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Descriptive Summary

Biographical Note

Scope and Contents

Arrangement

Restrictions

Index Terms

Related Material

Administrative Information

Description of Series

Personal correspondence and related materials

Houston Post

"Texas Heartbeat"

Ed Kilman Speeches

Newspaper Articles by Ed Kilman

European trips

Notes and Other Writings

"Women of the Southwest"

Proposed book on Ross Sterling

Research material, topics of interest, manuscripts, and writings by other people

Publications by writers other than Ed Kilman

Philosophical Society of Texas

Scrapbook, etc.

Photographs

Houston Public Library, Houston Metropolitan Research Center

Ed Kilman:

An Inventory of His Papers at the Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library



Descriptive Summary

Creator Kilman, Edward, 1896 -
TitleEd Kilman Collection
Inclusive Dates1905-1989
AbstractEd Kilman was a newspaperman in Houston for many years, working as a reporter, columnist, and an editor for the Houston Post. He also wrote a number of books on Texas history. This collection contains many of his writings, as well as personal correspondence and papers.
IdentificationMSS 0080
Extent14 linear feet; 12 record storage cartons, 2 document boxes, 1 flat box
LanguageMaterials are in English.
RepositoryHouston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library

Biographical Note

Edward Wolf Kilman was born at Ennis, Texas in 1896, moved to Houston in 1902, was educated in Houston public schools and Sam Houston Normal Institute (Huntsville, Tex.), and the Texas National Guard Training Camp. He was secretary to State Senator Dean, Lt. Governor Lynch Davidson, and Senator Jeff Strickland. He joined the Houston Post in 1925, becoming Austin correspondent in 1927, editor in 1943, and in 1962 editor emeritus of the editorial page. In 1946 he went with other American newspaper editors to the European theater of war as quest of the army and returned to England in 1949 to observe Britain's experiment in socialism, his articles being published nationally. He wrote a Sunday column, "Texas Heartbeat", many editorials specializing on Texas history and politics, and actively engaged in writing on political campaigns and elections. With Louis Ward Kemp, he wrote the book Texas Musketeers, and a booklet on the San Jacinto battle and campaign. With Theon Wright he wrote a biography of Hugh Roy Cullen,1881-1957 , published in 1954, and with Charles E. Gilbert he wrote The Cullens: Two Great Texans. His book Cannibal Coast, a history of the Karankawa Indians, was published in 1960. He wrote a biography of Ross S. Sterling which was not published. In 1940 he was given an award of merit by the American Legion for the outstanding editorial of the year. In 1944 he was awarded the Good Citizenship Medal by the Paul Carrington Chapter of the The Sons of the American Revolution, and was awarded citations from the Managing Editors Association of Texas and the Associated Press.

Among his civic activities, he was on the boards of the Houston Boy Scouts Council and the American Red Cross, was a member and president of the Houston Downtown Kiwanis Club, president of the Harris County Historical Society, a member of the Texas Philosophical Society, the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Houston Chamber of Commerce, and was an honorary member of the Sons of the Republic of Texas. He attended the Presbyterian Church. In 1945 he was appointed to serve on the Centennial of Statehood Commission, and in 1955 was appointed to the Texas State Parks Board. He was married and had one daughter and two grandchildren. Kilman retired May 1, 1965, and died on June 8, 1969

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Scope and Contents

The collection contains personal and business correspondence, articles and books by Ed Kilman and other writers. It starts with correspondence, items of personal interest, articles on him, and information on the organizations with which he was involved. It continues with correspondence relating to his work with the Houston Post, some chronicologically, some under the correspondent's name. Then his "Texas Heartbeat" columns, copies of his speeches, copies of his articles including a series on the history of the Houston Post, followed by articles and information listed by subject matter, including correspondence and information on his European trips. Next are writings, manuscripts, research materials on his books, both published and unpublished, followed by research materials, topics of interest, manuscripts, and writings by other people, sorted alphabetically. There follows four boxes of small books, booklets, pamphlets and monographs in the order used by Kilman, and the proceedings of the Philosophical Society of Texas from 1946 to 1969. Finally there is a scrapbook, a booklet on Texas, a copy letter book, and a box of 113 photographs.

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Arrangement

Series 1: Personal correspondence and related materials
Series 2: Houston Post correspondence
Series 3: "Texas Heartbeat" columns
Series 4: Ed Kilman Speeches
Series 5: Newspaper Articles by Ed Kilman
Series 6: European trips
Series 7: Notes and Other Writings
Series 8: "Women of the Southwest", proposed book materials
Series 9: Proposed book on Ross Sterling
Series 10: Research material, topics of interest, manuscripts, and writings by other people
Series 11: Publications by writers other than Ed Kilman
Series 12: Philosophical Society of Texas
Series 13: Scrapbook, etc.
Series 14: Photographs

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

None.

Use Restrictions

None.

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Index Terms

Subjects
Authors--1940-1960
Newspaper correspondents
Newspaper editors
Newspapers--Texas--Houston
San Jacinto, Battle of, Tex., 1836
Organizations
American Academy of Political and Social Science
American Red Cross
Associated Press
Boy Scouts of America
Centennial of Statehood Commission
Harris County Historical Society
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Houston Post (Houston, Tex.)
Kiwanis International
Managing Editor's Association of Texas
Philosophical Society of Texas
Sons of the American Revolution
Sons of the Republic of Texas
Texas State Parks Board
Places
Austin (Tex.)
Ennis (Tex.)
Houston (Tex.)
Names
Cullen, Hugh Roy, 1881-1957
Gilbert, Charles E., 1927-
Kemp, Louis Ward
Kilman, Edward Wolf, 1896-1969
Sterling, Ross S., 1875-1949
Wright, Theon

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Related Material

RG D 006 - Houston Post Photographic Collection

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Ed Kilman Collection. Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library.

Acquisition Information

Donated to HMRC by Alice Kilman, January 1978.

Processing Information

Processed by Mary D'Albertson, Frank Gregg, and Kay Burford; completed in June 1997.

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Detailed Description

 

