urn:taro:utexas.cah.00067 A Guide to the Black Texas Women Archive, 1860-1865, 1897-1994 Dolph Briscoe Center for American History Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, March 2001 Finding aid written in English. July 31, 2002 Edited with XMetaL 2 by Kristy Sorensen, according to instructions in Editing TARO EAD XML Finding Aids with XMetaL. Tue Jul 22 15:26:42 CDT 2003 urn:taro:utexas.cah.00067 converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by v1to02.xsl (20030505). November 2004 Formatting revised by Evan Hocker. June 2005 Front matter added by Evan Hocker. February 2007 Addition by Edward Sevcik. October 2008 Creator and related material added by Laurel Rozema. Descriptive Summary Winegarten, Ruthe. Black Texas Women Archive 1860-1865, 1897-1994 8 ft., 9 in. Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin This collection brings together a wide variety of materials about the history of Black women in Texas for the purpose of writing Black Texas Women: 150 Years of Trial and Triumph. by Ruthe Winegarten. English. Scope and Contents

Research materials, including books, pamphlets, photographs, oral interviews and files assembled by Ruthe Winegarten for the purpose of writing her book Black Texas Women: 150 Years of Trial and Triumph..

 Biographical Note

Ruthe Winegarten, a historian and writer, teacher and lecturer, was born and raised in Texas. She received a Masters of Science in social work from The University of Texas at Arlington in 1970. From 1975-1978, she served as a visiting instructor and community coordinator at The University of Texas at Dallas where she worked toward a doctorate in the history of ideas. Through the Texas Foundation for Women’s Resources, she began working on the Texas Women’s History Project in 1978. She edited Texas Women’s History Project: Bibliography, Winegarten’s first book, and served as research director and curator of the Foundation’s traveling exhibit “Texas Women: A Celebration of History” which appeared throughout Texas in 1981 and 1982.

Winegarten wrote and co-wrote 18 books focusing on the history of women, African-Americans, Latinos, and Jews in Texas. In 1983, Winegarten published I Am Annie Mae, the story of black entrepreneur Annie Mae Hunt. Winegarten crafted the book into a musical which toured nationally. Other works by Winegarten include the following: Black Texas Women: A Sourcebook; Capitol Women: Texas Female Legislators, 1923-1999; and her last work, Las Tejanas: 300 Years of History.

Throughout her life, Winegarten participated in various community organizations including the League of Women Voters and B’nai B’rith of which she was Southwest Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League.

In June 2004, Ruthe Winegarten died in Austin at the age of 74.

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Black Texas Women Archive, 1860-1865, 1897-1994, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.

 Related Material

Additional materials on Black Texas women and other documents related to this collection are included in the Ruthe Winegarten Papers, 1912-2004, also at the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.

See also the Ruthe Winegarten Family Papers, 1963-2001, also at the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.

 Inventory 2.325/B66 Advisory Committee, 1991 Austin History Center, 1989 Books, 1986-1992 Biographies, Texas Woman's University Finders Guide, 1989 Mrs. John Bates, 1991 Black Texas History Society, Austin, 1989-1993 Barker Center, 1990 Brazoria County, 1991 Black Women: Achievements Against Odds (Smithsonian), 1991 Dr. John Biggers, 1991-1992 Correspondence, 1990-1992 Mike Campbell, November 21, 1990 suggestions, 1990-1991 Corpus Christi Public Library, 1991 Patsy Cravens, 1991 Concepts, approaches, titles, 1991 Comanche Creek Press, 1992 Dallas Historical Society, 1990-1991 Dallas Public Library, 1992 Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce, 1992 Dallas County Heritage Society, 1989 City of Dallas, 1991 Dodd Mead, 1991 Design, style suggestions, 1992 El Paso Public Library, 1991 Fort Worth Public Library, 1991 Farm photographs, undated Field trips, undated Notes for forward, undated Jan Humphrey, 1991 R. C. Hickman, 1987-1992 Houston, things to do, undated Huston-Tillotson Harris County Heritage Society, 1991 Handbook of Texas, blacks, 1986 Institute of Texas Cultures, 1991-1992 Frances James, undated Log, status of chapters sent