urn:taro:utexas.cah.00216 A Guide to the Lucie Clift Price Papers, 1838-1983 Text converted by SPI Content Sciences Inc., March 2003. Finding aid written in English. 08/12/2003 Edited with XMetal 2 by Evan Hocker, according to instructions in TARO 2 EAD 2002 Editing Instructions 12/10/2004 Revised by Evan Hocker Descriptive Summary Price, Lucie Clift, 1900-1983 Lucie Clift Price Papers, 1838-1983 Materials are in English 13 ft., 7 in.; manuscript, typescript, printed, photographic Center for American HistoryThe University of Texas at Austin Papers of genealogist Price (1900-1983) consist of two main groups: research materials related to Texas outlaw, William Preston Longley. (1851-1878), and those related to Price's genealogical research of the Price, Dunn, and Clift families. Longley materials include correspondence, printed materials, muster rolls, research notes, biographical materials about his father McCampbell Longley (1816-1907), and genealogical materials on Longley's descendants in the Longley-Shaw family. Additional materials relate to Alexander Calvit, John Salmon "Rip" Ford, Mary Ann Peebles, Albert Parsons, Erastus "Deaf" Smith, and Robert Potter. Genealogical files include correspondence, printed materials, research notes, and photographs. Biographical Notes

Lucie Clift Price: Lucie Clift Price was born in Davis, Oklahoma (then Indian Territory) on 27 August 1900, the elder child of William Henry Clift (1871-1935) and Ellen Dunn Clift (1876-1907). Both parents had originally been teachers, and had met in 1895 in Pottsboro, Texas, where Will Clift had been principal and Maggie Dunn taught elocution at the local school. The story of their romance is documented in a series of letters exchanged in 1896 and 1897 which were published by their daughter as Monuments of the Past: Letters of Maggie Dunn and William Henry Clift (Austin: Privately printed, 1976).

Not long after their marriage in 1897 both parents discontinued teaching and moved to Oklahoma, where Will Clift began a career in business. A second child, Charles Henry Clift (1903-1977) was born near Hastings, Oklahoma. After the death of Maggie Clift at Hastings in 1907, Lucie Clift lived with her maternal grandparents in Austin, Texas, where she graduated from high school. After attending a girl's finishing school, Martha Washington College, in Abingdon, Virginia, Lucie Clift returned to Austin for two years at the University of Texas before transferring to the University of Missouri at Columbia, where she received a B.A. degree in 1922.

On 2 June 1923, Lucie Clift married Pinckney Bryan Price (1898-1965), a highway engineer, in Sulphur Springs, Texas. They lived in Bonham and in other towns to which his business took him. They had three children: Pinckney Clift Price, born in 1924 in Bonham, Texas; William Henry Price, born at Paris, Texas in 1927; and Nancy Ellen Price, born in 1930 at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

In 1940, Lucie and Pinckney Price were divorced (they remarried in 1963) and she began a more than twenty-year period of employment in state government in Austin. Except for a brief period after her remarriage to Pinckney Price, when they lived in Little Rock, Arkansas, Lucie Price lived in Austin until her death there on 9 September 1983. In 1945, the first of Lucie Price's children married; in the decade that followed, her two other children married, and the first four of her ten grandchildren were born. It was perhaps not coincidental that her interest in family ancestry intensified at this time and that she had somewhat more leisure to pursue that interest. What began as an interest became a full-fledged occupation.

In the course of investigating her own family's ancestry, Lucie Price developed very considerable skills as a genealogical researcher, becoming an historian as well as a genealogist in the process. This development is well documented in her family genealogical papers. Lucie Price's genealogical interests extended well beyond her own ancestry. In the decades following her initial genealogical researches, she became an active, well-known, as well as out-spoken, figure involved in many genealogical interests and causes. She corresponded with hundreds of persons in almost every state and was active in a variety of genealogical projects, compiling for instance Travis County, Texas Marriage Records 1840-1882 (Austin: Privately printed, 1973) and assembling research materials on Bill Longley, an early Texas desperado. Neither the book on Travis County marriages nor the Longley research materials are included in this collection, though the Longley materials are also held by the Center for American History. The Lucie Price Genealogical Papers comprise only the research materials she assembled in tracing her own family's ancestry through three primary family lines: Clift (her father), Dunn (her mother), and Price (her husband). She produced a book on a Dunn family line: Ballinger: Richard, Joseph, John Logan of Virginia, Kentucky, Texas (Austin: Privately printed, ca. 1970). A book on the Price family, Price Family Recollections, incomplete at the time of her death, is being posthumously published by her family.

