 
books, 1828-82. 62-4143 

White, William, Bp., 1748-1836. Papers, ca. 1765- 

<=*- 1885 - 60-3274 

White lamlly. Papers, 1702-1903. 61-193 

Whiteman, James G. Literary MSS., 1849-55. 60-3817 
Wilkinson, Ogden D., collector. Papers, 1684-1856. 

62-1200 
Willard family. Papers, 1730-1880. 61-2072 

WiUcox family. Papers, 1724-1858. 60-2813 

Williams, Annabelle. -Papers, 1829-31. 61-431 

Willing family. Papers, 1761-1866. 61-749 

Wilson, James, 1742-1798. Papers, 1718-1857. 61-1118 
Wilson, John A. Diaries, 1859-95. 60-2821 

Wilson, William B. Diaries, 1817-71. 60-2805 

Wilson, William Baucbop, 1862-1934. Papers, 1913- 

61-293 
Wilson, William HaselL 1811-1902. Papers 

1706-1900. •". '■ 60 ^ n6 

Winner, Septimus, 1827-1902. Papers, 1845-1902. 

61-709 

505 



Worden, Jesse B. Papers, 1819-35, 
World War E collection, 1939-45. 
Worrall family. Papers, 1724-1892. 
Yeates family. Papers, 1718-1876. 



61-36 
61-692 
61-1465 
61-1120 

61-544 



Yeates family. Papers of the Yeates, Burd, and 

allied families, 1733-1894. 61-400 

York County papers, 1738-1803. 61-1764 

Young, William, 1755-1829. Correspondence, 1792- 
1827. 6 ,. SM 

Young family. Papers of the Young and McAllister 
lamilles, 1730-1891. 61 ^ 5 

Zeller, Edwin Adrian. Papers, 1886-1946. 61-2736 

Zlegler, John Williamson, 1868-1938. Papers 

lOll-IT ' 



1911-17. 



61-664 



PJOiSYLVAWA. STATE UNrVERSITY. UNTVE RSTTV 
PARK. LIBRARY ^ 

Bonner, Amy. Papers, 1920-55. 62-4127 

McCtoskey, Eunice Mildred (Lon Coske) 1406- Pa- 
pen, 1930-62. 62 ^ 116 

CHara, John, 1905- Papers, 1960-62. 62-4117 

Pattee, Fred Lewis, 1863-1950. Papers, 1875-1950. 

62-4126 
Priestley, Joseph, 1733-1804. Papers 1777- 

19 «- 62-4316 



PENNSYLVANIA. UMVERSTTT. LIBRARY 



Dreiser, Theodore, 1871-1945. Papers, 1880-1946. 

60-1134 
Farrell, James Thomas, 1904- Papers, 1924- 60-1081 
Inquisition. Barcelona. Records, 1532-1818. 62-5022 

Rascoe, Burton, 1892-1957. Burton Rascoe collection. 
1910-57. *gJ5 m 



PETERSHAM HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Petersham Historical Society. Papers relatinc to 
Daniel Shays. "*~ 61-173 

Stearns, Ephralm, 1740-1808. Papers, 1770-1810. 

80-2771 
Wheeler, JoeL 1742-1816. Papers, 1770-1850. 60-2757 



PETTIGREW MUSEUM. SIOUX FALLS. S. D 



Pettigrew, Richard Franklin, 1848-1926. Papers 

1MW »«- '62-3615 



PHILADELPHIA. ATHENAEUM 

Philadelphia. Athenaeum. Corporate records and early 
booksellers' Mils, 1614- 61-3204 



PHILADELPHIA. FR££ LIBRARY 
Bonaparte family. Papers, 1792-11 



61-178 



Carson, Hampton Lawrence, 1852-1929, collector 

Legal autographs, 1565-1922. 60-1083 



Repository Index 



PHILADELPHIA. FREE LIBRARY (Continued] 

Carvalho, David Nunes, 1848-1925, collector. 

Handwriting specimens, ea. 1450-1920. 60-1934 

Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870. Papers, 1835-70. 



Elides, William McTntire, 1882-1947, collector. 
Papers on American foreign relations, 1781-1628. 

60-2026 

Ephrate Community. Becords, 1786-1894. 61-1699 

Levis, John Frederick, 1860-1632, collector. Papers 
on engravers and engraving in England, 1704-1861. 

60-1193 

Maaarin, Jules, Cardinal, 1602-1661. Letters, 1647- 
51. 60-3014 

Newton, Alfred Edward, 1863-1940. Papers, 1878- 

1940. 60-1082 

Philadelphia. Free Library. Pennsylvania German 
Fraktur collection, ca. 1750-en. 1850. 60-1142 



PHILADELPHIA. LIBRARY COMPANY 

Altken, Robert, 1734-1802. Papers, 1771-1802. 

61-2596 

Allen, George, 1808-1876. Correspondence, 1866-67. 

61-2508 

Break, Samuel, 1748-1797. PaperB of Samuel Brack 
and Samuel Brock, Jr., 1770-1845. 61-3247 

Brewster, Asne Maria Hampton, 1819-1892. Papers, 
184M2. 61-2188 

Carer, afatbew, 1760-1839. Papers, 1823-29. 61-2269 

Dickinson, John, 1732-1F08. Papers, 1754-1808. 

61-2086 

DOlwyn, William, 1743-1824. Correspondence of 
WOllam DUlwyn and bis daughter, Susanna Emlen, 
1770-1824. 61-2191 

Do Simmers, Pierre Eugene, 1736 (ca.)-1784, 

collector. Papere. 61-2511 

Fry, William Henry, 1813-1864. Music manuscripts, 
1833-64. 61-2510 

Grellst, Stephen, 1773-1855. Papers. 61-2539 

Hartmann, Sadaklchi, 1667-1944. Papers. 61-2595 

Logan, Algernon Sydney, 1849-1925. Papers, 1856- 
1925. 62-334 

Papers. 61-24T6 



Longacre, James Barton, 1794-U 

McAllister, John, 1786-1877, collector. ' Miscellane- 
oue manuscripts, 1683-1681. 61-2754 

Morton family. Papers, 1832-63. 62-1996 

Philadelphia Library Company. Archives. 62-481 

Philadelphia. Union Fixe Company. Records, 1736- 
1*43. 61-2098 

Powel family. Papers, 1723-1853. 81-2085 

Proud, Robert, 1728-1813. Papers, 1750-1811. 



Read family. Papers, 1769-1896. 



614540 
61-3270 



Hush, Benjamin, 1745-1613. Papers, 1762-1813. 

81-2703 

Rush, Jamee, 1786-1869. Papers, 1802-69. 61-2704 

Smith, John Jay, 1796-1881, collector. Papere, 1678- 
1883. 81-2482 

TTjxtun, Thomas, 1755-1822. Letters, 1787-1820. 



Wain family. Papers of Robert and Jesse Wain, and 
of Robert Wain, Jr., 1784-ca. 1823. 61-3051 



PHlT.AngT .PHIA. LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. 
LIBRARY 

Evangelical Lutheran Mlnlst&rtum of Pennsylvania 

and Adjacent States. Records,, ca. 1729- 62-1406 

General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran ' 
Church in North America. Records, 1868- 
1921. 62-769 

Helmuth, Justus Christian Henry, 1745-1825. 

Papers, 1767-1821. 81-2486 

HenkeL Paul, 1754-1825. Papers of Paul Henkel 

and Socrates Henkel, 1754-1894. 61-2762 

Heyer, Johann Christian Friedrich, 1793-1873. 

Papers, 1841-73. 61-2773 



Horn, Edward Traill, 1850-1915. Papers, 1869-ca. 

1913. 614517 

Jacobs, Charles Michael, 1875-1938. Papers, ca. 
1929-37. 61-3035 

Jacobs, Henry Eyster, 1844-1932. Papers, 1863- 

1918. 61-1971 

Jacobs, Michael, 1808-1871. Papers, ca. 1828-65. 

61-2514 

Krauts, Charles Porterfleld, 1823-1883. Papers, ea. 
1848-83. 61-3030 

Mann, WQllam Julius, 1819-1892. Papers, -1839-92. 

61-1968 

Muhlenberg, Henry Melcmor, 1711-1787. Papers, 

1733-87. 61-2485 

Philadelphia. Lutheran Theological Seminary. 

Records, 1864- 62-780 

Richards, John wmiam, 1803-1854. Papers, 182144. 

61-2513 

Schaeffer, Charles Frederick, 1807-1679. Papers, 
1827-78. 61-2516 

Schauta, Franklin Jakob Fogel, 1836-1907. Papers, 
1857-1907. 614520 

Sehmauk, Theodore Enuuuel, 1860-1920. Papers, 

1883-1920. 61-1970 

Schmacker, Beale Melanrhtnn, 1827-1888. Papers, 

1848-88. 61-2522 

Seise, Joseph Augustus,' 1823-1904. Papers, ca. 

1862-1903. 61-2521 

Spaeth, Adolph, 1839-1910. Papers, 1856-ca. 1910. 

61-1969 



PHILADELPHIA. TEMPLE UKTVERSTTY. LIBRARY 

ConwelL Russell Herman, 1843-1925. Papers, 1865- 
1925. 61-1600 

De La Mare, Walter John, 1873-1956. Papers, 

1918-56. 61-1427 

Philadelphia. Temple University. Library. Manu- 
scripts relating to bmrtiarfiB and economic history, 
1378-1873. 62-1478 



PHILADELPHIA YEAP-TV MKFTTWG OF THE RELIGIOUS 
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS see FRIENDS, SOCIETY OF. 
PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING 



PIERCE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. RIVER 
FALLS. WE. 

Pierce County (Wis.) Historical Society. Manuscript 
collection, 1849-1957. 62-1580 



PIONEERS' MUSEUM, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. 

Cragln, Francis Whittemore, 1858-1937. Papere, 

1540-1920. 61-177 

Palmer, WUUam Jackson, 1836-1909. Papers, 1858- 
1907. 60-2972 



PITTSBURG H. CAKNEC TF ^.Tnw^py 

Craig, Isaac, 17427-1826. Papers, 1766-1907. 

61-2428 

Morgan, George, 1743-1810. Correspondence, 

1775-79. 61-2730 

Neville, John, 1731-1803. Papers, 1794-1800. 

61-1984 

Pittsburgh. Carnegie Library. Mlffgffllanftmift 

Pennsylvania manuscripts. 61-2726 



PITTSBURGH. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. LIBRARY 

Pittsburgh. Theological Seminary. Library. 
Records of synods, presbyteries, and congre- 
gations of the Associate Presbyterian Church, 
1743-1858. 61-2642 

Pittsburgh. Theological Seminary. Library. 
Records of synods, presbyteries, and congre- 
gations of the Associate Reformed Church, 
1782-1868. 61-2643 

Pittsburgh. Western Theological Seminary. Records, 
18J7-1959. 81-1208 



Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, of the United 

Presbyterian Church of North America. Records, 
1826-1926. 61-1415 

Presbyterian Church hmcU.fi. A. Records of 

congregations, 1767-1959. 61-1196 

Presbyterian Church In the U. S. A. Preebytertee. ^^ 
Records, 1793-1999. 61-1197 

Untied Presbyterian Church of North America. 

Records of congregations, 1858-1958. 61-1196 

United Presbytsrian Church of North America. 

Presbytertss. Records, 1858-1958. 61-1194 

United Presbyterian Church of North America. 
Synods. Records, 1858-1959. 61-1198 

Zsnla Theological Seminar)', St. Louis. Records, 

1855-1930. 61-1414 



PITTSBURGH. TJOTyTRSTTY. LIBRARY 

Addison, Alexander, 1759-1807. Papers, 1786-1803. 

60-2200 

Allen, Harvey, 1889-1949. Papers, 1915-19. 61-3069 

Happen, Joseph Leger d*. Papers, 1797-1815. 60-1877 

Harm o ma . Records, 1863-65. 62-1568 

Leaf, James P., 1866-1949. Papers, 1891-1919. 60-1090 



McNalr, Dunning, 1763-1826. Papere of I 

McNalr and Dunning Robert McNalr, 1786- 185L 

61 
Ohio Company (1747-1778) Papers, 1717-1821. 



PORTSMOUTH. N. H. ATHENAEUM 

Larkln, Thomas CUvar, 1602-1856, ccUsctor. 

Larkln papers, 1753-98. 61-401 

Pelrce, Daniel, 1709-1773. Papers of Daniel and fl 

Johnfelrce, ea. 1730-160. 61-1603™ 



PRESBYTERIAN HISTCCTCALl»creTT 

Benson, Louis FitaGerald, 1655-1930. Papers, 

1693-1929. 61-1996 

Bollard, Artemas, 1802-1865. Correspondence, 

1830-55. 61-2856 

Jackson, Sheldon, 1834-1909. Papers, 1856-1906. 

61-3130 
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. Records, 1789- 

61-3167 
Presbytsrian Church in the V. S» A. Records at 

synods and presbyteries, 1706- 61-2813 

Presbytsrian Historical Society. Church records, 

1773- 61-3119 

Presbyterian Hist orica l Soctety. Correspondence, ca. 
1827-1941. 61-3394 

Presbyterian Historical Society, sermon collection. 

1706-1919. 61-3122 

Shane, John D. 1812-1864. Papers, 1716-1860. 61-2806 

Salens, Robert, 1826-1908. Papere, 1876,1907. 

61-2866 



PRINCETO N THEOLOG tPAT. OTMTWABT I.IBP1CT 

Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. Synods. New 

Jersey. Records, 1752-1935. 61-3137 

Prims family. Papers, 1725-1885. 62-2529 

PRINCETON UNTVERSTTY frf"*"! ■») 

Abbott family. Papers, 1707-1916. 60-1227 

Adamlc, Louis, 1899-1951. Papers. 60-1387 

Adler, Elmer, 1884- Papers, 1920-ea. 1958. 60-1628 

American Civil LfbertlBS Union. Archives. 60-1526 

A tkinson, E. Stanley, collector.- Atkinson fffll^crlfi 
of American historical autographs, lfith and 19th 
cent 61-1061 

Audubon, John Jamee, 1785-1851. Papers. 61-849 
Bailey, Warren Worth, 1855-1928. Papers. 61-1997 

Bayard, Samuel John, d. 1679. Papere. 60-8197 



Repository Index 



PRINCETON UNIVliHMlTt. LIBRARY (Continued) 

Beardsley, Aubrey Vincent, 1872-1898. Papers. 

60-1384 

Beanhernals, Eugene de, prince d'Etehstatt, 1781- 

1824. Pipers, 1816-19. 61-1852 



61-3408 



Beck, James Montgomery, 1861-1938. Papers. 

Belknap, William Worth, 1829-1890. Papers. 

61-3407 

Berthlsr, Louts Alexandre, 1752 or 3-1815. Papers, 
1780-86. 81-1062 

Bishop, John Peale, 1892-1044. Papers. 60-1383 

Blair, Francis Prestos. 1791-1876. Papers, ca. 1733- 
Wl»- 60-2540 

Prose vrttmgs. 61-844 

60-1399 



Began, Louise, 1897- 

Booker, George Henry, 1823-1900. Papers. 



Bowan, Bsrold Gardiner, 1883- 



Papers, ea. 1940- 

61-842 



60-3236 



60-1408 



60-1517 



Bridges, Robert, 1658-1041. Papers. 

Brtssen, Arthur m, 1643-1920. Papers, 1902-30 

i 
Bright, Mary OurveUta (Dunne) Comsposdenee. 

Ballard, Arthur, 1879-1929. Papere, 1905-1929. 

SZ-3Z1 
Burgess, William, 1857-1929. Papers, 1908-26. 

60-1522 
Burr, Aaron, 1756-1836. Papers, mainly 1770-1836. 

60-1316 
Burrough, Marmadeke. Papers, ea. 1620-40. 

61-1028 
Bait, Maxwell Struthere, 1882-1954. Papers. 61-643 
Butler, Benjamin Franklin, 1796-1656. Papers. 



CoakUn, Edwin Grant, 1663-1952. Papers, 
Cooley, EU Field, 1761-1860. Papers. 
Council on Books is Warttiae 



60-1407 
60-1430 
61-1412 



Records, ca. 1942*45. 

61-1431 
Cozssns, James Gould, 1903- Papers. 61-1109 

Crocker, Thomas Craftoa, 1798-1854. Papers, 

1827-55. 61-277 

Cndkshank, George, 1792-1678. Papers. 60-1518 

Curtis, William Eleroy, 1850-1911. Papers, 1874- 
1811. 62-327 

Dalby, John Watson. Correspondence, 1826-71. 60-1395 

OashlelL Alfred, 1901- Papers. ei-970 

Davidson, John, 1857-1909. Papers, 1690- 61-840 

•Dayton, William Lewie, 1807-1864. Papers. 61-3404 

He Coppet, Andre, 1892-1953, collector. American 

historical papers, 1566-1942. 60-1373 

EarlB, Edward Head, 1684- Papers. 60-1239 

Eoay, George Simpson, Papers an «—]«—«- Frankttn. 

60-1301 
Emeny, Breaks, 1901- Papers, 1937-50. 61-1242 

Faulkner, William, 1897- Papers. 61-066 

Fight lor Freedom. Archives. 60-1621 

Fithian, Philip Tickers, 1747-1776, Joursslsend 



commonplace hooka, 1766-76. 



61-1380 
Fitxgerald, Francu Scott Key, 1698-1940. Papers 

61-983 

Forrest, Edwin, 1808-1872. Letters. 60-1394 

ForreetaL James, 1892-1949. Papere. 60-2502 

Garrison, Lladley Miller, 1664-1932. Papers. 61-3405 

Gates, William Edmood, 1653-1940, collector. Latm- 
Ameriean documents, 16m-19th cent. 60-1306 

Gases, Chrlstlsn Frederick, 1878-1961. Papers, 



1905-61. 



61-1110 



62-2375 
61-634 



Gibbons, Herbert Adams, 1680-1934. Papers. 

Older, Richard Watson, 1844-1909. Papers. 

Godwin, parks, 1816-1904. Papere. 81-1540 

OoMcklamfls'. Business papers, 1710-1842. 61-1037 



Harper, George McLean, 1863-1947, collector. 

Papers on me Romantic movement. 60-1396 

Harper, firm, publishers, New York. Records. 61-969 

Henry, Joseph, 1797-1878. Letters. 60-1226 

Hodder, Alfred, 1666-1907. Papers. 62-320 

Bolt (Henry) and Company, inc. Records, 1859- 

61-431 

Bowclls, wmiam Dean, 1837-1920. Papers. 61-1111 

BubbelL Waller, 1795-1648. Papers, ca. 1788-1848. 

60-1469 

Button, Laurence, 1643-1904. Papere, ca. 1850- 

1904. 60-1520 

Hyatt, Alpheus, 1636-1902. Hyatt and Mayer 

correspondence, ca. 1870-1920. 61-1277 

Johnson, Thomas Potts, 17617-1838. Papers. 60-1524 
Jottne, John. Papere, 1808-66. 60-1523 

Kabn, Otto Hermann, 1867-1934. Papere, 1910-43. 

60-1947 
Kent, Fred 1., 16S9-1S54. Correspondence. 60-3195 

Kreuger II TOIL AkUebolaget, Stockholm. Records 
of Edward S. Greeabsum, trustee of the American 
estate of Kreuger 6 Ton, 1931-39. 61-971 

L a n n s heg, Ludwlg, 1874-1941, collector. Musle of 

17th and 18th century composers. 61-1108 

Lensdale, Marts Honor, 1860- Correspondence. 

61-3403 

Lee, Ivy Ledbetter, 1877-1S34. Papere. 61-1200 

Leland, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903. Papere. 61-832 
Lindsay, Nicholas VacbeL 1879-1931. Papere. 



Loeb, Harold, 1891- 



Papere, 1921- 



61-835 
61-2593 



Loeb, Howard A., 1873-1955. Papers, ca. 1837- 

«. 62-284 

Lotfca, Allred James, 1680-1949. Papers. 61-1069 

Ludlow, James Meeker, 1841-1932. Writings. 61-1112 

McAneny, George, 1869-1953. Papers, 1885-ca. 

1953. 60-1538 

MeCtollan, George Brlnton, 1865-1940. Papers. 

82-319 
Maclean, John, 1800-1886. Papers. 60-1307 

Maeready, William Charlee, 1793-1873. Papers. 

60-1396 

Madden, Richard Robert, 1798-1886. Papers con- 
cerning Marguerite, Countess of Blesslngtoo, 1837- 
55. 60-1296 

Mastere, Edgar Lee, 1669-1850. Papere. 61-830 

Mathews family. Papere. 60-1754 

Maurice, Arthur Bartlett, 1873-1946. Letters. 60-1368 

Mencken, Beniy Louie, 1680-1956. Papers. 61-641 

Merrill, Stuart, 1863-1915. Papers. 61-633 

Miller, Samuel, 1769-1650. Papere. 60-1336 

Mlnard, Dunne C. Records on New Jersey-Delaware 
boundary disputes. 60-1458 

MhtselL Raymond B^ collector. Autographs of 
composers and musicians, chiefly of the 19th 
century. 61-1011 

Moody, William Vaughn, 1669-1910. Papers. 61-637 

Motter, Thomas Hubbard Vail, 1901- Papers. 61-967 

Myers, William Starr, 1877-1856. Papere. 61-1199 

O'Neill, Eugene Gladstone, 1686-1953. Plays. 61-836 

Orange -Nassau, House of. Documents, 1707-63. 

61-70 
Fairish, Morris Longstreth, 1867-1944. Papers 

of Victorian novelists. 60-1401 

Parrott, Thomas Mare, 1866-1960. Papers. 61-966 

Plteroon, William, 1745-1606. Papere. 60-3196 

Patmore, Coventry Kersey Dtghton, 1623-1896. 

Papers, 1650-96. 60-1403 

PsuL Henry KellL 1663-1654. Papere. 61-965 

Pennsylvania Merit System League. Records, 

1881-08. 61-2067 



Phillips, David Graham, 1867-1911. Writings, 

1902-177 61-964 



Plerson family. Papers, 1713-1925. 



60-1957 



PiozzL Hester Lynch (Samsbury) Thrale, 1741-1821. 
Correspondence. 60-1389 

Pollock, Camming, 1880-1946. Plays. 62-335 

Princeton University. Library. Princeton presidents* 

61-2334 



Putnam, Samuel,- 1892-1950. Correspondence. 60-1397 

Robmaon, ChaUant, 1871-1945, collector. Medieval 
and Renaissance documents. 61-1678 

Rollins, Philip Ashton, 1669-1950, collector. Papere, 

61-2064 

Rush lamlly. Papers, ca. 1800-75. 61-1240 

Rnskm, John, 1819-1900. Papers. 60-1390 

Russell, Beery Norrls, 1877-1957. Papers. 60-1225 

Rycaut, Sir Paul, 1628-1700. Letters to William 

Blathwayt, 1683-1704. 61-1432 

Scheme, John Hinsdale, 1675-1942, collector. Papers, 
llth-19th cent. 60-2038 

Scott, Jonathan P. Papers on New Jersey history. 

60-1270 
Solo, Don Carlos, 1662-1935. Papers. 61-3402 

Seesloos, Roger, 1896- Musical compositions. 

61-829 

SheUabarger, SamueL 1688-1954. Papere. 61-836 

Southard, Samuel Lewis, 1787-1842. Papers. 60-1295 
Spaeth, John Duncan Ernst, 1668-1954. Papers. 62-4051 

Stockton family. Papers, 18th-19th cent 60-2971 

Symons, Arthur, 1865-1945. Papers. 60-1391 

Tarktngton, Booth, 1869-1946. Papers. 60-1392 

Tate, Allen, 1899- Papers. 61-839 

Ttdebn, Benedict, 1902- Papere. 60-1519 

Thompson, Charlea WllUs, 1871-1946. Papers. 

60-1292 

Torreuce, Frederic Rldgely, 1875-1950. 

Papers, 1860-1950. 62-4966 

Tyler, George Crouse, 1867-1946. Papers. 60-1512 

U.S. Phflsdrlphle Maral Shipyard, League Island, 
Pa. Letters sddreeeed to the commandere of 
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, 1631-65. 61-1443 

Van Doren, Carl Clinton, 1885-1950. Papers. 60-1393 

Van Dyke, Henry, 1852-1933. Papers. 61-2082 

Van Dyke, Henry Jackson, 1822-1891. Papers. 

62-260 

Walker, James Perkins, 1829-1888. Papers, 

1849-1606. 61-1706 

Wall, Garret Dorset, 1783-1850. Papers. 60-1526 

White, Harry Dexter, 1692-1946. Pepers relating to 
International finance. 61-2058 

Wild, John, d. 1655. Autograph collection. 60-1322 

Wilson, Woodrow, Pres. U. S., 1856-1924. Papers. 

60-1294 
Wltberspoon, John, 1723-1794. Papers. 61-1241 

Wright, Wlllard Huntington, 1688-1939. Papers. 



Yeats, John Butler, 1639-1922. Papers. 



60-1386 
60-1365 



PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHORCH IN THE U. S. A . 
SOUTH CAROLINA fDIOCESffl 

Protestant episcopal Church in the U. S. A. South 

Carolina (Diocese). Archlvea, 1706-1900. 61-3029 



PURDUE UNTVERSmr. LAFAYETTE. IND. LIBRABY 



GUbreth, Frank Bunker, 1668-1824. Information file 
ca. 1910-ca. 1924. 61-3075 

Major, Charles, 1856-1913. Papers, 1870-1925. 



QTJINCY AND ADAMS P nnMTY HI STORICAL SOCIETY 
see HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF QUINCY AND ADAMS 
COUNTY, ILL. 



Repository Index 



Almy, Helen. Papers, 1899-1910. 



BADCLIFFE COLLEGE. WOMEN'S ARCHIVES 

Adkinson, Florence (Burlingame) 1847-1925? 

Papers, 1867-1927. 62-308 

Agassii, Elizabeth Cabot (Cary) 1822-1907. Papers 
18S8-1820. 61 .' 1779 

Age Center of New F.nghnri Records, 1956- 62-1356 

Alger, Abby Langdon, b. 18S0. Papers, 1889-97. 

62-1359 
Alien, Coiinne Marie ( Tuckerman) 1856-1931. 
Papers, 1896-1927. 61-2654 

Allen, Florence Ellinwood, 1884- Papers, 1921-60 

61-9038 
61-3457 

American Association of University Women. Records, 
1861- 61-3410 

America* Association of University Women. Boston 
Branca. Records, 188E- 62-200 

Americu Association of University Women. Massa- 
chusetts Sate Division. Records, 1936-59. 

62-201 

American Council on Education. Commission on the 
Education of Women. Records, 1953-61. 62-3606 

Anderson, Mary, 1872- Papers, 1921-50. 614496 

Andrews, Fannie Fern (Phillips) 1667-1950. Papers 
1W-MU. 61^675 

Armstrong, Florence Arzelia, 1884-1962. Papers 
1901-61. 62-3502 

AtweM, Grace Fartbena. Scrapbooks, 1886-1944. 

61-1676 

Babcock, Caroline (Lexow) 1882- Papers of 
Caroline Lexow Babcock and Olive E. Hurlburt 
1906-61. 62-4759 

Beard, Mary (ratter) 1876-1958. Papers, 1935-45. 

61-2371 

Birth" Control League of Massachusetts. Records, 

1916-34. 62-1358 

Blscoe, Helen Maria, 1660-1946. Papers, 1881-1945. 

61-1679 
Blackwelllamily. Papers, 1784-1944. 61-1962 

Bolton, Sarah (Knowles) 1841-1916. Papers, 1881-1937. 

61-1780 
Bradley family. Papers of the Bradley and Hyde 

amllies, 1800-61. 61-1844 

Brown, AbUe Farwell, a. 1927. Papers, 1859-1827. 

61-1781 

Brown, Dorothy Kircbwey. Papers, 1920-56. 62-3607 

Bureau of Vocational Information, New York. 

Records, 1915-32. 62-842 

61-3508 

Cambridge League of Women Voters. Records, 1916- 

62-191 

Campbell, Dorcas Elisabeth. Correspondence, 1946- 
56. 62 -5 10 

Central Committee on Friendship Dinners. Records 
1927-60- 61-8439 

Child, Lydia Maria (Francis) 1802-1880. Letters 

1845-60. 61J414 

Child Care Center Parents Association of New Tort 
Records, 1947-54. 62-1533 

Code, Marlon Osborne Graves, d. 1955. Papers 

1953-55. ~ P " ' ej.^ 

Coggeeball, Mary Jane Whltely. Papers, 1882-1909. 

61-2475 
Comstock, Ada Louise, 1876- Papers, 1923-43. 

61-2380 
Consumers' League of Connecticut. Records, 1907-46. 

61-3399 
Cooke, Helen Temple, 1865.1955. Papers, 1858- 

1951 - 61-1639 

Curtis, Vera. Papers, 1907-43. 61-1670 

Dall, Caroline Wells (Healey) 1822-1912. Papers, 

1841-1910. 61-1782 

Dana family. Papers, 1829-1937. 61-1675 

Davis, Helen Oarkson (MDler). Papers, 1902-54. 

61-3449 



Cabot family. Papers, 1786-1945. 



Dean, Vera (Mickeies) 1903- Papers, 1929-53. 



61-3507 



Dewson, Mary Williams, 1874- Papers, 1896-1958. 

61-3676 

Dignam, Dorothy. Papers, 1878-1946. 62-4059 

Dillon, Mary Earhart. Papers on suffrage and on the 
legal status of women. 61-2374 

Dtngman, Mary Agnes. Papers, 1917-57. 61-1665 

Dodge, Jane Gay. Papers, 1882-1951. 61-3538 

Dunaway, Margaret Fowler. Papers, 1922-57. 

61-1673 

Dunham, Catherine Dereaney. Papers, 18847-1920. 

61-2471 

Eamee, Emma, 1865-1952. Letters to Francis 

Wilson Lee, 1886-91. 61-1669 

Eastman, Linda Anne, 1887- Papers, 1925-52. 

61-1677 

Ellltnan, CaHborne (CatUs) Papers, 1914. 61-2368 

Erln-go-brago. Records, 1894-1953. 62-843 

Evans, Elizabeth (Gardiner) 1856-1937. Papers, 1882- 



1937. 



61-2379 



Flagg, Mildred (Buchanan) 1886- Papers, 1900-65. 

614459 

Friends of the Frajningnam Reformatory. Records 

1948-57. 61-3422 

Fryslnger, Grace Elizabeth, 1885- Papers, 1919-56. 

62-1128 

Gage, Matilda (Joslya) 1826-1898. Papere, 1850-1900. 

62-1547 

Gardiner family. Papers, 1826-80. 61-1672 

Gellhorn, Edna (Flscbel) 1878- Papers, 1919-60. 

62-3602 
Hall, Constance Huntington, 1886- Papers, 1915 -21. 

61-2109 
Hamilton, Alice, 1889- Papers, 1910-52. 61-2652 

Hansl, Eva Ellse (vom Baur) Papers, 1939-40, 1954. 

62-3605 
Hodder, Jessie Donaldson, 1870-1931. Papers, 1873- 

1M1 - 61-237B 

Holway, Hope (Kerr) 1886- Papers. 62-1455 

Howard, Kataerlne (Graham) 1898- Papers, 1947-60. 

61-2381 
Howe, Julia (Ward) 161S-1910. Papers, 1869-1910. 

614495 

Institute of Women's Professional Relations. Records, 
1928-41. 614462 

TntOTwaHAital An— >mh1y nf Tlfrw^ftp South Kortrlgfat, 

N. Y. Records. 614451 

International Federation of Working Women. Records 
1919-23. j!^^ 

Irwin, Inez (Haynes) 1873- Papers, 1872- 61-2651 

Jacobi, Mary (Putnam) 1842-1906. Papers, 1851- 

1906, 1923. 62-2487 

Johnson, Ethel McLean. Papers, 1919-45. 61-2373 

Jumelle family. Papers, 1751-64. 614450 

KitcheK, Florence Ledyard (Cross! 1874- Papers, 
1885-1956. 614498 

JOelnert, Margaret Noyes. Papers. 61-3668 

Kneubuhl, Emily, 1883- Papers, 1907-59. 61-3460 

Knox, Maryal, 1879-1955. Papers, 1880-1956. 

61-2372 

Laidlaw, Harriet (Burton) 1873-1949. Papers, 

1886-1948. ^ 5J.J4,! 

Landauer, Bella Clara, 1674- collector. Mis- 
cellaneous papers of American women. 61-2370 

Lane, Laura. Papers, 1933-65. 614454 

League of Women Voters of the United States. 

Records, 1919- 61-3409 

Lee, Mary, 1891- Papers, 191846. 614456 

Leland, Minerva E. , 1859-1926. Correspondence 

1862-1926. /^^)1-1680 

Leopold, Alice (Koller). Papere, 1953- 61-2433 

Lincoln, Alexander, 1873- Papers, 1919-40. 62-1127 

Loring family. Correspondence, 1628-1919. 62-3519 

508 



Lues, Alma. Collection of letters from noted women. 

62-507 
Lutz, Alma. Papers, 1937-53. 61-3037 

Lyman, Helen D. Papers, 1882-1919. 61-3039 

McDowell, Mary Stone, 1676-1955. Papers. 61-341UfV 
Miller, Emma (GuOey). Papers, 1920-60. 61-2656 

MDler, Frieda S., 1869- Papers, 1939-53. 614494 

Mothers' Club of Cambridge. Records, 1831-1942. 

62-844 

Mothers' Discussion Club, Cambridge, Mass. 

Papers, 1899-1950. 62-1198 

Muni, Marie. Papers, 1918-50. 62-1394 

Nathan, Maud (Nathan) 1862- Scrapbooks, 1890- 

1938. 61-2859 

National Women's Trade Union League of America. 

Records, 1904-49. 61-3677 

NOee, Marlon H. Papers, 1911-46. 614455 

Nome, Katharine Augusta, d. 1949. Papers, 1943-48. 

61-2434 
Norton, Grace, 1634-1926. Papers. 61-17W 

O'Reilly, Leonora, 1870-1927. Papere, 1886-1836. 

61-2477 
Paine, Elsie Miriam. Papers, 1900-46. 



Pedersen, Thyra E. Papers, 1923-25. 



61-1674 
62-962 



Piper, Helen Jackson, 1882-1958. Papere, 1901-59. 

61-3421 

Powell, Rose Arnold, 1876-1961. Papers, 1922-61. 

62-1232 

Pratt, Marietta (Harkness) Scrapbooks, 1921-25. 

62-1357 
Radcllffe College. Records of the Women in science 
exhibit, 1936. 61-3423 

Radcltffe College. Women's Archives. Miscellaneous 
manuscript collections, 1806- 62-1553 

Ransom, Eliza Taylor, 1867-1955. Papers 1888- 

"55- 61 871 

Ritchie, Anna Cora (Ogden) Uowatt^ 1819-1870 

Papers, 163-7-1939. 614411 

Roberts, I. Enid. Papere. 61-2369 

Roberts, Margaret Steveneon, d. 1952. Papers, 1900- 
**• 61-2473 

Robinson, Harriet Jane (Hanson) 1625-1911. Papers. 
1833-1904. 61-2377 

61-2474 



Rockwood, Edith. Papere, 1932-54. 



Roteh, Helen Gllman (Ludlngton) Papere, 1943-57. 

62-4190 
Ryan, Agnes. Papers, 1904-55. 61-2653 

Service Bureau of Women's Organizations, Hartford. 
Records, 1945-57. 62-1197 

Seton, Grace (Gallatin) 1872-1959. Papers, 1911-52. 

62-70 

Shattuek, Harriette (Robinson) 1850-1937. Papers 
1867-1937. 62-3604 

Shaver, Dorothy, 1899- Papere, 1947- 62-2686 

Sbenrln, Belle, 1668-1955. Papere, 1880-1950. 

61-2472 

Shields, Elizabeth Smallwood. Papers, 1883-19307 

62-3603 
Slmkhontch, Mary Mellnda (Kingsbury) 1867-1951. 

Papers, 191041. 814458 

Smith, Battle (Hyland). Papers, 193749. 614492 

Smith, HUda Worthlngton. Papers, 1835-1959. 614453 

Smith, Jane (Norman) 1874-1953. Papers, 1913-53. 

62-3514 
Smith, Mildred E. Buller. Papers, 1920-29. 61-1910 
SomervlUe family. Papers, 1852-1958. 62-64 

Special Services Committee, Ann Arbor, Mich. 

Records, 194340. 614448 

Stearns, Sarah (Ripley) b. 1785. Papers, 1769- 

1837 - 61-1920 

Stevens, Doris, 1692- Papers, 1824-42. 62-4505 

Stoughton, Louise, 1851-1886. Papere, 1877-76. 

61-1784 



RADCUFFE COLLEGE. WOMEN'S ARCHIVES (Continued) 

TUUnghast, Aim Churchill (Mouttoa) 1874- 1S51 

Papers, 1811-45. 61-375 

ftt Tllton, Elizabeth (Hems) 1869-1850. Papers, 1820- 

45# 61-2376 

V. S. Defense Advisory Committee on Women In toe 
Services. Records, 1851-55. 61-3420 

Van Waters, Miriam. Papers, 1908-56. 61-6493 

Wambaugh, Sarah, 1882-1856. Papers, 1802-49. 

61-1783 
WeSs, Agnes Ermlna, 1876-1959. Papers, 1824-66. 

61-3461 
White, Eva (Whiting) 1885- Papers, 1900-57. 

62-4641 
White, Sns Sbslton, 1887-1943. Papers, 1813-43, 1859. 

81-2655 
Willis, Olympla (Brown) 1835-1826. Papers, 1849- 

1926 ' WM - 61-2390 

Wiastow, Mary Nelson. Papers, 1823-51. 61-2656 

Wiiieor, Mary. Papers, 1817-40. 61-3502 

Woman's National Farm and Garden Assodsflon. 

Records, 1813- elm3ta 

Woman's Edncatlonal and Industrial Uhlan, Boston. 

Records, 1878-1855. 62-845 

Woodward, EUoa (Sullivan). Papers, 1927-54. 61-2657 



RADNOR HI STORICAL SOCIETY. WAYNE , pa, 

Radnor Historical Society. Collection of manuscripts, 
1682-1860. 62-3732 

RAMDOLPH-MACOWCm.I.E CE.ASm.Aim , VA. LIBRARY 

Oodd, William Edward, 1889-1940. Papers, 1901-34. 

62-2168 
Early, John, 1786-18T3. Papers, 1608-73. 61-1071 



Manning, Jacob Warren, 1826-1904. Patera 

1795 - 1916 - ' 61-1308 

Pratt family. Papers, 1820-1916. 61-1350 



RED CROSS. P. S. AMEH^ . W NATOTHA1. bet, rarMC 

pptgAVPrAjgagBS. kSSSS 

Davison, .Henry Pomeroy, 1867-1822. Papers, 1917- 

61-2092 

Bs i£ r °""* U.S. American Natlonal Red Cross. 

Bureau of Archives. Records, 1881-1956. 61-2082 



RHODE BLA ND. STATE ARCHIVES 

Clarke, Joseph, 1715-1792. Papers, 1761-76. 