Personal correspondence and related materials

BoxFolder
11Biographical data on Ed Kilman (Including "An Orchid to You" KXYZ Radio May 7, 1950
2Letters Ed Kilman to Berta (sister) June 1913-March 7, 1950
3Letters Ed Kilman to his wife Alice, n.d., 1946 (See also European Tour 1946, Box 6 Folder 10, for more letters)
4Letters from Alice Kilman to Ed Kilman
5Correspondence from daughter ("Bobbie") Margaret Terry and family n.d.
6Correspondence from grandchildren Martin and Patricia Ann n.d., 1958
7Correspondence with Earl Lewis, Jr. 1962-1965
8Correspondence with Lewis Clarke 1962-1965
9Correspondence with unidentified family members
10Personal correspondence to/from friends 1920-1968
11Personal correspondence to/from friends, n.d.
12Correspondence, agreements, fee information on books/articles by Ed Kilman 1923-1968
13Personal business correspondence 1925-1964
14Personal correspondence-medical 1941-1964 (see also Gov't Box 6 Folder 17)
15Letter of congratulation to Ed Kilman on his appointment as editor of the Houston Post (1) January 29-February 3, 1943
16Letters of congratulation to Ed Kilman on his appointment as editor of the Houston Post (2) February 4-April 13, 1943
17Personal correspondence - traffic violations, criminal problems, city services 1956-1967
18Correspondence/invitations for Ed Kilman to speak at functions 1956-1964
19Correspondence on Ed Kilman's donations of time or money 1959-1964
20Requests from organizations
21Correspondence - Ed Kilman's operation August 1964-March 1965 letters
22Correspondence - Ed Kilman's operation August 1964-March 1965 cards
23Correspondence - Ed Kilman's retirement December 1961-January 1962
24Correspondence - condolences on death of Ed Kilman June-July 1969
25Resolution by Texas House of Representatives congratulating Ed Kilman on appointment as Editor of the Houston Post and copy of Senate Journal containing his message of thanks
26Personal - various certificates, Honorable Discharge Letter 1925 Ration Book
27Personal - Press passes, badges, campaign buttons
28Personal items Ed Kilman - bills, receipts, etc.
29Poems by Ed Kilman
30Expense accounts by Ed Kilman
31Poems, articles, etc. of interest to Ed Kilman
32Articles of interest to Ed Kilman
33Articles on Ed Kilman
34Your Texas Pamphleteer. Ben B. Hunt pamphlet with article "Texas Genius Suggests Texas Liar's Club" referring to Ed Kilman 1946
35Copy of Houston Post-Chronicle Press 1935
36Joke newpaper, 4 pages: Post-Distress; Post-Gargle; Post-Barnacle; Post-Press- January 31, 1931(Damaged) and photocopy
37Boy Scouts of America - Sam Houston Area Council. Correspondence 1961-1968(including with George W. Strake)
38Kiwanis - correspondence 1943-1968
39Kiwanis - general: notices, minutes, talks etc. 1947-1968
40 The Philosophical Society of Texas- Bylaws, meeting notices 1948-1965, correspondence (including bio. of W. P. Hobby 1878-1965
41The Press Club of Houston, correspondence 1959, 1963-1964, Bulletins 1963
42Ex-Students Association Sam Houston State Teachers College 1964
43Sam Houston Shrine/Museum, Huntsville, Texas- correspondence 1953-1956
44Sam Houston Shrine/Museum, Huntsville, Texas- correspondence 1957-1959
45Sam Houston Shrine/Museum, Huntsville, Texas- clippings 1953-1957
46Sam Houston Memorial Association- Minutes, finances, reports 1954-1958
47Harris County Heritage Society Newsletter March 1967, letter 1958, Report 1962
48Harris County Historical Society- correspondence 1949-1963
49Harris County Historical Society- Charter 1939, Notices of Meetings, Minutes 1949-1966
50Harris County Historical Survey Committee- correspondence 1958-1967
51Sons of the Republic of Texas- correspondence, invitations, Newsletters 1960-1965
52Sons of the Republic of Texas - Yearbooks 1946-1947, 1948, 1952
53Texas Society Sons of the American Revolution- correspondence 1956, 1960-1968
54Texas State Historical Association - correspondence 1965, 1967, Texas State Historical Board- correspondence 1935
55Texas State Historical Theater Foundation- correspondence 1960-1963. Minutes 1961. Leaflets
56Miscellaneous Historical/Heritage societies/organizations - correspondence, notes 1950's , and 1960's
57Texas State Parks Board- Correspondence, including with Dolph Briscoe Jr. and Max Starke 1956-1964
58Texas State Parks Board- Padre Island Park Bill 1959
59Correspondence regarding repairs by Jack's Garage (on Board business) 1962
60Correspondence Ed Kilman on work as prisoner advocate 1960-1964
61Correspondence W. P. Hobby, Gov A. B. Langlie to Ed Kilman, invitations, programs regarding 44th Annual Conference, Houston, Texas on June 29-July 2, 1952

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Houston Post correspondence

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21Correspondence - undated
2Correspondence - 1923-1943
3Correspondence - 1946-1949
4Correspondence - 1950-1952
5Correspondence - 1953-1954
6Correspondence - 1955-1956
7Correspondence - January-June 1957
8Correspondence - July-December 1957
9Correspondence - January-July 1958
10Correspondence - August-December 1958
11Correspondence - January-June 1959
12Correspondence - July-December 1959
13Correspondence - January-May 1960
14Correspondence - June-December 1960
15Correspondence - January-April 1961
16Correspondence - May-August 1961
17Correspondence - September-December 1961
18Correspondence - January-April 1962
19Correspondence - May-June 1962
20Correspondence - July-September 1962
21Correspondence - October-December 1962
22Correpondence - January-March 1963
23Correpondence - April-June 1963
24Correpondence - July-August 1963
25Correpondence - September-October 1963
26Correspondence - November-December 1963
27Correspondence - January-May 1964
28Correspondence - June-September 1964
29Correspondence - October-December 1964
30Correspondence - January-February 1965
31Correspondence - March-May 1965
32Correspondence - June-December 1965
33Correspondence - 1966-1968
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31Correspondence to/from William ("Bill") B. Alderman 1959-1965
2Correspondence to/from W. L. Atwood 1952-1957
3Correspondence to/from Murray Ballinger n.d., 3 letters to M. Ballinger 1943 on Bad Women of Old Southwest
4Correspondence to/from Robert Lee Bobbitt
5Correspondence -to/from Edwin Bonewitz 1963-1966
6Correspondence to/from John Connally 1963 and Newsletter
7Correspondence to/from Price Daniel
8Correspondence to/from Blanton Dorman 1961-1966
9Correspondence to/from J. A. Elkins 1942-1964
10Correpondence to/from Harry F. Eskill 1935-1937; Mary Eskill 1942-1957, 1965
11Correspondence to/from W. C. Fancher 1958-1967
12Correspondence to/from Herbert Fletcher (The Anson Jones Press) 1960-1962
13Correspondence to/from W. St. John Garwood 1956-1964
14W. St. John Garwood Graduation Speech to Garwood High School Garwood, Texas May 25, 1964
15Correspondence to/from J. P. Gibbs and Gibbs Brothers Company1930, 1959-1964
16Correspondence to/from Margaret Grant, Niels J. Grant Jr. 1965-1966
17Correspondence to/from W. P. Hamblen 1958-1963
18Correspondence to/fom F. L. Heard 1956-1965
19Correspondence to/from F. L. Heard, others on Osa/Pine Springs Cemetery 1957-1959
20Correspondence to/from Gordon Hines 1956-1959
21Correspondence to/from Oveta Culp Hobby1946-1964(9 letters)
22Oveta Culp Hobby- news clippings, News Release 1963
23Correspondence to Ed Kilman about William Pettus Hobby and sidelight correspondence 1931-1956
24Correspondence to/from Benjamin Hodgson, England, U.K.
25Correspondence to/from Ima Hogg 1952-1961
26Correspondence to/from Elise Hopkins 1963-1965 on The Fannin Trail presented by the students of H7-2, Cullen Jr. High Houston, Texas 1963
27Correspondence to/from Boyce House 1958-1961
28Correspondence to/from Guy Cade Jackson Jr. 1954-1960
29Correspondence to/from Leon Jaworski 1962-1963
30Correspondence to/from Joe H. Jenkins n.d., 1949, 1960-1965
31Correspondence to/from J. Frank Jungman 1956
32Correspondence to/from Dan E. Kilgoreon history of Sallie Skull 1967
33Correspondence to/from Frank King n.d., 1960-1963
34Correspondence to/from W. W. ("Cap") King 1957-1958
35Correspondence to/from Jeffa S. McCarty (Mrs. E. J.) regarding Billy Mayfield 1962-1963
36Correspondence to/from Mae Wynne McFarland (Mrs. Ike Barton) n.d., 1958-1960
37Correspondence to/from Jake McNabb
38Correspondence to/from Al Melinger 1956-1964
39Correspondence to/from J. W. Mills 1953-1961
40Correspondence to/from R. ("Bob") E. Moreland 1959-1961
41Correspondence to/from W. M. Morrison (W. M. Morrison Books, Waco, Texas) 1956-1963
42Correspondence to/from Wilhelmina Beane Moskey 1963-1964
43Correspondence to/from Harold Preece 1963-1965
44Correspondence to/from Frank D. Quinn 1956-1960
45Correspondence to/from Frank D. Quinn 1961-1963
46Correspondence to/from Frank D. Quinn 1964-1967
47Correspondence to/from Thomas G. Rice 1950-1960
48Correspondence to/from Mary Lavinia Griffith Saunderson park donated by family to Nacaogdoches, Texas 1963
49Correspondence to/from Frances Schlagintweit, Munich, Germany 1946-1948
50Correspondence to/from Allan Shivers1949-1963, 1967
51Correspondence to/from R. Henderson Shuffler with Ed Kilman's comments on Shuffler's talk to Sam Houston Memorial Association 1960, 1965
52Correspondence to/from the Steins family, Dunsfold, England, U.K.n.d., 1949-1953
53Correspondence to/from William Warren Sterling1947-1959; Zora Eckhardt Sterling 1960
54Correspondence to/from C. R. Stevens 1962-1964
55Correspondence to/from Martinus H. Stougaard 1926, 1957-1963
56Correspondence to/from Austin B Taylor 1961-1965
57Correspondence to/from W. Ernest Thompson 1958-1965
58Correspondence to/from Robert ("Bob") Thornton and Irene Thornton, Halifax, England U.K. 1949-1964
59Correspondence to/from Fritz A. Toepperweinn.d. 1959-1962
60Correspondence to/from Herman Toepperwein n.d. 1960-1963
61Correspondence to/from Edmund Travis 1962-1968
62Correspondence to/from Jay Vessels n.d., 1959-1964
63Correspondence to/from Paul Wakefield- Texas Heritage Foundation 1957-1959
64Correspondence to/from John Wayne 1959-1960
65Correspondence to/from Eugene Weafer, National Milk Bowl 1956-1966
66Correspondence to/from Joseph Wearden 1956-1958
67Correspondence to/from Eugene Whitmore 1959-1965
68Correspondence to/from Hugh Williamson 1962
69Correspondence to/from H. P. ("Tex") Willis and his articles 1954-1964
70Correspondence to/from Adam Wolf and his family, Germany. Wolf Family history. 1947-1963
71Correspondence to/from Russell F. Wolters 1961-1963
72Correspondence to/from Ben Woodhead 1963
73Correspondence to/from Dee Woods 1942, 1959, 1964.