William Preston Longley: William Preston Longley, the outlaw known as "Wild Bill" Longley, was born in Texas on October 6, 1851. He murdered 32 individuals and committed other crimes in five Texas counties as well as in Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. He was hanged in Giddings, Texas, on October 11, 1878, on a murder charge after escaping death in an earlier hanging attempt.

Lucie Price expresses gratitude to Deolece Parmalee for help in collecting the Longley materials.

 Scope and Contents

Lucie Clift Price Genealogical Papers:The family genealogical papers of Lucie Clift Price (1900-1983), Texas genealogist, trace the ancestry of her father William Henry Clift, her mother Maggie Ellen Dunn, and her husband Pinckney Bryan Price. The collection consists primarily of correspondence and research materials created, generated, or assembled by Mrs. Price from the early 1950s until shortly before her death in 1983. The papers document the history of Lucie Price's family lines from their early settlement in America in the late 17th and 18th centuries in the mid-Atlantic and southern colonies and states through their 19th century emigration to Texas. The bulk of the papers in the collection concern family lines in the southern states in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and in Texas and Oklahoma from the mid- and late 19th century to the early 20th century. Lucie Price wrote or compiled three books dealing with her family (one published posthumously) and contributed to another (The James McMurry Dunn Family). Copies of the books are included in this collection in part because, since these papers incorporate her research materials for the books, the books themselves are extremely useful as a guide to the scope and content of the papers. Although perhaps primarily of genealogical interest, the Price papers have other research value, as well. The papers are rich in materials--both correspondence and documentary--which reveal cultural and social patterns of life typical of their place, period, and class and should have some interest for the historian or sociologist. Of specialized historical interest are materials relating to Joseph "Devil Joe" Ballinger of Kentucky, and his activities in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in association with Gen. James Wilkinson, who was tried for treason in 1811, and Zebulon M. Pike, leader of the Pike Expedition of 1805 and 1806-1807. Other areas of potential research interest are materials relating to southern and western migration patterns typical of most Anglo settlers in 19th-century Texas, and late 19th and early 20th century life in small-town Texas and Oklahoma. In addition, the Price papers offer a well-documented example of the growth and development of genealogical research in the third quarter of the 20th century; their value as a case study in genealogical methodology may ultimately prove to be considerable. Lucie Price was hired in 1972 by Englishman Richard A. A. Brownson of the English Westerners' Society to conduct background research for a book he wanted to write on the life of William P. Longley. The Lucie Clift Price papers were accumulated by Mrs. Price while she researched William Preston Longley and his family. The actual papers were collected from 1972 to 1982, but included among them are photocopies of materials which date from 1838 to 1976. Collection dates reflect only original material.

The correspondence primarily consists of letters between Brownson and Mrs. Price. Also included are letters to and from Mrs. Price and the Longley family, particularly Mrs. Dorothye Knight, Mrs. Susan Metcalf, and Mrs. Janneyne Longley Gnacinski. The Longely family continued their correspondence after Mr. Brownson terminated his, never having written his book on Longley.

There are also letters between Mrs. Price and the research institutions. Correspondence is arranged chronologically except that of the Longley relatives which is alphabetized first by name and then ordered by chronology.

The research materials collected by Mrs. Price are divided into three categories: William Preston Longley, McCampbell Longley (William Longley's father), and the Longley-Shaw family genealogical materials.

William Preston Longley: The William Preston Longley materials consist of manuscript notes written by Mrs. Price and photocopies of materials originally from the years 1868-1878. Many are longhand transcriptions of letters Longley wrote while in the Giddings jail during 1877-1878. Other notes are about newspaper articles and biographical information. A notebook contains genealogical data on the Longley-Shaw relatives, 1850-1906. Adventures of Bill Longley is a complete photocopy of the work by Henry Fuller written sometime in the 1920s. Other printed materials on Longley are primarily photocopied newspaper and magazine clippings. The trial records included in the papers are about Longley's desertion from the 2nd U.S. Cavalry, Company B in 1873. The McCampbell Longley research materials include Longley's land grant and obituary.