61-2067 
Him^ton, Benjamin, 1736-1600. Correspondence, 

61-1612 

n *i*?, (C<"™y) General Assembly. Petitions, 
1729-1860. ^nKU20SS 

Waterman, Asa, 1743-1786. Papers, 1775-81. 61-1704 



RHODE 1ST .Ann MEDICAL SOCIETY 

tt> Cb *£ D .' Caaxiee Valne, 1856-1941. Papers, 1880- 
W 1S34 - 61-2701 

Hoyes, Robet Passing, 1850-1812. Papers, 1870- 

W1 °- 61-2702 

Rhode Island Medical Society. Records of 
medical societies of Rhode Island, 1848-1947. 



R "^^ L ? It . 5T0RBS "BRAKY. LOMS- 
MEADOW. MASS. "* 

62-3287 
Williams, Stephen, 1683-1782. Diaries, 1715-62. 



Repository Index 



RICHMOND ACADEMY OF Mp rftrnnr 

Bartlett, Levi, 1763-1828. Papers, 1782-1806. 60-2345 

Rm-mfiT gjt, K . y. PMYERSTTY. LIBRARY 

Agncnltnral Improvement Association of New York 
State. Records, 1911-17. 61-1318 

Akeley, Carl Ethan, 1864-1926. Papere, 1895-1926. 

61-1216 

Anthony, Susan BrowneU, 1820-1906. Papers, 

1B55-1838. 61-1257 

Bellamy, Francis. Papers 1892-1857. 61-1489 

Bragdon family. Papers, 1819-1947. 61-1364 

Breese family. Papers of the Breese and Stevens 

famlUes, 1705-1823. 61-1535 

The Club, Rochester, N. Y. Records, 1854-1847. 61-1255 
Colfax, Schuyler, 1823-1885. Papere, 1841-85. 61-1252 

Cdbnan, Anson, 1795-1837. Correspondence, 1824-35. 

61-1492 



61-3010 



Colt, lames Wood, 1856-1841. Papere, 1808-23. 

Crapsey, Adelaide, 1878-1914. Papers, 1800-33. 

62-1287 

Dewey, Charles Ayrault, 1842-1827. Papers, 1737- 
1828- 62-4132 

Dewey, Chester, 1784-1667. Papers, 1610-77. 62-4133 

Dewey, Thomas Edmund, 1802- Papers, 1826- 

61-1305 
Eastwood family. Papers of the Eastwood and 

Blgelov families, 1840-97. 61-1256 



61-1600 



Fellows family. Papers, 1788-1838. 



Ellwaager famOy. Papers, 1835-1929. 

FairchUd. Herman Le Roy, 1650-1943. Papers 
1669-1943. 

Farmers' Library of Wheatland, Wheatland Township, 
N. Y. Records, 1805-73. 62-1233 

61-2007 

Gannett, William Charming, 1840-1923. Papers, 

1850-1844. 61-1517 

Grler, George MeCuIloogh, 1802-1878. Papers, 

1800-81. 62-1090 

HID, David Jayne, 1850-1932. Papers, 1876-1932. 

61-2000 
HubbelL Walter Sage, 1850-1932. Correspondence, 

1844-1932. 61-1220 

Morgan, Lewis Henry, 1818-1881. Papers, 1839-85. 

61-1662 

National Commtttae of llemocrats^for-WlIne 
Records, 1940. 

Parker, Arthur Caswell, 1681-1955. Papers, 1860- 
W52 - 61-1624 

Patterson, George Washington, 1799-1879. 

Correspondence, 1827-81. 61-1259 

Read, John Meredith, 1837-1886. Papers, 1870-81. 

61-1260 
Rochester, N. Y. University. Archives, 1845- 62-721 

Rochester, N. Y. University. Library. Autograph 
collections, 1180- 62-716 

Rochester, N. Y. University. Library. 

Theatrical manuscripts, 19th-20th cent 62-1235 

Scott, Clement William, 1841-1904. Correspondence 
ea. 1862-1904. -^-— ^ a 

Seward, William Henry, 1801-1872. Papers ca. 

177MB10. ^ a ^ m 

Wadsworth family. Papers, 1793-1873. 61-1304 

Ward, Henry Augustus, 1834-1806. Papers, 

1840-1806. ^ sua,, 

Weed, Thnrlow, 1787-1882. Papers, 1616-62. 61-1247 

WUey, Louis, 1669-1935. Papere, 1861-1854. 

61-1657 



ROLLINS COLLEGE, WJ NTER PARK. FLA. LIBRARY 

Nehrllng, Henry, 1853-1829. Papers, 1890-1824. 

'•. 62-31 

Rlttenhouse, Jessie Belle, 1869-1948. Papers, 1886- 
***»• 62-3288 



ROSEAU COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. ROSEAU. 
MINN. — * 

Nelson, Jake. Papers, ca. 1860-82. a 



RUSSELL SAG E COLLEGE. TROY. N. Y. LTBRAPV 

Wlltard, Emma (Hart) 1787-1670. Papers, 1617-79. 

60-2744 



RUTHERFORD B. HATES LIB RARY. FREMONT , nffl tn 

Ames, Mary (Clemmer), 1639-1664. Papers, 1858- 

81. 61-730 

Benham, Henry Washington, 1813-1884. Letters, 

1853-84. 62-1761 

Blrehard, Sardts, 1801-1874. Papers, 1814-74. 

61-1888 

Bnrgner, Jacob, 1833-1813. Papers, 1858-1812. 

61-1264 

Bargoon, Isadora B., 1838-1817. Papers, 1863-1817. 

61-1658 
Chandler, Peleg Whitman, 1816-1889. Corre- 
spondence, 1845-80. 61-921 

ClafUn, William, 1818-1805. Papers of William 
CbfUn and Mary Bocklin (Davenport) Ctaflln, 
1831-1805. 61-1389 

Coates, Benjamin Franklin, 1827-1899. Correspond- 
ence, 1860-61. 61-907 

Conger, Arthur L., 1838-1889. Papers, 1876-88. 

61-873 
Crook, George, 1828-1890. Correspondence, 1864- 

M - 61-731 

Cams, George William, 1824-1892. Papers, 1850-82. 

61-1058 



FUuey, James Bradley, 1781-1856. Papers, 1810- 

•"• 61-726 

Hastings, Russell, 1835-1919. Papers, 1861-1804. 

61-1883 

Hayes, Blrehard Austin, 1853-1826. Papers, 1862- 
1826. 61-819 

Bayee, Dalton, 1896-1950. Papers, 1917-50. 61-606 

Hayes, Frances, 1867-1950. Papers, 1878-1950. 

61-1752 
Hayes, Lucy (Webb) 1831-1888. Papers, 1841-80. 

61-3034 
Hayes, Mary (Miller) 1856-1935. Papers, 1878-1935. 

61-2726 

Hayes, Rutherford Blrehard, Pres. U. S., 1822-1893 

Papers, 1835-93. 62-3472 

Hayes, Rutherford Piatt, 1658-1927. Papere, 

1864-1911. .61-1311 

Hayes, Scott Russell, 1B71-1923. Papers, 1873-1829. 

61-1079 
Hayes, Webb Cook, 1856-1934. Papers, 1888, 1934. 

61-3285 
Hayes, Webb Cook, 1890-1957. Papere, 1914-67. 

61-2428 
Haynes, William EUsha, 1829-1914. Papers, 1661-94. 

61-1263 



Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920. Papers, 1856- 



1947. 



61-2119 



Lane, Ebenezer, 1783-1866. Papers, 1818-1811. 

61-1363 
Locke, Robinson,. 1856-1820. Papers, ca. 1851-1820. 

61-2627 
McPherson, James Hrdseye, 1826-1864. Papers, 

1851-62. 62-1823 

Matthews, Stanley, 1624-1868. Papers, 1803-89. 

61-3184 
Morrow, Jay Johnson, 1B70-1837. Papers, 1876-1837. 

61-2438 
Mast, Thomas, 1840-1802. Papers, 1860-1802. 61-2114 
Noble,. Warren Perry, 1820-1803. Papers, 1862-71. 

61-651 
O'NelL Charles, 1842-1827. Papers, 1871-99. 61-732 

Pemiscot Land & Cooperage Company, Caruthersvllle, 
Mo. Records, ea. 1912-56. 61-1023 

Rice, John Blrehard, 1632-1693. Papers, 1853-1814. 

61-2530 
Sogers, William Sing, 1828-1883. Papers, 1830- 
Vm - 61-2415 



Repository Index 



RUTHERFORD B. HAYES LIBRARY, FREMONT, OHIO 
(Continued) ' 

Rutherford B. Hayes Library, Fremont, Ohio. Civil 
War collection, 1860-85. 61-2823 

Rutherford B. Hayes Library, Fremont, Ohio. Presi- 
dents of the United States collection, 1788-1958. 

61-1486 

Scott, Anna Margaret (Tressler) 1850-1922. Papers, 
1880-1953. 61-953 

Sherman, John, 1823-1900. Correspondence, 1848- 
96. 61-871 

Stem family. Correspondence, 1850-75. 61-685 

Thompson, Richard Wlgglutott, 1809-1900. Papers, 
1877-89. 61-1083 

Wilson, James William, 1816-1904. Papers, 1835-1918. 

61-1519 



ST. BERNARD'S SEMINARY, ROCHESTER. K. Y. LIBRARY 
Rochester, N. Y. (Diocese) Archives, 1860-1937. 



ST. JOHN'S .lEvrmB T, CAMAJgLLO. CALIF. LIBRARY 

Clemens, Samuel Laoghorne, 1835-1910. Papers, 

1872-1905. 61-2727 

Doheny, Estelle (Betzold) collector. Autographs of 

the Popes, 1435-1954. 61-3198 

Doheny, Estelle (Betzold), collector. Letters, 1885- 
1928. 61-1995 

Doheny, Estelle (Betzold) collector. Presidents of the 
United States, 1777-1947. 61-2598 

Doheny, Estelle (Betzold) collector. Signers of the 
Constitution of the United States of America, 1780- 
1816. 61-2600 

Doheny, Estelle (Betzold) collector. Signers of the 

Declaration of independence, 1743-1826. 61-2808 

Manning, Henry Bernard, Cardinal, 1808-1892. 

Letters, 1843-91. 61-3032 

Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852. Letters, 1812-46. 



Newman, John Henry, Cardinal, 1801-1890. Letters, 
1836-90. 62-456 

Oak, Henry Lebbeus, 1844-1905, collector. Auto- 
graphs of California Pioneers, 1769-1848. 61-2735 

Senan, Jose' Francisco de Paula, 1760-1823. Letters, 
1806-23. 61-2737 



ST. JOSEPH SEMINARY. CLEVELAND. OHIO. LIBRARY 
Eymard, Pierre Julian, 1811-1888. Writings. 61-1967 



ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY. CANTON. N. Y. 
LIBRARY 

Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950. Papers, 1891-1945. 

62-1184 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1864. Mllburn collec- 
tion, 1837-1903. 62-935 

King, Preston, 1806-1665. Papers, 1B30-65. 62-978 

Parish, David. Papers, 1807-66. 62-1600 

Remington, Frederic, 1861-1909. Papers, 1876- 

1926. 62-767 

Smith, Simeon, d. 1884. Papers, 1845-82. 62-1432 

Wright, Silas, 1795-1847. Correspondence, 1828-47. 

62-1418 



ST. LOUIS. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

SL Louis. Public Library. Manuscript collection. 

61-2645 



ST. LOUIS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. DUUJTB. 

minn. ; : 

Barnes, Julius Rowland, 1873-1959. Papers. 61-1282 

Ely, Edmund Franklin, 1809-1882. Papers, 

1833-54. 61-250 



Great Lakes-SL Lawrence Tidewater Association. 

Records, 1918-42. 61-331 

Merrltt, Leonldae, 1844-1926. Papers, 1670 (ca.)- 
1926. 81-339 



ST. MEINRAD ARCHABBEY. ST. MEINRAD. IKD. 

St. Melnrad Archabbey, St Melnrad, Isd. 
Miscellaneous MSS. 



ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH. CHARLESTOWN, S. C. 

see CHARLESTON, S. C. ST.' MICHAEL'S 

CHURCH 



ST. PAUL. COLLEGE OF ST. THOMAS. LIBRARY 

Dolphin, John F. , 1862-1920. Correspondence, 1883- 
1902. 61-1245 

Flyan, Vincent Joseph, 1901-1936. Papers, 1819-58. 

81-1502 



ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. BROOKINGS. 
S. P. see BROOKINGS, S. D. ST. PAUL'S 
EPISCOPAL CHURCH 



SAM DIEGO. CALTF. PUB LIC LIBRARY 

San Diego, Calif. Public Library. Manuscripts 
relating to the history of San Diego County, 
California, 1852-1957. 81-2445 



SAN FRANCISCO. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

San Francisco. Public Library. California authors 
collection. 81-3606 

Sterling, George, 1669-1926. Literary manu- 
scripts. 62-244 



SAW FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. SAN 
ANSELMO. C ALIF/LIBRARY 

United Presbyterian Church In the U. S. A. Records, 
1649- 81-2849 



3AN MATEO CO.. CA1.TF htcttiricaL MUSEUM 

Brown, Edward Monroe. Diaries of Edward Monroe 
Brown and George E. Jewett, 1849-50. 81-904 



SANFORD MEMORIAL LIBRARY see HENRY 
SHELTON SANFORD MEMORIAL LIBRARY, 
SANFORD, FLA. 



SAVERY LIBRARY. T^T.l.ATreGA. ALA, see 
TALLADEGA COLLEGE, TALLADEGA, ALA. 
SAVERY LIBRARY 



SCOTTISH RITE SUPREME COUNCIL see FREEMASONS. 
U. S. SCOTTISH RUE. SUPREME COUNCIL FOR THE 
SOUTHERN JURISDICTION 



SEATTLE. PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Phillips, Walter Shelley, 1867-1940. Literary 

manuscripts, 1912-20. 61-1325 



SEQUOIA AND KINGS CA NYON NATIONAL PARK - 
THREE RIVERS. CALIF. 

Kaweah Co-operative Commonwealth Company of 

California, ltd. Records, 1884-1942. 62-1213 



SEWANEE. TENN. UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH. 
LIBRARY 



Polk, Leonldae, Bp., 1806-1664. Papers, ca. 

1830-64. 62-4982 

Quintard, Charles Todd, Bp. , 1824-1898. 

Papers, 1862-98. 62-4992 



SOCIETY OF CALIFORN IA PIONEERS. SAN FRANCISCO 

Easterby, Anthony Y. , 1818-1893. Papers, 1838- 

85. 61-1756 



fldredge, Zoeth Skimer, b. 1846. Papers- 61-1510 

loses, loan Perdval, 1829-1812. Papers. 61-1286 

Meussdorffer (J. H.) ft Son, San Francweo. Records. 

61-1329* 

San Francisco. Laurel HU1 Cemetery. Records, 1854- 
1936. 61-1404 

Snyder, Jacob Rink, 1612-1876. Papers, 1845-73. 

61-1276 

Society of California Pioneers, San Francisco. 

Diaries, 1839-1905. 61-13*6 

Society of California Pioneers, San Francisco. 

Records, 1845-1852. 61-1357 

Sntro, Adolph Hemrlch Joseph, 1830-1886. Papers. 

61-1214 



SOUTH CAROLINA. ABCBTVE S DEPT . 

Manlgamt family. Correspondence, 1783-182L 

61-2581 



Babcock, James Woods, 1856-1932. Papers, 1885- 

1920. 61-3234 

Roper Hospital, Charleston, S. C. Board of .Trustees. 
Minutes, 1856-«8. 62-182 

Rudlslll, Hillyer, 1802-1949. Papers, 1936-42. 



South Carolina. Medlral College, Charleston. 

Papers concerning the college, 1777-1893. 62-3849 



SOUTH CAROLINA. UNIVKKtaTY. SOUTH OAROLIANA 
LIBRARY 

Eaves, Nathaniel Ridtey, 1796 <ca.)-1873. Papers, 

1615-68. 62-882 

Gulgnard family. Papers, 1761-1862. 61-1528 < 

Hampton family. Papers of the three Wade h°t»— - 
1773-1956. 60^765 

Hott, William Joseph, d. 1881. Papers, 1799-1910. 

62-1132 

Elucald family. Papers of the Klncald and Anderson 
families, 1767-1826. 60-760 

McCrady family. Papers, 1821-1907. 62-1608 

Morrow, James, 1820-1865. Papers, 1838-1938. 

60-784 

Simpson, William Dtmlap, 1823-1890. Papers, 1816- 
1934. 60-712 

Swearingen, John Eldred, 1875-1857. Papers, 1772- 
1959. « 2 . 190T 

ThomwelL James Henley, 1812-1862. Papers, 1828- 
72- 62-1603 



SOUTHCAROLINA DIOCESE OF THE EPISCOPAL 
SSSSSS see PROTECTANT EPBCOTALCKORCH 
IN THE U. S. A. SOUTH CAROLINA (DIOCESE) 



SOUTH DAKOTA. STATE l TNIVEIlsrrY. LIBRARY 

Federal Writers' Project. South Dakota, PspsrSt 

1860-1944. 61-3018 

Historical Records Survey. South *>kirta ' Survey of 
county archives in Sooth Dakota, ca. 1868-1940. 

61-3186 

Norbeck, Peter, 1870-1936. Papers, 1900-36 61-3019 



SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIS T THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 
see WAKE FOREST, N. C. SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST 
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 



SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION. DARGAN- 
CARVER L IBRARY 

Compere, Ebenexer Lee, 1833-1886. Pavers, 

1861-1944. 60-3217 

Bailey, OrrenLuLco, 1852-1934. Paper*, 1883-1807. 

61-3037 
Newman, Albert Henry, 1852-1933. Papers, 1881- 
1940. 61-3033 



SOUTHERN BAPTIST THE OLOGICAL SEMINARY. LOUIg- 
3S££iXS* •" LOUISVILLE, KY. SOUTHEMl^ 
BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 



WTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY m 
CLAREMENT, CALIF. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL 
OFTHEOLOGY 



SOmiuaiN HISTORICAL "iTl^fnm, ctappi.otit 
e« NORTH CAROUNA. UWVtKSlTr LIBRARY 
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION 

8P !! T ^!. l ! !l 1 L - ? ^.?! mg "° Ty sues"" 1 * m 

ILLINOIS. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ONXVERSTTT, CARBON- 
DALE 

WgrHgRN methodist mmncrarrr ,,, Dallas. 
SOUTHERN METHODIST UhuWERSITY 

SPtrTHWEST COLLECTION LUBBOCK Ttt T m, 
TEXAS TECH NOLOGIC AL COLLEGE, LUBBOCK. 
LIBRARY. SOUTHWEST COLLECTION 

"'g?^? J!? 8 ™- "" """"l — LOSANGELES. 
SOUTHWEST MUSEUM 



STANFORD UNIVERSlTr. LAMP. MEDEAI. I.WP ap j 

Standard University. Un Tifculli il Library. 
hhni i srrlp L silUugs ud records, (ce. ) 1732-cn. 
■ Mn - 61-268 

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. LTHRAmr 

Amen, Fisher, 1758-1608. Papers, 1794-1918. 

61-1588 

BaUMB-Una^BaaUtoB Corporation. Records 

1SS4-192S. 62-1381 

Beeeon, Albert Cummins, 1808- collector, United 
Soda* Presidents', ud France-Hlstory-Coiisidate 
l aid Eiiuiire documents, 1789-1930. 81-1489 



Both, Htven, 1903- 



Papen. 



61-1307 



■ Vlneent, 1851-1930. Papers, 1883-1941. 
62-1174 
rjaingerfleld, Leroy. Correspondence ot Leroy Daln- 
gezfttld ud William Deingerfleld, 1950-58. 61-1310 

DeVoto, Barnard Augustine, B9749S5. Paoera 

1M »-«- '«-1261 

Wan, Joan Ml, 1843-1993. Papers, 1862-19X3. 

62-1181 
Lev]*, Taut, 1899- Literary MSS. 61-1308 

Maugh a m, William Somerset, 1674- Papon, 1921- 
**• 62-1384 

Robinson, Bluer E., collector. Papon of dtstm- 

gutsbed Americana, 1765-1950. 61-1753 

BudToir, Michael, 1888-1987. Letters, 1956-57. 

61-1258 
Bpooner, Hand Bremen, 1879-1925. Papon, 1899- 

U * B - 61-1484 

Wans, John Downey, 1847-1926. Papon, 1908-28. 

62-1488 
Young; William R. K. Corroapoodonce of 
William R. & Young and Morgan A. Canst, 
M *-*°- 614687 



SlEVKlC INSTITUTE- O F TECHNOLOGY, BOBOKBM , 

Wi Ji UBRAftT 

Taylor, Frodoriek Wmslow, 1856-1915. Papon ca. 
lm - 61-M73 



^Ousg STATE hivhiuhjai ucxmmyr l 



Stevenson Bouse Sous Historical Monument, Monterey, 
Callt Mamiecr ln to ma»Btoven»oniaaa collection. 

62-1167 



Cheeebroogh family. Papon, 1672-1853. 62-1204 

Miner Dually. Papon, 1672-1848. 62-1480 

Palmar landlr. Papon, 1672-1860. 62-111 

StaOBOD family. Papon, 1672-1846. 62-539 



Repository Index 



Stonington Historical Society. Miscellaneous 

manu s cripts, 1672-1882. 624173 

Stonington Historical Soctoty. Records ot Stonitarton, 
1672-1902. jj. m 

Stonington Historical Society. Whaling, shipping 

papers, ships logs, 1782-1851. 62-1484 

Trumbull family. Papers, 1804-68. 82-110 

WfUlams Busily.' Papers, 1766-1882. 62-112 



STOms thwart 1ff""»fY ADOW. MASS. see 
RICHARD SALTER STORRS LIBRARY, LONG- 
MEADOW, MASS. 



STRAFFORD msmnn-Ai «QCTETY. STRAFFORD, tt. 

Morrill, JusUn Smith, 1810-1898. Papon, 1828- 

•«• 61-1331 



SUFFOLK COUNTY HISTORIC AL SOCIETY. RTVERHEAD. 

Sattolk Cosnty Historical Society, Rtverhead, N. Y. 

Manuscript collection, 1607-1876. 62-901 



m ^.}^^ T - 8AN """"TO 1 — CALIFORNIA. 
STATE LIBRARY, SACRAMENTO. SUTRO BRANCH. 
SAHFRANCDCO 



"ESE5S.W2 »»*™«*<* " ™"™ 

Addams, Jans, 1880-1935. Papon, 1838-1959. 60-2167 

Allan, Wlllhun Charles, b. 1857. Papers, 1882-1936. 

61-3582 

62-4136 

American Civil LJbsrtlas Union. National Committee 
on ConodasUons Objectoxo. Records, 1940-46. 

61-3536 

American Union against Militarism. Records, 

1»1!«2. 814639 

Ash, Samuel SUna, 1829-1911. Ash-Schodsld papers, 
1898-1911. 62^18 

Bailey, Hannah (Johnston) 1839-1923. Papers, 1887- 
1923. 614665 



Alston, John. Papen, 1797-1874. 



Balch, Emir/ Greens, 1667- Papen, 1893-1948. 

60-1200 

Bancroft lamlly. Papen, ca. 1868-85. 62-4317 

Barton, Bernard, 1784-1848. Papen, 1818-48. 



Blddfe family. Papers, 159S-19SL 



62-1210 
60-2194 

Elisabeth (Powell) 1841-1926. Papers, 1856- 
16S8. 61-1162 

Briaghurst, Junes, 1730-1810. Cornspondenee 
of Janes Brlaghunt and of Ellzahoth FonDs. 
1780-1811. gj^, 

Brostns, Lewis Walton, b. 1856. Genealogical notes 
and data. 62-4120 

Burr, George B. Papers on the Qnaker Separation, 

1622-36. 62-1573 

Burritt, Euhn, 1810-1879. Papen, 1640-1942. 62-921 

Bye, Arthur Edwin, 1885- Genealogical 

" meriid »- 62-4328 

Cadbury, Richard Tapper, 1853-1929. Papon 

1799-1924. "*""' 80.JUO 

Central Organization for a Durable Peace, The Bane 

Heenrde, 1916-16. 62-157 

Civilian Public Service Union. Records, 1944-46. 

61-3646 

deghorn, Sarah NorcUOa, 1676-1959. Papers. 

1910-55. ^^^ 61 ^4g 



Codding, Ichabod, 1810-1866. Papen, 1630-1901. 
Coffin family. Papen, 1797-1932. 



62-4121 
62-4322 

Committee on Militar ism In Education. Records, 1925- 
40 * 60-2151 

Cooper family. Papers, 1780-1926. 62-4328 

Cope lamlly. Papers, 1792-1877. 61-3620 

511 



Cornell, Julian D., 1610- Papera, 1940-46. 

61-3646 
Dana, Henry Wadsvorth Longfellov, 1881-1950. 

Papers, 1914-39. 61-3644 

Deutsche FrledensgeaeUschaft. Records, 1610-47. 



62-249 
62-4327 

61-3532 

62-744 
61-3614 

60-2174 
60-2205 



Elkinton family. Papers, 1615- 
Emergeney Peace Campaign. Records, 1935-37. 

E-rass, Joshua, 1731-1798. Papen, ca. 1796-98. 

Eyre, Isaac, 1819-1904. Letters, 1871-98. 

FeUomhlp of Reconciliation (United States) 
Records, 1915- 

Ferris family. Papen, 1730-1940. 

Forbea, Rose Dabney Malcolm. Papers, 1914-20. 

62-1504 
Friends, society of. MlsceUaneous meeting records, 

1611 " 62-1491 

Friends, Society of. Records of peace activities of 
Quaker meetings, 1827-1947. 61-3541 

Friends, Society of. American Friends Service Com- 
mittee. Civilian Public Service. Records, 1941- 
46. 60-2083 

Friends, Soclely of. American Fr lends Service Com- 
mltlBB. Prison Servtee Committee. Records, 1943- 
*'• ' 61-3640 

Friends, Society of. Baltimore Yearly Meeting. 

Records, 1677-1937. 60-2384 



Friends, Society of. Ireland Yearly Meetmg. 
Records, ca. 1860-1949. 



61-1966 



Friends, Society of. New England Yearly Meeting. 

Records, 1646-1916. 60-2385 

Friends, Society of. Nev York Yearly Meetmg. 
Records, 1650-1933. 

Friends, Soclely ot. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. 

Records, 1665-1956. 60-2362 

Friends, Society of. Phlladelpbla Yearly Meeting. 

Japan Committee. Records, 1663-1961. 62-3358 

Friends, Society of . Virginia Yearly Meeting. 

Records, 1702-1836. 61-1599 

Friends, Society of (Hicksite) Baltimore Yearly 
Meeting. Standing Committee on the Indian 
Concern. Papera, 1613-1900. 61-1941 

Friends, Society of (Hicksite) General Conference. 

Records, to 1937. 61-1230 

Friends, Society of (Hieksite) Illinois Yearly Meeting. 
Records, 1620-1948. 61-1229 

Friends, Society of (Hicksite) Joint Committee on 

Indian Affairs. Records, 1836-46. 61-1942 

Friends, Society of (Hieksite) Ohio Yearly m-» Ing 
Records, 1755-1944. 62-621 

Friends, Society of (Primitive) Baltimore Yearly 

eweting Records, 1854-90. 61-107 

Friends, Society of (Primitive) Pennsylvania General 
Meeting. Records, 1642-1943. 61-111 

Friends, Society of (Progressive) Pennsylvania Yearly 
Meeting. Records, 1851-1927. 61-U8 

Friends Committee on National Legislation, Washington. 
D. C. Rscords, 1940- 60-2198 

Friends' Peace Committee, Philadelphia. Archives. 

"O 5 " 51 - 61^079 

Friends World Conference, Saarthmon College and 
Haverford College, 1937. Records, 1933-37. 

62-541 
Friendo World Conference Committae. Records. 

19 »-5«- 62-195 

Graves, Anna Melissa. Correspondence, 1919-47. 

61-3533 
Green, Albert Lamborn, b. 1845. Correspondence, 

1869-1935. 60-3223 

Haines, Samuel B. , 1834-1913. Papere of 
Samuel B. Haines and of his wife, Rebecca M. 
Rowland Haines, 1850-94. 62-4932 

Hancock, Cornelia, 1840-1926. Cornspondenee, 

1684-76. gj.u, 

BavUand family. Papera of the Bavlland family and 
of related families, 1754-1913. 62-4125 

Hayes, John Russell, 1866-1945. Papere of John 
Russell Hayes and his wife, Emma Hayes. 
1895-1936. """• Mj4M5 



Repository Index 



SWARTHMORE COLLEGE. SWARTHMORE. PA. FRIENDS 
HISTORICAL LIBRARY (OonHnucdl 

Hicks, Ellas, 1148-1100. Papers, 1779-1830. 60-2183 

Hicks, Isaac, 1767-1820. Correspondence, 1798- 

1842. 61-3619 

Bull, William Isaac, 1868-1939. Papers, 1892-1939. 

International Peace Bureau, Geneva. Records, 1899- 
1948, 61-3535 

Jaaney, Samuel MacFherson, 1801-1880. Papers, 

1615-80. 60-3307 

Jenkins, Charles Francis, 1885-1951. Papers, 1865- 
1950. 62-809 

Jenkins, Charles Francis, 1865-1951, collector. 

Autograph collection, 1681-1940. 60-3229 

Jenkins, Howard Malcolm, 1842-1902. Papers. 

1724-1904. 61 . 5115 

Jennings family. Papers of the Jennings family 

and related families, 1768-1871. 62-4374 

John family. Papers, ea. 1775-1858. 62-4124 

Jones family. McDowell-Jones papers, 1817-1907. 

62-4116 

Sent family. Kent-Barnard iamily papers ca. 

1785-1928. 62-4593 

Llghtfoct, Thomas, 1821-1896. Papers, 1737-1899. 



Svarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Fneade 
Historical Library. Epistles addressed by Year- 
ly Meetings and Women Friends of the Religious 
Society of Friends to other Yearly Meetings or to 
Quarterly and Subordinate Meetings, 1698-1846. 

62-4119 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends 
Historical Library. Genealogical charts of 
Quaker families. 62-741 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends 
Historical Library. Journal collection, 1676- 
1949. 61-3141 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends 
Historical Library. Lists of public Friends, 
1658-1834. 62-739 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends 
Historical Library. Marriage certificates, 1686- 
1952. ta.-t*A 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends' 
Historical Library. Miscellaneous manuscripts, 
ca. 1600-1957. 61-3613 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends 

Historical Library. Small collections. 61-191 



Truman, George. Papers, 1619-86. 



60-2123 



Magtll family. Papers, 1846-1909. 62-4767 

*^"*°'**V'»*»a< K l»t,(r< m i mii au). Jtoeords, 
""""• 61-3534 

Maters, John, d. 1680. Correspondence, 1666-82. 

62-738 

Mead, Edwin Do,,, 1849-1937. Papers at Edwin D. 
and Lucia Ames Mead, 1876-1937. 61-3252 

Mott, Lucretta (Camn) 1783-1880. Papers, 1834- 

8t 60-2366 

National Committee on the Cause and Cure of War 

Records, 1924-47. 61-3583 

National Council tor Prevention of War, Washington, 
D. C. Records, 1921-55. 60-2188 

National Peace Conference. Records, 1933-47. 



National Sendee Board for Religious Objectors. 

Records, 1940-56. 80-2084 

New York Peace Society (Founded 1906) Records, 
1906-40. - 



Ogden, Charles Smith, 1822-19057 Papers, ca. 

1681-1891. 62-3332 

Peace Association of Frtowte in America. Records. 
1870-1843. M-S637 

Pennsylvania Committee tor Total Disarmament. 

Records, 1930-36. 61-3538 

Pennsylvania Peace Society. Records, 1842, 1806- 

1928. 61-3522 

Richardson, Hugh. Papers, 1911-31. 61-3540 

Robson, Elizabeth (Stephenson) 1771-1843. Papers of 
Elizabeth and Thomas Robson, 1823-45. 62-802 

Rodman family. Papers, 1763-1915. 62-132 

Sharpless, Joshua. Papers, ca. 1778-1879. 62-4713 

Shaw family. Papers, 1737-1870. 62-808 

Sheppard, Moses. Papers, 1794-1927. 61-88 

Southard, Samuel Lewis, 1787-1842. Papers oa me 
Quaker Separation, 1828-38. 62-799 

Spencer, Anna, (Garlln) 1851-1931. Papere, ea. 

1880-1932. 61-3542 

Stocker, Heune, 1869-1943. Papers, 1896-1943. 

61-3543 
Strong, Sydney Dix, 1860-1938. Papers, 1914-40. 

61-3544 
Swarthmore Collage, Swarthmore, Pa. Archives, 1860- 

62-183 
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends 
Historical Library. Account books, 1729-1887. 

60-2960 
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Friends 
Historical Library. Deed collection, 1681-1894. 

61-3023 
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Fnends 
Historical Library. Disciplines and advices, 
1704-1954. ^ 62-817 



touted Peace Chest, Philadelphia. Records, 1937- 
47. g,_4 

Universal Peace Union. Records, 1848-1920. 61-3066 

War Resistors League. Records, 1923- 61-283 

Weatworth, Lydla G„ b. 1858. Papers, 1902-47. 

61-3580 

WhUUer, John Greenleaf, 1807-1892. Papers, 1839- 
1913. 60-2086 

Wisbech Local Peace Association. Records, 1880- 

1931 - 61-3581 

Woman's Peace Party. Records, 1915-19. 62-687 

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. 
Section for the United States. Records, 1915- 

60-2186 
Women's Peace Union. Records, 1921-4L 62-5 

Wood, Mary S. (Underbill) 1805-1894. Wood 

correepondence, 1784-1874. 62-805 

World Council of Churches. Correspondence with the 
Friends General Conference, 1941-5L, 62-1131 



Syracuse nravERsrry/. library 

Burlingame, Walter Anson, 1851-1916. Corre- 
spondence of Walter Anson Burlingame and 
Edward Llvermore Burlingame, 1862-75. 614534 

Chapman family. Papers, ca. 1841-1954. 62-1605 

Comfort, George Fisk, 1833-1910. Papers, 1803- 



1910. 



61-1527 



Crow, Martha (Foote) 1854-1924. Papers, 1900-18. 

61-1128 

DeLaMare, Walter John, 1873-1956. Papers, ca. 
1920-56. 61-924 

DeWitt, Moses, 1766-1794. Papers, 1781-96. 61-1342 

Eaton, Amos, 1776-1842. Papers, ea. 1817-36. 61-1417 

Fairfield, N. Y.' Seminary. Records, 1810-1922. 

61-1660 
Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louie de. 1790-1869 

Letters, 1841-56. 61-912 

Meitrovlc, Ivan, 1883- Papere, ea. 1950- 61-914 
Miller, Gerrlt Smith, 1845-1937. Papers, 1780-1880. 

61-1518 
New York (State) Governor, 1955-1958 (Bzrrlman). 
Records, 1954-58. 61-1647 

New York. House of Refuge, Randall's Island. 

Records, 1824-1935. 62-1609 



Powys, John Cowper, 1872- Papers, ea. 1900- 

Walker, Mary Edwards, 1S32-1919. Papers, ca. 

1863-ea. 1880. 81-850 



61-913 



TALLADEGA COLLEGE. TALLADEGA AT.A SAVERY 
LIBRARY — 

Talladega College, Talladega, Ala. Savery Library. 

Archives, 1887-1954. 61-1485 



TALLMADGE BJETORICAL SOCIETY 

Tallmadge Historical Society. Papers relating to 

Tallmadge, Ohio, 1806-1962. 62-4443 



TARRYTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. TARRYTOWM 

1L_L see HISTORICAl SOCIETY OF THl 

TARRYTOWNS, K Y. 



TEMPLE UNIVERSITY see PHILADELPHIA. TEMPLE 
UNIVERSITY 



•""^^ffiti STATE LIB RARY AND ARCHIVES. NASH- 



VILLE 

Bailey, Lucy Catherine. Papers, 1828-65. 62-3052 

Barbee, John. Letter book, 1886-69. 62-3017 

Barclay, Robert Edward, 1893- Papers 1854- 

19Sl - 62-4902 

Barnsley famUy. Papers, 1825-1908. 61-2018 

Bedford, Benjamin W. , b. 1794. Letter book, 

1853-67. 62-3016 

Benfley, Blanch Spurlock. Papers, 1761-1942. 62-3522 

Bransford family. Papers, 1813-1928. 62-3018 

Britt, Mary (Nichols), coUsctor. Niehols-Britt 

collection, 1771-1905. 61-1854 

Brown, Campbell, 1840-1893. Papers of Campbell 
Brown and Richard Stoddert EweU, 1852-83. 

61-1359 
BueU, George Pearson, 1833-1883. Papers of 
George P. Buell and John S. Brian, 1805-1943. 

61-1330 

Bunting, Robert Franklin, 1828-1891. Papers, 18617- 

62-66 
Champion, S. A. Papers, 1876-85. 62-519 

Cheatham, Benjamin Franklin, 1820-1886. Papers *nti 
MS4-8S. 61-1151™ 

D'Heur family. Papers, 1780-1935. 62-3019 

Dickinson, Jacob McGavock, 1851-1928. Papers, 



1812-1946. 



61-1159 



Dunlap, Hugh W„ 1798-1849. Papers of Hugh W. and 
John H. Dunlap, 1824-1905. 62-251 

Eakln, William, 1810-1848. Papers, 1828-65. 

62-3051 
Faw, Walter Wagner, 1867-1956. Papers, B19- 

1956 - 62-4905 

Foster family. Papers of the Foster and Woods 

famfUes, 1808-1908. 62-511 

FusselL Joseph H., 1836-1915. Papers, 1808-1921. 

62-1420 

Gaines, John Wesley, 1861-1926. Papers of John 
Wesley Gaines and Edmund Pendleton Gaines. 
1793-1926. ""■ gj.!,,, 

Garrett, Finis James, 1875-1956. Correspond- 
ence, 1904-07, 1916. 62.5422 

Green, Lenamay, 1869-1952. Papers, 1886- 

195B - 62-3050 

Henley, David, 1749-1823. Papers, 1794-1808. 

Hickman, Edwin Litton, 1875-1956. Papers, 

1801 " ' 62-3020 

Housewives League. Nashville. Records 

1939-61. 82.3^, 

Howell family. Papers, 1785-1947. 62-4864 

Jackson, Andrew, Pres. U. S., 1767-1845. .dnt 

Letters to Sam Houston, 182544. 60-3245 ^P 

Jackson, Andrew, Pres. U.S., 1767-1845. Papers. 

1800-1942. j£l620 

Johnson, Andrew, Pres. U. 5., 1808-1875. Papers. 

1846-75. 62-532 

Jones family. Papers, 1832-1930. 61-1160 

Jordan, John Leland, 1669-1950. Papers, 1898- 



61-252 



1942. 
Larew, Ada (Campbell) Papers. 



62-3021 
62-3625 



LiUard family. Papers, 1806-1913. 62-3023 

McAlistsr, Hfll, 1875-1969. Papers, 1806-1956. 