out, 1992 Museums, 1991 Newspapers, undated Overviews, 1990-1991 Judy McArthur, 1991 Magazine of Afro-American Culture, 1991-1992 Lianne Mercer, 1991 Methodology, undated Museum of East Texas, 1991 Outlines, 1990-1992 Reading Committee, 1991-1993 Rice University Press, 1991-1992 Resources, 1990 San Antonio Public Library, 1991 State Bar of Texas, 1991 Chapter summaries/list of documents, 1990-1991 Texas State Historical Association, Handbook of Texas, Conference on Blacks, 1986 Ellen C. Temple, 1992 THC, 1992 Titles, undated Texas Tech, 1991 Texas A&M University Press, 1991 University of Texas San Antonio, 1992 University of North Texas Press, Fran Vick, 1990-1991 University of Wisconsin, 1991 Work plan, ideas, 1980-1991 2.325/B67 Black Heritage Calendar: Black Dallas Remembered, 1987 Biographical sketches, typescript, undated Christia Adair-Schlesinger, oral history, October 23, 1977 - January 10, 1980; April 25, 1972 - October 8, 1979 Merle Yvonne Mikes (Adams), Born and Bred, May 1986 Celia Allen, undated Debbie Allen, July 26, 1977 - September 15, 1993 American Missionary Association, January 31, 1868 Clara Anderson, undated Mary Anderson, December 9, 1991 - June 29, 1992 Vivian Ayers, September 30, 1993 Alpha Kappa Alpha, July 1988 - May 1992 Clara Anderson, Travis County, undated Association for the Study of AALC, May 15, 1986 - October 24, 1993 Aunt Molly, undated Austin Community Welfare Association, October 30, 1992 - August 28, 1993 Artists, February 1988 - September 1992 Aunt Dicy, undated Austin: 6th street exhibit, Carver Museum catalogue, November 14, 1986 - May 31, 1987 Women's organizations, January 30, 1989 - Fall 1992 6th street, the Image of the Black Entrepreneur, February 19, 1987 East Austin history (Carver), pamphlet, photographs, etc., June 1977 - November 1993 1992 Jim Crow Ordinance, 1906 Diane Bagsby, Ft. Worth, 1989-1991 Lavinia Bell, February 11, 1991 Josephine Bellinger, August 26, 1991 - October 8, 1991 Gwendolyn Bennett, undated Black Arts Alliance, 1990-1991 Black Women's History Project, 1981-1982 Bowden, Artemesia, 1987 Sharon Bridgeforth, 1993 Mary F. Mitchell (Brown), to her sister concerning Ann, 1955 Anita Beunkley, 1994 Carver Cultural Center, San Antonio, 1990-1992 Ethelyn M. Chisom, Dallas, undated Conner dissertation, Virginia Spurlin, 1991 Craft/Schlessinger interview, 1977 Dallas: Freedman's town/cemetery, early history, 1990 Black Dallas remembered, 1986 Black Women file suit, 1989 City Council at Large controversy, 1992 Miscellaneous, 1991 The Green Side of Black, 1982 South Dallas, undated Dallas County Pioneer Association, undated "Black Women: Achievement Against the Odds," 1981 Resources, 1990 Freedman's cemetery, schools, 1990 Joppa community, 1993 Miscellaneous, 1978-1990 Dallas Public Library, 1990 Arizona Dranes, blind gospel singer, Dallas, born 1904 Letitia Guillory, 1992 Dallas Express, miscellaneous articles, 1963 Delta Sigma Theta, 1988 Mrs. Ada Bell DeMent, 1984 ERA, Texas and national, 1985-1992 Roxanne Evans, 1993 Mary Hall, is left property by White, Harrison County, undated Mary Hall, adultery case, Galveston, 1865 Harlem Renaissance, 1989 Janie Harrison, interview, 1993 Bernice Hart, undated Darlene Clark Hine, 1987 Home Demonstration Agents, undated Houston Defender, black newspaper, 1986 Houston time line, 1987 Houston Center for Photography, 1991 Houston: Freedman's Town, 4th Ward, 1991 Gladys Humphrey, UPWA leader, 1992 Winsome Jean, 1989 Dr. Howard Jones, 1991 Edna Kinchion, July 29, 1941 Kuumba House, 1993 Marshall (Harrison City) history, 1976 Memphis State University, Center for Research on Women, 1992 Sonceria Messiah, 1992 Mexican War, 1962 Museum of Agriculture, 1992 Prairie View, 1991 Phylicia Rashad, 1993 NAACP, Shillady affair, 1919 Prairie View, NYA stuff, 1902 Southern Conference on Afro-American Studies, 1991 Annie Moore Schwein, undated Eliza Searcy, Lockhart, undated Texas African American Heritage Organization, 1993 WPA, undated Dr. George Wright, 1991 Mel Banks, Pursuit of Equality, 1920-1950 Brophy, The Black Texans, undated Dulaney, "Whatever Happened to the Civil Rights Movement in Dallas," 1993 Morris, "Reading, `Ritin, and Reconstruction," 1981 National Women's History Project, Women's History News, 1991 Swint, "The Northern Teacher in the South," 1967 2.325/F51.7 Free Women of Color: Individual documents, biographies, 1985-1992 Time Line, undated Background Outline for narrative, individual sketches, final 1860 