Cammie G. Henry Research Center
Collection Listings
Many of our collection inventories are available online linked in the list below. If a collection is not linked, we may have inventories available in the research center.
Our unprocessed collections may also have preliminary inventories, registers, or item/contents lists available. (ua) denotes University Archives. (military content) denotes collections with substantial military materials.
Box 1 Annual Reports, 1962 – 1975
Box 2 Correspondence, 1976-1976
Box 3 Correspondence, 1976-2002
Box 4 Council Actions, 1976-1978
Editorial Policy, no date
Executive Board, no date
Box 4 Financial Reports, 1957-1970
Box 5 Financial Reports, 1971-1978
Box 6 Finances, 1979-1986
Box 7 Financial Reports, 1996
Ledger, 1950-1980s
Ledger, 1960s-1980s
Award/Scholarship Recipients, 2001-2003
History of Mental Health in Texas, 1968-1989, n.d.
Box 8 Goals & Objectives, 1977
By-Laws and Policies, 1999-2002, n.d.
Historian
Information, 1973
Legal Rights, no date
Legislative Education, no date
Library, no date
Mail outs, 1971
Memberships, 1962-1989
Box 9 Meetings, 1954-2002
Newsletter, no date
Nominations, 1977-1990
Officers, 1960-1964
Box 10 Officers, 1964-1989
Operational Manual, 1990
Prevention Conference, 1979
Proof-AA on Mental Deficiency, no date
Box 11 Publications, 1978-1980
Publicity, 1967-1978
Regional Representative, 1977
Box 12 Regional Representatives, 1989-1990
Religion, 1965
Reorganization, 1997
Resignation of Ginger L. Shults
South Central Journal, 1976-1988
Southern Regional Educational Board, no date
State Chapter Nominees, 1967
Treasurer’s Report, 1988
Box 13 Conferences, 1954-1971
Box 14 Conferences, 1972-1977
Box 15 Conferences, 1978
Box 16 Conferences, 1978
Box 17 Conferences, 1979-1984
Box 18 Conferences, 1987-1988
Box 19 Conferences, 1989
Box 20 Conferences, 1989-1990
Box 21 Conferences, 1991-1993
Box 22 Conferences, 1995
Box 23 Conferences, 1995-2003
Maurice Dayan Records, 1974-1993
Box 24 Newsletters, 1966-1996
Box 25 (OS) Conference Memorabilia, 1990
Box 26 Finances, 1995-2002
Box 27 Finances, 1999-2001
Box 28 Finances, 2001-2002
Box 29 Financial Working Papers, 1998-1999
Box 30 Financial Investments, 1992
Box 31 Financial Investments, 1994
Ledgers, 1994-1995
Box 32 Donald Robichaux’s Records, 1997-1998
Box 33 Donald Robichaux’s Records, 1998-1999
Box 34 Donald Robichaux’s Records, 1998-1999
Box 35 Donald Robichaux’s Records, 1999-2000
The Amelia Aaron Collection consists of six items. Among them is a Salvation Army brochure dated 1947. The brochure lists names of the Natchitoches committee members, has a resume of needs met, list reasons for supporting the army, and has a blue-tone photograph of some committee members, a few of whom were identified by Mrs. Aaron.
Topics Indexed
Salvation Army, 1947
Natchitoches Parish: Salvation Army
Natchitoches, LA. photographs
*Note: The archivist before 1988 put small collections together in boxes that were either 8 ¬Ω x 11″ or 8 ¬Ω x 14″ in size, numbered the boxes and designated the boxes as “Miscellaneous” since they contained multiple collections.
Folder Inventory:
New clipping, “From the NSU Archives”, The Natchitoches Times, October 8,
1981; photo of ‚Äò30s St. Mary’s football team; 2 copies
List, typed, of people in the above photo
Original photo of ‚Äò30s St. Mary’s football team
Photo of the photo of 30s St. Mary’s football team
Brochure, Salvation Army Service in Natchitoches and Parish 1947-1948
List of people pictured in the Salvation Army brochure; 2 lists
Photo of inner section of Salvation Army brochure
“Louisiana Music Program Topic”, Natchitoches Enterprise, February 1948
Grace Tarleton Aaron Collection
Acc. 746
1-A-1
Misc. Box 2
Folder Inventory Sheet music for “Louisiana”, words by Grace Tarleton Aaron, 1938
Sub Series 1. Abstracts
Box #1
Abstract Number
None H.J. Owens, S1, T5, 59, R5W, 9.44 acs
6243 (2) Bill Anderson, S19, T5N, R7W, +- 20 acs.
6214 (3) G.R. Ferguson Estate, S4, T5N, R7w, +-100 acs.
(4) Henry Rice Scobee, S15, T5N, R6W
6055 (5) Jack Bell, S32, T6N, R7W
S33, T6N, R7W
S4, T5N, R7W
6269 (6) H.H. Casper, S36, T5N, R6W
(7) None, T5N, R5W
6065 (8) U.S.A. S1, T5N, R8W, 39.75 acs.
(9) Mrs. T.C. Dowden, S4, T5N, R8, +- 48 acs.
6217 (10) Ethel C. Niehuss, 614, T5N, R6W, less 3acs.
6049-P U.S.A. S5, T5N, R7W, 9,613,24 acs
6050-P U.S.A S6, T5N, R7W
6051-P U.S.A. S6, T5N, R7W.
6069-P (12) NONE, T5N, R8W,
6971 ASA Beebe, T6N, R4W
Box# 2
Abstract Number
4135 (14) NONE, T6N, R4W
5535 (15) NONE, S24, 38,40,42,43, T6N, R5W
NONE (16) Weaver Brother Realty Corporation, S21, T6N, R4W
NONE (17) Mrs. Bessie MimsS32, T6N, R4W
NONE (17a) John Talbert Jones, S41-6N-4W
NONE (18) Frank J. Lavespere, S57, T6N, R4W
NONE (19) George W. Bolton, S11, T6N, R8W
NONE (20) Felix Richal, S58, T6N, R4W
Box# 3
Abstract Number
6034 (21) Melissa N. Vercher, S17,T6N, R5W
6030 (22) James Kerry, S19, T6N, R5W, 75.20 acs.
NONE (23) B.J. Sharp, S33, T6N, R5W, +- 40 acs.
6270 (24) Douglas B. Smith, S33, T6N, R5W +- 80acs.
NONE (25) Mitchell Mahfouz, S38, T6N, R5W
NONE (26) Elijah C. Spurgeon Jr.S35, T6N, R5W
NONE (27) Joseph McHenry Jr. S13, T6N, R5W +- 337 acs.
NONE (27) J.M. Henry, S13, T6N, R6W
6159 (28) Gahagan Land & Timber Company, Inc. S22, T6N, R6W, 316.23 acs.
Box # 4
Abstract Number
6159-C (28) United States of America, S22, T6N, K6W
6156-C (29) United States of America, S23, T6N, R6W, +- 80 acs.
6156-C2 (30) United States of America, S15, T6N, R6W; S16, T6N, R6W, +-760 acs.
6057 (31) Richard I. Scott, S29, T6N, R7W, +- 40 acs.
6058 (31) O.S. Beasly, S29, T6N, R7W, +- 160 acs.
6060 (31) N. A. Brown Etal, S29, T6N, R7W
Box # 5
Abstract Number
6163 (35) United States of America, S26, T6N, R6W, +- 160 acs.
6028 (36) J.M. Henry Jr., S13, T6N, R7W, 60 acs.
6059 (34) Martin Development Company, Inc. S32, T6N, R7W, 60acs.
6064 (34) Douglas D. Dodd, S32, T6N, R7W +-160 acs.
Box # 6
Abstract Number
6074 (37) Louisiana Long Leaf Lumber Company, S16, T6N, R8W
6061 (34) Mrs. Marie Louise Dodd Ray Etal, S32 T6N, R7W, +-40 acs.
6062 (32) J.D. Montgomery Sr. Etal, S29, T6N, R7W
Box # 7
Abstract Number
6053 (32) Lee Booty, S30, T6N, R7W, 25 acs
6063 (32) D.H. Anderson, S29, 28, 30, T6N, R7W +-155 acs.
6067 (33) Dr. John S. Branch Estate, S30, Y6N, R7W
Box # 8
Abstract Number
6066 (34) United States of America, S32, T6N, R7W, +- 80 acs.
6056 (34) May O’neil Fitre, S32, T6N, R7W
6054 (34) Joseph Walter White, S30, T6N, R7W
Box # 9
Abstract Number
6074 (37) NONE, NONE
6074 (37) NONE, NONE
Box # 10
Abstract Number
6074 (37) NONE, NONE
6074C (37) Louisiana Long Leaf Lumber Company, S24, 13, T8N, R9W
6075-S (37) Louisiana Long Leaf Lumber Company, S16, T6N, R8W
S21, T7N, R8W
S30, T7N, R9W
S30, T8N, R8W
S27, T8N, R9W
Box # 11
Abstract Number
6075 NONE, NONE
6074 (37) NONE, NONE
6075
6075-S (37) NONE, NONE,
Box # 12
Abstract Number
6113-P (38) Mathew Hertzog, NONE
5548 (39) The Home Place, S28, 29, 32, 33, 39, 40, 41, 43, 44, T7N, R4W
S59, 60, 61, 63, 65, 66, 68, 70, T6N, R4W, +- 40acs.
NONE (40) Quincy A. Hargis, Jr. NONE
NONE (42B) Harvey B. Gorum, S7, T7N, R5W, 37.85 acs.
6072 (41) Nona Mills Company, LTD., S32, T7N, R6W
6201 (42) Gordon A. Cain, S31, 32, T7N, R6W
6079 (43) Mrs. Ernick Skidmore, S72, T7N, R6W
NONE (44) J.H. Henry Estate, S96, T7N, R6W
Box # 13
Abstract Number
NONE (44b) J.M. Henry III, S118, T7N, R6W, +- 32.52 acs.
NONE (45) Mrs. Ella Rachal Delouche, S58, 59, 60, T7N, R5W, 209.54 acs.
NONE (45B) Quincy A. Hargis, Mary Nell Hargis, Moersi, NONE
6073 (46) Weaver Brother’s Realty Corporation, S24, T7N, R8W, +- 80.60 acs.
6078 (47) Caroline Friedman Estate, S52, 54, T7N, R6W
Box #14
Abstract Number
6078 (47) Henrietta Friedman, NONE
NONE (48) James Ashlock, S4, T7N, R8W
NONE NONE, NONE
Box # 15
Abstract Number
6076 (57) Marie Felcie Buard Prudhomme Estate, S22, T8N, R6W, +- 140 acs.
NONE (50) NONE, NONE
6185 (53) Hugh M. Stephens, S85, T8N, R7W, +- 365 acs.
6241 (52) Mamie Foshee, S14, T8N, R8W, 79.56 acs.
NONE (54) Maxi Mae Jenkins, S4, T8N, R9W
NONE (56) Maxi Mae Jenkins, S4, 5, T8N, R9W, 250 acs.
6083 (57) O.A. Slater, S8, T8N, R9W, +- 250 acs.
Box # 16
Abstract Number
6082 (58) J. Vivian Winn, S7, T8N, R9W
6090 (59) Inez Wyatt, S3, T9N, R6W, +- 100 acs.
6091 (60) W.O. Harrison Jr. S3, T9N, R6W, +- 80 acs.
Box # 17
Abstract Number
6092 (61) Harvey B. Gorum, Jr. S4, 61,62, T9N, R6W
Box # 18
Abstract Number
6092 (61) V2 NONE, NONE
Box # 19
Abstract Number
6092 (61) V3 NONE, NONE
Box #19 continued
Abstract Number
6068 (62) Harry H. Turpin, S10, 12, 13, T9N, R7W
Box # 20
Abstract Number
6068 (62) VII NONE, NONE
6068 (62) VIII NONE, NONE
Box # 21
Abstract Number
NONE (63) Russell E. Gahagan, NONE
6085 (64) Sadie Cook Taylor, S47, T9N, R7W, 300 acs.
Box #22
Abstract Number
6087 (65) Joe Solomon, S46, 139, T9N, R7W, 110.76 acs.
6088 (66) John G. Lewis, Jr. S137, T9N, R7W, +- 70 acs.
Box # 23
Abstract Number
6089 (67) Leo Antee, S48, T9N, R7W +- 70 acs.
NONE (68) Bamma Smith, S4, T9N, R7W, +- 19.50 acs.
6197 (69) Morris Anisman, NONE
6184-P Joseph T. Breda Estate, S62, 63, 85, T10N, R7W
S1, T9N, R7W
NONE (70) Mrs. Lessi H. Royston, S7, T9N, R8W
S12, T9N, R9W +- 315 acs.
NONE (71) George Carmane, S14, T9N, R8W, +- 40 acs.
Box # 24
Abstract Number
NONE (73) H. J. Sudbury S39,14, T9N, R8W
NONE (74) Boyd Page, Floyd Page, S22, T9N, R9W, 7.04 acs.
NONE (75) David Flores, S3, T9N, R9W, +- 80 acs.
NONE (77) A.J. Bustamento, S2, T9N, R9W,
6500 (78) S.B. Evans, S32, T9N, R9W
NONE (79) M.V. Townley, George W. Townley, S17, T9N, R8W +- 60 acs.
6172 (81) R.H. Dressler, S33, T9N, R8W,
S4, T8N, R8W
6181-P (81) NONE, S32, 33, T9N, R9W
S4, 5, T8N, R9W
6198 (82) Willie Mathews, S22,T9N, R8W, +- 120 acs.
116518 (83) Frank K. White, S36, T9N, R9W, +- 40 acs.
NONE (84) Joseph A. Gibson, Jr. S11, T9N, R9W
6502 (85) Bashie E. N.B. Morrison, S16, 17, T9N, R9W
NONE (86) A.P. Williams, S11, T9N, R9W
NONE (87) Mercer Scott, S18,19, T9N, R9W, +- acs.
NONE (88) Woodrow Solice, S2, T9N, R9W, +- 30 acs.
NONE (88B) Buddie Bustamento, S2, T9N, R9W +- 80 acs.
6651 VI (89) Shell Oil Company, S31, T9N, R9W
Box # 25
Abstract Number
6651 VII (89) Shell Oil Company, S31, T9N, R9W
6651 VII (89) Shell Oil Company, NONE
6244 (90) State of Louisiana, S19, T9N, R10W
6186 (91) Robert E. Adair, S21, 22, T9N, R10W, +-89.5 acs.
NONE (92) Shadrict Jackson Eason, S32, T9N, R10W
6244 (93) John Washington Estate, S34, T9N, R10W, +- 80 acs.
Box # 26
Abstract Number
6006 (94B) Martin Timber Company, S33, 34, T11N, R6W
6005 (94) T.K. Giddens Estate, S33, T11N, R6W
Box #27
Abstract Number
6007 (94) Lessis C. Trichel, S34, T11N, R6W
6008 (94) H. B. Howcott, S33, T11N, R6W
Box # 28
Abstract Number
6003-6 (95) Martin Lumber Company, Inc. S4, T11N, R6W, +- 580 acs.
6009 (96) Edward Rogers, S8, T11N, R6W, +- 40 acs.
6046-P (97) William H. Albriton, S19, T11N, R6W
6042 (98) Houston Pardee Estate, S19, T11N, R6W, +- 64.35 acs.
6010 (99) William Louis Albritton, S20, T11N, R6W
Box # 29
Abstract Number
6070 (100) Kathleen M. Morris, S22, T11N, R6W, +- 120 acs.
6011 (101) William H. Franklin, S23, T11N, R6W, +- 80 acs.
6001 (102) Watson Taylor, S28, T11N, R6W, 40.00 acs.
Box #30
Abstract Number
6022 (103) Mary Leona, Elee Desadier, S31, T11N, R6W, 47.68 acs.
6023 (104) O.D. Guin, S30, T11N, R6W
6023 VII (104) O.D. Guin, NONE
Box # 31
Abstract Numbers
6024 VI (105) Travis Guin S31, T11N, R6W
6024 VII (105) Travis Guin, NONE
6025-6 (106) Virgil J. Davis, S30, T11N, R6W
Box #32
Abstract Number
6025 (106) Virgil J. Davis, S30, 31, T11N, R6W
6025-A (106) NONE, Lease
Box #33
Abstract Number
6026 VI (107) John L. Peterson, S31, T11N, R6W, +- 81.89acs.
6026 VII (107) NONE, Judgment
6086-P (107) John L. Peterson, S31, T11N, R6W, 81.89 acs.
6102 (108) NONE, Cash Deed, S11, T11, R8, +-40 acs.
Box #34
Abstract Number
6095 VI (109B) W.L. Williams, S65, 29, T11N, R8W 1460 acs.
6095VII (109) NONE, S32, T11, R8
Box # 35
Abstract Number
6095 VIII (109B) NONE, NONE
6095-S (109) W.L. Williams, S65, T11N, R8W
6095 V.I V (109) NONE, S65, T11, R8
Box # 36
Abstract Number
6108 (110) E.I. Persinger S6, T11N, R7W, +-120 acs.
NONE (111) John & Mary Cox S28
5001 (112) NONE, S8,9,19, 24, 40, 31, 36, 33, T11N, R6W
S 34, T12N, R6W
6252 (113) J.O. Evans, S5, T13N, R6W, +- 190 acs.
6253 (114) United States of America, S4, 5, 6, 7, 8, T13N, R6W +- 1568 acs.
6240-P Lorrie A. Hood, S7, T13N, R7W, +-80 acs.
6258 (116) George E. Rogers, S5, T13N, R6W, 20 acs
6262 (117) Bolain R. Walker, S4, T13N, R6W, +- 160 acs.
6263 (117-B) H.H. Morgan, S4, T13N, R6W, 20 acs.
6264 (117C) Raymond G. Wiggins Jr. S4, T13N, R6W, 40 acs
6265 (117D) Eloise A. Frey, S5, T13N, R6W, 40 acs.
6266 (117E) Clifton Stewart, S4, T13N, R6W, 80 acs.
NONE (118) Robert L. Miller, S20, 21, T13N, R6W, +-40 acs.
NONE (119) Henry P. Littleton, S28, 21, T13N, R6W, +- 60 acs.
NONE (120) Dorthy Leggett West, S28, T13N, R7W, 39.96 acs.
NONE (121) Mrs. Ella Beebe, S32, T6N, R4W, 38.99 acs.
Box # 37
Abstract Number
6189 (122) Arnold Jack Rosenthal, S59, 60, T9N, R7W, +- 185 acs.
2968 V.A. (123) NONE, Index
NONE (124) Bonnie Lou, Friday Lester, S6, T8, R6
NONE (125) NONE, S3, T8, R6
NONE (126) NONE, NONE,
6048 (127) Forrest L. Hedges, NONE
Box # 38
Abstract Number
6135 (128) John N. Colbertson, NONE
NONE (129) Haywood Speight, Jr. S46, T9N, R7W
6068-C (130) Orie C. Fair, NONE
Box #39
Abstract Number
6087B (131) Ellis Dean, Sale
NONE (132) James Williams, L2, B2
6221 (133) S.L. Pulling Estate, S4, 3, T13N, R7W
6080-B (134) J.C. Shows, NONE
6094 (135) Mrs. Lee Craig R. Levy, S43, T9N, R7W
Box #40
Abstract Number
NONE (A) Nona Nelms Bobo & William Bobo, Jr.
S30, T11N, R6W, 94.50 acs.
NONE (B) Phil Demery Estate, S9, T11N, R6W, +- 80 acs
6002S (B) Roy O. Martin Lumber Company, S9, T11N, R6W, +- 80 acs.
NONE (C) State of Louisiana, S21, T11n, R6W
NONE (D) O.D. Guin, S30, T11N, R6W
NONE (E) Redford, et al, S31, T11N, R6W
NONE (F) John L. Peterson, S31, T11N, R6W
NONE (G) Ella Pourciau Cardneaux, S32, T11N, R6W, 101.76acs.
S5, T10N, R6W, 86.88 acs.
NONE (H) Helen Louise Mitchamore, S9, T11N, R7W
NONE (I) Continental Can Company, Inc. S26, T11N, R6W, 751.78 acs.
NONE (J) W.L. Manning Oil Company, Inc. S34, T11N, R7W, 751.78 acs.
NONE (K) Ira Williams Est. S4, 3, T11N, R7W, +- 120 acs.
NONE (L) G.A. Magee, S20, T11N, R7
NONE (M) Emmet Lave, S15, T11N, R8W, +- 25 acs.
NONE (N) Tom Sessions, S14, T11N, R8W, 40.01 acs.
6204 (O) Firal Ryder, S53, T11N, R8W
Box # 41
Abstract Number
NONE A.J. Brouillette, S52, T9N, R7W
6506-A Clothilde Webb Brown, S22, T11, R10, 140 acs
4144-6-1 Crown Zellerbach Corporation, 633, T11N, R10W
4144 S-2 Martin Timber Company, Inc. S33, T11N, R10W
4144 S-3 Alice Mae, Layton Watson, S33, T11N, R10W
4144 S-4 Lula Layton, S33, T11N, R10W
4144 S-5 Martin Timber Company, Inc. S33, T11N, R10W
4144 S-6 L. B. Harrison, S33, T11N, R10W
4144S-7 H. M Fincher & Crown Zellerbach, S33, T11N, R10W
4144 S-8 Whitcomb B. Safford, Jr. S33, T11N, R10W
4144 S-9 Crown Zellerbach S28, T11N, R10W, 210 acs.
6203 R J. Taft Copellar, S34, T11N, R8W
NONE R2 Hezekiah Williams, S28, T12N, R7W, +-40 acs.
SEE “R” Mr. Jon Jacobs, S28, T12N, R7W
NONE United States of America, S28, T12, R7
NONE S Elbert E. Middleton, S33, T11N, R10W
6304 T Doyle Z. Williams, S28, T11N, R10W
6506 U Lora Boone Crain, S30, T11N, R10W
6277 V Franklin Realty Company, S31, T11N, R10W
S278 V J.B. and J.T. Baxter, S31, T11N, R10W
S279 V J.T. Ramsey, S31, T11N, R10W
NONE V NONE, T11, R10W
NONE (W) Foley Waggoner Etal, S20, T12N, R6W
6254 (1of 7) Williamette Industries, Inc. S30, T12N, R6W, +-120 acs.
6255 (2of 7) Williamette Industries, Inc. S30, T12N, R6W, 40 acs.
6256 (3 of 7) Williamette Industries, Inc. S30, T12N, R6W, +-120 acs.
6257 (4of 7) Williamette Industries, Inc. S30, T12N, R6W, +- 160 acs.
6260 (5 of 7) J.O. Evans J. S30, T12N, R6W, 30 acs.
6261 (6 of 7) Adlis Smith, S30, T12N, R6W, 20 acs.
6271 (7 of 7) S.B. Evans, Jr. S30, T12N, R6W, +- 32.5 acs.
NONE (Y) Mrs. Laura S. Harrison, S29, T12N, R5W
6200 (Z) Amos Nash Estate, S20, T12N, R7W, +- 20 acs.
NONE (AA) Natchitoches Parish School Board, S35, T12N, R7W, 16 acs.
Box #42
Abstract Number
NONE (BB) Ira Williams, S33, T12N, R7W, +- 20 acs.
6227 (CC) Laura G. Self, S25, T12N, R7W, +- 20 acs.
6228 (CC) The Pardee Company, S25, T12N, R7W, +- 160 acs.
6229 (CC) J.T. Weaver, S25, T12N, R7W
6230-P (CC) The Pardee Company, S25, T12N, R7W
6231 (CC) Taylor Louisiana, S25, T12N, R7W, +-80acs.
NONE (DD) Aubrey Quick, S4, T12N, R7W
NONE (DD) Martin Timber Company, S3, T12N, R7W, +- 80 acs.
NONE (EE) A.M. Garrett Etals, S29, T12N, R6W, +- 80 acs.
NONE (FF) E.E. Hawthorn, S34, T12N, R7W, +- 80 acs.
NONE (FF) C.C. Graham, S34, T12N, R7W, +- 80 acs.
6259 (GG) Woodard-Walker Land & Timber CO. S30, T12N, R6W, 120 acs.
NONE (HH) United States of America, S19, T12N, R5W, +- 160 acs.
6267 (II) Shell Oil Company, S4, T13N, R6W, 80 acs.
6262 (JJ) Eolian R. Walker, S4, T13N, R6W, +- 160 acs.
Box #43
Abstract Number
6264 (KK) Shell Oil Company, S4, T13N, R6W, 20 acs.
6266 (LL) Shell Oil Company, S4, T13N, R6W, 80 acs.
6263 (MM) Shell Oil Company S4, T13N, R6W, 20 acs.
6265 (NN) Shell Oil Company S4, T13N, R6W, 40 acs.
6252 (OO) J. O. Evans, S5, T13N, R6W, +- 190 acs.
Box #44
Abstract Number
6258 (PP) George E. Rogers, S5 T13N, R6W, 20 acs.
NONE (QQ) Calvin Tyler, S17, T13N, R6W, +-40 acs.
NONE (RR) Clevie W. Desse, S20, T13N, R6W, +- 40 acs
NONE (SS) Tommy E. Davidson, S12, T13N, R8W.
6019 VII (TT) International Paper Company. S3, T10N, R6W
Box # 45
Abstract Number
6018 VIII (UU) W. Peyton Cunningham, S4, T10N, R6W
NONE (VV) L.H. Dalton, S4, T10N, R6W, +- 43.55 acs
NONE (WW) O.C. Armstrong, S4, T10N, R6W
Box #46
Abstract Number
6021 (XX) D.C. Scarborough, Jr. S4, T10N, R6W
NONE (YY) Ella Pourciau Cardenaux, S32, T11N, R6W, +- 101.76 acs.
NONE (YY-b) Louie Rice, S11, T10N, R6W
6017 VIII (YY) Leonard H. Dalton, S4, 5, T10N, R6W.
Box #47
Abstract Number
6017A (YY) Jewel Cloud, Mortgage, May 6, 1960
6038 (ZZ) Berthan Waldrop, S5,T10N,R6W
6020 (AAA) John W. Motter, S5, T10N, R6W, 39.84 acs.
6177 (BBB) Placid Oil Company, S5, T10N, R6W
NONE (CCC) William T. Grappe, S33, T10N, R6W
Box # 48
Abstract Number
6043 (DDD) Fredrick Waldrup, S5, T10N, R6W
P6044 (EEE) United States of America, S6, T10N, R6W, 194.16 acs.
Box # 49
Abstract Number
6036 (FFF) William Telphy Estate, S6, T10N, R6W, 24 acs.
6039 (GGG) Howard Scott, S6, T10N, R6W, +-24 acs.
6040 (HHH) J. P. Glasgow, S6 T10N, R6W, +- 24 acs.
Box # 50
Abstract Number
6041 (III) J.P. Glasgow, S6, T10N, R6W, 48.54 acs.
6047 (JJJ) Louise Brazeale, S6, T10N, R6W, +- 80 acs.
Box # 51
Abstract Number
6103 (LLL) Colbert Smith, S6, T10N, R6W, +-48 acs.
NONE (MMM) S2, T10N, R7W, +- 21acs.
NONE (MMM)2 David D. Hall, S3, 4, T10N, R7W
NONE (MMM)3 Emmie Wallet S3,4, T10N, R7W
NONE (MMM)4 C.J. Ellington, S7, T10N, R7W
NONE (MMM)5 Simpson Williams, S8, T10N, R7W, 6.06 acs.
NONE (MMM)6 Rosa Mae Bradley, S9, T10N, R7W, +- 59 acs.
NONE (NNN) William Fredieu, S6, T10N, R7W, 80.60 acs.
6015 (NNN)I Cecil G. Ewing, S6, T10N, R7W, +- 123.175 acs.
6016 (OOO) William Harris, Jr. S6, T10N, R7W, +- 38acs
Box # 52
Abstract Number
6031 (PPP) Clarence Moore, S8,9 T10N, R7W, +- 160 acs.
6032 (QQQ) Moral R. Arthur, S6, T10N, R7W, 80.6 acs.
6033 (RRR) Jules J. Maricelli, S6,7, T10N, R7W, +-27 acs.
NONE (SSS)I NONE, S7, T10N, R7W, 80.04 acs.
Box # 53
Abstract Number
6035 (SSS) William Fredieu, S6,7, T10M, R7W, 80.04 acs.
6037 (TTT) H.B. Walters, S13, 84, T10N, R7W, +- 213 acs.
6171 (UU) Adrian Land, S31,32,33,65,66, T10N, R7W, +- 393.58 acs.
NONE (VVV) Quinn Land Company, S6,7, T10N, R5W
S9,10, T11N, R5W
Box # 53 continued
Abstract Number
6130 (VVV)II Department of Conservation, of the State of Louisiana
S7, 8, T10N, R5W
Box # 54
Abstract Number
6045 (WWW) Andrew Brown, S31, T10N, R5W
NONE (XXX) Johnnie D. Williams, L3, 4, Block 39
6176-P (YYY) Clarence W. Bowden, S17, 18, T10N, R9W, 140 acs.
6207-P (ZZZ) Virginia Gaddies Godfrey, S20, 31, T10N, R9W, +-80 acs.
6207-P-S (AAAA) Virginia Gaddies Godfrey, S20, 31, T10N, R9W, +-80 acs.
NONE (BBBB) C.J. Bryant, S21, T10N, R9W, 20.98 acs.
NONE (CCCC) Bobby Dale Armour, S20, 21, T10N, R9W, +- 240 acs
6213 (DDDD) Mrs. Becky Bill Page Luster, S27, T10N, R9W, +- 80 acs.
NONE (EEEE) Jessie Brooks, S34, T10N, R9W, +- 120 acs.
NONE (EEEE)2 Charles LeLong S34, T10N, R9W, +-40 acs.
NONE (FFFF) Joe Lee Kilgore, S9, T10N, R10W
6275 (GGGG) H.P. Whatley, S17, T10N, R10W, +- 80 acs.
NONE R.C. LeGrande, S23, T11, R10
6300S Odud F. Ward Low, S 37,7,17, T7, R4
6501-S J. B. Bearden, S40, 41, T11N, R8W
6511 George W. Doolittle, S.B. Evans, Jr.
S32, T9N, R9W
6511S Shell Oil Company S32, T9, R9
Box # 54
Abstract Number
6530 Charles L. Hamaker, S83-85, T9N, R7W
International Paper Company, S25, 26, 36, T9N, R8W
6535 J.A. Bentley, S21, T5N, R5W,
Box # 55
Abstract Number
6542 Sterling C. Evans,
David E. Deville,
David Martin Bray S45, 50, 54, T6N, R5W
6542 NONE, Work papers
6543 Roy O. Martin Lumber Company.
James A. Drewry,
Bernice W. Drewry S10, T7N, R9W
NONE Mrs. Seaman, S18, T13N, R7W
6546-S Mrs. Seaman, S18, T12N, R7W
6546-S Frank Petroleum, S18, T13N, R7W
6547 J.C. Shows, S32, T9N, R9W
NONE Mrs. Edna Sermon, Chain SHeet
6550 J.C. Shows, S28, T9N, R9W
6551 W.C. Jenkins, S31, T9, R9
6551 NONE, S31, T9N, R9W
Box # 56
Abstract Number
6552 Amerada Hess Corporation, S3, T11N, R8W
6555 Don W.Webb, S31, T11N, R10W
Box# 56
Abstract Number
6566 Getty Oil Company. S8, T8N, R9W
6556 The Ballard & Cordell Corporation, S29, T6N, R4W
6558 Shell Oil Company, S31, T9N, R9W
Box# 57
Abstract Number
6559 Martin Timber Company, S31, T9N, R9W
6560 Parcel , S45, T7N, R6W
6561 Shell Oil Company, S29, T9N, R9W
6562 Shell Oil Company, S29, T9, R9.
6563-6 Shell Oil Company, S5, T8N, R9W
6564 Amco Production Company, S33, T7N, R9W
6565 Amco Production Company, S33, T7N, R9W
6566 Joe M. Rice, L8 Old River Estate
Box # 58
Abstract Number
6567 Attorney Charles W. Seaman, S39, 42, T7N, R9W, +- 42 acs.
6568S Getty Oil Company, S6, T8N, R9W
6568 Shell Oil Company, S6, T8N, R9W
6569 Getty Oil Company, S6, T8N, R9W
6570 Attorney Joseph L. Hargrove, Jr. S7, T10N, R9W
6570-A Shell Oil Company, S7, T8N, R9W
6570 Getty Oil Company, S6, T8N, R9W
6570-A Placid Oil Company, S50, T10N, R8W
6572 Grover Cecil Dowden, S9, 10, T5N, R8W
Box # 59
Abstract Number
6573 Placid Oil Company, S52, T10N, R8W
S77, T10N, R7W
S36, T11N, R6W
NONE NONE, S36, T11N, R6W
6761 Severance from sovereignty to June 6, 1985, S8, T13N, R6W
6762 Severance from sovereignty to July 2, 1985, S9, T13N, R6W
6569 Getty Oil Company, S6, T8, R9,
6672 Getty Oil Company, S17, T8N, R9W
6673 Getty Oil Company, S17, T8N, R9W
6677 Getty Oil Company, S31, T9N, R9W
6678 John B. Simmons, S3, T5N, R7W
Box # 60
Abstract Number
6679 John B. Simmons, S4, T5N, R7W
6680 Murphy Oil Company, S19, T6N, R6W
6681 Getty Oil Company, S5, T8N, R9W
6681 Getty Oil Company, S8, T8N, R9W
6681 NONE, S5, 8, T8N, R9W
6685 Attorney Joseph L. Hargrove, S8, T8N, R9W
NONE Herman Colman , Parcel 13
E.L. Long, Parcel 14
Willie Lee Dixon, Parcel 15
Lawrence Dixon, Parcel 16
Sidney B. Evans, Jr. Parcel 17
International Paper Company, Parcel 18
6588 Aucin & Associates, Eunice, LA
NONE Mr. Frank S. Kennedy, Sucession #66
6590 Placid Oil Company, S30, T9N, R9W
6592 Ulysses P. Rivre Jr. S22, T11N, R7W, +- 10 acs
Marilyn E. Rivre
6591 Burton D. Weaver & Company,
Valco Rachal
J.C. LaCaze
Sudi M. Lawton & Elizabeth L. Pannell
John W. Crus S21, 27, 28, 34, 48, 53, 55, 69
6594 Attorney Joseph L. Hargrove, Jr. S8, T10N, R9W
6595 Jim Cross, Land Man, S43, 49, 50, 106, T8N, R6W, +- 178 acs.
Box # 61
Abstract Number
6595 Mary Jewel Lanford, S21, 34, 55, T11N, R8W
6596 Placid Oil Company, S26, T29N, R10
6598 Getty Oil Company, S7, T8, R9,
6600 Attorney Fowler, S6, T10N, R10W
6601 A.J. “Tony” Starinieri, S70, 71, T9N, R7W
6603 Getty Oil Company. S18, T8N, R9W
6603-s Getty Oil Company. S18, T8N, R9W
6603-S2 Getty Oil Company. S18, T8N, R9W
6604 Getty Oil Company. S19, T8, R9W
6605 Daniel T. Morrison, S19, T5N, R7W
Box #62
Abstract Number
6606 Mr. Perry Thigpen, S35, T9N, R10W, +- 10 acs
6607 Placid Oil company, S35, 36, T9N, R10W
6609 Gus Voltz, Jr. S13, T5N, R9W
6610 Getty Oil Company, S7, T8N, R9W
6614 Barnard & Thomas, S28, T8, R7
NONE Edna Seaman, S45, T17N, R6W
6616 Getty Oil Company, S7, T8N, R9W
6617 Getty Oil Company, S7, T8N, R9W
6618 Phillip Sowell, S14, 23, T9N, R9W
6618-A Aucin & Associates, S9, T9, R8,
6620 Getty Oil Company, S18, T8N, R9W
6620-S Getty Oil Company, S18, T8N, R9W
6621 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R7W
6621 Bertha M. Waldrup, S6, T10N, R6W, 62 acs
6622 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R7W
6623 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R7W
Box # 63
Abstract Number
6624 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R7W
6626 Mr. John M. Shuvey, Jr. S9, T10N, R10W
6630 Mr. Jack O. Brittain, S18, T7N, R8W
6631 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R7W
3362 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R7W
6633 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R7W
6634 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R7W
6635 Attorney Richard Crowell, S11, T5N, R5W, 6.24 acs
NONE NONE, Newton Young Tract
6701 Patent to September 21, 1983, S14, T8N, R8W
6702 Sovereignty to September 12, 1983, S29, T7N, R6W
6706 Sovereignty to September 12, 1983, S29, T7N, R6W
Box # 64
Abstract Number
6707 Sovereignty Through September 20, 1983, S29, T7N, R6W
6718 Sovereignty Through September 29, 1983
NONE Mr. J.D. Amburg, Correspondence, Correspondence
6709 Supplemental Update, S58, 59, T7N, R6W, 274 acs
6710 Sovereignty Through October 20, 1983, S10, T8N, R9W, +- 80 acs
6711 Sovereignty Through October 18, 1983, S29, T7N, R6W
6712 Severance from Sovereignty, Through October 21, 1983
S29, T7N, R6W, 33 acs
6713 Severance from Sovereignty Through October 26, 1983
S29, T7N, R6W, +- 25 acs
6714-S Supplemental, S13, T8N, R8W, +- 440 acs.
6715 Severance from Sovereignty Through November 8, 1983
S29, T7N, R6W
6716 Severance from Sovereignty
Through November 17, 1983
6716-S Supplemental, S102, T7N, R6W
6717-C Complementary, S103, T7N, R6W, +- 72.96 acs
6718-C Complementary, S58, 59, 60, 61, T7N, R6W, 274.88 acs
6719 Severance from Sovereignty to December 1, 1983
Box # 65
Abstract Number
6720 Severance From Sovereignty to December 1, 1983
S58, 57, 61, T7N, R6W
6721 Complementary & Supplementary, S30, 58, 60, 61, T7N, R6W, 190.7 acs.
Box # 65 continued
Abstract Number
6722 Severance From Sovereignty to December 18, 1983,
S26, 28, T7N, R6W
6723 Severance From Sovereignty, to December 28, 1983
S20, T7N, R6W
6724 Severance From Sovereignty, to December 28, 1983
S20, T7N, R6W
6725 Severance From Sovereignty, to January 3, 1984
S15, T7N, R6W
6726 Complementary & Supplementary,
S30, 31, 60, 61, T7N, R6W, 159.93 acs
6727 Severance From Sovereignty, to January 19, 1984
S73, T7N, R6W
6728 Complementary & Supplementary
S58, T7N, R6W, 5.10 acs.
6729 Severance From Sovereignty, to January 23, 1984
S30, 31, 60, 61, T7N, R6W
6730 Severance From Sovereignty to February 2, 1984
S26, 28, T7N, R6W
6731 Severance From Sovereignty to February 5, 1984
S16, T7N, R6W
6732 Severance From Sovereignty to February 8, 1984
S61, 118, T7N, R6W
Box # 66
Abstract Number
6733-S Supplemental, S101, T7N, R6W
6733-S Supplemental, S101, T7N, R6W
6734 Severance from Sovereignty to February 16, 1984
6735 Severance from Sovereignty to February 21, 1984
S13, 18, T8N, R8W
6736 Severance from Sovereignty to February 28, 1984
Lots 1 & 2
6737 Severance from Sovereignty to February 28, 1984
S3, 4, 5, 9, 16, T8N, R9W
6738 J. P. Breda, Lot 7, 4
6739 Time Period from June 15, 1977 to June 19, 1984
S25, T7N, R9W, 2 acs
6740 Abe Schnitt, S36, T11N, R10W
6742 Time Period from February 1, 1955 to July 9, 1984
S7, T10N, R10W
6743 Limited Update, 2 lots
6744 Time Period from January 1, 1929 through July 16, 1984
S105, T8N, R6W
6745 Time Period from January 1, 1934 through August 20, 1984,
S35, 36, T5N, R6W, 2 acs
Box #67
Abstract Number
6746 Period of time from Sovereignty through January 25, 1985
S32, T9N, R8W
6747 Time Period of severance from sovereignty to February 7, 1985
S1, 12, 40, T6N, R4W, 304.3 acs
6748 Dr. J.B. Pratt, Lot 24
6749 Severance from sovereignty to March 7, 1985
S25, T7N, R6W
6749-C Complementary, S25, T7N, R6W
6750 Severance from sovereignty
to March 24, 1985 S29, T7W, R6W
6751 Severance from sovereignty
to April 19, 1985 S100, T7N, R6W
6752 Severance from Sovereignty
to May 1, 1985 S30, T11N, R10W
6753 Time period from Patent
to May 1, 1985 S31, T11N, R10W, +- 40 acs
6754 Severance from sovereignty
to May 6, 1985 S98, 99, T7N, R6W, 96 acs
Box # 68
Abstract Number
6755 Severance from sovereignty
to May 10, 1985 S99, T7N, R6W
6756 Severance from sovereignty
to May 20, 1985 S99, T7N, R6W
6757 Severance from sovereignty
to June 5, 1985 S99, T7N, R6W
6758 Severance from sovereignty
to June 24, 1985 S99, T7N, R6W
6759 Severance from sovereignty
to June 5, 1985 S8, T13N, R6W
6750 Severance from sovereignty
to June 5, 1985 S8, T11N, R6W
6763 Severance from sovereignty to July 9, 1985 S9, T13N, R6W
6764 Severance from sovereignty
to July 17, 1985 S9, T13N, R6W
6765 Richard DeVargas, S36, T9N, R7W
NONE Time period covering
sovereignty to May 1, 1987 S72, T7N, R5W, 57.90 acs
NA-1001 Taine E. Henry, S57, 58, 61, T7N, R6W, +- 566.86 acs.
6573 Mr. Barry E. Edwards, S26, T9N, R10W
6574 Placid Oil Company, S25, 36, T10N, R8W, +- 10 acs
Box # 69
Abstract Number
6575 Shell Oil Company, S5, T8, R9
6574-A Franks Petroleum Inc. S18, T13N, R7W
6575 Franks Petroleum Inc. S18, T13N, R7W
6756 Mr. Dwight Crader, T10N, R7W, R8W
6777 Don W. Webb, S29, T11N, R10W
6579 Professional Engineering, S24, 41, 43 T10N, R8W
NONE Consulatants, NONE
6580 A.J. Brouilette, S76, T7N, R6W, 100 acs.
6581 Franks Petroleum Inc. S18, T13N, R7W
6582 Don W. Webb, S31, T11N, R10W
6582-S Greene, Ayres, & Mayo,
Attorneys at law. S31, T11N, R10W
6584 Placid Oil Company, S25, T9N, R10W
Box # 70
Abstract Number
2969 Vol. A. Republic Production Company, S27, 34, 35, 37, 39-44, 48, T11N, R9W
2969 Vol. B Republic Production Company, S27, 34, 35, 37, 39-44, 48, T11N, R9W
2969 Vol. C Republic Production Company, S27, 34, T11N, R9W, +- 114 acs.
2970 Republic Production Company, S38, T11N, R9W, +- 640 acs.
NONE Red River Parish, Cash Sale
B-6209 Texaco, Inc. S24, T14N, R6W
Box # 71
Abstract Number
6215 Phillips Petroleum Company, S37, T5S, R10W
6038 Mary S. Butler, S28, T14N, R4W, 80.27 acs.
NONE Harry Scheen Stephens, S17, 31, T13N, R7W
2649 Timber Inc. S29, T14N, R4W, +- 200 acs.
NONE Roger T. Evans, S25, T15N, R4W
2650 Continental Can Company, Inc. S29, T14N R4W, +- 360 acs.
6239 Continental Can Company, Inc. S20, T14N, R4W, +- 80 acs.
6268 Mamie Foshee, S14, T8N, R8W, 79.56 acs.
NONE Abstract Index, After September 1983
Box # 72
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, Provencal A-B-C
NONE NONE Provencal D-E-F
NONE NONE Provencal G-H-I
NONE NONE Provencal J-K-L
NONE NONE Provencal M-N-O
NONE NONE Provencal P-Q-R
NONE NONE Provencal S-T-U
NONE NONE Provencal V-W-X-Y-Z
6132-P E.M. Self, Lots 1-6, Block 1
NONE NONE, Chaplin-Robeline
NONE NONE, McCook Subdivision of Robeline
Box # 73
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, General File for Abstract
NONE NONE Map, T7N, T6n, R5W, R4W
64170 State of Louisiana, S9, T5, R5
NONE N.E. Basco, NONE
NONE John Sheehan, NONE
NONE NONE, maps
NONE NONE, Tax statement
NONE NONE, S20, T5N, R8W
NONE NONE, S9, T6N, R8W
NONE NONE, S21, T6N, R4W
NONE A.J. Brouillette, No folder
NONE NONE, T6N, R4W
NONE Frank L. Willis, S28, T6N, R4W
NONE A.J. Brouillette, S56, T6N, R4W
NONE Yancey E. Tillman III, S55, T6, R4, 139.87 acs
NONE NONE, Article
NONE Jack Nichols, S30, T6N, R5W
NONE Wiley Lacaze, S38, T6N, R6W
NONE Ben Carson, S4, T6N, R6W
NONE Roy A. Cook, S5, T6N, R6W
NONE Beard Oil Company, T6N, R7W
NONE Lucky Kerry, S41, T6N, R6W
NONE Herbert Dalme, S21, T7N, R4W
584 Jerome Fletcher, S48, T6N, R5W
NONE Delta Land Corporation, S24, T7N, R5W, 40.5 acs
NONE NONE, 36-7-5, nothing in folder
14 Ken McCoy Attorney, S56, 57, T7N, R5W
14 Ken McCoy Attorney, S56, 57, T7N, R5W, 2.22 acs.
NONE NONE, S61, T7N, R5W
NONE NONE, map
NONE NONE, T7N, R5W
139 T.L. & Robert Miller, T7N, R6W
NONE NONE Map
NONE NONE, T7N, R6W, Map
97277 NONE, T7N, R6W
116447 Aline Donawa,
Willie Christophe S99, T7N, R6W, +- 20 acs
NONE Frank Bouser, S45, T7N, R6W
NONE NONE, map
NONE NONE, S55, T7N, R6W
NONE NONE, S55, T7N, R6W
NONE NONE, S4, T7N, R7W
723 NONE, S4, T7N, R7W
150-322 W.M. Doweles, Map
128-20 NONE, S4, T7N, R8W, 10.03 acs.
NONE Continental Can Company, Inc. S4, T7N, R8W
NONE NONE, S29, T7N, R8W
359 Harold Pitts, S35, T7N, R8W
NONE NONE, Map
827 Peter Cloutier, S12, 13, T8N, R6W
NONE NONE, S34, T8N, R6W
NONE NONE, 35-8-6, empty folder
NONE NONE, 36-8-6, empty folder
626 John Batten, S41, 104, 105, T8N, R6W, 35 acs.
NONE NONE, Map
Box # 74
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, Map
NONE Dan Roque, S54, T5N, R6W, 1.5 acs
NONE Alphonse Bourdouin, S56, T8N, R6W
John Metoyer
NONE Edward Conant, T8N, R6W
NONE Joseph Conant, S58, T8N, R6W, 5.5acs
NONE Carroll Jones, S59, 60, 64, 8, 110, T8N, R6W
EMPTY FOLDER
NONE Richard L. Rees, S90, T8N, R6W
EMPTY FOLDER
NONE James Stacy, S20, 98, T8N, R6W
NONE John Battan, S41, 104, 105, T8N, R6W
NONE, Rob Franks, Jr. S105, T8N, R6W
NONE Edward Conant, T8N, R6W
NONE NONE 8N, R7W
NONE Gustave Sompayrae
W.H. Williams Plat T8N, R7W
NONE R. O. Roy & Company, NONE
NONE Don E. Lester, Jr. S9, 10, 15, 16, T8N, R7W, S15, T8, R7
NONE NONE S16, T8N, R7W
NONE J. Alphonse,
Eliza Prudhomme lands S21, 28, 29, T8N, R7W
NONE J. Alphonse,
Eliza Prudhomme lands S21, 28, 29, T8N, R7W
NONE J. Alphonse,
Eliza Prudhomme lands S21, 28, 29, T8N, R7W
NONE Thomas L. Frye, S41, T8N, R7W
NONE Garland Smith, S55, T8N, R7W
NONE R.B. Williams, S56, T8N, R7W, 284 acs.
NONE Bridgette White, S57, T8N, R7W
NONE NONE Map (color)
NONE Rhonda C. Dupre NONE
NONE, Mrs. Janie Stephens
Dale Property, S5, T8N, R8W
NONE NONE Map
NONE Mrs. Mae Belle O’Brannon, S28, T8N, R8W, 1.1 acs
NONE Kenneth Rachal, S39, T8N, R8W, 2.97 acs
NONE Shell Oil Company, NONE
NONE Judy Hutto, S4, T8N, R9W
NONE NONE Map
NONE NONE Maps
NONE NONE T8, R9
NONE NONE Work papers
NONE NONE T8 R9
NONE NONE Map T8N, R9W
NONE NONE 17-8-9
EMPTY FOLDER
NONE NONE Notes
NONE NONE Prudhomme Plantation
NONE NONE S28, 29, 58, T9N, R6W, 142.5 acs
NONE NONE S28, 29, 58, T9N, R6W, 142.5 acs
NONE NONE, T9N, R6W
NONE NONE T9N, R6W
NONE Otis Hampton, S28, 29, 58, T9N, R6W
NONE Earl Green S4, T9N, R7W, 2.28 acs
NONE NONE S7, T9, R7
NONE Sompayrac Heirs, T9N, R7W
NONE Mrs. Manette Swett, S9, T9N, R7W
NONE Thomas & Donahoe, NONE
NONE Karl Bailey, S12, T9N, R7W, 6.35
NONE M. B. Martin Heirs, S13, T9N, R7W
NONE NONE Maps
NONE Mrs. Frances Aaron Brittain map
NONE Mrs. Frances Aaron Brittain map
NONE Mrs. Frances Aaron Brittain map
NONE NONE Map
EMPTY FOLDER
Box # 75
Abstract Number
6563 Robert Carroll 943 Third Street
NONE Mrs. Collins S46, T9N, R7W, 1.43 acs
NONE Francois Rouguire S43, 38.17 acs
NONE A.J. Brouillette S72, 110, 111, 113, T9N, R7W
NONE Carla Stringer S83, T9N, R7W, 4.39 acs.
NONE Dr. Ora V. Watson S81, T9N, R7W, 7.2 acs
NONE NONE 88-9-7
NONE Henry M. Hyams S98, T9N, R7W
NONE Plat of Dr. W S71, 72, 73, 74, 87, 105, T9N, R7W
NONE A.J. Brouillette S72, 110, 111, 113, T9N, R7W
NONE A.J. Brouillette S72, 110, 111, 113, T9N, R7W
NONE A.J. Brouillette S127, T9N, R7W
NONE City of Natchitoches, Lot 32, T9N, R7W
NONE A.J. Brouillette S72, 110, 111, 113, T9N, R7W
NONE Mrs. Sadie Cook Taylor S137, T9N, R7W
NONE Jeff Hwy Realty Company S134, 137
NONE NONE–MAPS
NONE Orie C. Fair S4, T9N, R8W
NONE Blount B. Breazeale S4, T9N, R8W
NONE David Dollar S10, T9N, R8W, 8.43 acs
NONE Ken Shirley S39, 13, T9N, R8W, .74 acs
NONE Floyd Antley &
George Black, Jr. S14, T9N, R8W
NONE Ida J. Green Estate S4, T9N, R8W
NONE NONE S23, T9N, R8W
NONE NONE S24, T9N, R8W
EMPTY FOLDER
NONE Scarborough Heirs S30, T9N, R8W
NONE NONE INDEX
NONE Samuel Lee Hilton S31, T9N, R8W
Box # 75 continued
Abstract Number
NONE NONE INDEX
NONE Mary Luther S33, 32, T9N, R8W, .47 acs.
NONE Mrs. Carrington &
Mrs. Dormon S33, T9N, R8W
NONE Natchitoches Egg Farm S34, 35, T9N, R8W
NONE NONE 37-9-8
NONE C.H. Smith S38, T9N, R8W
S12, T9N, R7W 6.61 acs
NONE Keith Shirley S39, 13, T9N, R8W, .74 acs.
NONE Scriven Taylor S40, T9N, R8W, 56.9 acs
NONE John Luster S28, 29, T9N, R9W
NONE C.W. Weeks S4, T9N, R9W, 1.0 acs
NONE NONE S10, T9N, R10W
NONE Joel B. Braud S12, T9N, R9W
NONE NONE S19, T9N, R10W
NONE NONE T9N, R9W
NONE Shell Oil Company S31, T9N, R9W
NONE Olivia Diane Adams S31, T9N, R9W, +- 1 acs
Box # 76
Abstract Number
NONE Jim Howard, S4, T10N, R10W
NONE Jackie Allen S25, T9N, R10W
NONE Whitehead & McCoy, NOTES
NONE Ruby Thigpen Looney S27, T9N, R10W
NONE Marthaville S28, T9, R10W
NONE Donald D. LaGrange S30, T9N, R10W
NONE Placid Oil Company S13, 14, T10N, R6W
NONE Stacey Williams
Reese Collins S4, T10N, R6W
NONE Schurman Realty Company S5, T10N, R6W
NONE NONE S6, T10, R6
NONE VicPDtorine Desadier S15, T10N, R6W
NONE Jean Louis Perot S18, T10N, R6W
NONE Mrs. Marcia F. Clark, MAP
NONE NONE S4, T10N, R6W, +20 acs
NONE Christian Harmony Baptist Church S34, T10N, R6W .32 acs
NONE J.C. Henry T10N, R6W
NONE Mrs. Marcia F. Clark T10N, R6W
NONE Dunkleman Estate NONE
NONE Sam Casperi NONE
NONE William Marice, S2, 6,7, T10N, R7W
NONE William Marice, S2, 6,7, T10N, R7W
NONE Bonnie G. Blewer S30, T10N, R7W
NONE W.F. Mondello S21, T10N, R8W
EMPTY FOLDER
EMPTY FOLDER
NONE NONE, MAP
NONE Steve Leone, S15, T10N, R8W
NONE J.B. Bearden, S40, 41, T11N, R8W
NONE NONE, MAP
NONE Tommy Frye, S31, T10N, R8W
S24, T10N, R9W
NONE James R. Weaver, S32, T10, R8
NONE NONE, T10N, R8W
NONE David Collins
NONE NONE, S41, T10, R8
NONE Louisiana Land Office
NONE NONE, T10N, R8W
NONE MAPS
NONE MAPS, 10-10,
NONE Miscellaneous
NONE Notes
NONE Scarborough &
Carver, taxes
NONE Paul Messenger, S15, T10N, R9W
Box # 77
Abstract Number
NONE NONE S21, T10N, R9W
NONE Mitchell Carver, Crow, S33, T10N, R9W
NONE Phillips Petroleum Letters, Map
NONE NONE, S29, T10N, R10W
NONE NONE T10N, R10W
NONE Robert L. Howell, S7, T10N, R10W
NONE NONE, S20, T10N, R10N
NONE NONE, S29, T10N, R10W
NONE Douglas L. Stokes, S4, T11N, R5W
NONE NONE, Miscellaneous
NONE Mary Bonier, S6, T11N, R6W, 1.04 acs
NONE NONE, S9, T11N, R6
NONE NONE, S16, T11, R6
NONE John Vaughan, S18, T11N, R6W
NONE Mrs. Earl Morris, S22, T11N, R6W
NONE William H. Franklin Jr. S23, T11N, R6W
NONE Martin Timber Company, S27, T11N, R6W
NONE Kenneth Guin &
George C. Guin S30, T11N, R6W
NONE J.W. Rhymes, S31, T11N, R6W
NONE NONE, S37, T11N, R6W
EMPTY FOLDER
NONE A.J. Brouillette, S13, T11N, R7W
NONE NONE, Miscellaneous
NONE Clyde Miley, S14, T11N, R7W
NONE Ora Jones, S31, T11N, R7W
NONE Glen L. Cannon, S30, T12N, R7W
NONE NONE, Miscellaneous
NONE NONE, S3, T11N, R8W
NONE Mrs. C.A. Layfield, S6, T11N, R8W
NONE Arnold E. Williams, S10, T11N, R8W
NONE Sidney B Evans, Jr. S11, 12, T11N, R8W
NONE Sidney B Evans, Jr. S11, 12, T11N, R8W
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Maps
NONE NONE, Miscellaneous
NONE NONE, Miscellaneous
NONE Phillips Coal Company, S22, T11N, R10W
NONE Carl Stewart, S8, T12N, R5W, 7.62 acs
NONE Martin Timber Company, S3, T12N, R7W
NONE James Douglas Harris, S17, T12N, R5W, 41.62 acs
NONE International Paper Company, S20, T12N, R5W
NONE NONE, S33, T12, R6
NONE NONE, S34, T12N, R6W
NONE NONE, S35, T12N, R6W
NONE NONE, S36, T12N, R6W
NONE NONE, T12N, R7W
NONE NONE, Map
NONE NONE, Miscellaneous
6625 Placid Oil Company, S36, T13N, R8W
NONE Mr. & Mrs. Jackie Nelson, S23, T13N, R8W
Box # 78
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, Miscellaneous
4669 John Abraham Succession
1461 Pierre Mathews Backen, Succession
5015 Carroll A. Balthazar, Succession
9557 Cora M. Balthazar, Succession
4276 Emily Balthazar, Succession
1853 F.P. Balthazar &
Marie, Succession
2208 F.P. Balthazar, Succession
3464 Martha Jones Balthazar, Succession
7200 Sam T. Balthazar, Succession
9040 Deloy Beluer, Succession (no folder)
2646 V.S. Benoist, Succession
1563 Hiliare Bordelon, Succession
3021 J.C. Box, Succession
2623 Pierre Casse, Brosset, Succession
1866 Micheal Boyce, Succession
3788 Mrs. Hettie Lephew Bulloch, Succession
Box # 79
Abstract Number
8802 Jerry Donald Carter, Succession
2054 Dr. A. E. Cassidy, Succession
3061 Martha Anne Cassidy, Succession
4426 Nadine W. Chopin, Succession
1730 Miss Ann Clark, Succession
6139 Hyman Cohen, Succession
6564 Sarah Dorthy Wallenberg Cohen, Succession
530 Adele Coindet, Succession
305 Doralie Coindet, Succession
2750 J. M. Crager, Succession
1129 Agloe Colson, Succession
417 Louis Debonne, Succession
6950 Lawrence C. Crump, Succession
4329 David Denniston, Succession
442 Adolph Dupre, Succession
3617 O.C. Ferguson, Succession
2152 Joshua E. Fisher, Succession
2761 Mattie A. Fisher, Succession
8672 Albert Asa Fredericks, Succession
1141 J.H. Gallion, Succession
NONE NONE, papers (no folder)
2243 H.H. Hawthorne, Succession
Box # 80
Abstract Number
4439 Mrs. Cammie G. Henry, Succession
7433 Dan Henry, Succession
7850 John H. Henry, Succession
2978 ¬Ω J.H. Henry, Succession
9507 Joseph M. Henry, Sr. Succession
6176 Payne W. Henry, Succession
8382 Mathew Hertzog, Succession
6851 Sarah Jane Hertzog, Succession
3320 Sebron Holden, Succession
Box # 81
Abstract Number
1203 W. F. Howell, Succession
1709 Thomas Hunter, Succession
2236 Marco Givanovich, Succession
7123 Edgar L. Inabnet, Succession
2938 W.H. Jack, Jr. Succession
3677 Mary Johnson, Succession
7195 Benjamin F. Jones &
Allie Jones, Succession
935 Rebecca Jordan, Succession
Box # 82
Abstract Number
2659 Rene Cloutier, Succession (No folder)
9088 Essie Balthazar Kirkland, Succession
921 Marie Celine Lacour, Succession
6142 Bettie Lambert, Succession
22 Francois Lambert, Succession
618 Francois Lavespere, Succession
75 Helaire Lavespere, Succession
7836 Sybil Compton Lewis, Succession
5041 Ellen Crain Light, Succession
NONE NONE, Map 572-A
3083 Robert J. Merrell, Succession
2002 Chastone Metoyer &
Auzine Lakaume, Succession
1999 Mdm. Jean B.D. Metoyer NU Dupree Succession
6990 Mary Atla Metoyer, Succession
673 Jean Baptiste Dominique, Succession
2521 Mrs. Ozine Metoyer, Succession
(Catherine David)
Box # 83
Abstract Number
7356 Stella Metoyer and
Pascalee Metoyer, Succession
1671 Suzette Metoyer, Succession
3218 Zeline Maxwell Succession
9122 Fred Mitchell, Succession
3075 F.M. Mitchell, Succession
3395 Marzelie &
Aristide A. Rachal, Succession
2424 Antonio Mora, Succession
524 Louis Morin, Succession
8166 William Robert Nelson, Succession
4519 Arthur H. O’Quinn, Succession
9456 John Desmond Payne VS
Irma Payne, Succession
4314 W.W. Page &
Jensie Page Succession
6278 William Walter Page, Jr. Succession
9456 John D. Payne, Succession
7544 C.A. Pierson, Succession (no folder)
NONE C.A. Pierson, Succession
11970 Mrs. M.A. ??
6518 Helen G. Rachal Succession
Box # 84
Abstract Number
675 Marie Francis Rachal, Succession
440 Jose Ramos, Succession
2252 J.P. Readhimer, Succession
169403 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Overriding Royalty
169629 Latina Exploration, Incorporated, Oil, gas and mineral leases.
169631 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Oil, gas and mineral leases.
170484 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Oil, gas and mineral leases.
170815 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Oil, gas and mineral leases.
171941 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Oil, gas and mineral leases.
171433 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Oil, gas and mineral leases.
171649 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Oil, gas and mineral leases.
172064 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Assignment of overriding royalty interests
172065 Alliance Exploration Corporation Assignment of overriding royalty interests
172087 Alliance Exploration Corporation, Assignment of undivided interest
172109 Alliance Exploration Corporation Assignment of undivided interest
169632 Alliance Royalty Fund, Inc. Assignment of undivided interest
170911 Alliance Royalty Fund, Inc. EMPTY FOLDER
171611 Alliance Royalty Fund, Inc. Assignment of Overriding royalty interest
Box # 85
Abstract Number
172693 Alliance Royalty Fund, Inc. Letter to Robert Raunch
172512 Alliance Royalty Fund, Inc. Assignment of overriding royalty interest
172592 Alliance Royalty Fund, Inc. Assignment of overriding royalty interest.
NONE NONE, Black Lake Unit Agreement
NONE NONE, Bodcaw Index
NONE Bodcaw Lumber Company, S8, 9, 16, T13N, R6W, +- 119 acs.
45589 Bodcaw Lumber Company, S28, T6N, R5W, 80.50 acs.
157260 Bodcaw Lumber Company, Mineral Deed
63721 Bodcaw Lumber Company, Sale of Minerals
NONE Bodcaw Lumber Company, S6, T13N, R5W
6682 Bodcaw Lumber Company, S4, T11N, R5W
152252 Bodcaw Lumber Company, Certificate
76995 William C. Brown, Conveyance of Minerals
47460 A.C. Carnline. Suit for reformation of deeds
Box # 86
Abstract Number
76996 William C. Brown, Conveyance of Minerals
NONE NONE, Cane River Levee & Drainage Board
25913 H.O. Cleveland, recorded book “Z” page 131
129029 Hyman Cohen, Jr. Credit Sale Deed
14024 Hyman Cohen, Jr. Suit
6165 Clarence E. Compton, Jr. Emancipation
14635 H. T. Cottom & Company, Ltd. VS Angla P. Cockfield
6328 Tutorship of Minors, Nelda Marie, Rebecca Ann Dietrich
4118 M. M. Friday Heirs, Tutorship
50731 Frost Johnson Lumber Company, Letter
37804 Exxon, certificates of merger
11424 Marco Gianovich, VS Tax Assessor
11516 Marco Gianovich, VS Conveyance of Minerals
M-27384 Good Pine Oil Company, Inc. Letter
76585 Good Pine Oil Company, Inc. Conveyance of Minerals
NONE NONE Henry Index
99563 John H. Henry, Jr. Power of Attorney
179675 John H. Henry, Jr. Family Heirship
Box # 87
Abstract Number
7867 Children of Dan Henry Trust
7432 Dan S. Henry, Tutorship of minor children
13725 John Henry VS Dominque Metoyer
7858 June W. Henry Trust
28529 June W. Henry VS Dan S. Henry
22121 Payne W. Henry VS Daniel S. Henry
NONE NONE Miscellaneous
3117 Catherine Jones, Successions
38446 Ellen W. King to Ellen W. King
30266 Z. Posey Holley VS Mrs. Alabama
169630 Latina Exploration Incorporated to Alliance Exploration Corporation
M171612 Latina Exploration Incorporated
14639 John H. L’Lorens VS J.H. Henry
29363 Louisiana-Arkansas Railroad Company Letter
M129491 Henry C. Gahagan, Jr. Partial Release
6964 Metoyer VS Metoyer
NONE A. Metoyer to his children
3626 MFE Metoyer VS J.B. Dominque
NONE Missouri Pacific Railroad company Certificate
Box # 88
Abstract Number
21529 Natchitoches and Red River Calley Railroad Company
NONE Natchitoches Railway & construction Company, Letter
NONE Nebo Oil Company, Index
NONE Nebo Oil Company, disclaimers
NONE Nebo Oil Company, Name Change to Bodcaw Company
157027 Charles H. Nold, Jr., Deed
110731 Natchitoches, S72, 73, T7N, R6W
NONE New Orleans Pacific Railroad NONE
167876 Placid Oil Company, Assisted conveyance and bill of sale
4230 Roubin Heirs VS Robin Tutrix
Box # 88 continued
Abstract Number
26339 Gerald Smith Interdiction
179103 Sonat Mineral Leasing Incorporated, Oil, gas, mineral lease
17565 Felix St. Ville VS Succession of J.H. Henry
106199 State of Louisiana, Highways and roads
171622 State of Louisiana, Resolutions
LOOSE PAPERS
Box # 89
Abstract Number
64805 NONE, Tax sales for 1932
NONE Adelaide Perot Trichel, Heirs
M21874 Ca. Balthazar, Valley Electric Membership Corporation
97034 United States VS Nebo Oil Company
149132 ZAPATA dev. Corporation to Skeaham Corporation
M132447 ZAPATA dev Corporation to T.L. James and Company
NONE A.J. Brouilette, S19, 20, T8N, R9W
6732 Leon F. Russ, B. Jr. Succession
4859 Walter Scott Sanders, Succession
2142 Severe Severin, Succession
1842 Agnes Sibley, Succession
1750 Robert F. L. Sibley, Succession
1654 Mrs. D.B. Smith, Succession
7833 Gratia H. Smith, Succession
7343 William Martin Smith, etal, Succession
1561 John L. Suddeth, Succession
3025 Annie R. Thomas, Succession
1338 Lucien Trichel, Succession
45868 Ezeb Vercher, S19, T6, R5
NONE Narcisse Vercher, et ux. NOTES
7971 John T. Welch and
Maud S. Welch Succession
3230 J. R. Weaver, Succession
Box # 90
Abstract Number
76721 Marshall E. Winn, Succession
1883 Richard Winn, Succession
NONE NONE, Ashland Bk 5
NONE Ashland Bk6, S4, T13N, R7W
NONE NONE Ashland Bk 7
NONE NONE Ashland Bk 8
NONE NONE Ashland Bk 9
NONE NONE Ashland Bk 10
NONE NONE Ashland Bk 11
NONE NONE Ashland Bk12
NONE NONE Ashland Bk13
NONE NONE Ashland Bk14
NONE NONE Ashland Bk15
NONE NONE Ashland Bk16
NONE NONE Ashland Bk17
NONE NONE Ashland Bk18
NONE NONE Ashland Bk19
NONE NONE Jeannie ADD. Campti
NONE NONE Loose papers
NONE NONE Nelken ADD
NONE NONE Raphiel St. & Campti Subdivision
NONE NONE Allen St.
Box # 91
Abstract Number
111214 O.C. Teagle, Etal Atkins St. Campti
M13720 Max Evans and
Fredericks C. Hornberger, Bernum St. Campti
EMPTY FOLDER Brown St. Campti
138558 Charles A. Gulliams, Church St. Campti
NONE NONE Desoto St. Campti
EMPTY FOLDER Dorsey St.
NONE Edenborn St. Campti
M102901 W.H. Hines et ux, F.H. Kemp St Campti
NONE Lebrun St, Campti
114346 Succession Octavie Tennessee
111822 James D. Gross, Marcelli St. Campti
88730 ¬Ω O.L. Hawkins etal, Mill St. Campti
111435 L.O. Hawkins, Perot St. Campti
1111148 Emmet C. Flemming, Railroad St. Campti
EMPTY FOLDER, Silvie St. Campti
NONE NONE, Stewart St. Campti
NONE NONE Sims St. Campti
NONE NONE, Spear Add. Campti
NONE NONE Woodard St. Campti
NONE NONE Town of Chestnut
NONE NONE Chestnut Bk. “A”
NONE Chestnut, Empty
NONE NONE Chestnut, Bk “B”
NONE Cloutierville, maps
NONE T.T. Tobin, NONE
NONE NONE Masson Store
NONE Bessie Poche, NONE
NONE Kate Chopin, Notes
NONE Ray Lacour, NONE
NONE Marie Perrier NONE
NONE James White, NONE
NONE Flortine Smith, None
NONE Kyle Vercher, NONE
NONE P.O. Next to T. Dorsey
NONE J. B. Mcnaughton’s NONE
NONE F. A. Cloutierville NONE
NONE Marvin O. Brossett NONE
NONE Donald R. Gallien NONE
NONE Orlean Guillot NONE
NONE Allen Vercher, NONE
NONE Old Bank and
James Perrier NONE
NONE David N. Rachal NONE
NONE Terrance Vercher, NONE
NONE Lawrence Poche
EMPTY Herman Carter EMPTY
Empty W. L. Vercher, Empty
NONE Cloutierville Catholic Church, NONE
NONE Cloutierville Chalevill Lots NONE
NONE Creston NONE
NONE Wallenburg Store NONE
NONE Hyman Cohen Tract, NONE
NONE Cloutierville, Carnahan Lots
NONE C.H. Massen Lot NONE
NONE Cloutierville Carnahan Lot 8
NONE Numan Delouche, 22 acs.
Box # 92
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, Cloutierville lots
NONE NONE Cloutierville Lacaze Subdivision
NONE NONE Goldonna, Bk 1,2,3
NONE NONE Goldonna
NONE NONE Goldonna Bk 16,19
NONE NONE Goldonna Bk 20,23
NONE NONE Natchez West of T&P railroad
NONE Carl Carrigan S79, T8N, R7W
NONE NONE Map of Marthaville
180510 NONE Provencal blocks 13 to 18
NONE NONE Provencal blocks 19 to 24
NONE NONE Provencal blocks to 25 to 36
Box #93
Abstract Number
NONE NONE River Road Park
NONE NONE Roselawn Place Subdivision Block 1,2,3
NONE Roselawn Place Subdivision Block A&B
NONE NONE Roy Addition
NONE NONE Russell Oak and Russell Square
NONE NONE St. Claire Subdivision
NONE NONE St. Claire Estates Unit #1
169903 E.J. Giering, III, St. Claire Estates Unit 2
133399 A.J. Brouilette, Map of St. Dennis Subdivision
100532 Henry M. Hyams, S16, T9N, R7W
NONE NONE St. Matther Subdivision
NONE NONE Unit 1,2,3
NONE NONE Shadowbrook Subdivision
NONE NONE Scriven Taylor &Herman Taylor, Jr.
Shammard Heights S40, T9N, R8W
NONE NONE Shammard Heights Subdivision 2
NONE NONE Shamrock Park Subdivision
NONE NONE Sibley and Pierson Block 1,2
NONE NONE Sibley and Pierson Blocks A-D
Box #94
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, Sibley & Pierson “E-I
NONE NONE, Sibley & Pierson “J-M”
NONE NONE, Sibley & Pierson “N-P”
NONE NONE, Sibley & Pierson “Q-T”
NONE NONE, Sibley & Pierson “U -Z”
6136 Columbus W. Mcbride, L16-19, 24-27, 32-35
NONE David Rushing, L25&26
NONE H.J. Sudbury , L6-12
NONE NONE, H.J. Sudbury’s Cane River Subdivision. BK C&D
Box # 95
Abstract Number
NONE H.J. Sudbury, Cane River Subdivision Block E,F,G
NONE H.J. Sudbury, Cane River Subdivision Block H& I
NONE H.J. Sudbury, West Natchitoches Subdivision
174553 Kenneth McCoy, Attorney. Sutton Place Subdivision
NONE NONE, Tally Add. Bk 1,2
NONE NONE, Tally Add Bk 3,4
NONE NONE, Tally Add Bk 5
109130 Rueben Taylor, S13, T11N, R7W, (“Taylor Park”)
NONE Cleve Heyl, Jr. Taylor Park Unit 2
NONE Cleve Heyl, Jr. Taylor Park Unit 3
NONE NONE Teague-Corley # 1
NONE NONE Teague-Corley # 2
NONE NONE Teague-Corley # 3,4
NONE A.J. Brouillette, S5, T10N, R6W
NONE Allen Thomas; map
NONE NONE, Town South Subdivision
NONE NONE Twin lakes south Subdivision, Unit 1
NONE NONE Twin lakes South Subdivision unit 2
Box # 96
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, University Terrace “A”
NONE NONE, University Terrace “B”
NONE NONE Village Carre
NONE NONE, Voiers Addition
165636 Danny Collins, Claude Watley Subdivision
NONE NONE, West Broadmoor Subdivision
NONE NONE, West Lake Subdivision
NONE Dannie Collins, Westwood Estate Subdivision #1
NONE Dannie Collins, Westwood Estate Subdivision # 2
NONE Dannie Collins, Westwood Estate Subdivision # 2
NONE A.J. Brouillette, Whisperwood Subdivision #3 S35, T9W, R8W
Box # 96 continued
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, Williams Ave.