62-950 



512 



TE ^ E 1u^S LmBARYAJg> ^ cmTO! l ™" : 

McGarr, Own, ca. 1833-ca. 1903. McGarr- 

Waters papers, 1848-1903. 62-3049 



62-S64 
62-3520 



«W McGavock, Randal William, 1826-1883. Papers, 
Mclver family. Papers, 1801-1925. 
McKenale, Fayette Avery, 1872-1*57. Papers, 1694- 

Mattbews, Thomas Edwin. Papers, 1789-1945. 

62-3048 

I87B-U26. 61-1333 

Mottatt, Janus Strong, 1808-1890. Account boots. 

1848-1928. ^62-252 

Montgomery BeU Academy, Nashville. Minute 

Soote, 1852-1950. 62-4490 

Nagy, James Emeries, coUeetor. NashvUle 

PotoUc Schools collection, 1710-1958. 62-4904 

Nashville Bridge Company. Records, 1819-53. 62-702 
Warmest family. Papers, 1854-1942. 62-66 

O-Bryan, Joseph Branca. Papers, 1836-64. 62-3624 

Old Oak Club, NashvUle. Records, 18864957. 

62-520 
Orr, Mary T., coUeetor. Papers, 1791-1896. 62-544 

Polk, James Knox, Pres. V. S., 1795-1849 

Papers, 1832-48. a _ 3g2i 

Ramage, JolmS. Papers, 1808-1983. 62-74 

Rankin, Abk (Porterfleld) 1869-1942. Papers, 

1S87-194L, 62-562 

Rcee, Kenneth Daniel, 1888-1960. Papers, 1879- 

""• 62-1022 

. Ross, John Walton, 1843-1820. Papers, 1891-1919. 
«J*f 62-1567 

Round Table Club, Nashville. Records, 1884-1955. 

62-234 
Bagby papers, 1872-1904. ei-m 

Sevier, John, 1745-1815. Papers, 1752-1839. 62-3629 

Simpson, sums! Robert, 1823-1906. Papers, 1862- 

19ffl8 - 61-1373 

Smoot fsmlly. Papers, 1848-1939. 62-3493 

Stotosj William B., 1814-1897. Papers, 1811-86. 

61-1289 

Tennessee. State Library and Archives, NashvUfe. 

Manuscript Section. Church records, 1797-1959. 

62-3479 
Tennessee. State Library and Archives, NashvUle. 

Manuscript Section. Turnpike records, 1830- 

1910 - 61-286 

Thompson, Charles A. R. , 1825-1898. Papers 

»1»-M35. '62-4712 

Vance, James Isaac, 1862-1939. Papers, 1899-1941. 

62-1404 



Wall, Bernhardt, 1872- Papers. 



62-67 

Warner, James Cartwright, 1830-1895. Papers 

1873-1932. 'gj^! 



Whyte, Robert, 1767-1844. Papers, 1735-1882. 
Williams family. Papers, 1812-1907. 



61-1334 



MfrEMKESSEE. mnvE RSTY. LIBRARY 

Eaton, John, 1829-1906. Correspondence, 1865-81. 

61-2958 
Green, John W. Papers, 1845-1952. 62-55 

Booper, Ben W., 1870-1957. Papers, 1911-26, 

61-2957 

J< Ta« J ^''"- l882 " 65 ' 0fSatem - niL? «*»«». 

~" ,B - -.,.;.,.,. ; 62-697 

Kyle, Absalom Arthur, 1818-1885. Papers 1847- 

1902 - ' 62-1551 



Lenoir family. Papers, 1603-93. 
Bb«a Co., Tem. Records, 1785-1875. 



62-1051 
81-2959 



'ository Index 



Rosa family. Papers, 1835-1931. 62-53 

Sttsnn Co-operative Association. Records, 1894- 

"• 62-232 

Stone, Stephen L., <L 1882. Papers, 1875-1909. 

62-54 

Temple, Mary Boyce, b. 1856. Correspondence. 

1876-1920. gj.2,! 

Temple, OBver Perry, 1620-1907. Papers, 1832-1909. 

62-2152 
Wallace, Campbell, 1806-1895. Papers, 1840-1946. 

62-1048 



Ttt " "'"E I rnp.P Y, ADSITW. ARCHIVES DIVISION 

Asbury, Samuel £., collector. Texas hlstorieal 

papers, 1833-ca. I960. 60-1699 

Barr, Amelia Edith (Buddtoston) 1831-1919. Papers. 

60-1641 
Bauer, CarL of Fayette Ca, Tex. Lettsrs, 1862-64. 

60-3134 
Burleson, Emma, coUeetor. Burleson family papers. 

60-1671 
Ciandent Thomas Jefferson, 1802-1865. Papers, 

1BM " W - 60-1673 

Cupples, George, iai5-189S. Papers, 1861-63. 60-2208 
nurympte, wmiam Cornelius, 1814-1898. Papers 
U80 - e0 - 6lil646 



Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Official correspondence, 1836- 

**• 60-2172 

Palm, Swante, 1815-1899. Papers, 1837-64. 60-2341 

Palmer, Edward, 1831-1911. Writings, 1879-98 



Elliott, Claude, 1896- collector. Papers, 1837-80. 
Ferns, George A. Papers, 1836-1900. 



10-1688 

60-1668 
Freeman, Prince Eugene, 1836-1893. Papers, 1839- 

60-2492 
Cray, A. B. Papers, 1850-60. 60-2202 

Cray, Edwin Fairfax, 1829-1884. Letters, 1850-53. 

60-1670 
Gutierrez de Lara, Joes' Bernardo "^"tl llfl nn 1774- 
1841. Papers, 1811-42. 60-1857 

HHL John Oiristopher Coliimboa, 1827- 1904. Papers, 

^ K " 80-1642 

Hunt, Memuean, 1807-1856. Papers, 1842-46. 60-1693 
Jackson, Andrew, sokber. Correspondence, 1819- 

<*• 18M - 60-1640 

Kerr, James, 1790-1850. Papers, 1813-66. 60-1665 

King, John R. Papers, 1861-62. 6o- 2 349 

Lamar, Mlrabeau Buonaparte, 1798-1BS9. Papers 

1756-1859. """ fo_ 1M8 

Lane, John Lafayette. Diaries, 1652-69. 61-3040 

!«. E. J., Confederate soldier. Letters, 1862. 60-2326 

Le Grand, Alexander. Papers, 1837. 60-1933 

Llndsey, William. Papers, 1838-98. 60-1666 

Logan, William M., 1810-1839. Papers, 1837-52. 

60-1636 
Lowry, Reynolds, coUeetor. Papers, 1852-1950. 

60-1679 
MeKnmey, Ashley M, Papers, 1830-84. 60-3236 

McLeod, Hugh, 1814-1862. Papere, 1840-64, 60-1676 
Maxey Thomas Sheldon, 1846-182L Papers, 1880- 

1835 - 60-1985 

Miller, Washington O ., 1814-1866. Papers, 1832- 

60-1677 
Moore, R. J. Papers, 1857-88. 60-1864 

Moore, Warren W., 1887- Papers of the Moore and 
Blair families, 1866-73. 60-1684 

Morgan, R. S., 1824-1878. Papers, ca. 1830-1930. 

60-1667 
Morrow, Wright ChaHant, 1858-1942. Papers, ca. 1915- 

60-1986 
MuSoa, Manuel, d. 1799. Papers, 1795. 60-3237 

Kavarro, Jose* Antonio, 1795-1871. Papers, 1837-70. 

60-1633 
HeiU, Andrew, d. 1883. Papere, 1830-80. 60-1788 

lf0 ^SL M i 1£ort p * ua « , «> 1T94-1860. Correspondence 
"****• 80-1932. 



Pancoast, Joslah. Papers, 1643-48. 



60-1862 
60-1630 

Peebles, Richard Rogers, 1810-18*8. Papers, 1840- 
50 - 60-1631 

Reagan, John Benainger, 1818-1905. Papers, 1847- 

1905. 60-1638 

Robertson, Elijah Sterling Clack, 1820-1879. Papers, 

lM5 -*>- 80-1876 

Robinson, George, of Texas. Papers, 1S33-1930, 

60-2348 

Reenter, A. R. Military routes of the Confederate 

Army in Texas. 60-2303 

Rouaer, George, collector. Papers on Reconstruction 
in Texas, 1860-84. 80-1917 

Rust, William, Correspondence, 1849-56. 60-1902 

Rutherford, W. B., 1803-1894. Papers, 1864-85. 

60-1636 
Smyth, George W. Papers, 1837-57. 60-1683 

TanuenlU, Jesse C. Papers, 1828-40. 80-1664 

TerreU, Alexander Watktns, 1827-1912. Papers. 

1665-1905. 60-1863 

Texas. County Court (Calhoun Co.) Records, 

184646. ' 61-2888 

Thomas, W. L. Correspondence, 1900-01. 62-508 

Thompson, Wells J., 1837-1914. Papers, 1850-80. 

60-1637 
Tlmmons, G. B„ b. 1835. Papers, 1856-92. 60-1643 

Townsend, Nathaniel. Papers, 1828-1608. 60-1770 

Vineyard, Mrs. A. W. Papers, 1850-96. 60-3235 

Wheeler, John Edwin, b. 1812. Papers, 1821-96. 

60-1634 
Wheetock, Earner Louis Ripley, 1793-1847. Corre- 
spondence, 1823-1911. go.igj, 

Yoakum, Henderson K., 1810-1856. Papers, 1847- 

60-1635 




Addison, Oscar M., 1820-1898. Papers, 1835-1909. 

6*1-3240 



Adriance, John, 1818-1903. Papers, 1832-1903. 



62-221 
62-509 



Allen, John T. Correspondence, 1858-69. 

Arnett, William Washington, 1823-1892. Papers 

1841 " 92 - ' 62-4008 

Asbury, Samuel E. Papers, ca. 1813-ca. 1948. 

62-4101 
Askew, Beary G., b. 1845. Papers, to 1916. 61-3017 
Austin Bible Society. Records, 1904-35. 62-4009 

Baird, James W. Papers, 1882-1913. 62-3995 

Baker, BuellO., 1890- Papers, 1892-1945. 62-3996 

^VSS" - WI1Uam PW. 1825-1888. Papers, 1816- 

190 °- 62-3997 

Barker, Eugene Campbell, 1874-1956. Papers, ca. 

*** v 399o 

Barter, Miles, 1833-1907. Papere, ca. 1899-1907. 

62-3999 
Barrett, Don Carlos, 1788-1838. Papers, 1820-95. 

62-4000 
Barry, James Buckner, 1821-1908. Papers 1847- 

1917 ' 62-4001 

Bartholomew, Eugene C. 1839-1923. Papers, 1810- 

19M - 62-4002 

Batte, Robert Lynn, 18W-1935. Papers, 1820- 

U42 - 62-4833 

Bedichek, Roy, 1878-1959. Papers, ca. 1890- 

"" a 62-4835 

Behrna, Francis Marlon. Papers, 1871-1941. 62-4003 

Benedict, Harry Yandell, 1869-1937. Paoers 

1831-ca. 1938. ""*"' a ^ seB 



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Repository Indent 



TEXAS. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY. TEXAS ARCHIVES 
(Continued) 

Blllingsley, James & , 1828-1882. Papers of 
James B. and Virginia Catherine Shaw BiU- 
ingsley, 1843-1920. 62-4834 

Bllllagsley, Jesse, 1810-1880. Papers, 1871-87. 62-4004 

Black, Reading Wood, 1830-1867. Papers, 1B62- 

1934. 62-4005 

Blitz, Julien PauL Papers, ca. 1885-1941. 62-4006 

Blood, Edwin. Papers, 1853-1902, 62-4399 

Borden, Gall, 1801-1874. Papers, 1830-1937. 

62-4508 

Bowers, M. H., d. ca. 1871. Papers, 1832-95. 62-4007 

Brackenrldge, John Thomas, 1828-1906. Papers, 

1840-1906. 62-4096 

Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1878. Correspondence, 1853- 
63. 62-19 

Brlggs, Clay Stone, 1876-1933. Papers, 1913-31. 62-4010 

Brooks, Victor Lee, 1870-1925. Papers, 1907-27. 

62-4011 

Brown, Frank, 1833-1913. Papers, ea. 1820-1900. 

62-4012 

Brown, William Garrott, 1868-1913. Papers, 

1878-1913. 62-4105 

Bryan, Gay Morrison, 1821-1901. Papers, 1823-99. 

61-3163 

Bryan, Hoses Austin, 1817-1895. Papers, 

1824-95 62-4765 

Bunting, Benry Stanhope, 1869-1948. Papers, 

ca. 1840-1946. 62-4104 

Bunting, Robert Franklin, 1828-1891. Papers, 

186145. 62-4013 

Campbell, Thomas Mitchell, 1856-1923. Papers, 

1802, 1898-1921. 62-4014 

Cafflngton, Leonidas D. Papers, 1641 -ca. 1943. 62-4015 

Carroll, Benajah Harvey, 1874-1922. Papers, ca. 

1902-ca. 1920. 82-4087 

Carter, MaryD., historian. Papers, 1890-1932. 

62-4424 

Cartledge, Eugene. Papers, 1874-1940. 62-4016 

Carttar, George C. Papers, 1859-ca. 1920. 62-4320 

Carttar, John G. Papers, ca. 1894 -ca. 1918. 62-4017 



Cartwright, Matthew, 1807-1870. Papers, 1831-71. 



62-4018 



Chambers, Thomas W., d. 1855. Papers, 1824-95. 



62-4044 



Cheaowlih and Clark, Bonbam, Tex. Records, 
1860-95. 



62-4123 

Chllders, George P. Papers, 1917-24. 62-3990 

Clark, Edward, 1815-1880. Papers, 1842-1910. 62-3991 

Clayton, Nicholas J. Papers, ca. 1869-1909. 62-3992 

Clow, Alice. Papers, 1846-1917. 62-3993 

Cochran, Richard E v 1818-1846. Papers, 1838-47. 

62-3994 

Collett, James H. Papers, 1810-1952. 62-404B 

Collins, Francis, 1820-1882. Papers, 1821-71. 62-4019 

Collins, Thomas P., d. 1873. Papers, 1843-1921. 

62-3964 
Colquitt, Oscar Branch, 1861-1940. Papers, 1875- 

1940. 81-3215 

Confederate States of America. Army. District of 
Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. General 
orders, 1862-64. 61-3076 

Connellee, Charles Ulrleh, 1851-1930. Papers, 1851- 
1919. 62-746 

Cooper, Oscar Benry, 1852-1932. Papers. 61-2983 

Cousins, Robert Bartow, 1861-1932. Papers, 1861- 

1M2. 61-3203 

Crawford, William Carroll, 1804-1895. Papers, 1842- 
95. 62-209 

Croeneron, Helen. Scrapbooks, 1888-1940. 62-3965 

DashleU, Aurella. Papers, 1857-1937. 62-4098 

Dashlell, Jeremiah Yellott, 1804-1888. Papers, 

1848-1910. 61-3086 



Dangherty, James M., b. 1850. Papers, 1870-1933. 

62-4099 

Davenport, J. Herbert, 1882-1957. Papers, ca. 

1800-1921. 62-4968 

Decherd, Mary. Papers, 1887-1946. 62-4912 

Dead, Edward Lewis, 1875-1943. Correspondence, 

1913-42. 62-3967 

Duckworth, J. D. W. Duekworth-Smtth-McPberson 

papers, 1835-85. 62-3968 

Duncan, Green C. Papers, 1853-1910. 62-4100 

Dwyer, Thomas, d. 1876. Papers, 1858-1907. > '62-3969 

Edmand, Exte, d. ca. 1940. Papers, 1866-1940. 62-3970 

Edwards, Lillian a, 1883-1953? Papers, 1831- 

1953. 62-4911 

Ellis, Powhatan, 1790-1883. Papers, 1811-36. 62-3971 

Emmett, Chris, 18B6- Papers. 62-3972 

Jefferson Davis scrapbooks, 1850-89. 62-3966 

Texas. University. Library. Bell County papers, 

ca. 1850-ca. 1881. 62-4045 

Texas. University. Library. Confederate records, 

1861-65, 61-3140 



TEXAS CHRISTIAN UMVEHSTfY. FORT WORTH. LIBRARY 

Lewls, William Luther, collector. Letters and 

literary MSS., 1733-1814. 60-2858 



TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE. LUBBOCK. 
LIBRARY. SOUTHWE ST (yriOTm 

Adams family. Papers, 1870-1921. 62-3988 

American Association of University Women. 

Lubbock Branch. Records, 1935-58. 62-4991 

Andrews, Roth (Horn) Papers on Texas Teehnolog- 

leal College, 1925-58. 62-3989 



Baker Mercantile Company. Records, 1896-1954. 
Riggers, Don Hampton, 1868-1957. Papers. 



62-3967 

62-3986 

Botsford, Ed M., 1869- collector. Papers, ca. 

1893-ca. 1956 62-3985 

Breedlove, William Clem, 1900-1953. Papers. 62-3984 

Branson, Billy Ray. Papere relating to Texas 

Land and Development Company, 1918-60. 62-4479 

Campbell, Benry Harrison, 1840-1911. Papers, 
1869-97. 62-3983 

Carter, Amon Giles, 1879-1955. Papers relating 
to Texas Technological College, 1923-27. 62-4480 

Carter-Houston Dry Goods Company, Phdnview, 

Tex. Records, 1914-18. 62-3982 

Church Women's Federation of Lubbock. Records, 

1933-57. 62-3908 

Cocke, Joseph. Papers, 1932-42. 62-3981 

Connor, Seymour V. Blggers notes, 1960-61. 62-3978 

Cook, Gertrude (Harris) Scrapbooks. 62-3980 

Crane, Royston Campbell, 1884-1956. Papere on 
Texas Technological College, 1916-31. 62-4475 

Crump, Katie Belle, 1889- collector. Weather clip- 
pings, ca. 1940-58. 62-4058 

Davis, Alarlc Brandt, 1880- Papers relating to 

Texas Technological College, ca. 1923-33. 62-4900 

Dunn, Mary. Papers, 1923-61. 62-4826 

Dunn, Robert Franklin, 1855-1929. Papers. 82-4057 

Ellwood, Isaac L, 1833-1910. Papers, 1885-1915. 

82-3958 

Estelllne State Bank. Records, 1905-33. ;, 62-3894 

Flsk. Greenleaf, 1807-1888. Papers, 1835-88. 62-3959 

Ford, Gus Lee, 1884- Papers, 1931-35. 62-9001 

Gracy, Alice (Duggan) Papers, 1845-1951. 62-3960 

Huston, Ralph E. Papers, 1905-19. 62-3961 

Junior Garden Club, Lubbock, Tex. Records, 

1939-60. 62-4135 

Kent, Leona (Gelin) Papers, 1942-46. 62-4970 



Lovejoy, Elijah Parish, 1602-1837. Papers, 

1804-91. 62-4984 

Murphy, John Joseph, 1879-1957. Pspsrs, ca. 1881- 

ca. 1953. 62-4175 

Kaylor, Pauline. James R. Record coUsctlon of 
west Texas pioneers, 1936-59. 62-31 

Olive, Jeansette Ramsey. Papers, 1906-53. 



180^ 



Pearce, William Martin, 1886-1952. Papers, 

1912-53. 62-3805 

Reed, Malcolm Hiram, 1876-1945. Papers, 1928-40. 

62-3806 

Ripley Townslte Company. Records, £119-52. 62-4906 

Robertson, Mrs. C. N. Papers, 1936-46. 62-4510 

Roddy, Mrs. P. E. Papers, ca. 1900-61. 62-3802 

Sadler, F. W., collector. Barley Sadler papers, ca. 

1954. 62-3979 

SaylSB, Henry, 1877-1957. Papers, 1830-1967. 82-3799 

Sharps Rifle Company, Bridgeport, Conn- Records, 

1874-84. 62-3800 

Spikes, Nellie (Witt) 1888- Papers, 1930-58. 62-3801 

Stabto, Lou (Caraway) 1875-1980. Papers, 1683- 

1904. 62-3798 

Studhauer, Richard Arthur, 1887-1958. Papers on 

the Taqul Indians, ca. 1934. 62-3415 

Texas Home Economics Association. Records, ca. 

1909- 62-3424 

Texas Technological College, lahhock Scrapbooks, 
1923-36. 62-3817 

Thornton, Daniel L J. Papers, 1924-56. 62-3807 

West Texas Museum Association. Woman's ohm 

lists, 1951. 62-3816 

Willson, David MoutervlUe, 1856-1926. Papers. 

1884-1929. S2-S407J 
Willson, James McCrorry, 1887- Papers, ea. * 

1900-61. e2-S471 

TsUow House Land Company. Records, 1913-43. 62-4097 



THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF THE REFORMED 

CHURCH PI AMERICA see NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. 
THEO LOGICAL SEMINARY OF THE REFORMED 
CHURCH DI AMERICA 



TRENTON. FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY 

Trenton. Free Public Library. Records of volunteer 
fire companies of Trenton, 1747-1936. 81-1402 

Trenton. Free Public Library. Trantooistta; jbssb- 

serlpts, 1721-1932. 61-2213 



TRINITY COLLEGE. HARTFORD. CONN. LIBRARY 

Allen, Nathan Henry, 1848-1925. Papers, 1864-1922. 

61-974 
Barnard, Henry, 1811-1900. Papers, 1761-1900. 62-3833 

Germany. GesandtschUL China. Records, 1868- 

!**■ 61-1343 

Protestant Epsleopal Church In the U. S. A. 

Connecticut (Diocese) Archives, 1727-1955. 61-3151 

Slbour family. Papers, 1689-1917. 61-1860 

Trumbull, James Hammond, 1821-1897. Papers, 

1863-95. 62-2162 

Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900. Papers, 1861- 
1900. gj.nrj 



TUFTS UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY 

Ryder, William Henry, 1822-1888, collector. 

Confederate archives, 1861-65. 62-4670 



TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA. LIBRARY 
Bradford, Roars, 1896-1948. Papers, 1930-49. 

Farar, Benjamin. Papers, 1773-1826. 
Hutson, Ethel. Papers, 1913-20. 



61-66 

62-3919 

61-340 



TPLAME PMlVfcHaTl'l! OF LOUISIANA. LIB RARY 
(Continued! 

Johnston, William Preston, 1831-1899. Papers of 
William Preston Johnston and Albert Sidney Johns- 
ton, 1700-1900. 61-1358 

Merosr, wilHsm Newton, 1792-1879? Papers 

1829-54. 62-3915 

Now Orleans. Records, 1770-1884. 61-379 

Hew Orleans and CaxraUton Railroad Cooipaay 

Records, 1834-86. ei-aj, 

Poydras Borne, New Orleans. Records, 1776- 

1960. 82-4686 

Saxon, Lyle, 1891-1946. Papers, 1784-1949 61-182 
Stoddard, Bphrsim Samuel. Papers, 1886-1906. 

61-11M 



tulsa. okla. ronrrarrr . wn 



RobarbKn family. Papers of the Robertson and 

Worcester families, 1816-1933, 61-32M 



TOION THEOLOca^M. SRM piARY. mew yog-,; 
MEW YORK. U1UOW T^LOTI^ SE3toSrt 



PWTARIAH HBTORICAL 8QC1ETT BOB^N 

Bale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909. Papers, 1848- 

1 * • 7 61-1605 



O. B. COAST GUARD AC ADEMY. MEW LONDON. CONK. 
LIBRARX 

U. B. Rovainm-Cutter Service. Records, 1789-1946. 

61-2446 



P. 8. LIBRARY OF CONCRESS. MAN USCRIPT 
DIVISION 

Abbott, Samuel Warren, 1637-1904. Letter book, 

1862-77. 62-4515 

AbeeL James. Correspondence, 1778-80. 62-4586 

Adams, abode, 1872-1953. Papers. 62-4857 



Aero Club of Washington, D. C. Records. 
1909-21. 



62-4579 



Ainsworth, Frederick Craytan, 1852-1934. 

Correepondence, 1901-28. 62-4533 

Alaska Railroad. Records, 1915-24. 59-216 

Aldrleh, Nelson WUmarth, 1641-1916. Papers, 



1762-1930. 



60-464 



Allen, Frederick Lewis, 1690-1954. Papers, 1892- 

1,S6 - 59-19 

Allen, Henry Tureman, 1859-1930. Papers, 1806- 

19SS. 59-260 

Allen, William, 1803-1879. Papers, 1821-79. 62-4818 
Ambler, John, 1762-1836. Papers, 1800-62. 62-4511 
American Gold Star Mothers. Records, 1917-41. 



60-131 



American Press Association. Records, 1890-99. 

59-235 

Anderson, Chandler Parsons, 1886-1936. Papers, 

ea. 1896-1935. 59-243 

Anderson, Robert, 1806-1871. Papers, 1619-1919. 

59-22 
Andrewe, Frank Maxwell, 1884-1943. Papere 

1820-42. 82-4575 

Armstrong, Richard, 1805-1860. Papers. 

1831-54,1915-29. 62-4760 

Arnold, John Carvel, 1833-1865. Papers, 1856- 

19S7. 62-4761 

Arthur, Chester Alan, Pros. V. S„ 1830-1886. Papers, 
1843-1938. 60-427 

Ashley, Frederick William, 1863-1942. Material for 

a history at the Library at Congress, 1939. 59-1 
Associated Survivors of the Sixth U. S. Army 

Corps. Records, 1883-1930. 62^4574 

Association against the ProUMtion Amendment. 

Records, 1920-33. 59-249 



Repository Index 



Association of Acting Assistant Surgeons of the 

United States Army. Records, 1888-97. 62-4516 

Ayree, Leonard Porter, 1879-1946. Papere, 1902- 
«• "61-1651 

BaUne, Alexia TasU'eMch, 1866-1930. Papers, 

1901-30. 62-4591 

Bache, Alexander Dallas, 1806-1867. Papere, 

1836-63. 62-4858 

Bah-d, Samuel John, 1817-1893. Papers, 

1834-92. 62-4543 

Baker, Newton DmhL 1871-1937. Papers, ea. 

M98-W5. 62-2705 

Baker, Ray stansard, 1870-1946. Papers, 1836- 

1946. 60-39 

Baldwin, Evelyn Briggs, 1883-1933. Papers, 1650- 
1933. 59-209 

Bancroft family. Papers of the Bancroft and BUss 
families, 1770-1931. 60-771 

Banister, Marlon (Glass) d. 1981. Papere, 1933-51. 

59-193 

Barboe, James a, 1832-1904. Papers, 1816-1951. 

60-571 

Barber, George Ware, 1890-1948. Papers, 

1929-48. 62-4573 

Barker, Wharton, 1846-1921. Papers, 1870-1920. 

59-148 

Barnard famUy. Papers, 1714-1901. 62-4621 

Barnes, Jamee Martin, 1899-1958. Papers 

1824-58. 82-4561 

Bartlett, Paul Wayiand, 1865-1926. Papers. 

1887-1949. 62-4598 



Bates, Edward, 1793-1869. Papers, 1859-66. 



62-4536 



Beale family. Decatur House papers, 1801-1957. 



61-1627 



BealL Thomas. Business records, 1794-1811. 

62-4535 
Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941. Papers, 1798- 

1B4L 60-82 

Becker, George Ferdinand, 1847-1919. Papers. 

1814-1928. «•»". ^^ 

Beeeher, Henry Ward, 1813-1887. Papers, 

1836-86. 62-4572 

Bell, John, 1797-1869. Papers, 1815-61. 62-4530 

Barge, Wendell, 1903-1955. Papers, 1907-50. 59-24 

Berlepech, Bans Hermann Carl Lodwig, graf von, 

1850-1915. Papere, 1879-1913. 62-4517 

Beverldge, Albert Jeremiah, 1882-1927. Beveridge- 
Lincoln papere, 1788-1928. 59-55 

Beverldge, Albert Jeremiah, 1862-1927. 

Papen, ea. 1890-1927. 62-2706 



Beyer, Otto Sternoff, 1886-1948. Papers, 1915-48. 



Blddle, George, 1865- Papere, 1899-1960. 



59-236 



62-4595 



Blddle, Nicholas, 1786-1844. Papers, 1661- 

1933. 62-4614 

Blgelow, John, 1854-1936. Papers, ca. 1886-1936. 

60-1722 
Blnckley, John Milton. Papers, 1816-1943. 62-4613 
Blrney, Jamee Gillespie, 1792-1657. Papers, 

Black, Jeremiah Sullivan, 1810-1683 Pacers 

1813-1904. ^* ' e^gM 

Blair & Rives, Washington, D. C. Records. 

1815-99. e.^! 

Blennerhaesett, Barman, 17947-1831. Papere. 

1755-1866. ^ gj^jo 

BUss, Tanker Howard, 1853-1930. Papers, 1870- 

1M«- 39-259 



62-4563 



Blodget, Samuel, 1724-1807. Papers, 1758-1813 

e 

Boardman, Mabel Thorp. Papers, 1853-1945. 

62-4654 
Boggs, Samuel Whlttemore, 1889-1954. Papers, 

1M4-54. "■"* so-143 

Ba !S^ t fi° aTlmio ^l^^l-mi. Papers, 

1TM - 1W1 - 60-2031 



Borghun, John Gutxon de la Mottle, 1867-1941. Papers, 
1896-1953. 60-1466 

Bosweli (William) & Company, Port Tobacco, 

Md. Records, 1846-61. 62-4537 

Bourne, Sytvanus. Papers, 1775-1859. 62-4998 

Bowker, Richard Rogers, 1648-1933. Papers, 1831- 
1931. 59-208 

Brent, Charles Henry, Bp., 1862-1929. Papers, 1886- 
1949. 59-2J3 

Bristol, Mark Lambert, 1866-1939. Papers, 1887- 
1939. 60-20 

Brlstow, Benjamin Helm, 1832-1866. Papers, 

1839-1932. 62-4646 

Brows, Edward, 1771-1844. Papere, 1792-1848. 



Brown, Jacob Jennings, 1775-1828. Papers, 

1813-28. 62-4683 

Brown, James, 1766-1835. Papers, 1765-1867. 



Brown, John, 1600-1859. Papers, 1801-1928. 



Browns, Charles Albert, 1870-1947. Papers, IBM- 
IMS. 59-147 

Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925. Papers, 

ca. 1677-1940. 59-217 

Bryeon, Lyman, 1888-1959. Papers, 190B-60. 

62-4611 

Buchanan, James, Free. TT. S. , 1791-1868. 
Papers of James n "»VMian and Harriet Lane 
Johnston, 1829-87. 62-4869 

Buck, Solon Justus, 1894-1962. Papere, 1901-57. 

82-4618 
Bollard, Robert Lee, 1661-1947. Papers, 1899-1955. 

69-230 
Bunau-Varllla, Philippe, 1859-1940. Papers, 

1880-1955. 62-4655 

Burch, Samuel. Papers, 1775-1865. 62-4568 

Burke, Edmund, 1809-1882. Papers, 1821-81. 

62-4649 
Burleson, Albert Sidney, 1863-1937. Papers, 1845- 

1M3. 60-160 

BurUngame family. Papere, 1610-1937. 59-149 

Burr, Edward, 1859-1952. Papers, 1865-96. 62-4625 

Burton, George William, 1858-1941. Papers, 

1908-30. 62-4552 

Campbell, Sir Francis Joseph, 1834-1914. Papere, 
1870-1935. 59-150 

Campbell, George Washington, 1769-1848. 

Papers, 1793-1686. 62-4616 

Capet, Thomas, 1861-1950, collector. The Thomas 
Capek collection of materials relating to Czecho- 
slovakia and Czech-Americans. 59-44 

Carlock, Lyman Judy, 1867-1903. Papers, 1899- 

1905. 61-2993 

Carpenter, Frank W„ 1871-1936. Papers, ISM- 
MSB. 62-692 
Carr, Wilbur John, 1670-1942. Papers, 1892-1942. 

61-1659 
Carter, Clarence Edwin, 1881- Papers, 1763-1956. 

60-156 
Carter, Thomas Henry, 1854-1911. Papers, 1883- 

1917. 59-233 

Caton, John Dean, 1612-1695. Papere, 1826-95. 

62-4603 

Catt, Carrie (Lane) Chapman, 1859-1947. Diary, 

1911-12. 59-54 

Cattell, James McKeen, 1860-1944. Papers, 

1869-1948. 62-4684 

Causten, James H. Causten-Plckett papers 

1765-1916. 62-4903 

Chilli-Long, Charles, 1842-1917. Papers, 

1669-1918. 62-4567 

Chalmers, William James, 1852-1938. Papers, 

1914-18. 60-137 

Chamberlain, Joshua Lawrence, 1826-1914. 

Papers, 1862-1910. 62-4660 

Chandler, William Eaton, 1835-1917. Papers, 

1864-1917. 62-4620 

Chandler, Zacharlah, 1813-1879. Papers, 

1654-99. 62-4626 



Repository Index 



P. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. MANUSCRIPT 
DIVISION [Continued) 

Chanute, Octave, 1832-1910. Papers, 1850-1910. 

62-4604 

Chase, Salmon Portland, 1*08-1873. Papers, 

1755-1874. 62-4509 

Children's Crusade lor Children. Records, 

1939-40. 62-4551 

Cheats, Joseph Hodges, 1832-1917. Papers, 1745- 
1927. 60-28 

Clano, Galeazzo, coute, B03-1944. Working 
papers relating to the publication of the Claoo 
diaries, 1939-48. 59-189 

Citizen's Joint Committee on National Representa- 
tion lor the District of Columbia. Records 
1980-61. ' 62-4584 

Claiborne, John Francis Hamtramek, 1809-1884. 

Papers, 1818-85. 62-4550 

Clapp, William Warland, K26-1891. Papers 

1856-1811. 62-4651 

Clapper, Raymond, 1892-1944. Papers, ca. 1913-44, 

59-52 

Clark, Edward Tracy, 1878-1935. Papers. 

1923-35. SJ.4J2J 

Clark, Panl Hedrlck, 1878-1946. Letters and other 
messages to Joan J. Pershing, with related papers, 
1918-22. 59_3o 

Clarkson, James Sullivan, 1842-1918. Papers 

1851-1917. 62-4615 

Clayton, John Middleton, 1796-1856. Papers, 

1798-1868. 62-4635 

Qeland, Thomas Maltland, 1880- Papers, 1900- 
48. 61-1666 

Cleveland, Grover, Pres. U.S., 1837-1908. 

Papers, 1859-1945. 62-4985 

Clinch, Duncan Lament, 1787-1849. Papers 

1834-59. 62-4590 

CoblenU, William Weber, 1873- Papers, 
1884-1960. 

Colby, Balnbrioge, 1869-1950. Papers, 1888-1950. 



59-56 



Collins, Ross Alexander, 1880- Papers, 1930. 

Comstock, Cyrus Ballon, 1831-1910. Papers, 

1855-1906. 62-4637 

Cunoally, Thomas Terry, 1877- Papers, 

1696-1952. 62-2696 

Conner, David, 1792-1856. Papers, 1817-47. 

62-4693 

Conway, George Robert Graham, 1873-1951, collector. 
The G. R. G. Conway collection in the Library of 
Congress, 1559-1786. 59-57 

Cooliage, Calvin, Pres. U. S. ,1872-1933. 

Papers, 1921-29. 62-4987 

Cope, John, of Ohio. Papers, 1831-1919. 62-4629 

Corey, Herbert, 1872-1954. Papers, 1847-1954. 59-3 

Corwln, Thomas, 1794-1865. Correspondence, 1850- 
52. 80-29 

Crawford, Samuel Wylie, 1829-1892. Papers 

1860-92. 62-4627 

Creel, George, 1876-1953. Papers, 1896-1953. 60-154 

Crittenden, John Jordan, 1787-1863. Papers 
1782-1888. 



Crocker, Stuart Miller, 1898-1956. Papers, ca. 

1924-ca. 1929. 62-4856 

Crulkshank, Robert. Business records, 1827-31. 

62-4532 

Cuban Educational Association of the United States 

of America. Records, 1898-1954. 62-4762 

Curry, Jabez Lamar Monroe, 1825-1903. Papers. 

1637-1939. 60-1701 

Curtice, Cooper, 1856-1939. Papers, 1822-1950. 

Cunning, Caleb, 1800-1879. Papers, 1785-1906. 

82-4607 
Cutting, Bronson, 1888-1935. Papers, 1899-1950 

62-4632 
Darnel Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion 

of Aeronautics, Inc. Papers, 1926-43. 62-2697 



62-2742 



Daniels, Josephus, 1862-1948. Papers, 1863-1942 



59-45 



Davidson, Jo, 1883-1952. Papers, 1906-52. 61-1428 

Davidson, Samuel, d. 1810. Papers, 1780-1810. 

62-4567 

Davies, Joseph Edward, 1876-1958. Papers, 

1860-1957. 62-460S 



59-47 



59-207 



Davis, James John, 1673-1947. Papers, 1920-45. 

Davis, Merman H., 1878-1944. Papers, 1918-42. 

Dawes, Benry Laurens, 1816-1903. Papers, 

1833-1933. 62-4605 

De Forest, Lee, 1873- Papers, 1884-1950. 59-25 

Denison, George Stanton, 1833-1866. Papers, 

1651-64. 62-4661 

Depew, Chauncey Mitchell, 1834-1928. Papers, 



1865-1928. 



62-4558 



Dem, George Henry, 1872-1936. Papers, 1933-36. 

59-146 
Dewey, George, 1637-1917. Papers, 1820-1919. 

62-4589 

Dickinson, Charles Monroe, 1842-1924. Papers, 

1897-1923. 62-4585 

Dickinson, Donald McDonald, 1846-1917. 

Correspondence, 1863-1817. 62-4512 

Dixon, Edward. Business records, 1743-96. 62-4534 

Dixou, Frederick, d. 1923. Papers, 1897-1923. 59-15 

Dock, Mlra Lloyd. Papers, 1814-1947. 59-151 

Dodd, William Edward, 1869-1940. Papers, 1900- 

*"■ 60-578 

Donelson, Andrew Jackson, 1800-1871. Papers, 



1779-1943. 



62-4888 



Draper, Ernest Gallaudet, 1885-1954. Papers, 1920- 
53. 59-31 

Drennan, Daniel O. , ca. 1840-ca. 1905. Papers, 
1861-1904. 62-880 

Dumont, Henry, 1878-1942. Papers of Henry and 

Nina Webster Dumont, 1905-36. 59-28 

Early, Jubal Anderson, 1816-1894. Papers, 1829- 

1830. 60-1103 

Edman, Irwin, 1896-1954. Papers, 1931-54. 59-39 

Ericsson, John, 1803-1889. Papers, 1821-89. 

62-4518 

Evans, Rudulph, 1878-1960. Papers, 1867-1958. 

61-1407 

Evarts, William Maxwell, 1818-190L. Papers, 1835- 
1908. 60-125 

FabbrL Alessandro, 1877-1922. Papers, 1917-22. 

59-206 
Feamster family. Papers, 1794-1960. 62-4665 

Fink, Albert, 1827-1897. Papers, 1850-93. 62-4588 
Fisher, Albert-Kenrlck, 1856-1948. Papers, 



1827-1957. 