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"Texas Heartbeat" columns

BoxFolder
41Index to Texas Heartbeat Columns by Ed Kilman from the Houston Post (with Grandchild Index) - 1942-1965
2Index to Texas Heartbeat Columns by Ed Kilman from the Houston Post with handwritten notes - 1942-1965
3Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - December 27, 1942 - June 26, 1949
4Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - July 3, 1949 - June 11, 1950
5Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - June 18, 1950 - March 4, 1951
Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - March 11, 1951 - December 30, 1951
7Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - January 13, 1952 - November 9, 1952
8Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - November 16, 1952 - April 1953
9Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - May 1953 - December 13, 1953
10Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - January 17, 1954 - September 19, 1954
11Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - September 26, 1954 - March 1955
12Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - April 1955 - December 4, 1955
13Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - January - December 23, 1956
14Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - January - December 15, 1957
15Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - January 19 - November 30, 1958
16Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - December 7, 1958 - December 20, 1959
17Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - January - September 18, 1960
18Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - September 25, 1960 - April 30, 1961
19Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - May 1961 - January 1962
20Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - February - July 1962
21Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - August 1962 - January 1963
22Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - February - June 1963
23Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - July 1963 - January 1964
Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - February - August 23, 1964
25Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - October 18, 1964 - April 11, 1965
26Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - Undated (1)
27Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - Undated (2)
28Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - Undated (3)
29Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - February 18, 1962 - September 9, 1962
30Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - September 30, 1962 - December 29, 1962
31Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - January - March 1963
32Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - April - June 1963
33Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - July 14 - December 1963
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51Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - January - March 22, 1964
2Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - April - July 1964
3Texas HeartbeatColumns - typed Manuscript - August - December 22, 1964
4Texas Heartbeat Columns - typed Manuscript - January 11, 1965
5Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - Duplicates (1)
6Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - Duplicates (2)
7Texas Heartbeat Columns - clippings - Duplicates (3)
8Texas Heartbeat - research material - clippings

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Ed Kilman Speeches

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59Copies of speeches by Ed Kilman - n.d., 1949-1951
10Copies of speeches by Ed Kilman - 1946, 1949 (Europe), 1952, 1955
11Copies of speeches by Ed Kilman - 1946, 1955-1960
12Copies of speeches by Ed Kilman - 1955-1957
13Copies of speeches by Ed Kilman - 1958-1960
14Copies of speeches by Ed Kilman - 1961-1964
15Copies of speeches by Ed Kilman - undated and loose
16Copies of speeches by Ed Kilman - undated and loose pages

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Newspaper Articles by Ed Kilman

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517Typed manuscripts by Ed Kilman - various topics: Texian, Let's Quit Braggin'; San Jacinto Campaign; The Double-Cross of the Double-Breast; Crime and the Texas Republic; Memoriable Campaigns for Governor; Legend of San Jacinto
18Book reviews by Ed Kilman - typed Manuscript
19Articles by Ed Kilman - clippings: including Texanecdotes: Houston Post-Dispatch: 'What the Bootlegger Thinks of Prohibition' February 14, 1926 ; 'Little Abe Hummel Leaves Memories Here' February 21, 1926 ; 'Capital Scribes Stalk Bucks''December 20, 1931 ; 'Thunder Showers Dog Pathway of Writer in Quest For Famous Game Fish Lair in West Texas'August 12,1928 Houston Post: 'Correspondence of the Cloppers Recounts Events of Harris County Century Ago'December 10, 1936 ; 'Liquid Bait Hooks Monster Fish Mammouth Bass Mystery Sensation of Elkins Lake'January 1, 1949; 'English Heartbeat: Labor Moves -- Wrong Way'September 10, 1949; 'Parisian Heartbeat: France Gay, Grim Beneath'October 2, 1949 Texanecdotes n.d. : The Houstonian: Former Student Now a Prominent Journalist writes Interestingly of his Year as a Student in Sam Houston Normal Institute in Olden Days n.d.
20Campaign Thunder by Ed Kilman. Clippings. Memorable Texas political campaigns. Series of 21 articles in Houston Post 1938
21The Life Story of the Houston Post by Ed Kilman: clippings. February 18-October 13, 1940. Chapters 1 - 15
22The Life Story of the Houston Post by Ed Kilman: clippings. February 18-October 13, 1940. Chapters 16 - 33
23The Houston Post - general historical information, circulation figures, employee records
24The Houston Post - research material; correspondence 1940-1946
25The Houston Post - History - Outline of Notes 1924-1939
26The Houston Post - History - Post files 1940-1953
27The Houston Post - History - written by Ed Kilman
28The Houston Post - History - consolidated Post Notes 1940-1950
29The Houston Post - History - undated materials
30The Houston Post - History - clippings: March 1, 1891; December 8, 1931; January 1948 (by Ed Kilman); May 18, 1953
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61Article by Ed Kilman in Houston Post July 1, 1949, on J. A. Elkins catching mammoth bass (joke)
2Hands Across the Canyon by Ed Kilman. Article on James A. Elkins and Gus Wortham in Texas Parade, June 1959 with typed Manuscript
3Correspondence on tourist sites in Texas, Houston Post article May 1964 Writings on various topics by ed Kilman, general info. arranged alphabetically:
4Annexation of Texas (from Texas Heartbeats) 1945-1946. 94-page typed Manuscript
5Roy Bean Clandestine prize fight. Prize Fight Law West of the Pecos. Typed Manuscript
6Crockett, Davy. Typed Manuscript 'The Daffy Crocks' Defense'. Texas HeartbeatApril 24, 1955
7 Sile P. Dewberry Columns 1933"Dear People's Business" - clippings