NONE NONE, R.S. Williams Subdivision
133143 Howard Lumber Company Woodland Subdivision Block A & B
NONE NONE Woodland Subdivision Block E&F
NONE NONE Woodland Subdivision Block C&D
NONE NONE Woodland Subdivision Block G&H
Box # 97
Abstract Number
NONE NONE, Woodland Subdivision Block I & J
NONE NONE, Woodland Subdivision Block K &L
NONE NONE Woodville Acres
NONE NONE Green Acres #1
NONE NONE Green Acres #11
NONE NONE Green Acres #111
NONE NONE Greenville- Clarence Block A
NONE NONE Greenville- Clarence Block B
NONE NONE Greenville- Clarence Block C,D
NONE NONE Greenville- Clarence Block F,G
129360 Dr. Malcom Kaffie, Loose Paper
NONE NONE Greenville- Clarence, Block E
95678 A.J. Brouillette, Greenwood Subdivision
NONE NONE, The Grove
NONE NONE, Hancock Subdivision
NONE NONE Hadnot Subdivision. S81, T9N R7W
NONE NONE Heardville Block A& B
NONE NONE Heardville Block C
NONE NONE Hedges Block “A”
NONE NONE Hedges Block B & C
NONE NONE Hedges Block Z
49224 NONE Hedges “Z”
Box #98
Abstract Number
105653 A.J. Brouillette, Resubdivision of Mrs. Maude Henry’s Subdivision
NONE NONE, Hickory Ridge Block “A”
NONE NONE, Hickory Ridge, Block “B”
NONE Orie C. Fair, Highland Acres, S12, 39, T9N, R8W
175982 James Cobb, S82, T8N, R6W, L5-8
6225 Boise Southern Company, S5, T10N, R10W, +- 200 acs
6226 A.O. Bullock, S5, T10N, R10W, +-40 acs.
6232 Mrs. Dorothy Leopold Potts, S5, T10N, R10W,
6233 Sibley Lake Realty Corporation S5, T10N, R10W, +- 40 acs
6234 Mrs. Virginia G. Godfrey, S5, T10N, R10W,
6235 Labokay Corporation, S5, T10N, R10W, +- 8 0acs
6236 Martin Timber Company, Inc. S5, T10N, R10W,
6237 Sidney B. Evans, Jr. 6225 +- 40 acs
NONE South Louisiana Production Company, Inc. S7 T20N, R10W, +-199 acs.
6245 (1/7) Mrs. Eulalie Hardee, S8, T10N, R10W, +- 90 acs.
6246-C (2/8) Economy Butane Gas, Inc. S8, T10N, R10W +- 10 acs.
6248 (3/7) Robert J. Friday, S8, T10N, R10W +- 10 acs
6249 (4/7) Martin Timber Company, S8, T10N, R10W, +- 40 acs
6250 (5/7) Roy L. Dove, S8, T10N, R10W +- 40 acs
6251 (6/7) Raleigh Walker, S8 T10N, R10W< +- 80 acs
6251 (7/7) Nonie Smith, S8, T10N, R10W, +- 39.96 acs
NONE Edward P. Griffin, S3, 4, T10N, R10
6301 NONE, Index
6280 H.B. Moffett, S19, T10N, R10W
6281 Martin Timber Company, S16, T10N, R10W
6284 Roy O. Martin Lumber Company, Inc. S16, T10N, R10W
6285 L.C. and P.A. Durr, S16, T10N, R10W
6285 J.Y. Durr, S16, T10N, R10W
6287 S.B. Evans Jr. S16, T10N, R10W
6288 Clinton Blackenship, S16, T10N, R10W
Box # 99
Abstract Number
6289 Susie M. Birdwell, S16, T10N, R10W
6297 George Blackenship, S16, T10N, R10W
6296 Lyle Walker, S16, T10N, R10W
6299 Cook & Taylor Land Corporation, S16, T10N, R10W
6013 Edenborn, Inc. S5, T10N, R6W, 32.34 acs
6247 I.C. Blue, S8, T10N, R10W, 160 acs
6182-P S.J. Harris, S61, 63, T10N, R7W
6185-P R.B. & J.H. Williams, S62, 63, T10N, R7W
NONE O.P. Moore, S8, T10N, R7W
NONE The William Telphy Estate, S5, T10N, R6W
6093-P B.F. Methvin, S4, 3,2, T10N, R8W
6274 Raleigh Walker, S7, 18, 17, T10N, R10W
NONE B.L. Thomas, Jr. S2, T10N, R7W
NONE R.C. Anderson and
H.B. Gorum, Jr. S84, T10N, R7W
NONE James P. Glasglow, S1, T10N, R7W, +- 72 acs
NONE David D. Hall, S31, 30, T10N, R7W
6084-P Gabriel Prudhomme S25, 26, T10N, R7W, 279 acs
NONE Emmie Ingram Wallett, S31, 30, T10N, R7W, +-70.05 acs
Box # 100
Abstract Number
None William Kopke and Mrs. Theda May Kopke, S30, T10N, R9W, +-40 acs
6012 Continental Can Company, Inc. S1, T11N, R7W, 40 acs
NONE Arabian Bloodstocks Corporation, Charter Book # 13
NONE NONE, Leases
NONE Gene Musgrave, Map
NONE Randy Lacaze, Misc.
Box # 101
Abstract Number
3653 Daniel T. Murchison, Mortgage, Plantation Park Subdivision Unit 3
158031 David L. Johnson and
Carolyn Fay Johnson, Sudbury’s Cane River Subdivision #1
149690 Cecil O. Holland Stephen Subdivision #1
158176 Daniel T. Murchison, Red River Valley Railway Subdivision
159266 NONE Roselawn Place, Subdivision
159226 Huey Hudson Hale, Russell Oaks Subdivision
157864 Clyde Slater, The Roy Addition
150258 Raymond F. Mason, Page Partition
158115 Jewel Lofton, Town of Ashland
149451 Floyd Crittle Jr. John H. Jones Subdivision
158069 Elton Ray Pace, Cedar Grove Estate
149213 Margaret Carter, Preda Additions #2
18864 Erma Lee Eli, Pinehurst Addition
158816 Daniel T. Murchison, Pecan Park
150035 Roosevelt Davenport, Village of Powhattan
157865 Elma Bridges Simmons, Simmons Subdivision
149913 Rosetta Trotter Ashford, Bailey Heights
157949 Nerda Glen Clary, Teague Corley Subdivision
157874 Joseph J. Salim University Terrace Subdivision
MA 3701 Daniel T. Murchison, Natchitoches Heights Addition
158122 Daniel T. Murchison, Rapides Drive
M149071 Tommy Lane Lee, Martin Park Subdivision
158352 NONE, Campti
M149253 Tom N. Foster, Sibley Pierson addition
159222 Bonnie Bush Monk, Hedges Addition Unit #2
MA3664 Emma L. green Francis, Heardville Subdivision
159315 Edwin Clifton Yeates, Keegan East Natchitoches Subdivision #1
M149877 Algirtha Lewis Jackson, Jefferson Highway Realty Addition #1
158308 Dennis Paul Villemarette, Jeansonne’s West Natchitoches Subdivision
M150811 James Daniel Gilcrease, Cedar Bend Villa Subdivision
Box # 102
Abstract Number
158071 Fletcher Graham, Graham Subdivision,
M150113 Darryl DeLoyd Andrews, Mortgage
M152259 George Weldon Bailey, City of Clarence
M150205 Ross Desadier Shamrock Park Subdivision
158566 Eddie Williams Sibley -Pierson Addition
1592566 Tommye Janiece Brown, Town of Goldonna
157893 Daniel T. Murchison Highland Acres
15920 Mozelle Brewton Last Will and Testament
158171 Rosa Mae Harris, Brickyard Community
157941 Florine Cedars Bayett, S22, T6N, R6W
153588 Jerry W. Gray, Point Place Subdivision
158019 Howard Lumber Company, Inc. Cane Village
M-148962 Vernon Lee Eitel Parkway Estates Subdivision
158434 Nannie Salter Hawthorne, Town of Provencal
47113 Michael James McClure, West Broadmoor Subdivision
NONE NONE, 12-7, 12-8 EMPTY
NONE NONE, CITY EMPTY
M-A-3761 Charles W. Seaman, Mortgages
M-151983 Edward Moody, Judgment
Box # 103
Abstract Number
M-A-3575 J. Clarice Dans, Killarney Subdivision
M-150124 People Motor Company, John Abraham Height Subdivision
159180 Ted M. Martin, S13, T11N, R7W, Taylor Park
M-150084 J.E. Pierson, Blanchard Road Subdivision
M-149859 J.H. Bierden, S29, T11N, R10W
158572 C.J. Harkins, Succession
M-A-3601 Geneva Eldwanda Famborough Hancock Subdivision
158067 Robert Miller, Grand Ecore
M-A-3592 Daniel T. Murchison, Radio City Subdivision
158258 Iris Mardell James Evans, Lakeland Subdivision
158866 Dr. R.R. Sills, M.D. Lakeview Estates
M150870 Robert Lee Taylor, University Subdivision
159199 Ronald Eugene Miller, Twinlakes Subdivision
M150721 Paul Salard, Town of Cloutierville
Ezra Adams Collection
The Ezra Adams Collection contains photocopies of eight letters from former Governor Thomas O. Moore, giving Rapides Parish farming, business, and political news, and his own family news. A Xerox 1866 letter from Bartholomew Egan comments on the prospects for the Louisiana State Seminary, and Mrs. Moore’s 1876 letter tells of Moore’s death.
*Restriction: permission to publish or quote from these letters must be obtained from the owners of the originals.
Misc. Box 7 located at 1-H-2
Folder Inventory:
Letter to Walter O. Moore from Thomas O. Moore, September 10, 1829; re: a late act of Legislature requires that African Americans brought there shall be accompanied by a certificate of their good character; photocopy Letter to Walter O. Moore from Thomas O. Moore, September 24, 1830; re: Yellow Fever; cotton crops & price of cotton; he is getting married in November; photocopy Letter to Walter O. Moore from Thomas O. Moore, November 23, 1830; re: he is
getting married November 30th; he has purchased a plantation; photocopy Letter to Walter O. Moore from J. Moore, February 19, 1833; re: news of family & friends; photocopy Letter to Captain James M. King from James Moore, November 14, 1838; re: news of family; he broke his arm; selling price of crops; photocopy Letter to Walter O. Moore from John O. Moore, March 2, 1839; re: he encloses money with this letter; brother Thomas is thinking about going to Carolina; photocopy & typed transcription Letter to Thomas O. Moore from Bartholomew Egan, June 25, 1866; re: he has been appointed to new board of supervisors of State Seminary; flooding of plantations, crops lost; a medical department has been organized at the seminary; photocopy Letter to Mrs. P. M. Butler from Thomas O. Moore, July 25, 1868; re: news of family & friends; changes in the country since the war; he is living in the old overseer’s
house; photocopy & typed transcription Letter to Sallie Moore from Thomas O. Moore, June 24, 1869; re: he is sorry that she had to leave school; he is making improvements on one of his places to prepare for sugar making; photocopy
Misc. Box 7 located at 1-H-2, Folder Inventory continued
Letter to Jane from Berthia (?) Moore, August 6, 1876; re: her husband (who was Jane’s brother) is deceased; Tom (her oldest grandson) is carrying on the plantation business; photocopy of a typed transcription Letter to Ezra from Claude H. Moore, November 24, 1983; re: thanks for item about Dr. John W. Butler; lists information about other Butler family members; photocopy & typed transcription
*Note: The archivist before 1988 put small collections together in boxes that were either 8 ¬Ω x 11″ or 8 ¬Ω x 14″ in size, numbered the boxes and designated the boxes as Miscellaneous since they contained multiple collections.
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Margaret Adkins Collection (1964-1986, n.d.)
Creator Sketch
This collection contains a few items related to Margaret Adkins. Adkins was a faculty member of the elementary school at Northwestern State University of Louisiana in Natchitoches, Louisiana. She was a member of Sigma Alpha Iota. Adkins died in the mid-1990s.
Scope and Content
The materials give a small glimpse into the teaching career of Adkins at Northwestern State University of Louisiana. The bulk of the correspondence consists of memorandums for the music faculty regarding procedures and other issues. The instructional materials include notes, sheet music and procedures. Some of these materials were authored by May Beville, another music instructor. As a result, it is uncertain whether Adkins actually utilized these resources herself. The term papers included in the collection are also linked to Beville, as students for her class did them. The minutes document meetings of the music department faculty, of which Adkins was a member, though many times absent. The get-well cards relate the strong feelings of appreciation her students had for her.
Folder
1 Correspondence, 1968-1973, undated
2 Minutes, 1967-1972
3 Legal Documents, 1966
4 Rosters, 1969-1986, undated
5 Photographs, undated
6 Certificates of awards
7 Instructional Materials, 1967, 1981
8 Instructional Materials, undated
9 Instructional Materials (sheet music), undated
10 Instructional Materials (notes), undated
11 Newsletter, 1967, 1983
12 Programs, 1964-1970
13 Papers, 1964
14 Papers, 1965
15 Papers, 1966
16 Papers, 1966
17 Papers, 1968
18 Get Well Cards, 1974
19 Get Well Cards, undated
20 Get Well Cards, undated
Aimer Collection
The Aimer collection of 157 letters written, and Xerox copies of original held in Nacogdoches, Texas. This series of letters begins with Louisa Timberlake’s school days in Tennessee, continues with her correspondence with her husband, S. M. Orton as he traveled from Tennessee to Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. The letters are arranged chronologically except for undated material marked miscellaneous. Many letters are from friends and family members who lived in Tennessee and North Carolina, written to the Ortons after they moved to Texas. The Orton children attended school at Mt. Enterprise, Texas, and in Tennessee. School letters are grouped together. Civil War letters are arranged in two folders. (1833-1880’s)
Topics Indexed:
Alexandria, Louisiana: 1840-1850
Bayou de Glaize: 1863
Civil War: 1863-1864
Civil War: Tennessee
Clarkesville, Texas, 1839
Conyers, Alice
Doherty, John F. F.
Education, 1833
Education, 1853-1855
Fort Jesup, Louisiana: 1839
Gaines Ferry, Louisiana: 1844
Grand Ecore, Louisiana: 1850-1851
Greer, L. V.
Harris, J. B.
Inventory
Folder
1 Timberlake & Orton letters, 1830s
2 Family letters, 1840s
3 Family letters, 1850s
4 School, Mt. Enterprise, 1850s
5 School, Tennessee and war, 1860s
6 Civil War, 1862-1863
7 Civil War, 1864
8 1860s
9 1880s
10 Undated items
Fern Ainsworth Collection
This scrapbook was made by Lillie Nash, a student at the Louisiana State Normal. It contains a few earlier pictures, and also the keepsakes, snapshots with names, and invitations from the Normal, and includes also Miss Nash’s teaching and marriage.
*Note: this was originally listed at location 1-A-1 but is actually located at 1-A-5 in
a Miscellaneous box, no number.
Topics Indexed:
Eros, Louisiana: high school, 1904
Fairmount High School: 1916
Georgetown, Louisiana: 1915
NSU: photographs of
Scrapbook: 1912, Lillie Nash
World War I: letter
NSU: scrapbook
Inventory:
Personal scrapbook on Louisiana State Normal School; graduation invitations from
Georgetown High School 1915-1917, 1919, 1920; Eros High School 1915;
Commerce Industrial Institute 1915; Glenmora High School 1921; Rochelle
Elementary School 1921
Wedding invitations; birth announcements; various photos including Eros
High School 1904, Louisiana State Normal School, Lillie Belle Nash
*Note: The archivist before 1988 put small collections together in boxes that were either
8 ½ x 11” or 8 ½ x 14” in size, numbered the boxes and designated the boxes as
“Miscellaneous” since they contained multiple collections.
Elton Aldridge Collection
Series 1. Autobiographical papers
Folder 1 one handwritten job description by Elton Aldredge
Folder 2 One handwritten weekly day-to-day activities
Series 2. Biographical papers
Folder 3 One handwritten biographical sketch of Elton Aldredge’s work as a sanitarian worker by daughter, Gervais Aldredge Bouser
Series 3. Chemical Analysis
Folder 4 Three Sanitarian Chemical Analyses of wells near Marthaville dated 1940
Series 4. Invoices
Folder 5 Four building supply invoices dated 1940
Series 5. Log Books
Book 1 One log book dated 1938
Book 2 One log book dated 1939
Book 3 One log book dated 1940
Book 4 One log book dated 1941
Folder 6 One booklet entitled “Code,” listing codes to be used in accordance with tabulation of Health Department Services, ca. 1930
Topics Indexed:
Aldredge, Elton: Natchitoches Parish
Health: Natchitoches Parish
Marthaville: Natchitoches Parish Health Unit
Natchitoches Parish: Health Unit
Alford/Tarver Collection
George F. Tarver (1894-1966)
This collection contains letters written by George Ferdinand Tarver to his father, J.O. Tarver, while serving in the United States Army in World War 1. Also included are photographs taken while serving in the army, a transcript of a Military Record. A certificate of honorable discharge, and an army book titled “The Story of B Company 101st Engineers.”This collection also contains a notebook five to George by his father and a family Bible.
W.T. Alford
This collection (1858-1916) consists of 557 items belonging to W.T. Alford of Sabine Parish, Louisiana. The majority of the material is pre-1900. Included are letters, household and business receipts; legal documents, photographs and political and social material. A large collection deals with the hardships experienced by members of the Alford family in settling and farming pre-Civil War Texas. Of interest are accounts of small farm economics, Yellow Fever outbreaks, and the Texas droughts of the 1880’s. Other notable items include prohibition, education, the Progressive and Democratic parties in Sabine Parish.
Allen Lacy Collection
This collection contains eighteen letters from Elizabeth Lawrence and eight letters from Wylie Long. Also included are other letters and photocopied materials.
Katherine Allen Harrison Collection
The Katherine Allen Harrison Collection is a genealogy of the descendents of Benjamin Allen and his son Martin Allen. These men came from Kentucky to Allen’s Settlement, Louisiana, now in Claiborne Parish, then in Natchitoches. (See the 1848 LaTourette map) The family moves to Texas with Stephen F. Austin. Xerox copies of papers documenting the Texas family are included.
Inventory
“Genealogical Lines of Benjamin Allen and Martin Allen” manuscript
“A History of the Allen Property Known as ‘Eight Mile Point'” typescript
Several Xerox copies of legal documents and research from printed sources
Topic Indexed:
Allen Family: Genealogyv
Almanac Collection
This is a collection of Almanacs dating from 1835 to 1920. The list of almanacs includes:
Grier’s Almanac
Dr. Moffett’s Little Book of Valuable Information
Cotton States Almanac
Two State Almanac
Southern Almanac
Marsden’s Southern Almanac
The Confederate State Almanac
Ayers’ American Almanac
German English Almanac
No. 8 free Almanac for the year of our Lord
Farmers and Mechanics Almanac
Wrights Pictorial Family Almanac
Illustrated Almanac
Louden’s Almanac
Planter’s Family Recipe and Medical Almanac for the year of our Lord
Dr. D. Jayne’s Medical Almanac
Davy Crockett Almanac
Almanac
Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root Almanac
Velvet Joe’s Almanac
Augusta Chronicle
What Your Neighbors Say: Dream Book
Topics Indexed:
Almanac Collection
Medicine
Farming
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Apha Beta Alpha Collection
Scope and Content
This collection consists of 697 items in twenty-nine folders. The collection consists primarily of: information and surveys compiled prior to the organization of the Fraternity, Alpha chapter charter and list of charter members, Alpha chapter correspondence as well as some national correspondence, newsletters and information on scholarships. Alpha Beta Alpha was the first undergraduate Library Science Fraternity. It was founded in May of 1950 by Eugene P. Watson. The fraternity was founded to encourage men and women to become librarians, to promote a fellowship and to further the professional knowledge of its members. (1946-1964)
Inventory
1 Information collected prior to the formation of Alpha Beta Alpha from area library clubs.
2 Extensive survey of Library Science clubs throughout the nations and also speeches made in regards to the surveys.
3 Charters of Scharlie E. Russell Library Club and Alpha Beta Alpha.
4 Contains photo static copy of the original charter and a list of the charter members of Alpha Beta Alpha, the world’s first undergraduate Library Science Fraternity.
5 Pre-history of ABA along with Bibliography of Published Articles and News-Notes Dealing with Alpha Beta Alpha.
6 Copy of the pledge folder which all pledges were required to keep, study, and to memory before the initiation ceremony.
7 Alpha Chapter officers (partial folder) 1950-1962
8 Includes a copy of the ritual for the installation of a charter into the fraternity, charter forms, letters regarding incoming chapter and copies of the roll with additions.
9 Contents of this folder have some information to do with the fraternity song, scholarships, and the alumni.
10 Partial information regarding national council officers council members, districts, letters, and partial minutes of ABA executive council meetings from September 24, 1950 to January 10, 1952.
11 Speech made to Oklahoma teachers including personal addendums.
12 Alpha Chapter Reports (partial file 2 reports) Also has guidelines for making chapter Reports.
13 Financial Reports from the Alpha chapter of ABA and also from national.
14 Some of the activities of the Alpha Chapter.
15 The first through the sixth annual convention agendas, minutes of the fifth national convention at Millersville College. Along with pictures from the convention. (1961)
16 LTLA (Louisiana Teenage Librarians Association) This folder contains correspondence suggesting that ABA act as a sponsor for this group.
17 Chapter letters only, a partial file dating from November 1953-November 1966.
18 Contains incomplete run of letters to chapter sponsor from Watson dating from 1954-1959.
19 Correspondence between Eugene Watson and Eunice Speer from September 1960-February 1964.
20 Correspondence dealing with the recruitment award and “Be a Librarian Week”
21 Created from newsletters to the alumni which were found at the bottom of the collection.
22 This magazine is the official publication of Alpha Beta Alpha. Most of the Alphabet dating from Fall 1950- Fall of 1976.
23 Correspondence dealing with the Alphabet dating from September 1953-Watson’s death in March 1964.
24 Contains the type written copy of alphabet volume XIV which was sent to the printers following Watson’s sudden death and this issue was dedicated to him. Also contains letters from Mackensie, Watson’s reference Librarian, to outlying universities and some condolences.
25 Information about Alphabet publication and correspondence about printing from Mackensis.
26 Typewritten copy of Volume XIV the Watson Memorial Issues. Also printed copy of Volume XIV.
27 Copies of Alpha Journal which was published on Northwestern’s campus by the Alpha Chapter of ABA. 6 items
28 Information concerning Watson Scholarship and also other scholarship and award information.
29 Miscellaneous
30 Ritual items
31 Membership list, party games
32 Alpha Beta Alpha Charter
33 Scrapbook (1971-1972)
34 ABA History
35 Information Leaflets
36 Minutes (1965-1966) and (1966-1967)
37 Minutes (1967-1968) and (1968-1969)
38 Minutes (1969-1970) and (1971-1972)
39 Minutes (1972-1973) and (1975-1976)
40 Minutes (1976-1977) and (1978-1979)
41 Minutes (1979-1980) and (1980-1981)
42 Alpha Chapter Yearbook (1971-1973) and (1979-1980)
43 Pledges with information on each new pledge. Member list 1967
44 Alpha Chapter annual banquet programs from (1973,1975,1977, and 1981)
45 Bank statement from 1980, 1981, 1983, and 1984
46 National convention programs 1954, 1957, and 1959
47 Minutes of the National Conference of ABA in 1979
48 Executive Council Minutes April 11, 1981
49 Incoming correspondence from executive secretary of ABA to local sponsor 1980.
50 Incoming correspondence from executive secretary of ABA to local sponsor 1981
51 Incoming correspondence from executive secretary of ABA to local sponsor 1982
52 Incoming correspondence from executive secretary of ABA to local sponsor 1983
53 Incoming correspondence from executive secretary of ABA to local sponsor 1984
54 Teen-age Media conference Material from the mid 1970’s
55 Library program ideas/ methods of booksharing, no date
56 News of Alpha meeting- no date
57 Photos
58 Library Science Alumni Newsletter
59 Alpha Chapter, Alpha Journal 1960-1963
60 Scrapbook (1958-1959)
61 Scrapbook (1959-1960)
62 Scrapbook (1961-1962)
63 Scrapbook (1963-1970)
Alpha Beta Alpha-Addition (1949-1999, n.d.)
Correspondence
Box 1
Folder 1 1955-1999, n.d.
Minutes
Folder 2 1949-1961, n.d.
Reports
Folder 3 1958-1980, n.d.
Financial Reports
Folder 4 1958-1971
Rosters
Folder 5 1962-1984
By-Laws
Folder 6 1958-1962, n.d.
Newsletters
Folder 7 1950-1981, n.d.
Programs
Folder 8 1969-1981
Photographic Materials
Folder 9 1951, 1969
Papers
Folder 10 n.d.
Notes
Folder 11 n.d.
Ephemera
Box 2 1956-1960, n.d.
Alpha Sigma Alpha Collection
Scope and Content
This collection contains scrapbooks and one membership record book of the Psi Psi Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha at Northwestern State University of Louisiana in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Though the scrapbooks are far from inclusive, they do offer a good glimpse of the 1930s through 1960s.
Inventory
Box
1 Scrapbooks 1960-1966
2 Scrapbooks 1933-1968
3 Scrapbooks 1956-1964
3 Membership book 1929-1937
4 Scrapbooks 1947-1966
5 Scrapbooks 1940-1958
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American Red Cross Collection
Scope and Content
The American Red Cross Collection, containing twelve linear inches, is a record of the activities of the Natchitoches Chapter from World War I to the Korean Conflict. It contains scrapbooks which give details of work programs, funding campaigns, and educational activities. Also included are pamphlets about disaster preparation, blood, nursing, and lifesaving water safety. Curios included in the collection are a 48 star American flag, a Red Cross flag, various sew-on patches and identification pins, and other items characteristic of Red Cross uniforms and activities. Loose items in the collection are clippings and glossy photos.
Inventory
Folder Page Number
1a Contains 47 pages of newspaper clippings, reports,accounts, and receipts for Red Cross War Fund,
M. H. Carver, Chairman, July 1917
1a 1 Poem, The Red Cross Spirit Speaks John H. Finney
1a 2, 9 Article from Enterprise, June 28, 1917
1a 10 Article from Natchitoches Times, June 29, 1917
1a 19 Article, source unknown
1a 20 Advertisements, source unknown
1a 28, 29, 30 Articles, source unknown
1a 35, 36, 47, 48 Articles from Natchitoches Times, July 6, 1917
49, 50, 57, 58
59, 60
PD
1a 61, 64, 65, 66 Articles from Enterprise, July 12, 1917
67
1a 68, 69, 70, 71 Letter from M. H. Carver
1a 72, 73 Articles from Natchitoches Times, July 13, 1917
1a 74, 75 Letter to Exchange Bank of Natchitoches
1a 76, 77 Letter from Exchange Bank of Natchitoches; deposit slips
1a 78, 79 Letter to Peoples Bank
1a 80, 81 Letter from Merchants and Farmers Bank
1b Contains minutes book beginning January 6, 1931
and ending October 15, 1932; reveals Red Cross
involvement in providing relief during the
Depression.
Folder Page Number
2a Clippings, certificates, lists of accomplishments, and photographs of Red Cross
work in the 1940s.
2a 1 Pictures of Red Cross women in uniform; two girls knitting in front of Red Cross Headquarters.
2a 2 Pictures of Red Cross workers, 1942
2a 3 Pictures of Robeline, Clarence and Cloutierville Surgical groups.
2a 4 Pictures of swimming classes
2a 5 Newspaper clipping about May flood, 1942
2a 6 Newspaper clipping about Red Cross activity during flood.
2a 7 Honor certificate for Distinguished Achievement in War Fund, 1943.
2a 8 Work accomplished by the Natchitoches Parish Chapter from January 1, 1943 – January 1944.
2a 9 Brief summary of publicity plans for Red Cross War Fund Campaign, 1944
2a 10 List of work accomplished by the Natchitoches Parish Chapter during 1945.
2a 11 F. M. Richardson, Chairman of Colored Division announces Red Cross Fund Campaign.
2a 12 Mrs. G. H. Pierson to Head Women’s Division for Red Cross Fund Drive, 1946.
2a 13 Certificate of Honor for Distinguished Achievement in Fund Campaign, 1946
2a 14 Program for 21st National Convention June 18-21, 1946
2a 15 Daily Bulletin of 21st National Convention
2a 16 Two pictures of Children’s Swimming Class, 1946
2a 17 Certificate of Honor for 1947
2a 18 Certificate of Honor for 1949
2a 19 Children’s Swimming Class, 1949
2b Document from British Embassy to Natchitoches Parish Chapter
3 Contains certificates, photographs, clippings and reports from the 1950s.
3 1 Certificate of Honor Red Cross Fund, 1950
3 2 Photograph of Miss Breazeale presenting coffee urn to men of Fort Polk
3 3 Photograph of Red Cross Class
3 4 Red Cross Annual Report for 1952.
3 4b Newspaper clippings about annual report.
3 5 Photographs of blood donors
3 7, 8 Photographs of Red Cross workers with scouts.
3 9 Slogan for blood drive, 1952
3 10 Newspaper photograph of Women’s Division
3 11 Photograph of Women’s Division.
3 12 Photograph of D. Crawford Young, Blood Drive, 1954
3 13 Annual Report, 1956-1957.
3 14 Newspaper photos of Natchez in the Flood
4 Contains several undated photographs
4 Six photos of Little Eva Plantation.
4 Two photos of swimming classes.
4 Five pictures of Red Cross parade and floats
4 One picture of St. Mary’s Basketball team.
5 Contains 6 First Aid Scrapbooks of 9th grade students at Robeline High School.
5 Contains memorabilia characteristic of Red Cross work
5 1 CPR poster
5 2 Car marker
5 3 Volunteer Arm Band
5 4 Clara Barton stamp
5 5 Triangular Bandage
5 6 Roller Bandages
5 7 Membership card for Jr. American Red cross; Lifesaving.
5 8 Four ARC Motor Service Patches.
5 9 Cloth of Red Crosses used to make arm bands.
5 10 Red Cross Arm Band
5 11 Seven assorted patches
5 12 Box of absorbent Gauge compresses
5 13 Junior Red Cross Tape
5 14 Roll of American Red Cross tape
5 15 One lapel Red Cross pin
5 16 Three ARC Motor Corps pins.
5 17 Staff Assistance pin
5 18 Button pin
5 19 Two Home Nursing pins
5 20 Junior Lifesaving pin
Flag box Contains American Flag an Red Cross Flag.
Can Number
128 When Disaster Strikes, 1948
United States Civil Defense, 1950
Blood Magic For All, 1948
The Story of Blood, 1949
Blood-Your Gift of Life, 1951
Medical Uses of Blood, ( 2 copies), 1950
Red Cross Home Nursing Textbook, 1951
Lifesavin g and Water Safety Courses, 1968
Topics Indexed:
American Red Cross, Natchitoches: papers of
First Aid: Natchitoches Red Cross Instruction
Halifax, Lord; certificate from
Health: First Aid
Swimming classes: photos of
World War II: Red Cross activities, Natchitoches
American Association of University Professors
Scope and Content
The American Association of University Professors Collection is made up of 84 folders and a total of 1065 items. Including among the items are chapter minutes, membership lists, correspondence with the national organization, correspondence with other chapters, and various materials distributed by the national organization. Also including in the collection are four signed letters of interest: a letter from Hodding Carter, editor of the Delta Democrat-Times; a letter from Norman Cousins, editor of the Saturday Review; a letter from Senator J. Williams Fulbright of Arkansas; and a letter from Jimmy Davis, governor of Louisiana.
Topics Indexed:
American Association of University Professors
Carter, Hodding: letter from
Clapp, Sarah L. C.: AAUP activities
Cousins, Norman: letter from
Davis, Jimmy: letter from
Fulbright, J. William: letter from
NSU: American Association of University Professors
NSU: Faculty organizations, AAUP
Creator Sketch
On May 1, 1936, seven teachers at Louisiana Normal met and established a local chapter of the American Association of University Professors. At that meeting, Mr. A. C. Maddox was elected as the first president of the chapter, and Dr. Sarah L. C. Clapp was named as the chapter secretary.
The chapter at Normal and later at Northwestern State College remained an active chapter until about 1963. However, the records indicate that after 1958, the chapter became almost inactive.
Throughout its quarter century of existence, the AAUP chapter at the Natchitoches institution struggled for viability. The minutes of the chapter show an almost yearly struggle to renew memberships and encourage new faculty members to join. Only during the period immediately following World War II did the chapter flourish, at one time claiming a membership of 75.
Very rarely did the Natchitoches chapter function as the organization was intended to function. The primary aims of the national AAUP are to encourage faculty participation in university government, promotion of academic freedom and tenure, and promotion of higher salaries for university teachers. The Normal and NSC chapter more often served as a kind of social outlet for its members. However, some exceptions should be noted. In 1948-1952, the local AAUP chapter presented a variety of committee reports to the college; from 1956 to 1958, the members worked for the adoption of the five-day week at Northwestern; and the local AAUP also developed as Evaluation of
Instruction From that gained attention at other Colleges and universities. The NSC chapter of AAUP gained the most notoriety in 1958 when it became the only chapter of the organization in the United States to vote to retain the loyalty provisions of the National Defense Education Act. The vote on the issue caused some personal dissension within the chapter and probably contributed to the eventual demise of the group.
Much of the success of the chapter during its twenty-five years can be attributed to the efforts of Dr. Sarah Clapp. Dr. Clapp was the moving force behind the organization of the Normal chapter of AAUP, and she served as an officer of the organization during most of the years of its existence until her retirement in 1958.
Prepared By
Wendell A. Robison
December 1980
Inventory
Folder
1 Chapter bylaws (1937); amended (1956)
2 Correspondence to and from national AAUP related to the formation of the Louisiana Normal AAUP Chapter; Folders 3-8 contain minutes, executive committee minutes, and three financial reports of the chapter. Items within the folders are arranged chronologically.
3 Chapter Minutes, 1936-1939
4 Chapter Minutes, 1940-1949
5 Chapter Minutes, 1950-1954
6 Chapter Minutes, 1955-1960
7 Executive Committee Minutes, 1937-1960
8 Financial Reports (1948; 1956-1957; 1957-1958) Folders 9-13 illustrate the difficulties that the chapter had in membership. Lists of members were often revised two or three times within a year, and much correspondence with the national organization related to confirmation of memberships.
9 Membership Lists, 1936-01944
10 Membership Lists, 1945-1949
11 Membership Lists, 1950-1954
12 Membership Lists, 1955-1960
Folder
13 Membership Lists, (undated)
The items in Folders 14-19 are letters, announcements, and other correspondences between members of the local organization. The bulk of the items herein contained consist of meeting announcements. Items within the folders are arranged chronologically.
14 Correspondence Within Local AAUP, 1938-1945
15 Correspondence Within Local AAUP, 1946-1949
16 Correspondence Within Local AAUP, 1950-1954
17 Correspondence Within Local AAUP, 1955-1956
18 Correspondence Within Local AAUP, 1957
19 Correspondence Within Local AAUP, 1958-1961
Folders 20-26 represent the work that the chapter accomplished during its most productive period; a variety of committee reports are included.
20 Questionnaire and Responses: Universal Military Training (1946)
21 Report on “President’s Commission on Higher Education” (1947)
22 Committee Report on “The Place and Function of Faculties in College Governments”; notes, revisions, and bibliography (1948)
23 Individual Responses by Chapter Members on “Place and Function of Faculties” (1948)
24 Committee on Academic and Professional Standards (1952)
25 Miscellaneous Committee Reports (1956-1958)
26 Evaluation of Instruction Form
Folder
In 1958, the AAUP published a paper for the faculty at NSC entitled “Faculty Items.” Folder 27 contains examples of the paper.
27 “Faculty Items” (Volume 1, Number 1-3; March-May, 1958)
Folders 28-30 contain correspondence to and from the local AAUP within the university. Many of the letters invited membership; others are to the administration concerning university policy. Items within the folders are arranged generally chronologically.
27 Correspondence to and from the Local AAUP within the University, 1942-1953
28 Correspondence to and from the Local AAUP within the University, 1954-1960
29 Correspondence to and from the Local AAUP within the University, (undated)
On two occasions (1940 and 1944) the local AAUP became involved in state politics concerning education. Folders 31 and 32 relate to those occasions
30 Letter and response: State Superintendent of Education related to tenure law (1940)
31 Political letters including a signed letter of Governor Jimmy Davis (1944)
From time to time during the history of the organization, the annual AAUP Banquet assumed more importance than at other times.
Folders
33-39 contain items related to the banquets (primarily invitations and responses to and from potential speakers).
32 Letters from Author Olliver of Mississippi State
33 Signed letter from Hodding Carter (1953)
34 Correspondence with Norman Cousins, including one signed letter.
35 Correspondence with Senator J. Williams Fulbright, including one signed letter
36 Correspondence between local AAUP and Dr. J. C. Morris of Tulane, 1956-1957
37 Invitations to prospective banquet speakers
38 Copy of speech presented by Dr. J. C. Morris (1948)
Folder 40 illustrates the lack of public relations efforts made by the NSC AAUP chapter throughout its history
39 Miscellaneous newspaper items, write-ups, and public relations materials
From time to time throughout the history of the organization, efforts were made to start a statewide AAUP. Folder 41 contains items related to those efforts
40 Material related to State Organization of AAUP (including membership lists)
AAUP chapters were maintained at other colleges and universities throughout the state. Folders 42-49 contain correspondence between the NSC chapter and other statewide chapters.
41 Correspondence with Centenary AAUP
42 Correspondence with La. College AAUP
43 Correspondence with LSU AAUP
44 Correspondence with La. Tech AAUP
Folder
45 Correspondence with Northeast AAUP
46 Correspondence with Southeastern AAUP
47 Correspondence with Southwestern AAUP
48 Correspondence with Tulane AAUP
Folders 50-51 contain correspondence from chapters of the AAUP (not in Louisiana) to the NSC chapter. Much of the correspondence relates to solicitation of support for abuse of academic freedom at those colleges. Items in the folder arte arranged generally chronologically.
49 Correspondence from non-Louisiana chapters of AAUP to NSC, 1944-1955
50 Correspondence from non-Louisiana chapters of AAUP to NSC, 1956-1960
Folder 52 contains material related to regional AAUP Business; many
of the items relate to regions\al meetings.
51 Regional AAUP business (arranged roughly chronologically)
Folder
Folders 53-54 contain letters from the local chapter to the national organization. Much of the correspondence relates to the confirmation
of memberships. Items within the folders are arranged chronologically.
52 Correspondence from NSC AAUP to national AAUP, 1938-1955
53 Correspondence from NSC AAUP to national AAUP, 1956-1960
Folders 55-56 contain letters from the national organization addressed to specific officers of the NSC AAUP; items within the folders are arranged chronologically.
54 Correspondence from national AAUP to specific addresses in NSC AAUP, 1935-1947
55 Correspondence from national AAUP to specific addresses in NSC AAUP, 1948-1961
Much of the business of the national AAUP is communicated to the local chapters through chapter letters. These letters ate announcements, calls for information, and other general business of the organization. Folders 57-63 contain a chronological arrangement of these letters. (Some numbers are missing)
56 Chapter Letters, 1936-1939
57 Chapter Letters, 1940-1945
58 Chapter Letters, 1946-1950
59 Chapter Letters, 1951-1954
60 Chapter Letters, 1956-1957
61 Chapter Letters, 1958-1959
62 Chapter Letters, 1960-1963
In addition to chapter letters, the national AAUP corresponded to local chapters through irregularly issued general correspondence. These letters were not directed to a specific addressee. Folders 64 through 68 contain this general correspondence. The items are arranged roughly chronologically.
Folder
63 General Correspondence from national AAUP, 1936-1942
64 General Correspondence from national AAUP, 1942-1947
65 General Correspondence from national AAUP, 1948-1953
66 General Correspondence from national AAUP, 1954-1962
67 General Correspondence from national AAUP, (undated)
National committee reports of the AAUP were distributed to local chapters. The reports centered on academic freedom, salary, and tenure. Folders 69-72 contain copies of these reports. Items are arranged in no specific order.
68 National Committee Reports
69 National Committee Reports
70 National Committee Reports
71 National Committee Reports
The national organization often distributed material to the local chapters that did not originate with the national chapter. Folders 73-75 contain such items. Items are arranged in no specific order.
72 Pamphlets and miscellaneous materials distributed by the national AAUP
73 Pamphlets and miscellaneous materials distributed by the national AAUP
75 Pamphlets and miscellaneous materials distributed by the national AAUP
American Association of University Women Collection
This collection dated from about 1921 to about 1965, and contains 85 folders of material (6 cubic feet) of manuscript, mimeographed and printed items. Correspondence, directives, publications, business, yearbooks, minutes, reports, programs, and records of AAUW in its Natchitoches Branch, regional, area, national and international offices.
Subject of interest are improvement of public education, women’s rights, international relations, plus local projects carries out in Natchitoches by the local branch.
Inventory
Folder
1 Correspondence, 1925-1929
2 Correspondence, 1929-1934
3 Correspondence, 1935-1937
4 Correspondence, 1938
5 Correspondence, 1939
6 Correspondence, 1940-1942
7 Correspondence, 1943
8 Correspondence, 1944
9 Correspondence, 1945
10 Correspondence, 1946
11 Correspondence, 1947
12 Correspondence, 1948
13 Correspondence, 1949
14 Correspondence, 1950
15 Correspondence, 1951
16 Correspondence, 1952
17 Correspondence, 1953
18 Correspondence, 1954
19 Correspondence, 1955
20 Correspondence, 1956-1957
21 Correspondence, 1958-1959
22 Correspondence, 1960-1965
23 Bank statements, 1953-1955; treasure’s reports, 1955-1965
24 Membership Lists, 1955-1964
25 Natchitoches Branch Newsletter, n.d
26 Loose minutes and undated minutes, 1945
27 Project: award to higher rank. Student
28 Scattered and partial chapter reports, 1927-1939
29 Natchitoches chapter reports, 1940-1944
30 Natchitoches chapter reports, 1945-1949
31 Natchitoches chapter reports, 1950-1954
32 Natchitoches chapter reports, 1955-1963
33 Income tax forms, 1944-1948
34 By laws, 1953,1960,1961, and no date
35 History of Natchitoches Branch
36 List of officers and members
37 Newspaper clippings
38 Undated local correspondence
Box 2
1 Minutes books, 1916-1941
2 Minutes books, 1941-1947 (missing 1945)
3 Cancelled checks, 1924-1965
4 Bank books, check books, deposit slips, 1926-1965
5 Receipts, payment of national dues, 1926-1965
6 Banquet programs and undated booklets, Who’s Who
7 Miscellaneous receipts, mostly not dated
8 Membership and transfer cards
9 Yearbooks, 1927-1967 (some missing)
10 Yearbooks, second copies
Box 3 Louisiana State Division of AAUW
1 Correspondence, directives, programs, 1930’s
2 Correspondence, directives, programs, 1940’s
3 Correspondence, directives, programs, 1950’s
4 Correspondence, directives, programs, 1960’s
5 Correspondence, directives, programs, undated
6 Magnolia, scattered copies
7 Magnolia, duplicate copies
Box 4 Mostly Material from National office
1 Regional correspondence and convention material, 1931-1954
2 The Month’s Work (1931) volume 6
3 Directives, news, charter, study topics, from the national office
4 General Directors letter, scattered issues Volumes; I-XVI
5 General Directors letter, scattered issues Volumes; XVII-XXI
6 Journal of the American Association Of University Women scattered issues, volumes; 42-47
7 Miscellaneous publication
8 International Federation of University Women, Bulletin, # 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20 Newsletters; # 6, 8, 12, 17, 19, 20 Purpose; 1925, 1926
Box 5
1 Directives from national office
2 Directives from national office
3 Directives from national office
4 Directives from national office
5 Directives from national office
DELLA ANDREASSEN COLLECTION
The Della Andreassen Collection consists of two folders of documents regarding Ms. Grace Dexter (1912-1981). Ms. Dexter was a lifetime friend of Ms. Andreassen and taught at the Normal School. The documents consist largely of letters from Ms. Dexter and photographs of her and her family.
Folder
1 Six photographs (three attached to a scrapbook page) of the Dexter family, 1912-1966
2 Three postcards and one letter from Grace Dexter to Della Andreassen; one letter from Jean Shively regarding Ms. Dexter’s health; one telegram, one newspaper clipping, and one program regarding Ms. Dexter’s death and funeral; and one letter from the University of Illinois archives regarding a diploma, 1940-1981
Mildred N. Andrews Collection
This collection contains materials relating to Bessie V. Russell and Florence L. Russell during their time as students at Northwestern State College. Included are notes and poetry and printed university announcements. There are also a few documents describing library school programs at other universities. Also included is one undated photograph of F.A. Blanchard (female).
Box # 1
Folder 1 Photographs, n.d.
Folder 2 Photographs and Correspondence, 1951-1959, n.d.
Folder 3 Photographs and Clipping, n.d.
Folder 4 Correspondence w/ Caroline Dormon, 1965-1969, n.d.
Folder 5 Childhood Memoirs, n.d.
Folder 6 Photographs and newsletter, 1950, n.d.
Folder 7 Property inventories and land surveys1806-1935, n.d.
Folder 8 Correspondence, Poetry and Lists, 1885-1954, n.d.
Box # 2
Folder 9 Correspondence and photographs, 1931, n.d.
Folder 10 Drawings, n.d.
Folder 11 Drawings and histories, n.d.
Folder 12 Correspondence, 1942-1976
Folder 13 Correspondence, 1976-1983
Folder 14 Correspondence, 1983-1987, n.d.
Anonymous Collection
This group of three photographs was found in Special Collections without the donor’s name, date, or identification. It shows the front gallery of the convent building with a glimpse of the Bullard mansion or “Matron’s Building” beyond, an old building at the Normal, and a group of three young men on a bridge under construction or demolition at Grand Ecore.
Anonymous Natchitoches Photo Collection
This collection was donated anonymously, and contains undated, color photographs of the local Natchitoches area.
Association for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches Collection
Creator Sketch
Eight women organized the Association for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches in 1940. The first charter was produced in 1943, and bore the original name of the organization, The Association of Natchitoches Women for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches. Charter members included Miss Augusta Nelken, Mrs. Mae Roop, Mrs. Mildred Cunningham, Miss Carmen Breazeale, Mrs. Vernon Cloutier, Mrs. G. F. Thomas, Sr., Mrs. Flora Hooker, Mrs. G. H. Pierson and Mrs. Viloet Winslow. The major purpose of the organization is to promote historic preservation in the city of Natchitoches and Natchitoches Parish.
The idea to form the organization came about after members of a Historic Buildings Survey team from Washington, D.C. visited Natchitoches in 1940. This team consisted of an architect, artist and an historian. They were sent out to document through architectural drawings, the many structures of historical significance still remaining throughout the country. After seeing the Lemee House in Natchitoches, the architect on the survey team became interested in the historic home and began inquiring about the possibility of purchasing it. After this, the founding members of APHN went before the City Commission to try and persuade the city of Natchitoches to purchase the house. The city soon purchased the house and allowed the women to begin raising money for the restoration of the house.
Since it’s beginning, the organization has been instrumental in the ongoing effort to preserve historic structures in the Natchitoches area. Specifically, they were key in securing state and federal grants beginning in the 1970s for the restoration and preservation of many historically significant structures in Natchitoches and the surrounding parish area. These areas include the historic district of downtown Natchitoches, as well as the Cane River Plantation area in rural Natchitoches Parish. The group also holds an annual tour of homes and an annual arts & crafts festival at Melrose Plantation.
Scope & Content Note
The APHN Records contain correspondence, reports, legal documents,, minutes, photographs, scrapbooks, clippings and maps. The bulk of this material deals with the organization’s fundraising activities and historic preservation work. Specifically, there is much documentation on the preservation of Melrose Plantation through the securing of federal grants beginning in the early 1970s. Of particular interest, is the correspondence contained in the Melrose Plantation Series between Elizabeth Mills, a blooming genealogist and Arthur Watson, local attorney and long supporter of Natchitoches history. This correspondence documents the research Mills and her husband Gary completed on the origins of the plantation and the area surrounding it. The Maps & Drawings sub series included in this series include many architectural drawings and surveys of various buildings and land related to Melrose Plantation.
Much of the remaining materials document the organization’s activities concerning the annual arts and crafts show held at Melrose Plantation and the annual tour of homes. The Photographs and Drawings Series contains photographs of many of the historic structures, as well as some activities and meetings. These include both photographs and drawings related to Melrose Plantation. Additionally, there are two scrapbooks that document the organization’s history from 1985-1999 and clippings dating back to the 1950s
Series 1. APHN
Sub series 1. Correspondence
Folder
1 1955-1969
2 1969-1971
3 1972-1979
4 1980-1988
5 1989-1998, undated
Sub series 2. Reports
6 1959-1997, undated
Sub series 3. Financial Reports
7 1960-1983
8 1983-1997
9 1998-2000, undated
Sub series 4. Legal Documents
10 1944-1995, undated
Sub series 5. Minutes
11 1958-1966 (handwritten)
12 1958-1966 (typescript)
13 1967-1977
14 1979-1982
15 1983-1991
16 1992-1996
Series 1. APHN continued
Sub series 5. Minutes continued
Folder
17 1997-2000, undated
Sub series 6. Rosters
18 1966-1996, undated
Sub series 7. Announcements
19 1967-1997, undated
Sub series 8. History
20 1990, undated
Series 2. Melrose Plantation
Sub series 1. Correspondence
21 1960-1972
22 1972-1973
23 1973-1979
24 1979-1996, undated
Sub series 2. Reports
25 1972-1976
26 1977-1978
27 1979-1983
28 1991
29 1996
30 undated
Series 2. Melrose Plantation continued
Sub series 2. Reports continued
Folder
31 undated
Sub series 3. Financial Reports
32 1972-1987, undated
Sub series 4. Legal Documents
33 1971-1993
Sub series 5. History Files
34 1812-1915 (copies)
35 1970-1973
36 1973-1995
37 undated
Sub series 6. Maps & Drawings
OS 1 Architectural drawings of complex 1940-1995
OS 2 Topographical Survey of complex 1972
OS 5 Loom restoration drawing 1976
OS 6 Land plat map of Melrose Plantation with list of plantations owned
by Marie Therese and children, undated
OS 7 National Archives certified copies of land plats maps of Melrose Plantation
area 1800s
Sub series 7. Announcements
38 1971-1972, undated
Series 3. Historic Tour
Sub series 1. Correspondence
39 1965-1995, undated
Sub series 2. Reports
40 1968-1991, undated
Sub series 3. Financial Reports
41 1956-1992, undated
Sub series 4. Rosters
42 1966-1980, undated
Sub series 5. History Files (Includes tour scripts)
43 1890-1992, undated
Sub series 6. Announcements
44 1956-1999, undated
OS 4 Poster 1990
Sub series 7. Guest Registers
45 1943
46 1955-1956
47 1968-1973
48 1971
49 1972-1973
50 1973-1979
51 1974-1975
52 1976-1978
Series 3. Historic Tour Continued
Sub series 7. Guest Registers continued
Folder
53 1978-1983
54 1980-1989
55 1989-1991
56 1990-1994
57 undated
Series 4. Arts & Crafts Festival
Sub series 1. Correspondence
58 1978-1996, undated
Sub series 2. Rosters
59 1976-1995, undated
Sub series 3. Forms
60 Judging forms 1990, undated
61 Vendor forms 1988
62 Vendor forms 1990
63 Vendor forms 1990
64 Vendor forms 1990
65 Vendor forms 1991
66 Vendor forms 1992
67 Vendor forms 1993
68 Vendor forms 1994-1995
Series 4. Arts & Crafts Festival Continued
Sub series 4. Photographs
69 1992, undated
Sub series 5. Maps
70 1990-1993, undated
Sub series 6. Announcements
71 1975-1997, undated
OS 4 Posters 1990-1991
Series 5. Other Historical Sites
Sub series 1. Correspondence
72 1967-1996, undated
Sub series 2. Reports
73 1967-1997
74 undated
Sub series 3. Financial Reports
75 1955-1985, undated
Sub series 4. Announcements
76 1974-1994, undated
Series 6. Photographs & Drawings
Box
OS 1 1952-1992, undated
Series 6. Photographs & Drawings continued
Folder
OS 3 Proof text of APHN plaque 1989
OS 4 Site plan drawings for Cunningham Building undated
Series 7. Scrapbooks
Box
OS 2 1993-1996
OS 4 1985-1999
OS 5 1985-1999
Series 8. Clippings
OS 3 1950s-1990s
Lucile Appleby Collection
The Lucile Appleby collection is comprised of a 190 page scrapbook she compiled during her college years at Silliman College in Clinton, Louisiana, and Louisiana State Normal College in Natchitoches from 1918 through 1922. The scrapbook is title School Girl Days: A Memory Book and was copyrighted in 1910 by the Reilly and Britton Company of Chicago, Illinois. A native of Slaughter, Louisiana, Miss Appleby’s scrapbook includes numerous programs and invitations to recitals, graduations, May Day programs, and so forth. She also included several of her grade reports from both colleges. It appears Miss Appleby led an active social life for her scrapbook contains several invitations to parties, descriptions of parties, hand painted napkins as souvenirs of different functions, etc. Several pages of the scrapbook are devoted to photographs of Miss Appleby and friends taken during her years in college. Of particular interest are several pages in the scrapbook filled with postmarks and return addresses which she apparently clipped from mail she received.