62-4592 



Fisher, Walter Lowrfc, 1862-1935. Papers, 1879-193& 

61-1509 
Fiske, Minnie Maddern (Davey) 1865-1932 

Papers, 1884-1932. 62-4656 

Fleetwood, Christian Abraham, 1840-1914. Papers 
1797-1945. 60-3194 

Fletcher, Henry Prather, 1873-1959. Papers 

1898-1958. *** - a ^ 4 

Flood, Henry Delaware, 1865-1921. Papers, 1870- 

!»1- 59-225 

Floyd, John, 1783-1837. Papers, 1623-32. 80-2231 

Food for Freedom, inc. Records, 1942-47. 59-162 

Forbes, William Cameron, 1870- Journals, 1904- 

**• 60-17 

Ford peace plan papers, 1915-18. 60-574 

Foulke, William Dudley, 1848-1935. Papers. 

1884-1935. 62-4519 

Frederic, Harold, 1856-1898. Papers, 1893-97. 59-234 

Freeman, Douglas Southall, 1886-1953. Papers, 

JM0 - 54 - 60-133 



516 



French orphans of World War L 1916-27: 
historiss. 



62-2713 



Frewen, Moreton, 1853-1924. Papers, 1871-1932. 

60-161 

Frey, John Philip, 1871- Papers, 1891-1951. 59-2'3F 

Furman, Bes6, 1894- Papers, 1919-60. 62-4554 

Gage, Lyman Judson, 1836-1927. Letter books, 

1697-1906. 60-561 

Gallaudet, Thomas Hopkins, 1787-1851. Papers 
of Thomas Hopkins and Edward Miner G&Uaadet, 
1806-1958. 61-1329 

Garfield, James Rudolph, 1885-1950. Papers, 1880- 
1948. 59-262 

Genet, Edmond Charles, 1763-1834. Papers, 1756- 
1895. 59-224 

Ghent, William James, 1866-1942. Papers, 

1876-1942. 62-4659 

Gfbbs, George Satan, 1875-1947. Papers, 

1898-1947. 62-2708 

Gideon and Company, Washington, D. C. Records, 
1819-63. 62-4630 

Glassford (John) and Company, Glasgow. 
Records of John Glassfordand Company and 
successors, 1753-1834. " 62-4657 

Goktenwelser, Emanuel Atexandrovlch, 1883-1953. 
Papers, 1919-52. 59-27 

Gorgas, William Crawford, 1854-1920. Papers, 

1885-1919. 62-4578 

Gor'kfl, Maksim, 1868-1938. Papers, 1922-38. 



Gould, George Milbry, 1846-1922. George M. 

Gould collection of Hearnlana, 1877-1931. 62-4633 

Granger, Francis, 1792-1868. Papers of Francis 

and Gideon Granger, 1800-64. 62-4841 

Greely, Adolphus Washington, 1844-1935. Papers 

1753-1959. 62-489J) 

Gregory, Thomas Watt, 1861-1933. Papers, 1914- 
**• 60-606 

Grey, Zane, 1872-1939. Papers. 62- „13 

Grlscom, Lloyd Carpenter, 1872-1959. Papers 

1898-1951. '62-4555 

Gurowski, Adam, hraWa, 1805-1886. Papers, 1848- 
98 ' 59-141 



59-231 
59-139 
62-4541 



Hagedora, Hermann, 1882- Papers, ca. 1917-35. 

Hale family. Papers, 1698-1914. 

Hall, Olivia B. Papers, 1869-1905. 

Hamilton, James Woodbnm, 1866- Papers, 1911- 

39. 60-74* 

Hamlin, Charles Sumner, 1861-1938. Papers. 

1869-1955. 59 _ zl0 

Band, T ifa me d , 1872- Minutes of trials, 1909-24. 

59-12 
Harbord, James Guthrie, 1866-1947. Papers, 1886- 

193t 59-211 

Harper's magazine. Records, 1869- 60-249 

Harriman, Florence Jaffray (Burst) 1870- Papers 

1912-50. "" 8 i. 1514 

Harris, TheophHus, 1769-1841. Papers, ca. 1793- 



Harris, William Torrey, 1835-1909. Papers, 1866- 
1908 - 59-250 

Harrison, Benjamin, Pres. U. S., 1833-1901. 

Papers, 1787-1938. 62-889 J 

Harrison, John Scott, 1804-1878. Papers, 1806-75. 

61-1178 
Harrison, Leland, 1883-1951. Papers, 1915-47. 59-20 

Harrison, William Henry, Pres. U. S., 1773-1841 

Papers, 1734-1939. 59-182 

Hart, William Surrey, 1874-1946. Papers, 1914-55. 

59-38 
Hay, John, 1838-1905. Papers, 1856-1914. 59-228 

Heflbronner, RaouL. Papers, 1887-1914. 59-48 

Helm, Edith (Benham) Papers, 1918-53. 60-575 

Hitchcock, Frank Harris, 1867-1935. Papers, 1905-35. 

61-1487 



U. 8. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. MANUSCRIP T DIVISTnM 
(Continued) ~~ — ~— — ~ ^— ^— — — —— ,^_^ _ 

Hltt, Robert Roberts, 1834-1906. Papers, 1830- 

1905 - 62-4639 

ana* Hohneo, George Frederick, 1820-1897. Papers 

8jJ!» 1785-1693. eo . MM 

Bolten, Samuel, 1738-1816. Papers, 1744-1843. 59-32 
Howe, Julia (Ward) 1819-1910. Papers 1861- 

1917 - 62-4577 

Hugta* Charles Evans, 1862-1848. Papers, ca. 1876- 

""• 60-690 

Hughes, Bverott Strait, 1886-1967. Papers, 1903-46. 

61-1856 
Humphrey, William E., 1862-1934. Papers, 

Hyde, Dorsey William, 1888-1955. Papers, 1805- 

*•* 60-27 

IckM, Harold Le Claire, 1874-1852. Papers, l«05_ 

60-146 

62-2699 
62-4531 



62-4884 



Ihman, Samuel Guy, 187T- Papers, 1901-62. 

Ireland. Parliament House of Commons. 
Debates, 1776-89. —■«-. 

**!£££** optnred ourlng World War ft 

James, Marquis, 1891-1955. Papers, 1914-55. 

Jardme, wjUiam Marion, 1879-1955. Papers, 

Jenctee, Thomas Alton, 1818-1875. Papers, 1838- 

lm - 60-586 

Jessup, Philip Caryl, 1897- Papers, 1902- 62-4576 

Jemnv Thomas Sidney, 1788-1860. Papers, 1780- 

"° 7 - 60-1706 

~ M !FiuiS£' Pim - "• s - 180e - 1875 - **»"■ 

"" 1B0 °- 61-3688 



Johnson, Nelson Truster, 1887-1854. Papers, 1816- 

60-1 
Johnston, Mercer Green. Papers, 1860-1954. 59-16 

Johnston, William Dawson, 1871-1928. Papers 

Joint Committee on Materials tor Research. 
Records, ca. 1830-40. 



62-4662 

». Papers, 1846- 

59-258 



KantE, August Valentine, 1828- 
1845. 

SUtu, .Joseph Warren, 1836-1832. Civil War papers, 

H»»^ George, 1845-1824. Papers, 1840-1837. 

59-212 
rent, James, 1763-1847. Papers, 1778-1854. 59-222 
Bag, Judson. Papers, 1800-58. ei ^^ 

mngsbury, Jacob, 1756-1837. Papers, 1727- 

°- 62-4544 

Knerr, Hugh Johnson, 1887- Papers, 1835-48. 62-4182 
Knot, Franklin, 1874-1844. Papers. 1898-1854. 



KiioxJPhllaiider Chase, 185S-1921. Papers, 1898- 

181 59-28 

L ^F«* Samuel, 1846-1931. Papers, ca. 1850- 



LU Sm iS? elScbtt ' 18S1 - 1805 - P»P«rs. ca. 

U85 - 1905 - 62-4600 

Lansing, Robert, 1884-1828. Papers, 1880-1933. 

59-163 

fJLLarJmer, Johns., 1783-1865. Papers, 1805-44. 

" 60-570 

I-aghlm, James Lnurenee, 1850-1933. Papers, 1802- 

60-132 

L *^5- "f^- 1T24-1M2. Papers of Henry 

and John Laurens, 1732-1811. 62-4890 

Lawrie, Lee Oskar, 1877- Papers, 1820-54. 

62-4539 

*~&%m? UL ' r '* m ''' mlMt "*>*>- P»P=", 

Leahy, William D. Papers, 1893-1852. so-1787 

•»• **? tm f'- , DeButts-Ely collection of Robert E. 

Lee family papers, 1749-1916. 62-4634 



Repository Index 



Le Gendre. Charles William, 1830-1899. Papers 

1866-94 ^ 62-4540 

Lelsy Ernest Erwm, 1887- The American histor- 
ical novel: manuscript and related materiaL 
ca. 1923-50 i >■—*, 

^°- 59-172 

Lejeune, John Archer, 1867-1942. Papers, 1882-1942. 

52-565 
Lewis, James Hamilton, 1863-1839. Papers, ca. 

1M7 - M - 60-568 

L '^',i^ aa - Pn '- V - S - iSM-lMS. Papers, 
iNa-isie. Mmlu 

Lindsay, Benjamin Ban, 1868-1943. Papers, ca. 

1886-1954. jo.jj. 

Loaning, Grover Cleveland, 1888- Papers, 1900- 

"• 62-2702 

Long, Breckinridge, 1881-1858. Papers, 1740- 

1M8 - 62-4858 

Long, Crawford Williamson, 1815-1876. Papers. 

1837-1830. " Pm> M . a( „ 

Loomis, Mahlon, 1826-1886. Papera, 1854-1810. 

62-4526 

McAdoo, WOllsm Globs, 1863-1841. Papers, 1786- 

1ML 58-238 

McArthur, Duncan, 1772-1838. Papers, 1783-1848. 

60-1452 

McCleUan, George Brlnton, 1865-1940. Papers, 

1838-1822. 59.X4 

McCook family. Papers, 1830-1855. 68-49 

""^SfJ?- L,Bde ^T' 1W5-1958. Papers, 

""*• S9-257 

McElroy, Robert MeNutt, 1872-1859. Papers 

ca. 1909-24. 82.455,1 

McGee, Anita (Newcomb) 1864-1840. Papera, 

1688-1932. 62-4885 

McGee, W. J. , 1853-1812. Papers, 1882-1816. 

62-4622 

McKlm, Charles Pollen, 1847-1809. Papers 

1838-1928. ^*™' gj.iMg 

McKinley, William, Pies. D. S., 1843-1801. Papera, 
ca. 1847-1802. 62-891 

MeMahon, Brian, 1903-1852. Papers, 1943-52. 60-134 
MeNalr, Lesley James, 1883-1944. Papers, 1804- 

45- 58-241 

McNary, Charlee Llaza, 1874-1844. Papers, 1921- 

**■ 60-1414 

Mann, James Robert, 1856-1922. Papers, 1887- 
1822. 



MargaU, Lorenzo. Business records, 1845-87. 58-242 

Markham, Edwin, 1852-1940. Florence Hamilton 

collection of Marktiamlaaa, 1800-50. 60-155 

Marsh, Benjamin Clarke, 1877-1952. Papers. 

W10-60. "*"■ SM6 

Me ?IJ? l, ' J0,U ' Cam l >b » u . 1666-1945. Papers, 188B- 
""• 60-242 

Meyer, George von Lengerne, 1858-1918. Papers. 
1901-8. 59-53 

Michener, James Albert, 1807- Papers, 1845- 60-1888 

Miller, David Hunter, 1875- Papers, ca. 1817-82. 

60-130 
MIUs, Ogden Uvingston, 1884-1937. Papers, 1920- 

58-35 
Milton^ George Port, 1884-1956. Papers, 1828- 

1M<! - 59-220 

Miner, MyrtfUa, 1815-1864. Papers, 1838-64. 80-577 
Mitehel, John Purroy, 1878-1818. Papers, 1882- 

lraa - 59-152 

Mitchell, William, 1879-1836. Papers, 1807-46. 58-154 

"HHSST *"■ * s ~ 175S - 1W1 - *•-. 60 ^ 

Moore, Blaine Free, 1878-1841. Papers, 1901-06. 

61-1175 
Moore, John Bassett, 1860-1847. Papers, 1866-1949. 

61-3281 
Moore, MerrllL 1803-1857. Papers, 1903-58. 58-18 

""Jl ££* JOto Tyler ' 1M *-1W. Papers, 1857- 

1 ""- S2-4556 



Morgenthau, Henry, 1856-1946. Papera, 1834-1940. 

60-124 
Morley, Edward Williams, 1838-1923. Papers, 1851- 
19M - 58-213 

Morrill, Roy H., 18884840. Papers of Roy H- 

MorriU and Edward C. Plummer, 1817-35. 614999 

Morris, Gouveneur, 1752-1816. Papers, ca. 1771- 
1M *- 60-16 

Morns, Robert, 1734-1806. Papers, 1775-1828. 

60-1248 

Morris, Roland Slator, 1674-1845. Papers, 1810- 

43. 60-U7 

Morris family. Papers of the Morris and Popham 

famflles, 1667-1892. 58-254 

Moseley, George Tan Horn, 1874- Papers, 1889- 

1«W>. 58-153 

Murray, David, 1830-1905. Papers, B72-1804. 

62-4521 

National Board for Historical Service. Papers, 

1917-19. M _u 

National Chad Labor Committee, New York. Records, 
1804-53. 59-34 

National Committee on Atomic Information. 

Records, 1945-48. 62-4548 

National Women's Trade Oman League of America. 

Records, 1903-50. ^^ ^60-128 

Nostatt, Victoria Henrietta (Ksglsr) 1874- 

Papsrs, 1833-48. 61-1284 

Nsufald, Marulee F. Papers, 1843-45. 58-8 

New York herald. Correspondence, 1861-64. 62-4881 

New York Society for the Suppression of Vice. 

Records, 1671-1850. 59-253 

Mewell, Frederick Haynes, 1862-1832. Papers, 1885- 
1M1 - 60-159 

Nock, Albert Jay, 1872 or 3-1945. Papers, ca. 1910- 
47 - 60-10 

Norrls, George William, 1861-1844. Papers, 1884- 

1844. 62-2698 

Oberholser, Harry Church, 1670- Papera, 

1895-1959. 62-4522 

O'Callaghan, Edmund Bailey, 1797-1880. Papers, 

1830-78. 62-3447 

Olmsted, Frederick Law, 1822-1803. Papers, 
1822-1803. 

Olney, Richard, 1835-1817. Papers, 1830-1924. 



62-4601 
60-2083 



Overseas Writers. Papers, 1848. 

Owen, Robert Latham, 1856-1847. Papers, 

1820-41. 62-4523 

Palmer, Alexander Mitchell, 1872-1936. Correspond- 
ence, 1810-23. 60-3198 

Palmer, Theodore Sherman, 1868-1955. Papers, 
1877-1954. 59. 2 

Paris. Peace Conference, 1818. D. S. Papers of 
the American Peace Commission to Versailles. 
19 »-">- 58-61 

Parker, Alton Brooks, 1852-1926. Papers, 1876-1837. 

61-1696 

Patterson, Robert Porter, 1881-1852. Papers 

1840-51. 62-4624 

Peabody, George Foster, 1852-1838. Papers, 1884- 
l937 - 60-126 

Pennsylvania. University. Foreign Policy Re- 
search Institute. Guatemalan documents, 
1844-54. 62-4996 

Perham, Aurestus S. Papers relating to General 
G. E. Warren and the Battle of Five Forks, 1882- 
1923. 59.23 



Pershing, John Joseph, 1880-1948. Papers. 1882- 
1848. 

Phillips family. Papers, 1832-1914. 



62-2729 

62-4557 

Pierce, Franklin, Pros. U. S., 1804-1868. Papers. 
1820-68. ^60-429 

Pmchot, Amos Richards Eno, 1873-1944. Papers, 

1863-1843. 59-142 

Plnchot, Glffard, 1865-1946. Papers, ca. 1880- 

1847. 59-60 

Plnkerten's National Deteetrn Agency. Paf^rs 

1661-83. ' go.,^ 

Ptttman, Key, 1872-1840. Papers, 189^1861. 59-237 



517 



Repository Index 



U. S LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. MAWUSCRgT DIVISION 
(Continued! ""~~~~" 

Pmmer, William, 1759-1850. Papers, 1774-1845. 



Porter, Eunice R. , collector. Papers. 62-4568 

Porter, Fitx-John, 1622-1801. Papers, 1830- 

1949. 62-4602 

Pousbtlil Society In America. Archives, 1934-55. 



Preble, Edward, 1781-1807. Papers, 1880-1809. 

80-11 

Progressive Party (Founded 1912) national Com- 
mittee. Records, 1036. 59-51 

Randolph, Vanes, 1892- Papers, 1947-53. 59-7 

Reasoner, Mathew Aaron. Reasons? lamlly gensal- 
ogy- 59-173 

Redmgton, George, 1798-1850. Papers, 1811-1907. 

80-4 
Reid, Whitelaw, 1837-1812. Papers, 1826-1912. 62-2859 

Richberg, Donald Randall, 1881- Papers, 1912-54. 

59-10 

Rile, j U ob August, 1849-1914. Papers, 1858-1927. 

80-52 

Robert, Henry Martyn, 1837-1933. Papers, 

1853-1937. 62-2724 

Roberts, Elizabeth Madox, 1888-1941. Papers, 

1920-40. 62-4524 



Roberts, Kenneth Lewis, 1885-1957. Papers, 

ea. 1919-66. 19-157 

Rohuett, Paul McDonald. Papers, 1943-57. 59-8 

Rochambeau, Jean Baptlste DonaUen de Vlmeur, 

eomte de, 1725-1807. Papers, 1777-94. 60-21 

Rockwell, Almon Ferdinand, b. 1835. Papers, 

1852-1900. 62-4527 

Sanders, Everett, 1882-1950. Papers, 1913-50. 



Sanger, Margaret (Biggins) 1883- Papers, 1903- 

57. 80-153 

Schoolcraft, BenryRowe, 1793-1864. Papers, 

1806-75. 62-4596 

Sehwellenbach, Lewis Baxter, 1894-1948. 
Papers, 1916-48. 62-2710 

Scott, Hugh Lenox, 1853-1934. Papers, 1845- 

1934. 62-4964 

Scrlbner, Frank Lamson-, 1851-1938. Papers, 

1885-1938. 81-1526 

Seattle. Chamber of Commerce. Bramerd 
collection on Alaska and the Klondike, 1868-98. 



Sevareld, Arnold Eric, 1912- Papers, 1930-57. 



60-138 
60-1698 



Shelby family. Papers, 1738-1863. 

Sheldon, Mary (French) 1847-1936. Papers, 1885- 

1936. 61-1491 

Shepherd, Alexander Robey, 1835-1902. Papers, 

1847-1940. 59-244 

Sheridan, Philip Henry, 1831-1888. Papers, 

1853-86. 62-4608 

Sherman, William Tecumseh, 1820-1891. Papers, 
1759-1898. 59-42 

Slebold, Phillpp Franz van, 1796-1866. Papers, 

ea. 1822-60. 82-879 

Simmons, James Fowler, 1765-1864. Papers^ 1788- 
1883. 60-78 

Smith, Erwm Frtak, 1854-1927. Papers, 1891-1927. 

60-18 

Souder, Wilmer Henry, 1884- ray.p*a r revi- 
sion papers, 1929-53. 62-4885 

Stephens, Alexander Hamilton, 1812-1883. Papers, 
1784-1886. 59-219 

Stevenson, Burton Egbert, 1872-1962. Papers, 

1900-47. 62-4528 

Stone, Harlan Flake, 1872-1946. Papers, 
1909-48. 



62-2727 



Straus, Oscar Solomon, 1850-1926. Papers, ea. 1858- 



80-157 



Stuart, George Hay, 1816-1890. Papers, 1798- 

1887. 62-4854 

SummeraU, Charles Pelot, 1887-1955. Papers. 

1892-1940. ^ 59.2J7 



Sutherland, George, 1862-1942. Papers, 1860-1944. 

60-3221 

Tabor, Edward O., 1885-1948. Papers, 1918-48. 



Taft, William Howard, Pres. U. S., 1857-1930. 

Papers, 1810-1930. 82-4597 

Talmage, Thomas De Witt, 1832-1902. Papers, 

1843-1902. 62-4819 

Taylor, Zachary, Pres. U. S., 1784-1850. Papers, 

1814-1931. 59-181 

Telberg, Georgtl Gustavovlch. Papers, mainly 

ea. 1915-ea. 40. 61-1846 

Terbune, Albert Payson, 1872-1942. Papers, 1890- 
1941. 60-5 

Terrell, Mary (Church) 1863-1954. Papers, 1886- 

1854. 60-918 

Terrell, Robert Bebsrtoa, 1857-1825. Papers, 

1880-1925. 59-155 

Thayer, William Sydney, 1830-1864. Papers, 1835- 
1901. 59-144 

Thompson, Ambrose W. Papers, 1847-1980. 



Tissandier, Gaston, 1843-1899, collector. 
Tlssandler collection on the history of 
aeronautics, 1776-1914. 82-4888 

Tumulty, Joseph Patrick, 1879-1954. Papers, 1910- 
21. 81-1176 

Tyler, John, Pres. U. S., 1790-1882. Papers, 1691- 
1916. 60-430 

Van Buren, Martin, Pres. u. S., 1782-1882. Papers, 
1787-1888. 60-2068 

Wade, Joseph Sanford, 1880- Papers, 1898-1955. 

60-2 

Wadsworth I amlly. Papers, 1730-1952. 82-4853 

Waite, Morrison Remlck, 1818-1888. Papers, 1818- 
88. 59-203 

Waksman, Selmaa Abraham, 1888- Papers, 

1916-59, 62-4565 

Wallace, Henry Agard, 1888- Papers, 1934-44. 59-156 

Walsh, Thomas James, 1859-1933. Walsh-Erlckson 
papers, ea. 1910-34. 59-261 

Ward, Lester Frank, 1641-1913. Papers, 1883- 

1908. 62-4525 

Washburn, Stanley, 1876-1150. Papers, 1912-45. 

60-146 

Washington, Booker Taliaferro, 1859 7-1915. Papers, 
1882-1942. 594 

Washington, George, Pres. U. S. , 1732-1799. 

Papers, 1592-1937. 62-4608 

Washington, D. C. National Library for the Blind, 

Records, 1911-54. 81-1688 

Watterson, Henry, 1840-1921. Papers, 1863-1920. 



Wheeler, John Hill, 1806-1882. Papers, 1826-82 

62-4529 

Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, 1834-1943. 
Autographs of Whistler and miscellaneous 
documents relating to him. 62-3024 

White, Henry, 1850-1927. Papers, ea. 1851-1938. 

59-37 

White, Wallace Humphrey, 1877-1952. Pacers. 

W15-48. """"• M . 21 

White, William Allen, 1868-1944. Papers, 1897- 

1944. ^ sj-n 

Wbitlock, Brand, 1869-1934. Papers, 1893-1934. 



Whitman, Walt, 1819-1892. Papers, ea. 1850-1912. 

60-162 

Wilbur, Curtis Dwlght, 1667-1954. Papers, 1924- 

29. 60-745 

Wile, Frederic William, 1873-1941. Papers, 1888- 
1841. 60-163 

Wiley, Harvey Washington, 1644-1930. Papers, 

ca_ 1854-1944. 62-2703 

Wilkes, Charles, 1798-1877. Papers, 1607- 

1959. 82-4650 



Wilson, James Harrison, 1837-1925. Papers, 

1885-1920. 32-2725 

Wlster, Owen, 1860-1938. Papers, 1885-1935. 59-232 

Wood, Leonard, 1860-1927. Papers, 1875-1942. 

S9gU 

Woodward, Clark HowelL 1877- Papers, 1926- *" 

50. 59-262 

W6oHey, Robert Wleklute, 1871-1956. Papers, 1842- 

1958. n4m 

Woolsey, Lester Hood, 1877-1661. Papers, 

1831-1958. 62-4656 

World Calendar Association (U. S.) Records, 

1930-58. 62-4880 

World War I collection, 1914-35. 59-33 

Wright, Benjamin Ball, 1801-1881. Papers, 

1839-81. 62-4514 

Wright, Wilbur, 1887-1912. Papers of water and 

QrvfUe Wright, 1881-1854. 60-686 

WundsrUch, Georg. Papers, 1697-1951. 59-221 

TamsU, Harry Errtn, 1875- Papers, 1937-39. 59-13 

Young, John Russell, 1641-1899. Papers, 

1843-98. 82-4549 

Young, NathanlsL Papers, 1814-49. 62-4631 



U. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. MUSIC DIVISION 

Bryan, William Jennings, 1880-1925. Papers, 
ca. 1677.1940. 59-217 



U. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. PRINTS AN D 
PHOTOGRAPHS DIVISION 

Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, 1834-1903. 
J. and E. R. Pennell collection of 
Whlstlerlana, 1844-1903. 82-5024 

U. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. RARE BOOK 
DIVISION 

Andersen, Hans Christian, 1805-1875. Papers. 

62-353 

Batehelder, John Davis, collector. Autographs, 15th 
to20thcent 61-2074 

Bates, David Homer, 1843-1926. Papers, 1837- 

1928. 62-4819 

Goudy, Frederic William, 1886-1947. Papers. 

61-2211 

Harrlsse, Henry, 1829-1910. MisesUassous papers. 

82-2156 
Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936. Papers. 82-629 

Rosenwald, Lesslag Julius, 1891- Miscellaneous 
manuscripts, 17th-20tb cent ; 62-2866 

Thaeher, John Boyd, 1847-1909, collector. Autograph 
letters and documents relating to the French 
Revolution. 61-2105 

Thaeher, John Boyd, 1847-1909, collector. General 
autograph collection. 61-3007 

U. S. Library of Congress. Copyright records, 1870- 
»7. 61-2203 

U.S. Library of Congress. Manuscript plays 

collec ti on. 613512 

U. S. Library of Congress. Rare Book Division. 

Collection of literary manuscrlpta. 62-4612 

Walpole, Sir Hugh, 1684-1*41. JeanHersholl 
collection of Hugh Walpole; manuscripts, 
1912-U. 62-4S50 



Whitman, Watt, 1819-1892. Papers, 1842-92. 61-: 



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P.S. NAVAL ACADEMY. ANNAPOLIS. MUSEUM 
The Christian A, Zabriskie manuscript -«ai» .«» 



80-1775 



Williams, John Sharp, 1854-1932. Papers, 1802- 



59-17 



The Rosenoach collection of manuscripts, 1776-1885. 

60-20(9 
U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Museum. 
; Miscellaneous manuscripts eolleetlou,: 1861-1952. 

61-il7 



UNIVERSIT Y OF THE SOOTH see SEWANEE. TBNK. 
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 



CTAB. PMVEBaTT. LIBBARy 



Darts, Nathan, 1814-1884. Correspondence, 1868-74. 

81-2258 
Lindsay, John Shanks, 1840-1806. Papers, 1874- 

■*• 61-836 

Wbrmker, John Muls, 1863-1960. Papen, 1878- 

1M8 - 61-1596 



VMJ.BTFOBOffaiaTomeAi.mrTigTr vat.t .«t w^r 

TiBeyFoigeBistortctlSoctoly.ViURjPa-e p. 

Manuscript eonsetlou, 17M*18*V 81-1817 



TBBMOWT. DwnrEHSiTy. wrrnnp. library 

Hirtwll, Frank Eugene, 1873-1861. Papua, 1890- 

62-4191 



Hubbard, Jonathan Hatch, 1768- 
1810-61. 

Johnson, OUrer, 1809-1889. Papan, 18*1-89. 



Hubbard, Jonathan Batch, 1768-18*8. Papers 

1810-61. • B . 1TM 



ea-iTtt 



UorrlU, Justin Smith, 1810-1898. Papan, 1816-96. 

62-1758 
l*J»or, Junss Paddock, 1872-19*9. Papers, 1921- 
«■• 8S-793 



Thompson, Zhdeck, 1796-1868. Papan, 1814-67. 

"■**■* *•*•* Taaehar, 1814-1870. Papan of 
Pwer T. Washburn and Stephen Korea, 1806-70. 



68-1763 



89-1763 

WhlMm, James, 1748-1829. Papan, 17*8-1883. 
^ 62-9106 

Wtojd, Chartoa Westay, 1897-1880. Papan, 1840- 
*""• 68-2026 

WOBBOSG. UBS. OL DCOrjRTTOrBBlffiBETJW 

Vleksburg and Warren County Historical Sockttv. 

Manuscript collection, 1803-1900. 82-987 

WLLAMOVAHmvETO BTY. VILLAMnVA pa t.trr.rv 

CRaffly, RotortMalthnd, 1846-1912. Papan, 1902-04. 

61-2363 



VBGMIA^BTATR ttrb.pt pjCHMQiro, ARCHIVES 

AUaa^Mn. Randolph B, St., eoUactor. Accent 

books at Amelia County, 17*2-1833. 62-3845 

Bryan family. Papan, 1679-1949. 61-2417 

Dataeyfamlly. Papen of ttormhney family and of 
Donas Jonathan Jackson, 1716-1867. 61-3084 



Dodson, Edward Griffith, 1884- • Papers, 1923-6*. 
Oramgoole aa%. Mercantile records, 1788-1840. 



Gibson family. Papan, 1776-1919, 



61-3083 

62-1280 
&»*, George Brown, 1861-189*. Papers, 1796- 

U0S - 61-2419 

Gregory tunny. Papers, 1764-1855. 62-1259 

«B^ H ^!*J^W»fi<«Wn, 1809-1887. Corraspondsnce, 
*W 1876-85. ^.^ 

Hw^WflUamHonlner, 1825-1896. Papan, 

U4B "* 5 -. ... ■':...,.. 62-3951 

Banter, Robert Karcer Taliaferro, 1809-1887. 

Coneepondenee, 1820-76. 62-886 

L a nca ste r , William. Camspondenee, 1846-77. 

61-39U 

*T5£5SS5: 180 " 1,w - ..' h '~~jR 11 . 

Snonrmmflj. Papers, 1789-1854. 82-660 

Tpnujsugd, Dendadge, coLlector. Papers, 1619-1935. 

61-2348 



Repository Index 



V. S. Circuit court (4Ui Circuit] Records, 1790- 

1«<- 62-4947 

Virginia, Dent, of Accounts and Purchases. Records, 

UM - 53 - 61-2347 

Virginia. Secretary of the Commonwealth. Records, 

•***-33. 81-2345 

VlrglnU. Secretary of the Commonwealth. Records, 

U3 *- 57 - 61-2346 

1838-1918. Kmlai 

Virginia Fsdsntlon or Women's Ctabe. Records, 

1,0T " S8 - 62-859 

Whltshonie, J. E. Letten, 1861-65. 62-1522 
Whttaltt, William Beth, 1841-1911. Papers 



1858-1909. 
YgfiWIA. PWVERgJTr. LIBRARY 

Aeklss, Clayton B. Papan, 1861-68. 



61-2969 



60-1190 



Akerman, Amos Tappan, 1821-1880. Letter books, 
1871-76. jo.855 

Alderman, Edwin Anderson, 1861-1931. Papers, 1861- 
!•«>• 62-20*6 

Alexander, Gusbwus Brown, 1800-18*6. Papers of 
GusbrrasB. and Charles G. Alexander, 1801-90. 

61-1631 

A»^«^lU(Haos^l86B- comp. Serapbooks 

^Batar Bddy, sim to AngusmE. Stetson, ca. 
»«•-»». ^^ 80-36 

Alton, Bartd Buna, 1761-1854. Papan, 1832-1903. 

62-1423 
ABmond, Karens Blaksy, 1851-1909. Papers, 1930- 

"• 61-2306 

Ambler family. Papers of the Ambler and Barbour 
tamflles, 1772-1880. 60-19 

Amelia Co., Va. Marriage bonds of Amelia, Cum- 
berland, and Prince Counties, va., ea. 1755- 
18*0. 59-98 

Anderson, Robert, d. 1715. Letter book," 1698-1717. 

61-2181 
62-1626 

Arebeologteal Society of Virginia. Records, 1941-59. 

61-1398 



Anderson family. Papers, 1773-1930. 



Argosy coOsctlos, 1796-1893. 



60-8 

1886-90. 
61-2867 
Begby family. Papen, 1797-1921. 60-1241 

Bagby-Tmner papers, 1855-1952. 60-3343 

Baker family. Papers, 1800-80. 59-104 

Bator family. Papen of the Baker and Wheeler 

famlUee, 17*3-1954. 60-3345 

Baieh famfty. Papen of the BaJch and SMfi families. 
1700-1943. ^sTttffl 



61-105 



addwtn-Lloyd papan, 1845-1943. 

B>Ul i W e l 1 artB.nry,1818( ct )-18T0. Pap.™, 1824- 

60-801 
Baltimore bsslness papers, 1731-1851. 60-1529 

Baltimore merchants correspondence, 1771-1885. 

60-762 

Ba^AIbmGjoreeAtom, 1887-1967. Ccmspond- 
ence with John Dewey, 1942-51. 60-1240 

Bali, Albert George Adam, 1687-1957. Corre- 
epondence with southern philosophers, 1932-45. 

60-2402 
Bahs, Albert George Adam, 1687-1957. Papen, 1927- 

»• 60-1439 

Barbour, lames, 1775-1842. Papen, 1771-1940. 



Barbour tamfly. Papers, 1672-1930. 



61-2162 

59-164 

Bardln, Junes Cook, 1887-1959. Papers, 1S27- 

*■ 61-1142 



61-1993 



Bwnesfamny. Papers, 1775-1873. 



Baxter family. Papers, 1*76-1917. 61-3300 

Baylor family. Papers, 1*53-1915. . f 61-3301 

Belmont Stock Farm, Albemarle Co., JTa. Records, 
1*SO-°0. 59-103 

Berkeley larnOy. Papers, 1653-1930. 60-13 

Bibb, William Emmet, 1848-1910. Papers, 1846-1920. 

62-1544 
Bierce, Ambrose, 1842-19147 Papen, 1863- 

1952 - 61-298 

Biggs, Warren E. Papen, ca. 1800-1900. 58-63 

Blackford, Launcelot Minor, 1837-1914. Papen, 

ea. 1849-70. 59-115 

Blackford family. Papan, 1841-1949. 62-1636 

Blaskwall family. Papen, 1848-1910. 59-58 

Brady, James, of Virginia. Papers, 1819-1859. 60-868 

Braxton, Alton Caperton, 18*2-1914. Papers, 



1785-1947. 



62-4430 



Breckinridge, James, 1763-1833. Comspoodence 

1780-1826. 62-3924 

Brooke family. Papen of the Brooke, Berketoy, 
and Carter families, 1792. 59-100 

Butord, Edward Price, 1885-1931. Papen, 1894- 

1831. 69-137 

Burnet, Isabella Neft, 1885- Papers, 1757-1960. 

62-4090 

Business records of firms located m Abingdon, Va.. 
1800-1925. ^^ 6 ' 9 . 204 

Buslnsss neords of firms located to Chalk Level 

and Ward Springs, Va., 1872-1918. 80-1825 

Business neords of firms located in Madison Co. 

Va^ 1813-69. 80-194 

Business records of firms located in Orange Ca 

Va, 1618-1907. ' 5o_ 165 

Business records of persons sad instttatians in Ptttsyl- 
'nnla Co., Vs., 1835-1908. 60-803 

Cabell, .James Lawrence, 1813-1889. Cornapondence 
1829-37. *1-\XS 

o ^Ti J i !ep, ' c * Trl " g,0 ° ,m8 "" 5S - »»*•»«. 

1731-1917. 61U7 

CabeO, Joseph Carrtngton, 1778-1856. Papen n- 
Urhig to the founding of the TJmienlty of Virginia. 
1810-57. "™ J ^Xi7*6 

Cabell, William Daniel, 1834-1904. Papen, 1806-93. 

61-1392 
Cabell family. Papen, 1727-1875. 60-714 

Cabell family. Papen of the Cabell and Carriarton 
families, 1776-1890. 60-3331 

Cabell family. Papen of the Cabell and EUet families 
1830-1930. 60-3346 

Cabellfamlly. Papen of the CabelL Rem, and Ban 
families, 1784-1907. ^ M-3530 

Caspaxi, August. Business records, 1845-90. 60-8 

Catum, London Carter. Papen, 191S-16. 59-85 

Cesare, Oscar Edward, 1885-1948. Drawings 

19U -< 3 - 62-4687 

Chalmers (C. C.) and Son, Smithtteld, va. Records. 
1885-1903. ^3_bj 

Childress, Fannie B <Tompknis) Papen, 1625-1915. 

62-3916 
Chrtotian, J. B. Papen, 1815-78. 59-101 

Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910. Papen 

Clement family. Papen of the Clement and Dickinson 
families, 1816-1907. ^!Si20 

Clow CAndnw] and Company, Philadelphia. Records 
1785-1833, ez-im 

Cocke, John BartweD, 1780-1866. Papen, 1725- 

1SS1 - 62-546 

Cocke, PhlUp St. George, 1809-1861. Papers, 1829- , ^ 
T1 - 62-563 



Cooke, John Esten, 1830-1686. Papers, 1858-88. , 
Crane, Stephen, 1871-1600. Papers, 1894-1944. 



Dabney family. Papers, 1718-1936. 

Darts, Charles Ball, 1872-1954. Paoera 
1906-52. r "f«r». 



60-2229 

60-2650 
60-80 : 

62-4690 . 



Repository Index 



VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY (Continued) 

Davis, Martha M., collector. Ballads. 59-168 

Davis, Richard Harding, 1884-1916. Papers, 1863- 

1916. 62-2541 



S9-TS 

62-1352 

S9-70 

82-1832 
62-3880 



Day family. Papers, 1656-1922. 

Dennett, William S. Correspondence, 1861-65. 

Dickinson family. Papers, 1622-98. 

Dome, David Fowler, b. 1840. Papers, 1662-69. 

Douglas, Hugh Thomas. Papers, 1838-67. 

Drummoiid Brothers, WlsevfUe, Va, Records of 
Drummond Brothers and other firms located In 
Accomsc Co., Va., and elsewhere, 1817-79. 58-189 

Duke, Richard, 1787-1848. Business records of Richard 
Duke and others, 1831-61. 59-180 

Easley family. Ledgers and papers, 1837-1804. 99-66 

Eaton, Walter Pilchard, 1878-1887. Correspondence, 
1901-56. 81-1628 

Eaton, Water Prtehard, 1878-1897, collector. Auto- 
graph collection, 1729-1833. 60-1769 

£gglestan family. Ledgers, 1818-1809. 89-71 

Essex County Court House ledgers, 1813-1903. 9B-80 

Figgat, C. M. Papers, 1885-86. 62-4088 

Flahburne Drug Company, Waynesboro, Va. Records, 
1874-1823. 58-88 

Flshburne family. Papers, 1813-1960. 62-4682 

Fllppm Brothers, Cumb&rland, Va. Records, 1898- 
1922. 69-114 

Foote and Johnson, WythevlUe, Va. Records, 1880- 
1J1S. — 59-106 

Free Lance Star Publishing Library, Fredericks- 
burg, Va. Records, 1882-1916. 99-62 

Freeman, Douglas Southall, 1886-1953. Papers. 

1862-1952. ^ 62-4086 

Gamett family. Business records, 1794-1904. 59-78 

Gamett family. Papers, 1720-1951. 62-1635 

Gilmer, Francis Waler, 1790-1826. Correspond- 
ence, 1784-1826. : 59-119 

Glasgow, Ellen Anderson Gholson, 1874-1945. 