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European trips

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68European tour 1946 (1) Correspondence. Trip Programs
9European Tour 1946 (2) Germany, Italy, France, Great Britain: souvenirs, programs, maps, local information; passes; tourist information; publications. Guide to National Health Service Act 1946 (U.K.)
10European Tour 1946 (3) Letters to Mrs. Kilman, n.d., June 1946
11European Tour 1946 (4) Articles - clippings
12European Tour 1946 (5) Articles - typed: Rome, London, July 1946
13European Tour 1949 (1) Correspondence, souvenirs, accounts
14European Tour 1949 (2) Articles, clippings: England, France, Germany
15Copies articles by Ed Kilman: from GermanySeptember 10, 1949; London Heartbeat September 29, 1949 (part); Paris HeartbeatOctober 2, 1949

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Notes and Other Writings

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616Evershade, Charles. Pencil notes from diary. Texas Heartbeat 1962 on Evershade
17Government correspondence, articles, notes 1950-1962. Texas Heartbeat October 5 and 12, 1952
18Government - news clippings 1949-1962
19Hempstead Riot 1905 . Article by Ed Kilman, Houston Daily Post April 26, 1905: "Story of The Hempstead Tragedy".
20Houston, Texas - history of. Notes, Manuscript, correspondence Ed Kilman 1962-1963
21Huntsville Club1958 . Letter to Ed Kilman 1958, letter n.d. letter from Ed Kilman n.d. regarding ex-Huntsvilleans
22Texas Banking. "Doubloons to Dollars. the Evolution of Texas Banking". Booklet by Ed Kilman
23Texas history - news clippings by Ed Kilman: Houston Post-Dispatch: Mier Expedition, A Modern Version Houston Post: Five Generations... Texas Ranch - James Taylor White, Chambers Co. June 3, 1934; Miguel Mudoon - Jovial Early Texas Padre June 10, 1934; Matt Moorman (& Helen Daggett); August 19, 1934; Bob Potter, Texas Firebrand; December 16, 1934; Where Texans Declared Independence from Mexico; March 2, 1936; Alamo and Goliad MassacresFollowed Disobeyal of Orders April 4, 1936; Texas Constitution Born at Tumultuous Convention on BrazosApril 28, 1936; Vast Tribal Array of Texas Indians Vanishes with Frontier April 28, 1936; Wharton County Fulfills Colonists' Hope April 28, 1936; Sensational Franco-Texienne Bill Raised Fears of Domination June 28, 1936; Second Mexidan War Threat Killed Franco-Texienne Bill July 5, 1936; Texas Gained Two Distinguished Citizens through Duals, John Hemphill and Louis Wigfall August 2, 1936; Miss Lydia Macomb of Harrisburg Cherishes Rich Heritage from Nine Generations December 13, 1936; Stephen F. Austin Drew Plans for Peach Point Home of Sister November 28, 1936; Dowling, Irish Hero of Sabine Pass, Ran famous Houston Bar(Texas Heartbeat) March 13, 1955
24Terry's Texas Rangers. Correspondence to/from Kilman on Terry Family 1936-1962
25Flier for book on Karankawa Indians Cannibal Coast by ed Kilman. Pencil notes, typed Manuscript
26Correspondence to/from the Naylor Company1949-1968 regarding publication of Cannibal Coast
27Correspondence to/from Ed Kilman on Karankawa Indians 1934-1964
28Clippings on Karankawa Indians - by Ed Kilman in Houston Post: 'Cannibal Karankawa's First Families of South Texas 'December 3, 1933Karankawa Enslaved Famed Spanish Explorer in Texas; December 10, 1933; Karankawa's Spoiled de Vaca's Dream of Colony in TexasDecember 17, 1933; La Salle Welcomed to Galveston Island by Karankawa December 24, 1933 Optimistic Missionaries Tried to Civilize Karankawa December 31, 1933 Lafitte's Men and Cronks Battled at Galveston Island January 7, 1934; Irish Colonists of Century Ago Vanquised Cannibal Karankawa Indians to Establish Empire in South Texas July 8, 1934; Playful Karankawas Sacked Stephen F. Austin Colony January 14, 1934; Cannibal Karankawas Vanished Less Than Century Ago January 21, 1934 Article by Frank X. Tolbert Last Karankawa Explodes Myth
29typed copies of other peoples' writings on the Karankawa Indians
30The Cullens: The Epic Story of Two Great Texans. Booklet by Ed Kilman and Charles E. Gilbert on Ezekiel W. and Hugh Roy Cullen . U & H, Houston, Texas January 1949
31Book on Hugh Roy Cullen by Ed Kilman and Theon Wright. Typed transcript Cullen Interviews 1951 and 1952
32Photocopy of above transcript
33Newspaper reviews, correspondence 1954 clippings. Contract Ed Kilman and Hugh Roy Cullen June 30, 1950. Reviews.
34Book on Jean Lafitte. Draft Manuscript, research notes
35Picaroon by Ed Kilman based on Jean Lafitte's time on Galveston Island. Typed Manuscript. Foreward. Pages 1-104. Chapters I through VIII
36Picaroon by Ed Kilman based on Jean Lafitte's time on Galveston Island . Typed Manuscript. Pages 105-203. Chapters IX through XV
37Picaroon by Ed Kilman based on Jean Lafitte's time on Galeveston Island. typed Manuscript. Pages 204-329. Chapters XVI through XXIV
38Books on Sam Houston by Ed Kilman: Retreat to Victory, Magnificent Barbarian - correspondence
39Books on Sam Houston by ed Kilman: Retreat to Victory, Magnificent Barbarian - research material, notes
40Books on Sam Houston by Ed Kilman: Retreat to Victory, Magnificent Barbarian - research material - clippings
41Magnificent Barbarian - typed Manuscript
42Magnificent Barbarian - typed Manuscript
43Retreat to Victory - typed Manuscript
44The Legend of San Jacinto by Ed Kilman. typed Manuscript and speech on San Jacinto
45San Jacinto Campaign - typed chronology - 2 pages
46The Battle of San Jacinto and the San Jacinto Campaign by L. W. Kemp and Ed Kilman. Booklet
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71San Jacinto. Typed Manuscript
2Texas Musketeers. Proposed book on by ed Kilman and L.W. Kemp on Battles and Texas Heroes. Correspondence Kilman and Johnson Publishing Company 1935-1950 . Contract Johnson Publishing Company with L. W. Kemp and Ed Kilman for a reader on leaders of the Texas Revolution - February 23, 1935 Assignment of Copyright August 14, 1959
3Texas Musketeers. Clippings and articles by Ed Kilman in Houston Post (poor condition): - Aylett Bucker Original Texas 'Whataman'. August 5, 1934 - Bob Potter , Texas Firebranch. - 3-legged Willie. January 19, 1936 - Sandy Horton, Redlands Warrior. January 25, 1936 - John H. Moor - Ben Milam, Soldier of Fortune. February 23, 1936 - Bill Travis, Red-Haired Hero. March 1, 1936 - Amon King's Strange Destiny. March 8, 1936- James Fannin, Slave Smuggler, Martyr. March 15, 1936 - Isaac Burton's "Horse Marines". March 22, 1936- Ed Burleson, Champion Warrior. March 29, 1936 - Albert S. Johnston, Wizard of War. April 5, 1936 - Jack Hays, First Texas Ranger. April 26, 1936 December 16, 1934
Material related to planned book by Ed Kilman on Women of the Southwest and/or Texas (Bad Women of the Southwest, Wild Belles of Texas, etc.) listing chapter/section title with subject and proposed book title in parentheses