Art Cabinet Various Collections
| Drawer 1 | ||
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Mary Belle DeVargas | Drawing | Folder no #, drawing by her, no date |
| Ruth Cross | Proof for dust jacket | Folder no #, dust jacket proof for reprint of |
| Soldier of Good Fortune | ||
| Unknown Collection | Sketches | Folder no #, sketches by A. Burt Hill: |
| “Florida”, December 20, 1932 | ||
| House plans/exterior view, May 2, 1930 | ||
| “Colonial/English”, exterior views of types | ||
| of architecture, no date | ||
| “Melrose Plantation 1833-1933”, | ||
| January 19, 1933 | ||
| Bayou Talk | Newspapers | Folder no #, Scattered issues: 1996 – 1999 |
| Blanche Toy | Photo | Folder no #, church congregation, no date; |
| on back of photo is postcard, “South View | ||
| Baptist Church, Natchitoches, Louisiana”, | ||
| no date | ||
| Unknown Collection | Newspaper | Folder no #, supplement, “Natchitoches A Treasure Chest”, June 4, 1978 |
| Historic Natchitoches, tour guide publication | ||
| of The Natchitoches Times, 2003 | ||
| NSU Continuing Education & Community | ||
| Services, Fall 1984, Spring 1985, no date | ||
| Joe Dellmon | Prints | Folder 21: 2 Matted prints, Mt. Olivet Church, |
| Pineville, Louisiana, May 25, 1963 | ||
| Irma Sompayrac Willard | Watercolor drawing | Folder no #, “Studio of the Natchitoches |
| Art Colony; To: Mr. Phanor from Irma | ||
| Sompayrac”, no date | ||
| John S. Kyser | Photo | Folder no #, Kisatchie Falls by John S. Kyser, |
| hand tinted, no date | ||
| Unknown Collection | Drawing | Folder no #, “St. Francis Chapel – 1728 – |
| Pointe Coupee Parish”, copied from | ||
| Daily Picayune, April 26, 1891 by Sr. | ||
| A. Constance | ||
| *note on back reads, “For the article that | ||
| accompanies this picture see vertical file | ||
| “Pointe Coupee Parish” weekly Picayune | ||
| article, April 30, 1891 | ||
| Drawing, Levy House by Melanie Levy | ||
| Malewitz, 1977 | ||
| Irma Sompayrac Willard | Painting (on wood) | Folder no #, noted on back “Grand |
| Ecore, Identified by Irma Willard as art | ||
| colony work; artist unknown” | ||
| Unknown Collection | Watercolor drawing | Folder no #, “Fort St. Jean Baptiste |
| (Restored) 1715-1737″; | ||
| *notecard in folder states “artist unknown – | ||
| inaccurate” | ||
Drawer 1A
| D. A. R. | Photos | Folder, no # |
| Photo, Victory Dinner, April 20, 1944 | ||
| Photo, Opening session of 53rd Continental | ||
| Daughters of the American Revolution | ||
| April 17, 1944; New York City | ||
| Unknown Collection | Chart | Folder, no # |
| Flood tracking chart — Amite River Basin, | ||
| Louisiana, no date | ||
| Newspaper | Shreveport Hi-Life, October 9, 1931 | |
| Newspaper | Shreveport Hi-Life, November 10, 1931 | |
| Newspaper | Current Sauce, LA. State Normal College, | |
| scattered issues: 1931 – 1933 | ||
| Poster | Folder 1 | |
| “Nineteenth-Century Baton Rouge | ||
| Through Paintings, Prints, and Drawings”, | ||
| and “From Red Stick to River Capital: Three | ||
| Centuries of Baton Rouge History”, 1999 | ||
| Poster | “Louisiana Archaeology Week”, 1998 | |
| Poster | “NSU – Celebration of a Century 1884-1984” | |
| Poster | “The Nightmare”, Betsy Barber Bancroft & | |
| Kitty Verney, 1984 | ||
| Poster | “The University of Mississippi: Faulkner & | |
| Yoknapatawpha Conference – | ||
| Oxford, MS, July 25-30, 1999″ | ||
| Map | “Lignite – Near – Surface Isopach – Red | |
| River Parish, LA. – Louisiana Geological | ||
| Survey”, 1980 | ||
| Posters | Folder 2 | |
| “4th International Kate Chopin | ||
| Conference”, 1995, NSU, Natchitoches, LA | ||
| “Kate Chopin – A Woman of Yesterday, | ||
| Today, and Tomorrow”, no date | ||
| Cunningham Maps | Maps | Folder 3 — Maps # 2-28: |
| # 2 – La Luisiana, 1762, negative copy, | ||
| in Spanish | ||
| # 5 – Carte Particuliere Des Natchitoches, | ||
| 1732, negative copy, French Archives, | ||
| In French | ||
| # 3 – Compass Survey of Red River, 1700, | ||
| positive copy, New York Public Library, | ||
| in Spanish | ||
| # 21 – Carte de la Louisiana, SE, 1764, | ||
| negative copy, Library of Congress | ||
| # 22 – Carte de la Louisiana, 1760s, | ||
| positive copy, Library of Congress | ||
| # 6 – Carte de la Louisiane, western half, | ||
| 1732, negative copy, French Archives, | ||
| in French | ||
| # 7 – Carte de la Louisiane, eastern half, | ||
| 1732, negative copy, French Archives, | ||
| in French | ||
| # 20 – A Map of Louisiana with the course of | ||
| the Mississippi and the adjacent Rivers, the | ||
| Nations of the Natives, the French | ||
| Establishments and the mines, 1757 | ||
| # 4 – Carte Particuliere Des Natchitoches, | ||
| 1732, positive copy, French Archives, | ||
| in French | ||
| # 14 – Carte Particuliere …Louisiana, SE, | ||
| 1743, positive copy, French Archives | ||
| # 15 – Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, SE, | ||
| 1743, negative copy, French Archives | ||
| # 12 – Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, NE, | ||
| 1743, positive copy, French Archives | ||
| # 13 – Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, NE, | ||
| 1743, negative copy, French Archives | ||
| # 10 – Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, SW, | ||
| 1743, positive copy, French Archives | ||
| # 11 – Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, SW, | ||
| 1743, negative copy, French Archives | ||
| # 8 – Carte Particuliere dune partie de la | ||
| Louisianne…”, N, 1743, positive copy, | ||
| French Archives, in French | ||
| # 9 – Carte Particuliere dune partie de la | ||
| Louisianne…”, N, 1743, negative copy, | ||
| French Archives, in French | ||
| # 16 – Description Geographic…Florida, SE, | ||
| 1714, positive copy, Spanish Archives, | ||
| in Spanish | ||
| # 17 – Description Geographic…Florida, SE, | ||
| 1714, negative copy, Spanish Archives, | ||
| in Spanish | ||
| # 18 – Louisiana Geographic…Florida, SE, | ||
| 1765, positive copy, Library of Congress | ||
| # 19 – Louisiana Geographic…Florida, SE, | ||
| 1765, negative copy, Library of Congress | ||
| # 23 – Carte de la Louisiane et | ||
| particulierement du fleuve Mississippi, | ||
| 1760s, negative copy, Library of Congress, | ||
| in French | ||
| Folder 3 (cont) | ||
| # 24 – Carte General…De La Louisianne, | ||
| 1747, positive copy, Library of Congress, | ||
| in French | ||
| # 26 – Partie…La Riviere De Mississippi, | ||
| 1718, negative copy, in French | ||
| # 27 – Carte des Etats – Unis D’Amerique, | ||
| 1784, negative copy, in French | ||
| # 28 – Plano…Mississippi Delta & Mobile, | ||
| 1756, negative copy, Library of Congress, | ||
| in Spanish | ||
| # 25 – The Mission San Miguel de los Adais, | ||
| 1721, positive copy, Library of Congress, | ||
| in Spanish | ||
| Kate Chopin | Poster | Folder no #, LPB production, 1999 |
| Poster | Folder no #, Conference, 1993 | |
| Unknown Collection | Picture | Folder 4 |
| Memorial Picture, Huey Pierce Long, no date | ||
| 2 Huey P. Long Broadsides, no date | ||
| Map | Folder 5 | |
| Map, “Chicago’s Gangland”, prepared by | ||
| Frederic M. Thrasher, 1923-26 | ||
| Map | Folder 6 | |
| Cram’s Map of Louisiana, no date | ||
| Map | Folder 7 | |
| Map, “Engineer Department Divisions and | ||
| Districts”, 1944 | ||
Drawer 2
| J. H. Williams | Blueprints | Folder no #, Brick business building for | |
| J. H. Williams, no date | |||
| Unknown Collection | Book | Folder no #, Second Report of Louisiana Tax | |
| Reform Commission, 1932; 2 copies | |||
| Newspaper | Folder no #, sections: ads for Natchitoches- | ||
| NSU Folk Festival, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1995 | |||
| Alumni Columns – Spring 1985, information | |||
| pertaining to Rene J. Bienvenu | |||
| Current Sauce – February 5, 1985; article | |||
| on Rene J. Bienvenu | |||
| The Natchitoches Times – November 14, 1982 | |||
| “Dr. Joseph Orze Installed As NSU President” | |||
| Folder, no # | “Louisiana State-Wide Highway Planning | ||
| Survey, incorporated places in Louisiana | |||
| giving their status as of December 31, 1938″ | |||
| 2 copies | |||
| James Register | Blueprints | Folder no #, African House, Melrose, Historic | |
| American Buildings Survey, no date, 2 sheets | |||
| Melrose | Letter | Folder no #, Form letter explains the purpose | |
| of the Historic American Buildings Survey | |||
| agency, 1940 | |||
| Blueprints | Folder no # — Lyle Saxon’s collection of some | ||
| of the Historic American Buildings Surveys; | |||
| Angelina Plantation, St. John the Baptist | |||
| Parish, 1934, 8 sheets | |||
| Blueprints | Folder no # — Lyle Saxon’s collection of some | ||
| of the Historic American Buildings Surveys, | |||
| Girod House, New Orleans, 1934, 32 sheets | |||
| Blueprints | Folder no # — Lyle Saxon’s collection of some | ||
| of the Historic American Buildings Surveys; | |||
| Gally House, New Orleans, 1936; 24 sheets | |||
Drawer 2A
| H. Payne Breazeale | Flag | Breazeale Battalion Partisan Rangers Flag |
| Promotional Posters | Posters | “Louisiana: A State of Excitement – |
| Not in folders | Acadiana”, no date | |
| “Blessing of the Shrimp Fleet”, no date | ||
| “Fabulous Louisiana Foods”, no date | ||
| “Louisiana: A Dream State”, no date | ||
| “Vignettes of Northwest Louisiana”, no date | ||
| “Louisiana: A State of Excitement”, no date | ||
| “Sunpower: In Louisiana it’s a natural”, | ||
| no date | ||
| Unknown Collection | Book | Folder 1, Louisiana State Maintained |
| Highway Systems, 1998 | ||
| Poster | Folder 2, “Louisiana Cavalier”, no year | |
| Poster | “Paul Green’s Louisiana Cavalier”, 1979 | |
| Poster | *LODA addition — “Paul Green’s Louisiana | |
| Cavalier”, June 20 – September 6, 1976, | ||
| signed by the cast | ||
| Poster | “Paleo – Indian”, no date | |
| Poster | “Meso – Indian”, no date | |
| Poster | “Poverty Point”, no date | |
| Poster | “Early Neo-Indian”, no date | |
| Poster | Late Neo-Indian”, no date | |
| Poster | Folder 3, “Come Celebrate Creole in | |
| Natchitoches”, 2004; 7 copies | ||
| Poster | “Natchitoches 50th Fall Pilgrimage | |
| 2004″, 2 copies | ||
| Poster | Folder 3 cont: “NSU: Celebration of a | |
| Century 1884-1984″, 2 copies | ||
| Map | “Battlefields of the Civil War”, 1990 | |
| Poster | “50 Years After, Commemorating | |
| the Extraordinary Life & Times of Huey | ||
| Long”, September 8, 1985 | ||
| “1st Reunion of the Descendants of | ||
| Colonial Natchitoches”, July 18, 1980 | ||
| Photo | Aerial view of a river | |
| Map | “The Oil and Gas Journal’s Crude | |
| Oil and Gasoline Pipeline Map”, 1939 | ||
| Map | Folder 4, “Village of Provencal”, no date | |
| Map | “Kisatchie National Forest”, 1983 | |
| Poster | “Open Thine Eyes – Our 30th | |
| Year, Natchitoches Garden Club | ||
| 1934 – 1964 | ||
| Poster | Folder 5, “Louisiana: A Dream State”, | |
| no date | ||
| Poster | “Visit Louisiana’s State Commemorative | |
| Areas”, no date | ||
| Poster | “Louisiana Literature”, 1992 | |
| Poster | “Louisiana – Kisatchie Delta”, no date | |
| Poster | “Louisiana Folklife Festival”, 1985, Baton | |
| Rouge | ||
| Poster | Folder 6, “Natchitoches 48th Fall Pilgrimage | |
| October 11 – 13, 2002 | ||
Drawer 3
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Unknown Collection | Photo | Folder no # , Good Darky statue, no date |
| Maps | Folder no # | |
| Historic Natchitoches (tour map), The | ||
| Natchitoches Times, January 30, 1967, | ||
| photocopy | ||
| Northwestern State College campus, | ||
| no date | ||
| Status of Soil Surveys, Louisiana, | ||
| October 1989 | ||
| Newspaper | Folder no #, section, “Up Through Slavery”, | |
| The Washington Post, May 12, 2002, | ||
| photocopy | ||
| Poster | Alexandria-Pineville Heritage Tour, no date | |
| Poster | Second Annual Memorial Service | |
| Grave of Unknown Confederate Soldier, | ||
| near Marthaville, LA., no date | ||
| Menu | Texas & Pacific Railway Car menu, no date | |
| Newspaper | News article, “Black pioneers leave a rich | |
| heritage worth exploring”, Houston Chronicle | ||
| February 4, 1996, photocopy | ||
| Photo | Francois Mignon standing in front of | |
| the portrait of Augustin Metoyer, no date | ||
| Postcard | Foldout postcard, buildings in Shreveport, | |
| Louisiana, no date | ||
| Joan Brunson | Folder, no # | Publication, Maps of Red River From |
| Fulton, Arkansas to Mississippi River | ||
| Including Lower Old River, Louisiana”, | ||
| First Edition, June 1947; prepared by New | ||
| Orleans District Corps of Engineers | ||
| Chattel Mortgage | Chattel Mortgage, J. N. Thompson & wife | |
| Newspapers | Weekly Picayune – March 13, 1848, | |
| April 2, 1849; January 25, 1847; April 9, 1840 | ||
| Virginia L. B. Rogers | Diploma | Folder no #, Mrs. Eva Virginia |
| Barlow Rogers, State Normal College, | ||
| Teacher’s Certificate, May 14, 1925 | ||
| Diploma | Bachelor of Arts degree, Virginia Barlow | |
| Rogers, Centenary College of Louisiana, | ||
| May 27, 1942 | ||
| Program | Commencement Exercises, Centenary | |
| College of Louisiana, 1942 | ||
| Diploma | Virginia Barlow, Seekers After | |
| Knowledge, February 23, 1918 | ||
| Award | Virginia Barlow, “The Palmer Method | |
| of Business Writing, Teacher’s Certificate”, | ||
| February 9, 1918 | ||
| Diploma | Eva Virginia Barlow, State Normal | |
| School of Louisiana, Teacher’s Certificate, | ||
| May 24, 1918 | ||
| Unknown Collection | Photo | Folder no #, group photo, Constitutional |
| ConventPDion, Louisiana, 1974 | ||
| Negatives | Folder no #, The Natchitoches Times, | |
| March 13, 1903 | ||
| Map | Folder no #, Louisiana State Normal, 2 pieces, | |
| no date | ||
| Poster | NSU, lecture poster: Larry Lucchino, 1984; | |
| Shere Hite, 1983 | ||
| Chart | Folder no # , “Outline History of the Third | |
| Attack Group, GHQ Air Force”, no date | ||
| Melrose Collection | Scrapbook | “Antebellum Homes of Louisiana” |
Drawer 3A
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Unknown Collection | Poster | Folder 1, “Lower Barataria-Terrebonne Estuarine |
| Basins Habitat Change: | ||
| 1956-1988/90″ | ||
| Poster | “Barataria-Terrebonne Estuarine Basins, 1996” | |
| Map | “China, Burma and India”, 1945 | |
| Map | Partial of Mexico, in Spanish | |
| Plat Map | “Map of Subdivision of Jones Plantation… | |
| Natchitoches Parish, LA.”, 1920, 2 copies | ||
| Newspaper | Folder 6, The Natchitoches Times, | |
| Historical, Educational and Development | ||
| Edition, December 30, 1938 | ||
| Map | Folder 3, “Carte de la Louisiane”, 1752 | |
| Poster | Folder 4, “LEERIC Meeting Louisiana’s Energy | |
| Information Needs”, no date | ||
| APHN | Posters | Folder 5, Tour of Homes 1990 – 2002 |
| Drawer 4 | ||
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Louisiana Purchase | Map | Folder 2, Louisiana Purchase map |
| *previously in Vertical Files | ||
| Marilyn Colton | “The Badin-Roque House, Cane River” by | |
| Chuck Farrier; “Spirit of Louisiana No. 1”, 1986, | ||
| published by Louisiana Life & Upton Printing | ||
| Co. of New Orleans | ||
| Unknown Collection | Photos | Folder no #, Louisiana State Normal School: |
| Student body, summer 1915 | ||
| Faculty, 1910-11 | ||
| Model School, no date | ||
| Zebulon M. Pike | Map | Folder 1A, “A Map of the Internal Provinces of New |
| Spain”, 1807; from the notes of Z. M. Pike | ||
| Maps | Folder 1B:: | |
| Mississippi River, from notes of Z. M. Pike, no date | ||
| “Historico-Geographical Chart of the Upper | ||
| Mississippi River compiled & drawn to Accompany | ||
| Pike’s Expeditions, 1895″, by Daniel W. Cronin | ||
| “A Sketch of the Vice Royalty Exhibiting the | ||
| several Provinces and its Approximation to the | ||
| Internal Provinces of New Spain”, no date | ||
| “A Chart of the Internal Part of Louisiana” by | ||
| Z. M. Pike, no date | ||
| Unknown Collection | Maps | Folder no #, |
| Bossier, street map, 1953(?) | ||
| Shreveport, street map, 1953(?) | ||
| Unknown Collection | Map | Folder no #, Louisiana state map, 1929 |
| *previously in Vertical Files | ||
| Louisiana State Normal | Poster | LA. State Normal College, 1943 |
| College | ||
| H. G. Hawthorne | Flyer | Folder no #, ad for motorcycle races in Texarkana, |
| Texas; no date | ||
| News clipping | Envelope addressed to Natchitoches Motorcycle | |
| Club, no date; contains 2 newspaper clippings | ||
| pertaining to motorcycle races (no dates, source | ||
| unknown) | ||
| Program | Folder no #, motorcycle races, 1952, Louisiana | |
| State Fair; Shreveport, LA. | ||
| Manual | Owners’ manual for Harley Davidson motorcycle | |
| Program | Motorcycle races, 1953, Shreveport, | |
| Louisiana | ||
| News articles | Photocopy of news articles in previous folder | |
| Signs | Folder no #, signs advertising motorcycle races: | |
| Laurel, Mississippi, no date | ||
| Poland Track, Marksville Hi-way, 1950 | ||
| Palestine, Texas, no date | ||
| Pennant | Folder no #, Daytona 200 Mile Motorcycle races, | |
| no date | ||
| Certificate | Certificate of Registration, Natchitoches | |
| Motorcycle Club — officially registered with | ||
| American Motorcycle Association, 1948-49, 1949-50 | ||
| Ephemera | Folder no #, | |
| Armbands — “Referee AMA”, “Road Captain AMA”, | ||
| “Steward AMA”, “AMA” (triangular patch” | ||
| Felt banners: “How About It?”, “This Is The Life” | ||
| Belt buckle, “Gypsy Tour 1950” | ||
| Banner | Folder no #, “Harley Davidson WINS … Paul Albrecht | |
| Sets New A. M. A. Record, | ||
| Shreveport, LA., October 29, 1950″ | ||
| Newspaper | Section, Daytona Beach Morning Journal | |
| March 14, 1949 — articles pertaining to | ||
| motorcycle races | ||
| John A. Jones | Map | Folder no #, “Area of Proposed Historical Park |
| Showing existing Land Uses, Natchitoches, LA.”; | ||
| no date | ||
| Architectural | Fort St. Jean Baptiste, 3 different sizes, | |
| drawing | no date | |
| Blueprint | Architectural blueprint drawings (3) of Fort St. Jean | |
| Baptiste, no date | ||
| Survey | Topographic Survey, Fort St. Jean Baptiste Site, 1961 | |
| Map | Topographic map, Lot No. 1, 2 & 3, Fort St. Jean | |
| Baptiste, 1970; sheet 1 | ||
| Survey | Topographic Survey, Lot No. 4, 5 & 6, Fort St. Jean | |
| Baptiste, 1970; sheet 2 | ||
| Survey | Topographic Survey, Lot No. 4, 5 & 6, Fort St. Jean | |
| Baptiste, 1970; sheet 3 | ||
| Melrose | Blueprints | Folder no # — Lyle Saxon’s collection of some of the |
| Historic American Buildings Surveys: East | ||
| Feliciana Parish Courthouse, Clinton, LA., 1936 | ||
| 14 sheets | ||
| Blueprints | Folder no # — Lyle Saxon’s collection of some of the | |
| Historic American Buildings Surveys: Beauregard | ||
| House, New Orleans, LA., 1934; 16 sheets | ||
| Blueprints | Folder no # — Lyle Saxon’s collection of some of the | |
| Historic American Buildings Surveys: Fanny Riche | ||
| Plantation, Pointe Coupee Parish, 1936; 21 sheets | ||
| Blueprints | Folder no # — Lyle Saxon’s collection of some of the | |
| Historic American Buildings Surveys: Parlange | ||
| Plantation, Pointe Coupee Parish, 1936; 18 sheets | ||
| APHN | Blueprints | Folder no # — restoration of Lemee House 1954; |
| addition to 225 Poete St. prepared for Ruby | ||
| Dunckelman, 1950 | ||
Drawer 4A
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| American Cemetery | Blueprint | Folder no #, plan of cemetery, no date |
| Melrose | Paper dolls | Folder no #, Paper dolls |
| Unknown Collection | Architectural | Folder no #, “Details of Box Window Frames”, |
| Drawing | no date | |
| J. H. Williams | Blueprints | Folder no #, Opera House & Office, no date |
| Map | map # 2081 | |
| Unknown Collection | Maps | Folder 2 |
| Winnfield, LA., 1995 | ||
| “Official Site Map 1984 World’s Fair New Orleans” | ||
| “Auto Tour of Old Homes from 1776”, | ||
| Natchitoches, LA., no date (3 copies) | ||
| “Official Street Guide”, Natchitoches, 1967 | ||
| “City Map, Welcome to Natchitoches, LA.”, 1975 | ||
| Natchitoches Street map, 1970 | ||
| Caddo Parish, hand drawn, no date | ||
| Natchitoches Tour map, # 1275 | ||
| Campti, LA., no date | ||
| “The Civil War in Louisiana 1861-65”, 1962, 2 copies | ||
| “LA. Tour No. 1 — Bayou Wonderland of | ||
| South Louisiana, New Orleans”, 1961 | ||
| Natchitoches Street map, no date | ||
| Natchitoches Street map, 1962 | ||
| Rapides Parish (North section), 1961 | ||
| Rapides Parish (South section), 1963 | ||
| Caddo Parish (North section), 1955 | ||
| “Your Trolley Company Map and Street | ||
| Guide of the City of Shreveport, | ||
| Louisiana”, 1956 | ||
| Bossier Parish, no date | ||
| Bienville Parish, 1959 | ||
| Winn Parish, 1959 | ||
| Shreveport, LA. street map, no date | ||
| “Esso War Map III featuring the Pacific | ||
| Theater” | ||
| Maps | “Shreveport Mats Annual Report 1975” | |
| folder 2 cont. | ||
| “Maps Natchitoches and Northwestern State | ||
| College, Festival Committee, | ||
| Festival Program”, 1966 | ||
Drawer 5
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| DeBlieux | Genealogy data | Folder 970: Prudhomme family |
| Unknown Collection | Resource list | Photocopy of cards from card catalog, |
| resources for researching Prudhomme family | ||
| Mrs. Samuel Mason | Chart | Prudhomme family tree, no date |
| J. H. Williams | Posters | Folder no #, Propaganda posters, no date |
| Watson | Spiritual items | OS Folder 1 |
| Spiritual card, no date | ||
| Spiritual document, type unknown — for | ||
| Eugene Watson, no date | ||
| Betje Klier | Photos | Folder no #, “The Pavie Publishing Dynasty”, |
| 1999, photos submitted by Betje Klier for Pavie in the Borderlands | ||
| City Sanitation Department | Photo | Folder no #, Joe Shelette & cart drawn by his |
| horse, “Jack”, 1931. Mr. Shelette is said to | ||
| have been the first African American manager | ||
| of the City of Natchitoches Sanitation | ||
| Department; City Bank of Natchitoches, | ||
| Louisiana donated the photo. | ||
| Unknown Collection | Resource list | Photocopy of cards from card catalog, resources for researching the Lambre & Metoyer families |
| Lithographs — “Pelican PI # 17”, numbered | ||
| print, Richard Sloan; in large envelope | ||
| Natchitoches Union | Newspaper | Folder 3, section, supplement to the |
| Natchitoches Union, October 23, 1863 | ||
| Paul Torgrimson | Prints | Folder no #, Caldwell Hall, 1983 |
| Guy Waldo Dunnington | Chart | Gauss family tree, in 2 parts; not in folder, |
| no date | ||
| Poster | Poster of C. F. Gauss, not in folder, no date | |
| Unknown Collection | Pastel drawing | Folder no #, drawing of Cammie G. Henry, |
| no date, artist unknown | ||
| Woodcut Print | Folder no #, “Secret Symbol” by Downs, | |
| no date | ||
| Melrose | Blueprints | Lyle Saxon’s collection of some of the Historic |
| American Buildings Surveys: | ||
| Melrose addition, 1938 | ||
| Lawyer’s Row, Clinton, East Feliciana | ||
| Parish, 1936 | ||
| Burnside Plantation, Burnside, Ascension | ||
| Parish, 1936 | ||
| E. T. Summers residence, Dallas, TX, no date | ||
| University Archives, Creative & Performing Arts | Serigraph | Screen print, “The Fourth Column” by |
| Rivers C. Murphy, numbered print, no date | ||
| John Desmond | Prints | Folder no #, Black & white prints by |
| John Desmond: | ||
| Melrose Plantation, 1973 | ||
| Shadows on the Teche, 1974 | ||
| Old State Capitol, 1974 | ||
| Unidentified home, no date | ||
| Unidentified courtyard, no date | ||
| Unknown Collection | Prints | Folder no 3, “Battle of Baton Rouge August 5, |
| 1862″ by Merritt Shilg; numbered | ||
| & autographed to Marcus Hart | ||
Drawer 5A
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Unknown Collection | Poster | Folder 1, “Louisiana: Vignettes of Northwest |
| Louisiana”, no date | ||
| Newspaper | Article, “His Bold Decision Gave | |
| Us An Empire At Four Cents An Acre”, | ||
| The Kansas City Star, March 1, 1953 | ||
| Poster | Movie, “The Horse Soldiers”, no date | |
| Blueprints | “Lemee House”, Historic American | |
| Buildings Survey, 7 sheets, no date | ||
| Poster | “Le Reve du Diable”, Ft. St. Jean Baptiste, | |
| no date | ||
| Map | “Buried Treasure Map of Louisiana”, 1960 | |
| Blueprints | Folder no #, “Three Story Brick Hotel, | |
| Natchitoches, LA., 1902″; map # 2080 | ||
| Architectural | Folder no #, Prudhomme Co. Building, | |
| drawing | no date, | |
| map # 2078 | ||
| Student Activities Board | Drawing | Folder 1, “Miss Northwestern Lady of the |
| University Archives | Bracelet Pageant”, 1996 | |
| Photo | Folder 2, football team with helmets raised in | |
| air, no date | ||
| Photo | Folder 3, lounge in Student Union at NSU, | |
| no date | ||
| Awards | Folder 4, to NSU from Lifeshare Blood Centers, | |
| “Holiday Hero Award”, 2002 | ||
| “Platinum Plus Award”, 2002 | ||
| Photo | Folder 5, Group photo, in color, matted: | |
| “The 1994-1995 Spirit of Northwestern”, | ||
| NSU Marching Band | ||
| Organization | Folder 6, Northwestern State College Student | |
| Charter | Organization charter, Nu Sigma Chi, | |
| December 1, 1963 | ||
| Organization | Folder 7, Associated Men Students, | |
| Charter | November 4, 1964 | |
| Organization | Folder 8, Uniting Ministries In Higher Education, | |
| Charter | September 1, 1978 | |
| Photo | Folder 9, NSU gates, taken for the 1966 | |
| Potpourri | ||
| Note – brief history of the front gate at NSU | ||
| Artist’s | Folder 10, proposed Student Union building, | |
| Conception | revised, by August Perez & Associates, no date | |
| LA. State Normal College | Newspaper | Folder no #, section, “On and around the State |
| previously in Vertical File | Normal College campus”, The Natchitoches | |
| Times, December 30, 1938 | ||
| Maps | 3 Campus maps of LA. State Normal College, | |
| no dates | ||
| Melrose | Blueprints | Folder no #, addition to Melrose, 1938 |
| Francois Mignon | Bound Volume | Chart, Archer Family Tree (Churchville, |
| #184 | Maryland), 1908 | |
| Unknown Collection | Architectural | Folder no #, Prudhomme Co.’s Building, |
| Drawing | drawing on cloth; map # 2078 | |
Drawer 6
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| James B. Aswell | Poster | Folder no #, Aswell — news commentator |
| no date | ||
| Poster | Indian Exposition, Oklahoma, | |
| August 1940 | ||
| Melrose | Sketch | Poster no #, Melrose Plantation sketch, 1933 |
| Mabel Roshton | Campaign | Folder 2, Huey Long, 1930 |
| Material | ||
| Campaign | Folder 20, Russell Long, no date | |
| Material | ||
| Betsy B. Bancroft | Poster | Folder no #, C. S. Lewis, no date |
| Bill Dodd | Posters | Folder 395, Campaign posters, no date |
| Travel Brochures | Brochures | Folder 1, 1962, for: |
| Baton Rouge, Evangeline Land, | ||
| Southwest LA., South LA., Central | ||
| LA.: Natchitoches & Alexandria, | ||
| Northwest LA., Northeast Louisiana | ||
| Kisatchie National Forest, 1964, 1968, 1972 | ||
| Plot Plan | Plot Plan, Northwestern State College, | |
| June 1956; walks, drives, parking areas, | ||
| men’s dormitory & tennis courts; | ||
| drawn by J. B. Boydstun | ||
| Maps | Maps | Folder 2, Grant Parish, LA., 1966 |
| DeSoto Parish, LA., no date | ||
| “Inland Waterways of the United States”, | ||
| 1956 by Overton Red River Waterway | ||
| Planning Commission, Natchitoches, LA | ||
| State of Louisiana, no date | ||
| Coushatta/Edgefield/Springville, 1981 | ||
| Caddo & Bossier Parishes, 1957 | ||
| 2 copies | ||
| APHN | Street Maps | Folder 3, Natchitoches (3) |
| Poster | Tour of Homes, 1995 | |
| “The Heart of Natchitoches”, no date | ||
| Unknown Collection | Posters | Folder 4, Louisiana Environmental (3), 1986 |
| Black History | Pamphlets | Folder 5 |
| Posters | ||
| Women’s History | Posters | Folder 6 |
| Booklets | ||
| Conferences/Lectures | Posters | Folder 7 |
| “Return to Faulkner’s County”, 1991 | ||
| John Updike, lecture, 1998 | ||
| “Louisiana and the Spanish Borderlands”, | ||
| 2 copies, 1997 | ||
| Coretta Scott King, lecture, 1997 | ||
| Kate Chopin Conference (2), 1995 | ||
| Kate Chopin Conference, 1993 | ||
| “The Great Depression” on PBS, 1993 | ||
| Christmas Festival | Poster | Folder 8, Christmas Festival, 1980 |
| Poster | Christmas Festival advertisement poster, | |
| 1962 | ||
| Color Plate | Color Plate, Natchitoches Christmas | |
| Festival, 1980 | ||
| Unknown Collection | Poster | Folder 9, NSU 100th Anniversary: |
| Newspaper sections | Alumni Columns, 1984 | |
| Natchitoches 250th Anniversary, The | ||
| Natchitoches Enterprise, 1964 | ||
| Posters | Folder 10, NSU: | |
| Research Day 2003, theatre performances, | ||
| SUGB (1982-83) | ||
| World War II | Posters | Folder 11: |
| Series: World War II The Air Force | ||
| Remembered…”, 4 different posters, no date | ||
| Folder 11, “The Return From the Raid Over | ||
| Rouen”, by Peter Hurd, no date | ||
| Poster | Folder 11:”The Teacher serves the nation in | |
| War – in Peace”, 1944 | ||
| Deep South Writer’s | Poster | Folder no #, Limited edition of Gus Weill and |
| Conference | George Rodrigue, 1981 | |
| CGHRC Artifact Collection | Quilt Pattern | Folder no #, Melrose — “Hawaiian” |
Drawer 7
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Annette Womack — addition | Muster Rolls | Folder 4, Muster Rolls & Recapitulations, all |
| involve Captain Turner of the 2nd Regiment; | ||
| covers May 1802 – December 1805 | ||
| Unknown Collection | Photos | Folder 2, Panorama – Louisiana State Normal, |
| faculty & students, 1910 | ||
| Newspaper | Folder 3, section, “Dr. Rene Bienvenu | |
| Inaugurated at NSU”, The Natchitoches Times, | ||
| March 12, 1978 | ||
| Poster | “Natchitoches Folk Festival”, 1984 | |
| Circular | The Louisiana State Normal School | |
| Session of 1892-93 | ||
| Newspaper | The Current Sauce, December 9, 1944 | |
| “College Will Become Northwestern State | ||
| Tomorrow” | ||
| Arthur Watson | Newspaper | Folder 1, section from The Leinster Express |
| September 15, 1873 | ||
| Kathleen Smith | Galleys | book on Emily Miller |
| Drawer 8 | ||
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Melrose | Indenture | Folder 1058, Indenture, 1648 *not in a folder |
| R. B. Williams | Map | Folder 1, location: 2 M. S. E. Campti; |
| owner/operator: J. E. Keegan, | ||
| February 17, 1937 | ||
| Map | Folder 2, location: 3 M. N. E. Natchitoches on | |
| Cane & Red Rivers, owner: Mrs. Eliza | ||
| Payne Williams, operator: J. H. Williams, | ||
| February 1, 1937 | ||
| Map | Folder 3, location: 3 M. N. Natchitoches on | |
| Cane River Lake; owner: Hughes & Aaron, | ||
| operator: J. H. Williams, May 19, 1937 | ||
| Map | Folder 4, location: 2 M. S. E. Natchitoches on | |
| Cane River Lake, owner/operator: J. H. | ||
| Williams, May 17, 1937 | ||
| Map | Folder 5, location: 3 M. S E. Natchitoches on | |
| Cane River Lake, owner/operator: J. H. | ||
| Williams, May 24, 1937 | ||
| J. B. Wooley | Poster | Folder no #, “L. S. N. C. Spirit”, 1926-27 |
| Henry L. Machen | Chart | Folder no #, “Family Tree of Henry L. Machen, |
| Jr.”, no date | ||
| NSU Photos | Photo | Folder no # — # 87: Before Guardia Hall burned, Student Union construction beginning, aerial photo; no date |
| Photo | Folder no # — # 87 (K87): after construction of Kyser, before construction of library, aerial photo; no date | |
| Photo | Folder no # — # 87: the Education Center, | |
| aerial photo; no date | ||
| Photo | Folder no # — # 87: article with photo captioned | |
| “A Scene On The Normal Campus Where Over | ||
| 3000 Students Are Enrolled”, The Natchitoches | ||
| Times, December 30, 1938 | ||
| Dormon Collection | Photo | Folder no #, matted, human skeleton; noted on |
| folder is the following “Taken at present site of | ||
| Fish Hatchery 1930’s (?), Believed to be | ||
| Archaeology” From the BIA report on the Fish Hatchery | ||
| Egan Family | Commission | Folder 166A, Item # 950, Dr. J. C. Egan as |
| Assistant Surgeon General, Le Roy Stafford | ||
| Camp, No. 3, LA. Division of United | ||
| Confederate Veterans, February 25, 1892 | ||
| Poster | Folder no #, Item # 947, Coleman College | |
| Gibsland, Louisiana; no date | ||
| Coralie Buard-Cloutier | Drawing/Map | Folder no #, Northern & Southern Hemisphere |
| Adeline Prudhomme, Natchitoches | ||
| Convent Sacred Heart, July 8th, 1851 | ||
| Textiles | Folder no #, Piece of a Nun’s Habit (found | |
| attached to the map in the previous folder) | ||
| B. E. Daughdril | Prints | Folder no #, of 6 locations in St. James Parish, |
| Louisiana, by John Langlinais, produced by | ||
| Freeport Chemical Co.: | ||
| St. Michael’s Church | ||
| Bonfires — Christmas bonfires | ||
| Uncle Sam Plantation, main house and | ||
| Garconniere | ||
| “Le Couvent Du Sacr√© Coeur” — Sacred Heart | ||
| Convent | ||
| “Oak Alley” — first called Bon Sejour | ||
| “Manresa — La Grande Dame”, originally | ||
| Jefferson College, then Louisiana | ||
| College, now – Manresa Retreat House | ||
| Unknown Collection | Photo | Folder no #, Louisiana State Normal |
| faculty & student body; 1910, *not in a folder | ||
| Irma Sompayrac Williard | Folder no #, “Louis Juchereau de St. Denis” by | |
| Sompayrac Willard 1961, ©1969 | ||
| Sketch | “East of the Columns…”, ¬©1977 | |
| Robert DeBlieux | Survey Map | Folder no #, for John B. I. Paillette, N. E. branch |
| of Red River, October 3, 1807; Territory of | ||
| Orleans, Natchitoches County | ||
Drawer 9
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Rick Harrington | Photographic | Folder no #, “Treaty Between |
| Images | the United States of America and the | |
| French Republic”, April 30, 1803; in | ||
| large envelope | ||
| “Treaty Between the United States of America | ||
| and the French Republic, April 30, 1803; | ||
| in small envelope | ||
| A. A. Fredericks | Folder, no # | Military recognition, “Columbia Gives |
| To Her Son The Accolade Of The New | ||
| Chivalry Of Humanity, Thomas V. May, | ||
| Pvt. Co. I, 38th Infantry, Served With | ||
| Honor In The World War And Was | ||
| Wounded In Action”, signed by | ||
| Woodrow Wilson, no date | ||
| Folder, no # | Political cartoon, “that eventful night in | |
| Baton Rouge”, no date | ||
| Political flyer | Political flyer, “Public Speaking on Issues of | |
| the Day…Speakers: Earl K. Long, | ||
| Senator Joe Cawthorn, Senator | ||
| Drayton Boucher, Rep. Charlie Webb”, | ||
| Aug. 15, no year | ||
| Political cartoon | Political cartoon, “There Oughta Be A Law” | |
| by Fagaly and Shorte, no date | ||
| Certificate | Certificate, “Junior Game Warden Patrol of | |
| America, Inc. – Founder’s Certificate” to | ||
| A. A. Fredericks, May 24, 1939 | ||
| Political flyer | Political flyer, “U. N. Used In Conspiracy | |
| Against U. S.”, Plaquemines Gazette, 1949 | ||
| Political cartoon | Political cartoon, “The Governor Is Served”, | |
| depicts Sam Houston Jones, no date | ||
| Political flyer | Folder no #, “Louisiana’s Flying Ace | |
| Governor and the Red Flag of Karl Marx!”, | ||
| Griffin Hogum Circular No. 2 ‘Wool Hat Pete’ | ||
| no date | ||
| Political flyer, “Senator Fredericks Replies | ||
| To Unsigned Yellow Sheet Which Was | ||
| Issued by John O. Williams And Sam Jones’ | ||
| Puppets”, no date | ||
| Political cartoon | Political cartoon, “While Rome Burns | |
| (Louisiana); on opposite side: “Jones | ||
| Gravy Train Heads ‘Down Mexico Way, | ||
| no date | ||
| Political Flyer | Political Flyer, “Noe Voted Yes”, no date | |
| Newspaper | Section, “Tax Petition shows Noe Reaped | |
| Big Profit on State Lease 309″ | ||
| Shreveport Times, October 15, 1939 | ||
| Sample Ballot | “Sample ballot, Sam Jones State Ticket | |
| Democratic Party”, 1940 | ||
| Political flyer | Folder no #, “You Can’t Beat the Facts”, | |
| Louisiana Ports Survey Commission, | ||
| no date | ||
| Political flyer | “Answer To The $64 Question?” | |
| Political circular | “Hey – Look! They are trying to take away your | |
| pension – Read what these Newspapers say”, | ||
| no date | ||
| Pedigree Blank | For Pangenesis (a Jersey cow) | |
| loaned to State Normal College on | ||
| December 31st 1926 | ||
| Pedigree Blank | For Iberia’s Oxford Lad (a Jersey cow) | |
| loaned to State Normal College | ||
| on March 29th 1919 | ||
| Certificate | Folder no #, Scottish Rites certificate, “Master | |
| of the Royal Secret of the 32 Degree”, | ||
| April 28, 1921 | ||
| Newspaper | Section, “Primer for Americans”, | |
| The Times-Picayune, July 4, 1956 | ||
| Photo | Folder no #, matted, Earl Long, autographed, | |
| no date | ||
| Political flyer | Political flyer, “Guilty! You, the People, Shall | |
| Judge”, no date | ||
| Certificate | Scottish Rites certificate, Albert Asa | |
| Fredericks, 1921(?) | ||
| Poster | “Freddie’s Friends, signed by his friends | |
| February 26, 1966 on A. A. Fredericks Day” | ||
| Certificate | “The Louisiana Conference of Social Welfare | |
| is honored to present the 1962 George | ||
| Freeman Award to A. A. Fredericks” | ||
| Perkins | Bond | Folder no #, 30 Year Confederate Bond |
| LA. Society Colonial Dames | Charter | Folder no #, November 13, 1954; original |
| of the 17th Century | and 1 copy | |
| Unknown Collection | Topographical | Not in Folder, “Warner Prospect”, |
| Map | February 1954, Union Oil Co. of California, | |
| Canadian Division | ||
| Topographical | Not in Folder, “Wrentham Prospect”, | |
| Map | February 1954, Union Oil Co. of California, | |
| Canadian Division | ||
| Robert DeBlieux | Smith Island | Folder no #, Powhatan; Paillette Map |
| (part of NHF Collection) | Negatives; photo proofs; photo – enlarged & | |
| mounted; CD labeled: Smith Island House, | ||
| Powhatan, Paillette Place, NHF Collection | ||
| *all items were donated by a MAHR (Masters | ||
| in Heritage Resources) student in 2007 | ||
Drawer 10
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| St. Matthew’s School | Sketch | Folder no #, Artists conception of new |
| Community Association | community center, 3 copies | |
| St. Matthew’s Master Plan, 2 copies | ||
| P. E. Cloutier | Oath of Office | Folder no #, C. E. Cloutier, Constable, |
| 9th Ward, Natchitoches Parish, May 24, 1892 | ||
| Oath of Office | C. E. Cloutier, Constable, 9th Ward, | |
| Natchitoches Parish, August 16th 1890 | ||
| Chart | Folder no #, “Tableau of Distribution Amongst | |
| the Heirs of Remy Lambre”, no date | ||
| Eleanor Worsley | Waybill | Folder no #, Southern Pacific Company — |
| Atlantic System, waybill, 1887; for medicines | ||
| Milton Vallery | Photo | Folder no #, Huey Long, autographed |
| Certificate | Appointing Milton Vallery as Justice of | |
| Peace, Ward 9, Rapides Parish, | ||
| February 25th, 1949 | ||
| Certificate | Appointing Milton Vallery as Justice of | |
| Peace, Ward 9, Rapides Parish, | ||
| September 22, 1950 | ||
| Tom Wells | Folder no 3, “Battle of Baton Rouge, August | |
| 5th 1862″, sketched by Pt. James J. Kelly, | ||
| Co. F, 6th Mich. Regiment; Privately Printed | ||
| by Merritt Shilg, Limited to 100 Copies | ||
| Eva Loe McDuffie | Land Grant | Noted as Folder # 16, 1839 Land Grant to |
| Stephen Loe | ||
| Unknown Collection | Brochure | Folder 1, “The Louisiana Facts Brochure”, |
| compiled by W. Fox McKeithen, no date | ||
| Brochure | “Louisiana Historical & Cultural | |
| Information”, LA. Office of Tourism, 1997 | ||
| Brochure | Folder 1 (cont) Symposium “Charting | |
| Louisiana: Exploration and Settlement”, | ||
| Historic New Orleans Collection, 2004 | ||
| Poster | “Louisiana Literature”, LA. Library | |
| Association, 1992 | ||
| Kappa Delta Pi | Photo | Folder no #, Kappa Delta Pi Convention |
| Dinner, Hotel Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio, | ||
| February 27th, 1934 | ||
| B. A. Cohen | Photos | Folder no #, matted, Clementine Hunter,1974, |
| Spiral Staircase (1978) | ||
| Photos | Folder no #, matted, Unknown (1975), Lair | |
| Lacour (1974) | ||
| Photo | Folder no #, matted, Cane River Snow (1982) | |
| Photo | Folder no #, matted, St. Charles (?) Church | |
| (no date) | ||
| Photo | Folder no #, matted, Cane River (1982) | |
| Photos | Folder no #, matted, Cane River Community | |
| (1974, 1977) | ||
| Photo | Folder no #, matted, Tauzin-Wells House | |
| (no date) | ||
| Unknown Collection | Maps | Folder 2, North Western District, LA., |
| (Donated by Linda Freeman) | 1 – dated 1848, 1 – no date | |
| Map | South Western District, LA., 1832 | |
| Bermuda Plantation Records | Price List | Folder no #, “Net Cash Price List, Basye and |
| Robinson, 1891″ | ||
| Drawer 11 | ||
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Savanna M. Carter | Newspaper | Folder 15, Section, special edition, |
| “Elvis 1935-1977”, The Courier-Journal | ||
| Louisville, KY, no date | ||
| Newspaper | Folder 15, Section, “Death Captures | |
| Crown of Rock And Roll — Elvis Dies | ||
| Apparently After Heart Attack”, | ||
| The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, | ||
| August 17, 1977 | ||
| Newspaper | Section, “A Lonely Life Ends on Elvis | |
| Presley Boulevard”, | ||
| Memphis Press-Scimitar, Aug. 17, 1977 | ||
| Lucille Carnahan — Maps | Sketch | Folder no #, “Chopin Plantation”, no date, |
| drawn on brown paper with pencil | ||
| Sketch | “Chopin Plantation”, no date, drawn on | |
| brown paper with pencil | ||
| Sketch | “Early Settlers”, no date, shows Cane | |
| River area, Cloutierville, & others; drawn | ||
| on white paper | ||
| Map | Showing locations of Melrose, | |
| Maranovich, Hidden Hill & others during | ||
| 1824-1855; drawn on brown paper with | ||
| pencil | ||
| Map | “Highway Map of Canada and Northern | |
| United States”, 1955, Canadian | ||
| Government Travel Bureau | ||
| Aza James/Grundy Cooper | Newspaper | Folder no #, Section, Pineville News, |
| April 18, 1956 | ||
| Newspaper | Folder no #, section, Pineville News, | |
| May 29, 1958 | ||
| Gordon Peters | News article | Folder no #, photocopied, “Huey Long |
| Appears in Winnfield High School Picture | ||
| of 1909″, no date, source unknown | ||
| Newspaper | Section, The Winnfield Sentinel | |
| September 23, 1915 | ||
| Winston Deville | Land Grant | Deville # 1, to Joseph Jean Ris (or Janris) |
| dated 1787 | ||
| Robert DeBlieux — Maps | Architectural | Folder no #, Badin Roque House, |
| Drawings | by R. Smith Associates | |
| Historic American Buildings Survey | Architectural | Folder no #, “African House”, Melrose |
| Drawings | Plantation, by Adolph H. Felder, 1940 Public | |
| Works Administration Program Federal | ||
| Project 498-A; 2 drawings | ||
| Robert Gentry | Posters | Folder # 1, Gov. Jimmie Davis’ birthday |
| party poster and concert posters | ||
| Posters | Folder # 2, Gov. Jimmie Davis’ campaign | |
| Posters | Folder # 3, Gov. Edwin Edwards campaign | |
| Posters | Folder # 4, Gov. Earl Long campaign | |
| Posters | Folder # 5, Political campaign posters: | |
| Birdwell; Boyd Durr; Dore; Foshee; Guste; | ||
| Lambert; Jimmy Long | ||
| Posters | Folder # 6; Political campaign posters: | |
| Mansour; Martin; Pattison; John B. Whitaker | ||
| Posters | Folder # 7; Country Music Events | |
| Promotions: | ||
| Roy Acuff; Fred Carter, Sr. family; Buck | ||
| Owens; Wanda Jackson; Jimmie Davis; | ||
| Flatt & Scruggs; Kitty Wells; Country | ||
| Music on Broadway; Grand Ole Opry | ||
| Posters | Folder # 8; Country Music Events | |
| Promotions: | ||
| Listener Appreciation Concert – Al Hancock; | ||
| LA. Hayride – Johnny Horton, Werly | ||
| Fairburn; Keithville Jamboree – Ernest Tubb | ||
| Posters | Folder # 9; Country Music Events | |
| Promotions: | ||
| Rebel Park – Roy Acuff; Trio – Dolly Parton,. | ||
| Linda RonstPDadt, Emmylou Harris | ||
| Posters | Folder # 10; Hank Williams | |
| Posters | Folder # 11; Gov. Jimmie Davis 100th | |
| Birthday | ||
| Drawer 12 | ||
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Unknown Collection | Blueprints | “Plans for Northwestern State College |
| for Extensions to Utility Lines”, July 1957 | ||
| by Barnard & Burk, Inc. | ||
| Blueprints | “Utilities & Utility Extension for Three | |
| Building Dormitory Complex At | ||
| Northwestern State College”, Master | ||
| Plan, October 1964 by Joe E. Fryar, Jr. | ||
| & Associates | ||
| Oscar Butler | Folder 1 | Artist concept drawings: |
| Louisiane Motel | ||
| Oscar C. Butler, Architect’s office | ||
| John Godfrey, Attorney | ||
| Natchitoches Parish Courhouse Annex, (2) | ||
| Hill Top Bowl, (2) | ||
| The Peoples Bank Drive In | ||
| Hall of Fame | ||
| The Peoples Bank | ||
| Ouachita Valley Vocational – Technical | ||
| Folder 1 | School; West Monroe, LA., (2) | |
| McNeese State College, Administration Bldg. | ||
| La Petite, Line Avenue, Shreveport, LA. | ||
| Exchange Bank & Trust Co. Broadmoor | ||
| Motor Branch | ||
| Fort St. Jean Baptiste, Restoration of | ||
| Colonial Natchitoches, Inc., (3) | ||
| Sibley’s Luxury Apartments & Commercial | ||
| Complex | ||
| Daray Motor | ||
| Folder 1 | Plan du Fort Des Natchitoches St. Jean | |
| Baptiste | ||
| St. Mary’s School | ||
| El Camino Real Motor Hotel | ||
| Williams Avenue Apartment Complex, | ||
| Natchitoches, LA., (2) | ||
| The Peoples Bank, Natchitoches, LA., | ||
| color print | ||
| Unidentified, (9) | ||
| Folder 2 | Site Plans: | |
| Hancock Ave., Natchitoches, LA. | ||
| Pecan Park Subdivision, Lot 16 Block “F” | ||
| Plan 1339-L | ||
| Hancock Ave., Natchitoches, LA. | ||
| Pecan Park Subdivision, Lot 3 & E 1/2 of | ||
| Lot 2 Block “I”, Plan 1364-R | ||
| Hancock Ave., Natchitoches, LA. | ||
| Pecan Park Subdivision, Lot 23 Block “E” | ||
| Plan 1324-L | ||
| Folder 2 | Watson Drive, Natchitoches, LA. | |
| Pecan Park Subdivision, Lot 13 Block “B” | ||
| Plan 1192-L | ||
| East Fifth Street, Natchitoches, LA. | ||
| College Park Subdivision, Lot 10 Block “F” | ||
| Plot Plans: | ||
| Watson Drive, Natchitoches, LA. | ||
| Pecan Park Subdivision, Lot No. 1 & East 34′ | ||
| of Lot No. 2 Block “E”; Plan No. F-1018 | ||
| A Residence for Howard Lumber Co. | ||
| Folder 2 | Watson Drive, Natchitoches, LA. | |
| Pecan Park Subdivision, Lot No. 3 and | ||
| West 35′ of Lot No. 2 Block “E” | ||
| Plan No. F-1017 | ||
| A Residence for Howard Lumber Co. | ||
| Folder 3 | Military Prints: | |
| U. S. Army in Action, “Remagen Bridgehead” | ||
| No. 1 — Pride of Service, Armed Forces | ||
| Information Poster DA 21-32; U. S. Gov’t. | ||
| Printing Office, 1954 | ||
| U. S. Army in Action, “Good Marksmanship | ||
| and Guts”, History of the U. S. Army, | ||
| Department of the Army Poster No. 21-45; | ||
| U. S. Gov’t. Printing Office, 1953 | ||
| Folder 4 | Military Prints, U. S. Army in Action: | |
| “Breakthrough at Chipyong – Ni” | ||
| No. 11 — History of the United States Army, | ||
| Department of the Army Poster No. 21-47; | ||
| U. S. Gov’t. Printing Office, 1953 | ||
| “First at Vicksburg”, No. 5 — History of the | ||
| United States Army, Department of the Army | ||
| Poster No. 21-41; U. S. Gov’t. Printing | ||
| Office, 1955 | ||
| Folder 4 | “Knocking Out the Moros”, No. 12 — History | |
| of the United States Army, Department of | ||
| the Army Poster No. 21-48; U. S. Gov’t. | ||
| Printing Office, 1963 | ||
| “Raid on Polesti”, No. 3 — Pride of Service, | ||
| Armed Forces Information Poster DA 21-34, | ||
| Nav Pers 170, 162; DAF 21-34; U. S. Gov’t. | ||
| Printing Office, 1950 | ||
| “The Rock of the Marne”, No. 6 — History | ||
| of the United States Army, Department of | ||
| the Army Poster No. 21-42; U. S. Gov’t. | ||
| Printing Office, 1953 | ||
| Folder 4 | “The Road to Fallen Timbers”, No. 2 — History | |
| of the U. S. Army, Department of the Army | ||
| Poster No. 21-38; U. S. Gov’t. Printing | ||
| Office, 1953 | ||
| “Merry Christmas, 1776”, No. 1 — History | ||
| of the U. S. Army, Department of the Army | ||
| Poster No. 21-37; U. S. Gov’t. Printing | ||
| Office, 1953 | ||
| “Gatlings To The Assault”, History of the | ||
| U. S. Army, Department of the Army Poster | ||
| No. 21-46; U. S. Gov’t. Printing Office, 1953 | ||
| Military Prints, U. S. Army in Action: | ||
| “The Battle of Chippewa”, No. 3 — History | ||
| of the United States Army, Department of | ||
| the Army Poster No. 21-39; U. S. Gov’t. | ||
| Printing Office, 1960 | ||
| “Remember Your Regiment”, No. 4 — History | ||
| of the U. S. Army, Department of the Army | ||
| Poster No. 21-40; U. S. Gov’t. Printing | ||
| Office, 1953 | ||
| Folder 4 | “I’ll Try Sir”, No. 13 — History of the U. S. | |
| Army, Department of the Army Poster | ||
| No. 21-73; U. S. Gov’t. Printing Office, 1956 | ||
| Drawer 13 | ||
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| NSU Purple Jackets | Textiles | Purple Jacket |
| Martha Madden Collection | Poster | Folder 257, Crawfish Chili |
| Photo | Folder 258, Garbage Barge, April 16th 1987 | |
| Poster | Folder 259, Hodges Garden, July 1994 | |
| Poster | Folder 260, Autographed, Louisiana’s | |
| capitol building, no date | ||
| Aerial Photo | Folder 261, Toledo Bend Reservoir, 2000 | |
| 2000 | ||
| Unknown Collection | Blueprints | Folder no #, (4) brick business building to |
| be erected for Mr. J. H. Williams, no date | ||
| Prints | Folder no #, (7) in color, Civil War Scenes | |
| by Gilbert Gaul, Southern Art Publishing | ||
| Company, 1907 | ||
| Albert LeRoy Collection | Photo | No. 83, Army graduation, Company ‘A’ |
| Fort Wayne Overseas Training Depot, | ||
| no date | ||
| Unknown Collection | Sketch | Folder no #, 2 ships sailing, no date |
| Sketch | Folder no #, church on canvas, no date | |
| Poster | Folder no #, “America the Beautiful – | |
| Louisiana”, U. S. Department of Agriculture, | ||
| no date | ||
| Robert DeBlieux Collection | Architectural | Folder no #, Prudhomme building, |
| Drawing | drawing on cloth, no date | |
| Colleen Lancaster | Club Charters | Folder 21 |
| Contemporary Dancers charter, 1963 | ||
| Physical Education Majors charter, 1963 | ||
| Sketch of a dancer, no date | ||
Drawer 14
| Name of Collection | Item | Description |
| Unknown Collection | Newspaper section | “Louisiana State Normal College |
| Section”, The Natchitoches Times, | ||
| October 5th 1928 | ||
| Cooper – James Collection | Genealogy | Folder 1, material, 1774-1989 |
| Teacher’s License | Folder 2, John M. Callicott, Grade 3, | |
| Nevada County, Arkansas, 1886 | ||
| Teacher’s Contract | same as license | |
| Sale of Slave | Folder 3, 1829, Christopher Deshon | |
| to George Y. Kelso, Baltimore | ||
| City, State of Maryland | ||
| Prayer Book | Folder 4, pages, 1872 – 1891 | |
| Invitation | Folder 5, W. C. James — to cotillion | |
| party, 1855 | ||
| Invitation | Mr. Cooper — from President | |
| & Mrs. Roosevelt, 1941 | ||
| Map | Folder 6, District north of Red River, LA. | |
| with table of contents, 1828 | ||
| Land Grant | Folder 7, Rapides Parish, 1811 | |
| Land Grant | To Daniel James, 1906 | |
| Land Plat | Folder 8, Description of Henderson Hill | |
| Plantation & land plat map, 1889 | ||
| Map | Folder 9, World Map Color Print | |
| handwritten notes on back), no date | ||
| Diploma | Folder 10, Aza Mercer James, art: from | |
| Providence Academy in Alexandria, | ||
| LA., June 10th 1915 | ||
| Photo | Folder 11, Tulane Medical Class, 1901 | |
| Freedmen Agreement | Folder 12, Agreement with Freedmen — | |
| by William C. James of Henderson Hill | ||
| Plantation, 1866 | ||
| Newspapers | Folder 13: | |
| Petersburg Intelligencer, April 23, 1811 | ||
| The Boyce Planter, Nov. 29th 1935 | ||
| Ledger | Folder 14: Financial ledger, 1929 | |
| Financial ledger, 1929 | ||
| Book | Handbook for Remedial Reading by | |
| William Kottmeyer, 1947, St. Louis: | ||
| Webster Publishing Company | ||
| Unknown Collection | Book Plates | Folder no # |
| With form letter from Harold | ||
| & Diane Keith, no date, re: examples | ||
| of ecclesiastical writings — 12 leaves | ||
| from rare books | ||
Drawer 15
| Collection Name | Item | Description | Date |
| William Harvey Chapter | Photo | Order of Demolay, Class photo | Feb. 27, 1924 |
| Unknown Collection | Newspaper | The Democratic Review (4 sheets) | Oct. 24, 1890 |
| Lee Craig Levy Collection | Poster | Conservation Fire Prevention | 1947 |
| Poster | Prevent Woods Fires | 1947 | |
| Lady of the Bracelet | Poster | Pageant poster | 2008 |
Drawer 15 Diplomas
| Student’s Name | Degree | Date | University or School |
| Ford, Verone | Bachelor of Arts | June 3, 1939 | La. State Normal College |
| Reidheimer, J. E. | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 31, 1893 | La. State Normal School |
| Clapp, Sarah Lewis | High School Diploma | May 19, 1941 | Bowie, Texas High School |
| Breazeale, Carmen | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 15, 1907 | La. State Normal School |
| Russell, Bessie | State Teacher’s Certificate | April 30, 1889 | La. State Normal School |
| Phares, Sarah Katherine | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 28, 1917 | La. State Normal School |
| Sibley, Lucille | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 28, 1917 | La. State Normal School |
| Devoll, Charlotte Taber | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 31, 1900 | La. State Normal School |
| Levy, Lee Craig Ragan | Teacher’s License | May 27, 1915 | La. State Normal School |
| Foote, Irving Parrish | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 17, 1905 | La. State Normal School |
| Gandy, Bertha May | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 23, 1912 | La. State Normal School |
| Hammett, Lucy E. | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 31, 1895 | La. State Normal School |
| Hammett, Caroline | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 17, 1905 | La. State Normal School |
| Hammett, Mae | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 12, 1909 | La. State Normal School |
| Nelken, Lillian | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 13, 1908 | La. State Normal School |
| Williamson, Cara | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 24, 1918 | La. State Normal School |
| Fair, Vivian Moore | State Teacher’s Certificate | Jan 23, 1903 | La. State Normal School |
| Fulton, Alma Harriet | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 24, 1890 | La. State Normal School |
| Cloutier, Peter Rene | Medicina Doctoris | ||
| Harrell, Ida | Bachelor of Science | June 2, 1893 | Jefferson Davis College |
| Richardson, Mary Lucinda | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 29, 1902 | La. State Normal School |
| Garret, Sue Carmelite | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 31, 1891 | La. State Normal School |
| Drehr, Ida | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 29, 1895 | La. State Normal School |
| Dunckelman, William R. | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 13, 1921 | La. State Normal School |
| McCall, Pearl Cornelia | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 15, 1903 | La. State Normal School |
| Stuckey, Geneva | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 28, 1914 | La. State Normal School |
| Whitehead, Charles Poston | Medicinae Doctoris gradum | ||
| Bond, Jodie | Bachelor of Science | June 15, 1893 | Ruston College |
| Young, Linda A. | State Teacher’s Certificate | May 29, 1902 | La. State Normal School |
| Johnson, J. Leroy | State Teacher’s Certificate | June 23, 1899 | La. State Normal School |
The Ashe Collection is a few items received in connection with an exhibit held by the Archives Division of Mr. Ashe’s writings and correspondence. The items contain biographical data, plus questions about his identification of holly, 1932-1977.
James Aswell Collection
Scope and Content
The collection consists primarily of the manuscripts for his works that include The Midsummer Fires, Young and Hungry Hearted, and There’s One In Every Town. Other manuscripts of three unpublished newspaper articles from 1932-1936; The White Sheep (an unfinished novel based on the life of Huey Long); The Price of Liberty ( a group of stories about the men an women who fought for the principles in the first ten amendments tour constitution). Also included in the collections group of manuscripts are those for eleven short stories.
A great deal of correspondence concerning the publication of his novels and short stories is found in the collection. Correspondence with several representatives of William Morrow & Company as well as the Sydney Sanders Literary Agency are an example of the type found. Discussions of corrections to be made and progress on forth coming works are found through out the correspondence. Included in the collection’s correspondence is fan mail received form all over the United States about his novel Midsummer Fires. Many letters were sent to the author praising his short stories about Natchitoches. Several letters are from individuals requesting help from Aswell with a project they are working on.
The collection also includes a large group of newspaper articles. These concern publicity given his books and short stories as well as his brief political career. Aswell was an unsuccessful candidate in 1940 for the Eight District seat to the United States House of Representatives. He was also a strong supporter of Sam Jones, reform governor elected in 1940.
Of special interest in the collection are letters written to Aswell by outstanding literary figures. These include a letter from F. Scott Fitzgerald (1934), Ernest Hemingway (1929), Witter Bynner (1927), and an undated letter from W. S. Maugham.
A listing of Aswell’s books that were incorporated into the Louisiana Collection was added artificially. It can be found in folder 277.
James Aswell Collection Addition
Material contained in boxes 11 through 17 of the James Aswell Collection was donated by Mrs. Nobie Gibbs and added to the existing collection. Her donation of Aswell material lends itself to emphasize the personal life of the Aswells. A family photograph album, several loose photographs, relics which belonged to Aswell’s step-son Gregory Douglas, and so forth are found in the collection.
There is a great deal of information also about James Aswell, Sr., and the settlement of his estate. The collection contains many pages of correspondence between his wife, Rosalind, and her employers while she worked as a commercial illustrator. Aswell’s interest and participation in Louisiana politics is also well represented in the collection’s material. A large collection of newspaper articles dealing with his father’s death, his work, state politics, and so forth are located in the final box of the collection. Last but not least, the collection holds copies of columns and novelettes written by Aswell, as well as the typed manuscript and galleys for his novel Midsummer Fires.
Inventory
Folder
1 The Midsummer Fires, page notes.
2 Pages 275-336 and carbon copy.
3 Letters, The Midsummer Fires, 1948-1949.
4 Correspondence about reviews, The Midsummer Fires, 1948-1949
5 List of complimentary copies, Midsummer Fires
6 Midsummer Fires book shipments, 1948.
7 Correspondence, bookstore sales, Midsummer Fires, 1948-1949.
8 Fan mail, Midsummer Fires, 1948
9 Part 1. Fan mail from out-of-state, Midsummer Fires, 1948-1949.
9 Part 2. Typescript, Midsummer Fires, with new ending.
9 Part 3. Typescript, Midsummer Fires, pages 1-216.
9 Part 4. Typescript, Midsummer Fires, pages 217-387.
10 Typescript, The Young and Hungry Hearted
11 Typescript, Letters from Far Away
12 Typescript, Water Over the Bridge
13 Typescript, The Painted Door
14 Typescript, The Handicapper
15 Typescript, First Miracle
16 Typescript, Up Ahead
17 Typescript, Journey to the End of the Lane (page 13 missing)
18 Typescript, Yours, Perplexed
19 Typescript, Like With Dolls
20 Typescript, The Unanointed
21 Typescript, Natchitoches, the Famous Town Nobody knows ( 3 versions)
22 Typescript, Captions for photos, Natchitoches, the Famous…
23 Galleys, There’s One in Every Town, page 1-26
24 Typescripts and Reviews, There’s One in Every Town
25 Typescript, The White Sheep
26 Typescript, Man Against Manhattan
27 Typescript, The Price of Liberty Foreword, The First Ten
28 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, the first amendment.
29 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, the first amendment, freedom of press
30 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, the first amendment, religion
31 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, the first amendment, religion
32 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, second amendment
33 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, third amendment
34 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, fourth amendment.
35 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, fifth amendment.
36 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, sixth through tenth amendments.
37 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, amendments one and eight, J. P. Zenger case.
38 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, Nathaniel Bacon.
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39 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, John Wilkes.
40 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, George Mason.
41 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, religious, an unusual punishment.
42 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, star chamber; magna charta.
43 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, Haymarket riot.
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44 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, miscellaneous notes.
45 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, bill of rights.
46 Typescript, The Price of Liberty, sources.
47 Correspondence with Jo Stewart, literary agent, 1948.
48 Carbon copy of James Aswell’s letter to Jo Stewart, literary agent, 1948
49 Letters from Mrs. Sydney Sanders, literary agent, 1948-1949.
50 James Aswell carbon copy letters to Marde (Mrs. Sanders), 1948-1949
51 Letters from James Oliver Brown, literary agent, 1948-1949
52 Carbon copy James Aswell to Jim Brown, literary agent, 1948-1949
53 Letters from Sidney Sanders
54 Carbon copy James Aswell to Sidney Sanders, 1949
55 Agency letters to Aswell, 1948, 1949.
56 Letters from Helen King, of Wm. Morror & Company,1946-1947.
57 Letters from Helen King, 1948.
58 Letters from Helen King, 1948.
59 Carbon copies James Aswell to Helen King, 1947.
60 Carbon copies James Aswell to Helen King, 1948.
61 Carbon copies James Aswell to Helen King, 1948.
62 Polly Street of Wm. Morrow Company to Aswell
63 Carbon copy Aswell to Polly Street,1948
64 Various people at Wm. Morrow Company to James Aswell, 1948-1949
Folder
65 James Aswell correspondence with T. Hobson, Wm. Morrow & Company ,1947-
1949
66 James Aswell and Charles R. Byrne, 1949, 1951
67 James Aswell and William Hart of Crowell-Collier, 1948
68 James Aswell and H. N. Swanson, 1947-1949.
69 Ernest Hemingway, Witter Bynner, Graham Greene, 1929, 1927, 1951, check.
70 Ernest Hemingway, 1929.
71 F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1934
72 Walter Winchell, 1940
73 W. H. Maugham, undated
74 Correspondence James Aswell and Clark Kinnaird, 1949.
75 James Aswell and Burton Bascoe, 1949-1950.
76 James Aswell and Lynda Hadley-Thomason, 1949
77 James & Rosalind Aswell and Holger Norlin, 1949-1951.
78 Various letters to Aswell requesting help.
79 Invitations to speak, 1948-1949
80 Miscellaneous letters from James Aswell, 1948-1949.
81 Miscellaneous letters from James Aswell, 1948-1949.
82 Correspondence Price of Liberty, 1941.
83 Correspondence about Marion West, 1952-1953
84 Correspondence about Natchitoches story, 1949
85 Fan mail, The town…called Smith, 1949.
86 Letter to James Aswell Sr., about son’s education at Princeton, 1922
87 Political correspondence, 1931.
88 Speech by James Aswell, Sr., Operation of Federal Farm Board, 1930
89 High School year book pages; Who’s Who flier, 1923, 1949.
90 High School year book pages, notes to Aswell by Ursula Walker, 1923.
91 Small stamp album.
92 Business letters, Memory Lawn Cemetery, 1954
93 Business letters an cancelled checks, 1942.
94 Book purchased by Eugene Watson, 1955, 1958.
95 Requests for A Writer’s Library, 1971
96 Map of Natchitoches illustrated by Thelma Kyser, 1941.
97 Who the Hell is Hemingway.
98 W. Somerset Maugham, 1874-1965.
99 Washington News Letter (no author).
100 R. E. McInnis, Jr., membership in St. Jude apostolate.
101 Miscellaneous notebook pages.
102 Clippings.
103 Clippings.
104 Programs, Young Men’s Business Club of Natchitoches
105 Louisiana’s Back in the Union other clippings.
106 Publicity conversing Aswell campaign, 1940.
107 Aswell’s speaking engagements, 1939-1940
108 The Story of Your Next Congressman, James B. Aswell.
109 Campaign material.
110 Aswell’s political opposition, election returns.
111 Aswell’s political opposition, election returns.
112 Aswell’s political opposition, election returns.
113 Aswell’s suit against Allen; attacks politics, letter, 1947
114 Aswell’s suit against Allen; attacks politics, letter, 1947
115 Aswell’s suit against Allen; attacks politics, letter, 1947
116 Aswell’s suit against Allen; attacks politics, letter, 1947
117 Aswell’s suit against Allen; attacks politics, letter, 1947
118 Aswell’s suit against Allen; attacks politics, letter, 1947
119 Publicity: There’s One in Every Town
120 Publicity: There’s One in Every Town
121 Reviews by Aswell for Houston Post, 1951-1952.
122 Publicity, The Birds and the Bees,1952-1953.
123 Jim West Story and personal clippings,1948.
124 Jim West Story and personal clippings,1948.
125 Publicity, Midsummer Fires 1948-1950, undated.
126 Publicity, Midsummer Fires 1948-1950, undated.
127 Article on Aswell, clippings about Aswell, Aswell’s stories, 1958
128 Article on Aswell, clippings about Aswell, Aswell’s stories, 1958
129 Article on Aswell, clippings about Aswell, Aswell’s stories, 1958
130 Midsummer Fires: jacket design, galley.
131 Midsummer Fires: jacket design, galley.
132 Midsummer Fires: page proofs, pages 1-140.
133 Midsummer Fires: page proofs, pages 141-268.
134 Midsummer Fires: page proofs, pages 269-387.
135 Rubber stamp of James Aswell’s signature.
136 Letter to James Aswell, Sr., from president of University of Virginia, 1926
137 Grade report for James Aswell, University of Virginia, 1926
138 Congressional Club Date Book, Mrs. J. B. Aswell Sr., 1926
139 Legal Correspondence, 1931
140 Estate of James Aswell, Sr., 1932
141 Estate of James Aswell, Sr., 1932.
142 Estate of James Aswell, Sr., 1932.
143 Estate of James Aswell, Sr., 1932.
144 Estate of James Aswell, Sr., 1934.
145 Letter from Joseph F. Faiella to Mrs. J. E. Cantrill, 1935
146 Settlement of estate of James Aswell, Sr., 1936
147 Checks written by Mrs. Ella F. Aswell,1936-1937.
148 Letter from Mrs. Ella Aswell to bank, 1934
149 Telegrams sent by James and Rosalind Aswell, 1929-1935
150 Aswell checks, 1937
151 Aswell bill,1937
152 Letter Pardee to LePresto; Letter Aswell to Pardee, 1935, 1938.
153 Check, telegrams, Aswell and Dr. Clark, 1938.
154 Letters, Aswell’s rented house, 1938
155 Bills; transportation of furniture, 1937-1939.
156 Letters and telegrams, Aswell and Dechert, 1938-1939
157 Letter from E. G. Thompson: politics, 1940
158 Letter from Mrs. Edna Rachal Parks, 1941
159 G.H. Pierson and Aswell and R. B. Richardson: parish road, 1941
160 Letter to Aswell from Jessie Killon, Tullos, 1941
161 John E. Coxe commending Howard M. Collins, 1941
162 Christmas telegram
163 Undated valentines, 1932
164 Clipping, seven snapshots, 1919
165 Crew pass, J. Aswell, 1923
166 German Hotel bill, undated
167 Six telegrams to James Aswell c/o Christ Cella, 1937
168 Telegram Jack Lait to Aswell, 1937
169 Letter from Burton, Cluett, and Dana to Aswell, 1938
170 Aswell article on Lindbergh kidnapping, 1934
171 Rosalind Aswell published drawings, undated
172 Aswell writings: This Man’s Town
173 Aswell advertisements
174 Advertisement for novelette Smooth Baby
175 Aswell’s writings: Good by to Wanda
Folder
176 Review of Young Man of Manhattan, 1930
177 Letters from Aswell to his mother, 1934 and undated
178 Aswell writings: Smooth Baby
179 Aswell writings: My New York
180 Aswell writings: My New York
181 Aswell writings: My New York
182 Aswell writings: My New York
183 Telegrams about Aswell’s poll tax, Natchitoches, 1931
184 Tax receipt, Aswell, City of Natchitoches, 1935
185 Letter, Ora Hyams to Aswell, 1938
186 Farm account records, 1939
187 Carbon copy letter from N.C. Settoon to Char. O’Quinn about Aswell residence 1939
188 Bill for painting Aswell residence, 1939
189 , Letter Gus Blancand to James Aswell: New Orleans politics, 1941
190 Letter, adjutant General to James Aswell, 1941
191 Hotel bills, Baton Rouge, 1941
192 Tax notices, 1948
193 Report of Jerome A. Hayes to Gov. Sam H. Jones, undated
194 Material about the Long machine (typed), undated
195 Typed carbon copy incomplete speech: Jones administration, undated
196 Anti-Jones campaign fliers, undated
197 Radio speech supporting Taft as a presidential candidate
Folder
198 Reminiscences written by unknown person, undated
199 Miscellaneous poetry, undated
200 Make Obeisance Unto thy Sheaf
201 Valedictory delivered at Mansfield College at age seventeen, undated.
202 Unidentified reminiscences, undated
203
204 Clipping, baby Virginia Aswell Cantrill, undated.
205 Two photos believed to be of Rosalind Aswell, undated.
206 Photo of James Aswell, Jr., undated
207 Two group photos which include James Aswell, Sr., undated
208 Four photographs of James Aswell Sr., undated
209 Four photographs of a boy, five James Aswell Jr., photos, undated
210 unidentified photo, undated
211 Two photographs of James Aswell Jr. as a child, undated.
212 Rosalind Hightower’s passport.
213 Birthday greeting to Rosalind Hightower, and clippings, 1905
214 Article about Rosalind Hightower, 1928
215 Letters from Bethlehem Steel about ancient ships, 1933
216 Letter from Eliot Keen, Silver Screen, to Rosalind Hightower, 1933
217 Letter, E. C. Kreutzberg to Rosalind Hightower, 1933
218 F. Deppe, Bethlehem Steel, to Rosalind Hightower, 1933-1935.
219 John C. Long, Bethlehem Steel, to Rosalind Hightower, 1933, 1935
220 Marvin Phelps, Bethlehem Steel, to Rosalind Hightower, 1934
221 Bethlehem Steel to Rosalind Hightower, 1933-1934
222 Katharine Brush to Rosalind Hightower, undated.
223 Deposits and checks, 1934-1935
224 Furniture move request, 1939
225 Checks, 1940-1941
226 Gainesville High School banquet program, 1941
227 Rosalind’s European itinerary.
228 Rosalind Aswell to James Aswell, undated.
229 Clipping about Rosalind Hightower, undated.
230 Medal won by Gregory Douglas transferred to relics box
231 Star badge won by Gregory Douglas, Boy Scouts of America
232 Gregory Douglas high school diploma, 1942
233 Arithmetic notebook from Gregory Hesselberg.
234 French notebooks from Gregory Douglas.
235 Some Gregory Douglas examinations
236 Gregory Douglas Chemistry notebook
237 Miscellaneous Gregory Douglas items.
238 Christmas present tag, James Aswell to Gregory Douglas
239 Issue LaSalle (La) Ledger, August 12, 1912
240 Review of New York play, 1930
241 Love Can Make Him Over, by James Aswell, 1941
Folder
242 Young Eyes, by James Aswell, undated
243 Article on Libby Holman by James Aswell,1932
244 Article illustrated by Rosalind Hightower, 1932
245 Article by Aswell about chorus girls,1933
246 Clipping about Aswell’s visit to Rockland county, 1933
247 Article by Rosalind Aswell about James Aswell, 1933
248 Mention of James Aswell, 1933.
249 Obituary James Aswell Sr., 1931.
250 Obituaries of James Aswell Sr., 1931
251 Aswell article about Alice Faye and Nicholas Foran, 1934.
252 Clippings about death of James Aswell Sr., 1931
253 Clippings about death of James Aswell Sr., 1931
254 Clippings about candidates for Aswell’s congressional seat
255 My New York, by James Aswell, 1931
256 Columns My New York, by James Aswell, 1931, 1933.
257 My New York, by Aswell, 1934
258 Aswell’s column about coming New Year, 1933
259 Aswell’s article about king and queen of Slam,1934
260 Aswell’s column Today’s Playboys, 1934
261
262 Highlights of Broadway, by Aswell, 1934
263 Highlights of Broadway, by Aswell, 1934
264 More Drinking by Aswell, 1934
265 Comments on The Summer Fires, 1948
266 Mentions of Aswell in Clippings, 1932-1933.
267 Photographs, undated
268 Biographical Material and Reports
269 Corks and cvrls, volume 38, yearbook clippings.
270 Corks and Cvrls, volume 39
270 College Humor (short stories)
271 Washington
271 Good Girls Get Married
271 Every Life Needs Glamour
271 Time of Loving
271 Reunion Above 207th Street
271 Town Boys
271 Jackpot!
271 Campus Widows
271 Portrait In Grease Paint
271 Bacardi Bride
271 Baby Be Good
271 Smooth Baby
271 Beauty and Boost
272 Miscellaneous
272 New York is Easy
272 A Sweet Trip Home
272 Just Miracle
272 Make Up Your Mind!
272 A Cloud of Dust
272 Nocturne Creole
272 The Unanointed
272 Five Million Negroes Move North
272 The Ice Storm
272 Low Field
272 Nineteen Thirty-five
272 They Say
272 There’s One in Every Town
272 Virginia
272 The American Magazine
273 The Intruder
273 No More Tears
273 Just Miracle
273 Liberty Magazine
273 Was This the Man She Had Married?
273 Five Million Negroes Move North
273 Liberty Magazine continues
273 The Unanointed
273 The handicapper
273 Today’s Woman
273 Shadow of Evil
273 The Woman Who Wanted Everything
274 The Centenary Review
274 Vicarious
274 Writers
274 Dark, Subversive Stuff
274 University of Virginia Magazine
274 Corruption
274 Louisiana Municipal Review
275 The Mad Mayor of Anopheles
275 Westchester Sportlites
275 What Columnists Can’t Write
275 The Ohio Starter
275 The Bright Face of Scandal
276 Collier’s The National Weekly
276 The Belle of Calomega
276 I knew her like a book
276 A Man Who caught Love Like a Cold
Folder
276 Collier’s The National Weekly
276 Farmers Find a New Us for Goose
276 Chickens in the Wind
276 A Matter of Technique
276 Glory in His Head
276 Will Dixie Bolt the New Deal?
276 How to Have Fun With 100 Million Dollars
276 New Orleans Takes the Cure
276 The Louisiana Lottery
276 Three in a Row
276 The Town the G.I.’s Called Smith
276 Water Over the Bridge
276 Chorus Call
276 All the Answers
276 Dazzled
277 List of Aswell’s books that were incorporated into the Louisiana Collection
Rosalind Aswell Collection
Inventory
Box 1
Photographs
Three bound volumes
Box 2
Three bound volumes
Box 3
Notebook of newspaper clippings
Folder
1 The Eugene F. Saxon Memorial Trust; correspondence, music
2 The Eugene F. Saxon Memorial Trust; correspondence, music
3 The Eugene F. Saxon Memorial Trust; correspondence, music
4 Articles about music
5 Loose material from scrapbooks dealing with Gottschalk
6 Miscellaneous
7 Miscellaneous
Box 4
Folders
8 Today On the Farm, March 29, and April 7, 1942
9 The Golden Octopus (The story of The Louisiana Lottery)
10 The Music of Louisiana
11 Songs of the South
12 Correspondence from National Society, Daughters of American Revolution
13 Newspaper clipping, Niva pamphlet, Handbook for flower shows, Conservation
16 Louisiana State normal Columns, March 1939
17 Northwestern-Natchitoches Concert Association, March 14, 1960
Box 4
Folders
18 Northwestern University A Cappella Choir
19 Telegrams from James Aswell, December 20, 1933 and January 8, 1936.
20 Correspondence
21 Correspondence
22 Letter to Betty Vaughan of William Morrow & Company
23 Correspondence
24 Correspondence
25 Prints of drawings done by Hightower
26 Photograph, James Aswell, Sr., front row, fourth from left
27 Photograph of a small child
28 Photographs
29 Three photographs
30 Two photographs
31 Photographs taken at Aswell exhibition, October 13, 1957
32 Poetic Views, by Edna Rachel Parks
Bill Bacle Collection
Photocopy 1794 document from the records of the Post of Natchitoches, now transferred to Red River Parish. The document concerns the sale of four horses, and gives the brands and appearance of the horses.
Names mentioned are Manuel Flores, Benita Piscio, Pedro Ramez, and Francisco Rouquier.
Donated 18 July 1975.
Added to the collection, March 1, 1977: Map of Desoto Parish (negative) Map B
Added to collection, May 25: three tombstone inscriptions from the Old Cemetery.
B.D. Owen, T.B. Bishop, Ela Greer.
1982 addition to Bacle Collection by John Price: a 1977 first day cover postmarked in Korea honoring the 50th anniversary of Rotary International in Korea. Mr. Price was given the commemorative envelope and stamp by Mr. Bacle, but chose to benefit the archives by the gift of this rare item.
Lillian Ferrier Baidy Collection
Much Ferrier family genealogy is included among the papers of the Baidy Collection. Names mentioned are Joseph, Benjamin, Florentine, and Robert Ferrier, and Louise Dubois, Valery Hoboa (Hoobe), John Anderson, Elizabeth Bostick, and Joseph Francis Baidy. U. S. Navy papers of Robert Wilson Ferrier are also included.
Mildred Hart Bailey Collection
Biographical Sketch
Mildred Hart Bailey was born in Natchitoches, Louisiana on March 29, 1926. She received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Northwestern State University. Bailey received a doctoral degree from the University of Mississippi, and also completed post-doctoral studies at Syracuse University. She came back to Northwestern in 1963 to assume a career as teacher, department chair and dean of Graduate Studies and Research.
Bailey was involved in historic preservation, and helped found The Natchitoches Historic Foundation, Incorporated where she served as a member and board member. She also purchased and restored the historic Chaplin House in Natchitoches. Bailey was also very interested in folk artist Clementine Hunter and her work. Over a period of time Bailey befriended Hunter and supported her work by purchasing paintings. She was also responsible for the production of numerous oral histories of Hunter from 1972 through 1989. Bailey died on May 16, 1995 in a Shreveport hospital as a result of cancer.
Scope and Content
Included in the collection are materials related to Mildred Bailey’s interest in the history of Natchitoches Parish and the city of Natchitoches. These materials include photographs, correspondence and printed materials. The bulk of the photographs are not identified. Of particular note, are thirty scrapbooks and twenty-two oral histories on Clementine Hunter’s life and art.
An Addition to the collection includes correspondence, printed materials, and photographs related to Bailey’s promotion of Clementine Hunter’s work throughout the world. Of particular interest is a typescript summary of correspondence between Francois Mignon and James Register during 1944. Clippings and exhibit programs document the many exhibits of Hunter’s work, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s. Also of note are reprints of photographs taken in 1944 by James Register documenting Hunter, her adopted daughter, Mary Frances LaCour (with some of her own paintings) and Hunter’s residence.
*Note to researchers: The biographies contained in the collection do not necessarily reflect correct information in regards to specific dates and other details. Hunter was born in either 1886 or 1887, and died 1988.
Inventory
Folder 1 August, 1949- November, 1969
Folder 2 March, 1970- November, 1970
Folder 3 March, 1971- December, 1975
Folder 4 November, 1975- December, 1975
Folder 5 January, 1976- October, 1976
Folder 6 February, 1977- January, 1978
Folder 7 January, 1978- April, 1978
Folder 8 April, 1978- August, 1978
Folder 9 August, 1978- December, 1978
Folder 10 January, 1979- September, 1979
Folder 11 June, 1979- December, 1979
Folder 12 January, 1980- July, 1980
Folder 13 June, 1980- December, 1980
Folder 14 January, 1981- January, 1982
Folder 15 February, 1982- November, 1982
Folder 16 March, 1983- December, 1983
Folder 17 January, 1984- May, 1984
Folder 18 April, 1984- November, 1984
Folder 19 January, 1985- March, 1985
Folder 20 March, 1985- May, 1985
Folder 21 April, 1985- August, 1985
Folder 22 August, 1985- October, 1985
Folder 23 January, 1986- March, 1986
Folder 24 March, 1986- August, 1986
Folder 25 August, 1986- December, 1986
Folder 26 January, 1987- April, 1987
Folder 7 April, 1987- December, 1987
Folder 28 January, 1988- February, 1988
Folder 29 March, 1988- December, 1988
Folder 30 January, 1989- October, 1989
Audio 5 Compact Discs containing the following:
Melrose Plantation and Clementine Hunter Interviewer: David Driskell (28 minutes) January, 10, 1972
Melrose Plantation; Mignon, Francois Interviewer: David Driskell (16 minutes) Interviewee: Anna Hudson Jones January,11, 1972
Melrose Plantation Architecture David Driskell (29 minutes) Interviewee: Anna Hudson Jones January, 11, 1972
Clementine Hunter on a Big Picture in Roque House frame
Francois Mignon on a Big Picture in Roque House frame July, 1974
Clementine Hunter- discussion on “Angel Ascending into Heaven” July, 2, 1976
Clementine Hunter and Mildred H. Bailey Family Background January, 15, 1978
Clementine Hunter and Mildred H. Bailey Interview on 1. Black Jesus 2. Mary, Jesus, Three Wisemen 3. Wedding
January, 29, 1978
Clementine Hunter and Mildred H. Bailey Interview about the “Snowman” painting January, 29, 1978
Clementine Hunter and Mildred H. Bailey Interview on Paintings: 4. Abstract purchased in 1974 5. “Fat Mary”
6. ‚ÄòFlower Garden” ‚ÄòTalk”
Clementine Hunter’s earlier house on Melrose Paintings: 5. “Mary and Baby Jesus on The King’s Highway” 6. “The Burial” February, 19, 1978
Clementine Hunter and Mildred H. Bailey Just “talk”. Discussion of a painting Of “Uncle Tom and His Cabin” bought for Dr. Hugh Schoephoerster, Anoka, MN. February, 19, 1978
Francois Mignon Mildred H. Bailey on Clementine Hunter February, 4, 1978
Clementine Hunter Mildred H. Bailey Just talk and description of three Hugh Schoephoerster paintings March, 5, 1978
Mildred H. Bailey and Clementine Hunter Just talk and describe of three Hugh Schoephoerster paintings March, 5,
1978 Paintings: “Saturday Night” “Picking Cotton” “Angles” March, 5, 1978
Copy 2 of 13
March, 5, 1978
Clementine Hunter and Mildred H. Bailey At Bailey’s House March, 19, 1978
Clementine Hunter and Mildred H. Bailey Bailey’s House Framed quilt and 59″x33″ Baptizing panel March, 19, 1978
Clementine Hunter Interview by Toby Armstrong for Louisiana Arts Document (Do not reproduce without permission) Summer 1979
Clementine Hunter and Mildred H. Bailey September, 27, 1980
Dateline America Clementine Hunter and Charles Kuralt May, 7, 1983
Sterling Cook-Talk Clementine Hunter Nellie Mae Rowe Miami University, Oxford, Ohio M.U. Art Museum February, 2, 1987
Mildred Hart Bailey Collection Addition
Correspondence
Folder 1 1944-1990
Folder 2 1990-1993, n.d. Clippings
Folder 3 1959-1992
Folder 4 1992-1994, n.d. Photographs
Folder 5 1944 Biographies
Folder 6 1993-1994, n.d. Exhibit Programs
Folders 7 1968-1994, n.d.
This collection contains information on the life and works of Mrs. Betsy Barber Bancroft.
Addition 1
Correspondence
Folder 1 1974-78
Folder 2 1978-88
Drafts/Notes
Folder 3 1975-79
Folder 4 1980
Folder 5 1985
Folder 6 n.d.
Folder 7 n.d.
Clippings
Folder 8 1964-86, n.d.
Programs
Folder 9 1979
Newsletters
Folder 10 1979, n.d.
Photographs
Folder 11 n.d.
Audio Tapes
Folder 12 1978-79
Addition 2
This addition to the Betsy Barber Bancroft collection includes two manuscripts of her third book of poems, Heir’s Song. The collection contains many typed and handwritten poems by Mrs. Bancroft. Some drafts include notes and revisions.
The collection also contains a great deal of material relating to work Mrs. Bancroft has done in various organizations. She served as chairman of the Samford University Poetry Aerie. She has been very active in church work and programs such as the school Poet-In-Residence programs. Likewise, she has worked with organizations such as the Alabama State Poetry Society, Alabama Writers Conclave, National League of American Pen Women, and Alabama Women’s Hall of Fame.
Folder
1. Family Photographs
2. Letters from her father which were a gift to Mrs. Wren King (Mrs. King was Betsy’s first grade teacher and a great influence to her)
3. A thesis written by Mrs. King which mentions Betsy.
4. Manuscripts which describes early life and influences
5. Notes and manuscripts on teaching experience as a Poet-in-Residence in Alabama
6. Photographs of classes and students while working as a Poet-in-Residence in Alabama
7. News clippings of her many accomplishments
8. Notes of speeches given and in other public appearances
9.. Notes and manuscripts on poems which Mrs. Bancroft composed.
10 Copies of published books.
Addition 1
Correspondence
Folder 1 1974-78
Folder 2 1978-88
Drafts/Notes
Folder 3 1975-79
Folder 4 1980
Folder 5 1985
Folder 6 n.d.
Folder 7 n.d.
Clippings
Folder 8 1964-86, n.d.
Programs
Folder 9 1979
Newsletters
Folder 10 1979, n.d.
Photographs
Folder 11 n.d.
Audio Tapes
Folder 12 1978-79
Martha L. Barron Collection
Donation of a 1966 letter from Caroline Dormon to Mattie L. Barron about a kinsman’s illness.
Leonie Bell Collection
Scope and Content
Five letters dated 1968-1969 written by Kitty Simpson to Leonie Bell were donated by Ms. Bell to the NSU Archives. The subject of the letters is rose identification.
1-E-4 Pauline Bell Collection Acc. 720
OS Misc. Box 2
Folder Inventory:
State Normal College diploma in education; course pursued: Home Economics;
June 4, 1923
*Note: The archivist before 1988 decided that material larger than 11 x 14″ would be put in boxes large enough to accommodate them and designated the boxes as “Oversize” boxes. Also, materials from various collections – because of lack of money & supplies – were put together in the oversize boxes – thus creating
“Oversize (or OS) Miscellaneous boxes.”
Please be aware & cautionary – see also notes in collection boxes that route the archivist or attending reference person to oversize boxes.
Mrs. Fred G. Benton Collection
Scope and Content
The Benton Collection consists of eight pages of genealogical data: part is an account of his family written by Burgess Hunter Harrison, and part are other items. Families mentioned in the history are Harrison, Cockerham, Chaffe, Gamble. The area is the Red River valley. There is a short memoir of Harrison’s youth during the late 1800s, mentioning social life, steamboats, crops, and schooling.