Papers, 1880-1954. 62-4877 

Glass, Carter, 1858-1946. Papers, 1821-1946. 60-2401 

Gordon, .Armistead Churchill, 1855-1931. Papers, 
1887-1822. 80-43 

Graham family. Papers, 1754-1906. 59-122 

Grinnan family. Papers, 1749-1899. 60-3332 

Guerrant, W. P. and J. P., Chestnut Grove, Va. 

Records, 1854-89. 59-99 

Gwathmey (CabeU) collection, 1708-1852. 61-582 

Bamsberger, Thomas Kennerto, 1889-1934. Papers, 
1920-33. \ - 5f 

^fiarrlson, Gessner, 1807-1862. Letters, 1831-62. 



Harrison, Robert Lewis, 1850-1932. Papers, 1910- 
" 24. 59-59 

Harrison family. Papers of the Harrison, Smith, and 
Tucker families, 1790-1936. 62-1634 

Harte, Bret, 1836-1902. Papers, 1859-1901. 60-1078 

Hawkins family. Papers of the Hawkins and McGehee 
famfUee, 1769-1849. 59-167 

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1884. Papers, 1659- 



Bearn, l . afrailio, 1850-1904. Papers, 1848-1952. 



Heldelbach and Penn, DamfUe, Va. Records, 1897- 
1808. 59.79 

Beth, Henry. Papers, 1763-1841. 59-126 

Hill, John A., firm, Nellysford, Va. Records, 1835- 
87. 59.96 

Bodnett, Vaas and Watson, Danville, Va. Records of 
Hodnett, Vase and Watson and other Danville firms 
1891-1902. 80-426 



62-4080 
62-1630 



HoUaday family. Papers, 1760-1958. 
Holland, Asa. Papers, 1820-80. 



Holland, Charlton Gllmore, 1811- Papers, 1936- 

58. 61-1140 

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894. Papers, 1837- 

94. 60-1143 

Holt family. Business records, 1870-190L 59-92 

Hook, John, 1745 or 6-1808. Business records, 1758- 
1870. 60-1080 

HoweUs, William Dean, 1837-1920. Papers, 1888- 

1919. 60-1144 

Hundley and Deatn, Sandy Hirer, Va. Records, 1898- 
1927. 59-95 

gnirfyT family. Papers of the Hunter and Gamett 

families, 1704-1840. 59-124 

Hurt, John Linn. Papers, 1804-1931. 60-1880 

Button, Hamilton Morris, 1806- collector. Autograph 
collection, 1824-93. 62-2049 

Imboden, John Daniel, 1823-1895. Papers, 1831-85. 

59-102 

Ingram, John Henry, 1842-1916. Correspondence, 

1874-1902. 82-1258 

Irvine family. Papers of the Irvine, Saunders, and 
Watts families, 1745-1914. 59-145 

James, Edward Wilson, d. 1906. Papers, 1635-1906. 

59-77 

Jefters, Robmson, 1887- Papers, 1927-45. 80-818 

Johnson, James Gibson, 1871-1957. Papers, 1860- 
1837. 59-64 

Johnston, Fayette. Papers, 1815-61. 62-2048 

J ohnst o n, Jams a, of North Garden, Va. Business 

records, 1859-92. 99-120 

Johnston; John H. Business records, 1869-94. 



Johnston, Mary, 1870-1936. Papers, 1898-1936. 



Ksan family. Papers, 1785-1950. 



62-1545 
62-1627 



Kemper, James Lawson, 1823-1895. Papers, 1813- 
1903. 60-3328 

Eennan family. Papers and business records of 
the Kwrnon, Beth, and Randolph families, 1808- 
1903. 99-170 

Bang. William, of SaltvUle, Va. Papers, 1844-67. 

61-1994 

Latanelamily. Papers, 1650-1942. 59-123 

Lauck, William Jett, 1879-1949. Papers, 1915-49. 

62-1629 

Leavitt family. Letter book, 1861-65. 62-2050 

l«e, Robert Edward, 1807-1870. Letters, 1830-60. 

61-2115 
Lee family. Papers, 1750-1809. 59-78 

Lefevre, Albert, 1873-1928. Papers, 19227-1927? 

62-3877 
Leftwich, Joel, 1799-1846. Papers, 1780-1890. 

60-23 

Lewis lamlly. Papers, 1744-1860. 59-135 

Lindsey, W. S. Business records, 1883-1922. 60-37 

Literary apograph collection, ea. 1852-1937. 61-2816 

Livers, John Logan. Correspondence relating to 
the Lewis and Clark Monument at Charlottes- 
ville, Va., 1909-16. 62-4815 



Louthan papers, 1821-1910. 



59-105 



McGregor, Tracy William, 1889-1936, collector. 

Literary manuscripts, 1638-1935. 60-755 

McPherson, H. C. Business records, 1858-87. 60-30 

Ma d iso n , James, Pres. U. S, 1751-1836. Papers, 

1768-1666. 62-558 

Mallory family. Papers, 1728-1835. 59-117 

Martin, John T., merchant of Buchanan, Va. Re- 
cords, 1857-1909. 59-94 

Marvin, Samuel w. Correspondence, 1879-1917. 



MelUchamp, Julia, collector. Clippings about Wood- 
row Wilson, 1925-36. 62-3876 

Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Conferences. 

Virginia. Records, 1850-1930. 59-179 



Miller, Alamby M. , b. 1848. Diary and student note- 
books, 1866-71. 62-3250 

Minor, John Barbee, 1813-1895. Papers, 1843-92. 

61-328 

Minor family. Papers, 1764-1936. 60-284^j 

Montgomery Court House ledgers, 1782-1893. 80-34. 

Morris family. Papers, 1704-1920. 60-7 

Moss, wamer, 1802- colktctor. Papers, ca. lwo- 
1918. 62-3416 

New Providence Church, Rockbridge Co., Va. 

Records, 1758-1935. 58-168 

Norfolk, Va. Voters list, 1890. 58-93 

Pabaore, George William. Papers, 1898-86. 58-82 

Palmare, Josephs. Papers, 1761-1896. 59-88 

Pattern, johnSheltan, 1857-1932. Papers, ea. 1900-11. 

59-136 

Penn-Dlxle Cement Corporation. Germania Mills 
records, 1872-1830. 60-32 

Perkins family. Papers and business records,: 1778- 
1893. 60-12 

PUreon, Charles Herbert, b. 1847. Papers, 1874-93. 

58-68 

Pittsylvania Central Alliance Trade Union. Records, 
1891-92. 58-80 

Foe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1848. Poe-mgram papers, 
ea. 1828-1916. 59-187 

Poindextsr, Miles, 1868-1846. Papers, 1890-1846. 

60-3306 
Pritchstt, John L and C. A., Whiimell, Va. Journals, 
1906-11. 69-109 

Quitman, John Anthony, 1789-1858. Papers, 1781- 

1867. 60-2213 

Randolph, Martha (Jefferson] 1772-1836. Correspond- 
ence, 1814-36. 60-2518^-A 

RawUngs family. Papers, 1784-1832. 62-407^r 

Raid, Richard J., collector. Papers, 1770-1910. 

62-1631 

Rhodes (H. J.) and Company, CartersvfUe, Va. 

Records, 1816-1820. 58-112 

Rives, William Cabell, 1793-1868. Papers, 1861- 

65. 59-180 

Rives family. Papers, 1781-1945. 62-4431 

Roosevelt, Theodore, Pres. D. S. , 1858-1918. 

Papers, 1891-1935. 61-184 

Rosssr, Thomas Lafayette, 1836-1810. Papers. 

1860-1939. 61-3302 

Rucker, Robert Martin, b. 1831. Correspondence, 

1849-51. 60-206 

Smiley family. Business records, 1808-1901. 59-125 

Smith, John, 1725-1776. Papers, 1724-1823. 

62-561 

Smith, Samuel, 1752-1838. Papers, 1728-1924. 62-2544 

Smith, William Henry, 1843-1921. Business papers, 
1846-90. 59-113 

State Bank of Pamplin, Pamplin, Va. Records, 

1*05-31. 59-215 

Sterling, George, 1869-1926. Papers, 1910-27. 60-1145 

Sterrett, John Douglas. Business records, 1823-95. 

59-110 
Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902. Papers, 1875- 

1800. 60-2741^,1 

Stuart, Alexander Hugh Holmes, 1807-1891. Papers, 



Stuart, Archibald, 1757-1831 Papers of 
Archibald Stuart and Briscoe G. Baldwin, 
1742-1865. 61-1141 

Swanson, Claude Augustus, 1862-1939. Correspond- 
ence, 1921-22. 

Swanson family. Papers, 1845-88. 

Sydnor, Thomas White, b. 1816. Papers, 1825-90. 



Tate, William C. Papers, 1861-19U, 
Tayloe family. Papers, 1708-1917. 



59-73 
59-65 



VffiGIMA. U NrVERSTTY. LIBRARY (Coiniiiued) 
Terrell family. Papers, 1790-1870. S9-74 

Troubetakoy, AmeUe (Rtves) 1863-1945. Papers, 

1«"-194S 62-3926 

Tvymau family. Papers, 1750-1911. 59-171 

Tyler, Edmund. Papers pertaining to the War of 1612. 

62-3861 
Tyro Mills, Tyro, Va. Records, 1858-1903. 59-108 

U. 8. Army. Smrtnnfn' Army Training Corps, 
Untvorstty of Virginia. Records, 1917-18. 69-1202 

U. 8. Pension Bureau. Revolutionary War passion 
claims, 1811-16. 110-820 

University Book Store, Charlottesville, Va. Records, 
1904-34. SimM 

Virginia. University. Dept. of In. Records of 
summer Lav School classes, 1877-1904. 60-893 

Virginia. University. Library. Business records of 
firms located in Albemarle Co., Va., 1818-1982. 

59-97 
Virginia, Umverolty. Library. Business records of 
firms located in Augusta Co., Va., 1636-1902. 

69-206 
Virginia. University. Library. Business records of 
Unas located in Charlottesville, Va., 1817-84. 

59-138 

Virginia. University. Library. Dunn paoera 

1897-1938. PV °"' o^jjg 

Virginia, University. Library. The —*«-»-< 

years; poems and letters, 1919-22. 59-118 

Virginia. University. Library. Miscellaneous 

records o( business firms, 1833-1906. 62-3659 

Virginia. University. Library. Sweet Chalybeate 
Springs records, 1892-1916. 62-3856 

Virginia. University. Poe Memorial Association. 

Correspondence, 1897-1911. 60-371 

Waddell, James Alexander, 1816-1914. Papers. 

Wallace family. Papers, 1750-1864. 59-111 

Warren and Bell, Bacon's Castle, Va. Records, 1851- 
19M - 62-1168 

Warren and Bell, Bacon's Castle, Va. Records, 1898- 
m9 - 59-161 

Washington family. Papers of the Washington and 

Lewis families, 1774-1843. 61-1629 

Weaver, William, 1780-1863. Business records. 
1800-91. "a.^ 

Weinberg, A. Business records, 1888-1911. 59-87 

Whitman, Walt, 1619-1892. Papers, ca. 1850-1906. 

60-724 
Whittle, James M. Lav accounts, 1836-83. 59-83 

Wilson, James Southall, 1880- Correspondence re- 
lating to the Southern Writers Conventlcn, 1931-32. 

58-121 
Withrov family. Papers, 1870-1925. 60-1730 

W °?£J?' f •' °" d Com ' aB y- Warrenton, Va. Records, 
1890-1905. 59 _ 81 

Tatee and Company. Ledgers of Yates and Co. and 

of J. R, Yates, 1672-1915. 59-87 



VDtGDJIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. RICHMOND 

Allen, Robert Henderson, 1617-1900. Papers, 1850- 

191 °- 62-872 

Amelia Co., Va. Marriage bonds, 1739-1854. 62-254 

► Armistead family. Papers of the Armistzad, Blanton, 
and Wallace famines, 1827-1919. 62-1446 

Aehby, Charles William. Papers, 1847-1909. 61-2752 

Ashland Garden Club, Ashland, Va. Records, 1922- 

"°- 62-610 

Avary, Myra (Lockett). Papere, 1895-1941. 81-2609 

Bagby, George William, 1828-1883. Pajere, 1826- 

19lT - " 62-1592 

Ballard, William W. Correspondence, 1873-78. 

61-2496 

Baskervtn family. Papers, 1747-1928. 61-2647 

Basoett family. Papers, 1893-1886. 61-2581 



Repository Index 



Bates, Edward, 1793-1869. Papers, 1778-1872. 

Baylor family. Papers, 1737-1925. 

Be&ups, Richard, 1753-1822. Papers, 1809-32. 



62-1202 
61-2742 



61-2542 



Beaagh, Elizabeth Richardson. Papers, 1879-1916. 

61-2580 
Beverley family. Papers, lfcn-1901. 61-2849 

Blanton, Wyndham Boiling, 1890-1960. Papers. 



1923-59. 



624447 



Blanton, Wyndham Boiling, 1890-1980. Papers, 1934- 
5S - 61-3605 

Brydon, George MacLaren, 1875- Materials relating 
to George Washington Dame, 1830-1952. 62-2135 

Burke family. Papers, 1610-88. 62-3388 

Byrd, William, 1674-1744. Westover manu- 
scripts, 1692-ca. 1740. 62-4347 

Carrtngtoa, Henry, 1793-1887. Papers, 1610-75. 

62-483 
Carter, Robert, 1738-1804. Papers, 1760-1815. 

61-2616 

Chaffm, John Booker. Papers, 1814-1953. 62-4339 

Charles City Co., Va. Records, 1642-1842, 61-2339 

Chesterfield Co., Va. Condemnation Commission. 

BMOTds, 1932. 62-1537 

CUsolm, WltUam Garsstt, 1890-1955, collector. 

Papers, 1749-1955. 61-2761 

aafnome, Herbert A. Papers, 1935-57. 21-2304 

Claiborne family. Papers, 1803-1954. 61-2650 

Cloyd family. Papere, 1777-1887. 61-2630 

Cocke, Philip St George, 1809-186L. Plantation 

records, 1854-71. 61-2057 

Collins, John Overton, 18337-1911. Correspondence, 

18S7 '* 5 - 61-2111 

Colonization Society of Virginia. Records, 1823-59. 

81-3114 
Conrad, Souses 1840-1915. Papers, 1812-1950. 62-3391 

Conrad family. Papers, 1794-1959. 62-1591 

Cooke family. Papers, 1823-1953. 62-515 

Cropper, John, 1755-1821. Papers, 1779-1820. 62-4153 

Curtis, Henry, 1792-1882. Papere, 1806-59. 61-2689 

OanvfUe and Nev River Railroad Company. Records, 
1887-90. 62.453 

Darter family. Papers, 1817-1918. 82-336 

Davie, Preston, 1881- collector. Papers, 1627-1846. 

62^871 
Delano, Ellis Carter, 1892-1951. Papers, 1908-41. 

61-2110 
Douglass family. Papers of the Douglass, Hall, 

McCue, and related families, 1740-1913. 62-4653 

Dopuyfamuy. Papers, 1603-90. 61-3055 

Edmunds family. Papers, 1826-50. 61-3268 

**mnmd*m family. Papers, 1795-1903. 61-2216 
Ellis, Povhataa, 1829-1906. Papers, 1856-90. 



Exell family. Papers, 1616-1959. 
Farrar family. Papers, 1840-1623. 
Fltzhugh family. Papere, 1863-1954. 



62-345 
62-3478 
61-2638 
61-2611 



Foster, James, of Matbevs Co. , Va. Papere, 1798- 
l83i 61-2612 

Catewood", Mary Ober (Boykm) collector. Papere. 

1785-1949. ^ 61-2633 



George family. Papers, 1718-1936. 

Gordon, Armlstead Churchill, 1855 
1897-1912. 

Gordon family. Papers, 1887-190L. 

Gray, Robert Hayman, 1673-1958 
1958. 

Green, Thomas, 1798-1882. Papers, 1756-1871. 



62-337 

Gordon, Armlstead Churchill, 1855-1931. Papers 

1897-1912. "*" „' j nT 

62-233 
Gray, Robert Hayman, 1673-1958. Papers, 1771- 

1958 - 61-2635 



61-2431 



Gregory, George Cragnead, 1878-1956. Papers, 

1908-56. 61-2632 



62-538 



Gregory family. Papers, 1760-1896. 

Griffin, James Levis Corbtn, 1814-1678. Papers 

"39-75. ^ s'ljsot 

Grlgsby, Hugh Blair, 1805-1881. Correspondence 
UW-il. n . utB 

61-3136 

Harrison, Fairfax, 1889-1938. Papers, 1896-1941 

61-2614 



Guerrant family. Papers, 1788-1915. 



Haves family. Papers, 1789-1931. 
Beth family. Papers, 1846-96. 



61-2777 
61-2634 



nigglnnntlnin, David, 1775-1853. Papere, 1811-91. 

62-514 
Hutchison family. Papers, 1807-1918. 62-911 

Jackson family. Papers, 1784-1888. 62-316 

Jennings, John Melville. Correspondence, 1955- 

ta 



Johnson, Martha (Waller) Papers, 1884-1926. 



62-611 



62-613 



Johnston, James Ambler, 1885- collector. Papers 
1784-1902. 61-2837 



Johnston, Rebecca. Genealogical naotas, 1925-52 



81-2541 



Joynea, Levin Smith, 1819-1881. Papers, 1855-83 
Keith family. Papers, 1778-1916. 



61-2618 
61-2676 
Kemper, James Lavson, 1823-1895. Papers, 1837- 

19<B - 61-2648 

61-2753 



Langhorae family. Papers, 1843-63. 

Lanier, Alexander Sidney, 1869- Papers, 1890-1938. 

61-2835 
Lee, Edmund Jennings, b. 1853. Papers, 1753-1904. 

62-2084 
Lee, Robert Edvard, 1807-1870. Papers, 1855-78. 

61-2284 



Lee family. Papers, 1761-1882. 
Leigh family. Papers, 1794-1893. 



61-2743 
62-338 



McCleHan, Henry Bratnerd, 1840-1904. Papers, 

1862-87. 91-2493 

Mason, Charles Taylce. Papers, 1854-1906. 61-3135 

Mason, George CaMjogton. Papers, 1909-55. '.-. 81.-2223 

Mason, Polly Cary. Papers, 1934-47. 61-2705 

Massie family. Papers, 1898-1875. 62-2070 

Minor family. Papers, 1657-1942. 61-3082 

Mitchell, John Klrkvood, 1611-1889. Papers, 1819-88. 

61-3267 

Moncure, Eustace Conway, 1836-1921. Papers, 1851- 
I'W. - 61-2799 

Montague family. Papers, 1808-1939. 61-3276 

Morton, Daniel, 1864-1938. Papere, ,1815-1937. 



Myers family. Papers, 1T90-1900. 



61-3142 

61-2707 

Navy League of the United States. Richmond Women's 
Council. Navy League Club records, 1943-46. 

62-1201 

Nicholas, £Uzabeth Byrd, 1830-1901, collector. 

Letters, 1855-89. a . 2741 

Patten family. Papers, 1683-1957. 61-2798 

Peckatone papers, 1758-1898. "■ 81-2797 

Pegram family. Papere of the Pogram, Johnson, and 
Mcintosh families, 1825-1941. 81-3299 

Perkins, William Robertson, 1875-1945. r^m.oi~ rl -iil 
notes, 1939-41. 61-2333 

Pittsylvania Co., Va. Tax books, 1797-1802. 61-3045 
Pollard family. Papers, 1782-1907. 61-3275 

Pollock family. Papere of the Pollock and Lee 

tamllleo, 1790-1888. 62-452 

Prince Edvard Co., Va. Marriage bonds, 1700-1657. 

62-253 



Repository Index 



Sldpwith family. Papers, 1780-1942. 
Smith family. Papers, 1786-1867. 



VIRGINIA H ISTO RICAL SOCIETY. RICHMOND (Continued) 

Randolph, Robert laham, 1863-195L Papera, 1919-5L 

61-2820 

Respess, Elizabeth (Blllups), complainant. Legal 

records, 1801-14. 62-1915 

Roane family. Papers of the Roane, Harrison, and 
Williams families, 1756-1893. 62-330 

Robinson, Morgan Polttaot, 1876-1943. Papers, 1927- 
*3. 61-2841 

Ryland, Elizabeth Bawes. Genealogical notes, 

1830-64. 61-2613 

Scott, Robert Taylor, 1834-1897. Papers, 1889-93. 

62-1S08 

62-4348 
61-2328 

Southern Historical Society. Records, 1873-87 and 
1942-53. 62-204 

Strmgfellow, Frank, 1S40-1S13. Papers, 1864-92. 

61-2615 

Stuart, James lull Brown, 1833-1864. Papers, 1851- 
64. 61-3254 

Tabb, John Banister, 1845-1909. Papers, 1896-1929. 

61-1822 
Talbott and Sons, Richmond. Records, 1840-80. 

62-97 

Taliaferro, Edtti Peyton, d. 1959, collector. 

Genealogical papers, ca. 1930-55. 61-2332 

Tayloe family. Papers, 1740-1860. 61-2678 

Taylor, Henry Charles, 1873- Papers, 1925-55. 
Taylor family. Papers, 1751-1902. 62-4151 

Traylor, Robert Lee. Family papera, 1753-1920. 



62-331 



Trlst, Nicholas Philip, 1800-1874. Papers, 1791- 
1836. 



Turner, Dawson, 1775-1858, collector. wia^»iia«aa 
curlosa, 1549-1834. 62-85 

0. S. Army. Continental Army. Order books, 

1778-79. 61-1823 

U- S. Office of Price Administration. Records of the 
Richmond War Price and Rationing Board No. 44-2. 
1942-45. 61-2330 

Virginia (Colony) CounciL Executive Journals, 

1726-53. 61-2721 

Virginia (Coleny) County Court (Lower Norfolk Co.) 
Records, 1637-46. ' 62-156 

Virginia (Colony) Lieutenant-Governor, 1710-1722 

(Spotswood). Correeondence, 1710-21. 61-2629 

Virginia (Colony) Lieutenant-Governor, 1751-1758 (Din- 
widdle). Correspondence, 1751-58. 61-2628 

Virginia. General Assembly. Bouse of Delegates. 

Abstracts of journal, 1776-88. 62-612 

Walker family. Papers, 1827-66. 61-3382 

Wallace family. Papers of the Wallace, Armlstead, 
and Blanton families, 1790-1911. 62-1449 

Warren, Roberta Miller (Chandler) 1874- Papers, 
1908-39. 61-2331 

Watktns, Thomas, deputy sheriff. Papers, 1761-1851. 

61-3044 

Watson, Walter Allen, 1867-1919. Papers, 1820-1925. 

62-2160 

61-1804 
61-2677 



Whltelaw, Ralph T. Papers, 1936-50. 
Wight, Charles Copland. Papers, 1861-79. 



Williams, Thomas C. , 1864-1929. Papers of Thomas 
C. and Adolph Dill Williams, 1854-1935. 61-3446 

Williams family. Papers, 1830-1946. 61-3500 

Winn, David Watson, 1857-1926. Papers, 1912-24. 

62-258 

Wise, John Cropper, 1848-1922. Scrapbook, 1865- 

1922 - 62-3455 

Withers, Emily Theresa (Harrell) Marsh. Papers. 

1948-57. *"" ^219 

Withers, Guy, 1873- Papers, 1918-19. 61-2722 

Wormeley family. Papers, 1671-1952. 61-3154 

Wyoming (Screw sloop). Records, 1859-61. 61-2636 



VIRGINIA MILITARY n wiTfU'lHi . L i y yp»yrtN LIBRARY 

Virginia. Military Institute, Lexington. Library. 

File on cadets, 1839- 61-114 

WABASH COLLEGE. CRAWFORDSVILLE. MP. LIBRARY 

Hovey, Edmund Otis, 1801-1877. Papers, 1832-77. 

61-1606 



WADING RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY. WADING 
RIVER. N. Y. 

Woodhnll family. Papers of the Woodhull and Sell 
famines, 1704-1832. 61-246 



WADLEIGH MEMORIAL LIBRARY. MTLFORn N H 

Moore, Bumphrey, d. 1871. Sermons, 1800-62 



61-3031 



WAKE FOREST. N. C. SOirTHEASTERN BAPTIST 
THEOLOGICAL SEMDttRY. LrBRART "" 

Wake Forest, N. C. Southeastern Baptist Theological 
Seminary. Library. Manuscript collection. 62-1130 



WARREN TOWTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. LEBANON. 
OHIO 

Warren County (Ohio) Historical Society. Papers 

and documents, 1803- 61-957 



WARSAW HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Warsaw Historical Society. Records relating to the 
town of Warsaw and Its vicinity, 1813- 61-1601 



WASHINGTON (STATE) STATE LIBRARY. OLYMPIA 

U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Correspondence with 
the Washington Snperintendeney, 1863-74. 62-1475 

U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Agency for the 
Puyallup, Nisqually, and other Indian Tribes. 
Records, 1874-60. 62-2027 

Washington (Ter. ) Governor. Correspondence, 1853- 
55, 1B89. 61-2909 

Washington (Ter.) Secretary's Office. Records, 

1653-63. 61-3286 

Washington (State) Dent, of Public Welfare. 
Washington pioneer project records, 1936-37. 



WA f™?T?'" STATE ' STATE TOnVERSTTV. Ptn.LMAff 
LIBRARY 

U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Tulalip Agency. Re- 
cords, ca. 1657-99. 62-4167 



WASHINGTON (STATE) PravERSTTY. LAW LIBRARY 

Washington (State) University. Law Library. Wash- 
ington bench and bar picture file. 62-4166 

WASHINGTO N (STATE) UNIVERSITY. LIBBAgT 

Bagley, Clarence Booth, 1843-1932. Papers, 1862- 

">S2. 61-2794 

Bagley, Clarence Booth, 1843-1832, collector. Papers 
on Pacific Northwest history, 1841-1916. 61-3282 

Bagley, Daniel, 1818-1905. Papers, 1666-1803. 

61-1351 

BaSnger, Richard Achmea, 1858-1922. Papers, 

1907-22. 61-2528 

Brainerd, Erastus, 1855-1922. Correspondence, 

1880-1919. 81-3284 



Burke, Thomas, 1849-1925. Papers, 1875-1825. 



62-1028 



Ebey, Wlnfleld Scott, 1831-1885. Papers, 1850-65 



62-2079 

Ferry, EUsha Peyre, 1825-1895. Papers, 1868-95. 

60-3327 
Force, M a nnin g Ferguson, 1824-1699. Papers, 

1835-62. 61-3296 



GUman, Daniel Hunt, 1845-1913. Papers, 1886- 

1902. ' 61-2843 

Hoggins, Edward, 1832-1907. Papers, 1854-1905. 

60-2076 

Leary, John, 1837-1905. Papers, 1872-95. 80-81IW 

MeGUvra, John Jay, 1837-1803. Papers, 1861-1903. 

63-1092 

Moore, George, 1852-1833. Letters, 1801-38. 60-726 

Mtros, Terry, 1WM- .Papers, 1S35-3B. «B-41«7 

Port BUkaly Mill Company. Records, 1876-1833. 

60-798 

Stevens, Isaac lagalls, 1818-1862. Papers, 1836-62. 

61-1348 

Wallace, William Benson, 1611-1879. Papers, 1841- 
79. 60-3840 

Washington Mill Company, Seabeek, Wash. 

Records, 1857-80. 61-1300 



WASHnTOTON COtfNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
SALEM. INPT 

Washington County (Ind.) Historical Society. Papers 
relating to John Hay. 61-176 



washington county historical society. 
Washington, pa. 

Virginia (Colony) County Court (West Augusta 
District). Minutes and records of deeds of the 
conns of West Augusta District and of Yahoganla 
Co., vn», 1776-80. 61-946 



WASHINGTON PNTVERSTTY. ST. LOTUS. LAW LIBRARY 
Williams, Tyrrell, 1675-1847. Papers. 60-2047 

WASHINGTON OmVERSTTY. ST. LOPE. LIBRARY 

Bttby, William Keeney, 1857-1931. Papera, 1881- 

1627. 61-1172 

Btxby, William Keeney, 1857-1931, collector. Bttby 
collection, 1677-1929. 61-1324 

Eliot, William Greenleat, 1811-1887. Papers, 1847-87. 

61-1603 
Field, Eugene, 1850-1896. Papers, 1868-85. 61-1488 
Langsdorl, Alexander Suss, 1877- Papers. 62-2158 

Smith, Holmes, 1863-1837, Papers. 62-2157 

Washington University, St, Louis. Libraries. 

Poetry collection, largely 16th cent. 61-1173 

Zola, £mlkt, 1840-1902. Letters, 1878-85. 61-1171 



WASHINGTON trCTVERSITY. ST. LOOTS. MEDICAL 
LIBRARY 

Beaumont, William, 1785-1853. Papers, 1812-58. 



WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY. DETROIT. LIBRARY 

Brown, Joseph G., d. 1851, collector. Materials on 
unlnMTaHnw nf tin* antoUy^ jfr. In du s try 1833-42. 

61-2183 
Hesse, Hermann, 1877- Papers, 1888-1857. 61-1170 
Joyce, James, 1882-1841. Letters, 1807-35. 61-1283 
Macnen, Arthur, 1883-1847. Papers, 1826-60. 61-12S2n_8j 

Wayne State University, Detroit. Library. McFarland ^^ 
collection of materials relating to organized i°»—- 
1933- si^jTj 

WEBB HOUSE. WBTHEBSFTELD. CONN. 



National Society of the Colonial Dames of America- 
Connecticut. Manuscript collection, 1886-1929. 

61-2913 



WELLESLEY OIHM Hfwafly 

Bates, Katharine Lee, 1859-1828. Papera, ca. 
1866-1929. 



Repository Index 



WBLLESLBY COLLEGE. LIBRARY (Continued) 

Browning, Elizabeth (Barrett) 1809-1861. 
Papers, 1816-61. 

Browning, Robert, 1812-1889. Papers, 1845-89. 



Whitney, Anne, 1821-1915. Papers, 1835-1115. 



WB8LETAM PNTVERSITY. MroDLBTOWN. CONN. 
LIBRARY 

rut, Wilbur, 1792-1839. Papers, 1824-39. 61-1166 

Foes, Cyras David, Bp, 1834-1910. Papers of 
Cyras David and Cyras David Foaa, Jr., 1851- 
1909. 61-1167 



WEST VIRGINIA. PEPT. OF ARCHIVES AMD HISTORY 
Edwards, WUUam Henry, 1822-B09. Papers, 



1858-1905. 



62-25SS 



T 



Lewis, VlrgU Anson, 1848-1913, collector. Papers 
relating to raUroada, rivers, roads, aad rampOee, 
1790-1910. 61.2190 



WEST VIRGINIA. DMVERSriT. LIBRARY 

Ambler, Charles Bear;, 1876-1957. Papers, 1834- 
18OT. 60-40 

American Association of Uiilverstty Women. West 

Virginia Division. Reports, 1955-58. 60-330 

Ann, Paalme Morehnadj collector. Papers, 1855-1947. 

81-2800 

Aurora, W. Va. Saint Peal's L u t h er an Church. 

Records, 1787-1956. 80-329 

BaUoy, Lemuel. Papers of Lemaal aad Bamnei 

Bailey, 1883-1903. 61-2818 

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Records, 
•*»■•*• 82-11 

Barbs, WaJtman, 1884-1925. Papers, 1884-1930. 

60-313 

Bams family. Papare, 1816-1929. 62-1143 

BaeseL Ames. Papers, 1882-92. 61-2817 

Basse!, John, 1840-1914. Papers, 1854-1816. 61-1553 

Buylas, George Harry. Papers, 1781-1955. 61-3121 

Baylas sadly. Papers, 1830-1941. 61-3124 

BealLCH. Papers, 1856-1907. 61-1550 

Bean family. Papers, 1833-87. 80-1049 

Bennett, Jonathan McCaBy, 1814-1887. Papers, 

1785-1899. —"" , . ls62 

Bennett, Lome, Papers, 1841-1916. 61-1552 

Bishop, Charles Mortimer, 1827-1898. Papers, 

«"-»»• 61-3182 

Borsman, Arthur ihghram, 1823-1896. Papera, 1836- 
1949. 60-1210 

Booghnsr, James Vance, 1812-1882. Papera, 1790- 
1888. 59-159 

Bowman, BarveyB. Papers, 1942-45. 61-1036 

Brand family. Papers, 1857-1954. 61-2904 

Braxton Co., W. Ta. Archives, 1830-1963. 62-944 

Briakmaa, Charms, 1866- collector. Papers on 

Grafton aad Taylor Co, W. Ta., 1852-1948. 80-1719 

Brooke Co, W. Ta. Archlvaa, 1776-1918. 80-1201 

Brooke family. Papers, 1856-1955. 60-1104 

Brooks, WUUam Elizabeth, 1875- collector, civil 
War papers, ca. 1825-1944. 80-896 

Brown, Lloyd w. Papere, 1901-32. 60-380 

Bueklew, Laroy, collector. Preston Connty papers, 
1775-1918. 60-1125 



■ records of finns located m Hendricks, 
W. Va, 1897-1944. 60-557 

fwens j ss records of firms located la Preston and 

Randolph Counties, w. Va, ca. 1917-50. 60-377 



isa recorda of arms looted m Bed Creek, W. Va, 
1909-22. 60-1354 



Callahan, James Morton, 1884-1956. Papers, 1836- 
1956. 59-134 

Camden, Johnson Newton, 1828-1808. Papers, 1845- 
1908. • 60-580 

Camden, Thomas Bund, b. 1829. Papera, 1882-1907. 

61-2803 

Campbell, A. V7. Papers, 1855-1907. 61-2802 

Campbell, Andrew Nelson, d. 1919. Papers, 1782- 

1932. 60-1047 

Carpenter, Charles, of W. Va., collector. Papers, 

1892-1938. 59-140 

Carrol], James H. Papers, 1812-1900. 61-3123 

Centners, Isaac Records, 1819-63. 61-1549 

Cather and Bailer, Tyrcoonel Mines, W. Ta. Aceoont 
books, 1881-89. 60-375 

Cbadwlck, French Eneor, 1844-1919. Correspondence, 
1903-14. 61-2801 

Cheeapeake aad Potomac Telephone Company of 
West Virginia. Papers collected by A. H. For- 
mat, 1938-38. 59-174 



Clark family. Letters, 1885-1939. 



59-128 



Clarksburg, w. Va. First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1798-1903. 80-310 

Cole, Harry Oaten, 1874-1950. Papers, 1909-50. 



Cook, Roy Bird, 1886- collector. Papers, 1773- 
1953. 80-41 

Cornwall, C M. Papere, 1840-1919. 59-131 

Cornwall, John Jacob, 1867-1953. Papera, ca. 1843- 
1953. 60-1456 

Craig, Fred E. Papere, 1910-45. 60-969 

Cramer, Charles William, 1878- Papers, 1894-1918. 

61-1547 

Crogan, Patrick J., 1856-1949. Papere, ca. 1900-30. 

59-133 

Crouch, Moses H. Business records, 1802-99. 59-132 

Cepp family. Papers, 1839-1948. 60-275 

CutHght family. Genealogical materials, 1887-1950. 

60-1359 

Daadrldge, Danske (Bedtager) 1858-1914. Correspond- 
ence, 1869-1913. 61-1564 

Dau g hter s of the American Revolution. West Virginia. 
Colonel John Evans Chapter, Morgantown. Re- 
cords, 1903-47. 59-129 

Daughters of the Amer i c a n Revolution. West Virginia. 
Elizabeth Ludrngton Hagans Chapter, Morgantown. 
Records, 1892-1947. 59-130 

Davie, Henry Gassaway, 1823-1916. Papers, 

1865-1916. 61-2299 

Davis Coal and Coke Company. Records, ca. 1898- 
1955. 60-362 

Davis family. Papers, 1809-1916. 62-213 

Dayton, Alston Gordon, 1857-1920. Papers, ca. 1848- 
1920. 80-1057 

Deaklas lamlly. Papers, 1778-1925. 60-1462 

Dent, Marmadnre, 1801-1880. Papere, 1855-91. 



DlUe, Thomas Hay. Papere, ca. 1774-1939. 



59-178 
60-1455 



Dodos, Gideon stanhope, 1880- Papers relating to 
Monongalia County churches, 1954. 59-166 

Edwards family. Papere, 1844-1951. 61-2804 

Elkins, Stephen Benton, 1841-1911. Papers, 1861- 

1946. 60-1717 

Ewla, William. Papers, 1784-1877. 82-2824 

Exchange Bank of Virginia. Weston Branca. Records, 
1852-68. 60-1406 

Fairfax, George W. Papere, 1808-98. 60-369 

Fairfax, Ralph, collector. Records, 1844-77. 61-1567 

Fairfax family. Papers of the Fairfax and Wurman 
famlllen of tralontown, Pa, Morgantown and King- 
wood, W. Ta, 1811-1933. 60-423 

Farneworth, Moose. Paper*, 1821-99. 62-566 

Fayette Co, W. Va. Archives, 1787-1923. 60-1107 



Flanagan, WUllam J. b.1838. Papers, 1826-194L 

61-3314 

Fleming, Aretaa Brooks, 1839-1923. Papers, 1764- 
1924. 61-3358 

Fleming, B. A, firm, Fairmont, W. Va. Records, 

1854-1907. 59-127 

Fleming, Helen M. Papers, ca. 1812-1951. 61-lS8e 

Fleming lamlly. Papers, 1810-1943. 60-1728 

Floyd, Kobert L, collector. Papers relating to 
George Rogers Clark Floyd and the Floyd family, 
1843-1953. 61-1569 

Forman, L. J. Papers, 1837-1934. 59-177 

Fox, William, of Hampshire Co., V7. Va. Papers, 

1762-1895. 60-2389 

FrlsseU, John, 1810-1893. Papers, ca. 1858-88. 

60-562 
Garrison (M. J.) and Company, Wadestown, W. ya. 

Records, 1858-1922. 60-1454 

Glssy, Jacob L. Business records, 1917-47. 59-176 

Glasscock, William Ellsworth, 1882-1925. Papers, 
1908-25. 59-160 

Gofi, David. Papers, 1826-1904. 80-1463 

Gaff, Guy Despard, 1867-1933. Papers, 1911-31. 

80-1413 

GoB, Nathan, 1843-1920. Papers, ca. 1886-99. 60-1073 

Gore, Howard Mason, 1877-1947. Papers, 1908-47. 

60-1450 

Hagans family. Papers, 1818-95. 60-1023 

Hall, Granville Davlsson. Papers, 1861-1926. 60-987 

Hampshire Co, W. Va. Archives, 1736-1949. 60-995 

Harold, Nan Brooke, collector. Papers, 1859-1914. 

61-1570 

Harrison, Benjamin, Pres. U. 8, 1833-1901. 

Letters, 1886-1900. 62-579 

Hayes, Manliffe. Papers, 1851-1912. 82-1405 

Haynxond-Ftemlng Law Firm, Fairmont, W. Va. 

Records, 1780-1936. 60-1065 

Historical Records Survey. West Virginia. West 

Virginia historic records, 1750-1939. 60-1063 

Holt, Rush Dew, 1905-1955. Papera, 1888-1950. 