The genealogical material concerns the Longley and Shaw families and consists of photocopies of the census rolls, clippings, and notes.

A family-produced magazine (vol. 1 #1-vol. 2 #4, 1972-1973) "Ancestral Longley Family Tapestry" presents biographical and genealogical data on the descendants of McCampbell Longley taken from census rolls, gravestones, and vital statistics.

Mrs. Price helped arrange for a historical grave marker on Longley's grave, and included in the collection is the documentation used for the epitaph. The majority of the photographs included document the historical marker dedication ceremony and the Giddings courthouse where Longley spent the last two years of his life.

Research materials also include typescript notes concerning Alexander Calvit's land grant in San Felipe de Austin in 1824 and biographical data on John Salmon "Rip" Ford. Also included are photocopies of printed material about settlers in Knox County, Ohio.

Oversized materials include the McCampbell deeds and land grants, U.S. Cavalry 2nd Regiment, Company B, muster rolls, 1870 and 1872 (photocopies of originals found at National Archives), as well as newspaper clippings from the Giddings Times containing articles about William Longley and a clipping from an unidentified Hempstead, Texas, newspaper about the death of Mary Ann Peebles in 1862.

Collection also contains notes and correspondence related to additional research projects concerning Chicago Haymarket anarchist Albert Parsons, Robert Potter, and Erastus "Deaf" Smith. Of special note is a letter to Price from Price Daniel regarding the origin of his name.

 Arrangement I. Research materials related to William Preston Longley [7 1/2 in.] II. Genealogical research of the Price, Dunn, and Clift families [13 ft.] A. Clift family B. Dunn family C. Price family

The Lucie Clift Price Genealogical Papers document her family history in America from the late 17th century (in some lines) through the early 20th century, that is, through the lifetimes of her parents and her husband's parents and their siblings. The bulk of the materials covers the 18th and 19th centuries. Lucie Price separated her own genealogical materials into three discrete sub-groups, according to family group: (1) Clift, (2) Dunn, and (3) Price.

Although these basic subdivisions have been retained in arranging her papers, the arrangement of the smaller units of the papers within the three family sub-groups has been substantially altered or modified in order to impose uniformity and to facilitate access for researchers who do not have the intimate knowledge of the papers that their creator possessed. Lucie Price's system or organization reflected her own (changing) needs; she grouped materials variously by type, period, individual ancestor or ancestral line, geographic location and so forth. The materials of each family group are now arranged into two series, a correspondence series and a research materials series. These two series reflect the two principal methods by which Lucie Price gathered information, and while some overlapping is inevitable, this separation of form and function provides a straightforward and consistent ordering of a diverse mass of materials.

Correspondence provided Lucie Price with one of her basic research tools. From the early 1950s until her death in 1983 she corresponded widely, and sometimes voluminously, with immediate family members (especially of her parents' and her husband's parents' generation), with individuals sharing an interest in a family name or line, with professional genealogists and researchers, with archivists and librarians, with researchers and historians whose work touched on some facet or individual of personal genealogical interest, and with records centers of one kind or another throughout the country. Many of these files constitute true correspondence and contain drafts or copies of her letters as well as the replies she received; other files in this series contain only letters to (or in a few cases, from) Lucie Price.

Virtually all files in the correspondence series are arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically, front to back, within each file, with undated correspondence and miscellaneous associated materials at the end. Full names, including maiden names and alternate forms of names, have been provided when possible, with the thought that patterns of family names would be more readily apparent. Place of residence has been provided for further identification and because location, coupled with family name, is frequently an indication of the subject nature of the correspondence. An exception to the foregoing is the arrangement by geographic location of correspondence that is of an institutional, rather than a personal nature, for example requests to archives or county clerks for copies of records. These are interfiled alphabetically with personal correspondence, under location (i.e. state), with an alphabetical arrangement within each location file according to city or county, depending upon jurisdiction.