Bermuda Plantation Papers
The bulk of this collection contains the papers of Peter Emanuel Prudhomme and documents his retail activities on Bermuda Plantation at Bermuda, Louisiana.
Of particular interest in the correspondence is discussion on of the building of bridges and roads. One letter from 1912 documents the first payment received toward the building of the Bermuda Bridge. In addition, there is correspondence from members of the area School Board and Police Jury. A petition to build a school at Old River, Louisiana is included in an 1896 letter. The bulk of the correspondence is from the late 1890s and early 1910s.
There are only three photographs in the series, with only one being identified and dated. The other two are unidentified group shots.
The bulk of the invoices date from the late 1890’s and document purchases made by Prudhomme from New Orleans retailers. Of importance, are a few documents describing the mode of transportation used to ship the goods.
Included in the manuscripts are enlarged copies of the Prudhomme Papers from the University of North Carolina, Chappell Hill microfilm collection. These documents include papers related to the Prudhomme and Lecomte families. Also included are drawings for the construction of The Lecomte Building in Natchitoches.
Publications include brochures, booklets and catalogs relating to Prudhomme’s activities of road building and his retail store. Of interest, are several retail catalogs advertising road equipment and machinery of the early twentieth century. Also included are several New Orleans Cotton Exchange Reports and New Orleans retail price lists of general merchandise. These items date from the late 1890s.
Journals include two poetry books from the late 1890s written by Prudhomme family women. Also present are several personal journals from various family members. Of particular interest are recorded minutes and a member list of the 1891 Bermuda Tennis Club.
The promissory notes consist of notes written on scrap paper requesting items from the Prudhomme store and promising future payment for the these items.
The last group, Empty Envelopes and Fragments, is a sampling of some of the empty envelopes found in the collection, most of which are addressed to Prudhomme. Also, in this box are some fragments of letters and receipts.
Inventory
Correspondence (1888-1974, n.d.)
Box 1
Folder 1 1888-1892
Folder 2 1895-1896
Folder 3 1909-1911
Folder 4 1911
Folder 5 1911-1974, n.d.
Photographs (1911, n.d.)
Folder 6 1911, n.d.
Invoices (bulk, late 1890s)
Box 2
Folders 7-12
Box 3
Folders 13-18
Manuscripts (1833-1873, n.d.)
Box 4
Prudhomme Papers (copies)
Publications (1871-1987, n.d.)
Boxes 4-8
Journals (1887-1905)
Box 9
Promissory Notes (bulk, late 1890s)
Box 10
Empty Envelopes and Fragments (bulk, late 1890s)
Box 11
Clem Binnings
F379 N2 B5665 1950z RARE
Envelope 1 Natchitoches by Clem Binnings, title page and index
Envelope 2 Pages 1-5 of the book
Envelope 3 Pages 6-10 of the book
Envelope 4 Pages 11-15 of the book
Envelope 5 Pages 16-20 of the book
Envelope 6 Pages 21-25 of the book
Envelope 7 Pages 26-30 of the book
Envelope 8 Pages 31-35 of the book
Envelope 9 Pages 36-40 of the book
Envelope 10 Pages 41-45 of the book
Envelope 11 Pages 46-47 of the book
Roberta (Pelham) Bishop Collection
Content
Box 1
Photographs:
1. Roberta (Pelham) Bishop.
2. Dot Soden, in front of dormitory and covered walkway.
3. Standing left to right: Theolyn Dienst; Hilda Brannon. Sitting left to right: Morise Gleason; Mrs. Hereford- the Dean and Doris Marrion-eau. The Dormitory and covered walkway are in the background.
4. Roberta Pelham (on right) with (?) in front of the Education Building (?).
5. Doris Marrioneau standing behind Miss Portre, with Miss Smith sitting down in the back garden of their home in town.
6. Roberta Pelham seated in front, with Theolyn Dienk on her left and (?) on her right. Taken downtown in the park beside bayou.
7. Picture of Doris Marrioneau (left) and Roberta Pelham (right). Unknown building in the background.
8. Picture of Roberta Pelham (center) with Theolyn Dienst (front left), Hilda Brannon (back left) and Doris Marrioneau, right.
9. State Normal Faculty, 1933, 1934, or 1935. (2 pictures)
10. Mr. & Mrs. Williamson, in front of the Science Building
Box 2
Bio-information on Roberta (Pelham) Bishop.
Ken BlooPDm Collection
Content and Scope
Contains some long lost papers found in an abandoned safe: original bank charter, and correspondence (1902-1922) dealing with a robbery. Mr. Bozeman’s 1965 letter adds background and more recent events.
Inventory
Folder
1 1902-1922. Charter. Request for adjustment for loss, repair of safe door.
2 1902. Xerox of shares subscribed by bank stockholders 1965 letter from H. B. Bozeman.
NSU Blue Key Collection
Acc. 429
17-F-5
Box 1 Folder Contents:
The Current Sauce, Millennium Series Homecoming 1999
Photocopy of sketch of Bullard columns showing Blue Key emblem on
middle column, source unknown, no date
Group photo, in color, unidentified, no date, 3 copies
Photo of Jerry Roberts (Pres.1973-74), Rep. Jimmy Long (Hon. Member),
Parker Wiggins (Hon. Member), Robbie Fowlkes (Pres. 1974-75),
May 1975, black & white
Photo of 4 men, possibly being initiated, unidentified, no date, Don
Sepulvado Photo Service, black & white, no date, 2 copies
Photo of 5 men identified as follows: Fred Bosarge, Archie Anderson,
Sam Smith, Dean Nick, Tim Jacobs, source unknown, black &
white, no date
Photo of 4 men, unidentified, source unknown, black & white, no date
Group photo, unidentified, taken by Don Sepulvado, in color, no date,
7 copies; note enclosed about the price of photos is dated
November 9, 1988
The Blue Key Fraternity Minutes & Roster, NSC; includes Member Roster
for the years 1959 – 1969, minutes of meetings for Blue Key &
Blue Feather for May 1959 – February 2, 1971
Box 2 SLIDES:
Box #1 – slides dated October 1973
Box #2 – slides dated November 1973
Box #3 – slides dated April & May 1974
Box #4 – slides dated November 1974, Cindy Ernest (not dated),
unidentified & not dated slide (1)
Box #5 – slides of members dated 1959-1983
Box #6 – slides of Meeting, Spring Reg., Blue Key Banner,
Rock Meeting, Speech Tourn., Winter Olympics,
Demon Connection, Egg Hunt, Office, none are dated
Blue Key Membership Record cards (from Dean of Students office),
covers graduation dates of 1960 – 1968
Content
The Blunt Collection adds one item to the library’s holdings of almanacs, a miniature “The Piso Pocket Book Almanac for 1902.”
Wayne Bolton Collection
Scope and Content
The Bolton Collection consists of Xerox copies of fourteen legal documents in the case of the “Tunica Treasure,” Leonard Charrier vs Louise Lessley Bell et al.
Lucien Bonaparte Collection
Scope and Content
Dating mainly from the years 1802 to 1815, this collection contains thirteen original documents on unrelated subjects, each bearing the signature of a member of the Bonaparte family, including one of Napoleon’s. In addition there are seven pictures, several facsimile letters and translations.
Francis Blanchard Bonnette Collection
Scope and Content
More than one thousand business papers of Edward Murphy, Grand Ecore merchant, deal with shipping by steamboat on the Red River. Dated mainly in 1866 and the mid-1870s, there are thirty-three Civil War era items, plus some papers from as early as 1841 and as late as 1894. Curious medical advertising fliers are also in the 1894 folder. A three-inch segment of the first transatlantic cable follows folder 44.
Inventory
Folder
1 Letter, E. Murphy to J. B. Trizzini, 1841
2 Business papers, 1850s
3 Business papers, 1860-1863
4 Letters and business papers, 1864
5 Letters and business papers, January-June 1865
6 Business Papers, July 1865
7 Business Papers, August 1865
8 Business papers, September 1865
9 Business papers, October 1865
10 Business papers, November 1865
11 Business papers, December 1865
12 Business papers, January 1866
13 Business papers, February 1866
14 Business papers, March 1866
15 Business papers, April 1866
16 Business papers, March-July 1866
17 Business papers, August-September 1866
18 Business papers, October 1866
19 Business papers, November 1866
20 Business papers, December 1866
21 Business papers, 1867-1873
22 Business papers, January-August 1876
23 Business papers, September 1876
24 Business papers, October 1876
25 Business papers, November 1876
26 Business papers, December 1876
27 Business papers, January 1877
28 Business papers, February 1877
29 Business papers, March-June 1877
30 Business papers, July 1877
31 Business papers, August-December 1877
32 Business papers, January 1878
33 Business papers, February-April 1878
34 Business papers, June-July 1878
35 Business papers, August-September 1878
36 Business papers, October-November 1878
37 Business papers, December 1878
38 Business papers, 1879
39 Business papers, 1880-1889
40 Business papers, 1890-1892
41 Business papers, 1893
42 Business papers and personal papers, 1894
43 Probably close to the Civil War years, undated
44 Probably late 19th century, undated
One three-inch segment of the first transatlantic cable
Harley B. Bozeman Collection (1860-1962)
Content and Scope
This collection contains several scrapbooks documenting columns regarding the history of the Parishes of Jackson, Tangipahoa and Winn. Authors include H.B. Bozeman and Lee Lanier. Bozeman’s article “Winn Parish As I Have Known It” is in scrapbook form and on microfilm.
Also included are copies of Winn Parish school records from 1870 thought 1866, and the minutes of Sardis Church in Winn Parish from 1860 through 1899.
The scrapbooks are at 8-C-2. The other materials are interfiled in some instances.
Roark Bradford Collection
This collection contains writings of author Roark Bradford. Bradford was born in Tennessee in 1896 and moved to New Orleans in 1924 where he wrote for the Times-Picayune. By 1926 he devoted his career to writing entirely fiction. His work of fiction and folklore was based on his childhood experiences with African-American preachers, musicians and storytellers on his father’s plantation. Included are his stories in two editions of Collier’s (1935, 1948), and one edition of Saturday Evening Post (1948). Bradford died in 1948 in New Orleans.
The collection also contains a typescript copy of Christmas at the Bradford Home by Mary B. Alexander, sister of Roark Bradford. It is a recollection of childhood Christmas memories.
Robert Bell Bradley Collection
Biographical Sketch
Robert Bell Bradley was a corporal and a medical technician in the 120th Infantry. He was a student at the University of Maryland when enlisted in October 1942. Sent to France with the invasion forces, Bradley was captured in August 1944, and reported missing. He spent nearly a year in a German Prisoners of War camp until the Russian army liberated him.
Scope and Content
The materials in the Robert Bell Bradley Collection form a complete record of Bradley’s military life. The Bradley Collection includes personal correspondence, oral histories and photographs. Also included are a draft and a typescript of Bradley’s book Aid Man, an account of his wartime experiences.
Inventory
Folder
1 Pre-induction items and commentary, 1942
2 Seven letters from Camp Blanding, 1942
3 Six letters from Camp Blanding, 1942
4 January through February letters from Camp Blanding, 1943
5 March through April letters from Camp Blanding, 1943
6 May through June letters from Tennessee, 1943
7 July through August letters from Tennessee, 1943
8 September through November letters from Tennessee, 1943
9 Letters from Tennessee and Indiana, 1943 and undated
10 January correspondence, 1944
11 February through April correspondence, 1944
12 May correspondence, 1944
13 June through July letters, 1944
14 August 1-15 letters, 1944
15 August 16-31 letters and papers, 1944
16 Package labels
17 September through October letters, 1944
18 November through December letters, 1944
19 Prisoner of war items
20 Prisoner of war items
21 Prisoner of war items
22 Mr. Bradley’s parents
23 Mrs. Bradley’s letters to bob in prison camp
24 Mrs. Bradley’s letters to Bob in prison camp
25 Prisoner of war letters, 1944
26 Prisoner of war letters, 1945
27 Prison items liberation, commentary
28 June through September letters, 1945
29 Miscellaneous army items, instructions, honorable discharge, comments
30 World War II items
31 Peacetime items
32 Photographs and comments, a few negatives
33 Newspaper clippings
34 Loose poems, manuscripts by Robert B. Bailey
35 Armband and commentary
36 Patch and commentary
37 armband and commentary
38 Box containing manuscript of Aid Man, draft, and three small books
39 Typescript poem Veni, manuscript for book by that name.
40 Will, 1944
Cecelia Gabriel Bragonier Collection
The Bragonier Collection contains a 1943-1945 Waves scrapbook of clippings, cartoons, skit, snapshots, glossies, and some letters. It was kept by Cecelia Gabriel, a Lt. (jg) on active navy duty during World War 11.
B. Waddell Brantley Collection
The Brantley Collection contains four items dealing with the 1835 marriage in Virginia of John Waddell of Natchitoches to Lucia Chauncey Porter, daughter of Captain John Porter USN.
Carmen Breazeale Collection
Two manuscript volumes:
- Letter book (in French) (1830-1832) of J. B. Plauche, New Orleans, containing letters of his son J. B. Plauche, files , at Germantown, Pa., and at United States Military Academy, West Point, to Col. A. L. Roumport, A. B. Roman, Federal C. Gratiot, and others.
- Subscription ledger for a Natchitoches newspaper, 1879-1896, Democratic Review.
One printed volume: Music by different composers bound into a book, stamped of front in gold “Adeline Breazeale” 3 boxes
Gladys Breazeale Collection
Scope and Content
The Gladys Breazeale collection consists of twenty-two items, of which three are letters and the others are post card views and photographs.
One letter relates to the founding of Natchitoches Art Colony forty years earlier. Two letters mention Per Seyersted’s work and visit in this area. There are post card views of Natchitoches 1906-1908 and photographs of the area, plus an original photo of Mrs. Kate Chopin of St. Louis, Missouri, two copies of it and a negative.
Topics Indexed:
Breazeale, Gladys
Breazeale, Marie
Breazeale, Springs
Chamber of Commerce: Natchitoches
Chopin, Kate
Ducornau House: Natchitoches
Fine Arts
Grand Ecore
Hopkins, Carrie
Immaculate Conception Church: Natchitoches
Kinsey, Alberta
Natchitoches: pictures of
Natchitoches: Art Colony
Northwestern State University
Photographs
Scott, Natalie
Seyersted, Per
Sompayrac, Irma
Spratling, William
Stevens, Will
Willard, Irma Sompayrac
Woodward, Ellsworth
H. Payne Breazeale Collection
ACC. 205 1-A-1 Misc. Box 1
Flag in Art Cabinet
The Breazeale Battalion Partisan Rangers flag was donated to the Archives Division by Mr. and Mrs. H. Payne Breazeale and family of Baton Rouge. It was brought to Northwestern State University by Robert DeBlieux on 21 February 1981. The flag had been given to H. (Hopkins) Payne Breazeale by his aunt, Miss May Breazeale of Natchitoches. Supporting letters telling the story of the making of the flag are in Miscellaneous Box # 1.
*Note: The archivist before 1988 put small collections together in boxes that were either 8 ¬Ω x 11″ or 8 ¬Ω x 14″ in size, numbered the boxes, and designated the boxes as
“Miscellaneous” since they contained multiple collections.
Folder Inventory:
Document, measurement and description of flag for the Breazeale Battalion, not dated, photocopy, 2 pages
Letter to Mr. Thomas Harrison from H. Payne Breazeale; July 30, 1956;
re: he is sending the Breazeale Battalion battle flag to him to be
photographed & returned
Info sheet about presentation of flag, what it was made from, some of the
people in attendance, not dated, on letterhead, photocopy
Info sheet about presentation of flag; same as above, original copy
News article “Flag Presentation To The Breazeale Battalion”, August 21, 1862;
photocopy
Black & white photo of the Breazeale Battalion flag
Letter to Nita from Doris; December 3, 1980; re: Mrs. Lucille Keator Prudhomme
will give her more information if she desires it; Beth Cloutier is not
expected to live much longer
Handwritten genealogy, Prudhomme family, 2 pages, photocopy, not dated
Hand written notes concerning donating items to Natchitoches
Handwritten notes, names & addresses of various people
Empty envelope addressed to Mrs. H. Payne Breazeale from Mrs. W. Pierson;
September 4, 1980
News article, “Cane River Memo by Francois Mignon”; topics are: “Two
Louisiana Civil War Museums”, “Indian Lookout”, “Lee and Lady
Slocomb”, “Union Army Museums”; October 1971
Handwritten notes, possibly concerning genealogy, 2 sheets, not dated
Sympathy card to Mrs. Breazeale from Peter; re: her son’s death; not dated
Handwritten notes, rough draft of info about the flag presentation
Empty envelope, handwritten on it “For Northwestern College Mr. Bobby
DeBlieux from Hopkins Payne Breazeale 2255 Oleander Street
Baton Rouge, LA. 70806, 2-3-81”
Letter to Doris from Mrs. H. Payne Breazeale, November 25, 1980;
re: names of people attending flag presentation and items that
Aunt May Breazeale gave to H. Payne Breazeale
Letter to Nita from Lucile, December 9, 1980; re: she sent info on the wrong
Fanny; she includes genealogy on (Fanny) Frances Hertzog
Handwritten notes, same as on the info sheet about the flag presentation
Gladys Britt Collection
“Sketches of Miss Caroline Dormon,‚Äù a nineteen page typescript collection of recollections of Miss Dormon by her friends and neighbors.
March 6, 1978, Addition
Folder 2
Folder 3
The addition consists of information and a picture of the Britt home in the Old Saline community. Mrs. Britt describes the renovation of the Home. Also included in the addition id s picture of the Old Saline Baptist Church and a synopsis of the original church record book from 1844-1877
1933-1988 and not dated
1-I-1 Acc. 784
Topics Indexed:
Belmont High School: 1946-1958
Belmont School: 1946-1958
Britt, Troy
Britt, Willie Mae
Bunkie School: 1947-1948
Childress family: photos
Ebarb, Pedro Teofilo
Ebarb Elementary School: 1950-1958
Fisher Elementary School: 1949-1950
Florien High School: 1949-1950
Goings family: photos
Jena Elementary School: 1946-1952
Jena High School: 1941-1957
Jena High School: 1950-1953
Kelly, Robert
Lee, Pauline
Line Avenue School: 1955-1957
Live Oak Elementary: 1953-1959
Live Oak School: 1951-1952
Many Elementary School: 1943-1957
Many High School: 1940-1957
Negreet School: 1945-1946
New Iberia High School: 1955-1956
Plainview High School:1961-1962
Polk, Charlotte Ann
Sabine Parish: Schools, 1946-1958
Schools: Belmont, LA.
Schools: Bunkie, LA.
Schools: Ebarb, LA.
Schools: Fisher, LA.
Schools: Florien, LA.
Schools: Glenmora, LA.
Schools: Jena, LA.
Schools: Louisiana, 1933-1988
Schools: Many, LA.
Schools: Negreet, LA.
Schools: New Iberia, LA.
Schools: Shreveport, LA.
Schools: Urania, LA.
Schools: Watson, LA.
Shoemake, Anna Ellen
Shoemake, Charles Hoyt
Shoemake, Ella Loretta
Shoemake, Esther Mae
Sibley, A. W.
Singletary family: photos
Trout-Goodpine School: 1947-1958
Urania High School: 1939-1940
Belmont School & High School, Photos, Individuals, Identified
Box 1 Folder 1 Ella Loretta Shoemake, 1946-1954
Charles Hoyt Shoemake, 1953-1956 & not dated
Anna Ellen Shoemake, 1954-1958
Esther Mae Shoemake, 1950-1951, 1955-1956
Box 1 Folder 2 Opal Goings, 1948-1954 & not dated
Gelee Goings, 1955-1956 & not dated
Gladys Goings, 1953-1955 & not dated
Gay Nell Goings, 1953, 1955-1956
Box 1 Folder 2 Mary Goings, 1953
Pearlee goings, 1949-1950 & not dated
Grady Goings, 1953-1956
James “Blue” Goings, 1950-1951, 1953
Box 1 Folder 3 Billy Jack Singletary, 1946-1947 & not dated
Frances Singletary, 1950-1951
Sybil Singletary, 1949-1953
Box 1 Folder 3 Barbara Singletary, 1954-1956
Guy Wayne Singletary, 1949-1956
Ray Singletary, 1953
Box 1 Folder 4 Mary Fern Cobbs, 1946-1947
Merle Cobbs, 1946-1955
Mozelle Cobbs, 1946-1958 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 4 Dorothy Cobbs, 1948-1953
Doyle Cobbs, 1953-1955
Hazel Cobbs, 1953
Box 1 Folder 5 DeVance Wyatt, 1946-1947
Huey Wyatt, 1948-1950
Eugene Wyatt, 1949-1951
Gene Wyatt, 1949-1954
Box 1 Folder 5 Darlene Wyatt, 1946-1947
Polly Wyatt, 1949-1950
Mavis Wyatt, 1946-1947
Shirley Wyatt, 1949-1953 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 5 Wyvonnie Wyatt, 1949-1950
Lotel Wyatt, 1946-1954
Virginia Wyatt, 1946-1954
Margueritte Wyatt, 1946-1947
Box 1 Folder 5 Ernestine Wyatt, not dated
Delores Wyatt, 1949-1950 & not dated
Doris Wyatt, 1953
Box 1 Folder 5 Frank Wyatt, 1948-1952
Loretta Wyatt, 1950-1951 & not dated
Ella Wyatt, 1950-1951
Box 1 Folder 5 Betty Wyatt, 1953
Frank Wyatt, 1951-1952
Betty Jo Wyatt, 1953
Box 1 Folder 6 Nadene Haley, 1946-1948
Guianna Haley, 1946-1952 & not dated
Phillip Haley, 1951-1956 & not dated
Jimmy Haley, 1946-1954
Box 1 Folder 7 Joe Childress, 1949-1955
Malola Childress, 1950-1953
Box 1 Folder 8 Annie Louise Skinner, 1945-1946
Larry Skinner, 1951-1952
Janet Skinner, not dated
Box 1 Folder 8 Ronald Skinner, 1948-1952 & not dated
Dale Skinner, 1951-1953 & not dated
Don Skinner, 1951-1952 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 8 Mavis Skinner, 1949-1952 & not dated
Viva Skinner, 1953
Dottie Skinner, 1955-1958
Box 1 Folder 9 Stella Howard, 4th Grade Teacher,
1946-1949 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 10 Imogene Howard, 1951-1952 & not dated
Glennis Merle Howard, 1953
Glynn Howard, 1949-1953
Billy Frank Howard, 1948-1952 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 11 Marie Bozeman, 6th Grade Teacher,
1946-1956 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 12 Mary Catherine Bozeman, 1947-1948
Robert Ray Bozeman, 1949-1956
Martha Bozeman, 1946-1953 & not dated
Frankie Bozeman, 1951-1952
Box 1 Folder 13 Verl Dean Heard, 1949-1955
Billy Joe Heard, 1949-1958
Box 1 Folder 14 Mildred Ammons, 1946-1947
Box 1 Folder 15 Glynn Johnson, Vocational Agriculture
Teacher, 1953-1956
Box 1 Folder 16 Mrs. Lilley, 1st Grade Teacher, 1953
and not dated
Box 1 Folder 16 Mrs. Madge Phillips, Home Economics
Teacher, 1954-1956 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 16 Mrs. Britt, 7th Grade Teacher,
1954-1955 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 17 Mark Reeves, 1946-1947
Elizabeth Reeves, 1946-1947
Box 1 Folder 18 Mae Raborn Sirmon, 1947-1948
Dennie Sirmon, 1947-1948
Box 1 Folder 19 Ann Strebeck, 1951-1958 & not dated;
Box 1 Folder 20 Thomas Strebeck, 1946-1947
Hazel Strebeck, 1953
Box 1 Folder 21 Elwyn Adams, 1946-1949
Box 1 Folder 22 Bobbie Blankenship, 1951-1954
Box 1 Folder 23 Bobbie Ann Tooke, 1950-1952 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 24 Carolyn Savell, 1953
Margie Savell, 1949-1950
Charles Savell, 1948-1953
Dorothy Savell, 1949-1956
James Savell, 1955-1957
Box 1 Folder 25 Troy Wayne Campbell, not dated
Howard Campbell, 1953
Velda Campbell, 1953
Box 1 Folder 26 Donnie Rains, 1948-1949
Joe Donald Rains, 1948-1954
Ronald Rains, 1949-1955 & not dated
Delbert Rains, 1953
Box 1 Folder 26 Dona Rains, 1953
Randy Rains, 1953
Jack Rains, 1953
Shirley Rains, 1953
Rains ‚Äì Glennis Merle’s boy, not dated
Box 1 Folder 27 Mr. C. D. Farmer, 1951-1957
Box 1 Folder 28 Jimmy Farmer, not dated
Merle Farmer, 1946-1947 & not dated
Donna Farmer, 1958-1959
Pat Farmer, 1953-1956
Box 1 Folder 29 Harold Van Ness, 1948-1953
Box 1 Folder 30 Virginia Chester, 1950-1951 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 31 Nell Strahan, 1957-1958
Joan Strahan, 1946-1947
Betty Strahan, 1951-1952
Box 1 Folder 31 Shirley Strahan, 1946-1950
Della Strahan, 1949-1950 & not dated
Joan Strahan, not dated
Dahlia Strahan, 1946-1947 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 32 Robbie Linder, 1953
Barbara Linder, not dated
Box 1 Folder 33 Olin Dean Dyess, 1953-1955
Box 1 Folder 34 James LaRue, Coach, 1951-1952
Unidentified LaRue (female), not dated
Box 1 Folder 35 Huey McGaha, 1946-1947
Lanell McGaha, 1948-1952
Box 1 Folder 36 Elaine Mitchell, 1953
Gracie Mitchell, 1953
Olin Mitchell, 1953
Edward Mitchell, 1953
Box 1 Folder 36 Jerry Mitchell, 1953
Bernice Mitchell, 1953
Roberta Mitchell, 1953
Box 1 Folder 37 Randall Austin, 1946-1947
Patsy Austin, 1946-1947 & not dated
Willie Austin, 1947-1948
Box 1 Folder 38 Freddie Nesom, 1953
Lillian Nesom, 1953
Earl Nesom, 1953
Box 1 Folder 39 Glen Carter, 1948-1952 & not dated
Billy Carter, 1946-1949
Barbara Carter, 1953-1958
Jack Carter, 1945-1946
Box 1 Folder 39 Douglas Carter, 1953
Margueritte Carter, 1946-1947
Marjorie Carter, 1953-1954
Box 1 Folder 40 Gale Green, 1946-1949
Gwendolyn Green, 1946-1947
Harold Green, 1949-1950
Gwen Green, 1953-1954
Box 1 Folder 41 Tommy Palmer, 1953
Freddie Palmer, 1953
Harvey Palmer, 1949-1951
Box 1 Folder 41 Betty Palmer, 1953
Loretta Palmer, 1946-1950
Ernest Glynn Palmer, 1948-1950 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 42 Catherine Bynum, 1946-1953
Box 1 Folder 43 Deanie Brumley, 1953
Jasper Brumley, 1949-1950
Olin Dean Brumley, 1949-1951
Box 1 Folder 44 Fred Sanders, Coach, History Teacher,
1955-1956
Box 1 Folder 45 Billy Frank Lewis, not dated
Billy Gene Lewis, 1948-1950
Jan Lewis, 1955-1958 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 46 Bobby Eaves, 1953
Gladen Eaves, 1953
Myrtle Eaves, 1949-1952
Box 1 Folder 47 Billy Gene Walker, 1946-1952
Box 1 Folder 48 Pauline Strange, 1946-1947
L. G. Strange, 1949-1950
Evelyn Strange, 1953
Caleb Strange, Jr.; 1953
Box 1 Folder 49 Barbara Tabor, 1950-1953 & not dated
Wayne Tabor, 1953
Box 1 Folder 50 Robert Webb, 1949-1952
Box 1 Folder 51 Betty Horn, 1948-1950 & not dated
Bobbie Clair Horn, 1950-1952
Myrtle Horn, 1946-1947
Box 1 Folder 52 Malola Childress (?), 1954-1959
Box 1 Folder 53 Gene Lilley, 1949-1950
Roland Lilley, 1949-1952 & not dated
Box 1 Folder 54 Dee Roberts, 1953
Gerald Roberts, 1953
Truitt Roberts, 1953-1956
Box 1 Folder 55 Charlie Wayne Carmical, 1950-1956
Joe Paul Carmical, 1946-1946
Box 1 Folder 56 Chrisie Brown, Teacher (?), 1947-1948
Ramona Brown, 1946-1947
Unidentified Brown, 1948-1949
Michael Brown, 1953
Box 1 Folder 57 Gloria Gay Salter, not dated
Johnnie Jordan Salter, 1946-1947
Scott Salter, not dated
Jerry Salter, 1946-1951
Zane Salter, 1946-1951
Box 1 Folder 58 Thomas Berry, 1946-1947
Dorothy Faye Berry, 1946-1947
Hazel Berry, 1946-1947
Margie (Marjorie) Berry, not dated
Box 1 Folder 59 Evelyn Davis, 1946-1947
Jeraldine Davis, 1946-1947
Charles Davis, 1948-1950
Jimmie Davis, 1946-1946
Silvia Davis, 1953
Box 1 Folder 59 Alma Davis, 1953
Albert Davis, 1953
Alvin Davis, 1953
Faye Davis, 1953
Ralph Davis, Teacher (?), 1953
Box 1 Folder 60 Stanley Sattler, 1953
Pearlie Sattler, 1953
Charles Sattler, 1953
Perry Sattler, 1953
Box 1 Folder 61 Evelyn Evitt, 1946-1953
Box 1 Folder 62 Arthur Lindsay, 1953
Lonnie Lindsay, 1953
Billy Lindsay, 1953
Donna Lindsay, 1948-1950
Box 1 Folder 63 Kenneth Early, 1953
Lathan Early, 1953
Remona Early, 1953
Avalene Early, 1953
Box 1 Folder 64 Wayne Graves, 1948-1950
Box 1 Folder 65 Thurman Free, 1946-1952
Box 1 Folder 66 Mrs. Mary Lee Veuleman, not dated,
2nd and 3rd Grade Teacher
Box 1 Folder 67 Billy Dix, 1949-1950
Theodoria Dix, 1949-1950
Thomas Browning, 1953
Leonard Browning, 1953
Box 1 Folder 67 Phillip Brian, 1953
Gilbert Brian, 1953
Johnny Bryant, 1953
Mary Sue Bryant, 1953
Box 1 Folder 67 Dave Johnson, 1953
J. W. Johnson, 1953
Glennis Johnson, 1949-1950
Rose Phillips, 1949-1950
Unidentified Phillips (male), 1949-1950
Box 1 Folder 68 Gloria Maxey, 1953
Thomas Cobb, 1953
Willie Ruth Anderson, 1946-1947
Otto (Otis) Rand, 1949-1950
Jimmy Bruce, 1953
Box 1 Folder 68 Marcia Brandon, 1951-1952
Loy Ray Gaddis, 1946-1947
Lynn Philer, 1953
Billy Callens, 1953
Box 1 Folder 68 Idell McAllen, 1945-1946
Brian Unidentified, 1950-1951
Jack Norris, 1939-1940
Judy Jenkins, 1955-1956
Young boy, “Mitchell or Mancil”, not dated
Judy Hanson, 1956-1957
Belmont School & High School, Photos, Individuals, Unidentified
Box 1 Folder 69 Unidentified adults, 1948-1959
Box 2 Folder 70 Unidentified Male students, 1946-1947
Box 2 Folder 71 Unidentified, Female students, 1946-1947
Box 2 Folder 72 Unidentified Female students, 1948-1949
Box 2 Folder 73 Unidentified Male students, 1948-1949
Box 2 Folder 74 Unidentified Male students, 1950-1951
Box 2 Folder 75 Unidentified Female students, 1950-1951
Box 2 Folder 76 Unidentified Female students, 1951-1952
Box 2 Folder 77 Unidentified Male students, 1951-1952
Box 2 Folder 78 Unidentified Male students, 1953-1954
Box 2 Folder 79 Unidentified Female students, 1953-1954
Box 2 Folder 80 Unidentified Male students, 1954-1955
Box 2 Folder 81 Unidentified Female students, 1954-1955
Box 2 Folder 82 Unidentified Male students, 1955-1956
Box 2 Folder 83 Unidentified Female students, 1955-1956
Box 2 Folder 84 Unidentified students, 1956-1957
Box 2 Folder 85 Unidentified Male students, 1957-1958
Box 2 Folder 86 Unidentified Female students, 1957-1958
Box 2 Folder 87 Barbara Adkinson, 1954-1958
Box 2 Folder 88 Unidentified Female student, 1955-1956
Box 2 Folder 89 Unidentified students, not dated
Box 2 Folder 90 Troy Britt (?)
Belmont School & High School, Photos, Groups
Box 2 Folder 91 School Bus Drivers, not dated:
Frank Farmer
Jim Campbell
Elmer Haley
Lonnie Evitt
Box 2 Folder 92 Boys Basketball Team, 1950:
Front row, left to right:
Glen Carter (#45), Charles Savell (#41),
Unidentified, Unidentified (#44),
Unidentified (#46), Coach Jim Willis;
Back row, left to right:
Unidentified, Elwyn Adams, Unidentified,
Unidentified, Unidentified, Jimmy Haley,
Unidentified
Box 2 Folder 93 Boys Basketball Team, 1953-1954:
Left to right:
T. E. Britt (Principal), Unidentified, Unidentified,
Jimmy Haley, Unidentified, Phillip Haley,
Unidentified, Gene Wyatt, Unidentified,
Unidentified Teacher
Box 2 Folder 94 Boys Basketball Team, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Grady Goings #13, Bobby Eaves,
James Savell #45, Wayne Lewis #10,
Billy Eaves #41, Jerry Maloy,
Box 2 Folder 94 Doyle Cobbs #44, Kenneth Dyess #12,
Olin Dean Dyess #7;
Back row, left to right:
Fred Sanders (Coach), Dale Skinner #8,
Larry Skinner #14, Phillip Haley #9,
Gene Wyatt #7, Robert Ray Bozeman #6,
Truitt Roberts #5
Box 2 Folder 95 Boys Basketball Team, Individual Photos,
not dated:
Robert Webb, Roland Lilley, Freddie Bozeman
Box 2 Folder 96 Girls Basketball Team, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Unidentified, Unidentified, Unidentified, Myrtle Eaves,
Guianna Haley
Back row, left to right:
Unidentified, Unidentified, Unidentified, Bobbie Tooke,
Mavis Skinner, Unidentified Teacher
Box 2 Folder 97 Girls Basketball Team, Individual Photos,
not dated:
Myrtle Eaves, Bobbie Tooke
Box 2 Folder 98 Future Homemakers, Unidentified,
not dated
Box 2 Folder 99 1st Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Unidentified, Unidentified, Unidentified,
Merle Farmer, Unidentified, Unidentified,
Unidentified, Unidentified
Back row, left to right:
Unidentified, Unidentified, Unidentified,
Unidentified, Charles Hoyt Shoemake,
Unidentified
Box 2 Folder 100 2nd Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Mrs. Mary Lee Veuleman; all students
are unidentified
Box 2 Folder 101 3rd Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Catherine Bynum, Unidentified, Unidentified,
Polly, Evelyn Evitt, Shirley Mae Wyatt,
Merle Cobbs, Lillian Nesom;
Box 2 Folder 101 Second row, left to right:
Mrs. Stella Howard, Unidentified, Eugene
Wyatt, Gene Wyatt, Ronald Rains,
Unidentified, Unidentified, Robert Ray Bozeman;
Back row, left to right:
Unidentified, L. D. Strange, Wayman Litton,
Billie Joe Heard, Guy Wayne Singletary
Box 2 Folder 102 4th Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Mrs. Stella Howard, Unidentified,
Marjorie Carter, Verl Dean Heard,
Gwendolyn, Evelyn Davis;
Second row, left to right:
Unidentified, Unidentified, Betty Jean Rush,
Gene Lilley, Anderson, Harvey Palmer,
Pauline Wyatt
Box 2 Folder 103 5th Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Unidentified Teacher, Robert Kelly, Lotel
Wyatt, Betty Horn, Opal Goings, LaRue,
Loretta Shoemake, Ronald Skinner,
Jerry Salter
Second row, left to right:
Ralph Davis, L. Ray Rush, Unidentified,
Lee Edward Wyatt, Howard Graves,
Harold Van Ness, Unidentified, Huey Wyatt;
Back row, left to right:
Jimmy Haley, Joe Don Rains, Unidentified,
Ernest Glynn Palmer, Unidentified, Wayne
Graves
Box 2 Folder 104 6th Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Mrs. Marie Bozeman, Della Strahan,
Mavis Skinner, Dorothy Cobbs,
Delores Wyatt, Wyvonnie Wyatt,
Pearlee Goings, Lucille, Martha Bozeman
Second row, left to right:
Glen Carter, Roland Lilley, Gale Green,
Billy F. Howard, Duhart Davis, Unidentified
Back row, left to right:
Glen Gaddis, Robert Webb, Unidentified,
Huey Browning, Billy F. Lewis
Box 2 Folder 105 8th Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Myrtle Horn, Loretta Wyatt, Willie Ruth
Anderson, Eula Lee Strange,
Margueritte Wyatt, Mavis Green
Back row, left to right:
Mildred Ammons, Waple Lilley,
Loyd Van Ness, Fred Graves
Box 2 Folder 106 9th Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Huey McGaha, Billy F. Carter,
Elwyn Adams, Loy Ray Gaddis,
Melvin Wyatt
Back row, left to right:
Elizabeth Reeves, Lena Davis,
Mavis Wyatt, Hazel Berry, Gloria
Salter, Opal Cobbs, Patsy Austin
Box 2 Folder 107 11th Grade, Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Left to right:
Mr. Mark Reeves, Nadene Haley,
Ernestine Wyatt, Billy Jack Singletary,
Jeraldine Davis, Ramona Brown,
Elizabeth Reeves
Box 2 Folder 108 Home Ec., Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Mildred Ammons, Nadene Haley,
Jeraldine Davis, Lena Davis, Janet
Skinner, Ramona Brown, Gloria
Gay Salter
Back row, left to right:
Dahlia Strahan, Mavis Wyatt,
Ernestine Wyatt, Joan Strahan,
Opal Cobbs, Hazel Berry
Box 2 Folder 109 Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Front row, left to right:
Nadene Haley, Janet Skinner,
Loretta Wyatt, Jeraldine Davis,
Lena Davis, Willie Ruth Anderson,
Mavis Green
Back row, left to right:
Mildred Ammons, Dahlia Strahan,
Ernestine Wyatt, Joan Strahan,
Eula Lee Strange, Opal Cobbs
Box 2 Folder 110 Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Left to right:
Mrs. Marie Bozeman, Patsy Austin,
Mavis Wyatt, Hazel Berry, Ramona
Brown, Gloria Gay Salter, Annie
Rae Berry
Box 2 Folder 111 Group Photo, 1946-1947:
Left to right:
Unidentified, Billy Jack Singletary,
Unidentified, Unidentified, Glen Carter,
Elwyn Adams, Unidentified
In Back: Mr. T. E. Britt, Principal
Box 2 Folder 112 Group Photo, 1954-1955:
Front row, left to right:
Unidentified, Unidentified, Gelee Goings,
Esther Shoemake, Dottie Skinner
Middle row, left to right:
Unidentified Teacher, Ray Singletary,
Unidentified, Gay Nell Goings, Unidentified
Back row, left to right:
Four Unidentified male students
Box 2 Folder 113 Group Photo, not dated:
Unidentified Grade, Unidentified Teacher,
Front row, left to right: sixth student
from left is Gelee Goings; all others
are unidentified
Box 2 Folder 114 Group Photo, not dated:
Mrs. Mary Lee Veuleman, 2nd & 3rd
Grade Teacher;
Back row, left to right:
fifth student from left is Anna Ellen
Shoemake; sixth student is Barbara
Adkinson; all others are unidentified
Box 2 Folder 115 Group Photo, not dated, ca. 1952-1953:
Front row, left to right:
Mrs. Mary Lee Veuleman, 2nd & 3rd
Grade Teacher; Bill Callens, Dottie Skinner,
Randall (Randy) Rains, Unidentified,
Ray Singletary
Middle row, left to right:
Unidentified, Dave Johnson, Esther Shoemake,
Unidentified
Box 2 Folder 115 Back row, left to right:
Stanley Sattler, Judy Farmer,
James “Blue” Goings, Unidentified
Box 2 Folder 116 Group Photo, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Ronald Unidentified, Jan Lewis,
Gelee Goings, John Ballard,
Donnie Wyatt
Second row, left to right:
Pat Farmer, Unidentified, Unidentified,
Unidentified, Unidentified, Linda Webb
Third row, left to right:
Unidentified, Barbara Linder,
Unidentified, Strahan, Unidentified
Back row, left to right:
Roberts, Unidentified, Unidentified,
Barbara Carter, Horn, Mrs. Stella
Howard 4th Grade Teacher
Box 2 Folder 117 Group Photo, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Unidentified, Frances Singletary,
Unidentified, Dorothy Savell,
Mozelle Cobbs, Unidentified,
Malola Childress
Back row, left to right:
Victor Wyatt, seven (7) Unidentified
students, Mrs. Stella Howard 4th
Grade Teacher
Box 2 Folder 118 Group Photo, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Unidentified, Bernice Mitchell,
Unidentified, Unidentified
Middle row, left to right:
Roberta Mitchell, Freddie Nesom,
Bobby Palmer, Unidentified,
Douglas Carter
Back row, left to right:
Unidentified, Anna Ellen Shoemake,
Evelyn Strange, Barbara Adkinson,
Mrs. Stella Howard 4th Grade Teacher
Box 2 Folder 119 Group Photo, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Four (4) Unidentified students,
Gladys Goings, two (2) Unidentified
students, LaRue (female), Unidentified
Back, left to right:
Mrs. Marie Bozeman, Doyle Cobbs,
four (4) Unidentified students,
Charles Hoyt Shoemake, Earl Nesom,
Unidentified, Unidentified
Box 2 Folder 120 Group Photo, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Merle Farmer, Grady Goings,
Doyle Cobbs, Charles Hoyt Shoemake
Middle row, left to right:
Avalene Early, Gladys Goings,
Doris Wyatt, Mrs. Marie Bozeman
Back row, left to right:
Margie Berry, Earl Nesom,
Unidentified, Jimmy Bruce
Box 2 Folder 121 Group Photo, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Betty Palmer, Jeannette Bynum,
Hazel Strebeck, Unidentified,
Betty Strahan, Unidentified,
Sue Horn, Glennis Johnson
Middle row, left to right:
Edward Mitchell, Unidentified,
Wayne Lewis, Unidentified,
Unidentified, Corbit Graves,
Bobby Eaves
Back row, left to right:
Edward Mitchell, Phillip Haley,
Litton, Larry Skinner, Unidentified
Box 2 Folder 122 Group Photos, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Jeannette Bynum, Dale Skinner,
Larry Skinner, Wayne Lewis
Middle row, left to right:
Betty Strahan, Edward Mitchell,
Sue Horn, Jimmy Farmer, Corbit Graves
Box 2 Folder 122 Back row, left to right:
Phillip Haley, Bobby Eaves,
Glennis Merle Howard, Hazel
Strebeck, Mrs. Britt
Box 2 Folder 123 Group Photos, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Catherine Bynum, Evelyn Evitt,
Merle Cobbs, Robert Ray Bozeman
Middle row, left to right:
Lillian Nesom, Gene Wyatt,
Truitt Roberts, Pauline (Polly) Wyatt,
Back row, left to right:
Guy Wayne Singletary, Charlie
Carmical, Deanie Brumley,
Mr. James LaRue
Box 2 Folder 124 Group Photos, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Lotel Wyatt, Unidentified,
Unidentified, Ronnie Skinner,
Loretta Shoemake
Back row, left to right:
Jerry Salter, Opal Goings,
Jimmy Haley, Unidentified,
Joe Donald Rains, Unidentified;
Mr. T. E. Britt is standing behind
students
Box 2 Folder 125 Group Photos, not dated:
Senior Class 1951-1952:
Front row, left to right:
Imogene Howard, Bobbie Horn,
Marcia Brandon, Guianna Haley
Middle row, left to right:
Thurman Free, Bobbie Tooke,
Modelle Farmer, Billy Gene Walker
Back row, left to right:
Frankie Bozeman, Frank Wyatt,
Mr. T. E. Britt
Box 2 Folder 126 Group Photos, not dated:
Senior Class 1953:
Front row, left to right:
Delores Wyatt, Billy Frank Howard,
Dorothy Cobbs, Martha Bozeman
Box 2 Folder 126 Middle row, left to right:
Virginia Carter, Mavis Skinner,
Myrtle Eaves, Charles Savell,
Glen Carter
Back row, left to right:
Freddie Bozeman, Robert Webb,
Unidentified, Roland Lilley
Box 3 Folder 163 Belmont School – Unidentified male
students standing in line
in the lunchroom and Unidentified
female lunchroom workers; not dated
Belmont School & High School, Photos – Snapshots
Box 2 Folder 127 In foreground: Nadene Haley
In background: Loretta Shoemake,
Myrtle Eaves, Mavis Skinner, Della
Strahan, Lotel Wyatt; not dated
Box 2 Folder 128 Group photo:
In foreground: Unidentified young girl
wearing a crown
Standing behind young girl:
Phillip Haley, Unidentified female,
Unidentified male; not dated
Box 2 Folder 128 Unidentified male student walking
on pavement; school bus in background;
not dated
Box 2 Folder 128 Photo taken at basketball game,
Phillip Haley #9, others unidentified;
not dated
Box 2 Folder 129 Photo taken of students,
possibly a school trip;
Left to right:
Olin Dean Dyess, James Savell,
Kenneth Dyess; June 1955
Box 2 Folder 129 Photo taken of students,
possibly a school trip;
In front, left to right:
Mozelle Cobbs, Patricia Brown
Box 2 Folder 129 In back, left to right:
Unidentified female, James
Savell, Olin Dean Dyess,
Kenneth Dyess, Dorothy “Dot”
Savell; June 1955
Box 2 Folder 129 Photo taken of students,
possibly a school trip;
Left to right:
Mozelle Cobbs, Patricia Brown,
Unidentified female,
Dorothy “Dot” Savell; June 1955
Box 2 Folder 129 Patricia Brown, June 1955
Box 2 Folder 130 Photo of students, not dated:
Left to right:
Virginia Wyatt, Barbara Tabor,
Verl Dean Heard, Marjorie Carter,
Gwendolyn Green
Box 2 Folder 131 Photo of students, not dated:
Left to right:
Shirley Wyatt, Catherine Bynum,
Lillian Nesom, Pauline Wyatt,
Evelyn Evitt, Sybil Singletary
Box 2 Folder 132 Photo of students, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Gene Lilley, Robert Kelly,
Vernon Moore
Back row, left to right:
Shirley Strahan, Gwendolyn Green,
Verl Dean Heard, Marjorie Carter,
Virginia Wyatt, Barbara Tabor
Box 2 Folder 133 Photo of students, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Olin Dean Brumley, Ronald Rains
Middle row, left to right:
Robert Ray Bozeman, Billy Dicks,
Harvey Palmer
Back row, left to right:
Gene Wyatt, Wayne Carmical,
Billy Joe Heard, Guy Wayne Singletary
Box 2 Folder 133 Photo of students, not dated:
Left to right:
Robert Kelly, Gene Lilley, Vernon Moore
Box 2 Folder 134 Photo of teachers, not dated:
Front row, left to right:
Madge Phillips, Marie Ann Abate,
Mrs. Moore, Unidentified
Back row, left to right:
W. G. Simmons, Troy E. Britt,
Mary Lee Veuleman, Stella Howard
Belmont School & High School – Photos, Alumni & Family
Box 2 Folder 135 Polaroid snapshot of a group
of adults, not dated; notation on
back of photo, “Shirley Wilkins
Alexander and Theo Skinner
Undecipherable”
Box 2 Folder 136 Ann Strebeck – wedding photo, not dated;
Ann Strebeck & Unidentified male– wedding
photo, not dated
Ann Strebeck – in formal attire, April 1959
Box 2 Folder 137 Marie Ann Abate, Jimmie Masters,
Unidentified Woman, & “Mom”; 1950;
Seven (7) photos
Box 2 Folder 138 Unidentified Elderly Woman, not dated
Box 2 Folder 139 Hazel Unidentified, not dated
C. J. Miller, in military uniform, not dated
Hazel Unidentified & C. J. Miller, not dated
Negreet School — Photos
Box 3 Folder 140 Group photo, 8th Grade, 1945-1946:
Front row, left to right:
Roma Jan Caldwell, Betty Sue Murphy,
Willa Dean Caldwell, Aaron Miller,
Hulan Arnold, Bertha Jane Lee,
Louise Funderburk, Pauline Miller,
Georgia Maxey, Howard Stroud
Back row, left to right:
Swepson Armour, Irene Carter,
Murlene Bass, F. D. Rhodes,
Kenneth Speight, Everett Montgomery,
Unidentified female teacher
Box 3 Folder 141 Individual photos, 8th Grade, 1945-1946:
Swepson Armour, Murlene Bass,
Aaron Miller, Betty Sue Murphy,
Kenneth Speight
Box 3 Folder 142 Individual photos, 8th Grade, not dated
Unidentified female teacher
Box 3 Folder 143 Individual photos:
A. W. Sibley, not dated
Scott Salter, 1955-1956
Many Elementary School, Individual Photos
Box 3 Folder 144 Deanie Brumley, 1947-1948
Janice Lee, 1953-1956
Lynda Lee, 1953-1956
Sara Miller, 1956-1957
Box 3 Folder 144 Joe Hinson, 1952-1957
Jimmy Hinson, 1952-1953
Judy Hinson, 1952-1954
Box 3 Folder 144 Johnnie Simpson, not dated
Dorothy Simpson, not dated
Unidentified female, 1943-1944
Unidentified female, 1952-1953
Many High School, Individual Photos
Box 3 Folder 145 Bob Buvens, 1952-1953
Sybil Simpson, 1940-1941
Rachael Lafitte, 1946-1947 & not dated
Box 3 Folder 145 Benny Miller, 1952-1957
Evelyn Unidentified, 1947-1948 & not dated
Unidentified male, 1956-1957
Various Schools, Individual Photos
Box 3 Folder 146 Trout-Goodpine School:
Unidentified females (4), 1947-1948
Unidentified female, 1957-1958
Unidentified male, 1947-1948
Box 3 Folder 146 Urania High School:
Unidentified female, 1939-1940
Box 3 Folder 146 Jena High School:
Unidentified male, 1941-1942
Unidentified male, 1956-1957
Box 3 Folder 146 Florien High School:
Myra Cook Lewing, 1949-1950
Box 3 Folder 146 New Iberia High School:
Unidentified female, 1955-1956
Box 3 Folder 146 Bunkie School:
Unidentified female, 1947-1948
Box 3 Folder 146 Live Oak School:
Unidentified female, 1951-1952
Box 3 Folder 146 Fisher Elementary:
Pauline Lee, 1949-1950
Box 3 Folder 146 Ebarb Elementary:
Pauline Lee, 1950-1951
Pedro Teofilo Ebarb, 1957-1958
Box 3 Folder 146 Line Avenue:
Charlotte Polk, 1955-1957
Box 3 Folder 147 Jena Elementary:
Unidentified male, 9 photos,
1946-1952 & not dated
Box 3 Folder 148 Jena High School:
Unidentified woman, possibly a teacher,
11 school portraits, 1950-1953,
others not dated
Box 3 Folder 148 Snapshots (10) of same woman listed
above; * one photo shows a young girl
who resembles the one listed in Folder 149;
1955-1956 and not dated
Box 3 Folder 149 Live Oak Elementary:
Unidentified female student, 7 school
portraits, 1953-1959
Family snapshots (2) of same female
student, not dated. * Possibly the same
that is in one of the photos in Folder 148.
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, Autograph book
with photos; September 1961- May 1962
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, 1961-1962
Information written in front of autograph
book:
Faculty and Personnel:
W. Britt – Principal – English, Typing
Minnie Craft Robertson – Home Ec., Library,
Math, Etc.
Henry Lee Prewitt – Coach, etc.
Belle Williams – 7-8th Grade
Pearl Cook – 4-5-6th Grade
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, 1961-1962
Information written in front of autograph
book:
Faculty and Personnel:
Exie McInnis – 1-2-3rd Grade
Floyd Cabra – Custodian
Lois Thaxton – Lunchroom
Bus Drivers – Alex Hilton, Marvin Brown
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos of
faculty in autograph book:
Minnie Craft Robertson, Belle Dubois
Williams, (Henry) Lee Pruitt, Exie
Butler McInnis, Pearl Cook, Egbert
Herd, Pearl Cook, Reba Goins Jones,
T. E. Britt, Unidentified (female)
Pruitt, Minnie Robertson & young boy,
Unidentified female teacher
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos of
students in autograph book, Senior
photos, not dated:
Elizabeth Ann Alford, Cynthia Herrington,
Peggy Jo Robertson
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos of
students in autograph book:
Charles “Charlie” Matthews (Sr. photos)
Lynn Jones (Sr. photos)
Charlie Ray Thaxton (Sr. photos)
Ronald Wayne Dowden (Sr. photos)
Gary Dowden (Sr. photos), 1963
Donald Dowden (Sr. photos)
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos of
students in autograph book:
Sandra Brown, Allan Brown, Lavell
Cole, Charles Allan Dowden, Jerry
Dowden, Opal Ellzey Brown, Homer
Brown, Unidentified Daniels (male),
Sheron Unidentified
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos in
autograph book, not dated:
Margie McInnis Brown’s baby
(infant girl); Exie McInnis’ daughter;
Two women, notation reads “Volk,
Cynthia”
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos in
autograph book:
Group photo – unidentified students,
10th Grade, not dated
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos in
autograph book:
Group photo – unidentified students,
9th Grade, not dated
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos in
autograph book:
Group photo – unidentified students,
11-12th Grade, not dated
Box 3 Folder 164 Plainview High School, photos in
autograph book:
Group photo – unidentified students,
12th Grade; also in photo is an
unidentified young girl; not dated
Unidentified Schools
Box 3 Folder 150 Individual photos, not dated:
Inez Miller, Willie Ray Miller,
Monita Miller
Box 3 Folder 151 Individual photos, not dated:
L. Ray Rush, Betty Jean Rush,
Unidentified Rush (female)
Box 3 Folder 152 Individual photos, not dated:
Adolph Knight, Sara Jean Knight,
Mary Emma Knight
Box 3 Folder 153 Individual photos, not dated:
Sherry Clark, Arlist Lightfoot,
Kay Evers, Mark Reeves,
Brenda Leach, Lynette Stewart,
Jeanne Shanks, Janeen Unidentified,
Gervais Unidentified
Box 3 Folder 154 Individual photos, not dated:
Reece Walker, Eva Charlsie Ross,
Aleta McMillian, Etoye Ayres,
Joe Anne Heflin, Bobby Ray Tarpley,
Bobbie Gail Frances
Box 3 Folder 155 Individual photos, not dated:
Mrs. Jenkins – “Odeal”, Fermon;
Mrs. Eula Bailes
Box 3 Folder 156 Individual photos, Unidentified,
not dated; 6 females; 4 males
Box 3 Folder 157 Individual photos:
Kathryn Yearwood Tyler, 1946-1947
Glynn Pyland, 1946-1947
Terry Unidentified, 1963
Kevin Unidentified, 1985
Box 3 Folder 157 Bill Prince, 1984
Terry Haynes, 1981
Tommy Coyle, 1979
John Raymond Coyle, 1979
Box 3 Folder 158 Individual photos, Unidentified,
not dated:
Young woman standing in front
of a building
Box 3 Folder 159 Group photo, Unidentified,
not dated:
Girls basketball team;
“PV” on uniforms; possibly
Plainview High School in
Glenmora, LA.
Box 3 Folder 159 Group photo, Unidentified,
not dated:
Boys basketball team
Box 3 Folder 160 Group photos (3), not dated:
photos of unidentified
elementary students
Box 3 Folder 161 Group photos (3), not dated:
photos of unidentified high
school students
Box 3 Folder 162 Photo – exterior view of
the front of a school building,
not dated
Box 3 Folder 163 Belmont School – Unidentified male
students standing in line
in the lunchroom and Unidentified
female lunchroom workers; not dated
Family Portraits
Box 3 Folder 165 Winnifred, not dated
Box 3 Folder 165 Linn Snell, not dated
Barbara, Jeraldine & Ann – Mary
Ruth & Wesley Snell’s girls, not dated
Box 3 Folder 165 William Stuart Nichols, 1965
Box 3 Folder 165 Terry Haynes – son of Charles &
Rose, not dated
Box 3 Folder 165 Unidentified woman, “To Tom and
Mina, Lots of Love, Sister; Merry
Xmas”; not dated
Box 3 Folder 165 Unidentified infant, Wooley, not dated
Unidentified girl, Wooley, not dated
Box 3 Folder 166 Jerry, Dorothy, Jeff, Jason Sartor,
Jeff & Verna’s daughter, not dated
Box 3 Folder 166 Jeff Sartor, age 17, Jeff & Verna’s
Grandson; not dated
Box 3 Folder 166 Tyler & Jim Gorman, 1988
Paul David Oswald, 1985
Box 3 Folder 166 Michael Dowden, not dated
Robby, Dudley, Martha, not dated
Box 3 Folder 167 Irene Gilliland, not dated
Helen McKinney, not dated
Red Kennedy, not dated
Jeanette “Net” Kennedy, not dated
Box 3 Folder 167 Wayne Kennedy, not dated
Edward “ERH”, October 17, 1933
Loris & Doris, not dated
Box 3 Folder 168 Bernice Ammons, not dated
Box 3 Folder 169 Unidentified woman and
young girl; not dated
Box 3 Folder 170 Unidentified men, women and
children, not dated; (18 photos)
Box 3 Folder 171 Unidentified children & women,
not dated; (8 photos)
Box 3 Folder 172 Unidentified women, men and
a young girl, not dated; (5 photos)
Box 4 Folder 207 Unidentified infant; not dated
Box 4 Folder 208 Unidentified young girl; photo by
John C. Guillet Photography,
Natchitoches, LA.; not dated
Photo Greeting Cards & Postcards
Box 3 Folder 173 Photo greeting cards, 1960-1961
and not dated:
Notation reads, “Chris, Evelyn, Amy Sue and Russell”
Box 3 Folder 174 Photo greeting card:
Notation reads, “Billy, Judy & Jennifer Collins,
1964, Patterson, LA.
Box 3 Folder 174 Photo greeting card, not dated:
Notation reads, “Nobel, Fay & Darren”,
not dated, Mill Valley, CA.
Box 3 Folder 174 Photo greeting card, not dated:
Notation reads, “Coyle, Guianna and
David Stephenson”, not dated
Box 3 Folder 175 Photo greeting cards, not dated:
Notations read:
“The Youngbloods”
“Guy, Rita & Mike”
“Johnnie, W. R. & Sarah”
“Dr. and Mrs. Martin and Ricky”
“Dr. & Mildred, Allen & Renee”
Box 3 Folder 175 Photo postcards (2), Unidentified,
not dated
Box 3 Folder 175 Photo postcard, R. W. Walker,
Many, LA.; not dated
Family Photos
Box 4 Folder 176 Photo greeting card:
Notation reads:
‚ÄúGervais, Frank, M’Lee‚Äù, not dated
Box 4 Folder 176 Margaret Lucille Bouser & M’Lee;
February 3, 1962
Box 4 Folder 176 M’Lee, February 12, 1961 and not dated
Box 4 Folder 177 David Knippers (3), not dated
Photo greeting card: David Knippers,
not dated
Box 4 Folder 177 Promotional photo:
Knippers Trio – Quartet, not dated:
Ottis J. Knippers, Cecil C. Knippers,
Eloise Knippers, J. Raymond Parker;
Lawrenceburg, Tennessee
Box 4 Folder 178 Hamp & Mamie, 1943 & not dated
Truman Alford, not dated
Rev. John M. Wright, Evangelist, not dated
Beatrice, not dated
Gervais, not dated
Box 4 Folder 179 “The Aldredge Family”, April 1979
Unidentified man & woman, not dated
Box 4 Folder 180 Gertie Lou Russell, not dated
Wilfred Russell, not dated
Meredith Russell, not dated
Box 4 Folder 181 Charlotte Ann Polk:
photos of her as a toddler, wearing a
formal dress & playing piano, with
an unidentified man & woman;
none of the photos are dated
Box 4 Folder 182 Janna Kay Fulfer (9), 1977-1983
Jodi Michelle Fulfer (6), 1977-1983
Janna & Jodi Fulfer, not dated
Box 4 Folder 183 Arlene Salter, at J. S. Salter’s
home; September 1955
Larry Scott & Arlene Salter, not dated
Box 4 Folder 183 Scott & J. S., not dated
Scott, not dated
Box 4 Folder 183 Unidentified boy, not dated
Unidentified group of people, not dated
Box 4 Folder 184 Not dated:
Cristy; Essie; David
Box 4 Folder 184 Ron, 1987 & 1988
Box 4 Folder 184 John, Lauren, Joe, Alice Coyle,
November 25, 1981
Box 4 Folder 184 Buildings, “Holland, snow on ground”,
February 2, 1980
Box 4 Folder 184 Unidentified man standing at church
pulpit; Pine Grove Baptist Church;
April 11, 1982
Box 4 Folder 185 Unidentified man wearing a suit and hat,
sitting on a tree stump; wooden barrels
spread out on the ground; possibly
a wooden barrel manufacturer; not dated
Box 4 Folder 185 Exterior view of a house, not dated
A dog, not dated
Cemetery – Massingill Funeral Home
(Many, LA.) canopy covering a grave,
not dated
Box 4 Folder 186 Woman wearing roller skates; notation
reads ‚ÄúVurby’s‚Äù; not dated
Box 4 Folder 186 Joyce, not dated
Unidentified man in military uniform,
notation reads “Gadge A”, not dated
Mr. Butler, not dated
Box 4 Folder 186 Sara Miller, not dated
Charlotte Ann Perrodin, not dated
Jimmy Gene Dees, not dated
Box 4 Folder 186 Evelyn, Normarine and Unidentified
man; not dated
Box 4 Folder 187 Unidentified:
Woman holding infant & young boy
standing; April 1961
Infant, April 1961
Group of people, July 1961
Box 4 Folder 187 Exterior of a house, July 1961
Box 4¬PD† Folder 187 Unidentified:
Young child, January 1962
Young girl, November 1962
Woman, October 1962
Box 4 Folder 187 Unidentified:
Children in costumes, February 1964
Children in costumes, February 1966
Group of women on porch, November 1966
Box 4 Folder 187 Unidentified:
Bride & groom, September 1977
Bride, October 1977
Box 4 Folder 188 Unidentified:
Group of children performing in a
school play; May 1957
Box 4 Folder 188 Unidentified:
Parakeet, August 1959
Woman standing next to dining table,
Summer 1944
Man, 2 women, young girl, July 1949
Infant, March 1961
Box 4 Folder 189 Mrs. W. A. Parrott, Nacogdoches, TX.,
August 1955
Box 4 Folder 189 Unidentified group of people, Overton, TX., not dated
Box 4 Folder 189 Unidentified people, not dated
Box 4 Folder 190 Unidentified:
Young girl wearing a formal dress – seated
in front of a piano; seated in a recliner;
July 1949
Box 4 Folder 190 Unidentified:
Young girl wearing a formal dress;
May 1957
Box 4 Folder 191 Various photos of unidentified children,
1937-1964
Box 4 Folder 191 Unidentified adults wearing swimming
attire, notation reads “Corpus, Texas”,
September 1955
Box 4 Folder 191 Unidentified adults swimming,
notation reads “Biloxi, Miss.”,
not dated
Box 4 Folder 192 Unidentified man & woman,
notation reads “Many 1960”,
not dated
Box 4 Folder 192 Unidentified woman & 2 young
children, notation reads “Easter
1964”; April 1964
Box 4 Folder 192 “Kim and Robby”, April 1964
Box 4 Folder 192 Album-ette by The Fox Co. in San
Antonio, Texas; various people
swimming, cooking outside and
eating watermelon; September 1953
Box 4 Folder 192 Unidentified older man & woman
standing behind the counter of a
store, unidentified younger woman
standing in front of counter, notation
reads “Mrs. Eleanor”; not dated
Box 4 Folder 192 Unidentified older man & woman in a
living room; not dated; photo by
Guillet Studio, Natchitoches, LA.
Box 4 Folder 193 Unidentified older man & 2 unidentified
women, notation reads ‚ÄúPike’s Peak‚Äù,
not dated
Box 4 Folder 193 Various unidentified people; possibly
a family gathering; September 1957
Box 4 Folder 194 Unidentified young girls, Infant boy
and woman; not dated
Box 4 Folder 194 Album Prints by Pelican Photo Co. in
Lafayette, LA.; unidentified young
girl, infant in swing and woman;
not dated
Box 4 Folder 194 Album-ette by The Fox Co. in San
Antonio, Texas; Unidentified young
girls, man and woman in hospital
with baby; April 1953
Box 4 Folder 195 Various unidentified people,
not dated
Box 4 Folder 196 Album Prints by Griffin’s Studio
in Monroe, LA., unidentified woman
and 2 young boys; not dated
Box 4 Folder 197 Unidentified young child, not dated
Box 4 Folder 198 Unidentified young child wearing
eyeglasses and sitting in a chair;
not dated
Box 4 Folder 199 Unidentified men and women;
not dated
Box 4 Folder 200 Unidentified woman and young
girl; not dated
Box 4 Folder 201 Unidentified children, babies,
men & women; not dated
Box 4 Folder 202 Unidentified man, woman and
young woman in formal attire;
not dated
Box 4 Folder 203 Unidentified men & women;
not dated
Box 4 Folder 204 Unidentified handicapped young
man; not dated
Box 4 Folder 205 Unidentified young girl; not dated
Box 4 Folder 206 Unidentified young girls; not dated
Box 4 Folder 206 Unidentified woman; not dated
Box 4 Folder 206 Unidentified man in military uniform
sitting on stairs in front of a building;
not dated
News Clippings, Not Dated
Box 4 Folder 209 Engagement announcement:
Leta Leah Pugh to Bill Aubrey Lay
Box 4 Folder 209 “Received A. B. Degree”,
Audrey Wagley, Louisiana State
Normal College; daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Wagley of Many, LA.
Ann Brittain Collection
Five (5) scrapbooks (12″x14″) documenting the filming of Steel Magnolias in Natchitoches and the surrounding area. These items offer a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse of an important event in Natchitoches history.
Thirty-five (35) genealogy charts (35″x 22″) documenting the Prudhomme, Lambre and other related families. These charts are particularly valuable due to the increasing interest in genealogical studies on the Natchitoches area. The particular family lines included in these documents represent some of the key players in the history and development of the area.
Caroline Hammett Brown Collection
Donation of family items by Caroline Brown’s daughters: Normal diplomas, catalog, graduation invitations, and a genealogy book Keeping Up with the Browns and Joneses which has been catalogued.
Sharon Brown Collection
The Jena Choctaw by Sharon Brown: criteria for federal recognition of an Indian group; evidence from several sources; family migrations; sources for further research.
Joan Brunson, M.D. Collection
Scope and Content
This collection contains a few receipts and correspondence related to J. N. Thompson (Montgomery, Alabama) and the settling of his estate. Much of the receipts document Thompson’s lifetime transactions, while the correspondence largely deals with the settling of his estate upon his death to Berta Maxwell of Pollock, Louisiana. Also included is a letter from Sarah McDougal to her sister and one to Thompson from his sister, Eula Sullivan in Dayton, Alabama.
Janice Murphy Bryson Collection
Mrs. Bryson donated to the Archives Division two objects which she made as a student in a Normal Art Class, 1921-1922. She graduated in 1922.
1. Table scarf worked in Newcombe-style embroidery; the design shows the Normal entrance, the only entrance at the time she was a student.
2. Pine needle basket containing a button collection.
Coralie Buard-Cloutier Collection
Biographical Sketch
The Buard-Cloutier Collection contains a few personal items that belonged to Coralie Buard or concern her family. Miss Buard was the composer of Oak Hill March; she was later Mrs. Cloutier, and was the grandmother of the donor of the collection, Elma Lambre Gueno. There are several undated items, an album from 1858 with verses written throughout the war years, an undated prayer book, and Xerox copies of an 1862 Confederate pay receipt.
George S. Buckner Collection
Louise Wasson’s album, kept when she was a State Normal student, 1919 to 1922, was given to NSU by George S. Buckner. Though in deteriorated condition, the album’s ninety page hold snapshots, cartoons, letters, invitations, clippings, bridge tallies, a scholarship award, a valedictory address, and other memorabilia.
Lela V. Bullock Collection
Much of the Bullock collection has not been processed. The processed materials consist of slides documenting various nature scenes, family reunions and European trips. It appears that most of these slides concern the family of Neil Bullock. He was born in 1916, near Selma, Louisiana. Bullock attended Louisiana State University, and later moved to Franklinton, Louisiana. He was employed as a soil conversationalist.
Inventory
Box Carousel
1 1 Nature
1 1 Slides 1-20 Plants and trees
1 1 Slides 21-40 Trees, plants, flowers, berries
1 1 Slides 41-60 Flowers, trees, fields
1 1 Slides 61-80 Flowers, trees, water, rainbow, sunset, the moon
1 1 Slides 81-100 Roads, water, signs, floods
1 2 Senior Citizens of Clifton Baptist Church Tour of Gulf Coast
1 2 Slides 1-20 People, churches, buildings, trains
1 2 Slides 21-40 Tour of Beauvoir House, last home of Jefferson
Davis
1 2 Slides 41-60 Seashells, souvenir shops, Beauvoir House,
Widow Ross’s House, Jackson Hall
1 2 Slides 61-80 Houses, Widow Ross’s House, trees
1 2 Slides 81-91 People and houses
1 3 Neil’s gravel Operations, Locomotives, Green Gravel Pit
1 3 Slides 1-20 Trees, land, machinery
1 3 Slides 21-40 Gravel pit, trains, land, water
1 3 Slides 41-54
1 4 Rome, Italy
1 4 Slides 1-20 The Coliseum, the Vatican
1 4 21-40 Monumental buildings
1 4 41-60 Landscapes, monumental buildings
1 4 61-80 Monumental sites, gardens
1 4 Rome, Italy continues
1 4 Automobiles, bridges, monuments leaning tower of Pisa
1 5 Landscapes, Trees, Agriculture
1 5 Slides 1-20 Greenery, flowers, landscapes
1 5 Slides 21-40 Landscapes, gardens, etc.