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"Women of the Southwest", proposed book materials

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74The Angel of Goliad (Panchita aka Senora Alavaz). Typed Manuscript
5Panchita. Typed Manuscript, correspondence 1932-1936 , notes (Bad Women)
6The Babe of Alamo (Angeline Dickinson). Correspondence to/from Ed Kilman (including Lee Simmons, Edwin Bonewitz). 1942-1956
7The Babe of Alamo (Angeline Dickinson). Correspondence to/from Ed Kilman (including with Lee Simmons, Edwin Bonewitz. 1957-1959
8The Babe of Alamo. typed Manuscript by Ed Kilman. (Wild Belles)
9The Babe of Alamo. Notes, typed and handwritten
10Bloody Bonnie Parker. Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles)
11The Comanche Chief's White Squaw (Cynthia Ann Parker). Typed Manuscript
12Confessions of Zilla Fitz James, A Fallen Debutante. Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles)
13Diamond Bessie (Bessie Moore). Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles)
14Diamond Bessie. Drafts, articles, copy news clipping from Marshall News Messenger: "East Texas' First Most Famous "Big Name" Trial; The Killing of Diamond Bessie"Moore" August 23, 1936 (damaged). (Bad Women)
15Enchantress in the Nude (Adah Isaacs Menken). Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles)
16Idah Isaacs Menken - notes, drafts, articles Bad Women)
17"Galveston's Street of Shame". Article by Ed Kilman in The American Mercury May 1952. Correspondence on article.
18Postscript to Post Office Street. Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles)
19The Gambling Belle of Tascosa (French McCormick). Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles)
20The Great Western, history of. Correspondence, brochures 1957-1960. Typed Manuscript. (Bad Women)
21The Hanging of Chipita (Chipita Rodriguez). Clippings, notes. Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles). Clipping "Hanging Tree, Ghost of Texas' Only Executed Woman Walks " by Cliff Blackburn, May 15, 1960
22Helen Jewett , Richard Parmalee Robinson. Correspondence, articles 1939(Bad Women)
23Kathryn Kelly, the Mate of Machine Gun Kelly. Typed Manuscript. (Bad Women)
24Kitty Clover - Slave Mistress. Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles)
25Kitty Clover and Monroe Edwards. Typed Manuscript, articles by Ed Kilman in Houston Post: "Monroe Edwards - Texas Bad Man"June 13&20, June 1934. (Bad Women)
26The Love Life of Belle Starr Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles)
27Belle Starr. Note, newspaper articles Texas ParadeJanuary 1942. The Junior Historian n.d. (Bad Women)
28"Ma" Barker. Typed Manuscript. The Bloody Benders by Edith Connelly Ross (Bad Women)
29Madam of the Mansion House (Pamelia Mann). Typed Manuscript
30Pamelia Mann . Articles by Ed Kilman in Houston Post: "Early Houston Crime Wave"June 17 & 24, 1934. Houston Post photocopy. Manuscript
31Mystic Maude (Lottie Deno). Typed Manuscript
32Lottie Deno. Correspondence, notes. Clippings by Frank X. Tolbert 1956
33Plea for a Fallen Woman (Temple Houston's pleas for Minnie Stacey). Photocopy of Texas HeartbeatApril 23, 1950. Typed Manuscript. (Wild Belles).
34rose of the Cimmaron (In the Southwest Manner). Typed Manuscript
35Rose of the Cimmaron. Correspondence, notes. (Bad Women)
36Sallie Scull. Photocopy articles by Ed Kilman: "Thrice-Wed Firebrand, Belle of the Rio Grande Valley"March 12, 1952. (Wild Women)
37Unidentified typed Manuscript - marked "250E" (pages 49-81)
38Unidentified typed Manuscript - marked "State Annexation Chapter"(pages 1-49)
39Unidentified typed Manuscript - marked "Republic" (pages 1-18)
40Unidentified typed Manuscript - loose pages
41Unidentified typed Manuscript - pages 1-310 (1) P1-40
42Unidentified typed Manuscript - pages 1-310 (2) P41-310

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Proposed book on Ross Sterling

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81Correspondence regarding the biography of Ross Sterling including to/from Governor Sterling, n.d., January 15, 1948 - December 15, 1950, 1989
2News clipping death of Ross Sterling March 25, 1949
3Booklets on Ross Sterling; menu of Testimonial Banquet at Rice HotelDecember 12, 1930; pamphlet by Ross Sterling on Texas Highways
4History of the Humble Oil Company. Typed Manuscript
5Sterling -- Texan. A Biography of Ross Sterling. Typed Manuscript. Page 1 - 130
6Sterling -- Texan. A Biography of Ross Sterling. Typed Manuscript. Page 131 - 260
7Sterling -- Texan. a Biography of Ross Sterling. Typed Manuscript. Page 261 - 388
8Sterling -- Texan. Photocopy of typed Manuscript (1) Page 1 - 129
9Sterling -- Texan. Photocopy of typed Manuscript (2) Page 130-159
10Sterling -- Texan. Photocopy of typed Manuscript (3) Page 160-388 + 2-page Post Obitum
11Sterling -- Texan. Photocopy of typed Manuscript (1) Page 1-99
12Sterling -- Texan. Photocopy of typed Manuscript (2) Page 100-199
13Sterling -- Texan. Photocopy of typed Manuscript (3) Page 200-299
14Sterling -- Texan. Photocopy of typed Manuscript (4) Page 300-388 + 2-page Post Obitum
15Sterling -- Texan. Poor photography of typed Manuscript (1) Page 1-129
16Sterling -- Texan. Poor photocopy of typed Manuscript (2) Page 130-260
17Sterling -- Texan. Poor photocopy of typed Manuscript (3) Page 261-387

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Research material, topics of interest, manuscripts, and writings by other people