61-3356 

Holt family. Papers of the Holt and Keyes faming 
1878-1944. 60^57B 

Hopkins, Andrew Delmar, 1857-1948. Papere, 1787- 
1943. 60-879 

Howard, Adolphus P. Papers, 1850-1938. 61-3131 

Hubbard family. Papers, 1794-1914. 60-1072 

lean, VI. O. Correspondence, 1873-80. 61-3004 

Jackson, S. F. Business records of S. F. Jackson, 
J. G. Jackson, and the Jackson Grocery Co. of 
Jane Lew, W. Va, 1837-1956. 60-363 

Jackson, Thomas Jonathan, 1824-1863. Papers, 1845- 
1951. 60-871 

61-3307 

Jacob, John Jeremiah, 1829-1893. Papers, 1886-78. 

61-1559 



Jackson, William A. Papers, 1892-1930. 



Jacob family. Papers, 1824-1921. 81-1560 

Jefferson Co, W. Va. Archives, 1802-1913. 60-554 
Jenkins, John £. Papers, 1826-1951. 60-1710 

jolllffe CA.) and Son, Knob Fork, w. Va. Records, 

1897-1919. 59-175 

Jones, Clement Ross, 1871- Papers, 1897-1939. 

60-1105 

Jones, William J, of Morgantown, w. Va, collector. 
Records of window glass workers' unions, 1886- 
1920. 60-381 

Judy, Elvm Lycurgos, 1870-1954. Papers, 1756- 

1949. go-273 

Kanawha Co, W. Va. Archives, 1779-1933. 60-299 

Kilgore, Barley Martin, 1893-1956. Papers, 1937-56. 

60-352 



Lalshley, Peter T. Papere, 1809-1915. 



62-518 



WEST VIRGINIA UMVERSnT. LIBRARY (Continue.)) 

Lambert, Oscar Dome, 1888- collector. Papers. 

1TO-1929- 61-3222 

Lantz, William. Papers of William and B. s. '— ■'- 

1880-82. U-2903 

Leeper family. Papera of the Leeper, Bowman, and 
Veach families, 1779-1898. 60-271 

Lewis Co., W. Va. Archives, 1775-1933. 60-292 

Lewis family. Papera, 1825-1986. 60-320 

Lighttmrn family. Papers, 1836-1935. 60-296 

Literary society archives of Monongalia Academy and 
West Virginia University, 1827-1920. 60-1052 

Longacre, Mrs. Glenn V, collector. Harrison and 
Doddridge Counties papers, 1T78-1955. 62-2074 

Lynchburg Coal and Coke Company. Records, 1934- 
40. 80.551 

McCamic, Charles, 1874-1956. Papers, 1919-56. 

60-300 

McCleery, wfUlam, 1741-1821. Papers, 1770-194S. 

60-319 

McCoy family. Papers, 1761-1903. 80-368 

McfHmrts, William Hereford, 1855-1930. Papers. 

1834-1954. 80-297 

McGraw, John Thomas, 1856-1920. Papers, 1842- 

1M8. 60 . 24e 



60-581 
60-354 

60-584 



60-301 
60-351 



McNeill family. Papers, 1770-1929. 
Marmlon family. Papers, 1798-1851. 

Marshall, Jacob Williamson, b, 1830. Papers 
1852-99. *vm. 

Mason, John W., 1842-1917. Papers, 1912-19. 60-229 

Mason Co., w. va. Archives, 1772-1908. 60-223 

Maxwell, George Ralph, 1898- collector. Papers 
1849-1918. 61-2890 

Maxwell, Hu, 1860-1927. Papers, ca. 1845-1950. 

Maxwell, Lewis. Papers, 1825-1903. 

Miller, Freda Clare (Rainbow) collector. Papers 

1782-1940. ^61-3217 

Miller, See Proctor, collector. Papers, 1780-1879. 

61-3288 
Monongalia Co., W. Va. Archives, 1774-1936. 60-294 

Monongalia Co., W. Va. Defense Council. Radio 

scripts, 1942-43. 61-2892 

Mo no ngali a Co., W. Va. Relief AdmlnistraUon. 

Records of federal relief, 1933-37. 61-2893 

Monongalia Historical Society, Morgantown, W. Va. 

Records, 1827-1956. 60-293 

Monroe Co., W. Va. Archives, ca. 1772-1923. 60-1733 
Monroe Co., W. Va. School records, 1818-1902. 



Moreland, James Rogers, 1879-1955. Papers, 1815- 
1957. 



Morgan, Ephralm Franklin, 1869-1950. Papers, 

1920-25. 60-230 

Nicholas Co., W. Va., to world War H, 1942-45. 60-316 

Northwestern Turnpike Association. Records, 1922- 



26. 



61-2895 



Oglebay Rhymer's Club, Wheeling, w. Va. Poems. 



1935-42 
Ohio Co., W. Va. Archives, 1772-1935. 



60-364 
60-356 



Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly. Records, 
1888-1951. 60-360 

Pardee and Curtln Lumber Company. Records 1889- 
19SS - 60-379 

Parker, William, of West Virginia. Papers, 1845- 

1886 ' 61-2896 

Pemberton, Robert Landon, I860- Papers, 1880- 



Pendleton Co., W. Va. Court records, 1789-: 



60-315 



Plerpont, Francis Harrison, 1814-1B99. Papers. 

1830-1934. 60-312 

Pinlck, Jacob. Papers, 1853-65. 81-2897 

Poling (J. E.) and Company, HendrlckB W Va. 

Records, 1887-1927. g0_3 76 



Repository Index 



Porter, James, of New Cumberland, W. Va. Papers, 
1870-1912. 80-378 

Post, Melville Dsrtsson, 1871-1930. Papers, ca. 

1915-30. 61-2898 

Post family. Papers of the Post, Davlsson, and 

CopUa families, 1842-1926. 60-361 

Price family. Papers, 1813-1945. 60-1451 

Price family. Papers, 1830-1945. 60-358 

Ramsay, Robert Lincoln, 1877-1956. Papers, 1932- 
52. 60-339 

Records of West Virginia servicemen of World War 
H, 1942-46. 60-345 

Reynolds, Francis Marlon, 1843-1931. Papers, 1845- 
1931. 60-386 

Robinson, Ira Ellsworth, 1889-1951. Papers, 1818- 
195L 60-311 

Rogers, John, of Morgantown, w. Va. Papers, 1777- 

1857. 60-317 

Rowan, Richard B., collector. Papera, 1894-1950. 

60-1412 

Ruffuer-Danaalrr and Company. Records of the 
Cincinnati agency of Raffiier-Donnally and Co. 
1833-85. gojTj 

Salt Sulphur Springe Company. Records, 1819-1932. 

60-585 
Sanders, John Clark, 1872-1948, collector. Papers. 

ca. 1816-1900. 62-2531 

Seckar, Alvena V. Papers, 1940-56. 80-385 

Sbotl, Hugh Ike, 1866-1953. Papers, 1858-1954. 

60-353 
Silver, Gray, 1871-1935. Papers, 1903-35. 60-579 

Simpson, F. A. Records, 1909-42. 80-1066 

Smith, Clarence £., collector. Papers, 1787-1956. 

60-1445 
Smith, Clarence L., collector. Papers, 1852-1906. 

60-1053 
Smith, George Washington, 1814-1860. Papers, 1816- 
8S * 60-1453 

60-1449 
60-1109 
61-2899 
81-2900 



Smith family. Papers, 1800-1942. 
Smith family. Papers, 1823-75. 
Snider, Martin. Papers, 1834-89. 
Snyder family. Papers, 1790-1937. 

Sonoma (Steamboat) Shipping accounts, 1883-84. 

60-373 
*ffM faS"" coU8e,or - *"""■■> County papers, 

KW-1943. 61-3219 

Stewart, D. Boston. Papers, 1782-1916. 61-2902 

Stuart, Walter, 1879- Correspondence, 1910-49. 

60-1406 
Summers Co., W. Va. Archives, 1859-1949. 60-1006 

Summers family. Papers, 1831-1956. 60-1087 

Surveyore' field books, 1753-65. 60-817 

T^J?!?? 8 * BoteI - Sweetsprlngs, W. Va. Records, 
1860-1927. 6o: 1418 

Sydenetrieker, O. P. Records, 1884-94. 60-560 

Tolbert family. Papere, 1784-1931. 80-367 

Tucker, Eldon B., collector. Papers, ca. 1833-1956. 

60-338 
Tucker Co., w. Va. Archives, 1853-70. 60-553 

Tyler Co., w. Va. Archives, ca. 1788-1933. 60-552 

"' \^"T- S?"*- Vlismla (""•«" District, 1818- 

D '?««, P ?? 0eiCe ' MolS!Btown ' w - T »- Records, 

18d7 " 88 - 60-374 

U.S. Signal Corps Station, Morgantown. w Va. 

Records, 1876-8L 6 0-421 

VanWinkle, Peter G., 1808-1872. Papers, 1827- 

■ 60-3322 

Varner family. Papers, 1884-1940. 60-555 

Wade family. Papers, ca. 1880-1940. 60-549 

Wallace, Matthew. Papers, 1880-93. 60-1685 

Watson family. Papers, 1868-1953. 60-3321 

Webster Co, W. Va. Archivee, 1834-1951. 80-1005 



Welton family. Papers, 1770-1928. 60-1108 

West, Rufus A., collector. Papers, 1774-1952. 60-3342 

Weet Virginia. Agricultural Experiment Station, 

Morgantown. Archives, 188S-1917. 60-559 

West Virginia. County Court (Monongalia Co. ) "M 

Records, 1878-1916. 61-2891 

West Virginia. National Guard. 1st Infantry. 

Records, 1886-99. 61-2910 

Weet Virginia. University. Archives, 1872-1948. 

80-1268 
West Virginia. University. Business records 

collected by the University, 1795-1940. 624549 

West Virginia. University. Commencemeots, 

1870-1929. 60-235 

West Virginia. University. Diaries and Journals 

1763-1877. 62-1559 

West Virginia. University. Genealogical materials. 

62-1098 
Weet Virginia. University. Historical materials. 

62-1606 
West Virginia. University. Land records, 1749-1943. 

62-UI11 
Weet Virginia. University. Legal materials, 1790- 

iS26 - 62-1091 

West Virginia, University. Literary manuscripts 

and related papers, ca. 1879-1956. 82-1081 

West Virginia. University. Materials relating to 

educational institutions, 1803-1953. 62-1094 

West Virginia. University, m«~ ii—«^i»' ^^.. ^.i. 

"61-1854. 62-1033 

wVeTVirgliua. University. Miscellaneous records, 

"■a- 1958 - 61-2901 

West Virginia. University. Official records of 

West Virginia, 1788-1950. 82-1180 

West Virginia. University. Papers on building con- 
struction, 1873-1916. " 80-906 ^at 

West Virginia. University. Personal papers and ^»* 

related materials, 1758-1957. 62-1029 

West Virginia. University. Records of organisa- 
tions, 1719-1952. 62-1043 

West Virginia. University. Records of the inaugura- 
Uomvof presidents of West Virginia Unlverelrr 
1897-1947. 60-224 

West Virginia. University. Scrapbook, ca- 1887- 

1S35- 60-233 

Weet Virginia. University. Scrapboeke, albums and 
clippings, 1838-1956. 62-1093 

.West Virginia. University. Student records, 1877- 

1949. 60-1007 

West Virginia. University. World War I records, 

1917-44. 80-222 

West Virginia. University. World War n records, 

l* 40 " 48 - 60-276 

West Virginia. University. Agricultural Extension 
Division. Archives, 1912-55. 60-425 

West Virginia. University. Board of Governors 

Archlvea, 1926-42. 60-869 

West Virginia. University. College of Agriculmre, 
Forestry, and Home Economics. Archives, 1918- 
M - 60-548 

West Virginia. University. College, crt Agriculture, 
Forestry, and Home Economics. Publications. 
1938-47. V 5 58 

West Virginia. University. College of Pharmacv 

Archives, 19*4-52. ^^60-358 

West Virginia. Unlverelty. Committee on Off-Campos 
Contacts. Scripts, 1949-56. 60-1340 

West Virginia. University. Graduate SchooL Ar- 
chives. 1910-50. bCBmL ^so^s 

^fJ! 1 ^- VBinrBa y- library. Archives, 

1888-1954. jo.jjg 

West Virginia. University. Library. Berkeley 
County materials, 1735-1924. 62-3257 

West Virginia. University. Library. Brooke Coun- 
ty papers, 1767-1895. 62-3256 

west Virginia. University. Library. Monongalia 

County land and legal papers, ca. 1783-1859. 61-3218 

West Virginia. University. Library. West Virginia 
Collection. West Virginia history papers, ca. 1748- 
1942 - 60-1448 



f 



Repository Index 



WEST VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY (Continued) 

West Virginia. University. Mountaineer Credit 

Union. Archives, 1943-47. 60-334 

West Virginia. University. President's Office. 

Archives, 1867-1945. 60-240 

West Virginia. University. School at Mines. Ar- 
chives, 1816-60. 60-2T4 

West Virginia. University. Scientific Society. 

Archives, 1914.42. 60-226 

West Virginia, war History Commission. Records. 
1928-46. 60-241 

West Virginia Collegiate Academy of Science. West 
Virginia University Chapter. Archives, 1949-56. 

60-346 

West Virginia Folk-lore Society. Papers, 1916-26. 



West Virginia Infantry. 12th B*gu, 1862-1885. Co. F. 
Records, 1B62-66. 61-1548 

West Virginia Library Association. Beeords, 1914- 

57. 60-892 

West Virginia State buildings collection, 1912-31. 



West VlrgmU State Dental Society. Beeords, 1900- 
55. 60-556 



Wetzel Co, W. Va. Archives, 1846-1936. 



60-231 



White, Albert Blakeslee, 1856-1941. 
1929. 



Papers, 1888- 

60-2T2 



White, Israel Charles, 1848-1927. Papers, 1867- 

1941. 60-2T0 

Wiley, Samosl T. Papers, 1821-98. 62-580 

Wflkm, James R., collector. Papers, 1828-1957. 



WlOey, Waitman Thomas, 1811-1900. Papers, 1830- 
1900. 60-295 

Wilson, David L. Papers, 1853-99. 61-2905 

Wilson, James, df Wood Co, W. Va. Papers of James 
WQsan and ths StrffiUng and Toung f* m V\n lt. ca. 
1781-1934. 60-356 

Wood Co., W. Va. Archives, 1785-1935. 60-232 

Wooftor, Carey, collector. Ballads and folklore of 
West Virginia. 60-228 

Writers' Program. West Virginia. Papers. 60-337 

Young, Guy B. Papers, 1880-1940. 60-234 



WESTERN HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS. BOOLDER. 

COLO, see COLORADO. nNTVEKSlT^. 

LIBRARIES. WESTERN HISTORICAL COLLEC- 
TIONS 



WESTERN HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COLLECTION. 
COLUMBIA, MO. see MISSOURI. mgVBRSTTY 
LIBRAH t . WfcfiTEKN HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS 
COLLECTIONS 



WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 

Western North fhrftifria ffifftftriflal ^ wwnaH^ 

Manuscript collection, 19S2-6L, 62-1238 



WESTERN B BSBRVT. HIS TORICAL SOCIETY. 
CLEVELAND 

Anderson, Richard C lough, 1750-1626. Papers at 
the Virginia Military District In Ohio, 1787-1839. 

62-4134 

Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1876. Papers, 1861-65. 



Burton, Theodore Elijah, 1851-1929. Papers, 

1876-1928. 62-4384 

Cafflnberry family. Papers, 1767-1930. 62-4435 

Feasenden, William Pitt, 1806-1869. Papers, 

1837-69. : 62-4393 

Gross, William L., 1839-1909. Papers, 1862-67. 

62-4239 



Bale family. Papers, 1810-1940. 

Harriet, Myron Timothy, 1854-1929. Papers, 

ca. 1827-1935. 
Mewett, Alfred, collector. Papere, 1736-1955. 

Morgan, Daniel Edgar, 1877-1949. Papers, 
1929-49. 



62-4392 



Riddle, Albert Gallatin, 1816-1902. Papers, 

1835-1901. 62-4396 

Ritchie, Samuel J. , 1838-1906. Papers, 1870- 

1918. 62-4337 

Palmer, William Pendleton, 1861-1927, collector. 
Medical department and hospital papers 
collection: Union and Confederate Armies, 
1846-66. 62-4397 

Palmer, William Pendleton, 1861-1927, collector. 

Regimental papers of the Civil War. 62-4389 

Pitkin, Perley Peabody, d. 1891. Papers, 1B61-68. 

62-4122 

SlgeL Franz, 1824-1902. Papers, 18S1-I90L 62-4178 

Stout, Samuel Hollingsworth, 1822-1908. Papers, 

1861-65. 62-4388 

Whittlesey, Elisha, 1783-1863. Papers, 1804-63. 



WESTERN RESERVE UN1VKK&HTY,. CLEVELAND. 
LIBRARY 

Baker, Newton DtehL 1871-1937. Papers, 1913-18. 

61-3213 
Clarke, John Hessln, 1857-1945. Clarke letters, 

1916-44. 60-1121 

CrowelL Benedict, 1869-1952. Papers, 1917-20. 

60-2024 

Darrow, Fritz Sage, 1882-ca. 1929. Papers. 60-22 

Darrow, Fritz Sage, 1882-ca. 1929, collector. 

Darrow coUeetlon of Belmontlana. 60-35 

Herrick, Francis Edbart, 1858-1940. Papers, 1878- 
1938. 59-197 

Shepherd, Arthur, 1880-1858. Papers, 1892-1958. 

61-1694 

Towing, Charles Franklin, 1853-1937. Papers, 1870- 
1937. 60-6 



WHITMAN NATIONAL MONUMENT. WALLA WA ITA, 
WASH. 

Whitman, Marcus, 1802-1847. Whitman mission in the 
Pacific Northwest, 1834-59. 61-1597 



wilberforce pniybbstty. wtlberforce qhk). 

library 1 ~ ■ ■ 

Amett, Benjamin William, Bp„ 1838-1906. Papers, 
1860-1900. 60-886 

Ccppin, Levi Jenkins, Bp, 1848-1923. Papers, 1888- 
1920. 60-884 

HUL Charles Leander. Papers, 1948-56. 60-870 

Mills, Clarence Harvey, 1892-1949. Correspondence, 
1930-47. 60-1004 

Ransom, Reverdy Caserns, Bp, 1861-1959. Papers, 
1893-196L 60-895 

Scarborough, William Sanders, 18547-1926. Papers, 
1870-1926. 60-1003 



WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS LIBRARY see MICHIGAN. 
UNIVERSITY. WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS LIBRARY 



WTLTflN H ISTORICAL s nrrg-ry- 

Betts family. Business papers, 1794-1841. 62-620 

Cob), Sherman, 1804-1879. Accounts, 1833-39. 



Comstock family. Papers, 1784-1883. 62-617 

Gilbert, EH. Ledgers, 1840-59. 62-1408 

Hojt, Solomon. Ledgers, 1834-48. 61-3312 

Jones, Charles, 1820-1892. Papers, 1842-92? 

62-603 

MiddLebrook, Jonathan. Papers, 1782-1831. 62-591 

Middle brook family. Papers, 1807-55. 61-2738 

Morgan and Heeler, Wilton, Conn. Ledgers, 1819-31. 

61-3311 

New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. 
Ledgers, 1874-1917. 62-198 

Nichols family. Business papers, 1809-70. ; 61-2288. 



Olmstead, Bawtoy, 1793-1868. Papers, 1830-52. 



Scott, Samuel, 1795-186L Business papers, 

1822-62. 62-621 

Wilton Historical Society. Historical papers by 

members of the society, ca. 1930- 62-619 

WUton Historical Society. Wfttonlana, 1733-1950's. 

61-2326 



WISCONSIN. STATE H ISTOBIPAI. SOCIETY 

Adams, Charlss Kend a ll, 1835-1902. Papers, 1872- 
1902. 82-1075 

Adams, Henry CuUen, 1850-1906. Papers, 1670- 

1906. 62-1076 

Adams, John C, 1842-1895. Papers, 1792-1899, 

1932. 62-1415 

Aides, Albert, d. 1892. Papers, 1792, 1836-92. 



Allen, William Francis, 1830-1889. Papers, 1788, 

1824-1920. 62-1510 

Aluminum Company of America. Correspondence, 

1927-47. 62-1902 

Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen 
of North America. Records of local 358, 
Janesvllle, Wis., 1934-51. 62-4736 

American Federation of Labor. Records, 1881- 
1952. 62-345B 

American Federation of Labor and Congress of in- 
dustrial Organizations. Committee on Political 
Education. Records, 1946-59. 62-3399 

American Federation of Musicians. Local 59, 

Kenosha, Wis. Records, 1B97-1940. 62-3126 

American Federation of State, County, and Muni- 
cipal Employees. Local 171, Madison, Wis. 
Records, 1936-47. 62-3131 

American Federation of State, County, and Muni- 
cipal Employees. Records of local No. 1, 
Madison, Wis., 1936-50. 62-4737 

American Federation of Teachers. Local 223, 

Madison, Wis. Records, 1930-51. 67.-3132 

American Fur Company. Records, 1803-66, 62-1906 

American League for Peace and Democracy. Maiwim 
Branch. Records, 1937-40. 62-1077 

American Legion. Wisconsin. Records, 1919. 62-1776 

American Society of Equity of North America. 

Records, 1916-34. 62-1939 

American Turners, mbhim,» wis. Records, 

1855-1952. 62-2569 

Anderson, James Sfbree, 1841-163L Papers, 1829- 
1926. 62-1078 

Anderson, Rasmus BJem, 1848-1936. Papers, 1841- 
1936. 62-2081 

Anderson, Wendell Abraham, 1840-1929. Papers, 1855- 
1922. 62-1080 

62-1901 



Anderson, William J. Papers, 1876-1935. 

Andrews, Byron, 1852-1910, collector. Papers, 

1657-1801. 62-637 

Andrews, Stephen Pearl, 1812-1886. Papers, 1869- 
1925. 62-1863 

Anketen, Margaret Papers, 1851-1915. 62-1243 

Annate, Fritz. Papers of Fritz Annete and of his 
wife, MathUde r*ranziska Annate, 1791-1884. 

62-2085 
Appleton, NathamsL Papers, 1779-96. 62-1079 

Arnold, Fredrick, 1811-1873. Papers, 1823-6L 

62-1771 

Associated Gas and Electric Company. Beeords, 

1902-54. 62-3818 

Aylward, John A, 1861-1916. Papers, 1866, 1907-15. 

62-2013 
Babcock, Joseph Weeks, 1850-1909. Papers, 1864- 

62-1454 



1916. 



Babcock, Stephen Moulton, 1843-193L, Papers, 1814- 

19 _ SL 1 52-2236 

Bailey, Thomas J, d. 189L, Papers of Thomas J. 

and Henry J. Bailey, 1842-1918. 62-2407 

Ballly, Alexis, 1798-1881. Papers, 1821-88. 52-1922 



WISCONSIN. STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Balrd, Henry Samuel, 1600-1875. Papers, 1798-1890 
1930. 62-2274 

Baker, Charles Mlnton, 1804-1872. Papers, 1835-72. 

62-3527 
Baldwin, William Henry, 1891- Papers, 1922-60. 

62-1047 
Ballard, Anson, 1821-1873. Papers of Anson Ballard 
and Nathaniel Edwards, 1838-74. 62-2444 



62-527 



Bancroft, Levi E., 1861-1948. Papers, 1863-1956. 

Barker, George W. Business records, 1842-59. 

62-1441 
Barker, Jacob A. Correspondence, 1835-54. 62-1772 

Barker and Stewart Lumber Company, Wausau, Wis 

Record books, 189S-1915. 62-1307 

Barnes, Henry L., 1835-1916. Papers of Henry L. 

and Edgar C. Barnes, 1871-1932. 62-1770 

Barry, AUred ConstanOne, 1615-1868. Papers, 1835- 

1M8. 62-1763 

Barton, Albert Olans. Papers, 1858-1947. 62-2442 

Bates, William Wallace, 1827-1612. Papers, 1857- 

19u - 62-1453 

Baumgartner, Jacob, 1830-1916. Record books, 1846- 
1916. 62-2249 

Baxter, John B. C, d. 1892. Papers, 1828, 1859-80. 

62-1940 



Beck, Joseph David, 1866-1936. Papers, 1901-37. 



62-2256 
62-3414 



belltz, AUred. Papers, 1897-1951. 

Bender, Peter, d. 1878. Papers, 1828-1914. 82-2014 

Bennett, Van S., 1836-1914. Papers, 1861-64. 

62-2001 
Benton, Charles S., 1810-1882. Correspondence, 

1837 - n - 62-1925 

Bigford, Thomas, 1815-1890. Papers, 1838-74. 62-1859 

Blllinghuret, Charles, 1818-1865. Papers, 1845-99. 

62-2366 
Blrge, Edward AeabeL 1851-1950. Papers, 1855- 

1948. 62-2259 

Biota, Halvor A. Papers, 1849-99. 62-1966 

Blaine, John James, 1875-1934. Papers, 1873, 1894- 

1 ,M - 82-1947 

Blair, Emma Helen, d. 1911. Papers, 1809-1910. 

62-2358 
Bleyer, Henry, 1835-1922. Papers, 1792, 1843- 

1918. 62-1992 

Bliss, Henry L, 1831 ?-1896. Papers, 1851-07. 

62-2122 
Bliss family. Diaries, 1867-86. 82-2047 

Bloomgarden, Hermit; 1904- Papers, 1935-55. 

62-4756 
Boardxnan, Napoleon, 1825-1899. Papers, 1847-1905. 

62-2347 
Bolivia, Nicholas, d. 1827. Correspondence, 1811-23. 

62-1934 
Bolens, Harry Wilbur, 1864-1S44. Papers, 1836-1944. 

62-2254 
Bollee, Nathan. Record books, 1770-1810. 82-1305 

Bolton, William Compton, d. 1649. Papers of 

Bolton and of Charles Wilkes, 1801-60. 62-2892 

Bong, Richard Ira, 1920-1945. Correspondence, 

1941-44. 62-2410 

Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. Local 651, 

Beaver Dam, Wis. Minutes, 1937-50.' 62-3133 

Bottomley, Edwia, 1809-1850. Papers, 1791, 1842-64. • 

62-2121 
Bouek, Gabriel, 1828-1904. Papers, 1850-1908. 

82-2230 
Boudinot, Ellas, 1740-1821. Letter book, 1777-78. 

62-1764 
Bowman, Jonathan, 1828-1895. Papers, 1816-1933. 

82-1805 
Boyd, George, d. 1846. Papers, 1797-1858. 62-2257 

Bragg, Edward Stuyvesant, 1827-1912. Papers, 1853- 
1912 - 62-2184 



Repository Index 



Brlcklayere, Masons and Plasterers International 
Union of America. Records of Wisconsin 
locals, 1902-37. • 62-4738 

Brlgham, Ebenezer, 1789-1861. Papers, 1816-57. 

62-1999 

BHgham, Jerome Ripley, 1825-1897. Papers, 1832-96. 

62-2435 

British Temperance Emigration Society and Saving Fund. 
Records, 1842-62. 62-2015 

British. War Relief Society. Madison. Records, 1940- 

45, 62-1858 

Brooks, Ablsl E., 1801-1891. Papers, 1710-1903. 

62-2285 

Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper- 
hangers of America. Records of Wisconsin 
locals, 1901-51. 62-4723 

Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, 
Freight Handlers, Express and Station 
Employes. Records of Wisconsin lodges, 
1919-50. 62-4739 

Brotherton Indians. Records, 1788-1810, 1901. 62-1857 
Brown, Cecil B, 1907- Papers, 1935-58. 62-3408 

Brown, Charles Edward, 1872-1946. Papers, 1908- 

40 - 62-2237 

Brown, Jabez, 1625-1903. Papers, 1848-1949. 62-2252 

Brown, John B., 1821-1910. Diaries, 1872-1908. 

62-1804 

Brown Brothere Lumber Company, Rhlnelander ' 

Wis. Records, 1854-1959. 61-287 

Bnmson, Alfred, 1793-1882. Papers, 1615-82, 1915. 

62-2238 
Bryant, Frank H. Papers, 1792-1905. 62-2178 

Buck, Solon Jostns, 1884-1962. Papers, S01-43. 

62-1948 

Bulsson, Joaeph, b. 1846. Papers, 1891-1814. 62-1933 

Burchard, George, 1810-1890. Maries, 1836-86. 

62-2019 
Burmeister, Charles, 1855-1891. Papers, 1869-1918. 

62-2179 
BurnelL Levi, 1803-1881. Papers, 1843-80. 62-1803 

Burnett, Thomas Pendleton, 1800-1646. Corre- 



spondence, 1826-45. 



62-2180 



Burrows, George B., 1832-1909. Papers of 
George B. Burrows and James Richardson, 
a*-**- »cnurason, Kie3t 

Butler, James Davie, 1815-1905. Papers, 1706, 1778- 
1905. gj.227! 



Cady, Helen Baker, collector. Papers, 1801-1915. 
Cairns, Gertrude M. Papen, 1845-1956. 



62-1303 

62-3856 

Campbell, James C, 1810-1881. Diaries, 1851-53 
1861-63. 62-3773 

Campbell, William J., 1871-1956. Papers, 1925-54. 

62-3226 
Carrier, Spencer, 1826-1854. Diaries of Spencer and 
Emily 8. Carrier, 1847-56. 62-1856 

Carta-, Richard £., 1836-1918. Correspondence, 

1861-1900. '62-2264 

CassUy, Henry Clarence, 1910- Papers, 1846-88. 

61-3049 
CatUn, John, 1803-1874. Papers, 1823-86. 62-1784 

Chamberlln, Thomas Chrowder, 1843-1928. Papers, 

1878 " 88 - 62-1830 

0"pnra n , Chandler BurnelL 1815-1877. Papers 

"98-1877. 62-2181 



Charleton, William, 1831-1908. Papers, 1820-79. 
Chase, Wilfrid EarL. Papers, 1929-36. 



62-1785 
82-1398 



Cheever, DusrJn Grow, 1830-1897. Papers, 1842-97. 

62-2270 
Chubbuck, Jerome W. Correspondence, 1837- 97, 19SL 

62-1702 
Church, William B-, 1842-1893. Papers, 1861-96. 

62-1863 

Citizens Civic Council of Milwaukee County. Records. 
1918-25. ej.j.'goj 



Civilian Defense Volunteer Office, Milwaukee. 
Records, 1942-43. 



62-1861 



Clark, Darwin, 1812-1899. Business records, 1866- 
9L 62-1389 

Clark, John C, 1825-1917. Papers, 1852-1912. 82-405E- 
Clark, Orlando E., 1850-1919. Papers, 1767-1898. 

82-2016 
Clark, William, 1770-1838. Papers, 1797-1833. 

Clausen, Frederick Harold, 1875-1844. 
Papers, 1904-43. 

Clifford, John, 1673-1922. Papers, 1913-14. 

Clinton, George, 1739-1812. Papers, 1777-98. 

Clyman, James, 1792-1881. Papers, 1871-79. 

Cockerll], Walter B. Papers, 1911-18, 1950-58. 62-3409 

Cos, Edwin Deles. 1840-1909. Papon, 1880-1908. 

82-2182 
Cogswell, William C. Diaries, 1884-98. 62-1400 

Cohen, Wilbur Joseph, 1913- Paper., 1919, 

1932-61. 62-4656 

Cole, Charles D., 1808-1867. Papers, 1831-47. 62-1979 

Cole, Harry Ellsworth, 1861-1928. Papers, 18»7. 



82-2018 

62-2786 
62-1800 
62-2845 
62-1799 



1850-1929, 
Counan, Henry Root, 1800-1895 



82-1924 

I, 1B17-94. 

62-2247 



62-5012 



62-20*6 



Commons, John Rogers, 1662-1945. Papers, 
1894-1937. 

Comstock, John, 1812-1880. Papers, 1838-1814. 

Courier, Edith W., 1851-1931. Papers, 1881-81. 

62-1883 

Conovsr, Obediah Mltton, 1825-1884. Papers, 1843-82. 

62-1932 

Cooper, Henry Allen, 1850-1931. Papers, 1801-1894. 

82-2383 
Concot, Catharine M., 1876-1952. Papen at 

Catherine M. and John C. Concot, 1802-14. 62-2304 

Cothren, M on t go me ry M., 1819-1888. Papen, 

1841-88. ,2-3636 

Cottage Grove, Wis. Presbyterian Church. 
Records of Presbyterian congregatiQttS in 
Cottage Grove, Verona, and Milwaukee 1837- 
MO. ' 62-2871 



82-1882 
62-2539 



Coumbe, Warner B_, 1884- Notebooks, 1897-98. 

Cover, Joseph C, 1819-1872. Papen. 
1868-1905. 

Cover, Joseph a, 1819-1872. Papers, 1889-75. 

61-10(2 
Culver, Newton H. Papers, 1881-1911. 82-1996 

CnrUn, Jeremiah, 1835-1906. Papen, 1861-1800, 



62-1972 
82-2434 

Dalrymnle, William F„ 1825-1901. Papen, 1838-1913. 

62-2371 

Records, 1932-33. 

82-1881 

62-2429 



Curtis family. Papers, 1849-79. 



Dane County Commodity Exchange. 



61-253 



Daniels, Edward. Papers, 1834-1900. 

Dankoter, Harry Edward, 1883-1955. Papen. 
1865-1947. «*««. 

Daughters of the American Revolution. Wisconsin. 

Records, 1914-39. 62-3335 

Davidson, James O., 1854-1922. Papers, 1885-1919. 

62-2266 
Davidson, John Nelson. Papen, 1842-1842. 82-2388 

Danes, Howell David, 1882- Papers concerning the 
centennial of the Welsh settlement at Oshkosh. 
"«• 62-1880 

Davis, John Grim, 1810-1886. Papen, 1826-71. 

62-2248 

Davis, Moses M., 1820-1888. Correspondence. 

1849-83. 82-1880 

Day, Frederick T., 1842-1920. Papen, 1858-1910. 

62-2120 
82-1251 



Day family. Papen, 1839-93. 



WISCONSIN. STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 
Dean, Tnsmna. Papers, 1814-38. 42-1879 

DeXeon, Daniel, 1852-181*. Correspondence, 1889- 

**"•■ n-vm 

r Densmore, Benjamin, 1831-1913. Papers, 1845-57. 

61-2081 
Dsrlath, August William, 1809- Papers, 1838-1954. 

62-1957 
Dewey, Nelson, 1813-1888. Pnnsrs, 1818-1907. 62-3526 
Dickey, Karris C. Papers, 1941-42. 62-2225 

DIgnnm, Dorothy. Papers, 1907-69. 61-2906 

Dimock, Suu (Whitney) Papara, 1683-1903. 62-1878 

Dinsuale, Matthew, 1615-1898. Papers, 1636-97. 

62-2369 
Dodge, Joseph Thompson, 1823-1904. Papers, 1845-99. 

82-2187 
Dodge County (Win.) Medical Society. Records, 1694- 

1 ** 8 - 82-1877 

DonakWabn Sweet, 1869-1934. Papon, 1811-1834. 

62-2420 



IMS. 



Bood, 1816-1897. Papers, 1831- 



62-2428 



Doty, Jenms Dtua, 1799-1885. Papers, 1779-1879. 

62-3383 
DoadMjdgar George, 1877-1948. Papers, 1843, 

MW -* B - 62-3412 

Doismau, Berenkw Lome, 1800-1868. Papera. 

Lowner, Jason, 1813-1883. Papera, 1853-83. 82-4733 

Downs, WtthuBH.,b. 1819. Corrsspaidsnee of 
WUUam H. Dona and Us son Edmund H. Dona, 
1861-64. 62-4030 

Draper, Lyman Copeland, 1S15-IB9L Papers, 
f 1833-93. 



62-4718 
62-1487 



DrlnknU, Thomas O. Papers, 1864-65. 
Dudgeon, Matthew Simpson, 1871-1949. Papers, 

U0 »-*°- 61-1490 

DutunandW artumMH. , wmi^u,^ Beeorda, 1784- 

18W * 62-2064 

Button, Joseph, 1843-1831. Papers, 1901-20. 62-1994 
DwtanoU, Solomon Ashley, 1812-1879. Papers, 1776- 

18W - 82-2432 

Dye, En (Emory) b. 1865. Correapoadnce, 1900-03. 

62-1452 
Karl, David C, 1854-1692. Papera, 1877-92. 92-1872 
Eatoa, Edward Deiint, 1851-1942. Papera, 1826-1942. 



62-4824 



Ban date Building and Constructlen Trades 
OosaeU. Beearda, 1938-50. 

SwChJj Ctty-Couaty Health Dspt Beeorda, 

aalm * 1 - 62-2566 

Eat CadK-Dmm-Bspm Counties Medical Society 

Escorts, 1934-46. w jj.iTO 

E>n Ciain Lumber Compeay, ann Cure Win. 

Beeorda, 1848-88. 62-1927 

62-4953 

62-3068 



Bblmg, Water Henry. Papera, 1933-54. 
Edwards, Martha L., d. 1926. Papers; 

Edwards, Thomas David. Business records, 1891- 

1904 - 62-1798 



Bge, Peter, 1836-1920. Papers, 1B36-191L 



f * 



62-1969 

Eton, Barman Lewis, 1872-1954. Panels, 1886^ 
mt 62-3459 

jm, Btebard Emerson, 1812-1888. Papera, 1830-84. 

62-2165 



TOnsudorf, Lucas. Papers, 1788-1859. 
Emery, Joha 0^1843-1928. Papera, 1898. 
Empey, Boy A, 1883-1955. Papara, 1919-54. 
Eng»i,Otto. Papera, 1843-62. 
Bach, Beary, 1836-1909. Maries, 1848-55. 
Each, John Jacob, 1B81-B4L Papers, 1891- 

Evange Ileal Althmee for me Stats of Wisconsin. 
r.__. 1874-77. *»«™». 



62-1797 
62-1796 

62-2341 

82-2031 

62-3406 
62-2437 



Repository Index 



Enaa, Edward E., 1860-1932. Papers, 1896-1928. 

62-2267 
Bros, Joan 1L, 1820-1903. Papers, 1825-83. 

62-4333 
Everest, David C, 1883-1955. Papera, 190945. 62-3227 

rUrckQd, Lochia, 1831-1896. Papera, 1819-1923. 



. FalrOeld, George. Papera, 1844-1906. 62-2008 

Fallows, 8amual, Bo., 1835-1922; Papera, 

1856-1922. 62-2545 

Fann, John, 1819-1883. Papers, 1862. 62-1639 

Federal Writers' Project. Wisconsin. Records 

ca. 1936-42. a-m» 

Federated Trades Cfhinril, Green Bay Wis 

Records, 1895-1940. 62-4721 

Federated Trades Council of Milwaukee. Records, 
-.. lta >-*>- 62-4836 

Parser, Edna, 1887- Papers, 1948-57. 61-115 

Flna, Donald P„ 1888- Papers, 1947-54. 62-2286 

Fmke, Aenore H. Papers, 1941-52. 62-1874 

Fischer, John, 1910- Papers, 1946-51. 62-3854 

Flan, Carl Russell, 1876-1932. Papera, 1853-1932. 

62-2419 
Fiteh, Michael Beadriek, b. 1837. Papers, 1861-69. 