1 5 Slides 41-60 Housing repairs, individual photos, interior photos
1 5 61-80 Pictures of various flowers
1 5 81-96 Various flowers, and a photo of a church
1 6 Flowers, Trees, Land, Plants
1 6 Slides 1-20 Flowers, trees, swamps
1 6 Slides 21-40 Flowers, trees marshes
1 6 Slides 41-60 Plants, trees, flowers, wildflowers
1 6 Slides 61-80 Plants, land, trees, flowers
1 6 Slides 81-100 Land, trees, flowers, people
1 7 Tour of Someplace in Europe
1 7 Slides 1-20 Buildings, landscapes, town of Kaag, gardens, castles
1 7 Slides 21-40 Gardens, castles, buildings, monuments
1 7 Slides 41-60 Flowers, trees, gardens, fields, books
1 7 Slides 61-80 Sunsets, castles, people, houses, butterflies
1 7 Slides 81-100 Landscapes, trees, clock
1 8 Gardens, Castles, Flowers
1 8 Slides 1-20 Grulleman’s, people, flowers, trees
1 8 Gardens, Castles, Flowers continues
1 8 Slides 21-40 Gardens, castles, buildings, monuments
1 8 Slides 41-60 Flowers, trees, gardens, fields, books
1 8 Slides 61-80 Sunsets, castles, people, houses, butterflies
1 8 Slides 81-100 Landscapes, trees, clock
1 9 Venice
1 9 Slides 1-20 Gondolas, buildings
1 9 Slides 21-40 Mountains, buildings, statues
1 9 Slides 41-60 Landscapes
1 9 Slides 61-80 Pictures of books
1 9 Slides 81-100 Pictures of book, letters, landscapes, people,
buildings
2 10 Italy
2 10 Slides 1-20 Two Basilicas, their statues, crypts, paintings
2 10 Slides 21-40 Rome various sites
2 10 Slides 41-60 Rome various sites
2 10 Slides 61-80 Italy sites
2 10 Slides 81-100 Italy sites
2 11 Italy
2 11 Slides 1-20 Sites, landscapes
2 11 Slides 21-40 People, sites, landscapes
2 11 Slides 41-60 People
2 11 Slides 61-75 Flowers, gardens, church, landscapes, people
2 12 Italy
2 12 Slides 1-20 Letters, landscapes, flowers, buildings
2 12 Slides 21-40 Buildings, landscapes, books, flowers
2 12 Slides 41-60 Buildings, letters
2 12 Slides 61-80 Books, buildings, (some aerial), people
2 12 Slides 81-100 Aerials, books, money, rocks, landscapes
2 13 Landscapes
2 13 Slides 1-20 Water scenes, nature
2 13 Slides 21-40 Trees, various types
2 13 Slides 41-60 Landscapes
2 13 Slides 61-80 Signs, trees
2 13 Slides 81-99 Landscapes, Trees
2 14 Italy
2 14 Slides 1-20 Boats, water scenes
2 14 Slides 21-40 Trees, monumental buildings
2 14 Slides 41-60 St. Paul’s Cathedral, other buildings
2 14 Slides 61-80 Venezia, St. Mark’s Square, Church of St. Mark
2 14 Slides 81-100 Landscapes, buildings
2 15 Horses
2 15 Slides 1-20 Groups of people, horses
2 15 Slides 21-40 Horseback riding
2 16 Europe
2 16 Slides 1-20 Europe, House of Sijtje Boes, Nederland
2 16 Slides 21-40 Nederland Spakenburg
2 16 Slides 41-60 Flowers
2 16 Slides 61-80 Flowers, streets, buildings
2 16 Slides 81-100 Fields, water
2 17 Wedding and Fourth of July Picnic
2 17 Slides 1-20 People at wedding
2 17 Slides 21-40 Fourth of July picnic
2 17 Slides 41-60 Picnic, portraits
2 17 Slides 61-82 House, garden
2 18 Flowers
2 18 Slides 1-20 Trees, baby pictures, people
2 18 Slides 21-40 Trees, baby pictures, people
2 18 Slides 41-60 Flowers
2 18 Slides 61-80 Flowers
2 18 Slides 81-100 Flowers
2 19 Zoo Tour
2 19 Slides 1-20 people, trees, flowers
2 19 Slides 21-40 Plants, people, train, flowers
3 19 Slides 41-60 River, rocks, sand, people
3 19 Slides 61-80 Various animals, zoo tour
3 19 Zoo Tour continues
3 19 Slides 81-99 Zoo, people, sunsets
3 20 Flowers, People, Gardens
3 20 Slides 1-20 Flowers, people land, plants
3 20 Slides 21-40 Baton Rouge, church, buildings
3 20 Slides 41-60 people, houses, gardens
3 20 Slides 61-80 Gardens, people, trees
3 20 Slides 81-100 People, cars, pen set, flowers
3 21 Parade, People, Trees
3 21 Slides 1-20 Trees, parade, bands
3 21 Slides 21-40 People, parade, floats
3 21 Slides 41-60 People, trees, floats, bands
3 21 Slides 61-80 Re-enactment of Old Town
3 21 Slides 81-96 People
3 22 Magazine Pictures
3 22 Slides 1-20 Magazine pictures, flower
3 22 Slides 21-40 Magazine pictures, flower
3 22 Slides 41-60 Magazine pictures, flower
3 22 Slides 61-77 Magazine pictures, flower
3 23 Europe
3 23 Slides 1-20 Pisa, landscapes, markets
3 23 Slides 21-40 Wedding, trees, Eiffel Tower
3 23 Slides 41-60 Monuments, flowers, trees
3 23 Slides 61-80 City buildings, monuments
3 23 Slides 81-100 Monuments, buildings, flowers
3 24 New Orleans
3 24 Slides 1-20 People, bus tour, city streets
3 24 Slides 21-40 Park, city streets, people
3 24 Slides 41-49 People
3 25 England, London
3 25 Slides 1-20 Sea, boat tour, monuments soldiers
3 25 Slides 21-40 Soldiers, Big Ben, city streets
3 25 Slides 41-60 Buildings, bus, people, monuments
3 25 Slides 61-80 Bridges, Westminster Abbey, plane, flowers
3 25 Slides 81-100 Views from plane
3 26 Holland
3 26 Slides 1-20 Car, trees, airplane, view from plane
3 26 Slides 21-40 Traveling down streets, flowers
3 26 Slides 41-60 Field, houses, flowers, trees
3 26 Slides 61-80 City lights, buildings, flowers
3 26 Slides 81-100 Trees, flowers, plants
3 27 Trees, Land, Rivers, People
3 27 Slides 1-20 Trees, dog, swamp, land, farmer
3 27 Slides 21-40 River, land, bridges, trees
3 27 Slides 41-60 Machinery, land, trees, rivers, flowers
3 27 Slides 61-86 People, rivers, dams, fish, trees
4 28 Slides 1-20 Airplane views; picture of airplane; Venice Italy
4 28 Slides 21-40 Buildings, statues, maps, scenery
4 28 Slides 41-60 Flowers, scenery
4 28 Slides 61-80 Scenery, book, flowers
4 28 Slides 81-100 Poultry farm, buildings
4 28 Slides 101-120 Scenery
4 28 Slides 121-140 Pictures from book, scenery
4 28 Slides 141-160 Pictures of book, airplane views
4 28 slides 161-180 airplane and views, scenery
4 28 Slides 181-200 Scenery
4 28 Slides 201-220 Scenery, blank
4 28 Slides 221-240 Scenery
4 28 Slides 241-260 Scenery
4 28 Slides 261-280 Trees
4 28 Slides 281-300 Trees
4 28 Slides 301-320 Trees
4 28 Slides 321-340 Trees and a ladder
4 28 Slides 341-360 Trees and ladder
4 28 Slides 361-380 Trees building and flowers
4 28 Slides 381-400 Trees and buildings
4 28 Slides 401-420 Trees, buildings, and bird house
4 28 Slides 421-440 Trees, flowers, and car
4 28 Slides 441-460 Trees, flowers, landscaping, and mountains
4 28 Slides 461-470 Trees
4 29 Slides 1-20 Trees cars, river, and snow
4 29 Slides 21-40 Woods, trees, and birds
4 29 Slides 41-60 Trees, woods, birds
4 29 Slides 61-80 Forests, trees, cars, road
4 29 Slides 81-100 Buildings, train, menu, various birds
4 29 Slides 101-120 Birds, cows, map, sheep, people, rock structures
4 29 Slides 121-140 Buildings, snow, trees, map
4 29 Slides 141-160 Stream, animals, and people
4 29 Slides 161-180 Animals, fields farm
4 29 Slides 181-200 Table setting, people, birds, trees
4 29 Slides 201-220 Books, fort, house, trees
4 29 Slides 221-240 Trees, buildings, cars, flowers
4 29 Slides 241-260 Trees, fields, farm, lake, flowers
4 29 Slides 261-280 Flowers trees
4 29 Slides 281-300 Flowers plants
4 29 Slides 301-320 Flowers, leaves, dirt
4 29 Slides 321-340 Fields, farm, flowers, and trees
4 29 Slides 341-360 Airplane, land, map, books, grave, flowers
5 29 Slides 361-380 People, flowers, and trees
5 29 Slides 381-400 Animals, dirt road, trees, and cars
5 29 Slides 401-420 Pastures, trees, and a book
5 29 Slides 421-440 Book, trees, houses and dirt roads
5 29 Slides 441-460 Book, people, trees, and machinery
5 29 Slides 461-480 People, trees, land, river, an roads
5 29 Slides 481-503 Roads, trees, flowers, and land
5 30 Slides 1-20 Flowers, land trees and river
5 30 Slides 21-40 Flowers, trees, land, and cartoons
5 30 Slides 41-60 Flowers, land, and farms
5 30 Slides 61-80 Church. Followers, land, truck
5 30 Slides 81-100 River trees, flowers, truck, barn, land
5 30 Slides 101-120 Flowers, plants, river trees
5 30 Slides 121-140 Trees flowers, land
5 30 Slides 141-180 Flowers land, humming bird, trees, house, and
water.
5 30 Slides 181-200 Farm, flowers, trees
5 30 Slides 201-220 Farm, land, plants, trees
5 30 Slides 221-240 House, trees, flowers, plants, and buildings
5 30 Slides 241-260 Trees, flowers, buildings
5 30 Slides 261-280 Flowers, trees and land
5 30 Slides 281-300 Flowers, trees
5 30 301-320 Flowers, trees, people buildings
5 30 321-340 Flowers, land, trees, house and people
5 30 Slides 341-355 Trees, people, land and machinery
5 31 Slides 1-20 Flowers, birds trees and people
5 31 Slides 21-40 Land, trees, and a house
5 31 Slides 41-60 Flowers, trees land and birds
5 31 Slides 61-80 Birds, flowers, trees,
5 31 Slides 81-100 Flowers, plants water, trees, land
5 31 Slides 101-120 Birds, nests
5 31 Slides 121-140 Trees, land, birds, people
5 31 Slides 141-160 Trees, flowers, land, sign birds, books
5 31 Slides 161-180 Book, land, trees, flowers
5 31 Slides 181-200 Land, trees
5 31 Slides 201-220 Ladder, flowers
5 31 Slides 221-240 Flowers, land, trees, birds, water
5 31 Slides 241-260 Pigs, trees, land, truck
5 31 Slides 261-280 Trees, people, Christmas
5 31 Slides 281-300 Car, Christmas, trees
5 31 Slides301-320 Car, trees
Mabel Bullock Collection
Scope and Content
The bulk of the materials include correspondence to and from Mrs. C. J. (Georgia) McGinty from the Louisiana towns of Keachie, Pineville and Alpha. These are dated between 1879 and 1889. There is also one photograph of a young girl with the inscription ‚ÄúFrom Susie to Nettie‚Äù on the back. Other items include a $10 note dated 1834, a receipt from Farmer’s Gin in Colfax, Louisiana and a certificate given to Maurice A. Phillips in 1927 by Louisiana State University.
Jeroline Perry Bumgardner Collection
Fifty-nine photocopy pages contain the early minutes of the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church of Bienville Parish. The minutes start with the adoption of a constitution and the organization of the church. There-after, they tell of church business and contain names of members.
This church was located three miles east of Ringgold on the Castor Road.
Burr-Wilkinson Conspiracy
This item is a 38-page printed booklet dated 1808 containing copies of correspondence and other items relating to the Burr-Wilkinson conspiracy. The questions were directed to Senator John Smith of Ohio, who was accused of complicity by the U. S. Senate, and the replies by Smith did not clear him, and led to his resignation from the Senate.
Oscar Butler Microfilm Collection
No. 24-0951 Bids Due 11-26-68, President’s Home and Married Students Housing
No. 24-0360 Bids 9/1/77, Renovations to St. Denis Hall- Northwestern University, Natchitoches, LA, No Dr. 632-267
No. 24-0943 Bids Due 11-4-68, Women’s Gym for Northwestern State College, Natchitoches, LA
Job 24-1316, Bids Due 10/5/69, President’s Residence, Northwestern State College, Natchitoches, LA
Oscar C. Butler Collection (1950-1971, n.d.)
Location: 10-D-3 thru 10-D-4
Top of Art Cabinet
Series 1. Contract Files
Sub Series 1 NSU
Box 1
Folder 1 Bullard Hall Special Ed. Dept., 1967-1968
Folder 2 Dormitories and Dining Facilities 1957
Folder 3 Fournet Hall, 1964-1965
Folder 4 Fournet Hall, 1965
Folder 5 Fournet Hall, 1965-1966
Folder 6 Fournet Hall, 1965-1967
Folder 7 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1961
Folder 8 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1962
Box 2
Folder 9 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1962
Folder 10 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1962
Folder 11 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1962
Folder 12 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1962
Folder 13 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1962-63
Folder 14 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1963
Folder 15 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1963
Box 3
Folder 16 Health & Phys. Ed. Building 1963
Folder 17 Health & Phys. Ed. Building 1963
Folder 18 Health & Phys. Ed. Building 1963-64
Folder 19 Health & Phys. Ed. Building 1964
Folder 20 Health & Phys. Ed. Building 1964
Folder 21 Health & Phys. Ed. Building 1965
Folder 22 Health & Phys. Ed. Building 1966
Folder 23 Health & Phys. Ed. Building 1967
Box 4
Folder 24 Married Student Housing, 1963
Folder 25 Married Student Housing, 1964-66
Folder 26 Miscellaneous, 1961-68
Folder 27 President’s Residence, 1967-68
Folder 28 President’s Residence, 1969
Folder 29 President’s Residence, 1970
Folder 30 Student Bookstore and Post Office, 1961-62
Folder 31 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1964
Box 5
Folder 32 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1965
Folder 33 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1965
Folder 34 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1965
Folder 35 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1965-66
Folder 36 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1966-67
Folder 37 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1967
Folder 38 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1968
Box 6
Folder 39 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1968
Folder 40 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1969
Folder 41 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1969
Folder 42 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1969
Folder 43 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1969
Folder 44 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1970
Series 2. Specifications
Sub Series 1 NSU
Box 7
Folder 45 Bullard Hall-Special Ed. Dept., 1967
Folder 46 Dormitories and Dining Facilities, 1957
Folder 47 Dormitories and Dining Facilities, 1957
Folder 48 Fournet Hall, 1965
Folder 49 Fournet Hall, 1965
Folder 50 Fournet Hall: Reconstruction, 1965
Folder 51 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1958
Folder 52 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1963
Folder 53 Health & Phys. Ed. Building, 1964
Folder 54 Industrial Education Building, 1954
Folder 55 Livestock Laboratory, 1957
Box 8
Folder 56 Married Student Housing, 1961
Folder 57 Married Student Housing, 1963
Folder 58 Married Student Housing, 1965
Folder 59 Married Student Housing, 1968
Folder 60 President’s Residence, 1968
Folder 61 President’s Residence, 1969
Folder 62 President’s Residence, 1969
Folder 63 Student Bookstore and Post Office, n.d.
Folder 64 Wesley Foundation Building, 1963
Folder 65 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1964
Folder 66 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1965
Box 9
Folder 67 Women’s Dormitory Building, 1966
Folder 68 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1968
Folder 69 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1968
Folder 70 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1968
Folder 71 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1969
Folder 72 Women’s Phys. Ed. Facility, 1969
Sub Series 2 Non-NSU, Specifications
Folder 73 Huckaby Hospital, Coushatta, Louisiana, 1967
Folder 74 Louisiana National Guard Building, 1962
Folder 75 Natchitoches Central Area Trade School For Negroes, 1955
Box 10 Microfilmed documents (see end attachment)
Series 3. Architectural Drawings (On top of Art Cabinet)
Sub Series 1 NSU
OS Folder 22 Agriculture Department Accessory Building, 1967
OS Folder 24 Biological Sciences Building, 1967
OS Folder 21 Bullard Hall-Alterations and Renovations, 1966
OS Folder 10 Caspari Hall (Dormitories and Dining Facilities)-Parking Area, 1958
OS Folder 16 Dormitories (3 Buildings)-Utilities and Utility Extensions, 1964
OS Folder 23 Dormitories and Dining Facilities, 1967, n.d.
OS Folder 4 Dormitories and Dining Facilities-Footing Plan and Second Floor Framing Unit #1, 1957
OS Folder 6 Dormitory and Dining Facilities-Kitchen Plan, Unit 3, 1957
OS Folder 7 Dormitory and Dining Facilities-Utilities Plot Plan, 1957
OS Folder 8 Dormitory and Dining Facilities-Utilities Plot Plan, 1957
OS Folder 19 Fournet Hall- Reconstruction, 1965
OS Folder 35 Library, n.d.
OS Folder 37 Library, n.d.
OS Folder 33 Library-Addition, n.d.
OS Folder 38 Library-Addition, n.d.
OS Folder 13 Married Student Housing, 1963
OS Folder 39 Married Student Housing, n.d.
OS Folder 18 Northwestern State College, 1965
OS Folder 17 Northwestern State College-Site Work, 1965
OS Folder 44 Phys. Ed. Building, 1964
OS Folder 29 President’s Home, 1969-1970
O S Folder 25 President’s Residence, 1968
OS Folder 27 President’s Residence, 1968
OS Folder 30 President’s Residence, 1969
OS Folder 31 President’s Residence-Addition, 1971
OS Folder 28 Presidents’ Residence, 1968
OS Folder 1B Science Building, 1950
OS Folder 2 Science Building-Laboratory Equipment and Supplies, 1952
OS Folder 36 Special Education Department-Alterations and Additions, n.d.
OS Folder 9 Special Education Office Building-Air Conditioning, 1957
OS Folder 12 St. Denis Cafeteria-Modifications, 1961
OS Folder 5 Stadium-Alterations, 1957, n.d.
OS Folder 11 Student Bookstore and Post Office-Addition, 1961
OS Folder 34 Teacher’s Education Center, n.d.
OS Folder 15 Unidentified, 1964
OS Folder 3 West Barracks, 1957
OS Folder 14 Women’s Dormitory, 1964
OS Folder 42 Women’s Dormitory and Dining Hall, 1966
OS Folder 32 Women’s Physical Education Building, 1967, 1969, n.d.
OS Folder 26 Women’s Physical Education Facility Site, 1968
OS Folder 43 Women’s Physical Education Facility Site, 1968-69, n.d.
OS Folder 41 Women’s Physical Education Facility, n.d.
Sub Series 2 NON-NSU, Architectural Drawings (On top of Art Cabinet)
OS Folder 20 Huckaby Hospital, Coushatta, Louisiana, 1966
OS Folder 1A Negro High School, Natchitoches, Louisiana, 1950
Caddo Indian Oral History Collection
Scope and Content
This collection contains oral histories that concentrate on the culture and history of the Caddo Indian Tribe. Included are compact discs along with a booklet of interview transcripts and a brief look at Caddo Indian history. The booklet contains more interview transcripts than are listed on the compact discs.
Beverly C. Caldwell Collection
Scope and Content
The President Caldwell Collection contains seven items donated by Dr. Eliot Knowles: views of the campus buildings erected during the administration of resident Caldwell.
Neil Cameron Collection
John F. Kennedy Assassination and Aftermath Collection
(Nov.23, 1963-April 24, 1964) ACC# 685 4-I-1
Processed 2003 Revised 2014
History and Scope
The Neil Cameron Collection presents artifacts recalling the President John F. Kennedy Assassination on November 22, 1963. The collection is comprised of Newspapers and magazines that were published on or around that date. Also included is a 5 cent bread token that would have been used to purchase bread at the Standard Bakery in Natchitoches, LA. This collection would be interesting to anyone interested in United States History.
Loose Items
Natchitoches History
1. One Bread Token, Standard Bakery, Natchitoches, LA n.d.
John F. Kennedy Assassination and Aftermath Publications
Newspapers
2. The Paris News, November 23, 1963
3. The Dallas Morning News, November 23, 1963
4. The Dallas Morning News, November 25, 1963
Magazines
5. LIFE, November 29, 1963
6. LOOK Kennedy and his Family Pictures, 1963
7. LIFE, December 13, 1963
8. LIFE, April 24, 1964
Camp Fire Girls Collection
Scope and Content
This 1966-1967 scrapbook of the Lola group of Camp Fire Girls of Natchitoches, La., contains clippings telling about support of the Vietnam effort, and as honors program.
Campus Girl Scouts Collection
Scope and Content
This collection documents both the Campus Girl Scouts and Campus Fire Girls organizations affiliated with Northwestern State University of Louisiana in Natchitoches, Louisiana. The bulk of the material concerns the Campus Girl Scouts organization during the early 1970s. The materials on the Camp Fire Girls organization date from the early 1920s and consist of a handbook, photographs, certificates, an “Apache Loom” and a complete outfit. The eleven items of the Campus Girl Scouts Collection, dated from 1969 to 1973, give some ideas of the activities, personnel, and finances of the college troop. These items apparently belonged to Mabel Darwin.
Inventory
Folder
1 Correspondence, 1970-1973, undated
2 Clippings, 1970-1971, undated
3 By-Laws, 1972, undated
4 Reports, 1970-1973
5 Minutes, 1972
6 Newsletters, 1972-1973
7 Photographic materials,1924-1972, undated
8 Other printed materials, 1912-1973, undated
Oversize Materials
8-D-3 Camp Fire Girls Uniform & “Apache Loom”
Cane River Collection
from Historic New Orleans Collection
This collection consists of items donated by the Historic New Orleans Collection and consists of five rolls of negative microfilm and the Provisional Guide To The Cane River Collection by the HNOC dated 1982, call number: F377 N4 P76 1982 LACOLL.
The guide lists the documents contained on the microfilm reels which are also located in the HNOC and originally donated to them by Mr. Robert DeBlieux. Documents pertain primarily to the Cane River Region in Natchitoches Parish and span the years of 1817 – 1871. Some documents are not dated.
Location Roll # Folder # Timespan
Microfilm Cabinet Roll 1 Folders 1 – 316 1817 – 1830
Microfilm Cabinet Roll 2 Folders 317 – 619 1831 – 1841
Microfilm Cabinet Roll 3 Folders 620 – 976 1841 – 1847
Microfilm Cabinet Roll 4 Folders 977 – 1351 1847 – No Date
Microfilm Cabinet Roll 5 Folders 1352 – 1411 No dates
Cane River Historic Documents Project Collection
Scope and Content
The purpose of this document is to explain the contents of the three CDs of digital images presented to various organizations in Natchitoches as part of the Cane River Historic Documents Project. The first CD contains Succession Book 1, the second Succession Book 2 and the third four successions from a later date. Succession Books 1 and 2 are distinctive because they are the first successions to be recorded separately from the more general business of the notaire. They cover the period 1813 ‚Äì 1820. Previously, successions were recorded in the Conveyance Books. Perhaps because of the increasing amount of paperwork involved as successions became larger, and that the books had to leave the notaire’s offices to record the property, by the 1810s successions were being recorded separately. The supporting documentation for some successions has also been preserved, starting a few years later, and this has recently been encapsulated by the Clerk of Court’s Office. From the thousands of examples that survived from the nineteenth century, I selected four to digitally photograph. These were ones with the closest links to the Cane River Historic Documents Project; Augustin Metoyer (1859), Dominique Metoyer (1840), Jean Baptiste Louis Metoyer (1837) and Marianne Doclas (c1827).
The images were taken over a period of three days at the end of April 2004. The results are variable, particularly near the beginning of Succession book 1, but for the most part very successful. This has proved to be a rapid technique for recording images, which were taken with a hand-held camera and saved as medium quality jpegs. More time was taken in the manipulation of the images, which was done in Photoshop, and mainly involved cropping, ‚Äòskewing’ the images so they appeared to be shot straight on, and altering the levels and contrast. Legibility was my central concern rather than keeping the image looking like the original, which explains the variety of color tones in some. Some of them appear slightly out of focus ‚Äì while in some cases they probably are, this is more often an effect of the ink bleeding into the paper. The succession books and the selections from later successions were processed in slightly different ways, with the succession books being more manipulated. Whilst all of these documents are encapsulated, the later succession papers are encapsulated in a shinier plastic that is more reflective than that used to cover the leaves of the succession books, which does affect the quality of the images.
While I have made every attempt to make sure that the pages remain in the order that they were taken, the peculiarities of copying files means that they will sometimes reorganize themselves alphabetically, though to a certain extent this is controlled by their organization into folders. However, the file names are straightforward and follow the page numbers of the volumes themselves, with the index to the volume labeled in Roman numerals, and the rest of the volume in numbers from 1. There may appear to be pages missing, or extra pages added – these have been checked and are the result of mistakes made by the clerk who wrote the document mislabeling pages. Ideally, I would have created a Word index to use with the digital images so users could go directly to the pages they are interested in, however, lack of time forbade me from this undertaking. The four selected successions are numbered simply in the order they appear in the bound volumes, as they do not have page numbers.
This project represents the first stage in the digitization of the important collections held at the Clerk of Courts Office. Hopefully these electronic documents will demonstrate how digitizing simultaneously addresses issues of access and preservation, both key concerns of the Cane River National Heritage Area.
Many thanks must go to the Cane River National Heritage Area for funding the Cane River Historic Documents Project. For this section of the project thanks must go to the Clerk of Court Louis Bernard for his support and especially to Linda Cockrell for her help and advice. Fiona J. L. Handley, June 2004
Inventory
CD
1 Succession Book 1
2 Succession Book 2
3 Extra Successions
Lucille Carnahan Collection
Scope and Content
The Carnahan Collection contains five documents that were found in Natchitoches High School in 1939. Three are Natchitoches records dated 1793, 1807, and 1808. Two, from St. Martin Parish, are dated 1845, and 1856. The 1793 will of Philippe Frederic shows signatures of nine Natchitoches persons, as does the 1807 inventory. The 1808 land conveyance deed bears four signatures. Also included is a 1996 oral history of Carnahan with a transcription.
Topics indexed:
Armant, Joseph Marie
Bernard, Marie Catherine
Carnahan Collection
Castille, Gervais
Chelettre, Banrnabe
Chelettre, Francois
Chelettre, Pierre
Davion, Marie Louise
Dortolant, Bernard
Frederic, Andre
Frederic, Catherine
Frederic, Euphrasie
Frederic, Francois
Frederic, Jean
Frederic, Mathias
Frederic, Pelagie
Frederic, Philippe
Frederic, Rosalie
Gagnier, Pierre
Indians: Natchitoches, 1793
Latti, Jean Baptiste
Latti, Joseph
Lauve, Nicholas
Lestage, Guillaume
Maes, Pre. Joseph
Natchitoches: 1793, 1807, 1808
Natchitoches: Indians, 1793
Natchitoches, Post of: 1793
Pantalon, Mme
Plaisants, Bertrand
Poissot, Widow
Sauvage, Marie Catherine
Slavery: 1808
Ste. Anne, Jean Baptiste Ailhaud
St. Martin Parish
The Carnahan Collection also contains one 1955 map of Canada and the northern United States and four maps depicting land and features in Natchitoches Parish during the nineteenth century. These maps appear to have been drawn by Carnahan herself.
The vertical files consist of 20 boxes, and include all the material collected by Carnahan on various subjects. The bulk of the material documents the history of Natchitoches Parish and the surrounding area. Also included are some handwritten notes by Carnahan on local genealogy. The “Writings” folders contain various literature written by Carnahan and others. The folders are arranged alphabetically. See box inventory for specific location of folders.
Vertical Files Folder List
Box
1 A
2 A-B
3 B
4 B-C
5 C
6 C
7 D-H
8 H-L
9 L-M
10 M
11 M
12 N
13 N
14 N
15 N
16 N
17 N
18 O-R
19 S-W
20 W
Laura Carroll Collection
This collection contains the research materials used by Carroll for her thesis completed for Northwestern State University of Louisiana in Natchitoches, Louisiana in 2000. The title of the thesis is Rewriting History: Inaccuracies and misrepresentations in Lyle Saxon’s writings.
Carruth Store Ledger
Scope and Content
This store ledger is from the Carruth Store in Spring Creek, Louisiana in Tangipahoa Parish. It documents daily business transactions. The store bought cotton, cottonseed and corn. Items the store sold included shoes, shirts, pants, calico, tobacco, sugar, coffee, wine and whiskey. The front of the ledger also contains several obituary clippings that have been pasted over existing pages. Most of the obituaries represent people from Rapides Parish.
-See Also
The Carruth Journal, 1872-1902 by Rev. J.H. Carruth
Available in CGHRC at location F375 C37 1996
Hazel K. Carter Collection
Folder Inventory:
Folder 1 Colonial inventory received from Chagnaux; items for Bte.
Grappe; no date
Folder 2 Marriage contract of Jean Bte. Grappe and Genevieve Sorel,
April 21, 1796; in French; original and photocopy
Folder 3 Translation and photocopy of “Policies on Slavery” by Jean
Baptiste Grappe, July 30, 1804; translated by
Dr. James J. Baran;
*Note: The archivist before 1988 put small collections together in boxes that were either
8 ½ x 11” or 8 ½ x 14” in size, numbered the boxes and designated the boxes as
“Miscellaneous” since they contained multiple collections.
Savanna M. Carter Collection
1-J-1 Savanna M. Carter Collection Acc.719
Art Drawer 11
1-J-1
Box 1
Folder 1
Deck of Elvis playing cards
Folder 2
Advertising pamphlet for subscriptions to Memphis Flash not dated
Advertisement, to purchase “First Cadillac” pendant and key, not dated
Folder 3
Letter to Elvis from Paul Lichter, Memphis Flash, August 11, 1977; re: praising Elvis for being a role model for others and their friendship
Folder 4
The Illustrated Elvis by W. A. Harbinson; Grossett & Dunlap: New York; 1976
Folder 5
Elvis A Tribute To Elvis, King of Rock by W. A. Harbinson; Grossett & Dunlap: New York; 1976
Folder 6
Magazine front cover, The Life and Death of Elvis Presley Collectors’ Issue, 1977
Folder 7
Back cover of magazine (?)
Folder 8
Magazine, The Life and Death of Elvis Presley; Manor Books: New York; 1977
Folder 9 Magazine, People Weekly, “The Elvis Legend One Year Later”, August 21, 1978
Folder 10
Magazine, Elvis Portrait Of A Legend, Memorial Collectors Edition; Memphis Flash: Huntington Valley, PA; 1976
Folder 11
Magazine, Collector’s Edition Life, ‚ÄúOn His 60th Birthday: A Celebration in Pictures; February 10, 1995
Folder 12 News clippings:
‚ÄúHayride Elvis’ claim to fame‚Äù, August 17, 1977, source unknown
“Presley lives in minds of friends”, no date, source unknown
‚ÄúElvis’ gyrations not pleasing to all‚Äù, no date, source unknown
“Bodyguard reports Elvis had severe drug habit”, no date, source unknown
Lake Charles American Press “Elvis—early days”, August 17, 1977
“Elvis Presley: A symbol of rebellion”, no date, source unknown
‚ÄúCoroner rules out Elvis’ drug abuse‚Äù, August 18, 1977, source unknown
“Monroe women victims”, no date, source unknown
“Elvis fans empty stores of records”, no date, source unknown
“Elvis look-alike is suddenly in demand”, no date, source unknown
“Elvis in retrospect: Farewell to a king”, no date, source unknown
Lake Charles American Press ‚ÄúElvis Mourners’ Vigil: Thousands denied last look‚Äù, no date, source unknown
Lake Charles, LA., August 18, 1977, “Car runs into mourners”, source unknown
‚ÄúPresley’s Tomb: Thousands pay homage‚Äù, August 20, 1977, source unknown
“Aussie to keep Elvis name alive”, August 21, 1977; source unknown
“Presley Highway proposed”, no date, source unknown
‚ÄúEra seen ending with Elvis’ death‚Äù, no date, source unknown; bottom of article is torn off
Lake Charles American Press “Show Biz Legends: Well, Virginia, Elvis was trend setter”, August 21, 1977; part of article is torn off
“Presley wills all to family”, August 22, 1977, source unknown
‚ÄúPhysician Speaks: Elvis didn’t use drugs‚Äù, August 24, 1977, source unknown
‚ÄúAttempt to steal Elvis’ body foiled‚Äù, August 29, 1977, source unknown
Lake Charles American Press ‚ÄúClergyman recalls Elvis’ prayers, tears‚Äù, August 30, 1977
“Memorial is proposed for Elvis Presley”, no date, source unknown
“Informant tipped police Elvis body snatch case”, August 31, 1977
Folder 13 News clippings:
“Elvis had low grade diabetes”, September 1, 1977, source unknown
Lake Charles American Press “Informer foiled body snatch plan”, September 2, 1977
‚ÄúElvis’ death account to resell for profit‚Äù, September 4, 1977, source unknown
“Statue of Elvis is planned”, September 7, 1977, source unknown
‚ÄúPresley’s fans hold to memories‚Äù, September 7, 1977, source unknown
Lake Charles American Press “Statue of Elvis”, September 16, 1977
Lake Charles American Press “Autopsy report due on Presley”, October 19, 1977
Folder 14 News clippings:
“Elvis record stymied”, no date, source unknown
“Permit is okayed for bronze Elvis”, no date source unknown
“Doctor says heart disease killed Elvis”, no date, source unknown
‚ÄúElvis’ jeweler made house calls‚Äù, no date source unknown
“Elvis and ABC top Neilson ratings”, no date, source unknown
“All Night Vigil: Crowds gather to mourn Elvis”, no date, source unknown; article torn
“Presley bodies are transferred”, no date, source unknown
“Presleys requesting mansion tombsite”, no date, source unknown
“Faithful Elvis fans are invading Memphis”, no date, source unknown
“Presley mansion vandals arrested”, no date, source unknown
“Record by Elvis for $5,000?”, no date, source unknown
‚ÄúElvis’ assets partly told‚Äù, no date, source unknown
“Memphis ready for weekend of Presleymania”, no date, source unknown
Small portion of news article, no date, source unknown, title unknown
Art Drawer 11
Folder 15
Newspaper insert (?), “Elvis 1935-1977”, The Courier-Journal, Louisville, KY
The Commercial Appeal ‚ÄúDeath Captures Crown Of Rock And Roll ‚Äì Elvis Dies Apparently After Heart Attack‚Äù, August 17, 1977 Special Edition; articles on Elvis’ death
Memphis Press-Scimitar Special Edition ‚ÄúA Lonely Life Ends on Elvis Presley Boulevard‚Äù, August 17, 1977; various articles on Elvis’ life and death
Sonny Carter Collection
Scope and Content
This collection contains press releases, clippings, publicity scripts, publications and one photograph relating to The World’s Fair held in New Orleans in 1984.
S/Msgt. Newton B. Carter’s USAF Uniform. Son of Napoleon B. Carter who lived at Melrose Plantation for many years
Inventory
United States Air Force Class A Enlisted Men’s Uniform Jacket with all insignia, a ribbons
Folder: 1984 Louisiana World Exposition
1 Press Releases, 1984, undated
2 Slide presentation scripts, 1981
3 Publications, 1982-1984, undated
4 Photograph of architectural model, undated
5 Clippings, 1981, undated
Louisiana Life Magazines containing photography by Sonny Carter
Brochures containing photography by Sonny Carter
Safety Scripts from Boeing Petroleum Services written by Sonny Carter
United Way Scripts written by Sonny Carter
Louisiana Economic Development Scripts.
Hampton Carver Collection
Scope and Content
The Carver Collection consists of one folder of three items: two photo static copies of letters and one railroad documents. The other nineteen folders are genealogical materials.
Topics Indexed:
Archer Family
Baker, H. H.
Behan, W. J.
Bell Genealogy
Bludworth Genealogy
Bonneau Family
Bryan Family
Carver, Ada Jack
Carver: Genealogy
Caspari, L.
Cawthon: genealogy
Cumberland County, North Carolina
Cummins Genealogy
Henry, Joseph, 1890, 1891
Houston, Genealogy
Jack: genealogy
Jack, William H.
Johnson: genealogy
McDuffie, Murdock
Natchitoches: Railroads
Newsom: genealogy
Pierson: genealogy
Rouquier: genealogy
Turpin: genealogy
Whitfield genealogy
Folder
1 Handwritten document signed by the directors of the Natchitoches Rail Road Company Photostat letter from Washington, D. C. November 9, 1890, from Col. Wm. H. Jack to his daughter Ada Jack Carver. Mentions meeting with President Cleveland. Photostat of letter from Joseph Henry to his son, dated Baxter Place, January 8, 1891, as Henry leaves his old, familiar home. Mentions Mr. Prudhomme.
2 Bludworth (Bloodworth) genealogy
3 Carver genealogy
4 Johnson genealogy
5 Sketched family trees showing following names: Carver, Johnson, Nightinagle, Amory, Bludworth, Evans, Pointevent, Roquire, Bonneau, Jourdan, Roi, Dubliss, Videau, Prudhomme, Messlier, Collation, Pierson, Collins, Cawthon, Dabney, McDuffie, Braswell, Turpin, Baynard, Magruder, Archer, Stevenson, Harris, Hays, Archer, Smith, Webster, Newsom, Tuberville, Irwin, Webster, Dallam, Martin, Jack, McAdoo, Houston, Cummins, Davis, Wellborn, Whitfield, Bryan, Hatch
6 Bryan genealogy
7 Turpin genealogy
8 general
9 Houston genealogy
10 Cummins genealogy
11 Rouquier genealogy
12 Archer genealogy
13 Bell genealogy
14 Newsom genealogy
15 Collins genealogy
16 Cawthon-McDuffie genealogy
17 Pierson genealogy
18 Bonneau genealogy
19 Jack genealogy
20 Whitfield genealogy
Powell A. Casey Collection
Scope and Content
This collection contains a listing of Louisiana military research sources. The list was completed by Casey, and includes all periods from Colonial up to World War I.
Topics Indexed:
Civil War: research sources
Galvez War 1846-1847: sources
Spanish-American war: research sources
War of 1812: research sources
World War I: research sources
World War II: research sources
U.S. Census
Record T1136
Location – Microfilm Cabinet 2 – 6th Drawer
| Social Statistics – 5th Section | ||
| 1. | Ascension – Washington | 1850 |
| 2. | Ascension – Winn | 1860 |
| 3. | Ascension – Winn | 1880 |
| 4. | Defective, Dependent, Delinquent Classes | 1880 |
| U. S. Agriculture Census | ||
| 5. | Ascension – Washington | 1850 |
| 6. | Ascension – Winn | 1860 |
| 7. | Ascension – Concordia | 1870 |
| 8. | DeSoto – Winn | 1870 |
| 9. | Copy No. 2 of 8 – Desoto – Winn | 1870 |
| 10. | Ascension – Claiborne | 1880 |
| 11. | Concordia – Lafourche | 1880 |
| 12. | Lincoln – Sabine | 1880 |
| 13. | St. Bernard – Tensas | 1880 |
| 14. | Terrebonne – Winn | 1880 |
| 15. | Recap – Ascension – Winn | 1870 |
| Manufacturers | ||
| 16. | Ascension – Winn | 1880 |
Correspondence
Folder 1 1982-1984
Folder 2 1985-1991
Item Inventories
Folder 3 1979-1988, n.d.
Research Files
Folder 4 1919-1984
Folder 5 1985-1995
Folders 6-7 n.d.
Policies and Procedures
Folder 8 1987-1988, n.d.
Photographs
Folder 9 1898-1922, n.d.
Folder 10 1911-1981, n.d.
Folder 11 undated
Folder 12 undated
Publications (education) on microfiche
Folder 13 1959-1970
Donor Files
Folder 14 1986-1989
Oral Histories
Folder 15 1975, 1986
Scrapbook at 9-B-5
CGHRC Artifacts Collection
Series 1 Louisiana State Normal College, NSU
Sub Series 1 Ephemera
Location Box
9-A-4 1 Dumbbells, wooden
9-A-4 1 Bowling pin, wooden
9-A-4 1 Plaque, Women’s Athletic Association
9-A-4 1 Gavel, S.A.K. society, broken wooden
9-A-4 1 Castanets, wooden
9-A-4 1 Dance card, Sigma Pi, wood
9-A-4 1 Yearbook, Miss Dean LSNC, wooden
9-A-4 1 Keys, box of
9-A-4 1 Buttons
9-A-4 1 Emblem, Dean of Students
9-A-4 1 Emblem, Representative of the Dean of Students
9-A-4 2 Bookmarks
9-A-4 2 Northwestern State University Emblem
9-A-4 2 List of Candidates for Justice of the Peace
9-A-4 3 Normal Books
9-A-4 3 PEM Scrapbooks
9-A-4 3 Geology notebook
9-A-4 3 Accounting notebook
Sub Series 2 Cloth Items
Location Box
9-A-4 2 Normal State College letter
9-A-4 2 Green scarf
9-A-4 2 Aviator pendent
Sub Series 3 Potpourri Cutouts
9-A-4 2 Campus Scenes
9-A-4 2 Picture of Captain Caspari
Sub Series 4 Papers
9-A-4 2 Miss Dean yearbook pages, see box 1
9-A-4 2 Sigma Pi dance card pages, see box 1
Sub Series 5 Ribbons
9-A-4 2 Northwestern Mom and Dad
9-A-4 2 Diamond Jubilee name tags
9-A-4 2 Camille Hawthorne name tags
Sub Series 6 Programs
9-A-4 2 Homecoming banquet 1982
9-A-4 2 Dr. and Mrs. Keyser’s Wesley Foundation Senior Banquet,1959
9-A-4 2 Graduation, 1906, 3 for 1930, and 1939
9-A-4 2 Industrial Education Spring Conference
9-A-4 2 Clinic Band, 1938
9-A-4 2 Alumni Luncheon, 1933
9-A-4 2 Diamond Jubilee Banquet tickets
Sub Series 7 Graphics
9-A-4 2 Photographs of buildings
9-A-4 2 Photograph, unidentified
9-A-4 2 Map
9-A-4 2 Drawings (dancer and running students)
Sub Series 8 Football
9-A-4 2 Complimentary ticket
9-A-4 2 Sheet of cheers
Sub Series 9 Pamphlets
9-A-4 2 Normal State College Department of Home Economics
9-A-4 2 Find Me a Book I Can Read
9-A-4 2 LSNC
9-A-4 2 Exchange Bank of Natchitoches
Series 2 General Artifacts
9-A-5 12 Medicine Chest, loaned by Mrs. D. H. Perkins
9-A-top 14 Boxes, w3ooden, from Jerry Harkins Collection
Series 2 General Artifacts continues
Location Box
9-A-1 4 Time capsules, copper
9-A-1 5 Shards, broken crockery from around Monette Ferry found by Don
Webster 1975
9-A-top 6 Ballot boxes, metal contained: blank ballots dated August 14,
1963, signed ballots date August 14, 1963, affidavit for unlisted or
incorrectly listed voter, list of persons voting on special school tax, two democratic tickets, two wine bottle caps inside ballot box.
9-A-1 7 Contains previously named records which were located in box 6
9-A-2 8 Indian grindstone, donated by Peggy Johnson
9-A-1 9 Cash box with keys, Elks pendant and wallets, leather, inside cash
box, all from the Dellmon Collection
9-A-5 10 Artillery projectile, 4” in diameter
9-A-2 11 Whiskey jug from the Kitty Simpson Collection
9-A-2 11 Coffee grinder from the Holmes Collection
9-A-1 34 Civil War items donated from Mike Sibley
9-A-1 35 Ball and cap pistol, part.
9-A-1 37 Plates, one depicting a Baptist Church and two depicting Uncle
Tome
9-A-1 37 Bicentennial Flag set
9-A-4 31 Honorary Gold Key given to Dr. John Kyser, from the Kyser
Collection
9-A-4 31 Commack School Bell with plaque and stand
9-A-4 31 Christmas Card, wildflower
9-A-4 31 Ink Remover Kit “Ink Racer”
Series 2 General Artifacts continues
9-A-4 31 School Pins, (S.A.K., A.A.K.)
9-A-4 31 School Ring
9-A-4 31 Mardi Gras Keepsakes
9-A-4 32 Mark Twain Plate
9-A-4 32 Mark Twain Bust
9-A-4 32 Picture of River Scene
9-A-4 32 Jackson Square cigar package
9-A-4 32 Austrian Student’s Goodwill Tour Medal
9-A-4 32 Button from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904
9-A-4 32 Yellow Ribbons
9-A-4 32 Mardi Gras Button
9-A-4 32 Peabody Button
9-A-4 32 Small S. N. G. Banner, December 1895
9-A-4 32 Leather Bookmark
9-A-4 32 Bottle Cork with ribbon attached
9-A-4 32 Black comb, gift for the women of the 8th district from Uncle Earl
9-A-4 32 Calling cards, DeBlieux Collection
9-A-4 32 Party Invitation, DeBlieux Collection
9-A-4 32 Scrapbook, Julia Prudhomme
9-A-4 32 Commemorative plate of the Bayou Folk Museum, Cloutierville,
Louisiana (home of Kate Chopin)
9-A-4 32 Bowl with paints (from the Caroline Dormon Collection)
Series 2 General Artifacts continues
Location Box
9-A-4 32 String of Mardi Gras beads
9-A-4 32 Pieces of foreign currency, coins (Mexico, Japanese)
Series 3 Ku Klux Klan Collection
1-E-3 33 American flag
1-E-3 33 Gowns
1-E-3 33 Hoods
1-E-3 33 Capes
1-E-3 36 Cup or candle holder, wooden
1-E-3 36 Bible
1-E-3 36 Cross
1-E-3 38 Flag, painted on wood
Series 4 Holiday Greeting Cards and Special Occasion Notice
9-A-2 20 Holiday greeting cards from Melrose Collection
9-A-2 19 Birthday cards from Melrose Collection and from Haupt sisters
9-A-2 19 Christmas cards from the Melrose Collection, Fredricks Collection,
and the Haupt sisters.
9-A-2 19 Congratulation cards from Melrose Collection
9-A-2 19 Easter cards from Melrose Collection and Haupt sisters
9-A-2 19 Get Well cards from Melrose Collection and the Haupt sisters and
Fredrick Collection
9-A-2 19 Graduation notices and greetings from Irma Somprayrac Willard
Collection, from Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Kyser Collection and
Fredrick Collection
Series 4 Holiday Greeting Cards and Special Occasion Notice
9-A-2 19 Halloween cards from Melrose Collection
9-A-2 19 Mother’s Day card from Fredrick Collection
9-A-2 19 Thanksgiving cards from Melrose Collection
9-A-2 19 Valentine cards from Fredrick Collection
Series 5 Cloth Items
9-A-3 21 Eulalie Buard’s night cap donated by Miss Emma Voiers
9-A-3 21 Embroidered handkerchief, Ducournau Collection
9-A-3 21 Baby caps, lace, Ducournau Collection
9-A-3 21 Envelope, cloth, Melrose Collection
9-A-3 21 Stocking, silk, Ducournau Collection
9-A-3 21 Scarf of world flags Melrose collection
9-A-3 21 Butterfly, cloth, made by Phoebe Fitzpatrick in 1839 and donated
by Eugene P. Watson
9-A-3 21 World War I rank ensignas of Stephen Henry from Melrose
Collection
9-A-3 21 Scraps of silk from World War I from Stephen Henry and part of
the Melrose Collection
9-A-3 21 Laura Wheeler’s Drisden Plate from Melrose Collection
9-A-3 21 Weaving, a piece from the Melrose Collection
9-A-3 21 Quilting piece, Hexagon from Melrose Collection
9-A-3 21 Strips of quilting material from Melrose Collection
9-A-3 21 Embroidery thread holder, Melrose Collection
9-A-3 21 Trace patterns, Melrose Collection
9-A-3 21 Pansy quilt pattern, Melrose Collection
Series 6 Quilting Patterns
9-A-2 25 Patterns from Melrose Collection
9-A-2 26 Patterns on tracing paper and regular paper from Melrose
Collection
9-A-2 27 Pattern books (quilting and crochet)
9-A-2 27 Pattern envelopes, Melrose
9-A-2 27 Embroidery Floss skeins
9-A-3 28 Eugene P. Watson Memorial Library formal dedication mementos
9-A-1 29 French wine bottles donated by Mrs. Deannie Johnson, in three
pieces
9-A-1 29 Pottery, 4 pieces
9-A-1 30 Rocks
9-A-1 3 Fragments of artillery shell
9-A-1 3 Percussion cap, 3 pieces
9-A-1 3 Fishing reel, model 88A Stream and Lake Eagle Class
Series 7 Melrose
Sub series 1 Melrose Educational Toys (Melrose Collection)
9-A-3 22 United States puzzles
9-A-3 22 Letters
9-A-3 22 Slate board
9-A-3 22 Protractor
9-A-3 22 Abacus
9-A-3 22 Letter holder
Sub series 2 Melrose Toys (Melrose Collection)
9-A-2 23 Animal Lotto
9-A-2 23 Prize birds, puzzle
9-A-2 23 Beads
1-E-3 OS2 paper dolls
9-A-3 23 Story book
9-A-2 23 Calendar
Sub series 3 World War I Keepsakes, Stephen Henry (Melrose Collection)
9-A-3 24 Horse show program
9-A-3 24 Le Pantheon De La Guerra
9-A-3 24 Envelopes
9-A-3 24 Medal
9-A-3 24 Ribbon
9-A-3 24 Welcome home sign
Sub series 4 World War II Keepsakes, Stephen Henry (Melrose Collection)
9-A-3 24 Handkerchief
9-A-3 24 Postcard
Sub series 5 Metal Items from Melrose
9-A-3 24 Stars
9-A-3 24 Nail
9-A-3 24 Key
9-A-3 24 R-stencil
Series 8 Fort Jessup
9-A-3 24 Nails, donated by Carmen Breazeale
9-A-3 24 Fire Department picture, Melrose Collection
9-A-3 24 Ink Bottles, Melrose Collection
9-A-1 36 Brown Cotton
Series 9 Bailey’s Dam Artifacts, donated by Sylvan Sibley
9-A-4 13 Bailey’s Dam booklet
9-A-3 13 Piece of wood
9-A-3 13 Rock
9-A-3 13 Pieces of pottery
Series 10 Dormon Medals from the CarPDoline Dormon Collection
9-A-4 31 Mary Swords DeBaillon Award, 1953
9-A-4 31 Mary Swords DeBaillon Award, 1954
9-A-4 31 Mary Swords DeBaillon Award, 1955
9-A-4 31 Mary Swords DeBaillon Award, 1958
9-A-4 31 All the World is God’s own field, 1960
9-A-4 31 American Iris Society Distinguished Service, 1950
Addition:
Contents include:
One (1) Mardi Gras doubloon dated 1973. Donated by Sonny Carter
See Archivist for location
Cammie G. Henry Research Center Correspondence
Contents include CGHRC donor and other correspondence from the 1990’s
Located at 18-H-4
CGHRC Exhibits
Contents include exhibit materials on the following topics:
Natchitoches Meat Pie history
Civil War
Kate Chopin
World Wars
NSU history
Cane River Creoles
Gauss
Natchitoches Motorcycle Club
Chamber of Commerce Collection
Scope and Content
The collection contains photographs that were used by The Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce to promote Natchitoches, Louisiana and surrounding Natchitoches Parish. The photographs date from the1920s to the1970s. The images document industry, prominent structures and everyday life in the region. Many of the documented structures are no longer standing. Specifically, one can find documentation of churches, stores, bridges, rural scenes, leisure sports, group shots of city officials, construction of the LODA (Louisiana Outdoor Drama Association) amphitheater, Kisatchie Forest, Louisiana State Normal College, aerial views of the city, and aerial views of flooded rural areas.
Unfortunately, a significant amount of the images are undated, unidentified and not credited. It is assumed that freelancing local photographers took the majority of the photographs. A few of the images are credited. These include John C. Guillet Studios, Duncan Studios and Kerr’s Studios, all of Natchitoches.
Included within the additions and scrapbooks are annual reports, minutes and other similar materials related to the Chamber’s everyday function. Many of these records concern The Natchitoches Tourist Commission, and deal with grants received to help increase tourism.
Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce Photos
Inventory
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 1 Item 1 Photo of the Central Fire Station, Second Street.
Folder 1 Item 2 Picture of Lay’s Ice Cream Parlor with a sign board
Bestyet Ice Cream Company, Jersey Gold Milk.
Folder 1 Item 3 The Cotton Oil Company, Mill Street, with Snowdrift
billboard in foreground.
Folder 1 Item 4 Jitney Jungle store with prices in windows, Jefferson Street.
Folder 1 Item 5 Corner of Third and Texas with the Cobb Chevrolet
Company showroom.
Folder 1 Item 6 Dalme’s Laundry and Cleaners , Church Street.
Folder 1 Item 7 Tom Baker’s store (electrical appliances).
Folder 1 Item 8 An aerial view of the Natchitoches Parish Hospital, Keyser
Avenue.
Folder 1 Item 9 The Methodist Church, Natchitoches, Second Street.
Folder 1 Item 10 Kaffie’s House.
Folder 1 Item 11 Unknown person with Jack Brittain (?).
Folder 1 Item 12 The Urbach home on Poete Street.
Folder 1 Item 13 The Jitney Jungle Store with several prices listed on its
windows, Jefferson Street.
Folder 1 Item 14 Photo, Betty Jordan painting a picture for the Hargis
Baptist Church, near Montgomery, circa 1940s
Folder 1 Item 15 Photo of NSU’s old stadium.
Folder 1 Item 16 Picture of a balcony building.
Folder 1 Item 17 Picture of the office of Valley Electric.
Folder 1 Item 18 An aerial view of the TGT plant.
Folder 1 Item 19 Photo of the Cotton Oil Mill.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 1 Item 20 View of Grand Encore.
Folder 1 Item 21 Photo of New pool just completed. Recreation department.
Folder 1 Item 22 The TGT plant near Sibley Lake.
Folder 1 Item 23 The Central Fire Station.
Folder 1 Item 24 The Central Fire Station with some fire fighters standing by
their vehicles.
Folder 1 Item 25 The Kaffie House on Williams and St.Clair.
Folder 1 Item 26 Log Cabin with bell on porch.
Folder 1 Item 27 Wood Shack.
Folder 1 Item 28 The Church of Immaculate Conception.
Folder 1 Item 29 The Immaculate Conception Church.
Folder 2 Item 1 Natchitoches Tourist Park.
Folder 2 Item 2 Pratt’s Bridge.
Folder 2 Item 3 Natchitoches Railroad Station.
Folder 2 Item 4 Natchitoches Railroad Station under construction.
Folder 3 Item 1 D. J. Hyams in front of Avoyelles Wholesale grocery truck.
Folder 3 Item 2 Parade in front of People’s Bank, Front Street, truck with a
tractor/mower on top.
Folder 3 Item 3 Decorated car in parade, Modern Progress Day, 1920s,
(same as Trades Day?).
Folder 3 Item 4 Same as number 1, D. J. Hyams in front of Avoyelles
Wholesale grocery truck.
Folder 3 Item 5 Crowd gathered for drawing of free car, Front Street
Bridge. On the stand are Mayor J. H. Keeper, W. B. Bill,
Secretary/manager of the Chamber of Commerce, and
W. H. Smith, cameraman.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 3 Item 6 Shriner’s car on Modern Progress Day June 6th 1920.
Susette Unter at the wheel.
Folder 3 Item 7 P.V.B. Prudhomme, secretary of Elk’s Lodge, holding a
flag atop of float.
Folder 3 Item 8 Decorated car on Front Street on Trades Day,
(Modern Progress Day?).
Folder 3 Item 9 Prize winning decorated car-belonging to community
welfare league.
Folder 3 Item 10 Picture of crowd, negative of same picture included.
Folder 3 Item 11 Decorated car on Front Street (same as item 8).
Folder 3 Item 12 Photo of prize winning decorated car (same as item 9).
Folder 4 Item 1 Man standing on cotton bale inspecting cotton.
Folder 4 Item 2 Construction worker on roof pouring cement.
Folder 4 Item 3 Coleman Martin (county agent, on left) in a poultry farm.
Folder 4 Item 4 Black man plowing field with tractor.
Folder 4 Item 5 Inside view of a dairy.
Folder 4 Item 6 A water stream (irrigation) in a cotton field.
Folder 4 Item 7 group of men looking at irrigation pipes.
Folder 4 Item 8 Person looking at caged mink.
Folder 4 Item 9 Two men standing in a cotton field.
Folder 4 Item 10 Four men holding four bulls.
Folder 4 Item 11 Milk cows grazing in field.
Folder 4 Item 12 Unidentified men in a cotton field.
Folder 4 Item 13 Dairy family and herd.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 4 Item 14 An aerial view of a farm and cattle.
Folder 4 Item 15 A young man in chicken yard.
Folder 4 Item 16 Man surveying his cotton fields.
Folder 4 Item 17 A black man standing beside Mr. J. H. Williams’.
Herefords.
Folder 5 Item 1 People on and under the Cane River bridge.
Folder 5 Item 2 People on levee in front of Front Street, old Exchange Bank
in background.
Folder 5 Item 3 Large crowd in front of Cane River.
Folder 5 Item 4 Boy holding steer for cattle show.
Folder 5 Item 5 Man attempting to tie off calf.
Folder 5 Item 6 Boys lined up for calf roping contest.
Folder 5 Item 7 Boys roping calves in contest.
Folder 5 Item 8 Steer, boy, and two men (?)
Folder 5 Item 9 Boy, steer, and man.
Folder 5 Item 10 People seated on levee in front of Front Street.
Folder 5 Item 11 Copy of item number 10.
Folder 5 Item 12 Setting up bull pens.
Folder 5 Item 13 View of distant crowd.
Folder 5 Item 14 Crowd standing below the Cane River Bridge.
Folder 6 Item 1 Natchitoches Parish Court House, Church Street.
Folder 6 Item 2 Office window of the Chamber of Commerce.
Folder 6 Item 3 Inside view of an office room of the Court House.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 6 Item 4 A book shelf and trophies, a desk with a telephone.
Folder 6 Item 5 Old City Hall.
Folder 7 Item 1 Members of clean-up committee sponsored by the Chamber
of Commerce, April 12, 1940.
Folder 7 Item 2 Bridge on State Route 230.
Folder 7 Item 3 View of dam on Saline Bayou during the flood of 1935.
Folder 7 Item 4 Close up of item number 3.
Folder 7 Item 5 Natchitoches City Fire Station, December 30, 1938.
Folder 7 Item 6 Presbyterian Church, December 12, 1935.
Folder 7 Item 7 View of unidentified lake.
Folder 7 Item 8 Bridge on State Route 230.
Folder 7 Item 9 Two men measuring a very large fish.
Folder 7 Item 10 People standing beside a car loaded with fish.
Folder 7 Item 11 Fish strung out on hooks.
Folder 7 Item 12 Girls diving into a pool.
Folder 7 Item 13 Girl diving into a pool.
Folder 7 Item 14 State Route 230 Bridge, 1936.
Folder 7 Item 15 Young women playing volleyball.
Folder 7 Item 16 An early catch from Cane River Lake.
Folder 7 Item 17 Christmas lights hung on lamp posts on bridge.
Folder 7 Item 18 Miss USA.
Folder 7 Item 19 Young girls by the swimming pool and in a canoe –
natatorium?
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 7 Item 20 Natchitoches Parish Court House, December30, 1938.
Folder 7 Item 21 Natchitoches City hall, December 30, 1938.
Folder 7 Item 22 Natchitoches Hospital, December 30, 1938.
Folder 7 Item 23 Natchitoches Fire Station, December 30, 1938.
Folder 7 Item 24 View of Clear Lake from Taylor Hill, Northwest Louisiana
Fish and Game Preserve.
Folder 7 Item 25 View of Black Lake, Northwest Louisiana Fish and Game
Preserve.
Folder 8 Item 1 Natchitoches Country Club, Red Cross Golf Match, 1940.
Folder 8 Item 2 Two players at the Golf Match, 1940.
Folder 8 Item 3 Players sitting on the green.
Folder 8 Item 3a A woman posing with a golf club and a flag.
Folder 8 Item 4 A woman player hitting a ball watched by Dot Daray
(on left) and others.
Folder 8 Item 5 Man hitting golf ball.
Folder 8 Item 6 Men standing and talking at Red Cross Golf Match.
Folder 8 Item 7 A woman player hitting a ball.
Folder 8 Item 8 Copy of item number 4.
Folder 8 Item 9 Group shot of the players at the Golf Tournament.
Folder 8 Item 10 The first prize winning exhibit from Natchitoches at
the Louisiana State Fair, 1940
Folder 8 Item 11 Merchants-Farmers Banquet at the First Baptist Church
Lester Hughes (first on left), then Sidney Kaffie, 1939
Folder 9 Item 1 Charley Solomon (left) and friend holding up fish caught in
Cane River Lake.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 9 Item 2 Four men display their catch.
Folder 9 Item 3 unidentified man holding up his haul of fish.
Folder 9 Item 4 View at Bell’s Camp on Black Lake boat walk, Joy Bell,
Estelle Davis, and Albert Bell.
Folder 9 Item 5 Three men holding their catch.
Folder 9 Item 6 Charley Solomon holding his catch.
Folder 9 Item 7 Membership committee of the Natchitoches Chamber of
Commerce, 1940. Left to right viewed from front:
S.E. West, J. Cunningham, G. F. Thomas, R. O. Hicks,
Edwin McClung, Harold Kaffie, Arlin Bice, O. C. Butler,
A. Ducournau, J. S. Mitchell, Pres. Oscar W. Traber, and
R. S. Fly. Other members not in the picture are:
C. L. Krieger, G. H. Pierson, A. F. Ortmeyer, and J. V.
Hinton.
Folder 9 Item 8 Duncan and Michael Ackel with their catch from Cane
River.
Folder 9 Item 9 View of the First Baptist Church, Second Street, 1944.
Folder 9 Item 10 Front left view of the First Baptist Church, 1944.
Folder 9 Item 11 Cars parked at the fairgrounds for the first sale of the
Natchitoches Livestock Auction, May 6, 1943.
Folder 9 Item 12 Same as item number 11. Sales was sponsored by the
Agricultural Division of the Natchitoches Chamber of
Commerce. First sale grossed $11, 476.00.
Folder 9 Item 13 Same as item numbers 11 and 12.
Folder 9 Item 14 A side view of the First Baptist Church on Second Street,
January 14, 1944.
Folder 9 Item 15 An enlarged copy of item number 8.
Folder 9 Item 16 Pool at the Municipal Recreation Center, August 30, 1946.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 10 Item 1 Basketball players, Red River Post, 118 American Legion,
Coushatta, Louisiana, March 7, 1941
Folder 10 Item 2 Basketball players
Folder 10 Item 3 Basketball players
Folder 10 Item 4 The Red River Post basketball team, Ocie Richie (?)
third from right.
Folder 10 Item 5 Sam West (second right), and others, with trophies.
Folder 10 Item 6 Same as item number 5
Folder 10 Item 7 Same as item number 5 and 6.
Folder 11 Item 1 Aerial view of Front Street and bridge over Cane River.
Folder 11 Item 2 Futrell House over Cane River Lake, 1926
Folder 11 Item 3 Man at construction/repair site.
Folder 11 Item 4 Men repairing bridge.
Folder 11 Item 5 Bridge under repair.
Folder 11 Item 6 Aerial view of farm land and river, 1958.
Folder 11 Item 7 Aerial view of Cane River (right) and Red River, 1958
Folder 11 Item 8 Men inspecting Taylor place, 1958
Folder 11 Item 9 Aerial view of Taylor place by the Red River, 1958
Folder 11 Item 10 Aerial view of Cane and Red Rivers, 1958
Folder 11 Item 11 Aerial view of Taylor land eroded by Red River, 1958
Folder 11 Item 12 View of the flooded Red River, 1958
Folder 11 Item 13 Red River flood waters rise to 15’6″, 1958
Folder 11 Item 14 Flooded Cane and Red Rivers, 1958
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 11 Item 15 Inspection of weak bridge.
Folder 11 Item 16 Flood waters reaching Bayou Pierre bridge, 1958
Folder 11 Item 17 Man surveying the flood near Taylor place, 1958
Folder 11 Item 18 Aerial view of the Red River, 1958
Folder 11 Item 19 An aerial view of the flood, 1958
Folder 11 Item 20 Aerial view of Can and Red Rivers, 1957
Folder 11 Item 21 Aerial view of flooded areas, 1957
Folder 11 Item 22 Aerial view of flooded areas, 1957
Folder 11 Item 23 Aerial view of flooded areas, 1957
Folder 11 Item 24 Aerial view of flooded areas, 1957
Folder 11 Item 25 Aerial view of flooded areas.
Folder 11 Item 26 Aerial view of flooded areas, 1957
Folder 11 Item 27 Aerial view of flooded areas, 1957
Folder 11 Item 28 Aerial view of flooded areas, 1958
Folder 11 Item 29 Bayou Pierre bridge flooded.
Folder 11 Item 30 Williams House by Cane River Lake, 1926.
Folder 11 Item 31 Woody Forrester (left) and C. G. McCrory ((right), of Esso
looking at the Cane River plans, 1952
Folder 11 Item 32 Aerial view of flood, 1958
Folder 11 Item 33 Aerial view of flood, 1953
Folder 11 Item 34 Aerial view of flood, 1958
Folder 11 Item 35 Aerial view of flood, 1958
Folder 11 Item 36 Aerial view of flood, 1958
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 11 Item 37 Aerial view of flood, 1958
Folder 11 Item 38 Aerial view of flood, 1958
Folder 11 Item 39 Aerial view of flood, 1958
Folder 11 Item 40 Aerial view of flood, 1958
Folder 11 Item 41 Aerial view of Grand Encore bridge and flooded Red River,
1958.
Folder 11 Item 42 Close up of Grand Encore bridge over flooded Red River,
1958
Folder 11 Item 43 Aerial view of the flooded Red River, 1958
Folder 11 Item 44 Aerial view of the flooded Red River, 1958
Folder 12 Item 1 State policeman walking two children down Front Street in parade.
Folder 12 Item 2 Exchange Bank-Broadmoor Branch, W. N. Royston,
Assistant Cashier.
Folder 12 Item 3 Aerial view of the Natchitoches Sewage Disposal Plant,
1950s.
Folder 12 Item 4 An aerial view of the Northwestern State College dorms,
left-Sabine Hall, (women’s dorm), center-Iberville Dining
Hall, right-Rapides Hall (men’s dorm), 1960s(?)
Folder 12 Item 5 Roque House, moved to downtown river bank, 1960s.
Folder 12 Item 6 Lemee House, 1960s.
Folder 12 Item 7 Front Street, Natchitoches, 1972
Folder 12 Item 8 Copy of item number 7.
Folder 12 Item 9 Parade on Front Street.
Folder 12 Item 10 Picnickers on Cane River Lake.
Series1. Photographs
Folder 12 Item 11 Natchitoches Central High cheerleaders atop car during
parade, late 1970s. In car, Bill Poole Mike Brown, third
cheerleaders, Alison Breazeale.
Folder 13 Item 12 Lumber factory, South Ply, Inc., 1960s.
Folder 12 Item 13 Parish Library Board Members, 1960s. From left to right:
Peyton Cunningham, Mrs. Crawford Young, Hazel Brown,
T. P. Southerland, Elizabeth Huey, Librarian,
Clyde Bostick Jr., and Lucile Carnahan.
Folder 12 Item 14 Aerial view of Prather Coliseum, Northwestern State
College, earl 1960s, built with an indoor track, only one of
it’s kind in Louisiana. Seats 5000.
Folder 12 Item 15 Crowd listening to band on Cane River Lake during
Christmas Festival.
Folder 12 Item 16 Fort Jesup.
Folder 12 Item 17 Roy Hall – Administration Building, Northwestern State
College
Folder 12 Item 18 Main Gate to Northwestern State College.
Folder 12 Item 19 New Student Union.
Folder 12 Item 20 Lemee House – Jefferson Street, Natchitoches.
Folder 12 Item 21 Natchitoches City Power Plant.
Folder 12 Item 22 Signboard of the Kisatchie National Forest.
Folder 12 Item 23 Fishermen on Black Lake, 1950s.
Folder 12 Item 24 LODA, Louisiana Outdoor Drama Amphitheater.
Folder 12 Item 25 Melrose Plantation.
Folder 12 Item 26 Person standing on rocks, at Kisatchie.
Folder 12 Item 27 Lookout Point at Kisatchie.
Folder 12 Item 28 Copy of item number 27
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 12 Item 29 Kisatchie lookout.
Folder 12 Item 30 Plaque with information on the long leaf pine stump in
Kisatchie.
Folder 12 Item 31 Logs stacked at South Ply Incorporated.
Folder 12 Item 32 Aerial view of the Natchitoches Parish Hospital, Keyser
Avenue.
Folder 12 Item 33 Men unveiling sign for Alert Program, Chamber of
Commerce building, Natchitoches.
Folder 12 Item 34 Exchange Bank drive-in, at Keyser and Williams.
Folder 12 Item 35 Aerial view of downtown Natchitoches and Cane River
Lake.
Folder 12 Item 36 Christmas festival crowd, downtown river bank.
Folder 12 Item 37 Beauty pageant queens on float.
Folder 12 Item 38 Front Street, Natchitoches, 1972.
Folder 13 Item 1 Framed photo of five women during Business Women’s
Week.
Folder 13 Item 2 M. R. Weaver or G. Parks Elementary School?
Folder 13 Item 3 Aerial view of fairgrounds.
Folder 13 Item 4 Pine and Cypress trees.
Folder 13 Item 5 Lake scene.
Folder 13 Item 6 Brick house.
Folder 13 Item 7 Door to house number 312.
Folder 13 Item 8 Wooden pegged door.
Folder 13 Item 9 Wooden shack.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 13 Item 10 Dirt road with houses on either side (Northwestern State University Campus?).
Folder 13 Item 11 Cane River.
Folder 13 Item 12 City Park.
Folder 13 Item 13 Dock scene.
Folder 13 Item 14 Natchitoches City Light and Water Plant.
Folder 13 Item 15 Window display of Louisiana historic items.
Folder 13 Item 16 Brick home.
Folder 13 Item 17 Two homes.
Folder 13 Item 18 House with screened in porch.
Folder 13 Item 19 House/office? With shaded porch.
Folder 13 Item 20 Brick house.
Folder 13 Item 21 Cane River Lake.
Folder 13 Item 22 Cane River.
Folder 13 Item 23 Trees covered with Spanish moss.
Folder 13 Item 24 Same as item number 23.
Folder 13 Item 25 Same as items number 23 and 24.
Folder 13 Item 26 Futrell House on Cane River Lake, 1926. (Same as item 2
in folder 11).
Folder 13 Item 27 National Fish Hatchery.
Folder 13 Item 28 Copy of number 27.
Folder 13 Item 29 House on a raised structure.
Folder 13 Item 30 Rear view of the Natchitoches City Light and Water Plant
building.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 13 Item 31 Boy with deer.
Folder 13 Item 32 Man (Grits Gresham ? ) with deer.
Folder 13 Item 33 Men refueling an airplane. Al Prudhomme (?) standing on
wheel.
Folder 13 Item 34 Men refueling an airplane.
Folder 13 Item 35 Men and women gathered in front of airplane.
Folder 13 Item 36 Front Street, (looking north).
Folder 13 Item 37 Front Street.
Folder 13 Item 38 Wholesale appliance parts store.
Folder 13 Item 39 Water planes by Cane River.
Folder 13 Item 40 Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce
(F. G. Fournet, H. W. Suddath, S. G. Miller, Esther,
W. M. Woodyard, J. B. Cheves, John Cockerham,
J. Hardy Walker, J. M. Robinson, and A. R. Yates).
Folder 13 Item 41 Front Street.
Folder 18 Item 1 Norman Fletcher addressing a meeting.
Folder 18 Item 2 Norman Fletcher being greeted by Jack Brittain.
Folder 18 Item 3 Mrs. Thelma Keyser (right) and Betty Inabnette inspecting
a plaque.
Folder 18 Item 4 Lake at entrance to Woodland subdivision with Linda
Whitehead Perot on right, an Jan Turpin King, left.
Folder 18 Item 5 Same as item number 4.
Folder 18 Item 6 St. Mary’s School Baseball team. Front row left to right:
Tony Leone, John Vercher, Buddy Rambin and Richard
Mainer (?). Standing left to right: Harry Gonge, Billy
Berry, Tom Baker, Ed Dranguet, Wesley Frieder and
Charlie Vienne.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 18 Item 7 Homecoming queen (center) and court. Right to left:
Essie Byers, Ruth Methvin, Patsy McKnight, ?, ?,
JoAnn Miley and ?.
Folder 18 Item 8 Scoutmaster William Boydston with boy scouts:
Jim Kirkland, Curtis DeBlieux, George Walker, Kent Kirk,
and Frank Hudson saluting at the flag raising ceremony.
Folder 18 Item 9 Natchitoches boy scouts loading a truck. Sanding on
Ground left to right: Jimmy Boyd, Johnny Antoon, ?, and
Jimmy Mims. On truck at left, Eddie Miller.
Folder 18 Item 10 Baton twirlers striking a pose for a picture. Left to right:
Mary Carroll Landry, Jane Turpin, Virginia Imhoff, and
Virginia Miller.
Folder 18 Item 11 Beauty pageant contestant.
Folder 18 Item 12 Girls atop float.
Folder 18 Item 13 Group picture of members of the Chamber of Commerce.
Folder 18 Item 14 Group standing outside the Natchitoches Parish
Courthouse. Orville Hanchey, back row left, Mr. Hargis
and Charles Cunningham front row left.
Folder 18 Item 15 Group standing outside the Natchitoches Parish
Courthouse. Front row left to right: Doc Pierson,
Ms. Hargis, Oscar Tarver, Edwin McClung, (?). Second
row left to right Woody Breazeale, Wood Breazeale Sr.,
Mr. Satry (Northwestern State College Music Department),
Francis G. Fournet (Northwestern State College),
Tom Baker. Third row left to right: Orville Hanchey, (?),
(?), Sherrod Towns, and Charles Cunningham.
Folder 18 Item 16 Members of the Louisiana Legislative Tourist Committee.
Standing from left: Representative Ammons, Rep. Seaman,
Rep. Brown, Bill Welch, Senator Friedmon and
Representative Foshee. Sated from let: Betty Inabnette,
Senator Lee Firmin, Rep. Tom Jewell Lt. Gov. C. C. Toddy
Aycock, and Mrs. Sonny Gilbert.
Series 1. Photographs
Folder 18 Item 17 Camp Life at Black Lake. Standing is Frank Raggio.
Others in the picture are: Sidney Morse, D. J. Hyams,
Paul Keyser, Johnny Keyser, and Paul Ducournau.
Folder 18 Item 18 Dignitaries at a gathering.
Folder 18 Item 19 Crowd at an outdoor gathering.
Folder 18 Item 20 Mayor Ed McClung (center), with A. A. Fredericks
(Northwestern State College President), on his right, at the
Natchitoches Country Club swimming pool.
Folder 18 Item 21 F. G. Fournet and Julius Aaron outside a log house.
Folder 18 Item 22 World War II scrap metal drive, 1943, across the
Natchitoches Courthouse.
Folder 18 Item 23 Same as item number 22
Folder 18 Item 24 Reduced photocopy. Ford Service Station on Jefferson
Street, not site of Chamber of Commerce.
Folder 18 Photo of gas station now site if Chamber of
Commerce, 1920s
Folder 23 Photographs of Chamber of Commerce activities, Circa 1966-1967
Folder 24 Photograph of flood at Grand Encore, 1958
Folder 25 Photos: Louisiana Outdoor Drama Amphitheater, 1972-1975.
Folder 26 Louisiana Outdoor Drama Amphitheater site preparation and initial planning, circa 1973-1975.
Folder 27 Louisiana Outdoor Drama Amphitheater preparation and construction, circa 1973-1975.