Sorted alphabetically
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818Alabama-Coushata Indians : Booklet Texas Indians - The Story of Indian village and The alabama Indians in Polk County, Texas on the Alabama-Coshatti Reservation by Anna Kilpatrick Fain (autographed). Notes.
Report from The Reservation. 4 pages, April 1963
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819Juan Nepomuceno AlamonteAlamonte's Journal 1836-1837, typed copy. Booklet The Private Journal of Juan Nepomuceno Almonte Feb. 1 - April 16, 1836 with introduction by Samuel E. Ashbury 1944(autographed). Letter Ashbury to Kilman.
Photocopy articles on Almonte's Journal from the Herald 1836; June 22, June 23 , June 25, June 27, June 29, July
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820Thd History of Harrie A. Ames during the early days in Texas by herself age 83. Copy letter Bob Potter to Harriet Ames January 18, 1841
21Anderson (Grimes Co.) History of, by William P. Zuber . Typed Manuscript sent to Ed Kilman by T. P. Buffington June 26, 1903
22Austin Family Lore by Hally Bryan Perry. Mimeograph copy.
23Bailey, George M. (1864-1927). Correspondence to, 1918-1927; articles on, biographical data. Typed Manuscript
24Baker, Moseley - letter to Sam Houston October 1944. Typed copy. Brief biography by Ed Kilman.
25Baker, Robert W. State Senator. Remarks to Texas Senate. April 20, 1961. Copy
26Burnet, David G.Two letters from Elizabeth Martin about Burnet 1936; photocopy sketch of Burnet's home; note 1963
27Chambers County, Texas. "A Complete History of Chambers County, Texas" by Dean Tevis. Typed copy from The Anahuac Progress June 25, 1937
28Chambers, Thomas Jefferson (Major-General). Typed copy of Journal December 31, 1836-December 31, 1837
29Chambers, Thomas Jefferson. Letters, legal papers - typed copies
30Civil War Research material: correspondence 1950-1953; typed copies of old letters 1862, 1875. Booklet Texas Civil War Centennial Program 1961-1965
31Civil War. News clippings 1863-1898, 1959-1961: Galveston Weekly News 1864, Houston Daily Post 1898 , Houston Telegraph
32Crockett, Davy. Typed Manuscript by L. W. Kemp in support of Crockett dying at The Alamo
33Circular to expand circulation of Democratic Telegraph and Texas Register, Houston October 5, 1847
34"Patriots Must Rally to Save our Nation from Socialism! " Address by H. R. Cullen to graduating class of Baylor University College of Medicine June 12, 1950. Reprint Houston Post. "Ezekiel W. Cullen and H. R. Cullen in Texas History". Address by Former Governor W. P. Hobby at laying of cornerstone of EWC BuildingUniversity of Houstonat March 16, 1947
35DeGrass, Col. J. C. Radical. (Reconstruction of State politics, Austin City). Typed Manuscript
36"Augustin de Iturbide, Emperador de Majico" by Alberto de Mestas, Typed Manuscript
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91Elkins, J. A. Copies draft speeches, talks
2Evershade, Constance. Diary 1890-1893. The Evershades and the Rice-Cherry House - Typed Manuscript. Evershade, Charles. diary 1885-1900. Typed copy
3Franco-Texienne Bill . Typed copies of articles from The Telegraph 1841: "The Bill of Abomination"
4Press comments on Sam Houston's relationship to the Franco-Texienne Bill. Typed Manuscript
5Governors' letters to R. S. Sterling 1931
6Grapes. Correspondence M-P Vineyard with Ed Kilman 1939-1940; booklets on growing grapes in Texas and Houston
7Hannay, Judge Allen. Texas Border Decision. Opinion August 4, 1945
8Harris County, Historical Sketch of. Extract from Burke's Almanac. 1879
9Hobby, William Pettus (b. 1878). Biographical information, anecdotes, etc.
10Hunter, Robert Hancock (b. 1813). "Diary of My Life", typed copy
11Huntsville Diary 1918 (S.H.N.I). Shorthand notes starting January 30, 1918
12Kemp, Louis Wiltz Collection 1964 . Information on 2 letters to Kilman from Winnie Allen1964, 1 letter Kilman to Allen. Part of Tribute to Kemp in The Texian February 1957
13"The Legacy of Lou Kemp". Address by William B. Alderman to Navarro County Historical Society June 2, 1963
14Kemp, L. W. Kiwnis Memorial Committee Resolution on his death. Memorial by Ed Kilman. Tribute in Texas Pictorial Handbook July 1957
15Kirby, John H. Program, menu for banquet in his honor by City of Houston and State of Texas Commemorative of the Industrial Awakening in Texas, Rice Hotel, Houston, TX November 12, 1901
16La Porte, TX . Notes on people and buildings; letter from Mrs. J. W. Canada
17McBride, Jack (died December 25, 1966). Pilot. Typed copy of obituary
18Mitchell, Nathan (b.1817). Copy of Manuscript biography (regarding Karankawas)
19Monkey Puzzle tree. Correspondence 1952 relating to Kilman's attempt to import some trees from England
20Moore, Commodore Edwin Ward. Manuscript Texas Navy - "Saga of the Sea"
21Nueces River / Civil War engagement August 1862 . Research notes
22Panola County, Texas - History of to 1860 - from thesis of L. R. Sharp Sr. 1940. clippings, Manuscript
23Port Arthur Texas Story . Booklet by Thomas Goodfellow and Matthew O'Brien 1954. (Regarding DPOWA)
24Port of Houston. 50th anniversary celebration November 10, 1964. Program. Invitation
25Regulator-Moderator War . Typed copy Thrilling Scenes in Texas by Dr. Levi H. Ashcraft.
26Sam Houston State Teachers College. Typed history from dissertation by Harmon Lowman
27"San Jacinto Campaign " by N. D. Labadie. Typed Manuscript
28San Jacinto Campaign - The Battle. Articles, notes, clipping (1936), tourist folder, information, the Monument 1958
29Article on Don Juan Nepomuceno Seguin by V. H. Torrance - Article "Horns from the Ghost Herd " by Bill Blanton - Monograph "A Solution for our Race Problem " by Rolland Bradley
30"Sherman, Sidney " (d. August 1, 1973) by Sue Menard McCaleb. Typed Manuscript "Catherine Isabella Cox, wife of General Sherman "(1815-1865) by Mrs. W. E. Kendall. Typed Manuscript.
31Smith, Eratus ("Deaf") 1787-1837 . Typed Manuscript
32Southwest Review - Index. 1936-1955 (Incomplete)
33Sunday Closing (Texas Blue Laws). copies 2 Resolutions, notes on
34Texas Firsts by J. Howard West. Booklet 1957 , inscribed to Ed Kilman
35Texas history - news clippings:
Atlanta Constitution: "... Georgia" by C. J. Holleran, June 30, 1950 (Johanna Troutman's Texas flag
Beaumont Enterprise: "Durst Family was First to Setlle In East Texas, Peek into History Shows"March 30, 1924
Houston Post: John Crittendon Duval by Kate Davidson Graves, November 15, 1936. ("Last survivor of Goliad - Father of Texas Literature")
Shreveport Times: "Murder of East Texas Man Shakes Nation" by Roy Gibbons, March 9, 1947
Houston Press: "Thunder on the Gulf - A Story of the Texas Navy" by C. L. Douglas n.d. "Famous Line Drawn by Travis at Alamo Cause of Argument" n.d.
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936Texas history - miscellaneous - printed and typed:
- Flyer on R. N. Conger's Pictorial history of Waco
Map of Robertson County by R. D. Parker 1952
Presidents of the Senate, Speakers of the House, Texas Legislature 1846-1937 . Typed copy
12th to 27th Texas Legislature listing Negro Senators/Representatives. Typed copy
Log of Austin Papers 1836-1902 by Hally Bryan Peavy. Typed copy
Brief biography of Anson Jones. Printed
"Tournaments (in Victoria, Texas)" by M. S. McLean. Printed copy
Broadsides. Typed Manuscript
Governors' messages to Texas Legislature 1891-1927. Typed copies
Texas under Six Flags by A. Garland Adair . Typed copy
2 typed pages on Ashbel Smith
Photocopy Judgement Benjamin Page vs. The Republic of Texas
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937Texas history - maps:
Copy Military Map of Texas & Coahuila 1835-1836
Port of Houston 1958
Spanish - Texas (poor condition)
Copy Colton's New Map of the State of Texas 1861
Official DRT Centennia Map of Texas 1934
Booklegger's Map of the U.S. 1926 (joke map)
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938Texa in Maps by James P. Bryan and Walter K. Hanak . Booklet. Inscribed to Ed Kilman by J. P. Bryan
39The History of Texas Newspapers from the earliest Period to the Present including a Full and Complete List of Newspapers printed during the colonial Period and the Days of the Republic with brief sketches of some of the Pioneer Editors by Ben C. Stuart; Beaumont, Texas1917. Typed copy from original
40Texian Navy. Correspondence, brochures, pamphlets 1954-1962. A Brief History of the Texas Navies by Samuel Murray Robinson . Advertisement. 1961 Under Texas Skies; Sea Battles in Texas Waters between the Confederates and the Federals by Major Horace H. Shelton 1951. Vol. II, No. I
41The History of Her Life by Mrs. Ann (Raney) Thomas. Born November 5, 1810, England. Correspondence Nannie M. Tilley to Samuel E. Ashbury 1944, Samuel E. Ashbury to Ed Kilman 1944. Typed copy:
42The History of Her Life: First Book: England.
43The History of Her Life: Second Book: The Voyage, New Orleans and Texas, Marriage to John Thomas.
44The History of Her Life: Third Book: Life in Caney, Bailey's Prairie and Run-away Scrape
45The History of Her Life: Fourth Book: Life in Louisiana, Death of Thomas and her sons, marriage to Coleman, her land in Matagorda County
46the History of Her Life: Fifth Book: Mr. Coleman's villainies, they lose all their properties - returns to Texas - her daughter marries - the bombardment of Lavaca
47The History of Her Life: Sixth Book: Visit to North Carolina and return; various jobs in families for years
48The History of Her Life: Seventh Book: Living with more families - at last a charge on the County at 77 years
49Trinity River. Correspondence 1959-1962 with Ernest P. Krueger. Copy speech "Change with Change" by Claud B. Barrett
50Trinity River. News clippings
51Woodhead, John B. (B. 1852) and son Ben Sykes Woodhead (b. 1874. British immigrants to Houston. Entries from diaries - typed copy
52Leaflets, From the Book of Life, La Grange Journal. book by Ben F. Harigel. March 1946. Inscribed "Sincerely Ben F. Harigel"