While the correspondence files are normally restricted to letters--handwritten or typed, original, carbon or photocopy--other non-correspondence materials, such as copies of documents, clippings, or photographs, are included if they were left attached to the letters by Lucie Price. The inclusion of biographical materials pertaining to individual correspondents--announcements of births and weddings, obituaries, letters of condolence--also reflect Lucie Price's filing practices. Correspondence not in the correspondence series includes copies of family letters from earlier generations than Lucie Price's own; these are filed with the appropriate family member or family line in the research material series.

The second series within each family group is distinguishable not only because of its non-correspondence nature, but because, unlike the correspondence, it is not unique. This group of materials has been organized into a broad research materials series, and generally includes (1) photocopies and transcripts of documents, most often obtained from public depositories, (2) photocopies of printed books, either entire or in part, and (3) miscellaneous notes, usually by Lucie Price and derived from her correspondence, reading, or actual research. Also included in this series are photocopies of early family correspondence, clippings and photographs not kept with correspondence, and typescripts of drafts for her published books on her family along with the books themselves.

The documents, almost entirely photocopies and transcripts, are of the following types: birth, marriage, and death records; deeds, mortgages, and indentures; bonds; wills, estate inventories, and settlements; and pension, bounty land, and military records. Photocopies of or from most instances it is presumed that Lucie Price did not own or have ready access to the book or pamphlet. (Lucie Price's own genealogical library is not included with this collection.)

Miscellaneous notes include family group sheets and individual family histories; materials from family Bibles; copies of family ancestry filed with applications for DAR membership; census notes; and, the largest bulk of materials in the notes category, the various miscellaneous handwritten notes comprising the raw materials from which Lucie Price derived her books, family narratives, and ancestral charts.

Individual descriptions of each of the three family lines, with additional particulars of the materials within that family group, follow below.

Clift Family: The Clift family sub-group traces the ancestry of Lucie Price's father, William Henry Clift (b. 1871, Layfayette County, Arkansas--d. 1835, Kansas City, Missouri), son of Henry Harrison Clift (1837-1913) and Nancy Ann Delila Pipkin Clift (1839-1903), and includes information on the following family lines: Beasley, Clift, Moore(s) [a family line which also appears in the Price family ancestry], Norwood, and Pipkin. Most of the materials deal with the Clift and Pipkin lines and focus on Maryland, Tennessee, North Carolina, Arkansas, Alabama, and Georgia. Included in this sub-group is a copy of Lucie Clift Price's Monuments of the Past: Letters of Maggie Dunn and William Henry Clift (Austin: Privately printed, 1976).

Correspondence series: Included in this series are letters to and from more than 260 correspondents. It occupies approximately 2 1/4 linear feet. The most voluminous correspondence is with Lossie Morgan Clift Shumate, Lucie Price's paternal aunt. Other voluminous correspondence includes that with Lucie Price's brother, Charles Henry Clift, Marilyn Agnes, Harrell Zumwalt, Captain Arthur Clifton Bushey, Jr., and Colonel William Philip Pipkin.

Research material series: The files in this series occupy approximately 1 1/4 linear feet and are arranged by record type within family line. Included is a 20-year run of the Pipkin Family Association Newsletter (1963-1983).

Dunn Family: The Dunn family sub-group traces the ancestry of Lucie Price's mother, Maggie Ellen Dunn (b. 1876, Dennison, Texas--d. 1907, Hastings, Oklahoma), daughter of James McMurry Dunn (1850-1928) and Mary Lucretia (Lucy) Ballinger Dunn (1850-1917). It includes information on the following family lines: Ballinger, Dunn, Hocker, Jennings, Logan, and Paxton, and focuses on New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky, and Texas. Most of the materials deal with the Ballinger line, with the Logan and Paxton lines next in quantity; this material formed the basis of Lucie Clift Price's Ballinger: Richard, Joseph, John Logan of Virginia, Kentucky, Texas (Austin: Privately printed, ca 1970).