Series 2. Manuscripts
Folder 14 Chamber of Commerce business, 1981-1988
Folder 15 Entries and data sheets for 4-H Achievement Day, 1980
Folder 16 Photocopy applications for reimbursement for Civil War losses by Union Sympathizers of Natchitoches, 1871
Folder 17 Legislative action on Tourism, 1980
Folder 19 Reunion, Founders of Natchitoches, 1982
Folder 20 Creation of Founders of Natchitoches, 1982
Folder 21 Correspondence about Founders of Natchitoches
Folder 22 Directory of Social Services, Natchitoches Parish, Circa 1980
Chamber of Commerce Collection Scrapbooks
Three scrapbooks containing clippings documenting Natchitoches area news and events between 1972 and 1975.
Addition to Chamber of Commerce Collection
Folder 28 Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce Annual Reports, 1928-30, 1933, 1940, 1964
Folder 29 American Association of University Women, Natchitoches Branch, Yearbooks, 1955-58
Los Amis Junior Women’s Club, Natchitoches, LA
Follies magazines, 1960-61
Miss Natchitoches Pageant, program, 1957
Old Seminary Banquet, Natchitoches, LA, Invitation, 1960
Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet, program, 1959
Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce General Archives Committee, history of, n.d.
Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1974
Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce President’s Report, 1964
Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce business list, n.d.
Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce memorandum (to members), 1959
Addition 2 to Chamber of Commerce Collection
Correspondence
Box 1
Folder 1 1938-1981
Folder 2 1981-1984
Folder 3 1986
Minutes & Reports
Folder 4 1971-1972
Folder 5 1973-1978
Box 2
Folder 6 1979-1980
Folder 7 1982
Folder 8 1983-84
Folder 9 1985-1987, n.d.
Financial Reports
Folder 10 1979-1986
Box 3
Folder 11 1987-1991
Photographs
Folder 12 n.d.
Certificates
Folder 13 n.d.
Box 3 continued
Clippings
Folder 14 C-N
Folder 15 N-P
Folder 16 P-T
Boxes 4-5 religious surveys (RESTRICTED)
Kate Chopin Conference Collection
Scope and Content
This collection consists of over two hundred folders of material relating to The Kate Chopin Conference at Northwestern State University of Louisiana beginning in 1989. Records include correspondence, budgets, publicity and brochures documenting the organization of the conference.
Inventory
Box Folder
1 – 1989 1 – Correspondence, notes, forms.
2 – Correspondence, notes, forms.
3 – Correspondence, vitae, forms.
4 – Correspondence, list of attendees, notes.
5 – Correspondence, notes.
2 – 1989 6 – Correspondence, forms, brochures, photos, student paper.
7 – Copies of “Southern Studies” and “Louisiana Life.”
3 – 1989 8 – Correspondence and vitae.
9 – Registration forms.
4 – 1989 10 – Correspondence and vitae.
11 – Correspondence and vitae.
12 – Correspondence, miscellaneous.
5 – 1989 13 – “Cultural Vistas” (mag.), “Films and Video” catalog, “Media Log.”
14 – Correspondence.
15 – Budget and notes.
16 – Miscellaneous correspondence, documents.
17 – Notes, correspondence on films.
18 – Correspondence and photocopies.
19 – John Carlos Rowe, correspondence.
20 – Conference schedules.
21 – Emily Toth correspondence.
6 – 1989 22 – Correspondence and miscellaneous documents.
23 – Notes and Chopin biography (photocopy).
24 – Photographs, fliers, brochures.
7 – 1989 25 – Copy of “Perspectives on Kate Chopin.”
26 – Copies of papers from “Perspectives…”
8 – 1989 (Woman of Yesterday….)
27 – Correspondence, reports.
28 – Grant and budget documents, etc.
29 – Vitae.
9 – 1989 30 – Correspondence with libraries, etc.
31 – Correspondence on grants.
32 – Notes.
33 – Correspondence on publicity.
34 – Publicity – radio program.
35 – Publicity packets and manual.
10 – 1989 36 – Vitae.
37 – Vitae.
38 – Miscellaneous notes and documents.
11 ‚Äì 1989 39 ‚Äì Correspondence on publicity, photocopy of ‚ÄúWomen’s Studies.‚Äù
40 – Notes on St. Louis trip.
41 – Handwritten notes.
42 ‚Äì R√©sum√©’s.
43 – Price quotes, samples, etc.
44 – Miscellaneous notes, documents.
45 – Notes on grant writing.
46 – Miscellaneous notes, documents on Chopin films.
47 – Copy of “Humanities Projects in Libraries.” Miscellaneous documents and correspondence.
12 – 1989 48 – Correspondence.
49 – Correspondence and schedules – Spring.
50 – Correspondence and schedules – Fall.
51 – Mostly photocopies of journal articles on Kate Chopin and some of her short fiction.
52 – Materials from various parish libraries involved in the project.
13 – 1989 53 – Evaluations by scholars.
54 – Sample evaluations.
55 – Evaluations by participants.
56 – Manual #1.
57 – Manual #2.
14 – 1989 58 – Miscellaneous documents, forms, goal statements.
59 – Correspondence, planning documents, vitae.
60 – Various documents: “Mississippi Mindscape,” apparently used as a template for Chopin Library Series.
61 – Various documents pertaining to publicity.
62 – Forms, Chopin fliers and brochures.
15 – 1989 63 – Newspaper clippings, brochures.
64 – Final report.
65 – Correspondence – Dr. Ada Jarred.
16 – 1989 66 – Miscellaneous documents and correspondence – mostly pertaining to later (1990) sessions of “Woman of Yesterday.”
67 – Budget papers.
68 – Correspondence, reports and miscellaneous.
69 – Correspondence and vitae.
17 – 1991 70 – Photocopied materials on Eudora Welty.
71 – Chopin exhibit photos and descriptions.
72 – Fliers, grant materials, miscellaneous documents.
73 – Grant papers, miscellaneous documents.
74 – Conference correspondence.
18 – 1991 75 – Miscellaneous documents.
76 – Correspondence.
77 ‚Äì Vitae and r√©sum√©’s.
78 – Correspondence, lists, evaluations.
19 – 1991 79 – Correspondence, radio spots for “Woman of Yesterday…”
80 – NEH Grant Proposals.
81 – Correspondence.
82 – Correspondence.
83 – Correspondence and papers.
19 – 1993 84 – Notes, documents and correspondence on 1993 Conference.
85 – Notes, documents and correspondence on 1993 Conference.
One copy of “Perspectives.”
One VHS videotape.
Several 5” diskettes.
20 – 1993 86 – Evaluation forms, announcements program for 1993 Conference.
87 – Correspondence and a few miscellaneous papers.
88 – Grant application materials.
89, 90, 91 – Papers submitted for 1993 Conference including rejections and other correspondence.
92 – Lists, schedule and correspondence.
93 – Grant accounting documents.
94 – Copy of Alexandria Civic Club Directory – June 1992.
95 – Brochures.
96 – Call for papers, correspondence.
97 – Grant application documents.
98 – International Paper Corporation grant documents.
99 – Memos and general correspondence.
100 – News releases.
101 – Panel listings.
102 – Poster contest entry forms.
103 – News clippings and publicity folders.
104 – Copies of three articles on Southern Women. Book reviews.
105 – “Call for papers by younger scholars” – with one rejection notice.
106 – Paper submission and correspondence with C. Adamowicz, University of Rhode Island.
107 – Paper submission and correspondence with Beth Bennett.
108 – Corespondence with Merle Slack, Emory University.
109 – Paper submission and correspondence with Benay Blend.
110 – Abstract, vita and correspondence with Tina Bucher.
111 – Paper submission and correspondence with Barbara Burkett.
112 – Paper submission by Karen Day.
113 – Paper submission and correspondence with Lunn Cathern.
114 – Paper submission and correspondence with Rebecca Dickson.
115 – Paper submission and correspondence with Joyce Dyer.
116 – Paper submission and correspondence with Nancy Ellis.
117 – Correspondence and contract with Barbara Ewell.
118 – Correspondence with Joanne Ferreira.
119 ‚Äì Correspondence and miscellaneous docs. Pertaining to Ellen Gilchrist, including speaker’s contract.
120 – Correspondence and docs on Marilyn Hoder-Salmon and book on “Awakening.”
121 – Paper submission and correspondence with Jane Hotchkiss.
122 – Paper submission and correspondence with Robert Johnson.
123 – Paper submission and correspondence with Gerry Jones.
124 – Paper submission and correspondence with Shela Joy.
125 – Paper submission and correspondence with M. Kleeberg.
126 – LEH correspondence and docs.
127 – Paper submission and correspondence with C. Lundie.
128 – Paper submission and correspondence with Kerry Maguire.
129 – Paper submission and correspondence with Pamela Menke.
130 – Paper submission and correspondence with Mary Morton.
131 – Paper submission and correspondence with Jacq. Padgett.
132 – Paper submission and correspondence with Amy Pardo.
133 – Paper submission and correspondence with K. Poremski.
134 – Paper submission and correspondence with Carlotta Rody.
135 – Abstract and correspondence with Beth Rothermel.
136 – Two papers (from young scholars panel ?).
137 – Paper submission and correspondence with Doreen Sear.
138 – Correspondence with Geraldine Seay.
139 – Paper submission and correspondence with M. Sempreora.
140 – Correspondence with Fred. Stielow.
141 – Various newsletters, correspondence, materials for Young Scholars Conference, etc.
142 – Newsletters, documents, brochures, notes and miscellaneous.
21 – 1995 143 – 4th Conference schedule (1995), several papers pertaining to other conferences.
144 – Correspondence, documents, newspaper items, financial printouts and two paper submissions.
145 – Correspondence on younger scholars panel.
146 – Fliers, schedules, etc. for 4th Conference.
147 – Correspondence and contract with Helen Taylor.
148 – Two copies of newspaper items on Kate Chopin.
149 – Budget items, requisitions, printouts, notes.
150 – Financial items.
151 – Mostly notes and odd correspondence on 1995 Conference.
152 – Paper submission and correspondence with Sandra Gunning.
153 – Various memos and correspondence.
154 – Financial docs and list of travel arrangements.
155 – Thank you notes and three letters.
156 – Miscellaneous docs, fliers, etc,
157 – Correspondence with Emily Toth.
158 – Correspondence with Wayne Phillips.
159 – Form letter to moderators.
160 – Correspondence with Phyllis Bridges.
161 – Correspondence with B. Lindsey Nics.
162 – Paper and correspondence with Karen Poremski
163 – Correspondence with Josephine Haley.
164 – Correspondence with Anne Fleischmann.
165 – Paper submitted by Thomas Easterling.
166 – Abstract by Hank Ballenger.
167 – Correspondence and letters from various participants.
168 – List of Manuscripts and correspondence.
169 – Correspondence with Margaret Roberts.
170 – Abstract from Marilyn Hoder-Salmon.
171 – Abstracts and correspondence with Bonnie Shaker.
172 – Copy of letter to Sara Warner.
173 – Form letter (3 copies) on Pedagogy Session with lecture transcript.
174 – Paper by Stacy Brothers.
175 – Abstract and correspondence with Dede Mousseau.
176 – Copy of an article from “Louisiana Literature.”
177 – Publicity items.
178 – Two papers from young scholars.
179 – Three items of correspondence.
180 – Paper and abstract by Reine Bouton.
181 – Abstract and correspondence with Ann-Barbara Graff.
182 – Abstract (?) of paper by Carol Bernard.
183 – Paper submitted by Michelle Brooks.
184 – Abstract of paper by Elizabeth Eakman.
185 – Abstract of paper by Karen Cole.
186 – Paper submitted by Mary Huffer.
187 – Two copies of paper submitted by Ron Kates.
188 – Paper submitted by Genevieve S. Morgan.
189 ‚Äì Two copies of paper submitted by Mary Anne O’Neal.
190 – Abstract of paper by Deborah Penney.
191 – Correspondence with Cindy Ruesch.
192 – Paper submitted by Geraldine Seay.
193 – Paper submitted by Dara Shaw.
194 – Paper submitted by Deborah Smith.
195 – Abstract and correspondence from Sophia Taylor.
196 – Paper submitted by Anne Marie Whaley.
197 – Paper submitted by Lana Zannoni (2 copies).
198 – Copy of thesis and paper by Deborah Zeringue, misc.
198 – correspondence and short version of thesis.
199 – Various documents pertaining to earlier conferences.
200 – Budget and financial papers (1995).
201 – (Black Binder) – Notes, lists, receipts, miscellaneous documents, etc. Filmed Chopin folder.
Kate Chopin Exhibit Collection
Scope and Content
This collection consists of sixteen folders of material from the Kate Chopin Exhibit, including photographs (of family, houses, and other locations) and documents from Kate Chopin’s life and work. There are also folders containing photocopied documents (of both contemporary and more recent vintage) illustrating various aspects of women’s life in Louisiana during the lifetime of Kate Chopin. A chronology is included.
Inventory
Box 8-A-5 1
Folder 1 Photographs of Kate Chopin and family.
Folder 2 Photographs of buildings and other locations of importance in Kate Chopin’s life.
Folder 3 Photographs, etc. of St. Louis
Folder 4 Photocopies, w/ backing, of business and personal papers.
Folder 5 Same as above.
Folder 6 Same as above.
Folder 7 Photographs of people other than Kate or her family.
Folder 8 Photocopies, w/ backing, of various documents illustrative of Southern life and the world in which Kate Chopin moved and worked.
Folder 9 Same as above.
Folder 10 Same as above
Folder 11 Photocopies, w/ backing, of pieces of Chopin’s work.
Folder 12 Same as above
Folder 13 Spratling sketches of New Orleans.
Folder 14 Photocopied Confederate maps (w/ backing)
Folder 15 Cloutierville area map and land plat (w/backing).
8-A-5 Box 2 Contains various labels (w/ backing) used in the collection.
Eunie Viola Christian Stacy Collection
This collection consists of notes and assignments from classes in high school and in home economics and other courses taught at Louisiana State Normal College. Mrs. Stacy became a Home Economics teacher and also kept items from her time as a teacher
Accession # 599
Location 19-G-6, 19-H-2, 19-H-3
Natchitoches Christmas Festival Collection
Scope and Content
VHS videotape-Christmas Festival, 1987
Circle K Scrapbook
Donated by Mrs. Sharon Firestone, this 22- page scrapbook in 1967 is a record of the Circle K Club’s activities on the NSU campus for that year.
CCC Collection
Contains reports and correspondence of Civilian Conservation Corps Camps in Louisiana. These include Camp Livingston in Grant Parish and Camp Kisatchie in Provencal, Louisiana.
Sarah Lewis Carol Clapp Collection
The gift of Sarah Lewis Carol Clapp, this collection consists of numerous items dealing with Dr. Clapp’s education, career, and social life. There are speeches, writings, published works, and personal items.
Inventory
Folder
1 speech An Education for Democracy
2 writings Book reviews
3. writings The Humanity of Words
4 writings Shakespeare
5 review Jonathan Swift
6 speech Readers Guide to Women
7 writings R. H. Griffith
8 speech Inauguration of Dr. Kyser
9 writing Bertha Haupt
10 writings Works of William Wagstaff
11 writing obituaries
12 writings Notes on Sir Roger de Coverly Papers
13 writings Notes from Hocken’s New Zealand bibliography
14 research on Shakespeare, notes and correspondence
15 speech AAUW speech and convention program
16 writings Publishing house of Tonson and correspondence
17 correspondence 1930-1932 letters
18 writing Woman’s building at Texas
19 writing A Trifle for English Teachers
20 writing words into entities
21 speech India
22 speech AAUW Fellowship
23 speech Women’s Campus Club
24 poems Greeting cards with Clapp verses
25 writings Tonson manuscripts and checklist
26 writings Tonson manuscripts and checklist
27 writings Tonson manuscripts and checklist
28 items Clapp’s career (res. NSC at Florida)
29 items Clapp’s career (Texas)
30 passports
31 photographs
32 items retirement
33 items Phi Kappa Phi
34 items Delta Kappa Gamma
35 writings Tonson
36 photos of Natchitoches
37 Manuscript by Skipper
38 writings book review by Clapp
43 3 publications (the subscription, Enterprises of John Ogilby and Richard Blom
Peel’s use of Folk-lore in the Old Wives’ Tale; A trife for English teachers
44 Certificates of appreciation
45 Christmas cards to Sarah Clapp
46 Delta Kappa Gamma Society, Epsilon State Chapter meetings dated 1976-1979, 1982
47 Newspaper clippings
48 Poems by Sarah Clapp
49 Photographs
50 Notes taken by Carol Wells about Sarah Clapp
51 Delta Kappa Gamma Scrapbook presented to Sarah Clapp by the Beta Kappa Chapter
52 Page from 1934 college catalogue with faculty listed, (page 2 of scrapbook)
53 Newsletter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, (page 3 of scrapbook)
1976
54 Snapshots of banquet scenes on Lafayette, Louisiana, 1972
55 Arts and crafts sale flyer and thank you note from Colleen Nelken Monk (page 5
of scrapbook)
56 A biographical sketch of Sarah Clapp
57 Snapshots to Sarah Clapp from friends
58 Newspaper clipping detailing a reception honoring Sarah Clapp (page 8 of scrapbook)
59 3 copies of printed program of Sarah Clapp Scholarship presentation (page 9 of
scrapbook)
60 Establishment of Sarah Clapp Foundation (page 10 of scrapbook)
61 Memorandum from Colleen Nelken to faculty, NSU establishing Sarah Clapp Scholarship Fund (page11 of scrapbook)
62 2 snapshots of Sarah Clapp and guest list, (page 12 of scrapbook) February 17,
1977
63 Copy of program of 16th Annual Honors and Awards Banquet, (page 13 of scrapbook) February 9, 1977
64 2 snapshots of Sarah Clapp and recipient of the award; list of awards and recipients (page 14 of scrapbook)
65 Campus correspondence pertaining to the 16th annual honors awards banquet(page
15 of scrapbook)
66 News release from NSU to Shreveport Times, (page 16 of scrapbook) February 15, 1977
67 News clippings from the Natchitoches Times and Current Sauce concerning Sarah Clapp Scholarship Foundation (page 17 of scrapbook)
68 Personal note from Sarah Clapp to Betta Kappa members and her response to Dr. C E. Dugdale’s remarks
69 Notes of congratulations from friends to Sarah Clapp upon the establishment of the Sarah Clapp Scholarship Foundation (page 19 of scrapbook)
70 Photograph of Sarah Clapp with Dr. C. E. Dugdale; newspaper clipping concerning scholarship with pictures of Dr. Clapp, Tom Paul Southerland, and Dr. Colleen Monk (page 20 of scrapbook)
71 News article printed in the Louisiana Deltion, May 1977 (page 21 of scrapbook)
72 List of contributions to the Sarah Clapp Scholarship Fund with cover letter from C. B. Ellis; Letter from Doris Dupree to staff of Alumni Columns, spring 1977 (page 22 of scrapbook)
73 Cards, notes, and letters of congratulations from family and friends to Sarah Clapp (page 23 of scrapbook)
74 Personal address list, memo concerning nomination committee, Delta Kappa Gamma, copies of minutes of Delta Kappa Gamma, State Convention (page 24 of scrapbook) 1977-1981
75 Identification/membership cards, (70)
76 Sorority pins (2)
77 Graduation cap (1)
78 Graduation gown (part)
Dennis Clarkston Collection
Inventory
Box 1
Folder 1 “Tête-à-Tête”, January-December 1992
CDL Newsletter CD-Rom, January 1992-January 2001
“Romantic Times”, January 2001, October 200?
Folder 2 “Tête-à-Tête”, January-December 1993
“Tête-à-Tête”, January-December 1994
Folder 3 “Tête-à-Tête” January 1995-December 1995
Folder 4 “Tête-à-Tête”, January 1997-December 1998
“The Elizabeth Leigh Newsletter”, November 1997
‚ÄúEloisa James’s News and Scandal Sheet‚Äù, Spring 2000
“Laura Marie Altom Times”, Spring 2000
“Nook News”, Spring 1991
Jeanne Sumerix Pamphlet
Folder 5 “Tête-à-Tête”, January 1999-February 1999, April 1999-July 1999, September 1999-January 2001
Folder 6 “NOLA News”, May/June 1991-December 1994
Folder 7 “NOLA News”, July/August 1995-December 1996
(14) Sheets, Metsy Hingle, March 2001
(12) Sheets, Linda West, 2001
NOLA Member Conference Pack
Box 2
Folder 8 Enraptured, Letter to Dorchester Books, Chapters 1-12 including revisions
Folder 9 Enraptured, Chapters 13-26, Epilogue, including revisions
Folder 10 Autographed copy of Exposed, Julie Elizabeth Leto, 2001
When a Man Loves a Woman, Bette Ford, 2002
Folder 11 Gotta Get Next to You, Lynn Emery, 2001
Autographed copy of Territorial Bride, Linda Castle, 1998
Autographed copy of Embrace the Day, Susan Wiggs, 1988
Clayton Collection
Scope and Content
This collection includes the working files used by Ronnie Clayton for his 1990 book, Mother Wit: The Ex-slave Narratives of the Louisiana Writers’ Project. The bulk includes materials directly related to the WPA-sponsored Federal Writers Project conducted in Louisiana from 1935-1943. For more details, see Clayton’s introduction in the book. For related materials, also see The Federal Writer’s Project Collection, also contained in The Cammie G. Henry Research Center.
The collection addition contains more files related to the Louisiana Federal Writers Project, many produced by Lyle Saxon, director of the project. Of particular interest, is a large set of correspondence to and from New Orleans poet and writer Marcus Christian. Also present are a few oral histories conducted by Clayton, including one of Christian.
Note: The majority of these materials are copies from other research institutions. Please follow according copyright laws when citing.
Inventory
Box #1
Reports
Folder 1
Reports, 1935-1938
Folder 2
Reports, 1939-1943
Folder 3
1938 Reorganization Bill, Ronnie Clayton
Folder 4
Reports, 1944-1946, 1948, 1978, Metro Meridian, n.d., 1976, 1980
Highlights of American History: 1607-1975/6
Miscellaneous Articles
American Guide Manual, n.d.
Folder 5
“The Formative Years: Englishmen Become Americans”, n.d.
Outline, n.d.
“Parting of Ways…” n.d. (2)
“Launching Federal Government”, n.d.
‚ÄúAmerican’s Second Struggle for Independence‚Äù, n.d.
“Excessive Taxation”, n.d.
“Divided We Fell”, n.d.
“The Age of Jackson”, n.d.
“Lincoln and Emancipation”, n.d.
“Modernizing Baseball”, n.d.
“Shakespearean Presidential Press Conference”, n.d.
Clayton’s Comments on American History
Folder 6
‚ÄúFederal Writers’ Project for Blacks in Louisiana‚Äù, Ronnie W. Clayton, n.d.
Written Outline
“Wrecks”, Ronnie Clayton, n.d.
“Success: Chance or Choice?” n.d. (2)
Untitled Report, n.d.
Untitled Report, Edited, n.d.
“Poverty: Chance of Choice?” (Revision of “Success…”)
Computer Program Notes
Untitled Report, n.d.
Memo on Easel Painting, n.d.
“Report on State of Louisiana”, Howard Colgan
Journal of Southern History Bibliography
Biography of Lyle Saxon and Howard Bregg
10 Reports in WPA Project
Letter: Caroline Durieux From D. Ferguson, n.d.
Employee/Salary/ Duty Lists, n.d.
Division of State Projects
Records of WPA
Box #2 Drafts and Revisions
Folder 1
Clayton Dissertation Comments
Letter” Clayton to Dr. Noggle and Response
“Launching New Projects”
“The Politics of Relief”, (2)
‚ÄúThe LWP’s Major Publications‚Äù
“A Sacred Trust”
Folder 2
Federal Writers’ Project Information
Preface
“From Relief Rolls to Relief Work”
“Poverty is a Heartless Taskmaster”
“From Plan to Print”
“Life and Labor…Local Projects”
“Friends No More”
Epilogue
Graphs
Folder 3
‚ÄúAmerica’s Second Struggle for Independence‚Äù
‚ÄúFederal Writers’ Projects for Blacks in Louisiana‚Äù, (3)
“Golden Age & Silver Screen”, (2)
Untitled Draft
“From Plan to Print”, edited
Folder 4
“Life and Labor…Local Projects”, draft
“Poverty is a Heartless Taskmaster”, draft
“From Relief Rolls to Relief Work”, draft
“Changing of the Guard”, draft
Folder 5
“Friends No More”
“Manuscript for a Black History of Louisiana”, Marcus Bruce Christian, 1980
Revision for Dillard Writers’ Project, 1976, (2)
Box #3 Correspondence
Folder 1 Correspondence: 1925-1928, 1930-1932, 1934-1935, January-July 1936
Folder 2 Correspondence: July-December 1936, January-July 1937
Folder 3 Correspondence: August-December 1937, January-September 1938
Folder 4 Correspondence: October-December 1938, 1939-1940
Folder 5 Correspondence: Correspondence: 1942, 1946, 1967, 1968, 1974, 1976, 1983-1985, 1987, Undated Letters
Box #4 Articles
Folder 1 Articles: 1924-1927, 1931, 1935-1938
Folder 2 Articles: 1939-1943, 1946, 1950, 1954, 1960-1962, 1967-1969
Box #5 Articles
Folder 1 Articles: 1970-1974, 1976-1977, 1979, 1981. 1983, 1984, 1987
Folder 2 Undated Articles
Folder 3 Undated Articles
Correspondence
Box # 6
Folder
1 Marcus Christian 1935-1956
2 Marcus Christian 1957-1974
3 General 1935
4 General 1935-1936
5 General 1936
6 General 1935
Box # 7
Folder
7 General 1936
8 General 1937
9 General 1937-1938
10 General 1939
11 General 1939-1941
12 General 1942-1946
Box # 8
Folder
13 General 1974-1987, undated
Box # 8 continued
Reports
Folder
14 1935-1937
15 1937-1942
Notes
16 1984, undated
Oral Histories
17 1974-1985, undated
Publications
18 1933-1938, undated
Box # 9
Folder
19 undated
Press Releases
20 1937-1946, undated
Clippings
21 1937-1979, undated
Other Printed Materials
22 1935-1940, undated
Clements Collection
Scope and Content
Ernest Clements, of Oberlin, Louisiana, died in 1978 after a long career in public office as State Senator, Commissioner of Wildlife and Fisheries and Public Service Commissioner. He was also a well known orator and supporter of Governors Huey P. Long and Earl K. Long.
The bulk of the collection is represented by clippings, but also contains commission, correspondence, photographs and political material.
Inventory
Folder
1 Clements at L.S.U; World War I, 1918.
2 Huey Long speech, posters, articles about, 1930s.
3 Huey Long memorial address by Clements; travel diary; political cartoons, clippings, Senate Rules of Order, 1940- 1944.
4 Clippings, Earl K. Long posters, inaugural program & address; Clements correspondence, 1945- 1949.
5 Earl K. Long posters; Clements writings, reports, letters to; photographs, clippings, 1950- 1954.
6 Correspondence; Earl K. Long posters, letters, article about; Bill Dodd article, 1955- 1959.
7 Clements campaign material; letters, Earl K. Long memorial service program, Clements oration; article about Clements; clippings, 1960- 1962.
8 Programs, letters, pictures, clippings, article about Clements, 1963- 1969.
9 Letters, clippings, St. Maurice speech, photographs, 1970- 1974.
10 St. Maurice program, clippings, 1975- 1978.
11 Certificates, clippings, 1979- 1980s.
12 Crawford’s Redbone typescript; Huey Long picture; photographs, certificates, clippings, undated.
13 Clements’ radio addresses, 1943- 1961.
14 Notes from which Clements made speeches, various.
15 Memorial Number, Louisiana Conservation Review with notes, October 1935.
16 Clements photograph, undated.
17 Photos of Clements on various unidentified occasions, various dates.
18 Box containing six reel- to- reel tapes, 21 cassettes, 2 new cassettes for copying for Mrs. Snapp, packet of Mr. Clements membership cards, jewelry box with two political tie clasps.
19 Pictures of Ernest S. Clements, Wildlife & Fisheries, various
20 Pictures of Ernest S. Clements, political occasions, various.
21 Pictures of Gov. & Mrs. Earl K. Long, various.
22 Pictures of Gov. Rd. Leche, various
Following folders are in oversize boxes
23 Pages of wallpaper scrapbook and other material.
24 Certificates and other large items.
25 Family scrapbook
26 Large photographs.
27 Wildlife & Fisheries scrapbook
28 Scrapbook of political clippings, 1935- 1968.
Clifton School Collection
Scope and Content
Collection given June 26, 1964, by the teacher, Mr. Elwood Dyess. Collection includes two items:
1 Xerox typescript account of this school written by Pearlie S. Wood for Education 531. She was a teacher in this school.
2 Photo album, showing pictures of faculty and students.
Topics Indexed:
Clifton School
Dyess, Elwood
Redbones
Schools: segregated
Segregation
Wood, Pearlie S.
Schools: Clifton School
P.E. Cloutier Collection
Scope and Content
This collection contains manuscript and printed material among which includes correspondence, legal documents, surveys and newspaper clippings. The items are arranged chronologically. Much of the material concerns the Buard and Cloutier families of Natchitoches Parish. Interest centers on land, slaves, cotton, and family members. The earliest document, dated May 1, 1725, shows the origin of the Buard family in the Swiss village of Pampigny, north of Lake Geneva. A short 1864 diary written by Fulbert Cloutier can also be found in the microfilm collection. Several other rolls of microfilm exist that are not presently processed.
Also included are copies of land plats for Natchitoches and its environs including the Campti and Cane River areas. Most are signed by Pierre Joseph Maës, aPDnd are dated 1793-1801. These were obtained from the Register of the State Land Office in 1963. After being accessioned, these plats were moved to the general map collection. However, a listing of the plats can be found in the Cloutier collection.
NOTE: This finding aid of the P.E.Cloutier Collection was adapted from a calendar originally published in 1966 by Katherine Bridges. At the time, Bridges was Louisiana Librarian in the Louisiana Room, Russell Library at Northwestern State College of Louisiana. Copies of the original calendar are still available for viewing in the Cammi G. Henry Research Center.
ADDITIONAL NOTE: Please use microfilm in place of original materials when possible.
Series 1. Unbound Manuscripts
Folder
1 Honorable discharge of Jean Denis Buas [Buard] and Gabriel Buas [Buard], his son, soldiers in the French-Swiss Company of His Most Christian Majesty, the King of France and Navarre, in Louisiana. Signed by Francois Louis De Merveilleux, Captain of the Company. May 1, 1725 [In French]
2 Confirmation made of Juan Bautista Buard [Jean Baptist Buard] by Francisco Luis Hector, Baron de Carondelet, Governor [etc.] of the Province of Louisiana and West Florida, of land, in possession of which Don Carlos Trudeau, Royal Land Surveyor, had placed Buard. New Orleans, May 20, 1794. [In Spanish]
2 Confirmation made to Guillaume Lestage by Francisco Luis Hector, Baron de Carondelet, Governor General [etc.] of the Province of Louisiana and West Florida, of land, in possession of which Don Carlos Trudeau, Royal Land Surveyor, had placed Lestage. New Orleans, March 26, 1795. [In Spanish]
6 Letter to William W.L. Sherman, Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee, from his brother, Thomas Sherman. Greenhill, Botetourt County, Virginia. July 8, 1831. [In English]
9 Bill of sale of a Negro slave, Saturday, a blacksmith, by Richard Fordham
of Charleston, South Carolina, to Lewis A. Buard [sic], represented by his
agent Ambrose [sic] Lecomte. Charleston, South Carolina, May 13, 1833[In English]
9 Bill of sale of “a Negro fellow named Ned,” by William Seabrook to Ambroise Lecomte, agent of Louis A. Buard. Charleston, South Carolina, May 23, 1833. [In English]
9 Bill of sale of five Negro slaves by Lewis A. Collier of Richmond, Virginia, to Louis A. Buard, represented by his agent, Ambroise Lecomte. Richmond, Virginia, June 20, 1833. [In English]
9 Bill of sale of a Negro slave, Edmond, by Robert Lumpkin of Richmond, Virginia, to Lewis A. Buard [sic], represented by his agent, Ambroise Lecomte. Richmond, Virginia, June 20, 1833. [In English]
10 Bill of sale of Negro woman slave, Laura, by Mlle. Marie Thereze Eucharis Labrouche of New Orleans to Louis Alexandre Buard. New Orleans, May 12, 1835. [In French]
10 Bill of sale of Negro slave, Scotland Billy, by Thomas Boudar, of New Orleans, to Louis Alexandre Buard. New Orleans, May 13, 1835. [In French]
11 Certificate of appointment of L. A. Buard as aide-de-camp of the Brigadier of the 5th Brigade. March 11, 1836. [In English]
12 Letter to Madame Alexandre Buard, Natchitoches, from her husband, L. A. Buard. New Orleans, March 6, 1837. [In French]
12 Bill of sale of a Negro woman slave, Maria, by John Hagan of Charleston, South Carolina, to Louis Alexandre Buard. New Orleans, March 13, 1837. [In English]
12 Bill of sale of two Negro slaves by Lewis Neville Shelton, of Charleston, South Carolina, to Louis Alexandre Buard. New Orleans, March 14, 1837 [In English]
12 Bill of sale of two Negro women slaves by Benjamin Davis of Petersburg, Virginia, to Jean Baptist Cloutier. New Orleans, March 22, 1837. [In English]
12 Bill of sale of a Negro slave, William Garrison, by Shadrack F. Slatter, of Clinton, Georgia, to Jean Baptist Cloutier. March 22, 1837. [In English]
13 Financial report by Richard Hertzog to the Directors (D. Bossier, A. L. Buard, B. St. Amans, Et. Ganglier, Amb. Lecomte) of ‘Moulin a Scie,” a sawmill company. July 17, 1838. [In French]
13 Letter to Alexandre Buard concerning a gun which has been made for him and has been sent for delivery to A. Rivarde of New Orleans. Nantes, September 10, 1838. [In French]
14 Bill of sale of two Negro women slaves, Priscilla and Sarah, by Mark Davis, of New Orleans, to Jean Baptist Cloutier. New Orleans, February 28, 1840 [In English]
14 Bill of sale of a Negro slave, Pompey, by John Hagan, New Orleans, February 28, 1840. [In English]
15 Receipt for a tract of land purchased by Louis Alexandre Buard and Solon Bartlett for $150.00. Natchitoches, May 14, 1840. [In English]
15 Duplicate receipt of above.
15 Receipt for a tract of land purchased by Louis Alexandre Buard. Natchitoches, May 14, 1840. [In English]
15 Duplicate receipt of above.
16 Power of attorney given to Jean Baptiste Cloutier by Athanas Hebert, Jr. Cote Joyeuse, January 6, 1841. [In French]
17 Letter to Madame Alexandre Buard [Suzette] from L. A. Buard. New Orleans, December 15, 1843. [In French]
17 Letter to Madame L. A. Buard [Suzette] from her brother, [Henry Hertzog]. New Orleans, December 20, 1843. [In French]
18 Letter to L. A. Buard from his wife, Susette [sic] Buard. Postscript addressed to Henry [Hertzog]. Natchitoches, January 5, 1844. [In French]
18 Letter to L. Alexandre Buard, in Havana, Cuba, from his wife, Susette Buard. Cote Joyeuse, January 13, 1844. [In French]
18 Letter to L. A. Buard, “Care of Stephen Fuquet Havanna Ile of Cuba,” from his wife, Susette Buard. Postscript addressed to her brother. Ile Brevelle, January 22, 1844. [In French]
18 Public instrument of protest, made by Frederick Williams, a Notary Public, for A. Lemee’, cashier of the Union Bank of Louisiana at Natchitoches, concerning the non-payment of a note for $250 given by Richard W. Hertzog to J.B. Cloutier. Natchitoches, April 1, 1844 [In French and English]
19 Letter to Madame Alexandre Buard, Natchitoches, La., from her brother, Henry Hertzog. Havana, Cuba, January 28, 1844. [In French]
19 Letter to Mme. A, Buard, Natchitoches, La., from her husband, L. A. Buard. Havana, Cuba. January 30, 1844. [In French]
19 Letter to Alexandre Buard from his uncle, P. E. Bossier. Washington City, D.C. February 5, 1844. [In French]
19 Letter to Emile Hertzog, Cote Joyeuse, from L. A. Buard. New Orleans, May 12, 1844. [In French]
20 Letter to Henry Hertzog, Natchitoches, La., from his sister, Susette Buard. Louisville, June 3, 1844. [In French]
20 Letter to Emile Hertzog, Natchitoches, La., from [L. A. Buard]. Red Sulphur Springs, July 18, 1844. [In French]
20 Letter to L. A. Buard, Baltimore, Maryland, from Henry Hertzog. Postscript to his sister, Suzette Buard. Natchitoches, May 28, 1844. [In French]
21 List of slaves. November 25, 1844. [In French]
21 Letter to [L. A. Buard] from his wife, Susette Buard. Natchitoches, December 27, 1844. [In French]
22 Letter to Alexandre Buard from Emile Hertzog. Burita, July 3, 1846. [In French]
22 List of Negro children with dates of births. (1833-1847). [In French]
22 Alexandre Buard’s agreement with Joseph Soldini in the matter of terms of sale of a house and lot. Mach 26, 1847. [In English]
22 Letter to L. A. Buard, Natchitoches, La., from Father E. D’Hauw. New Orleans, March 9, 1849. [In French]
23 Ten page 19th century document describing division of property, including slaves, among families such as Prudhomme, Lecompte, Buard.
23 Sale of land from Benjamin Metoyer to Joseph Irwin. November 23, 1826.
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24 Receipt for $30, part payment for a flat boat made out to B. Metoyer. Natchitoches, June 23, 1856. [In English]
24 Newspaper clipping, “Democratic nominations. For President: James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania. For Vice-President: J. C. Brechinridge, of Kentucky.” Lists names of Democratic Central Committee of Natchitoches, and gives account of meeting to arrange a reception for the Hon. J. P. Benjamin and B. S. Tappan. Natchitoches, October 11, 1856. [In English]
24 Receipt for $35 part payment for a flat boat made out to B. Metoyer by H. E. Hawthorn. Ile Brevelle, November 15, 1856. [In English]
25 Newspaper clipping, “Christmas,” 1857. [In English]
25 Part of a notebook in which a student has written summaries of events in English history. Each summary is dated the day the student made it. December 11, 1856–February 9, 1857. [In English]
25 Receipt for payment by B. Metoyer for subscription to the National Intelligencer. Natchitoches, March 20, 1857. [In English]
25 Receipt for the Picayune, March 26, 1856–March 26, 1857, made out to Benji. Metoyer, Natchitoches. New Orleans, March 20, 1857. [In English]
25 Receipt for payment by O. Metoyer for subscription to De Bow’s Review. March 20, 1857. [In English]
25 Receipt for payment by Octave Metoyer for subscription to the National Intelligencer. Natchitoches, March 20, 1857. [In English]
25 Bill made out to Monsieur J. Lestage by O. Lecerf. Cote Joyeuse, March 24, 1857. [In French]
25 Receipt for $98 given to B. Metoyer by H. E. Hawthorn, “for a flat-boat I built for him.” Natchitoches, March 27, 1857. [In English]
25 Receipt from Theophile Prudhomme and Henriette Cloutier for $774 63/100, the full share of their inheritance from the estate of Marie Suzette Lambre. Natchitoches, April 6, 1857. [In English] Series 1. Unbound Manuscripts continued
26 Receipt given B. Metoyer for medical services by L. Fleming. April 8, 1857. [In French]
26 Receipt for payment by B. Metoyer for goods bought from J. P. Sarrazin, Steam Tobacco Manufactory. April 27, 1857. [In French]
26 Itemized bill of B. Toledano & Taylor sent to B. Metoyer. April 1857. [In English]
26 Receipt for $150 made out to Benji. Metoyer by H. E. Hawthorn for repairs to his gin house. Natchitoches, May 14, 1857. [In English]
26 Newspaper clipping announcing the final performance of Les Artistes Francais in Theatre de la Nouvelle Orleans, September 26, 1857. [In French]
26 Newspaper clipping, “The Autumnal Season.” November 13, 1857. [In English]
26 Financial statement of wages paid and due to D. Frame, overseer, made by B. Metoyer, December 1, 1857. [In English]
27 Note from David Frame authorizing Ben Metoyer to pay to Harrisson & Cockerhorn, or bearer, $55. January 22, 1858. [In English]
27 Financial statement of money owed by D. Frame to B. Metoyer. March 1, 1858. [In English]
27 Copy of document recording the sale on August 6, 1857, of three town lots and improvements in Cloutierville by Samuel O. Scruggs to Pierre Rene’ Cloutier. Natchitoches, June 21, 1858. [In English]
28 Statement by John Petty. Account of Mrs. Ben Metoyer with Metoyer Bros. from March 4, 1859 to April 24, 1860. (Various items listed: clothing, household supplies, farm supplies, doctor’s bills paid, etc.). April 24, 1860. [In English]
28 Inventory of B. Metoyer, 1860. (Slaves, mules, horses, cattle, cotton, corn, etc.) Single sheet. [In English]
28 List of slaves, with names and ages of each, of Mrs. L. A. Buard. 1860. [In French and English]
28 Speech delivered by Emile Cloutier at St. Joseph’s College. Bardstown, Kentucky, February 22, 1860. [In English]
28 Receipt for land warrant for 120 acres. Bought from Judson & Co., New Orleans by Messrs. Toledano & Taylor. New Orleans, March 2, 1860. [In English]
28 Order to pay at sight $248.52 to John B. Cloutier and charge to the account of T. L. Hunt. Natchitoches, March 8, 1860. [In English]
28 Small notebook without cover, 1860. (Lists of supplies ordered and paid for, cotton made by slaves, etc.) [In French and English]
29 Itemized bill from Georgetown College to Mrs. A. Buard for her sons, Louis A. Buard and J. Evariste Buard. Georgetown, D. C., April 2 — July 6, 1860. [In English]
29 Promissory note to Fulbert Cloutier, signed by J. B. Cloutier, Natchitoches, July 28, 1860. [In English]
29 Letter to Louis [Buard?] from Father John Early, S. J., Georgetown College. Georgetown, D. C., August 30, 1860. [In English]
29 Receipted bill, addressed to Mr. Matthew Hertzog, Guardian, for payment for tuition, etc., for Miss Julie Buard at the Nazareth Literary and Benevolent Institution. July 27–September 3, 1860. [In English]
29 Letter to Hon. John M. Landrum, House of Reps., from Jos. [?] Wilson, Commissioner, General Land Office, concerning the salary due J. B. Cloutier for services rendered in locating military bounty lands from October 1, 1858 to February 1, 1860. January 11, 1861. [In English]
29 Receipted bill, addressed to Mr. Matthew Hertzog, Guardian, for payment for tuition, etc., for Miss Julie Buard at the Nazareth Literary & Benevolent Institution. February 1, 1861. [In English]
29 Itemized bill for board, tuition, etc., for Miss Julie Buard at the Nazareth Literary and Benevolent Institution. February 1, 1861. [In English]
30 Itemized bill from B. Toledano & Taylor, made out to Mme. Ve L. A. Buard. New Orleans, April 3, 1861. [In French]
30 Double sheet of a scrapbook with three handwritten invitations and three newspaper clippings pasted on. The earliest, an invitation to the wedding of the daughter of Ambrose Sompayrac, Nov. 3, 1857. A map of Africa drawn on the inner sheet. A colored picture on the back. September 12, 1861. [In French and English]
30 Newspaper clipping describing the deleterious effects on children of naked arms and necks. Note in ink: Union, 18th April 1861. [In English]
30 Newspaper clipping. On one side various advertisements, including one for F. E. Cloutier, “Chirurgien-Dentiste.” On the other, a portion of the comic “le Dictionnaire des Natchitoches,” and a notice of the burial on May 18, 1861, of Jean Baptiste Cloutier, who was born October 17, 1804. June 20, 1861. [In French] 30 Bill of lading for goods shipped by Ben Toledano, New Orleans, to Widow Ben Metoyer, Ile Brevelle, on the steamboat Mittie Stevens April 6, 1861. [In English]
30 Newspaper clipping. On one side, advertisement, inserted by E. F. Fitzgerald, Principal and Proprietor, of a boarding school; and a notice concerning the succession of Hardy Bryan, Sr. On the other, a notice of a meeting of the ladies of the parish “in aid of the military wants of country,” and a notice of the Annual Meeting of the Company of Firemen. December 1861. [In English]
31 Newspaper clipping, giving a suggested form to use in claiming for cotton destroyed to prevent it’s falling into the hands of the enemy. 1862. [In English]
31 Letter to Coralie, Mme. E. Cloutier, from S. B. written on the back of a printed form: “The United States (For 8th Reg’t V. V. ‚Ķ I certify that the above account is correct‚Ķ Received, ‚Ķ 1862, of Fred E. Smith, Qr. M., 8th Vt. Reg.” 1862. [In French]
31 Newspaper clipping with a notice on one side about the availability of two new musical compositions, “Marche Triomphale d’Oak Hill,” by Coralie Buard and “Gloire et Douleur,” words by Ernest Le Gendre and music by J. Nores. On the other side, a notice about the succession of the widow of Dominique Metoyer, free woman of color. January 23, 1862. [In French and English]
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31 Letter possibly to Coralie Buard, of two sheets signed A. M. [Ev?]. Reference is made to a scandal of Saturday. February 1, 1862. [In English]
31 Newspaper clipping with letter to Gen. A. S. Johnson concerning the battles at Fort Donelson. Camp near Murfreesboro, February 27, 1862. [In English]
31 Newspaper clipping. On one side an advertisement concerning a silver watch which one of the Negro’s of Pavy Blanchard found; one concerning the services of Mme. Gouzy, a midwife “De la Faculte’ de Me’decine de Paris,” the succession of Lille Grilliette; the succession of Paul Rabalais. On the other side, an open letter explaining the reason for the return home of the Prudhomme Guards. Natchitoches, March 18, 1862. [In French and English] 31 Newspaper clipping with “Gen Beauregard’s Address to the Army His Telegraphic Report of the Battle of Shiloh.” Corinth, April 17, 1862. [In English]
31 Newspaper clipping. On one side, articles noting that the ramshackle jail does not keep prisoners secure; that a company of guerillas has been organized in the parish with W. O. Breazeale as captain; that a young priest has been publicly insulted and the good name of the sexagenarian bishop has had a slur cast on it. On the other side, notice of the successions of Edward Roper, of Theodore Clement Rachal, of Emile M. Tauzin, and of Perciny W. Radescich. [In French and English]
31 Newspaper clipping from the Natchitoches Union. Article on one side concerning the defense of Red River. Article on the other side concerning the fortification of Vicksburg and reproaching the men of Natchitoches who are avoiding military duty and the people of Natchitoches in general who have been niggardly in financial support. Natchitoches, December 11, 1862. [In French and English]
32 Receipt for $800 overseer’s wages paid to C. H. Russell by the Widow Ben Metoyer. Natchitoches, March 31, 1863. [In English]
32 List of slave children on the plantation of Mrs. L. A. Buard. Name of child, mother, and date of child’s birth is given. January 1846–April 20, 1863. [In French]
32 Receipt signed by Bisholp Auguste Marie Martin for $1000 received from Mme. Vve Alexandre Buard. Natchitoches, May 12, 1863. [In French]
32 Note, headed “Jas. E. Prothro.” Includes names and figures: “Boy Charles $2200.00,” etc. May 19, June 3, June 1, 1863. [In English]
32 Letter, addressed to “my dear John,” from his brother, Emile, describing Confederate success new Thibodeaux. Bivouac near Thibodeaux, July 3, 1863. [In English] (includes typed copy)
32 Newspaper clipping, listing casualties in the Confederate Guards Response Battalion in the affair at Mrs. Sterling’s plantation in the Parish of Point Coupee’. September 29, 1863. [In English]
32 Legal instrument recording the sale by Theodore Schuman of a town lot on Jefferson Street in Natchitoches to Mrs. Suzette Hertzog, widow of Alexandre Buard. Natchitoches, October 30, 1863. [In English]
32 Newspaper clipping, “Gen. Polignac’s address To His Brigade at Mansfield.” This item was printed on wallpaper. April 12, 1864. [In English]
32 Newspaper clipping. On one side, a poem, “for the Natchitoches Times,” by W. H. Tunnard, Alexandria, “Break This Gently to My Sister.” On the other, a letter commenting on the victory of Gen. Gano and the Indian Confederates over the 6th Kansas regiment. Natchitoches, July 12, 1864. [In English]
33 Newspaper clipping, from the Natchitoches Times. Letter to the editor from Vortex of Shreveport. This was printed on wallpaper. Natchitoches, June 2, 1864. [In English]
33 Newspaper clipping. Letter from Governor Henry W. Allen to Louis Dupleix, editor of the Natchitoches Times. Allen congratulates Dupleix on the change of the title of his newspaper from the Union to the Times, and comments on the vandalism of Union troops in Campti and Alexandria. Another article, “Yankee Barbary” is in the same vein. On the other side, portion of the minutes of the Police Jury of Natchitoches Parish; succession of Florentini Castra and Antonio Cruze; General Orders No. 25 issued by Gen. E. Kirby Smith; a notice by Louis Duplex concerning the breaking in of his office by the Yankees. Natchitoches, June 4, 1864. [In English]
33 Newspaper clipping from The Louisiana Democrat. On one side a description of the sacking of Alexandria by Union naval forces. On the other side, “Confiscation Notice,” a notice to debtors to enemy aliens. Alexandria, June 22, 1864. [In English]
33 Newspaper clipping. On one side, “Reflections on Our Condition and Prospects As a Nation.” On the other, succession sale of Florentini Castra and Antonio Cruze; notice to Confederate taxpayers to render full returns on their taxable property, including salaries and incomes, to the District Collector; General Orders No. 25 issues by Col. E. G. Randolph. July 13, 1864. [In English]
33 Letter from O. V. Metoyer to his brother, Ben. Camp near Alexandria, September 7, 1864. [In English]
34 Bill to Mrs. Metoyer for $462.15 for board and tuition of Miss Lisa Metoyer at the “Seminary of the Sacred Heart” from November 12, 1861, to January 12, 1865. Paid by provisions. (This is a printed form filled in and signed by L. T. Du Breuil.) February 11, 1865. [In English]
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34 Letter to Ben Metoyer, from Placide [?] Clouet of St. Martinville. (Description of the hardships suffered in the year following the Battle of Mansfield.) April 23, 1865 [In French]
34 Letter to Benjamin Metoyer, Cane Rive, from D. H. [David Hardy], requesting gift of corn for the “support of my helpless family until I can make something.” Montgomery, La., May 24, 1865. [In English]
34 Parole of Emile Cloutier, Captain, 18th Louisiana Regiment, C. S. A. Natchitoches, June 6, 1865. [In English]
34 Statement of sale of 13 bales of cotton, belonging to Ben Metoyer, by Ben Toledano, August 8, 1865. [In English]
35 Bill and receipt for $1000 for wages due C. H. Russell for overseeing the Widow Benj. Metoyer’s plantation from January 1863 to April 1864. August 25, 1865. [In English]
35 Bill for $10.25 due from Ben Metoyer to Ben Toledano for 3 bags of salt. August 26, 1865. [In English]
35 Bill for $86.79 for dress material due from B. Metoyer to B. Toledano. September 1, 1865. [In English]
35 Receipt for payment of a promissory note for $480 by B. Metoyer made out to Dr. G. Lahaye for his professional services on Metoyer’s plantation. September 18, 1865. [In English]
35 Statement of money due Metoyer Brothers by Mrs. B. Metoyer, March 16, 1861–December 5, 1861. (Items supplied are various pieces of household and plantation equipment, medicine, clothing materials, etc. Cash was supplied for such items as pew rent; town and Confederate taxes; money for Breazeale Battalion. “Work of hands on fortifications” is noted, and also “Disc. on currency from May 1863 to May 1865 in present currency.” Payment was made “by Dfts on Ben Tolendano.” October 15, 1865. [In English]
36 Bill to Mr. B. Metoyer for $118.75 for board and tuition of Miss Lisa Metoyer at the “Seminary of the Sacred Heart” for January 12–August 17, 1865. This is a printed form filled in and signed by M. J. Miller. October 21, 1865. [In English]
36 Receipt for $126 paid by Mrs. Benj. Metoyer to C. T. Patin [?]. October 21, 1865. [In English]
36 Letter from M. J. Miller, Supres; acknowledging receipt of 35 bushels of corn. Dated “Convent S. Heart, October 24/65.” [In English]
36 Receipt for $250 paid by Mrs. Aurore Metoyer to C. A. Cloutier for work done by his hands on her plantation. November 5, 1865. [In English]
36 Receipt for $446 paid by Benj. Metoyer to Hiriam Fletcher for overseer wages, November 1, 1864–November 22, 1865. November 22, 1865. [In English]
36 Receipt for bill for dress material sold B. Metoyer by J. A. Ducournau, July 16, 1861–May 26, 1862. Natchitoches, November 24, 1865. [In French]
37 Letter to F. Cloutier, Natchitoches from his brother, Edouard, describing the condition of Confederate exiles. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, January 1, 1866. [In English]
38 Receipt to Mrs. Ben Metoyer for $102.97 for parish taxes for the year 1864. Signed W. I Robbins, P. T. C. February 26 1877 [In English]
38 Letter to Mdme Vve L. A. Buard, Natchitoches, from I. McD. Taylor, in which he advises her how to handle her financial affairs on the plantation. New Orleans, February 27, 1866. [In English]
38 Letter to Suzette from Hide Siegne, S. J. [?]. New York, March 9, 1866. [In English]
38 Page from plantation account book, showing entries from March 5, 1866 to March 10, 1866. [In English]
38 Promissory note for $1,500 made to Louis Alexander Buard by S. Buard. Natchitoches, March 19, 1866. [In English]
38 Letter to Mdme Vve L. A. Buard, Natchitoches, from I. McD Taylor in which he write “exchange is going down, Gold is going down, and Every one is scared,” and he advised her to be very cautious in money matters. New Orleans, March 21, 1866. [In English]
39 Letter to Ben Metoyer, Isle Brevelle, from Ben Toledano. New Orleans, April 28, 1866. [In French]
39 Letter to Benji. Metoyer, Isle Brevelle, from the Assistant Assessor’s Office, U. S. Internal Revenue, 9 Division, 2d District, La., concerning an error in Mrs. Benji. Metoyer’s income tax return. Signed C. J. Hawkins [?], Clerk. May
31, 1866. [In English]
39 Letter to Mdme L. A. Buard, Natchitoches, from I. McD. Taylor, in which he advises her concerning her financial difficulties in “the present commercial crisis.” New Orleans, June 6, 1866. [In English]
39 Letter to Mrs. L. A. Buard, Natchitoches, from I. McD. Taylor, in which he writes, “I wish I could make you folks in the Country fully comprehend that you are Speculating, Speculating Speculating on me and on Cotton by going or rather trying to make new debts to pay off old ones.” New Orleans, June 15, 1866 [In English]
39 Bill to Mr. Metoyer for $250 for board and tuition, October 1, 1865 to Vacation, 1866, of Miss Lisa Metoyer at the “Academy of the Sacred Heart.” August 15, 1866 [In English]
39 Promissory note made to John B. Cloutier for $309.57 by H. Parsley. Natchitoches, October 19, 1866. [In English]
40 Inventory of plantation tools, animals, and land belonging to B. Metoyer. November 16, 1866. [In English]
40 Bill of lading for 6 bales of cotton, shipped by Ben Metoyer on the steamboat Mittie Stephens, and consigned to Ben Toledano, New Orleans. Pipes Landing, December 12, 1866. [In English]
40 Letter to B. Metoyer, Pipes Ldg., River Bondieu, from Toledano. New Orleans, February 6, 1867. [In French]
40 Bill of lading for shipment, on the Saint Nicholas, of goods consigned to the Widow Metoyer & son, Ile Brevelle. March 16, 1867. [In English]
40 Bill of lading for a shipment on the Saint Nicholas, of goods consigned to Ben Metoyer, Pipes Landing, March 16, 1867. [In English]
40 Newspaper clipping with a notice of a performance by Les Artistes Francais at the Theatre de la Nouvelle Orleans. September 12, 1867. [In French]
41 Receipt for $147.88, sum due Lewis Butterfield for his share of the Widow Benjamin Metoyer’s crop of 1868. [In English]
41 Note written by Aurore Metoyer authorizing the charging of $4 worth of merchandize to her account by the freedman, Lewis Butterfield. November 14, 1868. [In English]
41 Statement of sale of 25 bales of cotton belonging to the Widow Ben Metoyer by B. Toledano & Thornhill. December 18, 1868. (Received by steamboat Glide.) [In English]
41 Statement of sale of 25 bales of cotton belonging to the Widow Ben Metoyer by Toledano & Thornhill. (Received per steamboat Frolic.) December 29, 1868. [In English]
41 Account of sales of one bale of cotton belonging to the Widow Ben Metoyer by B. Toledano & Thornhill. (Received on steamboat Glide.) January 5, 1869. [In English]
41 Receipt made out to Emile Cloutier by Wm. D. Harkins, Builder and Undertaker, Corner Front & Cypress Street, for building brick tomb, coffin, etc. for burial of P. Evariste Buard. Natchitoches, February 23, 1870. [In English]
41 Account of sale of 30 bales of cotton belonging to the Widow Aurore Metoyer by B. Toledano & Thornhill. (Received on steamboat Kate Kinney.) April 4, 1870. [In English]
42 Receipt made out to Emile Cloutier by S. Buard for $600.00, balance of usufruct due from Buard plantation. Natchitoches, January 12, 1871. [In English]
42 Petition of Mary Matilda Flower, widow of William Henry Rice, in the law suit of Mary Matilda Flower vs. Benjamin Metoyer. The suit concerned property Mrs. Rice had inherited from Joseph Irvin. Natchitoches, May 31, 1871. [In English]
42 Letter of H. Safford to B. Metoyer requesting him to act as witness to the marriage contract of Alexis Cloutier. June 22, 1871. [In English]
42 Judgment in case of Matilda Flower, widow of William Henry Rice, vs. Benjamin Metoyer. June 24, 1871. [In English]
42 Receipt given to Capt. Emile Cloutier for state and parish taxes on the estate of L. A. Buard, valued at $16,680.00. [In English]
43 Receipt given to Emile Cloutier by Jno. A. Barlow for $4.00 for recording “act subrogation Steward Hyde & Co. & C. L. Walmsley & Co. to Jos. L. Estorage.” February 8, 1872. [In English]
43 Receipt signed by R. C. Simmons and approved by C. Chaplin for costs in District Court suit of Aurore Metoyer vs. Clara Prudhomme in 1871. April 29, 1872. [In English]
43 Contract between Emile and Fulbert Cloutier and six freedmen in which the freedmen agree to work on the plantation. January 10, 1873. [In English]
43 Letter from A. I. Curry, Durand’s landing, to B. Metoyer, concerning property boundaries. March 3, 1873. [In English]
44 Segment of a small notebook with entries listing household goods; births of Cloutier children from 1861 to 1874; marriage from 1836 to 1868; deaths from 1849-1861. Latest entry, February 4, 1874. [In French and English]
44 List of “cotton made on B. Metoyer’s plantation.” Includes names of laborers. 1876. [In English]
44 Tax return of Emile Cloutier. April 17, 1876. [In English]
44 Receipts for various household supplies (pork, soap, molasses, etc.) from J. W. Burbridge & Co. on board steamboat, “Bart Able,” for B. Metoyer. March 3, 1877. [In English]
44 Receipt of various supplies (oats, corn, etc.) from J. W. Burbridge & Co. on board steamboat “Bart Able” for B. Metoyer. April 28, 1877. [In English]
44 Receipt given by S. Nelken to B. Metoyer for money received for the account of Hunt Parker. June 13, 1877. [In English]
44 Appraisal of land in dispute between B. Metoyer and W. A. Curry by A. Favron and G. W. Scott. August 15, 1877. [In English]
45 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. (Received on steamboat Alexandria.) January 14, 1878. [In English]
45 Fragment of note for $42.75. Signed B. Metoyer and Alain L. Metoyer. February 25, 1878. [In English]
45 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. (Received on steamboat Bart Able,) March 8, 1878. [In English]
45 Account of sale of 2 bales of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. (Received on steamboat Bart Able.) April 5, 1878. [In English]
45 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. (Received on steamboat Bart Able.) April 6, 1878 [In English]
45 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. (Received on steamboat Bart Able.) April 6, 1878. [In English]
45 Account of sale of 2 bales of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. April 10, 1878. [In English]
45 Account of sale of 2 bales of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. April 12, 1878. [In English]
45 Account of sale for 2 bales of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. April 13, 1878. [In English]
46 Receipt for $100 given by Lambre & Prudhomme to Ben Metoyer. February 15, 1879. [In English]
46 List of cotton made, corn, lands in cultivation, livestock, etc. March 1879. [In English]
46 Invoice for 10 sacks of seed corn shipped to B. Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. (Shipped by the steamboat “Bart Able.”) March 8, 1879. [In English]
46 Receipt signed by P. S. Prudhomme for $50 paid by Ben Metoyer. 1879
46 List of land and livestock belonging to Ben Metoyer. 1880. [In English]
46 Notes from Frank Metoyer to his father. 1880. [In English]
47 Letter from Frank Metoyer to his father. February 3, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 2 bales of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to L. T. Turner. February 9, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to L. T. Turner. February 9, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to Christ & Co. February 9, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to Christ & Co. February 9, 1880.
47 Account of sale of 12 bales of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to L. T. Turner. February 9, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 12 bales of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to Christ & Co. February 9, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to A. B. Gerum. February 14, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 3 bales of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to A. B. Gerum. February 14, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to A. B. Gerum. February 21, 1880. [In English]
47 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by J. W. Burbridge & Co. Sold to A. B. Gerum. February 21, 1880. [In English]
48 List of land and livestock belonging to B. Metoyer. 1881. [In English]
48 Single sheet, the cover of a book, A Treatise on the Horse and His Disease. Enosburgh Falls, Vt.: Dr. B. J. Kendale Company, 1881. [In English]
48 Legal notice to Fulbert Cloutier, tutor, of the seizure and sale of a plantation, the property of Marie Therese Castille, widow of Pierre Labyche; Pierre Labyche, Administrator, et als. February 1, 1881. [In English]
48 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by Burbridge, Miller & Co. Sold to William Miller. May 1881. [In English]
48 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by Burbridge, Miller & Co. Sold to DeBuys Labouisse. June 16, 1881. [In English]
48 Letter from Frank Metoyer to his father. July 27, 1881. [In English]
48 Receipt given by M. W. Prince for $22.50 for repairs to Ben Metoyer’s gin stand. November 19, 1881. [In English]
48 Process verbal of a sheriff’s sale of a tract of land in Natchitoches Parish to effect a partition between the co-proprietors, Mary Matilda Flower, widow of William Henry Rice, and Benjamin Metoyer. December 29, 1881. [In English]
49 List of land and livestock belonging to Ben Metoyer. [In English]
49 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to Ben Metoyer by Burbridge, Miller & Co. sold to DeBuys Labouisse. January 21, 1882. [In English]
49 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to B. Metoyer by Burbridge, Miller & Co. Sold to J. Seuzeneau. January 24, 1882. [In English]
49 Account of sale for 1 bale of cotton belonging to B. Metoyer by Burbridge, Miller & Co. Sold to Jouest Co. February 7, 1882. [In English]
49 List of amounts collected by Ben Metoyer. April 19, 1882. [In English]
49 Scrap of newspaper with poem by Richard Henry Stoddard, “The Old Homestead.” May 1, 1882. [In English]
49 Letter of B. Metoyer to Messrs. Miller, Lyon & Co. November 2, 1882. [In English]
50 Note of the account of Mariah Hilene with Alain L. Metoyer. 1883. [In English]
50 Easter card inscribed “To Adeline from cousin Loutie Chaplin, May 1885.” [In English]
50 Letter from “Office of I. L. Lyons & Co. Wholesale Druggists, Importers and Manufacturing Chemist,” to A. L. Metoyer, Bermuda. July 15, 1889. [In English]
50 Oath of office for C. Edgar Cloutier as Constable of the 9th ward in Natchitoches Parish. Natchitoches, August 22, 1890. [In English] (in art drawer 10)
50 Letter to Miss Addie Prudhomme, Bermuda, Louisiana, from Lal, St. Vincent’s Academy, Shreveport, Louisiana. March 31, 1882. [In English]
50 Oath of office for C. E. Cloutier as Constable for the 9th ward in Natchitoches Parish. Natchitoches, June 20, 1892. [In English] (in art drawer 10)
50 Petition of the heirs of Louis Alexander Buard, entitled “Mrs. Albert T. Voiers et als vs. H. E. Estorge, Tutor et al. Natchitoches, October 18, 1892. [In English]
51 Letter to C. Emile Cloutier, Bermuda, La., from Percy & DeVargas concerning a land claim. Natchitoches, March 7, 1895. [In English]
51 Extracts from the Mortuary Records of St. Francis’ Church, Natchitoches, Louisiana, made by Father A. Andries. These extracts show the death records for Marie Eulalie Buard Cloutier, Evariste Buard, and Coralie Buard Cloutier. Natchitoches, February 24, 1896. [In English]
51 Program of “Bermuda Minstrel Co.” June 19, 1896. [In English]
51 Letter to Miss Adeline Prudhomme, in Natchitoches, from Ed. Bermuda, July 28, 1896. [In English]
51 Program of “Minstrels, Bermuda, La.” December 2, 1899. [In English]
52 Printed “Tableau of Distribution Amongst the Heirs of Remy Lambre, who Died Leaving Nine Children.” October 15, 1902. [In English] (in art drawer 10)
52 Receipt for $7.00 made out to Mrs. E. E. Cloutier, Natchitoches, Louisiana, RFD #1, from the National Cloak and Suit Co. December 6, 1904. [In English]
52 Report card of V. Cloutier for May & June, 1917, at St. Charles College, Grand Coteau, Louisiana. [In English]
52 Letter to C. V. Cloutier, Natchitoches, from”Toby” [on envelope the return address is F. R. Prudhomme, Camp Mills, L. I.] March 19, 1919. [In English]
52 Dance programme. 1919
52 Dance programme for V. Cloutier. [In English]
52 Texas and Pacific Railway Company bill of lading for 4 crates of batteries, shipped by C. V. Cloutier, Natchitoches, La., to Chain Battery Co., Alexandria, La. [In English]
52 Empty envelope addressed to Mr. C. E. Cloutier, Natchitoches, Louisiana, with return address of J. Scarlata & Co., 616 W. Elm Street, Chicago, Ill. [In English]
52 Letter addressed to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cloutier, R. F. D., Natchitoches, Louisiana, from the very Rev. Peter M. H. Wynhoven, Director of Hope Haven Mechanical and Agricultural School for Dependent Boys, Marrero, Louisiana. September 21, 1932. [In English]
52 Letter addressed to Mrs. C. Edgar Cloutier, Natchitoches, Louisiana, from Marcelline, Lucie and Stella Estorge. New Iberia, April 20, 1933. [In English]
52 Child’s essay, written in pencil, on “The Eskimos.” Signed Carolyn Cloutier, February 6, 1939. [In English]
52 Small religious calendar for 1941. [In English]
52 Clippings of Margret Cloutier. 1964-1965
53 Letter to Vernon and Emmanuel Cloutier at St. Charles College, from their father, C. E. Cloutier. February 6, 1917. [In English]
53 Printed program and honor roll, St. Charles College. Grand Coteau, La., March 7, 1917. [In English]
53 Letter to Vernon and Emmanuel Cloutier, St. Charles College, from their father, C. E. Cloutier, April 17, 1917. [In English]
53 Letter to Vernon and Emmanuel Cloutier from their mother, April 20, 1917. [In English]
53 Printed program and honor roll, St. Charles College. Grand Coteau, La., April 30, 1917. [In English]
53 Letter to Vernon Cloutier, St. Charles College, from his father, C. E. Cloutier. December 13, 1917. [In English]
53 Letter to Vernon and Emmanuel Cloutier from their mother. April 23, 1918. [In English]
53 Letter to C. Vernon Cloutier from his mother. April 27, 1918. [In English]
54 An empty yellow envelope, addressed to Madame Alexandre Buard, Natchitoches [sic] La., and postmarked Bardstown, KY. [In English]
54 Newspaper clipping, “Southern Independence.” [In English]
54 Letter to Emile Cloutier from Amere veuve Hertzog. [In French]
54 Letter to Emile from Emile St. Anne [?] urging him to write to Chaffe & Co. relating to his deceased brother’s claim. [In English]
54 Letter from Jas. E. Slaughter, “On Grand River,” addressed to Capt. Emile Cloutier. The letter is in an envelope addressed to “C. Edgar Cloutier Esq c/o Hon A. E. Somparac Willow P. O. Natchitoches Parish La.” [In English]
54 Unfinished and unsigned penciled draft of a letter to Dr. T. Harrison. (Reference made to burning of cotton.) [In English]
54 Letter addressed to B. Metoyer from Hunt Parker authorizing Metoyer to give balance due to S. Nelken. [In English]
54 Letter from Alain [Metoyer] to his father concerning money due Zeline Williams, the cook. [In English]
55 A fragment of a legal instrument in which the heirs of the late Louis Alexander Buard cancel and annul a certain act of compromise and sale with mortgage of March 19, 1866. [In English]
55 Penciled note giving boundaries of the Buard claim. [In English]
55 An incomplete description of a piece of property sold by Onezime Rachal to Joseph Lestage. [In English]
55 “Estate of B. Metoyer. Lands in the Parish of Natchitoches.” [In English]
56 List of names of workers showing “amount of cotton made‚Ķ” [In English]
56 Lists of names with sums of money. [In French and English]
56 Lists of “Lands Belonging to the Estate of B M Situated in the Parish of Natchitoches.” [In English]
56 Sheet with account of Robery Jessy with B. Metoyer. [In English]
56 Scrap of paper with penciled note: “Missing acct sales.” [In English]
56 Note of amount of money sent B. Metoyer for cotton. [In English]
56 List of foodstuffs (mostly flour and pork) and prices. [In French]
56 List of “Proceeds of 15 B/C remitted to Ben Metoyer.” [In English]
56 List of property of the Widow B. Metoyer (slaves; livestock; land; cotton; corn.) [In English]
56 Account of sale of 1 bale of cotton belonging to B. Metoyer by Burbridge, Miller & Co. [In English]
56 Account of sale of 3 bales of cotton belonging to C. E. Cloutier by Strauss & Co. [In English]
56 List of pounds of cotton and prices. At top of sheet: “Cotton picked by Hired Hands. For John Mosby squad.” [In English]
56 Scratch sheets of figures
56 List (spirit of nitre, turpentine, balsam copayva.) [In English]
56 List of names with items purchased. [In English]
56 Scrap with names Mariah Helene and Heloise on it.
56 Slip with “Mariah Helene–Mdse due when cooking—” on it. [In English]
56 List of names. At top: “Cotton shipped by B. Metoyer.” [In English]
57 Newspaper with various farming hints; “home-spun Dress for Mrs. Garfield.” [In English]
57 Newspaper clipping, “A Thrilling Incident of the War” (concerns the siege of Charleston); reference to resolutions adopted by Senate thanking Gen. Kirby Smith, officers and men. [In English]
57 Newspaper clipping, “Influence des femmes;” “Secesh Crinoline of Clarksville.” [In French and English]
57 Newspaper clipping with account of Gen. Butler’s Order no. 28 with discussion of the mistreatment of Mrs. Philips; “The Impeding Capture of Richmond and Final Rout of the Rebels.” [In English]
57 Newspaper clipping with account of the deathbed wedding of Lieut. de Rochelle and Anna, daughter of ex-Governor Pickens of [South Carolina/]; a partial account of the “the burning of our town” by the Yankees; “Things About Home.” [In English]
57 Newspaper clipping, printed on wallpaper, with an article, “To Our Readers,” describing the Yankee occupation of Natchitoches and the publication of “four numbers of an indecent, lying, pitiful pigmy sheet,” using the press and types of the write, who announces he is resuming publication of his paper after a suspension of over two months. [In English]
57 Newspaper clipping, from The Shreveport Times, with pictures of “Scenes in and near Natchitoches,” and a portion of an article by R. L. Ropp, “Trails Cross Natchitoches,” [In English]
57 Newspaper clipping in which the death of A. J. Butler, “brother to the Beast,” is reported. [In English]
58 Prescriptions of Dr. Janin for the treatment of “colerine,” “colera morbus,” and “colera morbus algide.” Three pages on a folder sheet. [In French]
58 Remedy of Monsieur Chouvenise [?] for dysentery. [In French]
58 Leaflet, T. E. Schumpert Memorial Sanitariam School of Nursing, Shreveport, Louisiana. [Printed later than 1907.] [In English]
58 Lookout Mountain No. Two Songster. Chattanooga, Tennessee, The Chattanooga Medicine Co. [In English]
59 Letter to Madame J. L. Buard from her son, L. A. Buard. New Orleans. [In French]
59 J. B. Cloutier’s list for Negroes shoes with their numbers’ [In English]
59 Empty yellow envelope, postmarked Bardstown, Kentucky, Jan. 17, addressed to Mr. L. A. Buard, Natchitoches, La. Figures in pencil on back. [In English]
59 Two copies of the printed program of the “Bermuda Minstrel Company.” [In English]
59 Dance program of Comus Club, Natchitoches, La. Lea Sompayrac’s name in pencil. [In English]
59 Postcard with photograph of “St. Mary Academy, Natchitoches, La.” in color. Addressed to Master Vernon Cloutier, St. Charles College, Grand Coteau, La. From Sister Mary Lucia. [In English]
59 Postcard with photograph of “Episcopal Church and Rectory, Natchitoches, La.” Addressed to Masters V. & E. Cloutier, St. Charles College, Grand Coteau, La. [In English]
60 Scratch sheet with words in pencil.
60 Calling card of Mrs. P. E. Laurans. [In English]
60 Blank sheet with letterhead of Foster, Wholesale Grocers and Cotton Factors, Natchitoches: Glassell Co., In.; “J. L. Bryan, Prest., C. E. Cloutier, Vice-Prest.; J. L. Baker, Manager; W. E. Brock, Secty. & Treas.” [In English]
60 Fragment of a school exercise book in which is copied an English translation of Xenophan, Book VIII,Chapter 1, etc., with penciled corrections. [In English]
60 Fragment of a school exercise in which are copies of passages from Moliere’s L’Avare, Acte III, Scene Premiere. [In French]
60 Empty envelop with penciled note: “Tomb Stones for Papa & Mother‚Ķ” [In English]
60 Empty envelop. In pencil, “Old letters and envelopes.” [In English]
60 Scrap of paper with printed word, “Treasurer.” [In English]
60 Scrap of paper with “D. J. Elder, Chief of Labor. Shreveport,” Geo Chamberlain care of Maj. A. N. Mason C. S. Gen Taylor’s Headquarts.” [In English]
60 Undated scrap of paper with “Geo. C. Chamberlain Care of Maj. A. H. Mason, 6 Inf. [?] C. S. Gen. Taylor’s Head Qr.” [In English]
60 List (Marcelite; Aleck; Joshua.) [In English]
60 Syllabus for Philosophy course–P. C. Cloutier’s name in pencil at top. [In English]
60 Scrap with address of “Miss Lallah Prudhomme, St. Vincents Academy Shreveport” on it. [In English]
60 Scrap of paper with “Brigadier Genrl Harry Hayes” written on it. [In English]
60 Note beginning “Opinion should guide in public affairs–not feeling.” [In English] 60 Scrap of paper with “Scherck, Berkson & Bros” written on it. [In English]
60 1 empty envelop, addressed to Mrs. E. Cloutley. On the reverse: “How your Pattern Was Made.” [In English]
60 1 small sheet (page 4), describing the “Family Sewing Machine.” [In English]
60 1 small folder advertising Lowney’s Tid-Bit Chocolate (circa-1905.) [In English]
60 1 small card advertising Hoyt’s 10¬¢ Cologne. [In English]
60 1 Printed card with a verse about Alphonso Le Grande on one side and a cartoon “Smoked a Common Tobacco” on the other. [In English]
60 List of names & amounts owed.
60 Card with O. W. (bill) Ellzey Jr. & address on it, undated.
61 Buard Cloutier Family Tree compiled by Mrs. J. A. Prudhomme
Map 1187 Land plat of Township 8, Range 6 West, showing land of Florentin Conan. [In English]
Map 1187 Land plat, Township 8NR6 North Western District, La. Endorsed on back, B. Metoyer. [In English]
Map 1187 “Connected Map of the Land of Benjamin Metoyer on Little River.” [In English]
Map 1187 Rough draft in pencil and crayon of land near Natchez, Louisiana. (Probably recent.) [In English]
Map 1187 Land plat of Township 8 Range 6 West, showing land of Pierre Toussaint Metoyer; Florentine Conan; Nicholas a free Negro. [In English]
Map 1931 Deep of land in post of Natchitoches from John Sibley to John Baptiste
Jacques Paillette and William Murray. March 6, 1810. [In English]
Map 1931 Map of survey of claim confirmed to Remy Lambre. February 20, 1818. [In English]
Map 1931 Plat of land claimed by Benjamin Metoyer. [Diagram, accompanied by seven lines of text. Signed by George S. Walmsley, Dept. Surveyor] November 26, 1840. [In English]
(OS Box 1) Certificate of the election of Emile Cloutier as Junior Second Lieutenant of the Natchitoches Rebels, signed by Governor Thomas Overton Moore. Baton Rouge, September 18, 1861. [In English]
Folder
7 (OS Box 1) Bill of sale of two Negro women slaves, Hannah and Matilda, by Silburn
Wright of Kentucky, to Alexandre Buard. New Orleans, June 4, 1831.[In French]
7 (OS Box 1) Bill of sale of a Negro slave, Anthony, by John Lewis, of Tennessee, to Alexandre Buard. New Orleans, June 4, 1831. [In French]
7 (OS Box 1) Bill of sale of a Negro woman slave, Sorra, by John Hunley, agent of Thomas Roberts, to Alexandre Buard. New Orleans, June 4, 1831. [In French]
7 (OS Box 1) Bill of sale of a Negro slave, Richmond, by William Oldham of Kentucky, to Alexandre Buard. New Orleans, June 4, 1831. [In French]
Folder
8(OS Box 1) Bill of sale of six Negro slaves by John Woolfolk of Augusta, Georgia, to Alexandre Buard, represented by his agent, Amroise Lecomte. New Orleans, November 21, 1831. [In English] 8(OS Box 1) Bill of sale of three Negro slaves by John Woolfolk of Augusta, Georga, to Louis Alexandre Buard, represented by his agent, Ambroise Lecomte. New Orleans, November 21, 1831. [In English]
(OS Box 3) Abstracts of Starlight Plantation – The land that forms the larger part of the J. J. Pallette property that was first surveyed in 1745.