census Drafts, themes, background, 1991 Free People of Color, city ordinances, Austin, Houston, Free Men of Color, 1986-1991 Frieda's final comments, edits, 1991 John Hope Franklin, on free people of color, undated Werden chapter 1, undated Business, pre-Civil War, 1986 Campbell, comments, Free Women of Color, undated Dulaney's comments, Free Women of Color, undated Barker Center, Natchez Trace Collection Slavery: Addington, Slave Insurrection in Texas, October 1950 Rawick, American Slave Background Information, 1984 Ads and sales, undated Stephen F. Austin, undated William Bollaert's Texas, undated Rose Brewer concept paper, 1980 Brutality against slaves, undated Mike Campbell speech, undated Campbell, "Negro Slave in Harrison County," 1973 Chambers County Spencer, slave culture, undated Slave narrative, culture stuff, undated Dallas, 1869 burning, Donald Peyson, 1990 Curlee, Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 1922, 1973 Emancipation Proclamation, undated Foner, lecture on slavery, 1981 John Hope Franklin, runaways, December 9, 1991 "The Great Hanging of Gainesville," by Barrett, 1963 Groce Plantation, undated Dilue Harris, undated Speech on German Texans and Slavery, Texas State Historical association, 1992 Lack, "Urban Slavery in the Southwest," 1973 Slavery laws, Mexico, Republic of Texas Constitution, 1986 Overview information, 1991 Photo caption information, undated Pregnancy Purchase documents, undated Rawick, salve narratives, undated Rawick, supplement, series 2, Vol. 3, Part 2, undated Religion, undated Resistance, undated Tyler, "Slave Narrative of Texas" Slave trade, 1956, 1964 Readings Time Line, undated Travis, William B., Diary, 1833-1834 Texas Humanist: "Texas Slave Family," Spring 1985 Texas Humanist article using slave narratives, 1984-1985 Rawick, slave narratives, series 2, part 6, Vol. 7, 1937-1938 Travis County, miscellaneous, undated White attitudes, undated Slave narratives, Travis County, 1937 John Webster Plantation Journal, 1858-1859 White women's views, 1848-1863 Rose Williams, 1846 Work, 1835-1861 Summaries: Franklin, Gutman, Jones, Genovese, Lerner, Stampp, undated Chapter 2, slavery: Jan's edit, 1991 - January 1, 1992 Freida's edit Next to last draft Civil War, 1987-1990 Juan Cortina, Brownsville, 1983 Legal cases, undated Family religion, 1986 Fox-Genovese, summary, undated Jordan "Steinart's View, 1849" Andrew McCormick, 1897 Harriet Robinson, undated Winnie and Shankle, Newton County, 1984 Elizabeth Silverthorne, undated Pease, 1854 Suicide, 1854 Bryan and Kemp high schools, 1885-1985 Sayersville Historical Society Bulletins, 1982-1988 Claudia Jones, "An End to the Neglect of the Problems of the Negro Woman!" 1949 Carrie P. Hines, The Surmounters, 1959 National Institute for Women of Color, newsletters and press releases, 1985-1991 Douglass Club, year book, 1990-1991 2.325/F64.1 African American Art Exhibit, Dallas Museum of Art, 1989 African American Reflections book store, 1990 Ailey, Lula (Cooper) obituary, December 2, 1989 Ruth Allen, notes Tommie Jane Allen, 1986 Vera Allen, 1986 Amarillo, undated American Missionary Association, 1990 Jessie Daniel Ames, Changing Nature of Lynching Jessie Daniel Ames, 1919-1965 Amistad book store, Houston, Texas, 1983-1990 Cora Anderson, 1991 Marian Anderson, photograph, 1935, article, 1991 Verna Arnold, 1984 Bertram Allen, 1992 Helen Austin, 1984 Austin Center for Battered Women, 1992 Austin-Clarksville Austin-Anderson high school, 1988-1991 Austin Lyceum Debates, 1939-1941 Wesley H. Passon Historical Society Austin, 1920s, Arlene Youngblood, paper written in 1979 East Austin, 1984 Austin, Saint Edward's Baptist Church, 1984 Austin Country, 1983-1991 Evelyn Neal Austin, 1992 Lula Austin, 1984 Nannie Bell Aycox, 1965 Pearl Bailey, 1969 Annie Rucker Baker, 1988-1992 Glo Dean Baker, 1988 Olivia Banks Gwendolyn Barbee, 1983 Marian E. Barnes, 1990-1993 Ida B. Wells Barnett, 1990 Marguerite Ross Barnett, 1990-1992 Bastrop County, 1993 Gertrude (Trudy) Batiste, San Antonio Girl Scout leader Sadie Baylor, 1977 Beauty aids, undated Becnel, Nia Dorian, 1990 Dr. Reva Houston Bell, Ft. Worth professor, early child education, Texas Christian University, undated Bexar Archives, undated Birmingham Civil Rights Center, 1992 Bishop College, history, 1939 Cara Black, undated Gloria Black, 1988 Black Muslims/B1 Nationalism, undated Black Panthers, 1991 Black Texans Historical Society, July 26-27, 1991 Annie Webb Blanton, 1989 