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Publications by writers other than Ed Kilman

Pamphlet Index prepared by Alice Kilman, subjects listed alphabetically
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The Humble Way magazine March-April 1954
-The Humble Way magazine Summer 1963
Texas Sketchbook. A Collection of Historical Stories from The Humble Way on missions, Colonizers, Galveston, Stagecoach Inns, Independence (town), Border Forts, Texas Navy, Coronado, La Salle, Rio Grande, Goliad, Cabeza de Vaca, Frontier Forts (illustrated by E. M. Schiwetz): May 15, 1952; February 15, 1955, February 15, 1956; January 15, 1962, Houston Symphony Orchestra. Program 7th Subscription Series November 1971
Dedication of Official Site Marker programs: Constitution Bend, June 4, 1971; Old Market Square, April 20, 1972
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2
The Archives of Bexar
Eugene Barker - Texas History Center - University of Texas
Pinedas Sketch by John Farmer 1959
Plea for More History in Business - Eugene C. Barker 1944
Publications of The Texas Folk Lore Society. No. 5 Editor J. Frank Dobie1926
Under Texas Skies: the Texas Declaration of Independence. Texas Heritage Series No. 1 1961
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3
2 Flag Stories - Old Glory. 1957 and 1960. Booklets
First Flag of Texas Independence by Mary Agnes Mitchell. 1937. Autographed
Flags That Have Waved Over Texas. Biennial Report of the Secretary of State 1929-1930
Great Hanging at Gainsville. Thomas Barrett
Texas Museum Directory
Views in Texas Memorial Museum. July 1944
Texas Libraries. Vol. 18, No. 5, May 1956
Under Texas Skies: Our Sacred Documents. Texas Heritage Foundation . Vol. 1, No. 6 November 1950
The Texas State Historical Association 65th Annual Meeting. April 1961
The Library Door. The Publication of the Friends of the Texas Medical Center Library. Autumn 1961. Vol. 1, No. 1
The Panhandle-Plains Museum Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas. Brochure
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4
When Texas Came Romping into the Union by Robert Emmett Pellow. 1935
When Texas Annexed Uncle Sam or Who Said Texas Brags. Ben B. Hunt. 1946. Pamphlet
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5
"Calamity Jane. Life & Adventures of ", by herself. Booklet
"Madam Candelaria". Unsung heroine of "The Alamo" by Maurice Elfer. 1933. Booklet
American Mercury, May 1952
Redlight Padlocking by Edwin Grant. 1952. Pamphlet
La Porte, Texas - Diamond Jubilee. May 17-24, 1964
Belle Starr - The Bandit Queen by William Yancey Shackleford. 1943. Inscribed
Navy of the Republic of Texas by Edith McCrary. 1944/1945. Monograph
My Night by Ida Darden. 1951
Gentleman of the House by Ida Darden. 1936
Weep No More, My Lady by W. E. Debnan. 1950
Reveries and Rhymes by Francesca Falk Miller
Vitagrams by Nieci Ford Willard. 1943. Autographed
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"Ezekiel W. Cullen & H. R. Cullen in Texas History". an Address by W. P. Hobby March 16, 1949
"James Bowie, Big Dealer" by Frank Dobie. 1957
"A. DeSha of Old Kentucky" by Clarence Wharton. 1940.
"Edmund Travis - The Editor Compleat". 1964. Reprint from Austin Statesman
Varner-Hogg State Park Dedication by Governor Price Daniel . Program March 24, 1958
San Augustine- Homes and Historical Places. 1963
David Wade - Texas Pioneer by Houston Wade. 1943. From La Grange Journal
"Samuel May Williams" by Ruth G. Nichols. 1959. Pamphlet
Sockdolager - A Tale of Davey Crockett. Edward Ellis
"Wild Adventures of Davey Crockett". by Arthur Tolliver (inscribed by Joe Jenkins)
James Stephen Hogg. Collected writings. 1906
Tribute to Charles Vernon Terrell. May 10, 1956
"Horace Dickinson Taylor"1821-1890 by Lucy Taylor Ray. Booklet
"Anson Jones - A Wandering Physician" by Herbert Gambrell. Southern Methodist University. Reprint from Southwest Review
"Jane Long " by Anne Ammons Brindley. 1952 . Reprint from Southwest Historical Quarterly
Ford Bend County - Historic Homes. Map
Velasco in Texas History - Brazoria County Centennial Club. 1936. Pamphlet
The First Austin Colony. Leaflet. Autographed
Early History of Fayette County. Loose pages
Our Presidents - Washington to Eisenhower. Comic Book
Billy The Kid, The Outlaw by Pat F. Garrett. 1946
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7
Twice Told Tales of Texas. Texas Memorial Museum. 1939 (Reprint 1943). Booklet
Frontier Legend. Texas Finale of Cpt. Wm. F. Drannan. Pseudo Frontier Comrade of Kit Carson by W. N. Bate. 1954
Texas Historical & Biographical Magazine. August 1982. Vol. II, No. 8
"Texas" by Carl Willard Smith. 1946. Inscribed and annotated by Joe Jenkins. Booklet
"When Texas was Young" by Jesse A. Ziegler. Booklet
"Legend of the Bluebonnet" by Mary Daggett Lake. 1926. Booklet
"Fall of the Alamo" by Captain R. M. Potter U.S.A. 1926. Booklet
"Four Thousand Yars in San Antonio" by Gerald Cullinan. Booklet
"Days of Colonial Texas" by Helen Pearl Tinch. 1967 . Autographed. Booklet
Century of Texas Governors by Texas Centennial Commission. 1943. Booklet
67th Annual Meeting - Texas State Historical Society. 26-27 August 1963
The Texas Archive War of 1842 by Dorman H. Winfrey. 1960
The Ark of Covenant Texas Delclaration of Independence by R. Henderson Shuffler. 1961. Booklet
"The Story of Monument Hill" by L. A. Duewall. 1955. Autographed. Booklet
"Footnotes of the Buckhorn" by Fritz Toepperwein. 1960. Autographed. Booklet