Series 2. Bound Manuscripts
(OS Box 2) 1 bound plantation book. Accounts and expense of Mrs. Ben Metoyer (Aurore) [French and English]
(OS Box 2) 1 bound volume. Scrapbook, mostly small colored pictures. Miss Julia E. Prudhomme. January. 1888, 9 years old [English] (OS Box 3) 1 bound plantation book with label on back, “B. Metoyer, 1877-1878-1879-1880-1881.” [English]
(OS Box 3) 1 small notebook with name on the fly-leaf, “Emile Cloutier, 1883.” Accounts, 1885-1893. [English]
(OS Box 3) 1 ledger, 1895-1898. Accounts and expense of B. Metoyer. [of C. E. Cloutier?] [English]
(OS Box 3) 1 bound volume. A scrapbook of verses clipped from newspapers. [English]
(OS Box 3) Small notebook- Benjamin Metoyer-Division of Cotton Among Tenants
(OS Box 4) 1 bound volume–diary (brief entries); accounts. October, 1839-1857. [French and English
(OS Box 4) 1 bound plantation book, entitled “Day Book, Estate-B. Metoyer, Dber the 25th 1843.” Accounts and experience of Ben Metoyer. Dec. 26, 1843–Sept. 1, 1855. [French and English]
(OS Box 4) 1 bound plantation book of accounts and expenses of B. Metoyer for 1846-1854, with a few entries as late as 1865. [French and English]
(OS Box 4) 1 small bound volume. Accounts of B. Metoyer, February 5, 1852–February 1, 1858. [English]
Series 2. Bound Manuscripts continued
(OS Box 4) 1 notebook containing “Diverse Pieces written by Emile Cloutier while at Bellewood School, Many, Louisiana.” (Some in 1854 and 1859 may have written at St. Joseph’s College, Bardstown, Kentucky. Emile was about 15 at the time of writing one composition in French.) [French and English]
(OS Box 4) 1 small leather-bound book. Apparently as account of sales of slaves to various individuals, 1863. Penciled accounts of Emile Cloutier with various persons, 1888. [English]
(OS Box 4) 1 bound plantation book of accounts and expense of the Widow B. Metoyer and later of her estate. [English]
(OS Box 4) 1 bound plantation book with label on back, “Blotter No.14, From January 1868 to 1869.” (Early pages apparently cut out. The Ledger begins with a document, dated 1869, which is a model, or blank form, for a contract for the cultivation of a certain portion of B. Metoyer’s plantation.) Accounts and expense of B. Metoyer, 1874-1876. [English]
(Microfilm) Diary of Fulbert Cloutier, 1864-See microfilm
Series 3 Newspapers and Publications
Natchitoches Newspapers and Magazines
(OS Box 2) Old Cathedral Calendar, Natchitoches, Louisiana, Vol. I ( January 19, 1941).
(OS Box 2) Parish Action Magazine, September 1946 and February 1947.
(OS Box 2) The Quarterly Review. Vol. I, no. 1 (November, 1937 and Vol. I, no. 2 (February, 1938) [Published by St. Mary’s Academy, Natchitoches]
New Orleans Newspapers and Magazines
(OS Box 2) Catholic Action of the South. Vol. 16, no. 51 (November 25, 1948).
(OS Box 2) The Daily Picayune, September 15, 1897 (pages 9 and 10 only).
(OS Box 2) Illustrated Sunday Magazine: A Weekly Pictorial and Literary Publication for All the Family. January 19, 1908.
(OS Box 2) Louisiana Conservation Review, IV, no. 2 (April 1934).
Series 3 Newspapers and Publications continued
(OS Box 2) The Semi-Weekly Times-Democrat, December 4, 1881.
(OS Box 2) The Times-Democrat, July 25, 1896.
(OS Box 2) The Times-Picayune, January 15, 1938 (pages 5-8 only).
(OS Box 2) Vindicator and News, February 2, 1877.
Out-of-State Newspapers
(OS Box 1) Atlanta, Georgia Newspapers
The Sunny South, March 13, 1901; March 16, 1901; March 23, 1901.
(OS Box 1) Louisville, Kentucky Newspapers
The People’s Pictorial Edition of the Confederate Soldier in the Civil War, 1861-1865. (People’s series, issued weekly). Vol. I, no. 1, March 15, 1897.
(OS Box 2) Dallas, Texas Newspapers
Farm and Ranch, May 11, 1901; May 18, 1901; June 29, 1901.
(OS Box 5) New York Newspapers
Le Courrier Des Etats-Unis, September 24, 1836–February 26, 1842. [Has missing issues]
(OS Box 1) Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, January 15, 1887–April 5, 1890.
(OS Box 1) Harper’s Weekly, March 5, 1864–October 15, 1864.
(OS Box 2) The National Police Gazette: The Leading Illustrated Sporting Journal in America, August 4, 1894.
(OS Box 5) Scientific American, January 1, 1870–December 24, 1870.
(OS Box 3) St. Charles College catalog for 1917-1918. Grand Coteau, Louisiana.
(OS Box 3) Louisiana Knights of Columbus in action ready for membership drive, 1919. Baton Rouge: Ramires-Jones Printing Company–2 copies.
(OS Box 3) T. E. Schumpert Memorial Sanitarium. School of Nursing. Student handbook. Shreveport, Louisiana. n.d.
(OS Box 3) Roma [A booklet with 30 folding pictures.]
Map Plat Descriptions
120 Lands of Marie Therese, free Negress, about 11 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches Also shows land of Nicholas, free negro, 1794
121 Lands of Pierre Chelettre, about 10 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
122 Lands of the Widow Triche and her son, Gilbert Clauseau, about 18 miles up river from the church in Natchitoches, 1796
123 Lands of Ailhaud Ste Anne, about 15 miles down river from the church In Natchitoches, 1794
124 Lands of Pierre Metoyer, about 10 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
125 Lands of Louis Verchaire, about 17 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
126 Lands of Pierre Metoyer, about 11 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
127 Lands of Guillauine Soderlin, about 20 arpents to the west from the church in Natchitoches It shows Savou Jacquot [today’s Bayou JacoJ Lac a la Terre Noire [today’s Sibley Lake], road to Adayes, 1798
128 Land of Louis Clauseau in the Campti River district about 18 miles up river from the church in Natchitoches, on the left bank of the ‚ÄúRivie’re de Camte‚Äù Land of Francois Grap [sic] shown adjoining, 1796
129 Land of Dorothee, free ‚Äúmetive’ [half‚Äîbreed], on ‚ÄúRivie’re Aux Cannes [Cane River] seventy [soixante dix] miles down river from the church in Natchitoches [Can 70 miles be right?], 1796
130 Lands of Soulange Bossie, in the Isle Brevel district, 26 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1799
131 Land of Mann Gnillet, about 2 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches It is in the district of ‚Äúla Petite Rivie’re a Bourguignon‚Äù, 1794
132 Land of Jacques Levasseur in the Rivie’re ~ Bourguignon‚Äù district, about 7 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
Map
133 Lands of Pierre J Maes himself, about 10 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches. The lands of the Widow Dartigaux are shown adjoining his, 1794
134 Land of Miguel Hernandes, about 17 miles down the river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
135 Land of J Bte Buard, about 5 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1793
136 Land of Joseph Lattier about 9 miles down the river from the church in Natchitoches, 1796
137 Lands of Mrs. J Bte Dartigaux about 22 miles down the river from the church in Natchitoches, 1793
138 Lands of Pierre Chelettre about 10 miles down the river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
139 Lands of Louis Rachal about 5 miles down the river from the church in Natchitoches, 1796
140 Lands of Pierre Joseph Maes on the banks of the bayou which runs through the Prairie de Naoqoque or Kancoque, about 15 leagues [equals 37 1/2 miles?] from the church of the post near the road to the Rapides [Shows road to the Rapides], 1801
141 Lands of François Leconte about 8 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794 (first copy)
142 Lands of François Leconte about 8 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794 (second copy)
143 Lands of Francois Bossie about 5 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, [1793 or 1794]
144 Lands of Louis Tomassino about 15 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1801
145 Lands of Dominique Metoyer, free mulatto, in the Isle Brevel District, about 26 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1799
146 Lands of Guillaume Lestage about 8 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
Map
147 Lands of Francois Toutin, about 5 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1796
148 Lands of the Widow Dartigaux about 10 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
149 Lands of Augustin Fredieu, about 22 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1799
150 Lands of Francois Monginot, about 2 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
151 Lands of Pierre Derbanne, senior, about 5 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1795
152 Lands of Francois Rouquier about 5 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1795
153 Lands of Louis Buard about 8 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
154 Lands of Philippe Frederic, Jr about 10 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches, 1794
155 Lands of Dominique Metoyer, Soulange Bossier and Augustin Fredieux in the Isle Brevel district about 26 miles down river from the church in Natchitoches Signed by Carlos Trudeau, 1799
156 Land of Joseph Connand located on “Rivera de Nachitoches” [sic], bounded by land of Francois le Conte and Barnabe Chelettre, unsigned, 1794
Cloutier-Gaidy Collection
Two letters written April 23 and 26, 1859, to darling friends Dollie by Aimee Metoyer. They mention Antoine, a name in code, Aurore, Eugenie, Jackson Hyams and others and concern family affairs and friends.
Herbert Cobb Collection
Two books of this collection have been catalogued. Three leaflets giving the history and description of the holdings of the Williamson Museum and brief biographical data of Professor Williamson are in the collection.
B.A. Cohen Collection
(RESTRICTED)
Biographical Sketch
Barbara Anne (B.A.) Cohen was born in Alexandria, Louisiana in 1947 to Hyman Charles Cohen and Virginia May (Brinkley) Cohen. She was raised on the family farm, Lakeview Plantation, south of the city of Natchitoches, Louisiana. Cohen attended St. Mary’s Academy and Natchitoches High School. She received her undergraduate degree in Fine Arts from Louisiana State University in 1971, and her graduate degree in Fine Arts from Northwestern State University of Louisiana in Natchitoches in 1976. Cohen’s thesis is entitled A Photographic Study of the Cane River Lake Area in a Commercial Art Application of the Medium. (Photos here)
In 1971, Cohen began free-lance photography work in Baton Rouge, and was employed as studio manager and Secretary-Treasurer for Deep South Recording Studios, Inc. She ended her employment in Baton Rouge in 1973, and then returned to Natchitoches. Cohen was employed as full time staff photographer for Alexandria Daily Town Talk newspaper during 1974. While obtaining her master’s degree, Cohen continued practicing her photography. She performed free-lance work for local businesses and received a grant to document on film, the vanishing crafts and skills in Northwest Louisiana.
Cohen began fulltime work in commercial photography after opening a studio near Natchitoches in 1977. That same year she was appointed to a three-year term on the Natchitoches Parish Tourist Commission. The following year, Cohen was appointed as chairman of the Committee for Tourism and Cultural Preservation by the Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce. Cohen also taught photography on a part time basis at NSU.
Scope and Content
The Cohen Collection is divided into the two subgroups of B.A. Cohen and Cohen Family. The bulk of the materials include correspondence, photographic images, legal documents and printed materials. The first subgroup largely documents B.A. Cohen’s free-lance photography as a hobby and commercial venture. The majority of the images were taken in and around the Natchitoches Parish area. Also included are materials related to her interest and employment in the Louisiana music industry during the 1970s and 1980s.
The second subgroup documents much of the life of the Cohen family during the twentieth century. The bulk of these materials focus on Dorothy Cohen (B.A. Cohen’s aunt). Dorothy Cohen was a teacher and also worked much of her life promoting Melrose Plantation and other aspects of Natchitoches Parish culture. Small segments of other Cohen family members are represented. Included among these are Hyman Charles Cohen and Virginia May Brinkley Cohen (B.A. Cohen’s father and mother), George and Carrie Brinkley (B.A. Cohen’s maternal grandparents), Morris Cohen (B.A.Cohen’s uncle) and Emma (Na-Nan) Perrier (believed to be B.A. Cohen’s great-great aunt).
For a more detailed description of these materials, see the series description.
Concentrating on vanishing skills of the Cane River area, the B. A. Cohen collection contains four 1977 tape cassette interviews with craftsmen, plus black/white contact prints of each craftsman at his work. Crafts include making fishnet, weaving textiles, making split white oak baskets, and making file.
There are also two folders of glossy black/white prints of buildings and homes of Natchitoches city and parish, and eight frame pictures of craftsmen at work.
5-F-1–5-F-3, B.A. Cohen Collection (1831-2004, n.d.) Acc. 438
5-G-1, OS at 17-L-2–3
Topics Indexed:
Basketry: Natchitoches Parish
Cookery: file making
Craftmen: Natchitoches Parish
Fish Net Making: interview about
Folklore: craftsmen
Natchitoches Parish: craftsmen
Weaving: photographs & interview
Marthaville, Louisiana: sawmill
Martin, Augusts Marie, bishop: photograph
Series Description
B.A. Cohen subgroup
The Photography series contains photographs, slides and negatives. Included in these materials are some of Cohen’s published photography represented in photographs, publications and clippings. Unfortunately, many of the other images in this series are unidentified and undated. Names of those identified have been listed in the inventory. The bulk of the images are of the Natchitoches Parish area and some of Baton Rouge-based musicians in the early 1970s. For more information on Louisiana music, see the Louisiana Music series. Much of the Slide Collection sub-series is also unidentified, while a segment of the Negative File sub-series is identified. However, they have not been listed in the inventory, only indexed alphabetically. From limited examination, it does appear that many of the images in the previously mentioned two sub-series are original, and not copies of prints found in the Photography series.
The Louisiana Music series contains correspondence, printed materials and legal documents regarding Louisiana musicians that B.A. Cohen knew and worked with over the years. As previously mentioned, all images related to these musicians can be found in the Photography series. Music industry personaliPDties found here include Al Ferrier (singer, songwriter), Potliquor (group), Jim Brown (producer), Swampfox (group), Sam Montel (producer), Dale & Grace, John Fred, Billy O’ Con/Contessa, James Hearron (singer, songwriter), Steve Wells (singer, pianist), Katrice LaCour (performer), Black Lake Singers, Keith & Ginger Lane (gospel singers), Bobby Thomas (songwriter), Infinity (Jazz band), Donna Holt (singer), Tim Murphy (guitarist), Harmon Drew Super Group, Jerry Honigman/Romeos, and Becky Hobbs (singer, songwriter and performer). Also included are materials related to the business aspect of Deep South Recording Studios, Inc. in Baton Rouge. Also present is a small collection of recorded music of many of the mentioned artists, a few of which include demo tapes. Also of interest is a Jose Feliciano LP autographed to Cohen.
The Personal series includes correspondence, printed materials and legal documents, as well as a few photographs of B.A. Cohen. The correspondence mainly relates to Cohen’s commercial photography, offering particular details of the usage of her Natchitoches-themed photographs in various publications. Of particular interest are letters from Francois Mignon, Irma Sompayrac Willard and James Register, as well as cards from Dolly Parton and Jose Feliciano. The land records document Cohen’s efforts to restore the train depot in Natchez, Louisiana. (unsuccessful?) The printed materials contain a copy of Cohen’s thesis and other materials which offer more details on here photography career.
*Note: The first accession of the Cohen Collection located at 1-B-3 contains taped oral histories and photographs of craftspeople at work in Natchitoches Parish. Crafts included fishnet making, textile weaving, split white oak basketry and file grinding.
Cohen Family subgroup
The Correspondence series contains letters to various Cohen family members. Those of particular interest include letters sent by Morris Cohen to his parents while serving in the Navy during World War II, letters from Magnolia Plantation and letters from local catholic churches and national catholic organizations. Also of interest is correspondence and photos from New Orleans by Sister Mary Guadalupe Metoyer. Metoyer claims in the letter that her grandfather was born in The Yucca House on Melrose Plantation. Much of the later correspondence documents Dorothy Cohen’s tour work at Melrose Plantation.
The bulk of the Legal Documents series consists of deeds and other land-related documents regarding Brinkley family property and estates in Bath County, Virginia. Much also exists on the sale of Lakeview Plantation, the Cohen family farm in Natchitoches Parish, in 1976.
The Printed Materials series contains clippings of family members and a small genealogy chart. Also of note in the general printed materials are several catholic prayer cards, many of which identify priests in regard to anniversaries of service and deaths.
Included in the Photographs series are photographs that were stored in Emma Perrier’s house in Cloutierville, Louisiana. To date, it is not known if the subjects of these photos are related to the Cohen family. All of the photos are from circa 1902-1912 and undated. Many of these photos are not identified, and are indexed alphabetically. Some of the locations in the photos include New Orleans (Mardi Gras, ship docks), 1907 Jamestown Exposition, Mineral Wells, Texas, Gladewater, Texas, Marshall, Texas, Bray Hotel in Gladewater, Texas, North Carolina (taken from train), Memphis, Natchitoches Parish (piney woods), Rapides Parish (bridge), Covington, Louisiana, Hendrix Dry Goods Store and The1904 World’s Fair at St. Louis.
Among the people in the photos are Lucille Bell Rogers, Marcia Phillips, Ada Hendricks, Hazel Ponder, Bess Jeter, Madene (?) Lambert, Georgia Austin, Ada Bell Peirnal (?), Lizzie Mae Rogers, Artamese Brown, Ida Hendrix, Hazel Ponder, Blanche Bray, Austin Bray, Maria Phillips, Fay Knox, Ollie Shepperd, C. Perrier, Bert Bray, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Love, Harry and Leo Masson (New Orleans), Virginia Tapp (?) (Greenwood, Mississippi), Ruth Ferrell, Vivian Waskom (?), Miss Eva Allison, Francis Holloway, Miss Annie Mae Wills (Dallas), Lawrence Brown (Marshall, Texas), Elizabeth Adams (Mineral Springs, Texas), Marie Perrier with Azernia (?) Rachal (Cloutierville), James Guillot (Cloutierville), Mrs. B.W. Woods with Clayton Bray, Lucille Victory (?) and Thornton Bert.
The Oversized Materials series contains artifacts, textiles, scrapbooks and ledgers. Included in the artifacts are Lakeview Plantation cash store tokens, an item owned by George Brinkley during World War I and an original Clementine Hunter “25 Cents to Look” sign. The scrapbooks include a scrapbook of twentieth century greeting cards sent to Dorothy Cohen, and Emma Perrier’s autograph book with a few signatures of Cloutierville residents from 1886 and 1887. The ledgers are store ledgers from the Lakeview Plantation Store. The early ledger contains references to ancestor and blacksmith, Casimir Perrier, who had claimed his wedding had been witnessed by Oscar Chopin, husband of writer Kate Chopin. This particular ledger book was given to B.A. Cohen by George Kirkland. The yearbooks and reunion books are of Natchitoches High School. Some were owned by Dorothy Cohen, and some by Mary S. Robson and are inscribed. Cohen and Robson taught at the high school. Included in OS Folder is a 1976 survey of Lakeview Plantation and a 1999 St. Augustine Church restoration plan.
Group 1 B.A. Cohen
Series 1. Photography
Sub Series 1. Published Works
OS Box 1 1973-1985, undated
Sub Series 2. Natchitoches Parish
Folder
1 Natchitoches landscapes, 1973-1986, undated
2 Association for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches, 1974-1982, undated
2 Natchitoches Christmas Festival, 1983, undated
3 Melrose Plantation, 1974, undated
3 Melrose Plantation ceremony, 1974 (?)
4 Melrose Plantation, 1973-1983, undated
4 Cammie G. Henry and Francois Mignon, undated
4 Robert Thompson (weaver), undated
5 Melrose Plantation, 1993, undated
6 Cane River landscapes, 1978, undated
7 Cane River landscapes, undated
7 Cane River people, 1976, undated
7 Magnolia Plantation, 1986
7 Cloutierville Heritage Festival, 1994
Sub Series 3. Louisiana Music
8 Black Lake Singers, undated
8 Knip (?) Meyer, undated
8 Billy O’ Con, undated
8 Infinity, undated
8 The War Babies, undated
8 Swampfox, undated
8 Goatleg, 1970s
8 Steve Wells Trio and Steve Wells Band, undated
8 Contessa, 1982-83, undated
8 Bobby Thomas, undated
8 Unidentified, undated
9 Becky Hobbs, 1986, undated
10 Becky Hobbs, undated
10 Al Ferrier, 1976, undated
11 Potliquor, 1971-1980, undated
12 Potliquor, undated
13 Potliquor, undated
14 Unidentified, undated
Sub Series 4. Churches of Natchitoches Parish
15-18 St. Augustine, 1971-1986, undated, unidentified, St. John’s-Cloutierville, 1914-1985, undated
19 Immaculate Conception, 1980s
20 Immaculate Conception, undated
21 Unidentified, undated
Sub Series 5. People
22 Unidentified, undated
22 Edwin Edwards, undated
23 Joe Sampite and family, undated
24 Sharon Gahagan, undated
24 Eugenie Watson, undated
24 Evelyn Roe, undated
24 Keith Lane, 1985
24 Sudie Lawton, 1992, undated
24 Ann and Ray Hillis, 1984
24 Port Holt (?), undated
24 Mildred (?), undated
24 Ora Watson, undated
24 C. D. Martin (file grinding), undated
24 Sybil and Ernest Lilley, undated
24 Lucille Carnahan, 1995, undated
24 Bobby DeBlieux, undated
24 Creole portrait, undated
24 Katrice LaCour, undated
24 Thelma Keyser, undated
24 Pat Henry, undated
25 Knights, 1983
25 Betty Jones, undated
25 Israel Suddath (painting), undated
25 Irma Sompayrac Willard, 1978, undated
25 Donna Holt, undated
25 Keith and Ginger Lynn(?) Layne, undated
25 Ora Watson, undated
25 Justin Wilson and Lorne Greene at Natchitoches Christmas Festival,
25 undated
25 Nell Dalme(?), undated
25 Laird LaCour, undated
25 Betty Hertzog, undated
25 Margaret Sutton, undated
25 Mildred Cunningham, undated
26 Lee Burl, undated
26 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sampite, undated
26 J. C. LaCaze
26 Burton Weaver, undated
26 Dan Roque, undated
26 Tommy Roque, undated
26 Albert Werster(?), undated
26 Jim Bob Key, undated
26 Darnell (?), undated
26 Miss Dormon’s Tigre (cat), 1964
26 Ronnie Williams, undated
26 Gimbert (?), undated
26 Clementine Hunter, 1974, undated
26 George Oliver, undated
27 Sherry Waggoner, 1986
27 Alvy L. Wade, undated
27 Dick Richardson, 1986
27 Myra Friedman, undated
27 Rose Anne Jordan and Franck de Caro, undated
27 Ruby, Conna, Maxine and Dee Dee, undated
27 Doris Pierson, undated
27 Joe Sampite, Arthur Watson and Ben Johnson, 1980(?)
Sub Series 6. Northwestern State University of Louisiana
28 Cheerleader camp, 1981-1986, undated
29 Cheerleader camp, 1986
30 Cheerleader camp, undated
31 Cheerleader camp, undated
32 Cheerleader camp, undated
33 Folk Festival, 1980s
33 Theater Department, 1980s
33 Alumni House, 1980s
33 Kappa Epsilon (?), 1983
34 Kappa Alpha (?), 1983, undated
34 Theta Chi, undated
35 Sigma Kappa (?), 1984
Glen Coleman Collection
The Glen Coleman Collection gives a full picture of railroad development in the Red River Valley of Louisiana. The collection consists of Xerox copies of the 1898 correspondence of William Edenborn with other entrepreneurs during the establishment of his rail line, a copyright Xeroxed typescript biography of Edenborn, and a Xerox typescript autobiography by Paul Sippel, all dealing with the establishment of rail transportation. About 300 pages. Also a large sketch of Edenborn by Siegfried Reinhardt done in 982.
Folder
1 Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
2 Coleman’s biography of Edenborn
3 Biography of Paul Sippel
Norma Collier Collection
Mrs. Harold Collier presented a 1924 Modern Culture Club diploma, an organization founded at the State Normal College.
Dannie Collins Collection
Two complete issues of Godey’s Lady’s Book each complete with fashion plates, as follows:
Vol. LXXXIX No. 531, September 1874
Vol. LXXXIX, No. 534, December 1875 (outside cover detached)
Colonial Dames Collection
Creator Sketch
The Natchitoches Chapter, Colonial Dames XVII Century was organized on July 31, 1967. The organizing meting was held in the home of Mrs. H.C. Ivey, with Mrs. A. A. Fredericks (Organizing President) presiding. To qualify for membership, the candidate is required to provide proof of pre-1701 British America ancestry.
Organizing members were: Mrs. A. A. Fredericks, Mrs. W.E. Alcock, Mrs. J.A. Prudhomme, Mrs. J. S. Mitchell, Mrs. T. B. Wofford, Mrs. Earl Morris, Mrs. Regina Jordan, Mrs. H.C. Ivey, Mrs. J.F. Lent, Mrs. Jared Jordan, Miss Dorothy Ann Tierney, Mrs. Coy Gammage and Mrs. Mary Land, all of Natchitoches.
Officers appointed by Mrs. Fredericks were: Mrs. J. Alphonse Prudhomme (First Vice President), Mrs. Regina Jordan (Second Vice President), Mrs. J. F. Lent (Registrar), Mrs. W.E. Alcock (Chaplain), Mrs. Jared Jordan (Recording Secretary) and Mrs. H.C. Ivey (Treasurer). Mrs. H.S. Fitzhugh of Baltimore, Mrs. Lee Terry Williams of Many, Louisiana, Mrs. W. S. Ballenger of Forth Worth, Mrs. L.M Harmon of Albuquerque, Mrs. James A Tierney of Oklahoma City and Mrs. W. M. Stevenson of Metairie, Louisiana was also organizing members.
The chapter received its charter on January 6, 1968. For the charter meeting, a luncheon was held at the Broadmoor Restaurant in Natchitoches, followed by tea at the home of Mrs. J. Alphonse Prudhomme, at Oakland Plantation in Natchez, Louisiana. Here, a total of twenty-seven members signed the charter.
The nucleus of the Natchitoches Chapter consisted of eight Natchitoches members who transferred from the Magnolia Chapter of Mississippi. These women joined this chapter as charter members during the spring of 1964. The charter meeting was held in Natchez, Mississippi. The Magnolia chapter was the first chapter in Mississippi.
Scope and Content
This collection of The Natchitoches, Louisiana Chapter, Colonial Dames XVII Century records includes documentation at state and local levels. The records consist of general correspondence, minutes of official meetings, and general information pertinent to this patriotic women’s organization. This collection also contains scrapbooks, as well as a number of newspaper clippings. It is arranged in a number of folders and boxes, indexed by subject of content.
The 1989 addition (located at 2-I-1) consists 66 folders, plus 3 year books, 1 handbook, and 2 small dolls. This addition dates from 1962-1987, and is mostly the personal correspondence of Mrs. A. A. Fredericks relating to chapter matters. Included is general correspondence, membership notes, rules, programs, newspaper clippings, Louisiana State reports, and several folders relating to the acquisition and placing markers for: Colonial Sites, Restoration of Colonial Natchitoches, Francois Rocquir, Henry de Tonti, Gateway Corral, El Cameno Real, Bullard Mansion, and Los Adais.
Inventory
2-B-1
Folder
1 Constitution of the Society
2 30th National Conference
3 National Board of Management
4 31st National Conference
5 32nd National Conference
6 Minutes 1956
7 General Correspondence
8 General Correspondence
9 Reports 1959
10 General Correspondence 1959
11 Minutes 1959
12 General Correspondence 1960
13 Reports 1960
14 General Correspondence 1962
15 General Correspondence 1963-1971
16 General Correspondence 1972
17 Minutes 1972
18 Reports 1972
18b Minutes, June 1973-April 1974
19 Minutes 1973
19b Minutes, May 1974-April 1975
20 Reports 1973
20b Minutes May 1975-April 1976
21 General Correspondence 1973
21b Minutes, May 1976-April 1977
22 General Correspondence 1974
22b Minutes May 1977-April 1978
23 Minutes 1974
23b Minutes May 1978-April 1979
24 Reports 1974
24b Minutes May 1979-April 1980
25 General Correspondence 1974
25b Minutes May 1980-April 1981
26 General Correspondence 1975
26b Minutes May 1981-April 1982
27 Reports & Minutes 1975
27b Minutes May 1982-April 1983
28 Minutes 1976
29 General Correspondence 1976
30 Reports 1976
31 Minutes 1977
32 Reports 1977
33 General Correspondence 1977
34 Minutes 1978
35 General Correspondence 1978
36 Reports 1978
37 Reports 1978
38 Reports 1978
39 Minutes 1979
40 Reports 1979
41 General Correspondence 1979
42 General Correspondence 1980
43 Minutes 1980
44 Reports 1980
45 News Clippings
46 Information Folder
47 Financial records, budgets, treasurers’ reports, invoices, correspondence, 1960
48 Financial records 1970-1971
49 financial records 1972
50 financial records 1973
51 financial records 1974
52 financial records 1975
53 financial records 1976
54 financial records 1977
55 financial records1978
56 financial records1979
57 financial records1980
58 financial records 1981
59 three treasurers’ record books 1959-1979
60 1981 Minutes: Executive Board, Bd. Management, State conference
61 1982 Minutes: Executive Board, Bd. Management, State conference
62 1979-1981 financial reports, chapter treasurer reports
63 financial records 1982
64 financial records 1983
65 financial records 1984
66 1952-1977 bulletins, minutes, proposed changes to by-laws and other materials on legal-size paper
Inventory 2
47 General Correspondence: 1962-1969
48 General Correspondence: 1970
49 General Correspondence: 1971
50 General Correspondence: 1972
51 General Correspondence: 1973
52 General Correspondence: 1974
53 General Correspondence: 1975
54 General Correspondence: 1976
55 General Correspondence: 1977
56 General Correspondence: 1978
57 General Correspondence: 1979
58 General Correspondence: 1980
59 General Correspondence: 1980-1981
60 Membership notes: 1969-1982
61 Rules and Procedures: 1964-1980
62 Natchitoches Program Notes: 1964-1987
63 Newspaper Clippings: 1970-1984
64 Louisiana State Reports: 1968-1974
65 Louisiana State Reports: 1975-1987
66 General Notes: 1962-1987
67 Colonial Sites: 1975-1979
68 Restoration of Colonial Natchitoches: 1969
69 Francois Rocquir: 1977-1981
70 Henry de Tonti: 1964-1965
71 Gateway Corral: 1969-1970
72 El Cameno Real: 1981
73 Bullard Mansion: n.d.
74 Los Adais: 1972-1974
Box 5 2 dolls (small)
75 Correspondence 1957-1983
76 Correspondence 1983-1990 undated
77 Minutes and Reports 1967-1975
78 Minutes and Reports 1975-1983
79 Minutes and Reports 1976-1978
80 Minutes and Reports 1979-1980
81 Minutes and Reports 1980
82 Minutes and Reports 1980-1981
83 Minutes and Reports 1981
84 Minutes and Reports 1982
85 Minutes and Reports 1982-1983
86 Minutes and Reports 1983
87 Minutes and Reports 1983
88 Minutes and Reports 1983-1984
89 Minutes and Reports 1984
90 Minutes and Reports 1984
91 Minutes and Reports 1985
92 Minutes and Reports 1985
93 Minutes and Reports 1985-1986
94 Minutes and Reports 1986
95 Minutes and Reports 1987
96 Minutes and Reports 1987-1988
97 Minutes and Reports 1988
98 Minutes and Reports 1988-1989
99 Minutes and Reports 1989-1998 undated
100 Member Rosters 1967-1998 undated
101 Yearbooks (local chapters) 1962-1980
102 Yearbooks (local chapters) 1979-2001
103 Yearbooks (state chapter) 1967-1975
104 Yearbooks (state chapter) 1975-1979
105 Yearbooks (state chapter) 1979-1987
106 Yearbooks (state chapter) 1987-1999
107 Programs1964-1984
108 Programs1985
109 Clippings1967-2002 undated
110 Legal Documents 1951-1994 undated
111 Other Printed Materials 1977-1985
112 Other Printed Materials 1997
113 Other Printed Materials 1997
114 Other Printed Materials undated
Box 6 Ephemera 1967-1989 undated
Scrapbooks and Other Oversized Materials
This segment of the collection contains scrapbooks illustrating through correspondence, clippings, photographs, programs, and memorabilia, the aims, activities, and achievements of this organization. Names and photographs of local and visiting members show who was carrying on the branch of women’s work and history.
Location
3-A-4 November 1977 Addition: Scrapbook for the year 1976-77
4-H-1 State Chapter minutes books, 1957-1975
4-H-1 Financial papers
4-I-1 State Chapter scrapbooks 1956-1979
2-B-4 State Chapter scrapbook 1973-1974
2-B-4 State Chapter scrapbook 1974-1975
2-B-5 Scrapbooks 1969-1984
2-I-2 Scrapbooks 1990-1996
2-B-5 Scrapbooks
2-B-5 Year Book 1968-1969
2-B-5 Year Book 1971-1972
2-B-5 Year Book 1972-1975
2-B-5 Handbook 1961-1965
3-H-5 Scrapbooks 1984-1989
Marilyn Colton Collection
The bulk of the materials received focused on Natchitoches and the surrounding area. The main topics of these materials concerned the Red River flooding of 1968-1969, the Pipe Explosion in 1965 and historical aspects of Natchitoches. Also present are materials on Miss Colton’s personal activities, most of which focus on her activities as a member of the Colonial Dames, as well as her bowling career.
Some of the more outstanding items in the collection include: a 1910 panoramic photo of the entire student body of Normal State College, a sketch of St. Denis done by Sompayrac Willard in 1969, an undated photo of a steamboat at the Red River Bridge in Grand Ecore, LA and a coin commemorating
the 250th anniversary of Natchitoches. As a note, this coin has some tarnished spots on it. The following is a list offering an approximate number of the individual types of items included in the donation.
Box 1
Folder 1-2 Personal
Folders 3-6 Normal College Dance Club
Folders 7-8 Colonial Dames
Folder 9 Nardini
Folders 10-12 Natchitoches and surrounding areas
Box 2
Folders 13-16 Natchitoches and surrounding areas
Folders 17-19 Taylor Bend
Art Drawer #4 Badin-Roque House on Cane River-Print, 1986
Initial donation of Colton Collection
In a Sacred Manner We Live: Photographs of the North American Indian by Edward S.
Curtis
Loose binding and pages. Some mildew stains. Some wrinkled pages from water damage.
LNHA (Louisiana Nursing Home Association) Rock n’ Roll Recipes, 1989.
Good shape. Plastic binding ring is intact and unbroken.
Ralph & Kacoo, A Taste of Louisiana, 1984. by Ralph and Kacoo Olinde
Good shape. Plastic binding ring is intact and unbroken.
1963 Rice & Creole Souvenir Cookbook-The Crowley Daily Signal, Oct. 22, 1963
Fair shape. No tears, but has some water stains and bent cover.
1966 Rice & Creole Souvenir Cookbook-The Crowley Daily Signal, Oct. 19, 1966
Fair shape. A little nicer than the one above. Has a few stains on cover.
The Original and Authentic Rice & Creole Souvenir Cookbook-The Crowley Daily
Signal, 2nd Ed. Oct 3, 1969
Good shape. No tears, stains or damage.
1965 Rice & Creole Souvenir Cookbook-The Crowley Daily Signal, Oct. 20, 1965
Good shape. A few light stains on cover.
Treasury of Acadiana Recipe Cookbook-The Crowley Post Herald, Oct. 19, 1967
Good shape. A few light stains on various pages.
Beta Sigma Phi Celebrates The Taste of ‘76
Fair shape. Plastic binding ring is intact and unbroken. A few mildew stains on
last pages.
Lagniappe 9th Annual Cookbook-Alexandria Town Talk (newspaper insert), Nov. 8,
1992. Fair shape. Crease in middle of booklet. Normal yellowing of paper. A few
stains on cover.
The Great Red River Raft by Peter Zachary Cohen, 1984.
Good shape other than some mildew stains on pages.
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the City of Natchitoches (And Didn’t
Know Where to Look!)(small booklet), early 1980s. by City of Natchitoches.
Good shape. Just small stain on cover.
Natchitoches: Oldest Settlement in the Louisiana Purchase (small booklet), by
Association for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches, 1st ed. 1958, 2nd ed. 1973 (appears to be 2nd ed.)
Good shape. Just a few small mildew stains on back.
Becoming Woman: A Sequence of Louisiana Portraits (small booklet), by University of
Southwestern Louisiana, no date.
Good shape. Minor mildew stains on front and back covers.
Those Other People by Mary King O’Donnell, 1946.
Good shape for age. Dust jacket has a few rips and tears.
Southern Pot Pourri (cookbook-small booklet) by Southern Kitchens Cooking Schools,
no date.
Good shape.
The First Baptist Church, Natchitoches, LA 1973 (medium-sized booklet) by United
Church Directories
Good shape.
On the Wings of Truth by J.B. Boydstun, 1978.
Good shape. Has Dust Jacket with no tears. Has minor mildew stains.
“Last of the Titans” The Life and Times of Congressman F. Edward Hebert of Louisiana
by F. Edward Hebert, 1976.
Good shape. Has Dust Jacket with no tears. Has minor mildew stains.
Rachel Cade: A Novel by Charles Mercer, 1956.
Fair shape for age. Dust jacket has a few rips and tears. Missing Hardcover.
Beau Sejour: Watercolors of the Louisiana Plantation Country by Ben Earl Looney,
1972.
Good shape. Has Dust Jacket with no tears. Has minor mildew stains.
Belizaire the Cajun: A Novel (paperback) by Glen Pitre, 1988.
Good shape. Has minor mildew stains.
Cajun Nursing Rhymes (For Adults) (hardcover) by Bob Hamm, 1978.
Good shape. Has fair amount of mildew stains on cover.
Dearest Susie: A Civil War Infantryman’s Letters to His Sweetheart (signed by author)
by Carl E. Hatch, 1971.
Good shape. Has dust jacket with a tear. Has some mildew stains.
You Are My Sunshine: The Jimmie Davis Story by Gus Weill, 1977.
Good shape. Has dust jacket with a tear. Has some mildew stains.
Flight From Natchez (hardcover) by Frank G. Slaughter, 1955.
Good shape. Has some mildew stains.
Story of the Great American West by Reader’s Digest Association, Inc., 1977.
Nice shape. Dust jacket has a few tears.
Reader’s Digest 1985 Almanac and Yearbook (hardback) , 1985.
Nice shape. Just natural yellowing of pages.
Fort Maurepas: The Birth of Louisiana by Jay Higginbotham, 1968.
Nice shape. Dust jacket with no tears.
The World of the American Indians by National Geographic Society, 1979.
Nice shape. Dust jacket with not tears. Minor mildew stains on title page.
Includes large pull-out map of Indian tribe locations.
America’s Fascinating Indian Heritage: The First Americans: Their Customs, Art,
History and How They Lived by Reader’s Digest Association, 1978.
Nice shape. Dust jacket with no tears.
“Spirit of Louisiana”, No. 1, The Badin-Roque House, Cane River (color print) by
Chuck Farrier, 1986.
Nice Shape. Has few wrinkles and minor stains on border.
List of items received from the Colton Family on 11-28-01
Books
Abode, 1972. by Mary Land.
Good shape, slight mildew stains.
Herbal and Folk Medicine of Louisiana and Adjacent States, 1983 (signed). By Samuel
J. Touchstone. Includes an article by the author, and a clipping on him.
Good shape, slight mildew stains.
Men and Women in World War II form Desoto-Natchitoches and Sabine Parishes (No
date or publisher credit). Leather Cover
Fair shape. No rips or tears. Yellowing from age.
The Awakening, 1977. by Kate Chopin.
Nice shape. Has some mildew stains.
The Awakening, 1976. by Kate Chopin.
Poor shape. Bends on cover. Significant mildew stains inside and outside.
The Adventurous Will: Profiles of Memorable Louisiana Women, 1984 (signed). By
Diane M. Moore. Hardback.
Nice shape. No rips or tears on cover. Some slight mildew stains.
No Man’s Land, 1961. by Louis R. Nardini. Hardback (no cover)
Nice Shape. Has some minor mildew stains inside and out.
Kate Chopin: A Critical Biography, 1980. by Per Seyersted.
Fair shape. Has mildew stains and some discoloring on cover.
You Are My Sunshine: the Jimmie Davis Story, 1977. by Gus Weill.
Fair shape. Mildew stains on outside and inside.
Death of the Kingfish!: Who Did Kill Huey Long?, 1960. by Richard Briley, III.
Fair shape. Mildew stains inside and outside. Minor tear and bend on cover.
Nightriders: Inside Story of The West and Kimbrell Clan, 1962. by Richard Brile, III.
Poor shape. Mildew stains inside and outside. Binding is gone. Held together
tape.
Eleventh Annual Natchitoches/NSU Folk Festival, July 1990 (program).
Fair shape. Has stains inside and outside. Has a few ink marks inside.
Natchitoches: A Walking Tour of the Historic District, 1989 (pamphlet). by Robert B.
“Bobby” DeBlieux.
Nice shape. Slightly warped.
Tales of Old Natchitoches, 1978. by Elizabeth Shown Mills and Gary B. Mills.
Hardback.
Nice shape. Has mildew stains inside and outside. No rips or tears on cover.
(2 Copies) Melrose, 1973 (booklet). By Gary B. and Elizabeth S. Mills (includes
program of designation of Melrose Plantation as National Historic Landmark
7-19-75.
Nice shape. Minor mildew stains inside and outside.
The Sassafras, Winn Parish, 1984-85 (newsletter). By Calvin Folklore Society.
Fair shape. Has some warpage.
Marcha de Galvez (booklet, no publication date). By Jack D. L. Holmes, Ph.D.
Fair shape. Has few mildew stains on back and cover.
Along El Camino Real, First Annual Tour, October 10 and 11 (no publications date). By
Along El Camino Real Association.
Fair shape. Minor stains on cover. Rusty staples.
Manuscript Collection
Photographs (variety of sizes)-260
Sketches (Other than the St. Denis, mostly of local historic structures)-4
Clippings-19
Correspondence-11
Pamphlets and flyers-35
Reports-9
Maps (Geological map of Red River around Grand Ecore, related to flood
planning)-1
Coins (besides commemorative coin, there is an undated token for a Natchitoches car wash) -2
Books Retained in Colton Collection
Men and Women in World War II form Desoto-Natchitoches and Sabine Parishes (No
date or publisher credit). Leather Cover
Fair shape. No rips or tears. Yellowing from age.
Eleventh Annual Natchitoches/NSU Folk Festival, July 1990 (program).
Fair shape. Has stains inside and outside. Has a few ink marks inside.
Natchitoches: A Walking Tour of the Historic District, 1989 (pamphlet). by Robert B.
“Bobby” DeBlieux.
Nice shape. Slightly warped.
The Sassafras, Winn Parish, 1984-85 (newsletter). By Calvin Folklore Society.
Fair shape. Has some warpage.
Marcha de Galvez (booklet, no publication date). By Jack D. L. Holmes, Ph.D.
Fair shape. Has few mildew stains on back and cover.
In a Sacred Manner We Live: Photographs of the North American Indian by Edward S.
Curtis
Loose binding and pages. Some mildew stains. Some wrinkled pages from water damage.
LNHA (Louisiana Nursing Home Association) Rock n’ Roll Recipes, 1989.
Good shape. Plastic binding ring is intact and unbroken.
Ralph & Kacoo, A Taste of Louisiana, 1984. by Ralph and Kacoo Olinde
Good shape. Plastic binding ring is intact and unbroken.
1963 Rice & Creole Souvenir Cookbook-The Crowley Daily Signal, Oct. 22, 1963
Fair shape. No tears, but has some water stains and bent cover.
1966 Rice & Creole Souvenir Cookbook-The Crowley Daily Signal, Oct. 19, 1966
Fair shape. A little nicer than the one above. Has a few stains on cover.
The Original and Authentic Rice & Creole Souvenir Cookbook-The Crowley Daily
Signal, 2nd Ed. Oct 3, 1969
Good shape. No tears, stains or damage.
1965 Rice & Creole Souvenir Cookbook-The Crowley Daily Signal, Oct. 20, 1965
Good shape. A few light stains on cover.
Treasury of Acadiana Recipe Cookbook-The Crowley Post Herald, Oct. 19, 1967
Good shape. A few light stains on various pages.
Beta Sigma Phi Celebrates The Taste of ‘76
Fair shape. Plastic binding ring is intact and unbroken. A few mildew stains on
last pages.
Lagniappe 9th Annual Cookbook-Alexandria Town Talk (newspaper insert), Nov. 8,
1992. Fair shape. Crease in middle of booklet. Normal yellowing of paper. A few
stains on cover.
The Great Red River Raft by Peter Zachary Cohen, 1984.
Good shape other than some mildew stains on pages.
Becoming Woman: A Sequence of Louisiana Portraits (small booklet), by University of
Southwestern Louisiana, no date.
Good shape. Minor mildew stains on front and back covers.
Southern Pot Pourri (cookbook-small booklet) by Southern Kitchens Cooking Schools,
no date.
Good shape.
The First Baptist Church, Natchitoches, LA 1973 (medium-sized booklet) by United
Church Directories
Good shape.
Rachel Cade: A Novel by Charles Mercer, 1956.
Fair shape for age. Dust jacket has a few rips and tears. Missing Hardcover.
Belizaire the Cajun: A Novel (paperback) by Glen Pitre, 1988.
Good shape. Has minor mildew stains.
Cajun Nursing Rhymes (For Adults) (hardcover) by Bob Hamm, 1978.
Good shape. Has fair amount of mildew stains on cover.
Dearest Susie: A Civil War Infantryman’s Letters to His Sweetheart (signed by author)
by Carl E. Hatch, 1971.
Flight From Natchez (hardcover) by Frank G. Slaughter, 1955.
Good shape. Has some mildew stains.
Story of the Great American West by Reader’s Digest Association, Inc., 1977.
Nice shape. Dust jacket has a few tears.
The World of the American Indians by National Geographic Society, 1979.
Nice shape. Dust jacket with not tears. Minor mildew stains on title page.
Includes large pull-out map of Indian tribe locations.
America’s Fascinating Indian Heritage: The First Americans: Their Customs, Art,
History and How They Lived by Reader’s Digest Association, 1978.
Nice shape. Dust jacket with no tears.
“Spirit of Louisiana”, No. 1, The Badin-Roque House, Cane River (color print) by
Chuck Farrier, 1986.
Nice Shape. Has few wrinkles and minor stains on border.
Communication Arts Collection
Audio-visual script of Fort St. Jean Baptiste by Communication Arts Company of Mississippi.
Company of the Indies Collection
Ordonnance du Roy, qui dispense les vaisseaux marchands qui seront armez and distinez pour la Colonie de la Louisiane…du 4 Aoust 1731. 3 pp. Royal decree concerning commercial relations with Louisiana, issued immediately after taking over the colony from the Company of the Indies, and reflection the economic problems of developing Louisiana while protecting her from enemies in the New World. (1 folder)
Conference of Louisiana Colleges and Universities Collection
Inventory
Folder
1 Constitutions
2 Officers, 1952 attendance; committee on resolutions, 1937-1948
3 Speeches, 1954
4 Correspondence on conference history, constitution and by-laws, finances, officers sectional officers, 1955-1956
5 Section officers, executive board, minutes, committee reports, correspondence, 1956-1957
6 Minutes, committee reports, conference arrangements, 1957-1958
7 Minutes, section officers, correspondence, finances, 1958-1959
8 Committee reports, correspondence, minutes, fiancés, 1959-1960
9 Minutes, correspondence, 1960-1961
10 Program ad committee correspondence, resolutions, 1960-1961
11 Invoices, dues, bank statement, financial statement, 1960-1961
12 Minutes, committees, correspondence, 1961-1962
13 Finances, 1961-1962
14 Minutes, correspondence, committees, sections, 1962-1963
15 Program correspondence, 1962-1963
16 Program material and correspondence, 1962-1963
17 Finances, 1962-1963
18 Minutes, correspondence, committees, 1963-1964
19 Program, correspondence,1963-1964
20 Finances, 1963-1964
21 Minutes, correspondence, 1964-1965
22 Program, reports, resolutions, correspondence, 1964-1965
23 Finances, dues, expenditures, checks, invoices, 1964-1965
24 Executive comm.. minutes, reports, general session minutes repots, 1965-1966
25 Correspondence, March-July 1965-1966
26 Correspondence, August-October 1965-1966
27 Correspondence, November-March 1965-1966
28 Program, guest speakers, correspondence, copies of speeches, Gov. McKeithan signature, 1965-1966
29 Financial papers and correspondence, 1965-1966
30 Committee appointments, reports, correspondence, constitution, sectional chairmen, 1965-1966
31 Minutes, correspondence, 1966-1967
32 Finances 1966-1967
33 Minutes, correspondence, 1967-1968
34 Program, correspondence, 1967-1968
35 Financial, 1967-1968
36 Statement and summary of receipts and disbursements, 1969-1970
36 Statement and summary of receipts and disbursements, 1970-1971
36 Financial statement, 1971
37 Minutes, correspondence, 1970-1971
38 Minutes, correspondence, program, 1971-1972
39 Finances, 1971-1972
40 Minutes, correspondence, 1973-1974
41 Finances, 1973-1974
42 Minutes, correspondence, lists, 1974-1975
43 Treasurer’s report, 1974-1975
44 Pages from financial record book, 1951-1964
45 Miscellany 1981-1984
Sterling Cook Collection
Biographical Sketch
Sterling Cook was fascinated with Melrose Plantation and the Cane River area from the time it was first mentioned to him. While attending school in Denton, Texas between 1937 and 1940, he was made aware of the area by two of his art teachers. He first visited Melrose Plantation in 1940, with a cousin from Bossier Parish. In 1957 Cook wrote Francois Mignon asking permission to visit him at Melrose. It was during this same year that the two first met. They remained friends and corresponded throughout the years until Mignon’s death in 1981.
Cook was born in Pima, Texas, and grew up in several Southern states. In 1954, he moved to Oxford, Ohio and pursued a master’s degree in fine arts from Miami University. After receiving the degree in 1957, Cook took over as librarian for the university’s art and architecture department. In 1972, he was coordinator of the university’s art gallery, and by 1976 became the curator of the Miami University Art Museum. Though Cook was interested in and knowledgeable about all types of art, his favorite was folk art. Among his most successful exhibits was one featuring Louisiana-based folk artists, which he completed in 1981. After Cook retired in 1986, he concentrated on renovating his Oxford home and spending time in his yard and with his pets. He died July 19, 2002 at Berkeley Square in Hamilton of pneumonia. He was 85 years old. Cook was a member of the Ohio Folk Arts Society and the Victorian Society.
Scope and Content
The Cook Collection consists of correspondence sent by Francois Mignon to Sterling Cook from 1957 through 1979. Correspondence from the period between 1970 (when Melrose was sold by the Henry Family) and 1977 does not exist. According to a statement by Cook included in the collection, the two men did not correspond to any significant level during this period.
The bulk of the letters consist of Mignon’s discussion of topics that he and Cook had a mutual interest in. These topics included local news on the plantation and artistic endeavors Mignon was involved in. In particular, Mignon often spoke of the development of rural folk artist Clementine Hunter. Hunter, who first came to Melrose Plantation as a cook, had first been encouraged by Mignon to develop her talent. The letters from Mignon to Cook offer a rare insight into Mignon’s feelings toward Hunter, Melrose Plantation and the surrounding area.
Inventory
Letters to Sterling Cook from Francois Mignon
Folder 1 Letters, 1957
Folder 2 Letters, 1958
Folder 3 Letters, 1959
Folder 4 Letters, 1960
Folder 5 Letters, 1962
Folder 6 Letters, 1963
Folder 7 Letters, 1964
Folder 8 Letters, 1965
Folder 9 Letters, 1966
10 Letters, 1968
11 Letters, 1969
12 Letters, 1978
13 Letters, 1979
14 Letters to Mildred H. Bailey explanatory notes about the Francois Mignon letters
15 Letter from Francois Mignon to Sterling Cook, 1966
16 Letter from Francois Mignon to Sterling Cook, 1967
17 Letter from Francois Mignon to Sterling Cook, 1978
THE AZA JAMES AND GRUNDY COOPER COLLECTION
This collection mainly consists of correspondence of Grundy Cooper with his family members, friends and associates dating from the turn of the century to the early forties. It also consists of correspondence between his wife Aza James and her friends, as well as some newspaper clippings, travel brochures, bank memos, receipts and bills from merchants and business houses. In addition to this, there are some artifacts that belong to the Coopers – a leather wallet belonging to Grundy Cooper with his initials in gold, also a riding crop and a pair of riding boots belonging to Aza Cooper. There is also a map of the Grant Parish, dated 1918, and a rifle that belonged to William Calvert James-an ancestor of Aza James Cooper.
Grundy Cooper was born into a family of wealthy landowners and spent most of his life in Rapides Parish. He was a graduate of Tulane University and later, the Harvard Law College. He was closely associated with these and other educational institutions, the Louisiana State Normal College and Louisiana State University & Agricultural & Mechanical College. Grundy Cooper was twice elected to the State Assembly-in 1908 and in 1916. His first marriage to Alice Neal in 1907 lasted till her death in 1923. He was later married to Aza James and predeceased her in 1942.
Aza James was educated in Providence Academy and kept close contact with the nuns all her life. She graduated from Tulane University and was a member of several committees and institutions, e.g., DAR, Louisiana Colonials Incorporated, the Louisiana Historical Society, to name a few. Greatly gifted and talented, Aza Cooper was a regular contributor to the Alexandria Town Talk, in which she had her own column, “Letters from a Dumb Gardener”, which featured every Thursday from June 1956 to May 1959.
After Grundy Cooper’s death in 1942, Aza devoted herself whole- heartedly to various organizations and contributed generously to charities and homes. She also traveled extensively around the world and in the United States.
Box 1
1 Letter to Grundy Cooper from his Grand mother dated 3-2-26.
Letters from his Mother dated 6-3-1907 to 1-5-33.
2 Letters from his brother D.K.Cooper dated 12-21-32 & ?
Letters from his brother Dr.A.S.Cooper dated 10-5-11 to 8-15-37.
3 Letters to Grundy Cooper from his sister Sally Nabors dated 10-30-06 to 3-17-31.
4 Letters to Grundy Cooper from sister Daisy Hoover dated 6-13-07 to 7-27-27.
Copy of letter addressed to Daisy Hoover from the Guaranty Bank & Trust, dated 9- 25-34.
5 Letter to Alice (Grundy Cooper’s first wife) from niece Cora dated 4-16-16.
Letters to Grundy and Aza Cooper from nieces Catherine and Sarah, dated July 1906 and 8-23-31.
Letter to Grundy Cooper from Cousin Bette Cooper, dated 7-28-32.
Letter to Grundy and Aza Cooper from Cousin Berenice dated 6-14-37.
Letters to Grundy Cooper from Emmie S., Lucy & Lucille.
A letter to Grundy Cooper from Susie.
Letter to Grundy Cooper from L.G.
Letter to Grundy Cooper from a funeral home – at the death of sister Sally Nabors.
6 Letters to Grundy Cooper from nephews, W.B.Hoover and Eugene Nabors, dated 7-16- 34 to 10-7-36.
7 Letters to Grundy Cooper from first wife Alice, dated 1-23-07 to 1-11-10.
Box 1
8 Letters to Alice from “Bill”- Grundy Cooper? dated May 1907.Letter to Alice from Alphonse dated 3-22-08. Letters of condolence to Grundy Cooper on the death of his wife Alice- dated June and July 1923.
Letters of condolence to Grundy Cooper on the death of his brother Benjamin Cooper- dated May 1937.
9 Letters to Grundy Cooper from Alphonse Sampite, dated 1-10-06 to 8-14-08.
10 Letters to Grundy Cooper from J.W.Pierson and Birdie (Grundy’s sister), dated 6-3-06 to 3-17-26.
Box 2
11 Letters to Grundy Cooper from Rhea and Isabella, dated 6-5-10 to 10-25-10.
12 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1906.
13 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1907.
14 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1908.
15 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1908.
16 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1908.
17 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1908.
18 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1908.
19 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1908.
20 Congratulatory letters to Cooper on being nominated to the House of Representatives.
Box 3
20a Personal letters to Grundy Cooper from numerous friends.
21 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1909.
22 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1910.
23 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1911.
24 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1912.
25 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1912.
26 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1925;’26;’28;’29;’38 & 1939.
27 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper- 1927.
28 Professional and Business letters to Grundy Cooper-1940;’41 & ’42.
29 Letter to Grundy Cooper from the President of the La State Normal College, dated Sept.15 1937.
Letters to Grundy Cooper from the La Teachers Association. Letter to Grundy Cooper from the Association of Governing Boards of State Universities and Allied Institutions.
30 Letters to Grundy Cooper from the Alumni Association of Tulane University, dated 5- 29-06 to Sept.1907.
Box 4
31 Letters to Grundy Cooper from the Alumni Association of Tulane University, dated 11-9-07 to 10-20-09.
32 Letters to Grundy Cooper from the LSU & Agricultural & Mechanical College, dated 11-09-07 to 10-20-09.
33 Letters to Grundy Cooper from LSU & Agricultural & Mechanical College, dated 3-2-42 to 11-4-42.
34 Letters to Grundy Cooper regarding scholarships, grants, etc., dated 8- 26-12 to 9-14-42.
35 Postcards to Grundy Cooper, dated 7- 31-06 to 7-14-26.
36 Letters (official) from the members of the House of Representatives, to Grundy Cooper.
Roster of the General Assembly -1912.
37 Letters (official) from the members of the House of Representatives, to Grundy Cooper.
37a Campaign addresses and other material pertaining to Grundy Cooper’s candidacy to the Legislature.
38 Invitations to Grundy Cooper-1906 & 1907.
3-D-1 5 39 Invitations to Grundy Cooper-1908.
40 Invitations to Grundy Cooper-1911 & 1912.
41 Letter to Grundy Cooper from his brother, Dr.A.S Cooper requesting a recommendation for post of medical examiner for PWD. Letter addressed by L.H. Frazer to the Governor of Louisiana, suggesting Dr.A.S. Cooper’s name for post of medical examiner of PWD.
42 Telegrams to and from Grundy Cooper.
43 Bills and Receipts made out to Grundy Cooper for Buggy and Carriage Equipment.
Box 5
44 Bills and Receipts made out to Grundy Cooper for Groceries and General Merchandise.
45 Bills and Receipts made out to Grundy Cooper for Hardware Supplies.
46 Bills and Receipts made out to Grundy Cooper for Utilities (electricity, water, etc.).
47 Bills and Receipts made out to Grundy Cooper – Miscellaneous.
48 Bills and Receipts made out to Grundy Cooper for Jewellery.
49 Automobile and Gas Receipts made out to Grundy Cooper.
50 Bills and Receipts from L.A.Stafford- Hardware and General Merchandise.
51 Bills and Receipts from J.W.Alexander – General Insurance Agent.
3-D-1 6 52 Bills and Receipts from Simon Brothers – Clothiers.
53 Bills and Receipts from Simon Brothers – Clothiers.
54 Bills and Receipts from Sackman Brothers – Clothiers.
55 Bills and Receipts from Sackman Brothers – Clothiers.
56 Letter written by Grundy Cooper to the Columbus Buggy Co.
56a Letters from the Columbus Buggy Co. to Grundy Cooper.
57 Letters to Grundy Cooper from the Rapides Bank, Alexandria, informing him of his overdrawn account.
57a Letters to Grundy Cooper from the Rapides Bank, Alexandria, informing him of his overdrawn account.
58 Statements of Grundy Cooper’s account with the Rapides Bank Alexandria.
58a Statements of Grundy Cooper’s account with the Rapides Bank Alexandria.
7 59 Check stubs signed by Grundy Cooper – 1906 & 1907.
59a Check stubs signed by Grundy Cooper – 1908 & 1909.
59b Check stubs signed by Grundy Cooper -1911 & 1912.
59c Check stubs signed by Grundy Cooper -1923 & 1931.
Debit charge slips made out to Grundy Cooper.
An empty checkbook.
A passbook belonging to Grundy Cooper dated 1933.
60 Pamphlets/ Printed material mailed to Grundy Cooper.
60a Pamphlets/ Printed material mailed to Grundy Cooper.
AZA JAMES COOPER SERIES
Box 7
61 Letters to Aza from Grundy Cooper.
62 Letters to Aza Cooper from the nuns of a Convent.
62a Letters to Aza Cooper from the nuns of a Convent.
62b “Portrait of a lady”, a collection of poems written by Sr. Valerian, dedicated to Aza Cooper.
Box 8
63 Letters to Aza from Grundy Cooper’s cousin Berenice. Letters to Aza from her nieces, Sammye, Ann and Deanie. Letters to Aza from her cousin, Mrs. Ball.
64 A letter to Aza from her sister-in-law Martha, along with a cheque dating back to 1860.
65 Letters to Aza from her friends-1940 to 1951.
65a Letters to Aza from her friends-1952 to 1969.
65b Letters to Aza from friend Dan Debaillon.
66 Invitations to Aza and Grundy Cooper – 1940.
67 Telegrams to Aza Cooper on her husband, Grundy Cooper’s death.
68 Letters of condolence and sympathy to Aza Cooper on the demise of her husband.
68a Cards of condolence and sympathy to Aza Cooper on the death of Grundy Cooper.
69 Letters written by Aza Cooper acknowledg- ing letters of condolences.
70 Invitations to Aza James Cooper – 1940 to 1955.
70a Invitations to Aza James Cooper -1956 to 1979.
Box 9
71 Letters to Aza James Cooper requesting funds/donations/dues.
71a Business letters to Aza Cooper.
72 Letters/Receipts from the Guaranty Bank and Trust Company, to Aza Cooper.
73 Attorney’s letters to Aza Cooper-in connexion with Grundy Cooper’s Life Insurance and other matters.
74 Letters/Receipts of taxes on property owned by the Cooper family. Grundy Cooper’s Estate Tax Returns
Statement.
75 Home and Property Insurance papers of
Aza James Cooper.
76 Items from Aza Cooper’s travel to Europe, including some notes written by her.
77 Aza Cooper’s pilgrimage itinerary.
Tickets and notes on Aza Cooper’s tour of Eastern U.S.
78 Photographs of Aza Cooper, her family and friends.
79 Letters to Aza Cooper from the Louisiana Colonials Incorporated- 1958 to October 1968.
79a Letters to Aza Cooper from the Louisiana Colonials Incorporated. November 1968 to August 1972.
80 Letters/Bulletins to Aza Cooper from D.A.R.
Box 10
81 Certificates awarded to Aza Cooper.
82 Letters to Aza Cooper from Tulane University.
83 Invitation to the Alumnae Reunion of Providence Academy, 1923. Invitation to the Second Annual Meeting of the Louisiana Folklore Society 1958. Programs of St.Luke’s Art Club and Providence Academy. Statistics of the Class of ’98-Tulane College.
84 A telegram to Mrs. Cooper-dated May 1, 1940. A Certificate of Registration for Aza
Cooper’s goat.
85 Letters to Aza James Cooper from the Mayo Clinic-Rochester, Minn. and the
Central La. State Hospital.
86 Miscellaneous articles, letters, invitations and greetings to the young
Aza James- 1915 to 1925.
87 Religious pictures and other material
belonging to Aza James Cooper.
88 Manuscripts of “Letters from a Dumb
Gardener” -1956-1959 ??
MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS
Box 11
1 Certificates awarded to Grundy Cooper.
2 Legal papers of the Cooper family.
2a Legal papers of the Cooper family.
3 Miscellaneous papers – belonging to Aza and Grundy Cooper.
Stationery with the Cooper family
letterhead.
4 Letters to Aza James Cooper from the
Louisiana Historical Society. 1959 to
June 1964.
4a Letters to Aza James Cooper from the
Louisiana Historical Society. July
1964 to March 1969.
4b Letters to Aza James Cooper from the
Louisiana Historical Society. April 1969 to September 1970.
4c Letters to Aza James Cooper from the Louisiana Historical Society. October 1970 to December 1972.
5 Letter to the members of the Democratic Executive Committee from Grundy Cooper, declaring his candidacy for the elections.
Copies of letters to Senator Ransdell and Thomas Leigh – written by Dan Debaillon, Cooper’s friend.
6 Correspondence between Ben Cooper (Grundy Cooper’s brother) and C.A.Phillipi in connection with sale of property (dated April 18 1882).
Sale Deed of property owned by Ben Cooper.
Photocopies of the appraisal of property belonging to John Cooper (Father of Grundy Cooper?).
7 A copy of the last will and testament of Amelia Ball Jordan – for Aza James Cooper.
8 Cooper family crest and a short history of the family.
Box 12
Grundy Cooper’s copy of the “Notes upon the Tulane Law Lectures”.
Grundy Cooper’s Journal containing names of tenants on his family property.
Notebook of addresses and notes belonging to Aza James Cooper.
A Timebook with names of employees and wages earned.
A Handbook on poll taxes paid to the Tax Collector of Rapides Parish -1907.
A leather wallet with Grundy Cooper’s name inscribed in gold letters.
Harvard Law School Attorneys’ List.
Institute Bulletin of the Southwest Louisiana Industrial Institute circular on athletics – 1908.
Box 13
Photographs of Aza James Cooper’s ancestors: Catherine Clark James; Group picture of William Calvert Jr., Elmer Calvert and Charles M. Calvert; Meredith Neal James; William Calvert and William Clark James; Mary Ella (?) and Unknown person; A picture portrait of Mrs. Maggie Mae Smallwood, a friend of Aza James (?). A family tree of Aza James Cooper.
Box 14
One photo album of Aza James Cooper. Two scrapbooks of “The Dumb Gardener”, compiled by Aza James Cooper.
Box 15
9 Newspaper Clippings – International News.
10 Newspaper Clippings – Tulane and LSU News.
11 Newspaper Clippings – National News (Poli- tical and General).
12 Newspaper Clippings – City and State (LA) News.
13 Newspaper Clippings – General Information.
14 Newspaper Clippings – Health Tips and Medical News.
15 Newspaper Clippings – Garden Club; Plants and Flowers.
16 Newspaper Clippings – DAR.
17 Newspaper Clippings – Recipes.
18 Newspaper Clippings – Articles written by Fr.Zizka. Religious Articles; Letters to Aza from Fr.Zizka.
19 Newspaper Clippings – People; Events.
20 Newspaper: Incomplete copy of the Pineville News, LA, dated April 18
1956.
21 Newspaper: Copy of the Pineville News LA, dated May 29 1958.
22 Newspaper Clippings – Letters from a Dumb Gardener, 1956-1957.
23 Newspaper Clippings – Letters from a Dumb Gardener, 1958-1959.
Box 16
Christmas card collection of Aza James Cooper, 1940- 1954.
Box 17
Christmas card collection of Aza James Cooper, 1955-1971.
Undated Christmas cards.
Easter, Valentine and Birthday Greetings.
Box 18
Newspaper Clippings Collection of Mrs. John Sherrill – niece of Aza James Cooper.
Box 18
1 Letters addressed to Mrs. John Sherrill from friend Dorothy Maxwell and from the office of the Mayor of Alexandria.
2 Newspaper clippings of the Atomic Bomb and Flying Saucer sightings.
3 “Today’s Talk”; “Uncle Ray’s Corner”; “Flashback- New Orleans, a century ago”.
4 Articles on American Indians; Archaeo- logical Discoveries etc.
5 Historic Monuments; Landmarks; Maps etc.
6 Clippings of People (known to Mrs. John Sherrill?); Events.
7 Complete copy of the Alexandria Daily Town Talk, June 23rd 1951.
One page from the Town Talk – Alexan- dria-Pineville, September 26th 1976.
Part of the newspaper – Alexandria Daily Town Talk, April 24th 1979.
A cardboard box containing framed photographs of the following members of the James family;
Elizabeth Jones Robinson – wife of Andrew Jackson Robinson.
Ella Elizabeth Robinson James – wife of William Calvert James.
William Calvert James in uniform for the Civil War.
Mary Roseanne Calvert James – wife of William Clark James.
William Clark James – son of Daniel A. James.
Also 1 (one) initialed rifle.
Folder #1
Genealogy Materials, 1774-1989
Folder #2
Teaching Certificate & Contract for John M. Callicott in Nevada County, Arkansas, 1886
Folder #3
Bill of Sale, 1829- Christopher Deshon to George Kelso, sale of slave named John – Baltimore, Md.
Folder #4
genealogical material-2 pages from prayer book, 1872-1891
Folder #5
Invitation to Cotillion Party for W.C. James, 1855
Invitation to Mr. Cooper from President & Mrs. Roosevelt, 1941
Folder #6
2 maps of District North of Red River, La with table of contents, 1828
Folder #7
Land Grant-Rapides Parish, 1811
Land Grant to Daniel James, 1906
Folder #8
Description of Henderson Hill Plantation & Land Plat. Map, 1889
Folder #9
World Map Color Print (notes on back), n.d.