Naomi Perry Blassingill, 1991 Jules Bledoe, undated Bluitt's Sanatarium, Dallas, undated Lillian Bodden, undated Alice Bonner, undated Book catalogs, 1992-1993 Thelma Boston, 1977, 1985 Black History Month, 1986 Vivian Bowser, undated Carmen Bradford, Austin, 1990, 1991 Mary Elizabeth Branch, undated Brown vs. Board of Education, 1991 Anita Brown, undated Charlie Brown and Isabella Dance Brown, 1985-1991 Clara Jackson Brown, 1940 Black Images Book Bazaar, Dallas, 1990 Black Arts Alliance, 1979-1992 Mason Brewer, 1991 Sharon Bridgeforth, poet, 1992-1993 Laverne Britt, San Antonio artist, 1990 Marie Brooks, undated Velma B. Brooks, March 1993 Dr. Dorothea Brown, 1960-1990 Laura Franklin Brown, 1991 Thelma Brown, undated Urissa Rhone Brown, undated Willie Brown, January 1986 Brownsville, 1906, 1992 Bryan, 1985-1992 Andrea Bryant, October 1990 Rebecca Drayden Buard, Marshall Teacher, League of Women Voters, library promoter, undated Annie Buchanan, 1959, 1983 Buffalo Soldiers, July 20, 1992 Jesse B. Bullock, Dallas, February 10, 1977 Anita Bunkley, 1990 Zinetta Burney, Houston, October 1990 Mrs. E. E. Burnett Ellen Burnham Mockman Young, 1981 Elouise Burrell, 1983-1988 Barbara Burton, 1992 Business, miscellaneous, June 19, 1992 Calanthe, Court of, 1963-1985 "Calling All Women" Conference, University of Texas, Austin, March 23, 1991 Jane Johnson Calloway, Dallas, Muddy Creek Clan, Wood-Coal business, 1986 Ann Campbell, 1991 Camp Logan, 1989-1992 Pauline Watkins Campbell, 1938 Caroline, undated Mrs. S. P. Carrington, 1925 Donna Carter, October 12, 1988 Carver Museum, 1988-1991 Carver Center, San Antonio, 1991 Caufield Women, Waco, 1986 Jocelyn Chadwick, Joshua, 1990-1991 Marie Chambers, May 6, 1984 Henson, Chambers County, 1990-1991 Lovella Champion, undated Mabel Chandler, undated Rev. Marion Childress, Usher, 1991 Child welfare, 1986 Mrs. C. H. (Urissa) Christian, 1975 Christine Clardy, September 3, 1991 Miscellaneous church, social stuff, 1913-1992 Church timeline, 1865-1900 Civil Rights timeline, undated Donna Clack, November 1, 1979 Church, 1987-1992 Beverley Clark, 1991 Pat Clark Sheila Clark, 1984 Beatrice Woodard Burley Clay Collection (Institute of Texan Cultures), 1991 Clubs, 1941-1990 Club movement, white women, undated Club movement, overviews, 1981 Virginia Collins, undated Irene Cobb, Waco, March 17, 1989 Cheryll Cody, 1987-1992 Lanelle Cofer, 1979-1986 Colleges, black, 1991 Izola Collins, Galveston, April 6, 1991 Colorado County, November 18, 1991 Colored National Farmers Alliance, undated Confederate symbols, February 10, 1991 Congresswomen, May 2, 1993 Karne Conley, state representatives, Bexar County, 1989-1993 Onie B. Conley, 1990, 1992 Linda Conner, March 11, 1988 Barbara Conrad, 1984-1992 Convict labor, March 25, 1985 Celeste S. Cook, Teague, undated Shirlene Cook, Beaumont, undated J. California Cooper, 1990-1992 Wilmer Cooper, coach, October-November 1992 Corpus Christi, February 12, 1991 Corsicana, undated Algerene Craig, 1988, 1991 Judith Craven, 1989-1992 Lucille Crawford, 1981-1991 Roberta Dodd Crawford, 1989 Mrs. V. E. Crawford, 1960 Andelina Dowdie (Mrs. Norris Wright) Cuney, undated Cuney Family, undated Dr. Beulah Agnes Curry-Jones, October 14, 1987 Stephen and Adeline Curtis, undated Dallas; Vivian Williamson-Johnson "The History of Freedman Town...," undated Lulu B. Daily, January 1952 Dr. Thelma Daniels, 1990 Katie Darling (Tyler, S1 narrative) 1974 Algenita Scott Davis, May 3, 1991 Angela Davis, women, race and class, convict labor, sexual exploitation, 1990 Bert Etta Davis, 1981 Beverly Davis, March 27, 1992 Clarissa Davis, 1992 Blanche Johnson Davis, Dallas, undated Deralyn Davis, undated Yvonne Davis, 1992 Shirley DeLibero, Dallas, January 1988 Reverend and Mrs. Nelson Denson, Marlin, Falls County, 1984 Denton, 1991 Depression, 1987 Dr. Elneita Dever, April 15, 1979 Sara Dickerson, undated Marian Dillard, 1973, 1991 Doctors, undated Domestics, undated Rev. J. Brendonly Douglas, 1987 W. E. B. DuBois, 1992 Almetris Duren, 1979-1981 East Texas State University, Oral History Project, 1986 Education, court cases, 1992 Education, xeroxes, out takes, 1925-1991 Ada Edwards, 1991 Dr. Lena Edwards, 1991 Elected officials, 1991-1992 Jane Elkins, undated El Paso Women, February 13, 1974 Dorothy Emanuel, Waco, 1985 Dr. Carla Emery, Austin Podiatrist, August 14, 1987 Environment, November 22-28, 1991 Environmental racism, December 7, 1992 Roxanne Evans, 1991-1992 Exodusters, 1986 Norma