Correspondence series: Included in this series are letters to and from more than 165 correspondents. It occupies approximately 1 3/4 linear feet. The most voluminous correspondence is with William Edward Dunn, Lucie Price's maternal uncle and author of The James McMurry Dunn Family of Texas and Kentucky: The Migration of Their Ancestors from County Derry, Northern Ireland to Pennsylvania Thence to the Province of Maryland, and Their Futher Migration to Kentucky and Texas (Washington, D.C.: Privately printed, 1960), a copy of which is included here. Other voluminous exchanges of letters are with Zelma McMurtry, Colonel Buhl Moore, and Marie Robinson.

Research material series: The files in this series occupy approximately 1 1/5 linear feet and are arranged by record type within family lines. The bulk of these materials concern the Ballinger line, with emphasis on Joseph ("Devis Joe") Ballinger and his brother, John.

Price Family: The Price family sub-group traces the ancestry of Lucie Price's husband, Pinckney Bryan Price (b. 1898, Honey Grove, Texas--d.1965, Little Rock, Arkansas), son of Pinckney Moore Price (1856-1939) and Sara Jane Bryan Price (1863-1960) and includes information on the following family lines: Bryan, Jarman, Chiles, Meriwether, Moore(s) [a family line which also appears in the Clift family ancestry], and Price. Most of the materials deal with the Price line, with the Bryan and Jarman lines next in quantity. The bulk of the material on the Price family dates from the 19th century and focuses on Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, and California. These materials form the basis of a family history, Price Family Recollections, by Lucie Clift Price, published posthumously by her family in 1984, and included in this subgroup.

Correspondence series: Included in this series are letters to and from more than 255 correspondents and occupies approximately 2 linear feet. The most voluminous correspondence is with Josephine Martha Frost Spencer. Other voluminous correspondence includes that with Dr. Earl Provine Price, Jr., Robert Daniel Hembree, Janie Price, and Leora J. Bishop.

Research material series: The files in this series occupy approximately 2 1/2 linear feet and are arranged by record type within family line.

 Preferred Citation

Lucie Clift Price Papers, 1838-1983, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

 Index Terms Subjects (Persons) Calvit, Alexander Clift Family Dunn Family Ford, John Salmon "Rip" Longley, McCampbell Longley, William Preston Parsons, Albert Peebles, Mary Ann Potter, Robert Price Family Price, Lucie Clift Smith Erastus "Deaf". Places Galveston Giddings San Felipe de Austin, Texas Cheyenne City Wyoming Territory. Subjects Austin's Colony Courthouses Crime and criminals Land grants Law enforcement Muster rolls Prisons, pardons, and paroles U. S. Army. Cavalry. Second Regiment. Photograph subjects: Courthouses Giddings, Texas Government buildings Knight, Dorothye, Family Lee County Courthouse (Giddings) Longley, William Preston, historical marker (Giddings). Related Material

See also the William Preston Longley Papers at the Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin.