The Story of The Alamo by Frederic Ray. 1955. Booklet
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8
Bayou Bend Collection - Dedication. 1966
One Hundred Years in Houston. 1856 Pamphlet for Centennial of Cochran's Insurance Agency
Touring Bayou Bend with Ima Hogg. Article Houston Post Sunday Magazine Feb. 20, 1966
"L'Archeveque" by Clarence R. Wharton. 1941. Booklet
Lyceum to Library by Orin Walker Hatch. 1965. A Chapter in the Cultural History of Houston
Houston's Welcome to the World - Rice Hotel, by Carl V. Jarrell with cartoons by Bert Blessington
"Harris County - Republic of Texas 1939-1945" - Herbert Fletcher. 1950
Yankees in the Republic of Texas. Arthur E. Burnett. 1952
Letters from the Colonel - Edward House to Frank Andrews 1899-1902 by James A. Tinsley. 1960
Monroe D. Anderson - Life and Legacy by William B. Bates. 1957. Monograph
McNelly's Rangers by George Durham. Monograph
The Texas Rangers by Harvey Castleman. 1944. Inscribed by Joe Jenkins. Monograph
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9
Texas in the Civil War - Texas Civil War Centennial CommissionProgram
Texas in the Civil War by Allan C. Ashcraft
Texas at Vicksburg by Edwin C. Bearss. 1961
A Terry's Ranger Writes Home Leters of Pvt. Benjamin F. Burke. By Jesse Burke Heard. 1965
Battle of Galveston. January 1, 1963 by Robert M. Franklin. Autographed. Monograph
Andrew Johnson - 14th Amendment Then & Now. An Address by J. W. Canada, La Porte, Texas. 1957
"Dr. Seaman A. Knapp" by J. W. Canada. 1957. Autographed. Booklet
"What Became of Judge Baird" by Clarence Wharton. Booklet
"Facts The Historians Leave Out" by John S. Tilley
Re-issues of: Valley Echo News, and Harper's Weekly, May 3, 1962; May 17, 1962; July 5, 1962 and July 26, 1962 December 1862
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10
Address of the Grand Master to the Grand Lodge of Texas. December 1980
When Texas was Young by Jessie A. Ziegler . Booklet
Bulletin of the Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, January 1952. Vol. 10, No. 1. contains article: Twin Sisters by Edward N. Clopper. Page 39
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Prehistoric Rock Shelter in Val Verde County Val Verde County , Texas by J. E. Pearce and Jackson, A. T. July 15, 1933. Univ. of Texas Bulletin
Bibliographic Guide to the Archaeology of Texas by T. N. Campbell. 1952
The Kent-Crane Site - A Shell Midden on the Texas Coast by T. N. Campbell. 1952. Reprint
Archaeological Materials from Five Island in the Laguna Madre, Texas Coast by T. N. Campbell 1956. Reprint
The Karankawa Indians by Albert S. Gatschet. 1891. Inscribed: For my good Friend, Ed Kilman, who rediscovered and put hide & hair on these injuns. Bill Morrow
List of Publications of the Bureau of American Ethnology. 1937
Skeletal Remains In North America by Ales Hrdicka. 1937
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"Old Time White Camp Meeting Spirituals" by Samuel E. Ashbury and Henry E. Meyer. 1932
Little Brown Church in the Vale in Story and In Song. 1st Congregational Church, Bradford, Iowa
"Fashions of the Republic of Texas" by Mary Reid. 1942
"Words, Words, Words" by Harry C. Withers. 1950
"Provincial Drama Rituals for Texas" by Samuel E. Ashbury. Autographed
"A Chronological History of the Singers of German Songs in Texas" by Oscar Haas. 1948. Autographed
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Texas Merry-Go-Round. 1933
"Texas by The Potomac" by Jonathan Titulescu Fogarty (James T. Farrell). 1950
"Some Texas Stream and Place Names" by George C. Martin. 1947
"The San Jacinto Campaign" by Col. Andrew Jackson Houston. 1925. Taken from Vol. 1: The Texas Revolution
"Sam Houston, The Life and Loves of the Empire Builder" by Walter Scott McNutt
"Sam Houston - The Empire Builder" by Walter Scott McNutt . (Damaged)
"Sam Houston, Soldier - Patriot - Statesman, The Great Man of Texas"Sam Houston. (Pithy Anecdotes of Sam Houston)" by Agnes McEmery. 1936
"Houston in Song and Verse" by George Fuermann . 1967. Autographed
Off the Beaten Trail by Ed Syess. 1963
"California Brags" collected by Oren Arnold
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The Fifty-Fourth Texas Legislature. A Review of Its Work. 1955
Report to the Legislature. Governor Price Daniel 1957-1963
Texas State Directory. 51 Legislature Edition
Texas State Directory. 53rd Legislature Suppliement
Tax Research Association Journal August 1949
Report to The governor and the Fifty-Fourth Legislature. 1955. Texas State Historical Survey
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1115
The Republic of Texas. by The American West magazine and The Texas State Historical Association. 1968. General Editor Stephen B. Oates Inauguration of the State Agr. and Mech. College of Texas. . October 4, 1876
SMU Mascot Peruna by Leila Rostiser. 1951
"Son, Remember" by James Pipkin. 1951
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1116A
Sons of The Republic of Texas Yearbooks: 1948, 1952, 1956, 1958
The Texian. August 1962
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1116B
Proceedings of The Annual Convention of The Daughters of the Republic of Texas: 1948, 1954-55, 1957, 1958, 1959-60, 1960. Bound copies.
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1117A
Historical Homes & Buildings in Texas. Map
General Land Office. Leaflet
Austin Knew His Athens by Gracey Booker Toland. 1958
History of Brazoria County - Old Plantations and Their Owners ofBrazoria County, Texas - Steamboats on the Brazos by