Faison, 1992 Family, black family special issue, Nation, 1977-1992 Family reunions, July 23, 1992 James Farmer Papers, 1988 Sandra Farmer-Patrick, August 20, 1993 Farmers, August 3, 1992 Farmers Improvement Society, June 1991 Charlye O. Farris, April 1991 Feminism articles, 1988-1991 Films, 1985 Benita Fitgerald Brown, January 1988 Arizona Fleming, 1985 Francine Floyd, 1991 Dr. Gloria Floyd, 1986 Folklore, 1991 Folktales bookstore, 1992 Barbara Foreman Fort Worth, 1991 Dickey Foster, undated Adrian Rhae Fowler, 1984 J. E. Franklin, 1991 Madam N. A. Franklin, undated Julia Caldwell Frazier, undated John Hope Franklin "From Slave to Freedom," undated Frontier, forts, ranching, 1986-1989 2.325/F64.2 Rev. Matt Gaines, 1991 Galveston, undated Gainesville, 1975 Toni Gardner, 1992 Zina Garrison, 1983 Marcus Garvey, 1992 Willie Leegay, 1992 Gender article, Joan W. Scott, undated Genealogy for blacks, undated Eliza Davis George, 1991 Mary Keys Gipson, Ft. Worth, 1991 Helen Giddings, January 20, 1993 Marie Gilbert, May 1990 Kathlyn Gilliam, Dallas, 1975 Girl Scouts, 1983-1991 Elizabeth Glasco, Austin restaurant owner, 1986-1987 Willie Lee Glass, 1992 Mrs. M. B. Glover, Ft. Worth nurse, undated Maxine Golightly, September 21, 1992 Barbara Goodall, Corsicana, May 20, 1991 Gwendolyn Irene Gordon, Waco, undated Lena Hamilton Graves, 1991 Theresa Graves, undated Greater Dallas Housing Opportunity Center, 1970 Della Green, 1992 Walter Griffin, 1983-1984 Sutton Griggs, undated Guadalupe College, Seguin, undated Carlette Guidry, 1991 Annette Hamilton, 1990 Laquita Hamilton, August 22, 1990 Mary Lucille Melton Hampton, 1985 Handbook of Texas Conference, Black Texans, 1986 Carrie Handcock-Spencer, 1991 Ada Harden, 1987 Elizah Harriet, letter, 1873 Dr. Cynthia E. Harris, September 17, 1992 Delilah Harris, undated Dilue Harris, 1834 Fannie Chase Harris, undated Fran Harris, 1990 Brig. Gen. Marcelite Harris, 1990 Dr. Cecile Harrison, 1991 Dian Johnson Harrison, 1984 Emma Harrison, Waco, undated Lullelia Harrison, 1967-1991 Meata Harrison, 1990 Bernice Hart, 1989-1991 Pamela Hart, 1992 Cheryl Hawkins, 1986 Gloria Lee-Haywood, Galveston, 1986 Health, 1931-1992 Dr. Theresa Hearne-Haynes, 1980, 1990 Elsie-Faye Heggins, 1983 Laura Hemphill, 1985 Hemphill, Texas, 1988 Judge Mary Ellen Hicks, Ft. Worth, 1977, 1993 Renee Higginbotham Brooks, 1991 Highlander Center, 1992 Bernice Polk Hightower, Galveston, 1986 Mrs. Ada Wilson Hill, Galveston, 1929-1968 Agnes Hill, Victoria, churchwork, 1990 Anita Hill, 1991 Historical and cultural activities, 1991 Jennifer Holliday, 1980-1991 Tilda Holma, 1984 Houses, 1988, 1991 Joshua Houston, 1993 Sam Houston Houston Chronicle, 1940s-1950s Houston Negro School of Nursing, 1982-1991 Ora Houston, Epis leader, 1985 Dee Howard, 1990 Emma Jewell Hughes, 1949 Howard University, 1992 Bobbi Humphrey, 1975-1991 Huston-Tillotson College, 1990 Viola Stinson Hynson, 1985, 1991 Boze Ikard, 1990-1991 Mayor Willie Mane Iles, 1990 Indians, blacks, undated Indians, 1990 Interreligious Activities of Jewish women, 1935-1988 Cheryl Irvin, 1991 Barbara Jean Jacket, Prairie View, 1991-1992 Brenda Jackson, 1991 Elizabeth Jackson, 1985 Robena Jackson, 1984-1990 Jacksonville, 1991-1992 Peggy James, 1990 Flo Jasper, 1990 Jeanes School, 1979 Erma Jefferson, 1984, 1992 Mildred Jefferson, 1992 Maurine Jefferson, 1990 Jora T. Jitahidi, Austin, 1986-1987 Brig. General Hazel Johnson, not Texas, 1983 Iola Johnson, 1992 Jessalyn Gay Johnson, 1986 LBJ and Civil Rights (Caro), 1991 Norma Johnson, Austin Capital Metro, 1992 Armye Jones, 1949 Dr. Beulah Curry Jones, 1983 Charles Etta Jones, undated Dela Jones, 1992 Edith Irby Jones, 1978-1979 Emma Jones, photographer, 1978-1979 Ethel Jones, Texarkana, undated Gaynelle Griffith Jones, 1992-1993 Iris Jones, 1990-1991 Lula V. Jones, 1982 Zora Jones, 1991-1992 Barbara Jordan, 1963-1993 Martha Jordan, 1992 Journal of Negro History, 1982 Judges, 1991 Juneteenth, 1987-1992 Mrs. S. G. Kay, undated Col. Keating, Dallas, undated Judge Brenda Kennedy, 1991 Kerrville Texas Sanitarium for Blacks, 1992 Marvin Kimbrough, 1986 Alice Taylor King, 1984-1992 Martin Luther King, 1990 Kyle, Texas 1981 Kwanzaa, 1984-1992 Labor leaders, 1992 Jean Lacy, Dallas artist, 1989-1992 Lillian Lewis, 1990 Lady Longhorns, 1990 Laguna Gloria, 1989 Lake Jackson Plantation, 1993 Catherine Lamkin, 1978 Dorothea Lange, 1991-1992 Oliver Law, 1991 Annette Lawrence, 1991 Eloise Laws, 1970 Fannie Mae Lawless, 1988 Leadership