 Detailed Description of the Papers William Preston Longley Material 3P38. Correspondence, 1972-1982: 3P38. 1. Richard and Shirley Brownson, 1972-1974 3P38. 2. Longley relatives, 1972-1981 3P38. 3. Research institutions, 1972-1982 3P38. Research materials, 1972-1976: 3P38. William P. Longley, 1851-1878: 3P38. 4. Notes, 1972-1976 3P38. 5. Notes, 1972-1976 3P38. 6. Notebook, 1972-1974 3P38. 7. Longley letters, 1868-1877 3P38. Newspaper and magazine clippings, 1877-1931, 1975-1976 3P38. Trial records, 1870-1875 3P38. 8. Printed material: 3P38. Henry C. Fuller, Adventures of Bill Longley [1920s] 3P38. McCampbell Longley, 1854-1907: 3P38. 9. Printed materials, notes, legal records, 1838-1907 3P39. Research materials, 1972-1981: 3P39. 1. Longley-Shaw Family genealogical material, 1850-1974 3P39. 2. Ancestral Longley Family Tapestry, vol. 1 #1-vol. 1 #4 (1972), vol. 2 #1-vol. 2 #4, (1973) 3P39. 3. William P. Longley Historical Grave Marker: 3P39. Pamphlets, letters, literary productions, 1974-1976 3P39. 4. Land grant of Alexander Calvit, 1824 3P39. Notes on John Salmon "Rip" Ford, undated 3P39. A History of Knox County, Ohio, From 1779 to 1862 Inclusive, by A. Banning Norton (Columbus: Richard Nevins, printer), pp. 276-281, 414-419 1862 3P39. 5. Albert Parsons (1973-1981), and Robert Potter (1975) 3P39. 6. Erastus "Deaf" Smith (1973-1974), Price Daniel (1974) 3S7. Photographs 3S188. Oversize: 3S188. Muster rolls for Company B, 2nd Regiment, U.S. Cavalry under Col. Innis N. Palmer, 1870, 1872 3S188. William P. Longley printed materials, 1870-1976 3S188. McCampbell Longley legal records, 1838-1881 3S188. Newsclipping, A Tribute to the Memory of Mrs. Mary Ann Peebles, Hempstead, Texas, Saturday, (Unidentified newspaper) January 1878 Map Collection Maps: Map Collection Highway Map Lee County, Texas, 1971 Map Collection Holt's New Map of Wyoming, 1969 Map Collection Military Reconnaissance in N. W. Wyoming Territory, 1873 Price, Dunn, and Clift Family Material 3X161 I. Clift Family Members 3X161 1. Alabama, Miscellaneous correspondence 3X161 2. Arkansas, Miscellaneous correspondence 3X161 3. Abney, Mrs. B. J. Forest, La. 3X161 4. Aldridge, Bona (Mrs. Wm. G. Aldridge); San Jacinto, Calif. 3X161 5. Alexander, Irene (Mrs. W. F. Alexander); Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 3X161 6. Almasy, Sandra (Mrs. Robert Almasy); Rothschild, Wis. 3X161 7. Ansearchin News; Memphis, Tenn. 3X161 8. Atkins, Gladys P.; Little Rock, Ark. 3X161 9. Baer, Elizabeth Pipkin; Tulsa, Okla. 3X161 10. Bailey, Margaret M. (Mrs. Russell Bailey, Sr.); Coffeeville, Miss. 3X161 11. Baker, Louise; Fort Worth, Tex. 3X161 12. Barnes, Max M.; Winchester, Tenn. 3X161 13. Beasley, Grady O.; Jasper, Ala. 3X161 14. Beasley, Luther C.; Austin, Ark. 3X161 15. Beasley, Persia; Pheba, Miss. 3X161 16. Bell, Albert D.; Rackland, Ohio 3X161 17. Bell, Mrs. William Van; Hawkinsville, Ga. 3X161 18. Blair, Clara V. (Mrs. Chas. W. Blair); Birmingham, Ala. 3X161 19. Bland, Vera; Houston, Tex. 3X161 20. Boatttenhamer, Ruth Clift (Mrs. C. L. Boattenhamer); Hermleigh, Tex. 3X161 21. Boyens, Joanna W. (Mrs. Georg Boyens); Many, La. 3X161 22. Brown, Nancy (Mrs. John S. Brown); Oklahoma