(was) American Association of Mental Retardation, Region V

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 101^st 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
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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	Print	“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
	Print	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
	Print	“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
	Print	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	Print	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	Print	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.
.
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.
.
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

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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
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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

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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
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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