Texas, 1993 League of Women Voters, 1992 Dr. Naomi Lede, 1991-1992 Sheila Jackson Lee, 1989-1991 Legal, 1908 Legal Rights time line, 1936-1975 Legislators, 1966-1993 Legislators, Black, Reconstruction, 1873-1989 Alison Leland, 1991-1992 Bernice C. Sanders Leonard, Corpus Christi, undated Mrs. E C. B. Le Query, Temple Idella Lewis, 1983 Lillian Tucker Lewis, undated Linda Lewis, 1992 Lora Livingston, 1992 Betty Lockhart, 1977 Alice Dunn Logan, 1992 Mrs. Ralph (Kate) Long, 1992 Longview, 1991 Louisiana, 1991 Ms. R. S. Lovinggood, 1991 Toni Luckett, UT Student Assembly Resident, 1990-1991 Audre Lourde, 1992 Lufkin, 1991 Anne Lundy, 1990-1993 Eloise Lundy, WPA worker-parks, Dallas Depression, 1987-1991 Lynchings, undated Barbara Lynn, 1991 Eliza McCabe, 1984 Ada McCloud, Galveston, undated Myra McDaniel, 1984-1991 Tracy McDaniel, undated Gabrielle McDonald, 1980-1993 William McDonald, 1990 Jewell McGovern, Houston, 1980 Edna Nixon McIver, 1991 Mamie McKnight, 1989-1990 Clara McLaughlin, Black TV station owners, 1985-1987 Lori McNeil, tennis, Houston, 1987 Blanche Mae Preston McSmith, 1985-1991 Madisonville, undated Malcolm X, 1992 Vivienne Malone-Mayes, ca. 1990 Mama Sugar, Arcola Sugar Shack Trailblazers, 1988 Dorothy Mann, 1991 Mae Marion, Austin, 1991-1992 Marion County, 1992 Dr. Shirley Marks-Brown, 1978-1992 Thurgood Marshall, 1993 Lavonne Mason, 1986-1991 Ollie Lee McMillan Mason, 1993 Matagorda County, 1915-1991 Sebiletso Matabane, 1988-1992 Estella Maxey, undated Mayors, Black, undated Mays Family, Robstown, 1983-1990 Osceola Mays, 1991 Bertha Means, 1975-1990 Medallion, 1992 Angela Shelf Medearis, undated Migration, undated Vicki Miles, undated Military, 1943-1992 Dons (Done) Miller, Waco, 1988-1991 Dr. Beverly Mitchell-Brooks, 1990-1992 Bobbie J. Mitchell, Mayor, Lewisville, 1993 Debra Mobley-Sadler, 1991 The Montague Collection, 1989 Jenny Moore, 1992 Lucille Moore, 1991-1992 Rita Moore, 1990-1991 Rosa Lee Moore "Aunt Jemima", 1992 Kittye Mooring, Houston, 1982, undated Azie Taylor Morton, 1980-1992 Lizzie Delashwah Morton, Austin, school principal, undated Rosa Mosely, Houston, 1991 Kirsten Mullen, 1992 Multicultural, 1991 Multi-Ethnic Heritage Foundation, Dallas, 1992 Murchison, Mahalia, 1989-1991 Musicians, Black, women, 1985-1993 Negro National Anthem, undated NOW, 1991 National Business League, undated Nancy Scott Home for Decrepit Old Women, 1978-1986 Louisa Nash, 1867 Sunny Nash, Bryan, 1990-1991 National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Craven, 1992 National Women of Achievement, 1990 National Women's Political Caucus, 1991 Negro History week, in schools, 1990 Narvell Neves, 1989 Newspapers, 1937-1991 Carolyn Newman, 1992 Pansy Nichols, undated Niobe, 1992 Drusilla Tandy Nixon and Dr. L. A. Nixon, 1966-1993 Nurses, Black, 1942-1989 Hazel Obey, 1988-1993 Old 300, 1897-1954 Organizations, 1988 Mrs. Harriet Owens, 1987 Nell Irvin Painter, undated 2.325/F64.3 Seaholm: White Women's Club Movement, 1988 Palestine, Texas, 1992 Jacques Patterson, 1991 Lucy Patterson, 1975-1982 Paul Quinn College, 1990-1992 August Barrett Payne, Houston, 1986 Donald Payton, 1983 Peace Activities, 1992 Hazel Harvey Peace, Fort Worth, 1989 Doris Hollis Pemberton, 1990 Edna Pemberton, 1992 Hannah Perryman, undated Philanthropists, undated Esther Phillips, 1987 Photographers, 1983-1986 Mrs. L. G. Pinkston, 1990 Allie Faye Pitts, undated Dr. Merline Pitre, 1990 Bo Pleaseant, 1989 Police women, 1991 Politics, 1970-1990 Political parties, role of women, undated Kitty House Pollard, Austin, 1987 Lillie Portley, undated John Wiley Price, 1991 Prisoners, 1917 Mamie Moore Proctor, 1989 Inez Prosser, 1991 Jakie Pruett, As We Lived, 1982 Racism, 1990 Diane Ragsdale, 1992 Rainbow Coalition, 1988 Ranching, 1991 Phylicia Rashad, 1990 Linda Reed, 1991 Religion, 1993 Harriet Reynolds, undated Hester Ross Reynolds, 1922 Edna Odessa Humphries Rhambo, first Black bachelors degree, UT, 1987 Lillian Richard (Aunt Jemima) see Lillian Williams Daisy Richards, Houston, singer, undated Estelle Massey Osborne Riddle, 1979-1989 Sharon "Missy" Roberts, 1988 Deborah Roberts, artist Ebony, from Austin, 1992 Velma Roberts, 1992 Almeta Roberts, 1993 Dorothy Robinson, 1987 Fanny Robinson, undated Janice Robinson, 1992 Roe vs. Wade observance, 1992 Lenora Rolla, Fort Worth, 1986-1993 "Roots," TV, 1991 Clara Ross, 1991 Iola Winn Rowan, 1986 Leoma Rowen, Dallas, undated George Ruby, 1982 Rydolf family, 1991 Mrs. A. W. Rysinger, 