City, Okla. 3X161 23. Buckley, Helen Neely (Mrs. Jos. W. C. Buckley); Houston, Tex. 3X161 24. Burns, Sybil Bush (Mrs. J. Phil Burns) Oklahoma City, Okla. 3X161 25. Bushey, Jr., Arthur Clifton. Baltimore, Md. Apr-June, 1961; 3X161 26. Bushey, Jr., Arthur Clifton. Baltimore, Md. Aug., 1961 - Mar., 1962; 3X161 27. Bushnell, Mary Miles (Mrs. Herbert Bushnell); Chattanooga, Tenn. 3X161 28. Cain, J. B.; Magnolia, Miss. 3X161 29. Callahan, Eleanor (Mrs. J. Nolan Callahan); Baltimore, Md. 3X161 30. Callihan, Alton Wm. & Merle Mohle; Lockhart, Tx. 3X161 31. Callihan, C. F.; West Plains, Mo. 3X161 32. Callihan, Willie Garrett; San Marcos, Tex. 3X161 33. Cate, Cloa H. (Mrs. I. B. Cate); Duncan, Okla. 3X161 34. Chandler, Edwina; Millington, Tenn. 3X161 35. Chaney, Jim; Raleigh, N. C. 3X161 36. Clark, Mrs. George E.; Skull Valley, Ariz. 3X161 37. Clift, Charles Allon; Little Rock, Ark. 3X161 38. Clift, Charles Henry, 1948-73 3X161 39. Clift, Charles Henry, 1974-77 3X161 40. Clift, Charles Wier & Goldie Wilson, Harlingen, Tex. 1955-57; 3X161 41. Clift, Charles Wier and Goldie Wilson, Harlingen, Tex. 1958-63; 3X161 42. Clift, Lillian McInnis (Mrs. Chas. Wilson Clift) Kerrville, Tex. 3X161 43. Clift, Charlie; Dyersburg, Tenn. 3X161 44. Clift, Clara; Dallas, Tex. 3X161 45. Clift, Clive H.; Murray, Utah 3X161 46. Clift, Sr., E. N.; Birmingham, Ala. 3X161 47. Clift, G. Glenn; Frankfort, Ky. 3X161 48. Clift, Hubert E.; Houston, Tex. 3X161 49. Clift, Hugh; Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 3X161 50. Clift, Jay Gould, Duncan, Okla. 1955-61; 3X161 51. Bynum, Dorothy Ogden (Mrs. T.W. Bynum, Jr.) Houston, Tex. 3X161 52. Clift, Jay Gould, Duncan, Okla. 1962-1967; 3X161 53. Clift, James; Newbern, Tenn. 3X161 54. Clift, John; Denison, Tex. 3X161 55. Clift, Oliver and Nelle; Waxahachie, Tex. 3X161 56. Clift, Oscar; Waxahachie, Tex. 3X161 57. Clift, Walter F.; Seattle, Wash. 3X161 58. Clift, William Brooks; New York City, N. Y. 3X161 59. Clift, William H.; Birmingham, Ala. 3X161 60. Coddington, John Insley; Bordentown, N. J. 3X161 61. Collier, Flora Hooper; West Plains, Mo. 3X161 62. Conger, Iliff P.; Louisville, Ky. 3X161 63. Cook, Ada Tatom (Mrs. E. Elmer Cook); Stamps, Ark. 3X161 64. Copeland, E. W.; Camden, Ark. 3X161 65. Delamar, Marybelle; Raleigh, N. C. 3X161 66. Delaware; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X161 67. Dickson, Ruth Pipkin (Mrs. Harvey Dickson); Atlanta, Ga. 3X161 68. Dillard, Bob; Reno, Nev. 3X161 69. Dortch, John J.; Goldsboro & Greensboro, N.C. 3X161 70. Ellis, Lorene (Mrs. Jack Ellis); Plainview, Tex. 3X161 71. Embry, Hermione D.; Nashville, Tenn. 3X161 72. Epperson, Mary (Mrs. J. Frank Epperson); Pass Christian, Miss. 3X161 73. Evans, Robert W.; Sweeney, Tex. 3X161 74. Ewing, Katherine W.; Nashville, Tenn. 3X161 75. Farmer, E. Vanoy; Longview, Tex. 3X161 76. Ferrara, Phyllis (Mrs. Joe Ferrara); Forest Grove, Ore. 3X161 77. Finley, Pauline Beatrice Tanner (Mrs. Virgil Lesley Finley, Sr.); Moore, Okla. 3X161 78. Floyd, Ross; Ponca City, Okla. 3X161 79. Forrester, Wilma; Fayetteville, Tenn. 3X161 80. Gandrud, Pauline Jones (Mrs. W. B. Gandrud); Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3X161 81. Garrett, Pauline Pipkin; Waco, Tex. 3X161 82. Gaston, Gladys; Sanger, Calif. 