62-1640 
Flanders, Ralph Edward, 1880- Papers, 1951-57. 

62-3853 
Flint. Abel, 1785-1826. Correspondence, 1814-22. 

63-2029 
FUatAttred T., 1890 <ca.)-1954. Papers, 1819- 

"**- 62-3433 

Flower, Frank Abfad, 1854-1911. Papers, 1837-89. 

62-2009 
Fond da Lac Coanty Medical Society. Beeorda, 1868- 
».l*B-»5. 62-1871 

Food da Lac Gas Light Company, Fond do Lac, Wis. 

Records, 1873-1900. 63-1641 

Fowler, Samuel. Account hooka of Hiram E. 

Mourse and Samuel Fowler, 1838-1906. 62-4744 

Fox Rtver Valley District Council of Laborers. 

Records.J836-44. 62-3134 

Fra™, Andrew Jay, 1844-1932. Correspondence, 

W»-2S. 'gj^ne 



Fraacbsre, Gabriel, 1786-1863. Papers, 1835-37. 
Frank, Michael. Diaries, 1840-89. 



62-1796 
62-2010 
Freer, Jaass Archibald, 1861-1939. Papera, 1906, 

1919-40. 62-2422 

French, Lewis C, 1893-1960. Papers, 1918-60. 62-3848 

Frlefce, William A., 1857-1927. Papers, 1867-1928. 

62-1700 
Frisco, John G., 1899-1952. Papers, 1921-65. 

62-1909 
Gale, George, 1816-1898. Papers, 1840-92. 62-2427 

Gale, Zona, 1874-1938. Papers, 1838-190. 62-2446 

Qallnp, Andrew, 1830-1919. Papers, 1861-1909. 

62-1642 
6eh>m, Alfred, 1841-1924. Papera, 1861-64. 61-2966 

Gardner, Palmer, b. 1803. Correspondence, 1836-53. 

62-1786 
Gatrmer, Emma. Papera, 1848-79. 62-2409 

°^j B J^<*tor-.l«»-ul30. Business records, 

62-2457 

62-2787 

GKL Wumilred P. Stone, 1878-1941. Papera, 1935-40. 

62-1870 
Gfltott, Almerm, 1838-1896, Papera, 1862-70. 62-2012 

Gillia, Joan Lewis, 1871-1958. Papers, 1926-49. 

62-4344 

Glleon, Norman SbBpaiU, 1839-1914. Papers, 

WW-W0L * """■ gj.jgg, 

Gumn (Robert) and Company, Wyalnsbig, Wis. 

Beeorda, 1850-58. 62-1794 



627 



Gfbbe family. Papers, 1796-1903. 



Goggan, John Patrick. Papera, 1944-59. 62-3498 

Geodbnd, Walter S., 1862-1947. Papera, 1856-1932. 

62-3425 
Gordon, EUsabethS., 1824-1900. Papera, 1817-62. 

62-1793 
Gorbam, James W., 1808-1881. Papers, 1832-96. 

62-3475 
Grand Army of me Republic. Dept. of Wisconsin. 

B«ords, 1898. 62-1792 

Grant, Albert Weston, 1856-1830. Papera, 1872-1930. 

62-1791 

Grant County (Wis.) Medical Society. Minute books, 
1803-37. 62-1889 

Green Bay Labor Temple Association. Records. 

1920-40. 62-3115 

Greene, Howard, 1864-1956. Papers, 1683-1955. 

61-3294 

Gregory, Charles Noble, 1851-1932. Papera, 1878- 

1833. 62-1787 

GrigaoD, Charles A., 1806-1862. Cornspondenee 

l«0-5»- 62-1910 

Ground, William E., b. 1861. Papera, 1940-48. 62-3211 

Grove, Marie P., 1874- Poems. 62-1868 

Grunow, Herman. Papera, 1845-85. 62-1997 

Guenther, Richard William, 1845-1913. Papers, 



1878-1910. 



62-1699 



Gnmherg, AlewniHr, 1687-1939. Papers, 1904-39. 

82-3431 
Gundry, William P, 1853-1936. Papers, 1849-99. 

62-2275 
Gunnison, Henry W. Papers, 1836, 1853-61. 62-1931 

Bans, Wininm George, 1863-1924. Papers, 1898-1925. 

62-2352 

Height, John T., 1813-1653. Papers, 1791-1936. 62-3231 

Haines, Robert B. Correspondence, 1838-49. 62-1790 

Bambrecht, George Philip, 1871-1943. Papers, 



1919-35. 



62-3829 



Hamilton, Alfred K, 1840-1918. Papers, 1848-1900. 

62-1930 

H a milton, Henry P, 1862-1919. Papers, 1887-1918. 

62-1929 
H a milt o n, J. Talmal, b. 1815. Family history, 1837- 
T7. 62-1789 

Haaaaa, John Joseph, 1866-1946. Papers, 1921-42. 

62-1867 
Hanson, Malcolm Parker, 1894-1942. Papers, 1906- 
«• 62-2357 



Baraarthy, Agostin, 1812-1869. Papers, 1844-1886. 
Harder, Martin, b. 1805. Papera, 1827-64. 



62-2565 
62-2387 

Hardgrow, Timothy A., 1874-1953. Papers, 1930-53. 

62-3160 
Harper, Blanchard, d. 1925. Papers, 1840-1912. 

62-1919 
Harper, Cornelius Alton, 1864-195L Papers, 1875- 

B44. 62-2774 

Harrington, Michael M., 1880-1961. Papers 

1853-1955. "■■" ' a _^„ 

Harris, Joseph, 1813-1889. Papers, 1644-94. 62-2511 

Bart, Moss, 1904-1961. Papers, 1922-62. 62-3855 

Bareey, Lorenzo Dow, 1848-1922. Papera, 1894-1940. 

62-2340 
Hastings, Samuel Daxter, 1816-1903. Papera, 1836- 
n - 62-1928 



1810-1863. Papers, 1831-83. 

63-2350 

Baagen, Mils Pederson, 1849-1931. Papers, 1875-1931. 

62-2431 
Hawes, Charles Beary, 1887-1943. Papers, 1899- 

1806. a-ma 

Hawley family. Papera, 1766-1951. 62-2679 

Hayden Hardware, Sun Prairie, Wis. Records. 

1855-M27. gj.jssj 



Repository Index 



WISCONSIN. ST ATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Hayes, Hiram, 1831-1916. Papers, 1867-1815. 

83-2183 

Bays, James B, 1840-1888. Papers, 1846-67. 63-1783 

H'ffl* 1 *^', George Cochrane, 1833-1922. Papers, 

1863-1810, 1923. 62-3525 

HaxsUao, Gerry Whiting, 1639-1930. Papers, 1852- 
1930. 63-1782 

Hag, Haas Christian, 1829-1883. Correspondence, 

1863-63. 82-1985 

Henderson, Thomas, 1781-1816. Correspondence, 

1805-41. 62-1781 

Henry, William, 1794-1853. Papers, 1833-49. 

62-3281 

Berftath, Elizabeth, d. 1938. Papers, 1907-21. 62-1936 

Berries, Jacob B., h, 1832? Correspondence, 

1847-69. 63-2506 

Barron, William A., h. 1823. Papers, 1853-83. 63-3735 

Houston, Benjamin Franklm, 1833-1894, Papaxs, 

1849-94. 63-2433 



Hlbbard family. Papers, 1930-54. 



62-2540 



Hfldebrand, Gustav J„ 1682- Correspoadence, 

1945-55. 62-2463 

HUkratt, Horns, 1889-1933. Papers, 1899-1933. 63-2507 

Ilinkloy, Leonard Dwlght. Papers, 1861-1905. 

63-1993 

HUlkley, Luther, 1782-1859. Papers, 1825-1907. 



Hoard, Halbart Louis, 1861-B33. Papers, 

1873-1933. 62-2671 

Hoard," wmiam Dempster, 1836-1918, Papers, 1880- 

1918. 63-1937 

Hnrtsrtwi, Isaac Papers, 1850-63. 62-2000 

Holmes, Frederick Lionel, 1883-1946. Papers, 1864, 

1904-46. 63-3108 



Holt Lumber Company. Records, 1893-1943, 



B-2491 



WomoonitMc Mnrtlcnl Society of Wisconsin. 

Records, 1865-1953. 62-2480 

Hooker, Ell, 1430-1889? Papera, 1848-89. 61-385 

Hooper, Jessie Annette (Jack) 1885-1935. Papers, 

1909-34. 63-2286 

Hoppmsna, August C, 1872- Papers, 1918-23. 



HntchHsn, William Otis, 08-1954. Papers, 1919-25 

62-2504 

Howard, Charles P. Papers, ca. 1917-38. 62-4735 

62-2730 



Howard, James C, d, 1880. Papers, 
1813-81. 



Hove, Timothy Otis, 1816-1883. Papers, 1846-83. 

63-2514 

Hon*, Adda F. Papers, 1904-36. 62-2564 

HozSt, Vtanie (Ream) 1847-1914. Papers. 62-2505 

Hod* and Mellor Company. Records, 1884-91. 62-1938 

Ruber, Henry Alba, 1869-1933. Papers, 1895-1933. 

62-3528 

Ball, Merlin, 1870-1953. Papers, 1881-1953. 62-3228 
Hunter, Edward, 1902- -Papers, 1922-60. 62-3439 



Paul Oscar, 1886-1917. , Papers, 1909-18. 

82-2269 

Hutchlns, Frank Avery, 1851-1914. Correspondence, 
1909-13. 62-2534 



Ingram, Orrin tL, 1830-1918, Papers, 1857-1904. 



63-2272 



Inter national Alliance of Theat ric al Stage 
Employes and Moving Picture m*^m^» 
Operators of the United States and f^«* 
Local 18, Milwaukee. Records, 1894-1944. 



Inter n a tion al Association of Fire Fighters. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, 1910-51. 62-4741 

mternatlonai Association of Machinists. Badger 
Local 1406, Midi son. Wis. Records, 1938-48. 

62-3117 

mternatlonal Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. 

Records of Wisconsin locals, S05-49. 62-4724 



Internatittmal pi^Hyt-fwwiH «f T»»m— «•« Chauffeurs, 
Warehousemen and Helpers of America. 
Records of Wisconsin locals, D00-51. 62-4725 

International Hod Carriers', Building, and Common 
Laborers' Union of America. Records of local 
539, Green Bay, Wis., 1934-43. 62-4710 

International Longshoremen's Association. 

Records of local 815, Milwaukee, 1935-49. 62-4732 

International Order of Good Templars. Wisconsin, 

Grand Lodge. Records, 1856-1931. 62-2228 

International Society of Christian Endeavor. Local 
societies' replies to nuestlonaalres, 1895-97. 

62-1703 

mternatlonal Union of Operating Engineers. 

Local No. 311, Milwaukee. Records, 1906-50. 

62-3118 

International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft 
and Agricultural Implement Workers of 
America. Records of Wisconsin locals, 
1934-51. 62-4732 

Inter n a tion a l Workingmen's Association. Records, 
1871-76. 624943 

labam, Ruth Elba (Wales) 1849-1929. Correspoadence, 
1880-1900. 63-2007 

Jackson, Alfred Augustas. Papers, 1876, 1693- 
1912. 82-3781 

Jackson, Bettlna, 1880- Correspondence, 1915-25. 



James, Ada Lois, 1876-1952, Papers, 1816- 

1953. 62-2652 

Janesville Central Labor Union. Records, 1937-50. 

62-3141 

Janaky, CyHlMemodtus, 1870-1959. Papers, 1888- 
1957. 62-3849 

Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944. Papers, 1915-42. 82-2526 

Jenkins, George A., b. 1819. Diaries, 1842-95. 62-2253 

Jenkins, James Graham, 1834-1921. Papers, 1855- 

1927. 62-1749 

Jests, Albert Ernest, 1869- Correspoadsace, 

189849. 62-1778 

Jerome, Barry. Papers, 1925-38. 62-3463 

Johnson, Edward. Business records, 1850-72. 

62-1304 

Johnson, Esau, 1800-1884. Reminiscences, 1882- 

84. 62-1773 

Jones, Burr W., 1846-1935. Papers, 1873-1933. 

62-1774 

Jones, David T., 1860-1942. Papers, 1882-96. 62-3839 

Jones, Howard Murray, 1666-1953. Papers, 

1890-1940. 82-2700 

Jones, Jenkm Lloyd, 1843-1918. Papers, 1869-65. 

62-1775 

Jonee, Orlando S., h. 1831? Papers, 1852-1903. 62-2563 

Jones, Samuel, 1734-1819. Papers, 1760-93. 

62-2376 

Journeymen Barbers, Hairdressers, Cosmetolo- 
gists and Proprietors' International Union of 
America. Records of Wisconsin locals, 
1903-47. 62-4743 

Ending, Charles August, 1874-1656. Papers, 1896- 
1937. 61-1306 

Eahlenberg, Louis, 1870-1941. Correspondence, 

1900-39. 62-1701 

Earl, MatMas, 1892-1936. Papers, UM-20. 62-2686 

Kellogg, Amherst W. Papers, 1864-1916. 62-1942 

Kellogg, Louise Phelps, d. 1942. Papers, 1915-17, 

1937. 62-1853 

Kelly, Jane BeweL Diaries, 1866-67, 1871-98. 

62-1852 

Kemper, Jackson, Bp., 1789-1870. Papers, 1787- 

1884. 62-2681 

Kayea, Elista William, 1828-1910. Papers, 1808-1910. 

62-2268 

Kulsmemr Company. Record books, 1912-20. 62-1655 

Klmberley, Edwin 0„ d. 1919. Papers, 1850-82. 



62-1964 



King, Charles, 1844-1933. Papers, 1840-1932. 62-2245 

King, Franklin Hiram, 1848-I91L Papers, 1899-1929. 

62-2512 

Klnse, Augustus C, 1808-1863. Papers, 1641-64. 62-2537 

Klser, Joseph C, 1SU-1S95. Papers, 1840-1938. 

62-26(1 

Kleinpett, Henry, 1889-1951. Papers, 1904-51. 62-27361 

Knapp, Abraham V., 1832-1918. Dianas, 1861-63. 



Xnapp, Henry £., 1851-1932. Papers, 1740-1932. 

Knell, John, 1831-1873. Papers, 1851-83. 

Knight, Benjamin, d. 1855. Papers, 1835-78, 

Knight, Sse Clark. Correspondence, 1840-79. 

Knights of Labor. Records, 1887-68. 

Knights of Labor Building Association of West 
Superior. Records, 1888-1918. 

Kober, Arthur, 1900- Papers, 1924-59. 

Kreeh, George S., 1845-1936. Papers, 1849-1935. 



2-1854 

62-2265 , 
62-2273 
62-2408 
62-2562 
62-1864 

62-3140 
62-3850 



62-2185 



Kronshage, Theodore, 1869-1934. Papers, 1906-35. 

62-3441 



KamUan, Thure Ludwlg Theodor, 1819-1688. 
Papers, 1832-1948. 



La Bndde, Wllhelmlne D., 1880-1955. Papers, 
1924-56. 



La Count, David, 1828-1908. Financial records, 
1856-98. 62-3717 



La FoUstts, Philip Fox, 1887- 
1954. 



Papers, 1880- 



La Follette, Robert Marion, 1855-1925. 
Papers, 1879-1910. 

La Follette, Robert Marion, 1895-1953. 
Papers, 1BS6-SS. 



62-2847 

62-21 



»J| 



62-2639 



La Follette, Harper, Roe, and Zimmerman, Madi- 
son, Wis. Records, 1884-99. 62-3779 

Lake Monona Wild Life Sanctuary Association, 
Madison, Wis. Records, 1927-3L 



Latin, George W., 1817-1884. Correspondence, 
1837-83. 



62-2495 
62-2778 



Langlade, Charles Michel de, 1729-1800. Papers, 

1737-1600. 62-2503 

Langley and Akureon, Merrill, Wis. Records, 

1889-1909. 62-2561 

Lapham, Increase Allen, 1811-1875. Papers, 
1825-1930. 62-29U 

Larks, Aland. Letters, 1861-04. 62-2501 

Larson, Peter, 1823-1918. Letters, 1884-85. 62-2502 

I.arsann, Raymond Edward Francis, 1901- 

Papers, 1934-39. 62-2538 

Lawe, John, 1760-1846. Papers, H99-1B94. 62-2670 

Lawson, Publlue VlrgUius, 1853-1920. Papers, 

1840-1920. 62-3480 

Legler, Henry Eduard, 2361-1917. Papers, 

1833-1909. 62-2536 

Lslser, Frederick O. Papers, 1907-14, 1942-47. 62-2571 

Levi, Kate Asaphme (Everest) Papers, 1880-93. 62-2466 

Lewis, John P., b. 1824? Record books, 1844-97. 



62-211 

Lewis, Meriwether, 1774-1609. Papers, 1788-1906. 

62-2513 
Llghty, William Henry, 1866-1959. Papers, 1885- 
1953. 

Lincoln Lumber Company, Merrill, Wis. Record 

books, 1881-92. 62-2461 

Llndaas family. Letters, ca. 1844-1926. 62-3229 

Undsay, Howard, 1889- Papers of Howard 

Lindsay and Russel Crouse, 1918-81. 62-4924 

Literary Association of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. 

Record books, 1896-1904. 62-2663 



\ 



WISCOMSIN. STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 



r 



Lloyd, Henry Demarest, 1847-1903. Papers, 1840- 

l9 "- 62-3521 

62-2535 



Lockney, Jajxtes B. Papers, 1856-9L 

Loomis, Orland Steen, 1893-1942. Papers, 1909-45. 

62-3413 
Love, William De Loss, 1819-1898. Papers, 1860-81. 

62-2465 
Lbwry, David. Correspondence, 1837-43. 62-2635 

Lowry, Flora E. Papers, 1920-30. 62-2500 

Loy, David M., 1816-1873. Papers of David M. 

Loy and his son, Peter S. Loy, 1839-191L 62-2683 

MacArthur, Daniel S., 1859-1941. Papers, 1852- 



1940. 

McCall, James, 1774-1856. Papers, 1830. 
McCarthy, Charles, 1873-192L Papers, 1906-53. 



62-3718 
62-2515 



62-2672 



McCormicx, Robert. Papers on The American 

stranger, 1954-59. 62-1472 

McDermott, John C, 1816-1872. Papers, 1860- 

66 - 82-2884 

McDonnell, Joseph P., 1847-1906. Papers, 1878-1906. 

62-1862 

McGovern, Francis Edward, 1666-1946 Papers 

*><»-*■ ' 62-2678 

McGregor, Duncan, 1636-192L Papers, 1864-66. 62-2462 

McKay, Frederick Sumner, 1874- Correspondence, 

* SM " M - 62-2567 

McLaughlin, James, 1842-1923. Papers, 1911- 

■• 62-2719 

McMynn, John Gibson, 1824-1900. Papers, 1845-1925. 

82-2439 
J\ McNeil, John, 1784-1850. Official correspondence, 
"' 1829# 62-2464 

McNutt, James O., 1848-I93L Papers, ca. 

1M0 - 62-2640 

McRae, John, A. 1845-1890. Letter books, 1845-90. 

62-2445 
Madison (A.) Company. Record books, 1915-23 62-2460 
Madison China Aid Council. Records. 1938-44. 62-2692 
Madison Maennerchor. Records, 1B8L 62-2468 

Madison Patriotic Club. Record books, 1901-13. 62-2580 
Madison Rule Club. Records, 1916-19. 62-2558 

Madison, Watertown, and Milwaukee Plank 
Road Company. Records of the Madison, 
Watertovm and Milwaukee Plank Road 
Company and of the Lisbon and Milwaukee 
Plank Road Company, 1848-98. 62-2720 

Madison, Wis. Engine Company Ko. 2. Record 

books, 1856-1917. 62-2493 

Madison, Wis. First Baptist Church. Records, 1833- 
**' 62-1918 



62-3139 



^Rlarsl 
^J Marsl 



Madison, Wis. Labor Temple. Records, 1920-44. 

Main, WlUet S., 1828-1902. Diaries, 1850-1902. 

62-2644 
Malta, Albert, 1908- Papers, 1932-50. 62-3851 

Marsh, Cutting, 1800-1873. Papers, 1802-60. 62-2677 

Marshall, George M., 1835-1915. Papers, 
1854-1915. 



62-2691 



!l, 1820-1907. Papers, 1833-1946. 



62-2650 
Marshall, William A. Correspondence, 1917-18. 62-2622 
Martin, Morgan Lev/is, 1805-1887. Papers, 1747- 

18M - 62-2669 

Mauthe, William, 1873-1942. Speeches, 1927-33. 62-2568 
May, Earl Chapin, 1873-1960. Papers, 1848-1935. 

62-2559 
Mayers, Andrew A., 1848-1938. Papers, 1856- 

1928 - 62-2637 

"T^;/^ 1 " °; ' 1823 " 1896 - Pa*™ of John 

G. Meacham, Jr. and Sr., 1782-1928. 62-4925 



Repository Index 



Mead, Daniel Webster, 1862-1948. Papers, 

1875-1903, 193L 62-2653 

Mears family. Papers, I8S7-1942. 02-2623 

Mecum, Jesse M., 1869- Papers, 1898-1920. 62-3719 

MerrelL Edward Huntington, 1835-1910. 

Papers, 1862-1916. 82-2661 

Merrick, David, 1912- Papers, 1952-61. 62-3852 

Merrick, George Byron, 1841-193L Papers, 

"»«-OM- 62-2676 

Meteah-, John, 178891864. -BHSness records. 

^]I»Wfc — r 62 . 2Tn 

Methodist Episcopal Church. Conferences: West 
Wisconsin. Records, 1848-1951. 62-3334 

Meyer and Flnck Realty Company, Milwaukee. 

Records, 1885-1907. 62-2707 

Meyer, Balthasar Henry, 1866-1954. Papers, 

1877-1944. (2-26T3 

Meyer, Wallace, 1890?- Papers, 1905-46. 62-1256 

M 'lM7-29 MS D "' 18S9 " 1M8 - Pa P era . I 9 ". 

Miller, Edward Gee, 1840-1906. Papers 

1860-65,1902. ~ 6 2-2777 

Mills, Joseph T., 1811-1897. Papers, 1856-82. 62-3762 

Milton, John, merchant of Mineral Point, Wis 

Business records, 1846-63. 62-2591 

Milwaukee and Watertown Railroad Company. 

Letter book, 1855. 62-2625 

Milwaukee Caw Caw Shooting Club. Record books 

I8M - 1929 - 62-2556 

Milwaukee Cement Company. Records, 1875-1948. 

62-2626 

Milwaukee County Industrial Union Council. Rec- 
ords, 1938-48. 52.3380 

Milwaukee Soldiers' Monument Fund Committee. 

Records, 1895-99. 62-3844 

Miner, Henry A., 1829-193L Papers, 1815- 

193 °- 62-2695 

Mitchell, Alexander, 1817-1887. Correspondence 
of Alexander Mitchell and of John L. Mitchell, 
1859-189- ? ^ M -26eo 



Mitscher, Marc Andrew, 1887-1947 
Papers, 1943-46. 62 . 2627 

Moore, Auberttae (Woodward) 1841-1929 

Papers, 1781-1928. w . 2666 

Morgan, Edward P., 1910- Papers, 1955-59. 

61-2952 
Morns, Mary Falrchlld, 1865-1939. Papers. 1827- 

I93 °- 62-2619 

Muller, John Gottlieb, 1813-1893. Papers, 

1843 " ee - 62-2693 

Muemenberger, Adam, d. 1863. Letters, 1862- 

M - 62-2636 

Munson, Oliver G., 1856-1933. Papers, 1903-19. 62-2628 

Myrlck, Nathan, 1822-1905. Account and 
memorandum books, 1841-47. 



62-2694 
62-2674 



Nanscawen, Lloyd V. Papers, 1860-80. 

National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Wis- 
consin Branch. Records, 1910-53. 62-4128 

National Council of Administrative Women in 
Education. Wisconsin Branch. Records 
1S23 -«- 62-2629 

Nekoosa Lumbering Company. Records, 1858-41. 

62-2802 
Nelson, Adoiphus Peter, 1872-1927. Correspond- 
ence, 1908-20. 62-2633 

Netherwood, Charles W., 1843-1938. Papers 
1863-1938. ' 

Nevius, Aaron C. Papers, 1829-70. 

New England Society of Wisconsin. Records, 1863-98. 

82-2551 

New York and Mississippi Land Company. 
Records, 1835-89. 



62-2550 
62-2668 



Newton, Abel D., 1806-1889. Papers, 1849- 



82-2657 
62-2665 



Northwestern Horticultural Society, La Crosse, Wis. 
Records, 1879-66. 62-2552 

Oakley, Frank W., 1841-1925. Papers, 
U59-192L 



62-2722 

9. 

62-2553 

62-2621 
62-2620 
62-3461 



Odell, Emery A., 1871- Correspondence, 1930-39. 

Ogden (G. W.) and Company, Milwaukee. 
Records, 1867-98. 

Ogden, Marlon G. Papers, 1900-07. 

Olbrlch, Michael B. Papers, 1906-32. 

Old Indian Agency House Association, Portage, Wis. 

Records, 1929-39. 62-2554 

Olin, John Myers, 1851-1924. Papers, 1879-1916. 

62-2953 

Operative Plasterers' and Cement Masons' Inter- 
national Association of the United States and 
Canada. Records of local 204, Madison, Wis 
1913-50. 62-4740 

Orton, John Jay, 1812-1885. Papers, 1837-84. 62-2682 

Osborn, Joseph Horatio. Papers, 1855-90. "62-2656 

O'Shea, Michael Vincent, 1866-1932. Papers, 1892- 
1932 ' 62-3460 



Owen, JohnS., 1849-1939. Utter books, 1875-82. 
Owens, Samuel, 1856-1921. Record books, 1845- 



62-3230 



1902 



62-2555 

Packard, Frederick, b. 1827. Papers, 1857-64. 

62-2947 
Paine, Nathan, d. 1864. Papers, 1862-64. 62-2782 

Parker, Arunah A., 1824-18S4. Papers, 1843-53 
187L ' 

Paul, George H. Papers, 1834-89. 

Paxsou, Joseph A. Papers, 1869-7L 



62-2909 
62-2935 
62-2910 



Payne, Henry Clay, 1843-1904. Papers, 1885-1908. 

82-2908 
Perrault, Louis. Papers, 1638-39. 62-2860 

Perry, James M. Papers, 1862-65. 62-2919 

Persons, Horace T.,b. 18287 Papers, 1862-69. 

62-2890 

Phillpp, Emanuel Lorenz, 1861-1925. Papers 

1887-1925. ' 82.2930 

Phillipps, Sir Thomas, hart , 1792-1672, 

collector. Papers, ca. 1760-ca. 1850. 62-4668 

Plckard, Josiah Little, 1824-1914. Papers, 1906. 

62-2943 
Pickett, Lee F., d. 1918. Papers, 1917-27. 62-2903 



Pickman, Benjamin, 1763-1843. Papers, 1788-1822 



62-2828 



Pierce, Eben Douglas, 1874- Papers, 1851-li 
Piper, Benjamin, b. 1827. Papers, 1862-79. 



62-2896 
62-2922 

Pitman, Benjamin. Papers, 1788-1824. 62-2830 

Planklnton and Armour Company. Records. 62-3159 

Planklnton Bank, Milwaukee. Records, 1887-1907. 

62-2829 
The Playwrights' Company. Records, 1938-60. 62-3529 
Poe family. Papers, 1832-1909. 62-2793 

Poole, De Witt Clinton, 1885-1952. Papers, 1918- 

52 - 62-2914 

Porter, Charles V., 1849-1931. Papers, 1872-86, 

192 u 62-3722 

Porter, Jeremiah, 1804-1893. Papers, 1814-79. 

62-2861 
Potter, Elvardo C, 1856-1924. Memorandum books, 

I897 - 1922 - 62-2831 

Potter, John Fox. Papers, 1767, 1810-1925. 62-2931 

Preusser, Jacob, 1775-1853. Papers, 1804-50. 62-2838 
Priestley, Thomas, 1836-1890. Papers, 1856-9L 

62-2957 
Prohibition Party. Wisconsin. State Executive 

Committee. Records, 1898-1907. 62-2832 

Pugh, Arthur. Papers, 1892-1905, 1932. 62-2780 

Ouarles, Joseph Very, 1843-1911. Papers, 1884- 



1911. 



62-4129 



Repository Index 



WISCONSIN. STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

Racine Co., Wis. Records, 1842-96. 62-2948 

Ray-O-Vac Federal Union No. 19587, Madison, Wis. 
Records, 1934-49. 62-3137 

Reaume, Charles, 1752 (ca.)-182I or 2. Papers, 

1774-1844. 62-2877 

Redington, Edward S., 1821-1888. Papers, 1862-67. 

62-2870 

Reeve, James T. Papers, 1747-195L 62-2872 

Reid, Harvey, 1842-1910. Papers, 1857-1908. 62-2920 

Reinsch, Paul SamueL 1669-1923. Papers, 

1892-1924. 62-2878 

Remey, Charles Mason, 1874- collector. Papers. 

62-2873 

Remsen, Peter A., 1736-1852. Papers, 1817-52. 



Reynolds, Benoni O. , 1824-1S11. Papers, 

1878-79. 62-2916 

Rice, Lester. Papers, 1831-36, 1893. 62-2879 

Richmond, Thomas C. , 1846-1920. Correspond- 
ence, 1882-1910. 62-2929 

Rindlaub, Martin P., 1838-1932. Papers, 1917-25. 



Ripley, George, 1802-1880. Letters, 1824, 1852-82. 



Robbins, Edward W., b. 1825. Diaries, 1857-1908. 

62-3723 

Roberts, Vincent, b. 1818. Papers, 1841-82. 62-2849 

Roberts, William Allerton, 1900- Papers, 1942-56. 

62-3359 

Robinson, Alfred S., b. 1836. Papers, 1852-1927. 



Robinson, Charles D., 1822-1886. Papers, 

1808-81. 62-2817 

Robinson, jtobert P., 1884-1953. Papers, 1919, 

1935, 1942-54. 62-2900 

Rockwell, Le Grand, 1812-1869. Papers, 

1831-68. 62-2791 

Roese, Alfred E., 1862-1920. Correspondence, 

1904-10. 62-2923 

Roeseler, John Samuel, 1859-1942. Papers, 

1888-90. 62-2882 

Rogers, Charles B. , 1871-1960. Papers, 

1824-1960. 62-4749 

Rogers, Edward H. Papers, 1865-1908. 62-1861 

Rogers, Robert, 1731-1795. Papers. 1766-69. 62-2857 

Rood, Katharine A., 1861-1948. Papers, 

1826, 1872-1923. 62-2800 

Roseodale Agricultural Club. Records, 1869-95. 



Rountree, JohnfL, 1805-1890. Papers, 1828- 

1907. 62-2884 

Rowley family. Business records, 1850-1948. 61-186 

Rusk, Jeremiah McLain, 1830-1893. Correspond- 
ence, 1862-98. 62-2934 

Russell, George C, 1827-1912. Correspondence, 

1837-72. 62-2796 

Ryan, Edward George, 1810-1880. Papers, 1815- 

1902. 62-2858 

Samuel, John, 1817-1909. Papers, 1873-1907. 

62-1962 
Sanders, Ida C, collector. Papers, 1816-7L 62-2895 

Sarles, Jesse D-, 1803-1880. Papers, 1807-77. 62-2852 

Sawin, Louisa M. (Brayton) 1816-1917. 

Correspondence, 1842-86. 62-2880 

Scanlan, Peter Lawrence, 1862-1956. Papers, 

1884-1954. 62-4376 

Schilling, Robert, 1843-1922. Papers, 1852-1922. 

62-3151 

Schlalch, Julius, 1830-19 19. Papers, 1800-1918. 62-2863 

Schtltte, Rudolph Q., b. 1818 ? Papers, 1837- 

79. 62-2797 

Schmede man, Albert G., 1864-1946. Papers, 1913-34. 

62-3767 



Schmidt, Conrad, of Dubuque, Iowa. Papers, 

1876-90. 62-2761 

Schuri, Carl, 1829-1906. Papers, 1841-1906. 62-2855 

Schwartztrauber, Ernest E., 1884-1950. 

Papers, 1884-1953. 62-3121 

Scott, John, 1912- Papers, 1959. 62-3120 

Scott, William F. Papers, 1837-41, 

1882-86. 62-2788 

Seattle -King County Dept. of Public Health. 

Records, 1951-52. 82-2840 

Seegar, Luman C. Correspondence, 1856-75. 62-284! 

Sewell, Robert, 1798-1874. Papers. 1838-1916. 62-2833 

Seymour, John F. Papers, 1836, 1853-60. 62-4825 

Shackelford, Barlow, d. 1846. Papers, 1836-47. 6^-3780 

Shaffer (Balthaser) and Son, Savannah. Records, 

1805, 1865-66. 62-2834 

Sheet Metal Workers' International Association. 
Local 42, Superior, wis. Records, 1904-47. 62-3138 

Sheldon, John Pitts, 1792-18TL Papers, 1816-55, 

1909. 62-2921 

Shepard, Charles, 1822?-ca. 1885, Papers, 1850- 

1956. 61-1057 

Sherman, Simon Augustus, 1824-1906. Papers, 

1848-1906. 62-2875 

Sherman, William Teeumseh, 1820-189L Letter 

book, 1859-63. 62-2862 

Sholes, Christopher Latham, 1819-1890. 
Correspondence, 1869-88. 62-2915 

: Shove (T. C.) Banking Company, Manitowoc, Wis. 

Record books, 1881-92. 62-2835 

Slehert, Fredrick Seatan, 1902- Papers, 1934- 

51. 61-2953 

Simons, Algle Martin, 1870-1950. Papers of Simons 

and his wife, May Wood Simons, 1894-195 L 62-2936 

Skavlem, Halvor Larsen, 1846-1939. Papers, 1806- 

1930. 62-2924 

Skewes, Samuel, b. 181L Diaries, 1839-70. 62-2674 

Smiley, Thomas T. Papers, 1813-80. 62-2907 

Smith, George B., 1823-1879. Papers, 1837-90. 

62^2958 

Smith, George L., b. 1855. Records, 1906^21. 62-3720 

Smith. Horace J., 1866-1937. Family papers 1857- 
1948. 62-3232 

Smith, John Y., 1807-1874. Letters, 1856. 62-2823 

Smith, William Rudolph, 1787-1868. Papers, 1837- 

60. 62-2927 

Socialist Labor Party. Records, 1866-1907. 62-1945 

Sovereigns of Industry. Philadelphia Pioneer Council 
No. 1. Records, 1874-79. 62-1865 

Spauldlng, Dudley J., h. 1834. Papers, 1849-99. 



Spencer, Albert M., 1856-1925. Correspond- 
ence, 1912-17. 62-2822 

Starr, William J., 1881-192L Papers, 1886, 1902- 



State Medical Society of Wisconsin. Woman's Aux- 
iliary. Records, 1839-1937. 62-3147 

Stedman, Seymour, 1871- Papers, 1913-47. 62-2842 

Steele., John, 1832-1905. Papers, 1899-1930. 82-2821 

Stephenson Co., I1L Records of district 

schools, 1852-1921. 62-2820 

Sterling, John W., 1816-1885. Papers, 1844, 

1B58-66. 62-2819 

Stevens, BreeseJ., 1634-1903. Papers, 1870-84. 

62-4869 

Stevens, John, 1840-1920. Papers, 1864- 

94, 1954. 62-2784 

Steward, Ira, 1831-1883. Papers. 62-1860 

Stewart, Charles David, 1868- Papers, 1874-1953. 



Stewart, Isaac Newton. Papers Df Isaac N. and 

Mary E. Stewart, 1828-1928. 62-2932 



Stockbridge Indians. Papers, 1825-1911. 62-2818 

Stoddard, Thomas B., 1800-1B76. Corresoondence, 

1861-65. 62-2794 



Stone, James A., 1856-1946. Papers, 1888-1945. 

Stoner, George VV., 1830-1912. Papers, 1849- 19 1L 
Street, Joseph Montfort, 1782-1840. Papers, 



!848V 



62-3.1 
62-2848 

62-2853 

Strong, George W., 1818-1858. Correspondence, 

1839-65. 62-2847 

Strong, Henry P., 1832-1884. Letters, 1861-64. 62-2869 
Strong, Moses McCure, 1310-1894. Papers, 1774- 



Stuntz, Albert C. , 1825-1914. Diaries. 1858, 
1863-69, 1882. 



Sutaer, William, 1863-194L Papers, 
1899-1923. 



62-2886 
62-2918 
62-2796 



Superior Federation of Labor. Correspondence, 

1919-44. 62-3135 



Superior Trades and Labor Assembly. Records, 

1892-1929. 62-3125 



Sutherland, James, 



-1905. Papers, 1825-1904. 



Swain, Samuel Glyde, 1835-1904. Papers, 1861-84. 

Swan, Elijah H., 1811-1853. Correspondence, 
1824-1903. 

Swenson, Oscar. Correspondence, 1885- 
1936. 



62-28(8 

L 
62-2905 

62-2795 

62-2801 



Tallmadge, Nathaniel Pitcher, 1795-1864. Papers, 
1812-60. 62-2933 

Tanner, Herbert Battles, 1859-1933. Papers, 

1739-1933. 62-4926 



Tatum, Arthur Lawrie, 1884-1955. Papers. 
Taylor, Bradley R., 1895- Papers, 1940-58. 



62-33271 
62-3524" 



Papers, 1893-1951. 

62-3366 



Taylor, Henry Charles, 1873 

Taylor, Joseph Danner^ 1830-1899. Correspond- 
ence, 1863-8L 62-2887 

Taylor, William R., 1820-1909. Papers, 1848-1919. 



Tenney, Horace Addison, 1 
1929. 



Thayer, Richard A., 1906- 
1905-37. 



-1906. Papers, 1797- 

62-2939 



Family papers, 



Thomas, Olive, Jackman 1891-1958. Papers, 
1906-39. 

Thompson, James, 1875-1921. Papers, 1895-1921. 

Thwaltes, Reuben Gold, 1853-1913. Papers, 
1762, 1823-1929. 

Thwaites,.Reuben Gold, 1853-1913, collector. 
Papers regarding Jesuit relations, 1612-1900. 



62-3841 

62-4052 

I. 
62-3152 

62-2960 



62-1777 
82-3338 
62-2963 

62-2940 
62-3136 
62-3496 
62-3721 



Titus, William A. Papers, 1835-1951. 

Toole, William. Papers, 1836-1930. 

Turner, Andrew Jackson. Papers of Andrew J. 
and Frederick Jackson Turner, 1863-1926. 

Turtle, Ada Alice. Papers, 1896-1935. 

Tweedy, John H., 1814-1861. Papers, 1800-90. 

Twltchell, Ozmon M. Papers, 1846-98. 