1983-1988 Gloria Scott, 1980 Willa "Bill" Scott, Houston, barbershop, 1990 Scottsboro boys, 1987 Seamstresses, undated Segregation, railroad cars, 1991 Audry Selden, 1992 Pearl Seul, Houston, 1991 Sister Marie Sharke, 1885 Sarah Howard Shelton, Austin, Dentist, 1872-1932 Alyce Shields, Rockdale, 1986 Dr. Mary Sias, also see Dallas Y file, 1988 Althea Simmons, 1990 Ann Simmons, Galveston, 1991 Mae D. Simmons, 1948 Eleanor Faye Sims, 1983 Mary Jane Sims, Austin, undated Ana Sisnett, 1992 Lizzie Smith, 1928 Hattie Sneed, Tyler, 1986 Solomon, In the Company of Educated Women, undated Songs, 1986 Southern Conference of Afro-American Studies, undated Southern Conference, Women's History, 1991 Sororities, undated Sorosis, 1992 Dr. Clifton Sparks, 1983 Elizabeth Spates, undated Nelda Wells Spears, 1992 Spelman College, 1982 Victoria Spivey, 1985 Sports, 1992 Spratts Family, Beaumont, 1889 State Fair of Texas, 1985 Sterling, We are Your Sister, and The Trouble They Seen, 1976 Chloe Stevens, undated Henrietta Stevenson, San Antonio, undated Maudest Wells Stewart, 1989 Mrs. Annie Belle Stokes, undated Nancy Phillips Stokes, 1987 Claudia Stuart, Amarillo, 1990 Virginia Stull, 1991 Lou Nelle Sutton, undated Heman Sweatt, 1993 Barbara Taft, 1991 Taylor, 1990 Dr. Betty Taylor-Thompson, 1990 Regina Taylor, 1992 Cynthia Taylor-Edwards, 1992 Elnora Teal, Photographer, Houston, 1986 Teachers, 1990 Viola Cornelia Scull Tedford, 1888-1974 Temple, 1981 Texas Association for the Study of Afro-American Life, 1985-1988 Texas Constitution, 1991 Texas Council of Negro Organizations, undated Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, 1991 Texas Southern University, 1989 Bessie Thomas, undated Cassandra Thomas, 1991 Jessie Thomas, "A Study of Social Welfare; Houston, Recreational Activities," 1929 Mrs. Ruby Thompson, Galveston, 1991 Hope Thompson, undated Rezolia Cleopatra Grisson Thrash, Dallas, undated Senfronia Thompson, 1993 Veda Tindle, Rockdale, 1985 Top Ladies of Distinction, 1989-1992 Elizabeth Trammell, 1983 Trammel, 7 Pines, (Harriet Evans and other slave material), 1987 Alvernon King Tripp, undated Ntosake Tshange, 1982 Dorothy Turner, 1984-1992 Priscilla Tyler, 1882-1942 Urban Bushwomen (WATW), 1992 Butler-Wrights, 1990 UT Medical Branch at Galveston, 1967 UT Austin, 1991-1992 Charles Urdy, 1988 Victoria, undated Volunteerism, 1992 Waco, 1991 Elise Warenskjold, undated Celeste Walker, 1989-1991 Madam C. J. Walker, 1925 Paula Walker, 1989 Dr. Shiela S. Walker, 1991 Daniel Webster Wallace, `80 John Farmer, cattle, 1986 Emma Wallace, 1991 Frances Blake Wallace, undated Maudrie Walton, 1985 Sippie Wallace, 1986-1991 Alvia Wardlaw, 1991 Mary E. Warren, Photographer, Houston, undated Booker T. Washington, 1911 Jessie M. Washington, Troy, Texas, 1985-1990 Jesse Washington, lynching, 1916 Leona Ford Washington, El Paso, 1991 Barbara Watkins, 1986 Wendy Watriss, photos, 1983 Mary Watts, Dallas, undated Betsy Webster, 1991 Doris (Mrs. Carter) Westley, publisher, undated Mabel Wesley, undated Barbara White, 1991 Miss Ella Ruth White, Dallas, undated Gazelle White, undated Lavelle White, undated Lunita White, Dallas, undated Rachel Whitfield, 1814-1908 Wichita Falls, undated John Wider, undated Wiley College, Marshall, 1987 Mrs. Georgia Blakemore Williams, undated Elizabeth Williams, "TEX" photographer, WACS, 1924-1992 Lillian William, 1989-1993 Martell Walker Williams, undated Priscilla L. Williams, 1897-1987 Rosie Williams, photo, undated Madam R. C. Wiley Williams, 1922 Thelma Williams, undated Williamson County, 1991 Carrie Sykes Willie, 1977-1990 Dr. Rosalee Wingate, 1990-1992 Joan Winn, undated Woodard Studio, Dallas, 1985 Stephanie Woods, 1991 Carter G. Woodson, 1993 Julie Wormley, 1985 Carolyn Wright, Dallas Judge, 1986 Geo. Wright, Overview, Sources, 1990 Annie Lois Wright, Brenham, 1986 Vera Wright, Brazoria, undated Mrs. R. L. Yacome, Houston, 1991 Albertine Hall Yeager, undated Stella Youngblood, 1991-1992 Woolfolk, Free Negro in Texas; Turner's Safety Valve, 1965 Roses and Randolph - Harlem Ren. and Beyond, 1990 McCaslin, "Steadfast in His Intent," 1950 Neiman, Donald G., two articles, 1989, 1991 Olien, Oil Booms, 1982 O'Connor, Cryin' for Daylight, 1989-1991 Humphrey, "History of the Col. Farmers Alliance," 1975 Slavery laws: Regulations in Mexico, undated Chapter 2: Slavery outline, undated Emma Jackson, Petticoat Lobby, 1980 "Pictorial History of Austin Blacks," 1939-1920 Out-takes xeroxes of photos, 1866-1992 