Folder #10
Diploma for Art from Providence Academy in Alexandria, LA for Ms. Aza Mercer James, June 10, 1915
Folder #11
Tulane Medical Graduation Class Photo, 1901
Folder #12
Agreement with Freedmen by William C. James of Henderson Hill Plantation, 1866
Folder #13
Petersburg Intelligencer, Tuesday April 23, 1811
The Boyce Planter, Friday November 29, 1935
Folder #14
Financial Ledger, 1929
Handbook for Remedial Reading, 1947
The following documents are at 2-I-1
Claiborne County, MS document, 1809
Family tree, 1925
Invitation for W.C. James to stay at Pickwick Club in New Orleans, 1892
Rapides Parish documents, 1860-1863(?)
Opelousas Land Office document, 1803
Copy of marriage certificate of Francois Henderson and Sylla Perkins, 1796
Rapides Parish Land documents, 1840, 1842
Invoice from Cotile Landing, 1860
Rapides Parish petition and other document, 1897, undated
Photographs:
“Possibly Theodore Roosevelt in Louisiana”, undated
“Governor Blanchard & Family”, undated. With Congressional Directory (copy), 1892
Kent Courtney Collection
Scope and Content
The bulk of the materials include correspondence, audiotapes, newspapers and pamphlets pertaining to Kent Courtney’s conservative, anti-communist political agenda. The bulk of the items date from the 1960s. The majority of the audiotapes document Courtney’s weekly radio broadcasts and are reel-to-reel format (see separate index). Also present is a small collection of cassette tapes, most of which deal with politics during the 1990s. Of particular interest, within the subject files, are a few photographs (one signed) of Alabama Governor George Wallace. Also of interest (in box 62) are three autograph books that belonged to E. May Allen of Dunnellen, New Jersey. Signatures include persons from New Jersey, Tennessee and a few other states, and date from the late 1800s through the early 1900s.
Inventory
Printed Materials
Box
1 Foreign Affairs-Africa
Publishers announcement of book on Rhodesia
Newsletters, news from South Africa dated 1966-7
Rhodesian Commentary, 1967
Report from Rhodesia, July/August 1967
Who is promoting warfare in South Africa
Misc.
1 Foreign Affairs-Asia
It’s Treason! Aide and Comfort To The Vietcong
National Teach In On The Vietnam War
Australian International News Review
Free China Weekly Newspaper
New York Times article on China in the United Nations
Quarterly Journal of world affairs, Winter 1968
American Quarterly Review, July 1967
Misc.
1 Foreign Affairs-Europe
The Struggle For World Power
Sweden, Model Of Socialism
The Free Russia Newsletter
Paper on invisible world governments
Box
1 Life Lines Newsletters, 1965
Candor, British Newsletter 1964/65/66 (Pamphlets)
Book advertisement
Anti-communist International newsletter
Misc.
1 Foreign Affairs-South America
Help! Save the Panama Canal, March 1965
What are we afraid of in Panama
OSTH Information Service
Latin American Report, 1967 / 8
Pamphlet Visit Cuba This Year
Truth About Cuba… Newsletters
Castro Must Go article, Readers Digest
Cuba: Terror And Death
Counter Attack Newsletters
Pan American Headlines Newsletters
Manion Forum, May 1969
Christian Anti-Communist Crusade
Marxist Bulletin #8
Misc.
Box
1 Foreign Affairs-North America
ABN Demonstrates
Canadian Intelligence Service Newsletters
The United Nations, Myth vs. Reality
Misc.
2&3 Foreign Affairs-Cuba
Cuban Information Service Newsletters
4 U.S. Views
U.S. View on the United Nations
U.S. View on the USSR
5 U.S. Views
U.S. View of World Communism
6 U.S. Views
U.S. Policies to confront Communism
7 Conservative Special Interest Groups
The Common Defense (National Security)
On Target (Anti-communist/General)
On The Firing Line (Anti-ACLI/General)
The National Program (Anti-communist/American)
American Flag Committee ­(Anti-communist, socialist, fascism)
Let Freedom Ring (Anti-communist)
American Legion Firing Line (Nat. Security/Anti-communist)
Box
7 continued
Count Down: Faith, Facts and Freedom (Anti-communist/anti-Liberal)
Memo From COPE (Anti-Liberal/Pro-Labor)
Jewish Society of Americanists (Anti-communists)
Counter Attack (anti-communist)
8 Pamphlets/Newsletters
Misc. Newsletters, Pamphlets, Etc.
9 Pamphlets/Newsletters
John Birch Society Pamphlets
Misc. pamphlets/ books
10 Pamphlets/Newsletters
Congressional Legislative Reports
The Capitol Firing Line
Prohibition Party Newsletters
Misc. articles, pamphlets on questions of Judicial, Legislative, Executive
government operation
11 Books, Pamphlets and Articles
About Republican Party Issues
About Democratic Party Issues
About Wallace for President political support
12 Conservative Views on Communist Subversion of the World
13 Conservative Society of America Materials
Box
14 Economic Information:
Misc. items supporting the Liberty Amendment
Newsletters, pamphlets of the Liberty Amendment Committee
15 Issues of The Facts Forum News
37 Miscellaneous printed materials
16 Conservative Society of America Materials
17 Files
The Association of American Physicians & Surgeons
The American Conservation Union
The American Volunteer Group
The Dan Smoot Report
The Right To Work Committee
18 Files
The Tactics Newsletter
The Canadian Intelligence Service
The Watch Washington
The Weekly Crusader
The Manion Forum
Courtney Correspondence (Letters to/from)
19 Misc. Louisiana State & Local items
20 U.S. Arts & Entertainment (Social)
21 U.S. Economic Information
Box
22 U.S. Economic Information
Foundation For Economic Education pamphlets
23 U.S. Religious Material (Social)
24 U.S. Educational Issues
Racial Segregation
Sex Education
25 Civil Right Material
26 Various Conservative Issue materials
Police Support
Fluoridation of water
Heritage
Anti-communism activities
The Task Force newsletter
27 Misc. Information
Audio Tapes
28 Audio tapes, 1990s
29 Audio tapes, 1990s
30 Audio tapes, 1990s
31 Audio tapes, 1990s
32 Audio tapes, 1990s
33 Audio tapes, 1990s
36 Audio tapes, undated
Box
Slides
34 New Orleans and Baton Rouge, New Basin Canal, 1949-1956
34 Christmas in New York, 1960-1977
34 Goldwater-New Orleans GOP, undated
Ephemera
34 Campaign buttons of Wallace and others, undated
35 Pro-Pickwick license plate, undated
36 Broadcast mic, undated
Newspaper Box (in newspaper section)
27 Wallace For President posters (3)
Scrapbooks
Box
35 UFO clippings, 1950s-1960s
Subject Files
38 A
39 B
40 B-C
41 C
42 C-E
43 E-F
44 F-G
Box
Subject Files
45 G-H
46 Independent American
47 Independent American
48 Independent American
49 I-J
50 K-L
51 L
52 L
53 M
54 M-N
55 N
56 N-P
57 P
58 P-Q
59 R
60 S-V
61 W-Y
62 Autograph books
OS Box
1 Oversized materials (see references inside corresponding folders)
2 Oversized materials (see references inside corresponding folders)
Newspapers
Newspaper Box (in newspaper section)
5-0 Issues of The Independent American newspapers
6-0 Issues of The Conservative Journal
Issues of The Catalyst
Issues of The Solid South
Issues of The Pineville News
One issue of the Twin City Times
One issue of the Patriot Tribune
Newspapers
Newspaper Box (in newspaper section)
16 Issues of The Worker newspapers (communists)
Issues of The Conservative Journal newspaper
Issues of The Independent American newspaper
16 One issue of The People’s World newspaper
27 The Carver’s Journal, April-June 1983
The Twin City News, December 1969-February 1970
The Weekly News, June 10, 1976
The Conservative Journal, January, April and July 1969
The Catalyst, October 1968
Patriotic Tribune, December 1969-June 1970
Reel-to-Reel Tape Collection
781 AAPS Columbus Ohio
Oct. 7, 1958
American Association of Physicians and Surgeons – Interviews with Doctors.
Columbus, Ohio, October 7-8, 1959.
743 African, South (Consul Genil)
San Francisco – Kent Courtney on Barry Goldwater, Republican nominee for
President and Platform.
12 Aid, Foreign
Attorney Frank Edwards of Georgia re. Elections.
Bill Stone re. Hamilton Long.
Broadcast – Federal Aid to States and Foreign Aid to Communists, “Fantastic
Foreign Aid.”
Telephone Conversation – Kent Courtney to Colonel __________.
Speech by unidentified man _____________ at a Memphis Meeting or
Convention.
740 Alford, Congressman.
Kent Courtney and guest, Dr. Dale Alford, Congressman from Little Rock, ARK. January 1959.
562 Alger, Bruce
387 Alger, Bruce #1
4/31/59
388 Alger, Bruce #3
4/3/59
342 Alexander, Ruth
3/27/58
124 Alliance for Progress
Tape
542 Anderson, Tom
321 Anderson, Sanfran Rally #2
385 Anderson, Tom (Georgia State Meeting American 2/26/66)
510 Anderson Tom
— Anderson, Courtney & Lee Rally, No Tape
519 Anderson, Tom
675 Anderson, Tom & Dr. Melford Evans ( The Independent American Guest)
668 Anderson Courtney & Lee (Stanford Rally)
573 American Policy Assn. #1
577 American Business Speakers Inc.
3/27/57
122 America’s Unelected rulers
— America, What’s Best for NPDo Tape
— American Coalition of Patriotic Societies
440 Americans for Freedom
#4
360 Americanism, Voice of
439 Americans for Freedom
#3
574 American Policy Assn. #2
575 American Policy Assn. #3
390 American Coalition of Patriotic Society
Tape
537 American Bees Speaks
3 Anderson, Crete (State Rights Convention)
592 Audmon, Dr. S.R. , (Planning Meeting)
— Azores, Bases In No Tape
561 Bandy, Edgar (Hungarian Revolt)
488 Barnett, Gov. Ross ( Judge Bradley intro.)
391 Beer, Rev. Dee
579 Bell, John
435 Benson, Ezra Taft (“Stand Up For Freedom”)
636 Bension, Reed (Open end) Kent Courtney and David Kien
538 Berrier, Hilaire Du #2
560 Berrier, Hilaire Du #2
550 Berrier, Hilaire Du #1
404 Beethoven Symphony #5
714 The Bible Institute
The Bible Institute of the Air, Inc., Dr. C. W. Burpo, Director, P. O. Box 949,
Mesa, AZ.
Re: Kilso Haan – Head of the Korean Underground in America and Charges
Against him by Robert Welch of the John Birch Society. Label marked “No.1
of a Second Haan Series.”
711 Bridges, Sen. Styles
Interview with Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire about U.S. Troops in
Lebanon. 58-13.
478 Bradley, Bill
Tape
124 Brazil, Investment in (Expropriation of American)
493 Brich Society (McGee talks to John)
552 Brinkman, Oscar
50 Broadcast
51 Broadcast #2
611 Brottore, Gordon (“Challenging the Vote”)
612 Bottore, Gordon (Challenging the Vote)
641 Burkoff, Fordon (Conservative Society of America )
658 Butturf, Gordon
719 Browne, Harry (I Dreamed they Repeated the Twentieth Century)
Harry Browne – “I Dreamed They Repealed the Twentieth Century!”
Side A: December 4, 1964.
Side B: Luther Sharp on Fundraising. Side 2.
Poor Quality.
248 Christmas
78 Brown, Perry Stone
Feb. 10
464 Bundy, Major Edgar (Communist Infiltiation in the Educational field)
195 Castro in Cuba
399 Captain, El (Stars & Stripes Dixie)
336 Catrell, Ray (Practice tape)
413 Cencerto, Rochmaniunoff ( in Concert)
95 Chaplin E. Richard Barnes
Oct. 26, 1961
Tape
4 Chandler, Mr. ( Sate Rights Convention)
503 Chews, Interviews
776 Chiefs Interview
Ends interview with Los Angeles Police Chief.
656 Courtney, Kent (Soft Xmas Music)
375 Courtney, Kent & Christmas Family (Christmas)
402 Christmas Carrol “Come All ye Faithful”
70 Christmas, Spirit of
Sat. Dec. 19
69 Christmas, Spirit of
263 Civil Rights
237 Civil Rights Master
330 Clark, Jim (at Texarkana)
466 Colmer, Rep. and Rep. Dorn
470 Colmon Edition
709 Colmer, Rep Tape #1
original, Same as Tape 715, 713B – Original – July 12, 1958
730 Colmer, Rep #2
Original Hawaii, Congressman Colner – Alaskan Statehood
829 Communism in the States
Duplicate of 833
291 Communism, Anti-
Tape
244 Communism on the Map
187 Communism, What is (Master Tape)
230 Communist Realities
339 Communist Encirclement
394 Communist, Anti- (Baton Rouge Barassn)
446 Communism on the Map #1
471 Communism on the Map #2
472 Communist Power, Rise of
122 Communist Control of North Africa
544 Communist Seminar
545 Communist, Anti- (Seminar)
600 Communist in Colorado
726 Communist, Anti- ( L.B.H.)
Lyndon Baines Johnson – An Exposé. Side 1 & 2.
301 Convention, Nott. (In Cincinnati) A.I.P.
5 Convention, State Rights
79 Coon, Ted O.
642 Courtney, Kent ( In Our Secret Constitution)
831 Conservative, News with the growing
Lyndon Johnson’s Rubber Stamp. (Conservative Candidates).
UFO’s and Astronauts – Cover-up.
UFO’s ‚Äì Is the Air Force Lying? Secrecy and the Saucers.
Communists Behind Racial Unrest.
Repeal the Income Tax.
Tape
826 Courtney, Kent ( The Conservative Society)
РKent Courtney reads the “Riot Act” to the Taxman from the LA Dept. of
Labor re. Employees and minimum wage.
Recording of child. Kent and Phoebe.
Telephone Conversation with Jack ____________.
Telephone Conversation with John ____________.
“Back to Africa.” Discussion on Race and Racism.
808 Courtney, Kent ( The Conservative Party)
Duplicate of 810. KWKH, Shreveport LA; 68-542, 67-503
794 Courtney, Kent ( The Conservative Society of America)
George Wallace, GOP and Democrats.
War in Viet Nam.
Riots, Revolution and the Police.
McCarthy Refuses to Endorse Hubert H. Humphrey.
McCarthy Mob at Convention.
GOP, Democrats and the Supreme Court. 68-524
815 Courtney, Kent ( The Conservative Journal)
“Remember the Pueblo.” P 68-515; WWOM, WEAW
796 Courtney, Kent (The Conservative Journal)
– Lyndon Johnson for President 1968. KJAL, KMO
6 Courtney, Kent (State Rights Convention)
6 Courtney, Kent (State Rights Convention)
775 Courtney, visit (Norman March)
Viet Nam March Song: “Let It Shine.” No/1965.
778 Courtney in Oregon
Courtney – Oregon 1964 – CFR Harlan Cleveland.
Salute to Distinguished Citizen Gordon Obie (?).
Ads ‚Äì The Irish Work Store, Patio Diet Cola from Pepsi, Lloyd’s Home
Trends. KWFS.
Tape
786 Courtney, Kent (Radio Program)
George Wallace Platform. 68-541
789 Courtney, Kent (Radio Program)
No Difference Between the Parties. 68-537
797 Courtney, Radio Program
Hubert H. Humphrey – Why He Should not be President or Vice President
791 Courtney, Kent (Radio Program)
What is Behind the Race Riots? (After death of MLK) 68-521, WPRY
798 Courtney, Kent (Comments)
Duplicate of 799. 68-522
799 Courtney, Radio Program
Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy: Running Campaigns in Harmony
With Each Other. 68-522
800 Courtney Radio Program
No Difference Between Parties. 68-537
801 Courtney, Comments on Richard Nixon
Political Views of Richard Nixon. (Standby Tape for May 25, 1968).
802 Courtney, Radio Program
192 Years Ago – The New Declaration of Independence. 68-526; WTLK
803 Courtney, Kent
Nations Controlled By Communists During the Eisenhower and Nixon
Administration. 68-533, 68-515
805 Courtney, Radio Program Special Guest – George Wallace. 68-528; WVT
Tape
806 Courtney, Radio Program
Comparing the Views of McCarthy, Humphrey and Wallace. 68-532,
68-509 ?
807 Courtney Radio Program
Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy: How the Follow the Communist
Party Line. George Wallace, Anti-Communist Candidate. 68-622
609 Courtney, Kent at St. Paul, Minneapolis
5/10/69
353 Courtney, Kent (Chicago Ralley)
345 Courtney, Kent Speaks in New Jersey
331 Courtney, Kent (Radio)
323 Courtney, Kent ( At Battlecreek, Mich.)
321 Courtney, (Sanfran. Rally)
308 Conservative Party Kent Courtney, Floyd Kitchen, Don Jessie
288 Courtney Speaks to a Sr. High School
277 Courtney Radio Program about the economy
259 Courtney Phone Interviews Gov. Wallace
260 Courtney and Family
265 Courtney on Radio Program wake up
267 Courtney at a dinner Rally
234 Courtney How to win a war
241 Courtney Talk Show
Tape
198 Courtney Phone Interviews
199 Courtney Talk about the Farmers
217 Courtney talks at a Sr. High School
— Courtney Interview Air Force Sergant Tape # unknown
224 Courtney How to win a war
196 Courtney Speaks at Baton Rouge
197 Courtney talks about Russia
307 Courtney Speech
610 Courtney at Indianapolis
607 Courtney New Jersey Conservative Club Dinner
605 Courtney, Kent
843 Courtney, Kent ( Our Life and our Times, Master Tape)
United Nations Children’s Fund ‚Äì Promotes Communism.
(Capitalism and Labor) – Teamwork for Progress.
Trading with the Enemy.
What is the Communist Party Line?
The Growing Conservative Movement.
840 Courtney, Kent ( The Conservative Side of News.)
Citizens Councils of America (Geo. Wallace Movement).
American Independent Party.
838 Courtney, Kent (Our life and Our Times “How Children Help the Communist”)
Duplicate of Tape 843.
Tape
836 Courtney, Kent ( Our Life and our Times)
Rhodesia
Communist Influences in Civil Rights
The W.E.B. DuBois Clubs – The Youth Arm of the Communist Party.
How Socialism and Communism are Blood Brothers.
Your Congressman may be Responsible for the Success of Communism.
835 Courtney ( Our Life and Our Times “Strange Things Falling out of the Sky”)
Stuff Falling From the Sky.
Limit the Size of the Federal Government. “The Liberty Amendment.”
Lyndon Johnson’s Poverty Racket. ‚ÄúThe Phony War on Poverty.‚Äù
Your Government is Lying to You.
The Open Housing Provision of the Civil Rights Bill of 1966.
833 Courtney, Kent ( Our Life and Our Times”Women”)
What Makes Woman Lovely?
Communist Plot Against Free-World Police.
“Law of Gravity Cannot be Repealed – Can Supply and Demand?
Sex and Politics. (Immorality in Politics).
Urban Revolution.
832 Courtney, Kent ( Our Life and our Times)
830 Courtney, Kent ( Our Life and Our Times)
“Reparté” – Famous Insults.
Words of Famous American Patriots.
How Long do the Animals Live.
How Russia Uses Coalition Governments as a Method of Conquest.
Recent Sightings of Space Craft in North Carolina and England.
629 C.S.A. Roundup of opinoin
828 Courtney, Kent (Our Life and Our Times)
Not Found
824 Courtney, Program
How to Win the War in Viet Nam.
Tape
823 Courtney, Radio Program (master tape)
Prisoners of War – What George Wallace Would Do!
1904 Morocco Incident, Korea, Cuba, North Vietnam, Ecuador, Cambodia
822 Courtney, Kent Radio Program
Special Christmas Message – 1968.
The Menace of Communists – Destruction of Christianity and Christians
820 Courtney Radio Program
“The Garrison Investigation – How It Relates to the Communist Conspiracy.”
818 Courtney Radio Program
Martin Luther King and Robert F. Kennedy Assassinations and Candidates
For President: Hubert H. Humphrey, George Wallace, Eugene McCarthy and
Richard Nixon. 68-523; WSAT
817 Courtney, Kent Comments Hold as Standby
Official Records of Humphrey and Nixon
816 Courtney 1& 2
– “We Shall Overcome.” (Communist Song). P 68-519
814 Courtney Radio Program
Richard Milhouse Nixon – Public Record and Background. 68-535
398 Courtney, (Hey! Dixie I Like Ike)
354 Courtney talks on United Nations
628 Courtney , Frank (Interview)
630 Courtney, Kent (at Bob Jones Univ.)
631 Courtney, Kent–Speech at Vasa Club San Diego, California
633 Courtney at Tulane University
Tape
634 Courtney, ( Where did you go wrong with Kent Courtney, Mrs. Night and Sen. Goldwater)
640 Courtney speaks at Little Rock Senior High School
646 Courtney at Marion Hotel
649 Courtney News
651 Courtney Speech
652 Courtney Speech
653 Courtney speaks on the vote
654 Courtney talks about American Affairs
655 Courtney talks on Communism
660 Courtney Christmas Message
661 Courtney talks about our Country Affairs
662 Courtney Sunday word
668 Courtney Anderson & Lee, Stanford Rally
693 Courtney talks at one of His Rallies
Side A: Kent Courtney Address to _____________ re. News Media Monopoly.
Questions and Answer Session
Side B: Allegiance to the Flag, Kent Courtney and _________unidentified
man from Indiana.
694 Courtney Phone Interview with Dan Smoot
Missing or out of order on shelves
Tape
696 Courtney Phone Interviews
Telephone Conversation with __________ re. Politicians, Politics and Saltenstall.
Telephone Conversation with __________, unidentified woman, re. Disarmament, etc. (During Eisenhower).
Telephone Conversation with Congressman ____________re. Law 7936/Disarmament.
Telephone Conversation with _________, unidentified woman, re: Disarmament.
697 Courtney, Kent; Phone Interviews with Jose Antino
Telephone Conversation with Antonio ___________ in Miami re. Guatemala and Cuba.
Recorded Conversation between Kent and wife.
699 Courtney Anti-Conservative Party
Editorial on Republican Conservatives and the Formation of an Anti-Communist
Conservative Party. (After Goldwater).
700 Courtney Phone Interview with Congress Thorn
Telephone Conversation to Congressman Dorne Re. Solid South Conference and
other subjects.
702 Courtney talks about the oregon Primary
Kent, wife, baby and dog Betsy.
Thursday, August __, 1964 – Re. Oregon Election and Preferential Primary.
“Bits and Pieces .”
425 Communist Firing Squad, Prayer Before
704 Courtney Interviews Governor George Wallace
Side A: Strategy for Campaign with George Wallace.
Side B: News – WDAL-TV, Channel 11, Maryland
“Right to Work” – Dictated Letter.
620 Courtney in Presentation
718 Courtney, Kent
Communist Yugoslavia and Foreign Aid
Tape
716 Courtney on meet the people
“How the U.S. is Being Weakened Economically. WTP5-4. September 18,
1965, Chicago.
738 Courtney, Kent
Our Life and Our Times.
Flying Saucers
Welfare – Illegitimacy – Mexican Workers.
Automation: Work and Education.
Letter from Tom Anderson to George Wallace
Communist Influences on Racial Unrest. 66-434
746 Courtney, Kent; Question and answer Session
– Conservative Society of America – December 14, 1961.
“What Can We Do About the Menace of Communism?”
Side A: Kent Courtney Address.
Side B: Conclusion of Address – questions and answers.
Fluoridation, Voting Record of Senator Kennedy, 1961 Goals of the Communist
Party.
Flagler Museum, Palm Beach, FL.
793 Courtney Radio Program
George Wallace – Law and Order Candidate.
HHH and Nixon, Democrat and Republican Candidates. 68-519
747 Courtney in Orlando
Farm Subsidies – Hog-raising letter read into congressional record by Barry
Goldwater.
764 Courtney on South American Reaction
South American Reaction to Nixon – Spitting Incident. S.A. and Foreign Aid.
766 Courtney speaks to a Woman Club
Goldwater, Farmers and Communists. 58-11.
Tape
769 Courtney talks on Fluoridation
Conversation about Fluoridation. – January 1961
771 Courtney in Denver
Kent Courtney, Guest on Radio Show. Denver, CO. 10/10/63.
772 Courtney, Kent
“We the People.” Chicago РSeptember 21, 1963. From E. M. Studnicka,
4131 W. Martin Drive #205, Milwaukee, WI. To: Kent Courtney, 7314
Zimpel Street, New Orleans 18, LA.
774 Courtney, Kent; Fun time
AAPS – October 1965
344 Courtney, Kent; Radio Interview about Farmers
332 Courtney, Kent; Portion dealing with controlling a newspaper transcribed
364 Courtney, Kent; New Declaration of Independence
243 Courtney Planning a Rally
71 Conversations with Hotel Reservations
401 Courtney; Old Dance Swing
427 Courtney election speech
432 Courtney #2
433 Challenge the Vote
436 Courtney, Kent; Radio
26 Courtney (New Declaration of Independence)
54 Courtney, Kent ( Who will be President in 1960?)
444 Courtney Lee Anderson Rally
Tape
613 Courtney, Kent ( at Chicago)
616 Courtney, Kent (at Tulane)
616 Courtney, Kent; Tape #1 (KPEL Comments)
617 Challenging the Vote, Copy of Master Tape
618 Courtney, Kent #1
619 Courtney, Kent #2
645 Courtney in Treason
627 Courtney, Interview with Frank
792 Courtney, Kent (The Conservative Society Party)
The Official Records of HHH and Nixon – How Wallace Can Win. 68-539
621 Courtney, Kent (New England Rally for God Family and Country)
434 Courtney, Kent (Flags of Americans’ Liberity parts 1 & 2)
125 Courtney, Kent (Foreign Aid to Communist Countries)
203 Courtney, Kent (Flag Master)
61 Courtney, Kent (Income tax can be repeated)
790 Courtney, Kent (The Conservative Party)
Sidelights of the Coming Election. (Interesting) 68-514
821 Courtney, Kent (The Conservative Journal)
What’s Going to Happen Under the Leadership of Richard Nixon?
“An Open Letter to Richard Nixon.”
744 Conservative Society Program
Conservative Society of America Program from Baltimore, MD.
December 11, 1965. Kent Courtney – Tape #2.
Tape
665 Courtney, Kent (The National Convention)
664 Courtney, Kent (The Conservative Side of the News)
638 Courtney, Kent (The Conservative Party)
657 Courtney, Kent (The Conservative Side of the News)
659 Courtney; The National Convention Party
647 Courtney; National Convention of AIP at Cincinnati, Ohio May 2, 1969
626 Congress of Conservatives
351 Conservation of New Party CSA
367 Congress of Conservatives of Ball Room
210 Courtney, Kent; Flag Master
211 Courtney, Kent; Flag Master
634 Courtney, Kent (Where did you go wrong with Sen. Goldwater, Mrs. Night, and Kent
Courtney)
580 Courtney, Kent; Our Sacred Constitution
507 Courtney, Kent; New Declaration of Independence stand by Program
582 Congress of Conservatives
583 Congress of Conservation
63 Courtney; Interview at Chicago Committee
591 Congress of Conservative Ballroom
598 Congress of Conservative Ball Room
624 Congress of Conservation
317 Courtney, Kent; National Convention AIP at Cincinnati
Tape
318 Courtney, Kent; National Convention AIP at Cincinnati
337 Conservative Society of America, Nov. 28, 1961
841 Courtney, Kent; The Conservative Journal The New Declaration of Independence
Wallace for President Movement. 68-526
667 Courtney, Kent; Time for a New Declaration of Independence
16 Courtney, Kent; New Declaration of Independence
58 Courtney, Kent; A New Declaration of Independence, July 1959
57 Courtney, Kent; A New Declaration of Independence
56 Courtney, Kent; New Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1959
316 Courtney, Kent; A New Declaration of Independence
844 Courtney, Kent; The Conservative Journal
Wallace for President Movement. 68-523
454 Cotton, Interviews Richard
396 Courtney, Kent; Interviews Odie Wicox
761 Crisis in our Churches
Crises in Our Churches – 1966. Publius & Associates, 408 S. Rosemead
Blvd., Pasadena, CA.
632 Courtney; Rep. Dorn and Con. Cross two speeches
724 Cross, Interview with Rep. (Original Tape)
Congressman H. R. Gross of Iowa.
124 Cuba, Important Minerals in (Katanga & Algeria)
739 Cut, Interview with Rep.
Missing.
Tape
400 Dance Program
737 Davis, Interview with Howard (November 19, 1962)
Conservative Society of America Round Up and Howard Jarvis. (November
1962 Telephone conversation with ____________, retired printer in Seattle.
Telephone conversation with ____________, in the Army.
Telephone conversation with ____________, of South Carolina.
80 Definders, North Carolina (10-16-60)
528 Deuitsch, Interview with Herman
779 Dickenson Ford Commercial Tape
Dirkson/Ford.
466 Dorn, Rep.; Interviews with Rep. Colmer and
18 Dorn, Bryan
768 Dorn, Interview with Rep.
Representative William Jennings Bryan Dorne of South Carolina, 86th
Congress, 10 years service. Orig. J-59.
72 Dorn, Congress (3-18-60)
632 Dorn two speeches, Con. Cross and Rep.
302 Dowdy
325 Douglas, Interview with Moran
426 Douglas, Interview with Dr.
728 Dubbing Master, Fabus
– Governor Orville Faubus of Arkansas, 1958 in New Orleans. Little Rock
Schools.
606 Duggan Show, Kent Courtney on the Tom
Tape
515 Duetsh, Courtney Interviews Herman
137 Dupl
571 Election Special
36 Election Reaction
675 Evans, The Independent American Guest Mr. Tom Anderson Dr. Melford
555 Evans #1
569 Evans, Interview with Melford
4 Evans, State Rights Convention Mr.
281 Evans, Courtney Interviews Dr.
1 Falvus Speech, State Rights Convention (Reel 1)
8 Falvus Speech, State Rights Convention (reel 2)
9 Falvus Speech, State Rights Convention (reel 3)
36 Faubus
33 Faubus
725 Feighan, Interview with Rep. (Congressman Michael Finn of Ohio.)
467 Fernandy on Revolution, Conservation with Bengi
669 Fiber Inc. Mono
596 Fister, Interview with Walter
231 Fife, Darlene
356 Fluoridation, WWL T.V. Panel on
759 Football Forecast
Echoes/garbled. KJBC
Tape
59 Fredericks
269 Fernado, Phone Interview with Dr.
247 Garrison, The First Go Days
455 Garrity, Devin; on South Africa
445 Gilliespie,vs. KHC
340 Goff, Interview with Kenneth
322 Goldwater, Independence Republicans for
— Goldwater, Sen. Barry (March 1959) No Tape #
48 Goldwater
189 Governor Goldwater Master Tape #1
190 Goldwater #2, Sen.
191 Goldwater #3
564 Goldwater, Rally Rep.
549 Goldwater #2, Sen.
305 Goldwater for President July 7, 1960
278 Goldwater Speech
240 Goldwater for President
576 Goldwater for President Parts 1 & 3
753 Goldwater, Barry at Yuma, Arizona after 1964 election
Barry Goldwater at Yuma, AZ after the 1964 Election. “Lost Freedoms.”
623 Goldwater, original Sen.
622 Goldwater, Sen. On Meet The Press
Tape
602 Goldwater, Independent Republicans for
548 Goldwater, Sen.; Interview with
—- Goldwater, Interview with Barry
443 Goldwater for President Part 6
442 Goldwater for President Part 5
441 Goldwater for President
329 Grahm, Billy (Mar. 17, 1965)
567 Gonzales, Interview with Armando
731 Gross, Interview with Cong.
Congressman Gross.
412 Genil Dance Music, Spanish Guitar
478 Hanighen, Interview with Frank
372 Hardgrove, Dr.; The Communist Invasion of St. Augustine, Apr. 30, 1965
526 Hardy, Paul; on Constro Tractor Deal
473 Hargis, Dr. Interview with for cutting
760 Hargis, Bill Interview with
Billy Hargis/My Love and I. July 1st
534 Hargis, Interview with Dr.
15 Harrington
568 Harris, Phone Interview with Rev.
762 Harmon, Interview with David D.
Model United Nations – San Jose State College. From: David Harmon, 9363
Oakwilde, Stockton 5, CA (Personal).
Tape
783 Hellaire, French Patriots
Hellaire on the Execution of a French Patriot – Algeria. From: J. H.
Keithley, 5318 NW 17 Avenue, Miami, FLA. To: Kent Courtney 7314
Zimple Street, New Orleans 18, LA. January 1962
73 Herb, Form
643 Hess, Interview with Dr. George
770 Hiestand, Long (original tape)
Congressman Edgar Hiestand Interview. (Heistand served the northern two-
thirds of Los Angeles County).
357 Hoffman, Interview with Rep.
530 Hoffman, Interview with Rep.
379 Hooser, Lafayette, Right to Work
452 Hargis, Interview with Billy James & John Rooselot
476 Hotel Keepler
604 Houston
420 Huffman, Interview with
595 H. Dub, June 6, report
60 Income tax can be Repealed
13 Inflation Round-up
625 I Like Ike, One Record
381 Immigration
276 Insect-Pups
88 Irish Recording Tape
Tape
343 Israel Labor Writers
150 Independent Amer. Master
148 Independent Amer. Master
147 Independent Amer. Master
146 Independent Amer. Master
145 Independent Amer. Master
144 Independent Amer.
143 Independent Amer. Master
142 Independent Amer. Master
141 Independent Amer. Master
140 Independent Amer. Master
139 Independent Amer. Master
138 Independent Amer. Master
135 Independent American International Labor
134 Independent Amer. Master
133 Independent Amer. Master
132 Independent Amer. Master
131 Independent Amer. Master
130 Independent Amer. Master
—- Independent Amer. Master No Tape #
127 Independent Amer. Master
126 Independent Amer. Master
Tape
119 Independent Amer. Master
118 Independent Amer.
114 Independent Amer. Master
113 Independent Amer. Master
111 Independent Amer.
109 Independent Amer.
108 Independent Amer.
107 Independent Amer.
103 Independent Amer.
99 Independent Amer. Master
94 Independent Amer.
93 Independent Amer.
92 Independent Amer.
91 Independent Amer.
90 Independents Amer.
89 Independent Amer.
87 Independent Amer.
86 Independent Amer.
85 Independent Amer.
84 Independent Amer.
83 Independent Amer.
81 Independent A.M. Election Special 29:30 + 18
Tape
77 Independent Amer.
75 Independent Amer.
76 Independent Amer.
55 Independent America
53 Independent America
20 Independent American
21 Independent American for WKIN
22 Independent American
24 Independent Americans
25 Independent Americans
27 Independent Americans
28 Independent Americans
29 Independent American Committee
40 Independent Americans
767 Independence, Post.
Independent American
Rhodesian Independence. (British Speaker, 1965). 58-33.
207 Independent American
527 Independent American played 5/8/66
525 Independent Americans played Mar. 4, 1960
524 Independent American
523 Independent American
517 Independent Americans Rally for Goldwater
Tape
506 Independent America
482 Independent America
264 Independent Amer. Russian Troops in Cuba
156 Independent Amer. Master
152 Independent Amer. Master
153 Independent Amer. Master
151 Independent Amer. Master
157 Independent Amer. Master
365 Independent Amer. “The South Holds the Blame of Power in the Electoral College”
158 Independent Amer.
290 Independent Amer. Missels in Cuba
262 Independent American
261 Independent American Society
256 Independent Amer. Americans Document
246 Independent Amer. The Black Panther
233 Independent Amer. Students Destroying Society
232 Independent American
229 Independent American Dance Music
226 Independent Amer. Democratic Society
214 Independent American Master #1
213 Independent Amer. Communist behind students, Riots
208 Independent Amer. Who is A Conservative?
Tape
201 Independent Amer. The Take Over of Cuba by the traitors
378 Independent Amer. An Internal Throat Today
200 Independent Americans, How We Live
— Independent American Master No Tape #
159 Independent Amer. Master
160 Independent American Master
159 Independent American, Christmas Program 1962
181 Independent Amer. Master, Socialism
180 Independent Amer. Master
178 Independent Amer. Master
176 Independent Master
175 Independent Amer. Master
174 Independent Amer.
172 Independent Amer. Master
171 Independent Amer. Master
170 Independent Amer. Master
169 Independent Amer. Master
168 Independent American Master
167 Independent American Master
166 Independent American Master
165 Independent American Master
164 Independent American Master
Tape
163 Independent American Master
185 Independent American Master, Freedom of Slavery
179 Independent American Master
458 Independent American
809 Independence America
The Taxpayer’s Viewpoint ‚Äì Jackie O and the National Debt.
Nixon.
Chicago Riot – Jerry Ruben, Tom Hayden, et al.
American Party of Louisiana. 68-547, 68-518; WLLY
795 Independent American
Taxes, Foreign Aid and the Silent Revolution. 68-531
788 Independent American, Heard of Truth
The Law of Giving and Receiving/The Law of Prosperity.
Herald of Truth – Program #859 – July 14, 1968 – The Voice of Unity.
Negative Thinking/Consequences.
Names and Naming.
Condemning.
Spiritual Enlightenment. 68-537
787 Independent American
Where George Wallace Stands on the Issues. P68-524
763 Independent American, Morden Paul Revere, That Man of Freedom
Songs: “Modern Paul Revere and That Man of Freedom” – Ronald Reagan.
1966 © William and Vera VanderLaan, West Newberry, Vermont.
756 Independent American
Independent American. Tuesday, August 4, 1959. Congressman Daniel
Flood of PA. “New Monroe Doctrine.”
Tape
754 Independent American
San Francisco Republican Convention: Barry Goldwater, Candidate and
Platform. George Wallace (?).
741 Independent American, “The American Reporter”
American Voters
736 Independent American, Communist Russia
Women – Real or Imaginary.
Communist Plot against the Free World Police.
Minimum Wage.
Sex in Politics.
—- Independent American, The (The Rise of Power)
734 Independent American Master Tape of 62-219
Communist Domination of the Iberian Peninsula. (Tape in pieces, very
weak). 62-217
732 Independent American Master
From Paris – Helaire Dubarea (?). 66-218
839 Independent American, We The People Convention
“We the People Convention” – (Resume – Kent Courtney)
825 Independent American, The Conservative Side of The News
Pearl Harbor – Troops not Warned.
Johnson’s Unilateral Disarmament.
819 Independent American, “The Last Step”
If Wallace Wins…
813 Independent American, “Stocks And Bonds”
Open Letter to Richard Nixon. 68-533
Tape
416 Independent America, Radio Edition of
313 Independent American, Phone Conversations of
705 Independent American, The ( The American Society)
Side A: “Moon River,” ________ (song), Background voices – Kent Courtney, wife and child – garbled.
Side B: Private Enterprise/Socialism – “Why Kennedy Was Killed.”
723 Independent American
Music.
Telephone conversations with Frank Irwin, Mr. Williams about radio
program, Harry Rosenbloom, ___________, Deputy Chief Robinson of
Dallas.
Anthropology/Linguistics, Material Culture of Certain Ethnic Groups in
Louisiana – Sabines, Creoles, etc. Kent Courtney, wife and two
unidentified men.
720 Independent American, Gainesville, Florida.
Farm Subsidies – 1958.
715 Independent American, The
Independent American – Congressman William Colmer, guest; Sixth District
of Mississippi and J. Bracken Lee of Utah. 58-26
713 Independent American, Practice Tape
Practice Reel
Side A: Telephone Conversation with ___________ re. Gremillion, Jimmy Davis,
Morrison, the Negro vote and Third Party Candidate.
Telephone Conversation with John Sidney.
Soviet Aid Exchange.
Side B: Congressman Colmer and Bracken Lee. (Same as Tape 715).
Tape
710 Independent American, Radio Edition of the
Independent American.
Federal Aid to Education.
Right to Work Laws.
High Taxes – Tax on Freedom of Speech.
Russia – University of Atheism.
United Nations Armed Force.
Veterans and Veterans Day. 58-29
707 Independent American, W.L.S. Program
Soviets and Atomic Weapons Testing. WLS Program 58-24 to be played
Tuesday, Oct 7 at 7:00 P.M.
Editorial on Education – National Defense Education Bill.
706 Independent American, Rep. Wint Smith
Waste in Government – Your Tax Money. Mutual Security Program, Foreign Aid
Interview with Congressman Timothy Sheehan of Illinois. 58.6
703 Independent American, The (Interview with Gen. Wessen of Cuba)
Crisis in the Dominican Republic – Unidentified Dominican Commentator.
WESSEN.
701 Independent American, The
Side A: Personal Notes/Dictation on Various Subjects/Politicians; Liberty Amendment, Withholding Tax, General Walker, Buckley.
Side B: Unidentified Man to Kent Courtney on his Health and other matters.
695 Independent American, The (“The Conservative Side of The Great Debate”)
Missing or out of order on shelves.
691 Independent American, The (with guest Darnel Peacock)
Telephone Conversation with ____________about General Edwin A.
Walker’s run for Office.
Kent Courtney – Foreign Aid (Kennedy/Nixon)
Independent American – Formation of a New Party.
Tape
690 Independent American, The (“Planning the Conservative Rally”)
Three Telephone Conversations with ___________, unidentified woman,
re. Coordinating a two day Meeting at the Madison Hotel in Chicago.
689 Independent American, The (with Flandoes Burkerwich)
688 Independent American, The (The Conservative Party)
687 Independent American, The
683 Independent American, The
681 Independent American, The (guest Ross Buckly)
680 Independent American, The (The Impeachment of Earl Warren)
677 Independent American, The (War on Communism)
676 Independent American, The (What is Wrong with American Society?)
671 Independent Americans
650 Independent Americans, Radio Edition of
642 Independent Americans with Kent Courtney
639 Independent American
717 Interview with Sen. Jenner
30 Jenner
505 John, Long (WNBX Program)
522 John, Long WNB Radio Program
352 Johnson, Rep., Courtney Interviews
751 Johnson, Rep., Interview with
Convention and Interview with Rep. Terry _________ of LA.
408 Juke Box Saturday Nite, Old
Tape
216 July 4, Special
250 Kansas City Rally
300 KDKA Radio, Contact
309 Kennedy Show with Kent Courtney, The Bob
361 Kennedy on Nuclear testing
674 Kitchen, Floyd (Wake Up St. Louis Guest) “The American Conservative Party”
637 Kien and Reed Benision, Open-end with Kent Courtney, David
674 Kitchen, Floyd (Wake Up St. Louis Guest) “The American Conservative Party”
553 Kitchen, Floyd (Guest) 1/30/65
445 KHC vs. Gilliespie
635 Kien guest Reed Bension and Kent Courtney, Open-end with David
82 Kien, David #2
461 Kohn Aron, New Orleans Board of Law Enforcement
516 Kronkite talks about UFO’s, Walter
531 Larrson, Phone Interview with Reed
314 Liberation, Kennedy’s Record
572 Lee and Kent Courtney, Interview with Bracken
666 Lee, Interview with Bracken (Salt Lake City Sept. 2,1959)
570 Lee at Biloxi, J.B. (Congress of Freedom)
546 Lee, Interview with Bracken
541 Lee, Master Tape of Bracken
511 Lee, Interview with J.F.
Tape
447 Lee Rally, Courtney Anderson and
321 Lee #2 (Sanfran Rally)
668 Lee, Courtney, Anderson (Stanford Rally)
578 Lee at 7314 Zimpel, J. Bracken
429 Liberty Amendment
334 Liberty Amendment meeting Denver, Colorado
462 Linva, and Marco Diaz Long, Interview with Ralph
313 Lima former Air Force Officer (Republic of Cuba), Interview with Ralph
752 Logan, Interview with Bette
Telephone Conversation re. Impeaching Earl Long, etc.
Telephone Conversation with Dr. Kepo (?).
Telephone Conversation with Dr. Poirier (?).
Telephone Conversation with __________.
366 Long, Marco Diaz
333 Long, Interview with Pedro Diaz (Boston)
462 Linva, Interview with Diaz Long and Ralph
320 Louis Rally #2, St. (July, 11,1964)
319 Louis, St. Rally #1
11 Los Angeles, “Jammed?”, Recording of 58-1
518 McCarthy, Courtney interviews James
419 McCarthy, Interview Sen. Joseph
—- McGehie, Interview with Col. Frank
Tape
837 Maddox, Interview with Lester
Lester Maddox Interview. (Poor quality)
Nicholas Katzenbach – Racial Riots.
Black Power.
Evolution vs. Creation.
Trading with the Enemy.
222 Maddox, Interview
431 Maddox at Chicago, Interview with
328 Maddox, Interview
32 Malthrop, Oliver
341 Manion at Tulane, Dean (Conservative Club)
1 Mannion, Clarence (State Rights Convention)
557 Mannon Copy
485 Martin, Interview with James D.
491 Martin, Interview with Jim
670 Martino’s, The Takeover of Cuba by Traitors, guest Mr. John
435 Matthews, Conservation with Jason
41 Mikoyan Visit, Can the U.S. afford to have business relations with the Russians?
Jan. 1959.
42 Mikoyan Visit
594 Morris, Dr. (Luncheon with) #3
409 Mono, Old Dance Songs
406 Mono Music
405 Music, Dance (mono)
Tape
403 Music, Dance 4th Army Prom
397 Music, Dance June ’69
415 Music, Popular Dance
414 Music Hits, Classical
411 Music, Old Dance
755 Music
Miscellaneous
Telephone call to _________in AL about forming a third party.
Telephone call from Bill _________.
“How Solid is the South.” _________ of Alabama.
547 Music
708 Music
San Francisco – Republican Convention 1964. Barry Goldwater, Candidate
and Conservative Platform.
682 Music, Easy to listen to
679 Music, Easy to listen to
665 Music, Concert in
678 Music, Easy to listen to
672 Music, Easy to Listen to
193 Music, J.M. No.1
784 Master Tape, Copy of 68-512
The President’s Commission on Civil Disorders. 68-512, Second Recording,
224-3-24-68-1.
449 NBC Radio, Long John Nebel vs. (Dec. 14, 1965) Part 2
326 NBC Radio, Long John Nebel vs. (Part 2)
Tape
634 Night, Where did you go wrong with Mr. (Sen. Goldwater and Kent Courtney)
601 New Party Declares of Principles
663 Noair-talks about UFO’s cassette, Mel
536 Norris, Interview with
37 Ohearn Mike
490 Olando Meeting
424 Oliver, Interview with Dr. Rveielo
565 Oliver, American Legion by Revilo
563 Oliver, Communist by P.
501 Otto show War Radio, Kent Courtney on the John
453 Poems of Patriotism by Lloyd Whitney
242 Poems of Patriotism
284 Patriotism in America
205 Patriotism
136 Pearl Harbor
183 Pearl Harbor (Master Tape)
484 Penabas talks at Women Club, Dr. Fernando
327 Penabat-varnity
413 Peromorio, Leornard (In Concert)
460 Philback, Herbert (How Communist Control Youth)
551 Phone Interview with Penabaz (Oct. 15, 1962)
289 Phone Interviews
Tape
686 Phone Interviews
384 Phone Conversation
608 Phoebe
581 Phoebe #1
235 Phoebe (Master)
532 Phoebe #1
228 Phoebe, Master
225 Phoebe
37 Piegelebeck Oliver
712 Pillow, Rep. (Original)
Congressman John Pillion of New York – “Should the U.S. Consider Adding
Hawaii as a State.”
465 Planning A Rally
206 Political Action Materials
782 Police, Interview with Los Angeles
Los Angeles Police/Civil Disorders. Watts Riots
389 Political Action Seminar 1965
780 Romney, Interview with Dewey
Dewey/Romney. Speech by ex-governor Caldwell of Florida.
685 Fowell Answer and Question about Common Market
125 Prayer Decision
Tape
773 Prelow, Interview with Richard
Los Angeles Police Department – Emergency Control Center.
282 Problems of 1959, Major
258 Persian Gulf, The
422 Rebac, Telephone Conversation with Mrs. Marcus
497 Reconstruction, Civil Rights The Red
554 Reuther, Courtney Pgm. on Kennedy (Right to Work)
124 Registration of Small Arms
597 Rhodesia, Voices from
437 Rickenbacker, Eddie (“Americans for Freedom”) #1
474 Richard, Bill (U.S.A. Civil Riots)
438 Rickenbacker, Eddie (American for Freedom)
421 River, Mende (Interview with Long)
374 Roberts, Report on Gen.
338 Rodriquez, Artuo (“Land Reform in Cuba”, 7/26/61)
489 Rommey, George (Inaugural, Jan. 2, 1967)
252 Roosevelt, Franklin
251 Roosevelt, Franklin
296 Roosevelt, Franklin
423 Roosevelt, F.D. (talks about Pearl Harbor Bombing)
452 Rooselot, Interview with James Hargis and John
122 Rostow-An apostle of Appeasement
Tape
36 Russian Movies to Brain wash Americans
35 Russian Movies to Brainwash Americans
306 Russian Revolution, Oct. 1960
270 Ryne Show with Kent Courtney, The Joe
498 Ryne Show, Courtney on the Joe
499 Ryne Show, Courtney on
38 Sensing
729 Sheehan, Interview with Rep. Timothy
Foreign Aid and Tax Reduction – James B. ______, CA Congressman.
355 Sheldon, Interview with Rep.
827 Shelber, Riots in Washington by Willlie
George Wallace Policy on: Crime and Population Increase, Education, Job Opportunities, Medicare, Civil Rights Laws, Open Housing Law.
49 Shorey of South Carolina (7-11-60)
566 Sist, Miss. Eyewitness Report By Frank
648 Slacker, Robert P. (Independent Candidate for Governor)
765 Smith, Interview with Rep.
Rep. Wince Smith, U.S. Congressman from Kansas. “Communists, Fellow
Travelers and the Supreme Court.
742 Smith, Interview with Rep.
U. S. Representative Smith Interview. (Original)
“Liquor & Lackey & Locker” (poem)
359 Speech by Dan. Smoot, Dallas, Texas
68 Smoot
Tape
64 Smoot
— Socialism Wins, How
62 Socialism
62 Socialism
65 Socialist
66 Socialist
67 Socialist
74 Stone Sourwine
349 State Election Laws
495 State Rights Party, Embassy Hotel
558 Stone, Interview with Bill
533 Stone #1
463 Stone, Interview with Willis E.
450 Stone, Interview with Steve
392 Stones Interview, Mill
621 Stroll, Father Van.
407 Stravinsky Stero
96 Swanson of BJH, Conversation (Re Permission to Reprint)
368 Stand by Tape
188 Texas Rally Master Tape
410 Tchaikovsky, The Heart of (music)
Tape
777 Thomas, Phone Interview with Mandel
Telephone Conversation with Mandel. No content, high-pitched beeping
sound.
370 Thurmone 7 Housing Debates
125 Trade Expansion Act
383 Translation of Advance Article
275 Trinity
279 Trinity
274 Trinity
273 Trinity
10 Unemployment and You (File Copy)
52 Usurpation, No Change by
521 UFO’s, Courtney interview Kell about
221 UFO’s
220 UFO’s
219 UFO’s
842 UFO’s–Fact or Fiction
UFO Enigma.
Is This a Testing Time for America? 1966 – 1968.
Hungarian Revolt.
The Rising Cost of Living (Mother’s Crusade against high food prices).
Plague in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma – “The Stuff” – (1963 – 1965) 66-445
194 UFO’s
— UFO’s–Fact or Fiction
Tape
223 UFO’s
271 Vanderleen, Interview with
543 Vetter of USIA, Afternoon session with Mrs.
520 Vincent, Courtney interviews Joe (2/15/68)
350 Vocation Sounds, Wood Burning RR Train eng.
727 Waggoner, Interview with Joe
Joe Waggoner, LA Congressman. February 1964.
535 Wallace Fund Raising Luncheon
310 Wallace at Baton Rouge
346 Wallace Press Conference
315 Wallace on Meet the Press, George
335 Wallace Press Conference New Orleans, Governor
603 Williams, End of George Wallace Speech and Remarks by Ray
692 Wallace, Meet the Press Guest: George C.
Music
Governor George Wallace Q & A at __________________.
Tune – “Its Not For Me To Say.”
Dance Tunes – Did Not Record.
721 Wallace, Interview with Governor
George Wallace at the University of Maryland.
Dispute with ___________ about Debt – Telephone Conversation.
Telephone Conversation with Dr. Merrill re. Debt.
Telephone Conversation to __________ re. Luncheon and Constitutional Rally.
Telephone Conversation with ________.
722 Wisconsin, Governor Wallace in
Sunday April 5, 1964. George Wallace in Racine, Wisconsin.
Tape
487 Wallace, Governor
192 Wallace, Interview George
556 Wallace Press Conference, Governor
469 Wallace, McCarthy Biography by Mike
480 Wallace, Interview with George (Feb. 15, 1961)
418 Wallace, Interview with George
486 Wallace Excerpts
348 Walker, Telephone Conversation with Barbara
588 Walker #1
481 Walker, Interview with (#2, 1963)
593 Walker #3, Nov. 21,1963
589 Walker #4 Interview
586 Walker #3, Rep.
644 Walder and Mayor Bradney Lee, Congress of Conservative Tape #5, Guest Gen.
Edwin
585 Walker, Rep. #2
584 Walker, Rep. #2
508 Walker, Interview with (#3)
509 Walker, Interview with (#4)
395 Walker Dent Thurmond, Interview
430 Walters Edition
254 Walter Edition, Independent Amer. (10/3/65)
Tape
272 Walters Edition
371 Warden, Mr. Don (“Civil Rights in Reverse”, 4/2/64)
590 Warner at Baton Rouge, Col.
39 Warner at Baton Rouge Legion Meeting, Col.
380 Washington State Conservative meeting
451 Watts, Interview with Clyde
303 Weldmeyer Speech
304 Welch, Bob
311 Welch, Robert (Ed. TV Show)
312 Welch, Bob (Ed. TV Show)
18 Welch, Bob
Side A: The New Declaration of Independence. 1958.
Side B: Broadcast (7 ¬Ω speed)
Side C: Telephone Conversations (3 ¾ speed) with William Jennings Bryan
Dorne of South Carolina, Bob Welch of the John Birch Society and
Phoebe Courtney (partial).
324 Welch, Interview with Robert (1965)
745 Welch, Robert (W.I.P. Conj.)
Robert Welch, Founder and President of the John Birch Society.
W.P.T. Convention – September 22, 1963. CH 1.
748 Welch, Interview with Bob (Feb. 10, 1961)
After the Nixon Nomination.
Interview with Tom Anderson, Editor of Farm and Ranch Magazine.
Interview with Dr. Medford Evans of Natchitoches, LA (formerly of Oak
Ridge, TN). “Secret War for the H-Bomb.”
Republican Convention. (Day after the nomination speech – Chicago. 60-119
Tape
417 Welch, Speech of Robert
31 Wiegelback, Ollie
2 Willis E. Stone, State Rights Convention
448 Williams, Interview with Rep.
529 Williams, Interview with Congress J. Bell
23 Willie Re (Dec. 6, 1959)
539 WLS Wiloughby
393 Wittmer, Felix (A. PA-ABS)
See also-boxes 28-33
Miller Cragon, Jr. Collection
Scope and Content
This collection contains several photographs and negatives of Melrose Plantation, concentrating specifically on The African House. Also included is a 1950 letter from Francois Mignon to Cragon. There is also an explanation of the materials written by Cragon years later.
Mrs. Harry (Lucia) Creighton Collection
Inventory
Folder
1 Mr. Cable mentioned
1 Letter to P. Compier
1 Isle aux vaches mentioned
1 Mr. Mears mentioned
1 Jerome Messi mentioned
1 Lands of Marie Aglae Pantaleon
1 Evidence, Bertrand Plaisance, 1812
1 The widow of Jean Baptiste Plaisance
1 Donation of land, Remi Totin, 1842
1 Land confirmation, Baptiste Trichel, 1825
1 Marie Thereze Vascocu mentioned
1 Letter from George Walmsley, 1841
Folder Scrapbook
2 1 Photo of Civil War veterans
2 1 Pictures of Cloutierville, Louisiana
2 1 Wooden Cotton Press
2 1 Civil War veterans, Coushatta, Louisiana
2 1 Picture, Emenul Dupre
2 1 Pipeline, Flora, Louisiana
2 1 Clipping about Dan R. Goins
2 1 High School in Goldonna, Louisiana
2 1 School bus, Gorum Louisiana
2 1 History, Marthaville, Louisiana
2 1 Pictures of Marthaville, Louisiana
2 1 School, Marthaville, Louisiana
2 1 Masonic Lodge, Marthaville, Louisiana
2 1 Natchitoches, Louisiana, 1900
2 1 Baptist Church, Natchitoches, Lousiana
2 1 Brick Street, Natchitoches, Louisiana
2 1 Houses, Natchitoches, Louisiana
2 1 pictures of Northwestern State University, history, Natchitoches, Louisiana
2 1 St. Mary’s Academy, parlor
3 2 Home of Oscar DuBrelle
3 2 Harris crossing, Goldonna, Louisiana
3 2 History of Harris Crossing
3 2 Clippings of Clementine Hunter
3 2 History of Lumber Industry
3 2 Clipping about Gary Maines
3 2 Churches in Natchitoches, Louisiana
3 2 History of Natchitoches, Louisiana
3 2 High School class, Provencal, Louisiana
3 2 Family, Luther Stewart
4 3 Clipping about Catahoula Dog
4 3 Clipping about forestry
4 3 Ingram family
4 3 Bridge in Kyle, Louisiana
4 3 Ingram home, Marthaville, Louisiana
4 3 Battlefield Port Hudson, Louisiana
4 3 Taylor Bend, Red River
5 Cotton Gins, Natchez, Louisiana
5 History, Montgomery, Louisiana
5 History, Natchez, Louisiana
5 Post Office, Natchez, Louisiana
5 Railroads, Natchez, Louisiana
5 Social life, circuses
5 Map by Bennie Mae Woods
5 Yellow fever, Natchez, Louisiana
Ruth Cross Collection
The Ruth Cross Collection, which consists of 1486 items in thirteen boxes, is comprised mainly of her manuscripts and correspondence. The manuscripts include those of her articles, short stories, plays, and novels. Correspondence with such figures as Norman Vincent Pearle and Bishop G. Bromely Oxnam concerning her condensation of the Bible, The Book of life, is included in the collection. All Cross correspondence in box one of the collection ranges from 1932 to 1973. The collection contains a copy of Miss Cross’ book The Golden Cocoon, (1924) which launched her successful writing career. Numerous newspaper clippings ranging from 1924 to 1976 of Miss Cross’ works and early success as a young Texan are found in box eleven of the collection. Box two of the collection contains a great deal of research on Louisiana history which Miss Cross used in writing Soldier of Fortune, (1936) about the life of St. Denis. Miss Cross wrote numerous magazine articles about home gardening an related subjects. One of her books entitled Eden On a Country Hill, (1938) is a product of Miss Cross’ interest in this area. The final box of the collection, box thirteen, contains photographs of Miss Cross from her childhood years in Texas to her later years which have been spent in Winnfield, Louisiana.
Inventory
Box 1 Notebooks and Folders
Box 2 Hacienda
Box 2 Not Fore Alone
Box 2 The Disinherited
Box 3 The Beautiful and The Doomed
Box 4 Religious Works
Box 5 Ruth Cross
Box 5 Northwestern State University Press
Box 6 A World to Leave
Box 6 Detoured
Box 6 Hands Across the Void
Box 6 Coral Snake
Box 6 Ideas of April
Box 7 JusVa Little Souvenir
Box 7 Watergate
Box 7 Tourists Accommodated
Box 7 Immortlity
Box 7 Unfair Sex
Box 7 Coral Snake
Box 8 Tinfoil Goblet
Folder 1 Correspondence
Folder 2 Correspondence
Folder 3 Correspondence
Folder 4 Correspondence
Folder 5 Correspondence
Folder 6 Correspondence
Folder 7 Correspondence
Folder 8 Correspondence
Folder 9 Correspondence
Folder 10 Correspondence
Folder 11 Correspondence
Folder 12 Correspondence
Folder 13 Correspondence
Folder 14 Correspondence
Folder 15 Correspondence
Folder 16 Correspondence
Folder 17 Correspondence
Folder 18 Correspondence
Folder 19 Correspondence
Folder 20 Correspondence
Folder 21 missing
Folder 22 missing
Folder 23 missing
Folder 24 missing
Folder 25 missing
Folder 26 missing
Folder 27 missing
Folder 28 missing
Folder 29 missing
Folder 30 missing
Folder 31 Correspondence, including items from folders 21-31.
Folder 32 Lists, addresses, names from the Louisiana State Library, Theologians.
Folder 33 Correspondence, report on Forever Is A Long Time manuscript.
Folder 34 Correspondence
Folder 35 Correspondence
Folder 36 Correspondence
Folder 37 Correspondence
Folder 38 Correspondence
Folder 39 Correspondence
Folder 40 Parishes of Louisiana
Folder 41 Notes on Historic Natchitoches
Folder 42 Notes on Louisiana and Texas History
Folder 43 Notes on Louisiana and Texas History
Folder 44 The Juchereau Duchesnay Family
Folder 45 Spanish Missionaries and Missions
Folder 46 The transfer of Louisiana, Indians, Spanish and French Costume
Folder 47 The founding of Natchitoches, Shreveport, and Monroe, Louisiana
Folder 48 Explorers and conflicts
Folder 49 Louisiana, the Battle of New Orleans, Pierre LeMoyne, Sieur D’Iberville
Folder 50 Miscellaneous notes
Folder 51 Newspaper clippings and magazine articles
Folder 52 Magazine articles
Folder 53 Published articles
Folder 54 Published articles
Folder 55 Published articles
Folder 56 Typed articles
Folder 57 Christmas Gold
Folder 58 Widow’s Mite of a House
Folder 59 Is Prayer Practical
Folder 60 What Price Freedom
Folder 61 Harmony House
Folder 62 What is Communism?
Folder 63 How to Stop Communism
Folder 64 Let’s Take Christ Out of Christmas
Folder 65 The Age of Unreason
Folder 66 Smokers, Have A Heart
Folder 67 The Divine Right of Men
Folder 68 Our Secret Weapon
Folder 69 What Price War with Russia
Folder 70 Why Be Sentimental About It?
Folder 70 The Great God, Status Quo
Folder 71 Who Pays The Piper?
Folder 72 Why Fiddle While Rome Burns?
Folder 73 An Introvert – With No Apologies
Folder 74 The Most Unforgettable Character I’ve Met
Folder 75 Cocktails And Foxes’ Tails
Folder 76 Age of Immunity
Folder 77 You Are A Miracle
Folder 78 The Good Kind Cow, Are We Milking Her too Often?
Folder 79 Radio Talk
Folder 80 The Coral Snake
Folder 81 History Repeats Itself
Folder 82 Twice In a Lifetime
Folder 83 Hate House
Folder 84 Magda And The Easter Parade
Folder 85 Busman’s Holiday
Folder 86 Long Revenge
Folder 87 One Thing You Can’t Buy
Folder 88 Miracle In Mexico
Folder 89 Out, Damned Spot
Folder 90 For Penny-Pinchers
Folder 91 Newspaper articles, History of Natchitoches, Texas Catholic Historical Society
Folder 92 Newspaper clippings, broadcasting
Folder 93 Clippings of published articles
Folder 94 Texas Girl Author of Big Feature Film
Folder 95 Published articles
Folder 96 Magazine and newspaper clippings
Folder 97 Newspaper clippings
Folder 98 Historical Literary and Creative Writing Achievement
Addition To Collection – August 29, 1977
Folder 99 Correspondence, The Beautiful and the Doomed and Soldier of Good
Fortune. Several clippings which discuss Conservatives in United States
politics.
Folder 100 Correspondence, The Beautiful and the Doomed and Soldier of Good
Fortune. Several clippings which discuss Conservatives in United States
politics.
Folder 101 Correspondence, The Beautiful and the Doomed and Soldier of Good
Fortune. Several clippings which discuss Conservatives in United States
politics.
Folder 102 Correspondence, The Beautiful and the Doomed and Soldier of Good
Fortune. Several clippings which discuss Conservatives in United States
politics.
The Book of Life – Remaining pages of the manuscript. Two copies of a brochure about the manuscript.
Addition to Collection – September 30, 1977
Folder 103 Newspaper article from the Winn Parish Enterprise September 7, 1977 discussing the reception given for Ruth Cross at Louisiana College.
God of all Evil
Forever is a Long Time
Box 13 Ruth Cross Collection
8-A-Top Gown worn at opening ceremonies of Golden Cacoon, 1924
Crowe Collection
Sent to the archives by the Rev. F. R. Crowe, O.P., is one page of the history of the The Nativity Church at Campti, Louisiana. It gives a list of the priests from the founding of the church in 1831.
Charles Cunningham Collection
This collection contains two booklets and six loose sheets. The two booklets are “1902 Specifications…Bridge over Red River at Grand Ecore:” typed, unsigned copies, plus a copy of a letter from Chas. L. Potter, Corps of Engineers, to Simcoe Walmsley, secretary, Natchitoches Railway and Construction Company which is stapled into one booklet. There are six loose sheets, handwritten and typed, which are on the same subject.
Cunningham Maps
Art Drawer 1A, Folder 3
On top of map cases
Map
1 Sanborn Insurance Map of Natchitoches, 1956
2 La Louisiana, 1762, negative copy
3 Compass Survey of Red River, 1700, positive copy, New York Public Library
4 Carte Particuliere Des Natchitoches, 1732, positive copy, French Archives
5 Carte Particuliere Des Natchitoches, 1732, negative copy, French Archives
6 Carte De La Louisiana, Western half, 1732, negative copy, French Archives
7 Carte De La Louisiana, Eastern half, 1723, negative copy, French Archives
8 Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, N, 1743, positive copy, French Archives
9 Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, N, 1743, negative copy, French Archives.
10 Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, SW., 1743, positive copy, French Archives.
11 Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, SW, 1743, negative copy, French Archives.
12 Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, NE, 1743, positive copy, French Archives.
13 Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, NE, 1743, negative copy, French Archives.
14 Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, SE, 1743, positive copy, French Archives.
15 Carte Particuliere…Louisiana, SE, 1743, negative copy, French Archives.
16 Description Geographic…Florida, SE, 1714 positive copy, Spanish Archives
17 Description Geographic…Florida, SE, 1714, negative copy, Spanish Archives
18 Louisiana Geographic…Florida, SE, 1765, positive copy, Library of Congress.
19 Louisiana Geographic…Florida, SE, 1765, negative copy, Library of Congress.
20 A Map of Louisiana, SE, 1757, negative copy, Library of Congress.
21 Carte De La Louisiana, SE, 1764, negative copy, Library of Congress.
22 Carte De La Louisiana, 1760s, positive copy, Library of Congress
23 Carte De La Louisiana, 1760s, negative copy, Library of Congress
24 Carte General…De La Louisiane, 1747, positive copy, Library of Congress
25 Plano…Los Adais, 1721, positive copy, Library of Congress.
26 Partie…La Riviere De Mississippi, 1718, negative copy
27 Carte Des Etas Unis, 1784, negative copy, Library of Congress
28 Miss. Delta & Mobile, 1756, negative copy, Library of Congress.
D’Antoni Collection
The D’Antoni Collection consists of Xerox copies of a list of Catholic residents of Bayou Cie (Vallecillo) in De Soto Parish, and the history of St. Martin Parish from the parish register. Three items. 1871-1881.
Robert Daspit Collection
Acc. 437
1-E-4
OS Misc. Box 3
Folder Inventory:
Harper’s Pictorial History of the Great Rebellion, no date, 2 photocopies oPDf the cover
Harper’s History of the Great Rebellion, page 582, March 1863, “The Red River
Campaign”, page taken from the publication
Harper’s History of the Great Rebellion, page 581, November 1863, “The Red River
Campaign”, page taken from the publication
Harper’s History of the Great Rebellion, page 576, August 1863, “The Red River
Campaign”, page taken from the publication
Harper’s History of the Great Rebellion, page 575, February 1864, “The Florida
Expedition”, page taken from the publication
Harper’s History of the Great Rebellion, page 585 & 586, “The Red River Campaign”,
page taken from the publication
*Note: The archivist before 1988 decided that material larger than 11 x 14″ would be put in boxes large enough to accommodate them and designated the boxes as “Oversize (or OS) boxes. Also, materials that were in collections – because of lack of money & supplies – were put together in the oversize boxes – thus creating “Oversize (or OS) Miscellaneous boxes.”
Daughters of The American Colonists Collection
Folder
1 By-laws, clippings, chapter reports, list of officers, correspondence, minutes, 1973-1974
2 Minutes, annual meetings, 1975-1976
3 State assembly minutes, financial report, 1977-1978
4 Yearbooks, reports, minutes, 1979
5 Resolutions, correspondence, chapter reports, state summaries, minutes, 1980
6 Minutes, resolutions, correspondence, chapter reports, state summaries, budget, board minutes.
7 Reports, minutes, resolutions, 1982
8 Reports, correspondence, 1983
9 Reports, correspondence, 1984
10 Reports, 1985
Daughters of the American Revolution Collection
St. Denis Chapter 1958-61
Three scrapbooks from 1958-1961. These contain facts about the local, state, and national events of the D. A. R. chapter of Natchitoches, Louisiana. These scrapbooks also contain facts about the social and personal lives of its members.
Inventory
Series 1. St. Denis Chapter
Box 1 Scrapbook
Box 2 Scrapbook
Box 3 Scrapbook
Box 4 SDAR Annual State Conference yearbooks
Box 5 St. Denis Scrapbooks (2)
Box 6 St. Denis Scrapbooks (2)
Series 2. 1994 Addition Daughters of the American Revolution
Sub series 1. Children of the American Revolution (CAR)
Natchitoches Society
Box Folder
7 -1 Letters to Mary Robson, president of the Natchitoches
Society of Children of the American Revolution
7 -2 Membership and treasury report of the Natchitoches
Children of the American Revolution
7 -3 Convention Reports, newsletter, and a history of the
Natchitoches Society Children of the American Revolution, dates range from 1948-1953
7 -4 Convention and program pamphlets, yearbook, and
tags. Years 1949-1955
7 -5 Children of the American Revolution constitution, by-laws,
hand book, songbook, creed cards, and a pamphlet with Children of the American Revolution origins, methods, and work
7- 6 Various newspaper clippings about Children of the
American Revolution. Years, 1949-1953
Sub series 2. SDAR & NSDAR
8- 7 SDAR by-laws, state conference and state officers by-laws.
Newspaper clipping, Audubon magazine with an article mentioning Oakley Plantation and Mrs. James Leake Stirling of Alexander Stirling Chapter of the SDAR (1948)
8 -8 Louisiana State DAR Roster books. Years range from
1937 through 1959. One with no date.
8 -9 NSDAR Guide for chapter treasures, insignia pamphlet.
Cover of a historical magazine published by NSDAR. Program planning guide, and two copies of Cowpens Battleground, a song published by NSDAR
8 -10 NSDAR by-laws (1946-1957). NSDAR handbook
(1948&1953), NSDAR outline of work by the National Committee, 1945-1947.
Sub series 3. St. Denis Chapter
9- 11 Various letters, post cards to Mrs. A. A. Fredericks,
Daughters of the American Revolution art survey of a portrait of Augustin Metoyer, copy of Louisiana Society of DAR newsletter with information of St. Denis Chapter (1946), and copies of the St. Denis memorial service program.
9- 12 History of St. Denis DAR by Mary Shackelford ears 1935-
1954, a story title A Young Daughter of an Old Plantation in Louisiana, written by Mary Shackelford, and article about miss Lucy Hammet by Shackelford, a note written by Shackelford about the Clan Magazine, a 1947 copy of the Shackelford Clan Magazine.
9 -13 Newspaper clippings about St. Denis Chapter
9 -14 Six speeches presented to St. Denis Chapter
Sub series 3. St. Denis Chapter
Box Folder
9 -15 Membership rolls, 1935-1954, a St. Denis Chapter History with a membership roll, 1953-1959
9 -16 St. Denis Chapter budget reports, state meeting reports, programs, 1942-1943, 1947-1948, 1948-1949, 1949-1950, 1955-1956, 1959-1960 and undated reports
10 -17 St. Denis Chapter by-laws, membership and club
amendments.
10- 18 St. Denis Chapter Minutes and notes years, 1945-1947.
10 -19 St. Denis Chapter Minutes and notes years, 1947-1953
10 -20 Genealogy of St. Denis members: Issac Franklin family,
Bowles family, Luttrel family, Turpin family, Stoutenburgh family, Silas Dobbs story, Joseph Hall family, Stewart family, and the Williams family
10 -21 Club notes about letters, programs and various people.
Notes for the St. Denis history on the El Camino Real Marker. Some people mentioned in the notes are: Edward Butler, Fredericks, Shackelford, Tarlton, Williams, and Conwallis.
11 -22 St. Denis Chapter of DAR yearbooks. Years 1936 -1937 thru 1943-1944.
11 -23 St. Denis Chapter of DAR yearbooks. Years 1944- 1945 thru 1952-1953.
11 -24 St. Denis Chapter of DAR yearbooks. Years 1953-1954 thru 1962-1963.
Art Drawer 1A Large group photograph of DAR Victory Dinner in New York City, 1944
Large group photograph of DAR meeting in New York City, 1944
Frankie Ray Davis Collection
Restricted Access
Box 1 Biography of Frankie Ray Davis
18-H-4
Original Manuscript of Items Found
The Plantation treasures
Box 2 – Ladies Birthday Almanac
18-H-4 – Ben Smith Plantation/Iron & Brass Skeleton Keys
– Sallie and Ben Tymon Plantation/Address Directory
– Sallie and Ben Tymon Plantation; Powhatan, LA
– Tymon Plantation/Shrubs for Louisiana
– Johnson/Perot Plantation/Good Hope Baptist Church
– Johnson/Perot Plantation/Political Advertisements
– Johnson/Perot Plantation