Union, Wis. First Regular Baptist Church. Records. 
1844-193L 62-239% 

United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices 
of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry. 
Records of Wisconsin locals, 1894-1941. 62-4742 

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jolner6 of 
America. Records of Wisconsin locals, 1890- 
1953. 62-4727 

U. S. Bureau of the Census. Population, 

agriculture, and other schedules, particularly 

of Wisconsin, 1820-80. 62-2944 

U. S. Geological Survey. Lake Superior Division 

correspondence, 1882-1904.. 62-2665 

U. S. War Dept. Records, relating to the Wiscon- 
sin area, 1783, 1812-42. 62-2902 



^ 



Repository Index 



WISCONSIN. STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Continued) 

United Steelworkere of America. Records of 

local 1404, Madison, Wis. , 1937-51. 62-4706 



f 



Updike, Eugene G„ 1850-1917. Papers, 1877-1920. 



Upturn, Horace A. J., 1853-1919. Papers, 
1853-95. 

Usher, Ellis Baker, 1852-Q31. Papers, 1847-1912. 



62-2891 
62-2792 
82-2913 



Utley, Clifton Maxwell, 1904- Papers, 1930-60. 

62-3333 
Van der Meukra family. Papers, 1782-1867. 62-2954 

VanderposL Aaron, 1799-1870. Papers, 1836-56. 



62-3476 



Van Hiss, Ckarlea Richard, 1657-1918. 
Corre s pondence, 1876-1916. 



f 



62-2694 

VidaL Gore, 1925- Papers, 1925-61. 62-3323 

Vilas, William Freeman, 1640-1908. Papers, 

1827-1919. 62-2866 

VBet, Garret, 1790-1877. Papers, U36-46, 

Wk 62-2790 

Waekvtt, Byron F., 1912- Papers, 1952-53. 62-3154 

Wagner, Harold E. Papers, 1946-47. 62-3164 

Warns, Julia Once, 1881- Papers, 1914-17. 63-2885 

Walker, William, 1808-1896. Papers, 1801-96. 62-3240 

Wallace, Alexander Y. , 1874- Papere, 1927-28, 

1941-52. 62-3105 

Walmee, mnme Mclntyro. Papers, 1886-1945. 62-2863 

Ward, Jamsa W. Papers, 1851-67. 62-2799 

Warner, Jared. Papers, 1834-1902. 62-2938 

Warren, Reuben B. Correspondence, 1838-47. 82-2789 

Washburn, Cadwalbder Cohen, 1818-1882. Papers, 

1844-77. 62-2937 

Wutertown Uaslcal Society. Record books, 

1880-97. 62-3111 

Warrens, Jerome Anthony, 1840-1922. Papers, 

1864-1922. 62-2899 

Webster, Daniel, b. 1833. Correspondence, 

1859-66. 62-4754 

Wehrwem, George Simon, 1883-1945. Papers, 1897- 
1844. 62-3326 

WeUer, Lumen Hamlin, 1833-1914. Correspond- 
ence, 1(26-1912. 62-2786 

Welles, Orson, 1915- Papers, ca. 1940- 62-3122 

Wheeler, Leonard H., 1811-1872. Papers, 1838-9L 

82-2893 
Whitehead, John M., 1852-1924. Papers, 1908- 

24. 62-2783 

Whitewater, Ws. First Unlversalisl Church. Records, 
1869-87. 62-2380 

Whtttot, Lawrence C, 1671-1954. Papers, 1915-37. 

62-3241 

Whyts, WHbam Foots, 1851-1926. Papers, 1851-1827. 

62-2898 

Wight, William Ward, 1S49-193L, Papers, 1825- 

1926. 62-3163 

Wilcox, EUa (Wheeler) 1855-1919. Letters, 

19X7-20. 62-2867 

Wilcox, Roy Porter, 1873-1946. Speechss, 1916-19. 

62-3242 
Wild, Robert, 1875-1928. Papers, 1828-1937. 62-3421 
Wilkinson, H. J. Papere, 1887-1903. 62-4820 

Wilkinson, Michael R., 1864-1953. Papers, 1892- 

1W *- 62-3840 

Wffiard, Horace B., b. 1825. Papers, 1949-58, 

188L. 62-3106 

WUHams, Ekuer, d. 1858. Papers, 1806-86. 62-3495 
Williams, JohnS. Papere, 1852-67. 62-3112 

Williamson, Ezeldel M. , 1801-1896. Papers, 

1795-1979. 62-4766 

Willow River Power Company. Records, 1884- 
1940. 



Willy, Samuel R. Record books, 1879-81. 62-3113 



Wlngra Park Advancement Association. 

Records, 1893-1920. 62-3114 

Winnebago County (Wis. ) Medical Society. 

Records, 1865-1926. 62-4935 

Winterbotham, John M., collector. Papers, ca. 
1600-1925. 62-3378 

Wisconsin. Dept. of PobUc Instruction. Corres- 
pondence, 1851-67. 62-2467 

Wisconsin. History Commission. Papers concern- 
ing Wisconsin's participation In the Civil War, 
1861-1918. 62-3486 

Wisconsin. Perry's Victory Centennial Commis- 
sion. Records, 1911-14. 62-3145 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Biographical 

•ketches relating to state and local history. 62-1306 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Business 

records from Bayfield, Wis. 62-3161 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. ClvD War 

draft papers, 1882-63. 62-1801 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Green Bay and 
Prune du Chten papers, 1774-1895. 63-2423 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Grtgnon, Laws, 
and PorUer far trade accounts, 1792-1875. 62-2005 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Gngmm, Laws, 
and PorUer papers, 1712-1884. 62-2430 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Indian 

vocabnlarlee, 1826-79. 62-1760 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Labor collection, 
1830-1953. 62-1961 

Wisconsin, Stabs Historical Society. Letters writ- 
ten from Wisconsin Territory, 1837-52. 62-3351 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Papers relating 
to Germans in the U. S„ 1784-1937. 62-2188 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Records from 
French arenrns, 1684-1796. 62-2063 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Records 

from Spanish archives, 1766-1805. 624854 

Wisconsin. State Historical Sodsty. Records from 
the Cuban archives, 1777-1811. 62-1926 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Records 
from the Public Archives of Canada, 16804836. 

62-2246 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Records of 
Catholic parishes in the Northwest, 1695-1867. 

62-2344 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Records of 
Congregational churches In Wisconsin, 1839-1946. 

62-2276 

Wisconsin. 8tate Historical Society. Records of 
Wisconsin post offices, 1852-1937. 62-4144 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Records of 
Wisconsin volunteer forces In the Civil War, 
1861-69. 62-3485 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Sermons 

and church history collection, 1794-1876. 62-2826 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society. Weather rec- 
ords, 1820-1904. 62-3153 

Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters. 

Records, 1869-1930. 62-3202 

Wisconsin Antl-tuberculoBlB Association. Records. 

UKa-SO- 62-3162 

Wisconsin Arebeologlcal Society. Records, 

1857-1943. 62-2996 

Wisconsin Audubon Society. Records, 1896-1917. 



Wisconsin Centennial Automotive Committee, Inc. 
Records, 1947-48. 62-3243 

Wisconsin Colonization Company. Records, 1916-38. 

62-3824 

Wisconsin Conference on the Cause and Cure of War. 
Records, 1937-47. 62-3244 

Wisconsin Drivers Conference. Records, 

1936-47. 62-3127 

Wisconsin Federation of Teachers. Records, 

1939-51. 62-3128 

Wisconsin Journeymen Barbers Association. 

Correspondence, 1936-38. 62-3129 



Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company, 

Milwaukee. Records, 1839-53. 62-3013 

Wisconsin Nonpartisan League. Records, 1920-24. 

61-334 

Wisconsin Phalanx, Ceresco, Wis. Records, 1844- 

70, 1906. 62-3225 

Wisconsin Pioneers' Association. Records, 

1856-57. 62-3003 

Wisconsin State Council of Carpenters. 

Records, 1922, 1939-41. 62-3130 

Wisconsin State Federation of Labor. Records, 

1911-52. 62-3119 

Wisconsin State Federation of Women's Clubs. Rec- 
ords, 1904-22. 62-3238 

Wisconsin State Horticultural Society. Records, 

1854-1910. 62-3146 

Wisconsin State Industrial Union CounclL Records, 

1937-60. 62-3327 

Wisconsin State Practical Nurses Association. 

Records, 1949-56. 61-2987 

Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage Association. Records, 

1892-1925. 62-3406 

Women's Relief Corps. Dept. of the Potomac Rec- 
ords, 1917-22. 62-3239 



Wood, Jededlah K., 18167-1889. Papere, 1806-62. 



62-3823 



Woodman, Cyrus, 1814-1889. Papers, 1833-89. 



Worklngmen'n Party of the United States. Records, 

1876-78. 62-1866 

Wright, Albert OrvUle, 1842-1905. Papers, 

1891-97. 62-4930 

Wright, William W., 1819-1903. Papers, 1841. 62-3148 

Zanel-Martut Drug Company, Kenosha, Wis. Rec- 
ords, 1923-33. 62-3149 

Zlelle, Peter, collector. Papers, 1704-1846. 62-3150 



Wisconsin. mnvERsrrr. school of pharmacy. 



Wlaconsln. University. School at Pharmacy. Library. 
Edward Kremers reference files, 1850- 60-2994 



WOMEN'S ARCHIVES OF RADCLIFFE COLLEGE see 
RADCUFFE COLLEGE. WOMEN'S ARCHIVES 



WOOSTER. QUO. COLLEGE OF WOOSTER. Trtreapy 

Wooster, Ohio. College of Wooster. Historical collec- 
tion of the United Presbyterian Synod of Ohio, 1788- 
1959. 60-1727 



WORCESTER. MASS. COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS. 
LJBRARY. 

Gulney, Louise Imogen, 1861-1920. Papers, mainly 

1872-1920. 60-1446 

Gulney, Patrick Robert, 1836-1877. Papers, 1861-77. 

60-1415 

Bealy, James Augustine, Bp., 1830-1900. Papers, 

1848-1900. 60-2390 

Newman, John Henry, ^""p*!. 1801-1890. Letters, 
1839-68. 60-970 

O'Flynn, Richard, 1829-1905, collector. Papers, 

1840-1905. 61-346 

Pelrce (Silas) and Company, limited, Boston. Papers, 
1826-70. 60-1554 

Steams, Frank Waterman, 1856-1939. Papers, 1919- 
23. 60-2383 

Walsh, David Ignatius, 1872-1947. Papers, 1890- 

i** 6 - 60-1929 



WCSKTKG MEN'S I NSTITUTE see NE W HARMONY, 
DID. WORKING MEN'S INSTITUTE 



YALE ONTVERSnT. LIBRARY 

Abbot, Edwin Hale, 1834-1927. Papers, 1787-1933. 

61-3625 



YALE UNIVERSITY. LIBRAHY (Continued) 

Abbot, George Jacob, 1812-1879. Papers, 1811-1900. 

61-3874 
Atkins, Paul Moody, 1892- Papers, 1914-57. 62-960 

Auchlndoss, Gordon, 1886-1943. Papers, 1914- 

1939. 61-3683 

Beer, tfilliam Collins, 1863-1916. Beer lamitr col- 
lection, 1834-1958. 62-3513 



Buckler, William Hepburn, 1887- 
37. 



Papers, 1907- 

62-1109 



Bullitt, William Chrtsttan, 1891- Papers, 1916-21. 

61-3504 
Capron, Horace, 1804-1885. Papers, 1837-81. 62-3353 

Cleaveland, EUsha Lord, 1806-1866. Papers, 1834-66. 

61-3616 

Clinton family. Papers, 1754-1864. 61-3468 

Darrach family. Papers, 1810-1908. 61-3469 

Davis, John William, 1873-1955. Papers, 1873-1955. 

62-3344 
Day, Oive, 1871-1951. Papers, 1916-20. 61-3445 

Day family. Papers, 1759-1905. 62-959 

Evarts family. Pipers, 1784-1895. 62-4894 

Gardiner family. Papers, 1843-98. 61-3481 



Gile, David Herriek, 1836-1898. Papers, 1861-64. 



Goodrich family. Papers, 1782-1856. 



62-3614 ' 
61-3474 



HiUee, Charles Dewey, 1667-1949. Papers 1907- 

m *- 61-3476 

HlUes, Charles Dewey, 1867-1949. Papers, 1920-49. 

62-3512 



Hillhouse family. Papers, 1646-1938. 



62-1495 



House, Edward Mandell, 1856-1938. Papers, 1891- 

1*38- 61-3466 

Ingraham, Dudley Seymour, 1890— Correspond- 
ence, 1917-60. 62-3613 

Jackh, Ernest, 1675-1959. Papers, 1908-17. 62-1596 

James, Edward Christopher, 1841-1901. Papers, 1861- 
M- 62-105 

Karrick, David Brewer, 1893-1960. Papers, 1817- 



1961. 



62-3511 



Kent, William, 1864-1928. Papers, 1801-1961. 62-3510 

Klderlen-Waecbter, Alfred von, 1852-1912. Papers. 
1891-1912. 61-3483 

Lane, Arthur Bliss, 1894-1936. Papers, 1904-57. 

61-3487 
Llppmaan, Walter, 1889- Papers, 1917- 62-71 



Repository Index 



Loutttt, Chauncey McKuuey, 1901-1956. Papers, 

1917-56. 62-104 

Lusk, William Thompson, 1838-1897. Papers, 

1861-63. 62-3477 

McCormlek, Vance Criswell, 1872-1946. Papers, 

1917-19. 61-3483 

Montgomery, John Flournoy, 18784954. Corre- 
spondence, 1933-39. 62-52 

Napoleon L Emperor of the French, 1769-1821. 

Papers, 1793-1849. 62-51 

Palmer, PauL 1900- Correspondence, 1929-60. 

62-3286 

Peruvian Expeditions, 1912-1915. Records, 1909- 
17. eS-HS 

Polk, Frank Lyon, 1871-1943. Papers, 1913-43. 

61-8497 

Bice family. Papers, 1847-1916. 62-63 

Riley, William Harrison, 1839-1907. Papers. 82-3285 

Schwab, Gustav Friedrich, 1622-1888. Papers, 

1770-1891. 61-3478 

Seymour, Charles, 1885- Peace Conference 

collection, 1919- 61-3477 

Sheffield, Jams a Rockwell, 1864-1938. Papers, 

iaon lA*o 



1880-1938. 



61-3485 

62-1089 
62-60 



Sherman, Roger, 1721-1793. Papers, 1749-96. 

Smiman family. Papsrs, 1717-1902. 

Sanson, Henry Lewis, 1887-1950. Papers, 1865- 

u ". 61-3472 

Sumner, George, 1817-1883. MafUlard tamOy 
collection; papers of George Sumner and Joseph 
Bonaparte, 1785-1860. 62-1505 

Taft, Robert Alphonso, 1889-1953. Correspondence, 
1939-40. 62 _847 

Thompson, Dorothy, 1894-1961. Correspondence, 

1939-42 62-948 

Thurnwald, Richard, 1869-1954. Papers, 1901-38. 

62-3343 

Trumbull, Benjamin, 1735-1820. Papers, 1629- 

1867. 61-3475 

Trumbull, John, 1756-1843. Papers, 1750-1881. 

62-1424 
Vlersck, George Sylvester, 1884- Papers, 1929- 

37- 61-3479 

Walcott, Frederic Collin, 1869-1849. Papers, 1850- 

1948 - 62-3483 

Warburg, PaulMorltz, 1868-1932. Papers, 1904- 

32- 61-3486 

Whitney, Ell, 176S-182S. Papers, 1716-1951. 61-3473 

Whitney, William Dwight, 1827-1894. Papers of 
William Dwight Whitney, Joslah Dwight 
Whitney, and their families, 1778-1951. 62-4678 



Williams, William, 1862-1947, collector. 

1754-1937. 61-341 

Williams family. Papers, 1824-1939. 61-36} 

Wiseman, Sir William George Eden, baru, MSB- 
Papers, 1916-19. 61-&H 

Woolsey family. Papers, 1840-1941. 62-lV 

Tabs, William. Papers, 1915-19. 61-347* 



TITO BBTITPTB FOR JEWISH RESEARCH. LIBRARY 

Am er ican Joint Reconstruction Foundation. Records, 
1922-39. 60-721 

Berlin colmctlon of captured Nasi documents, 1933- 

46. 60-2405 

Charney, SamueL 1884-1955. Papers, 1906-55. 60-2574 

Dubnov, Semen afarkovieh, 18*0-1941. Papers, 

1709-1940. 60-2386 



HaupUmt Wlsssnschaft collection, 1938-44. 



61-3244. 



Hebrew Sheltenag and immigrant Aid Society of 

America. Records, 1918-46. 60-787 

BAcxsrgmafcL Szmerke, 1908-1964, collector. Yllna 
ghetto material, collected by Samsrke KaaEsrgliiBld 
sad Abraham Sutxksver. 61-3392 

Kalian, Horace Meyer, 1882- Papers, 1924-60. 

Levies, Balper, 1888- Papers, 1908- 

Karmor, Salmon, 1879-1966. Papere, 1870-1962. 

61-12 
Mowshowtteh, David, 1887-1957. Papers, 1870- 

60-2408 



60-2600 
60-738 



1956. 



Perlmutter, Shotsm, 1884- collector. Papers on 
the American Yiddish theater, 1880-1854. 60-725 

Rosen, Joseph A., 1877-1946. Agro-Jomt fttlktrtinn. 
1920-38. 60-1116 

Steinberg, Isaac Kaehman, 1888-1957. Papsrs, 1916- 
67. 60-2362 

Der Tog-Morgan zshumaL New York. Records, 1922- ^fc 
37. e0-259sfwf 



Workmen's Circle. Records, 1693-1955. 



60-738 



Ylvo Institute lor Jewish Research. Autobiographies, 
1882-1955. 60-2599 

Ylvo Insti tute for Jewish Research. Colfecttan of 

letters, 1763-1959. 60-2995 

Ylvo Institute for Jewish Research. Theater collection, 
1882- 60-2996 

Ylvo Institute lor Jewish Research, VHna Cft'Jefftlon. 
18th cenL-1940. 62-1535 

Zhltlowsky, Chatm, 1885-1943. Papers, 1893-1943. 

60-722 
7fm«t»iiKl , Naehman, collector. Utxmaanstadt (Lodz) 
ghetto papers, 1939-44. 



YORK COPNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. YORE. PA. 
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The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 
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PREFACE 



This volume of the National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collection* 
represents the second installment in a continuing program to achieve biblio- 
graphic control over the vast manuscript resources of American repositories. 

IT t T, DUmber ° f manUSCript C ° llections describ «* «d ™~* 
and adds 81 to the number of contributing institutions. To date 398 reposi- 
tories m 46 States have contributed information for this serial catalog; without 
ttar cooperation preparation of this catalog would not have been possible. 
I he number of collections reported by each ranges from 1 to 1,001. 

The encouragement and guidance of the Advisory Committee on the 
Rational Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections have been invaluable 
Above all however, the Library is grateful to the Council on Library 
Resources, Inc., which has provided support for the organization of the 
Project, the editing of copy for the catalog, and its indexing. The' Council 
has recognized not only the present utility of the catalog in furthering research 
programs of scholarly value but also the long-range necessity of doing such 
basic^catalogmg before the bibliographic apparatus of the national library 
can be automated. 



L. Quinct Mttmfokd 
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National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



Everett O. Aixdbedge (since October 1968) 
Society of American Archivists 

Gordon T. Banks 
The Manuscript Society 

Francis L. Berkeley (until October 1963) 
Society of American Archivists 

CtTET F. BUHLEB 

Modern Language Association 

Lyman H. BtTTTEKFUXD 
At large (American history) 

Lester J. Cappon 
Institute of Early American History 
and Culture 

A HUNTER DUPREE 

At large (History of science) 

PTT TI-.TP M. HATLflCTi 

At large (American history) 

Oliver W. Holmes 
National Historical Publications 
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At large (American history) 

Hobace S. Merrill 
Southern Historical Association 

Boy F, Nichols 
Social Science Besearch Council 

Robebt Quick 
American Council on Education 

Kenneth Setton (since March 196S) 
Association of Besearch Libraries 

Boyd C. Shafeb (unto, Sept. 1968) 
American Historical Association 

Clement M. Silvestbo 
American Association for State and 
Local History 

Louis B. Wright 
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IV 



INTRODUCTION 



In this 2-part second volume of the National 
Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections de- 
scriptions of 5,028 manuscript collections in 208 
American repositories are presented for the 
benefit of scholars and other research workers. 
This, added to the 7,296 collections described in 
the 1959-1961 volume, brings the total number 
to 12,324 collections, reported by 398 institu- 
tions. 

A few of these collections have been widely 
publicized and their locations are well-known, 
but the majority are now described in some 
detail for the first time, thus revealing hitherto 
unknown sources of primary material. The 
work of the project has inspired a number of 
institutions holding manuscripts to reexamine 
them and to expend greater effort in arranging 
and reporting the separate collections for in- 
clusion in the national record. 

Pattern. The holdings of manuscripts in the 
United States are so extensive that only by 
describing them in groups, rather than singly, 
can the project hope to cover them. Since the 
intent of the catalog is to bring scholars and 
manuscripts together, the manuscript collec- 
tions included must be located in public or 
quasi-public repositories that regularly admit 
researchers. 

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 defined 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, 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 fox 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. 

3. 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 when the repositories holding the orig- 
inals either do not regularly admit researchers, 
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 time 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 catalogs the collections from the infor- 
mation provided by the repositories, accepting 
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 collections represented in this and the 
previous volume have been cataloged according 



to the Rules for Descriptive Cataloging in the 
Library of Congress: Manuscripts (preliminary 
edition, 1954). As these rules are based on 
standard rules for author and title entry and 
description, the entries resemble those for pub- 
lished materials. The elements are as follows : 

1. Main entry: "When a collection or group 
of papers consists of material written by or 
addressed to a .person, family, government 
agency or other corporate body, it is entered 
under the appropriate name. Any other collec- 
tion, is entered under the name of the collector 
(person, family, or corporate body) if it is 
ascertainable. If neither of the foregoing 
choices is possible, the collection is entered 
under title, using the name by which it is 
known or, if there is none, a title supplied by 
the cataloger. 

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. Phys-ical 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. 

4. Location: the name of the repository where 
the collection is housed. 

5. Scope and content: This note describes the 
types and groups of papers and documents in 
the collection, noting their subject matter and 
the names of the principal persons and corpo- 
rate bodies with whom they deal, and men- 
tioning other special features of the collection. 
For personal papers, the note includes charac- 
terizing biographical data. 

6. Other information (when available) : ref- 
erences to published and unpublished descrip- 
tions of the collection ; restrictions on access ; 
literary rights; and provenance. 

7. Entry number: The entries in this volume, 
as in the preceding one, are arranged in se- 
quence by a number assigned when the catalog 
card for the entry was printed at the Library 
of Congress. It consists of the abbreviation 



"MS," designating a special series, followed by 
the last two digits of the year in which the 
card was printed, and a serial number. "Rev.," 
"Rev. 2," etc., indicate revision of the original 
entry. 

Indexes. Access to specific information in 
the collections is made possible by the cumu- 
lated index of names, places, subjects, or topics 
in the second part of this work. There is also 
a cumulated repository index at the end of this 
first part 

All citations in these indexes include the card 
number by which the description of the collec- 
tion may be found in the numerically arranged 
lists. 

Continuation. The work of coordinating re- 
ports of manuscript collections is continuing 
and entries to be contained in the next annual 
volume are being prepared. Repositories are 
urged to continue to report. 

The general index published as the second 
part of this volume is experimental. The 
minute detail and its consequent extensive 
length for the 4-year period it covers may deter 
us from our announced intention to present a 
cumulated index each year. 

Inquiries. Questions about the organization 
and content of the catalog should be addressed 
to the Manuscripts Section, Descriptive Cata- 
loging Division, which is responsible for its 
preparation. Changes proposed as a result of 
the examination and use of this volume, and 
especially of the general index, will be carefully 
considered for adoption. 

John W. Crontn 
Director, Processing Department 



Library of Congress 
Washington, D. C. 
December 1963 



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REPOSITORIES REPRESENTED IN THE 
NATIONAL UNION CATALOG OF MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS, 1959-1962 



ALABAMA 

Alabama. Dept. of Archives and History 
Alabama. University. Library 
Auburn University. Library 
Mobile. Public Library 
Talladega College. Savery Library 



Arizona. 
Arizona Pioneers' 



ARIZONA 

University. Library 

Historical Society 



ARKANSAS 
Arkansas. University. Library 
Benton County Historical Society 

CALIFORNIA 

American Historical Association. Pacific Coast Branch 
Berkeley. Pacific School of Religion. Library 
California. State Library 
California. State Library. Sutro Branch, San 

Francisco 
California. University at Los Angeles, Bureau of 

Governmental Research. Library 
California. University at Los Angeles. Library 
California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. Library 
Claremont Southern California School of Theology. 

library 
Henry B. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San 

Marino 
Junipero Serra Museum, San Diego 
Lick Observatory. Library 

Los Angeles. College of Medical Evangelists. Library 
Los Angeles. Public Library 
Los Angeles. Southwest Museum. Library 
Los Angeles County Medical Association 
Los Angeles County Museum 
Mills College. Library 
Oakland. Free library 
St. John's Seminary, Camarillo. library 
San Diego. Public Library 
San Francisco. Public Library 
San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo. 

Library 
San Mateo County. Historical Museum 
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, Three 

Rivers 
Society of California Pioneers 
Stanford University. Lane Medical Library 
Stanford University. Library 
Stevenson House State Historical Monument, Monterey 

COLORADO 

Colorado. University. libraries. Western Historical 

Collections 
Pioneer's Museum, Colorado Springs 

CONNECTICUT 

Connecticut State Library 

Connecticut Historical Society 

Hartford Medical Society 

Hartford Seminary Foundation. Library 

Marine Historical Association, Mystic 

New Britain. Public Library 

New Canaan. Library 

Stonington Historical Society 

Trinity College, Hartford. library 

U. S. Coast Guard Academy, New London. Library 

Webb House, Wethersfleld 

Wesleyan University, Middletown. Library 

Wilton Historical Society 

Tale University. Library 



DELAWARE 

Delaware. Public Archives Commission 

Delaware. University. Library 

Eleutherian Mills Historical Library, Greenville 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

American Catholic Historical Association 

Catholic University of America. Dept of Archives and 

Manuscripts 
Freemasons. U. S. Scottish Rite. Supreme Council 

for the Southern Jurisdiction. library 
Georgetown University. History Dept 
Howard University. library 
Red Cross. U. S. American National Red Cross. 

Bureau of Archives 
U. S. Library of Congress. Manuscript Division 
U. S. Library of Congress. Music Division 
U. S. Library of Congress. Prints and Photographs 

Division 
U. S. Library of Congress. Rare Book Division 

FLORIDA 

Florida. University, Gainesville. Libraries 
Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library, Sanford 
Rollins College, Winter Park. Library 

GEORGIA 

Emory University, Atlanta. library 
Georgia. University. library 

HAWAII 

Hawaii. University. Library 
Hawaiian Historical Society 

IDAHO 

Idaho. State College, Pocatello. Museum 
Idaho. State Historical Society 
Idaho. University. Library 

ILLINOIS 

Augustana College and Theological Seminary, 

Rock Island 
Chicago. Public Library 
Chicago Historical Society 
Chicago Theological Seminary. library 
Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County 
Illinois. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 
Illinois. University. Illinois Historical Survey 
Illinois. University. Library 
Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington 
Newberry Library, Chicago 
Northwestern University, Evanston. Law Library 
Northwestern University, Evanston. Library 

INDIANA 

Anderson College and Theological Seminary. School of 

Theology Library 
DePauw University, Greencastle. Archives 
Earlham College, Richmond. library 
Howard County Historical Museum 
Indiana. State Library 
Indiana Historical Society 
Indianapolis. Public Library 
New Harmony. Working Men's Institute. Library 
Purdue University, Lafayette. Library 
St. Meinrad Archabbey 
Wabash College, Crawfordsville. library 
Washington County Historical Society 



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IOWA 

Iowa. State Dept. of History and Archives 
Iowa. State Medical Library, Des Moines 
Iowa. University. Library 
Luther College, Decorah. Library 

KANSAS 
Bethel College Historical Library 
Kansas. State University of Agriculture and Applied 

Science. Dept. of History 
Kansas. University. Library 
Kansas. University. Medical Center. Clendening 

Medical Library 
Kansas State Historical Society 
Ottawa County Historical Society 

KENTUCKY 

Filson Club, Louisville 

Kentucky. University. Library 

Louisville. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 

Library 
Louisville. University. Law Library 

LOUISIANA 

Louisiana. State library 

Tulane University of Louisiana. Library 

MAINE 

Camden Historical Society 

Colby College, Waterville. Library 

New Gloucester Historical Society 

MARYLAND 

Baltimore. College of Notre Dame of Maryland. 

Library 
Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore 
Johns Hopkins University. Library 
U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Museum 

MASSACHUSETTS 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester 

American Congregational Association, Boston. Library 

Amherst College. Library 

Andover Newton Theological School. Library 
. Belchertown Historical Association 

Boston Athenaeum 

Boston College. Library 

Boston University. Libraries 

Bostonlan Society 

Cambridge. Episcopal Theological School. Library 

Connecticut Valley Historical Museum, Springfield 

Dedham Historical Society 

Essex Institute 

Pall River Historical Society 

Forbes Library, Northampton 

Harvard University. Graduate School of Business 
Administration. Baker Library 

Harvard University. Library. Houghton Library 

Harvard University. library of the Schools of 

^Medicine and Public Health 

Jackson Homestead, Newton 

Marblehead Historical Society 

Massachusetts Historical Society 

Middleborough Historical Association 

Old Colony Historical Society, Taunton 

Old Dartmouth Historical Society 

Petersham Historical Society 

Radcliffe College. Women's Archives 

Beading Antiquarian Society 

Bichard Salter Storrs Library, Longmeadow 

Tufts University. Library 

Unitarian Historical Society, Boston 

Wellesley College. Library 

Worcester. College of the Holy Cross. Library 

MICHIGAN 

Bishop Baraga Association, Marquette 
Dearborn Historical Museum 
Detroit Institute of Arts. Library 



Grand Bapids. Public Library 

Marquette County Historical Society 

Michigan. Central Michigan University. Library 

Michigan. State University of Agriculture and Applied 

Science, East Lansing. Library 
Michigan. State University of Agriculture and Applied 

Science, East Lansing. Museum 
Michigan. University. Law Library 
Michigan. University. Library 
Michigan. University. Museums Library 
Michigan. University. Transportation Library 
Michigan. University. William L. Clements Library 
Wayne State University. Library 

MINNESOTA 

Catholic Historical Society of St. Paul 

Clay County Historical Society 

Gustavus Adolphus College, St Peter. Archives 

Koochiching County Historical Society 

Lake County Historical Society 

Luther Theological Seminary, St. Paul. Library 

Minneapolis. Public Library 

Minnesota Historical Society 

Nicollet County Historical Museum 

Boseau County Historical Society 

St Louis County Historical Society 

St. Paul. College of St. Thomas. Library 

MISSISSIPPI 

Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss. Library. Methodist 

Archives 
Mississippi. Dept. of Archives and History 
VIcksburg. Old Courthouse Museum 

MISSOURI 

Concordia Historical Institute, St Louis 

Kansas City. University. Library 

Mark Twain Birthplace Memorial Shrine, Florida, Mo. 

Missouri. University. Library. Western Historical 

Manuscripts Collection 
Missouri Historical Society 
St Louis. Public library 

Washington University, St. Louis. Law Library 
Washington University, St Louis. Library 
Washington University, St Louis. Medical Library 

NEBRASKA 

Nebraska. University. Library 
Omaha. Public Library 

NEW HAMPSHIRE 
Portsmouth. Athenaeum 
Wadleigh Memorial Library, Milford 

NEW JERSEY 
Bergen County Historical Society 
Monmouth County Historical Association 
Morristown National Bistorlcal Park 
New Brunswick. Theological Seminary of the 

Reformed Church in America. Library 
New Jersey. Bureau of Archives and History 
New Jersey Historical Society 
Newark. Free Public Library 
Princeton Theological Seminary. Library 
Princeton University. Library 
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken. Library 
Trenton. Free Public Library 

NEW MEXICO 

Montezuma Seminary. Library 

NEW YORK 

Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake 
Albany Institute of History and Art 
Albany Medical College 
American Academy of Arts and Letters 
Boscobel Restoration, Garrison 
Broome County Historical Society 
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society 



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NEW YORK— Continued 
Columbia County Historical Society 
Columbia University. Libraries 

°h£!;«?TS?- Jj ib T y - Coll «*™ of Begional 
History and University Archives 

^^"t ^TSF 8 !^- New York State Seh «>l of Labor 
and Industrial Relations 

Elmira College. Library 

Geneva. Historical Museum 

Goshen. Library and Historical Society 

Greene County Historical Society 

Historical Society of the Tarrytowns 

Hobart College, Geneva. Library 

Huguenot Historical Society of New Paltz 

Montour Falls. Memorial Library 

National Audubon Society 

New York. General Theological Seminary of the 
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States 
Library 
New York. Metropolitan Museum of Art Library 
New York. Museum of the American Indian, Heve 

Foundation ^ J 

New York. Museum of the City of New York 
New York. Union Theological Seminary. Library 
New York. State Library, Albany 
New York Academy of Medicine Library 
New York Historical Society 
New York Society Library 
New York University. Libraries 
Ontario County Historical Society, Canandaigua 
Osslning Historical Society 
Oswego County Historical Society 
Rochester. University. Library 
Russell Sage College, Troy. Library 
St. Bernard's Seminary, Rochester. Library 
St Lawrence University, Canton. Library 
Suffolk County Historical Society 
Syracuse University. Library 
Wading River Historical Society 
Warsaw Historical Society 
Yivo Institute for Jewish Research. Library 

NORTH CAROLINA 

Davidson College. Library 

Duke University, Durham. Library 

Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and 

Reformed Churches 
North Carolina. State Dept of Archives and History 
North Carolina. University. Library 
Pack Memorial Library. Asheville 
Wake Forest Southeastern Baptist Theological 

Seminary. Library 
Western North Carolina Historical Association 

NORTH DAKOTA 

North Dakota. University. Library 

OHIO 

^oHetT 1 Dayton and Mon tgomery County Historical 

Butler County Historical Society 

Cincinnati. Church of the New Jerusalem New 

Church Library 
Cincinnati. Public Library 
Cleveland. Public Library 
Denison University, Granville. Library 
Elyrla Library 

Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio 
Historical Society of Columbiana and Fairfield 

Township 
Kenyon College, Gambler. Library 
Lorain County Historical Society 
Miami University, Oxford 
Mount St Mary's Seminary of the West, Norwood. 

Oberlin College. Library 



Ohio. State Library 

Ohio. State University. libraries 

Ohio Historical Society 

Rutherford B. Hayes Library, Fremont 

St. Joseph Seminary, Cleveland. Library 

Tallmadge Historical Society 

Warren County Historical Society 

Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland 

Western Reserve University, Cleveland. Library 

Wilberforce University. Library 

Wooster. College of Wooster 

OKLAHOMA 
Creek Indian Museum, Okmulgee 
Oklahoma. University. Library 
Tulsa. University. Library 

OREGON 

Coos-Curry Pioneer and Historical Association 
Daughters of the American Revolution. Oregon Society 
Jacksonville. Museum 
La Grange. Public Library 
Lane County Pioneer Museum 
Oregon. State Library 
Oregon. University. Library 
Oregon Historical Society 

PENNSYLVANIA 
Alverthorpe Gallery, Jenkintown 
Ambridge. Old Economy State Museum 
American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia 
Bucknell University, Lewlsburg. Library 
Bucks County Historical Society 
Crawford. County Historical Society 
Evangelical and Reformed Church. Historical Society 
Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster. Library 
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia. Library 
Friends, Society of. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 

Dept. of Records 
Girard College, Philadelphia 
Haverford College. Library 
Historical Society of Adams County 
Historical Society of York County 
Lebanon County Historical Society 
Lebanon Valley College, Annvllle. Library 
Moravian Archives, Bethlehem 
Muhlenberg College, Allentown. Library 
Pennsylvania. Historical and Museum Commission 
Pennsylvania. Historical Society 
Pennsylvania. State University, University Park. 

Library 
Pennsylvania. University. Library 
Philadelphia. Athenaeum 
Philadelphia. Free Library 
Philadelphia. Library Company- 
Philadelphia. Lutheran Theological Seminary. 

Library 
Philadelphia. Temple University. Library 
Pittsburgh. Carnegie Library 
Pittsburgh. Theological Seminary. Library 
Pittsburgh. University. Library 
Presbyterian Historical Society 
Radnor Historical Society 
Swarthmore College. Friends Historical Library 
Valley Forge Historical Society 
Villanova University. Library 
Washington County Historical Society 

RHODE ISLAND 
Brown University. Annmary Brown Memorial 
Brown University. John Carter Brown Library 
Brown University. Library 
Moses Brown School, Providence 
Rhode Island. State Archives 
Rhode Island Medical Society 



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SOUTH CAROLINA 

Charleston. St Michael's Church 

Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina. 

Library 
Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A South 

Carolina (Diocese) 
South Carolina. Archives Dept 

Medical College, Charleston. Library 
University. South Carollniana 



South Carolina. 
South Carolina. 
Library 



SOUTH DAKOTA 

Brookings. St Paul's Episcopal Church. Parish 

House 
Pettigrew Museum, Sioux Falls 
South Dakota. State University. Library 

TENNESSEE 

Chattanooga. Public Library 

Fisk University, Nashville. Library 

Hermitage 

Sewanee. University of the South. Library 

Southern Baptist Convention. Dargan-Carver Library 

Tennessee. State Library and Archives 

Tennessee. University. Library- 

TEXAS 

Baylor University, Waco. Library 

Dallas. Southern Methodist University. Methodist 

Historical Library 
Dallas Historical Society 
De Golyer Foundation, Dallas. Library 
Houston. Public Library 
Texas. State Library. Archives Division 
Texas. University. Library. Texas Archives 
Texas Christian University, Fort Worth. Library 
Texas Technological College, Lubbock. Library. 

Southwest Collection 

UTAH 

Brlgham Young University, Provo. Library 
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. 

Historian's Office 
Utah. University. Library 



VERMONT 

Middlebury College. Library 
Strafford Historical Society 
Vermont. University. Wilbur Library 
Vermont Historical Society 

VIRGINIA 

Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. 

Eastern Mennonite College, Harrisonburg. Library 

Hampden-Sydney College. Library 

Mariners' Museum, Newport News 

Randolph-Macon College, Ashland. Library 

Richmond Academy of Medicine 

Virginia. State Library. Archives Division 

Virginia. University. Library 

Virginia Historical Society 

Virginia Military Institute, Lexington. Library 

WASHINGTON 

Eastern Washington State Historical Society, Spokane 
Gonzaga University, Spokane. Library 
Jefferson County Historical Library 
Klickitat County Historical Society 
Seattle. Public Library 
Washington. State Library, Olympla 
Washington. State University, Pullman. Library 
Washington. University, Seattle. Law Library 
Washington. University, Seattle. Library 
Whitman National Monument, Walla Walla 

WEST VIRGINIA 
West Virginia. Dept of Archives and History 
West Virginia. University. Library 

WISCONSIN 

Douglas County Historical Museum 

Marquette University, Milwaukee. Memorial Library 

Milton Historical Society 

Milwaukee. Public Library 

Pierce County Historical Society 

Wisconsin. State Historical Society 

Wisconsin. University. School of Pharmacy. Library