Outlines, 1976-1992 Bibliography, 1991-1992 Bibliography, older versions, 1979-1992 2.325/F79c Anita Bunkley, March 18, 1994 Patsy Oliver, May 20, 1994 Susan Richardson, May 26, 1994 Myrtle Royster, November 20, 1991 Alvernon Tripp, 1990 Lou Nelle Sutton, July 3, 1994 Alvia Wardlaw, March 7, 1993 Carrie Mae Weems Dr. Deborah Williams, 1991 Dallas Links, Black History Month, Annie Mae Hunt, 1992 Museum of African American Life, Dallas Austin, Anderson High, June 30, 1994 Frontiers, 1992-1994 The Race Society Brazoria County, 1993 Weddings, September 26, 1993 "White Violence; Texas Blacks: 1865-1868," paper by Barry A. Crouch "Negro Exodus from Southern States," U. S. Congress, Senate report #693- 1880 "Goodbye to a River," John Rogers, 1960 Black Texas Women: Early Outlines, think pieces Mrs. Charles E. (Hattie) White, 1958, 1981-1995 Dr. Carol Surles, President, Texas Woman's University, 1994-1995 Naomi Polk, artist, 1989 Sarah Jordan Powell, 1998 Ruth Simmons, 1999 Algenita Scott Davis, 1995 Austin Community Welfare Association, undated Sarah Barnes, 1867-1871, 1885, 1889, 1982-1992, and undated Dr. Judith Craven, 1995-1997 and undated Barbara Conrad, 1857, 1987-1996 BDW [Black Dallas Women], photos Irma Hall Matrice Kirk African American Museum flyers, announcements Black Texas Women, readers’ reports Brave Black Women, list of photos, permissions 2.325/F256 Black registry, 1991-1992 Video/oral interview: Newsome Family, Simonton, Ft. 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Fleming, "Blacks in Education," Timeline, 1980 Foner, reconstruction Giddings, "In Search of Sisterhood," Texas stuff, sororities, Delta Sigma Theta Glasrud, "On Education, 1900-1930," 1969 Glasrud, "Jim Crow's Emergence in Texas," undated Goodwyn, Lawrence, "Populist Dreams and Negro Rights," 1971 Robina, Jackson, "East Austin," 1979 Jones, "Labor of Love," Eman stuff Kirk and King, "Desegregation of Higher Education," 1958 Legal background of segregation Aptheler, Herbert, "A Documentary History of the Negro People in the U.S.," undated Alexander, Adele Logan, "Ambiguous Lives: Georgia's Free People of Color," 1991 Banks, "A Century of Faith," New Hope Baptist Church, Dallas Barr, Alwyn: Public School Desegregation," Sweatt, higher education, 1973, 1990 "Black Legislators of Reconstuction Texas," 1986 "Reconstruction to Reform," 1992 Beeth and Wintz, "Black Divas," 1992 Bentley, George, "A History of the Freedman's Bureau," 1955 Black research resources Boatwright, Mody C., Mexican Border Ballads Bourgeois, Christie, "Stepping Over the Lines" Brewer, J. Mason, "Dog Ghosts" Buford, Michael Dwain, "Up From Cotton," Brazos County Bullard, Robert D., "Invisible Houston," 1987 Bullock, Henry Allen, "Negro Higher and Professional Education in Texas," 1948 Butler, John S., "Entrepreneurship and Self Help," 1991 "Color Consciousness," Giddings Excerpts from books, epilog "Negro Life in Austin, 1950-1951" Austin Delta Sigma Theta Black Heritage Exhibit: 1839-1920 Brewer, J. Mason, "An Historical Outline of Austin, 1940" Hamilton, Dr. Kenneth, "White Wealth and Black Suppression," Harrison County, violence, 1865-1868, 1990 Govenar, Allan, "Them Deep Ellum Blues," 1990 Hine, Darlene C., "Black Victory: The White Primary in Texas," 1978 Elmer Marshall, "History of Brazos County, Texas," 1937 Neal and Kremm, "Freedman's Bureau in Texas," 1989 Sterling, Dorothy, "We Are Your Sisters," 1976 2.325/A29 Alvord, J.W. Schools for Freedmen, [photostat] January 1, 1860 2.325/A29 Sarah Skinner, American Missionary Association [photostat], January 31, 1868 2.325/A29 Allen, Ruth. Labor of Women in Production of Cotton, chap. IV [photostat], 1931 2.325/A29 Crouch, Barry A. “Hesitant Recognition: Texas Black Politicians 1865-1900,” [photostat], 1993 2.325/A29 Education, miscellaneous statistics 2.325/A29 Hill, Forrest. The Negro in the Texas Labor Supply, master’s thesis, [photostat], 1946 2.325/A29 Hornsby, Alton, Jr. Negro Education in Texas, 1865-1917, master’s thesis [photostat], 1962 2.325/A29 Jackson, Charles C. A Southern Black Community Comes of Age: Black San Antonio in the Great Depression, 1930-1941, master’s thesis, [photostat], May 1989 2.325/A29 Kendleton, [The Medallion, Texas Historical Commission], January-February, 1994 2.325/A29 Linda Lewis 2.325/A29 “Lincolnville at Moccasin Bend” 2.325/A29 Sapper, Neil. A Survey of the History of the Black People of Texas, 1930-1954. 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