3X161 83. Geisendorff, Mildred; Rosenberg, Tex. 3X161 84. Georgia; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X161 85. Glasscock, Letah R.; Auburndale, Fla. 3X161 86. Granberry, Arlene Thompson; Olton, Tex. 3X161 87. Gray, David N.; Sale Creek, Tenn. 3X161 88. Gray, Seawillow Pipkin (Mrs. J. R. Gray); Thibodeaux, La. 3X161 89. Greathouse, Willis Arlene Wyatt (Mrs. Marvin Henson Greathouse) Sudan, Tex. 1968-69; 3X161 90. Greathouse, Willis Arlene Wyatt (Mrs. Marvin Henson Greathouse) Sudan, Tex. 1970-81; 3X161 91. Greening, Nell Lee (Mrs. J. N. Greening); Bradenton, Fla. 3X161 92. Ham, Tania S.; Jacksonville, Fla. 3X161 93. Hammond, Joseph C.; Roswell, N. M. 3X161 94. Harper, Mr. & Mrs. J. B.; Laurel, Miss. 3X161 95. Harrell, Susan Edna Whaley (Mrs. Rhett David Harrell, Jr.); Tallahassee, Fla. 3X161 96. Harris, Edith West; Decatur, Ala. 3X161 97. Harris, Mary Kathryn; Fort Worth, Tex. 3X161 98. Harris, Norris & Hannah; Baltimore, Md. 3X161 99. Harris, Mrs. Wallace L.; Cochran, Ga. 3X161 100. Hays, Mary Sowell; Houston, Tex. 3X161 101. Haywood, Betty Neely; Nashville, Tenn. 3X161 102. Head, Lillian (Mrs. Finis Head); Eureka, Calif. 3X161 103. Hennings, Ann A. (Mrs. G. L. Hennings); Falls Church, Va. 3X161 104. Hine, Flossie Wilmoth Clifft (Mrs. George Clyde Hine); El Monte, Calif & Anchorage, Ak. 3X161 105. Hoffman, Clara; Boise, Idaho 3X161 106. Hoffman, Patricia (Mrs. Richard D. Hoffman); Spencer, N. Y. 3X161 107. Hoffman, Sr., Charles R.; Raleigh, N. C. 3X161 108. Holt, Connie (Mrs. B. H. Holt); Hamburg, Ark. 3X161 109. Holtzclaw, Cynthia Witt Cliff (Mrs. Robert Lee Holtzclaw); Oklahoma City, Okla. 3X161 110. Hoskins, Marcelle Douglass (Mrs. Glenister Hoskins); Richardson, Tex. 3X161 111. Howell, Sarah Elizabeth Neely (Mrs. Charles B. Howell); Calif. & Tenn. 3X161 112. Hoover, Mattie (Mrs. A. S. Hoover); Stamps. Ark. 3X161 113. Hudson, Audrey Vardaman (Mrs. C, M. Hudson); Vidor, Tex. 3X161 114. Monuments of the Past. Letters of Maggie Dunn and William Clift. Price. 3X162 I. Clift Family Members 3X162 1. Hughes, Helen Pipkin; San Antonio Tex. 3X162 2. Hughes, Lucile Clift (Mrs. Joe Hughes) Louisville, Ky. 1960-61; 3X162 3. Hughes, Lucile Clift (Mrs. Joe Hughes) Louisville, Ky. 1962-65; 3X162 4. Hurie, Mattie Lea (Mrs. W. L. Hurie); Tallula, Ill. 3X162 5. Lindsey, Mildred Reba Wasson (Mrs. Paul Brazil Lindsey) 3X162 6. Jakes, Paul R.; Phoenix, Ariz. 3X162 7. Jennings, Nancy Moores Watts (Mrs. Arthur Jennings) Texarkana, Tex. 1958-62; 3X162 8. Jennings, Nancy Moores Watts (Mrs. Arthur Jennings) Texarkana, Tex. 1963-68; 3X162 9. Jolley, Frances Wells; Waco, Tex. 3X162 10. Johnson, William Perry; Raleigh, N. C. 3X162 11. Jones, Blair & Dixie Mays; Pell City, Ala. 3X162 12. Kansas; Miscellaneous correspondnece 3X162 13. Kelly, Maud McLure; Montgomery, Ala. 3X162 14. Kentucky; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X162 15. Kennedy, Estelle Pipkin (Mrs. H. E. Kennedy); Beaumont, Tex. 3X162 16. Methodist Publishing House; Nashville, Tenn. 3X162 17. Kerns, Exa; Alhambra, Calif. 3X162 18. King, George Harrison Sanford; Fredericksburg, Va. 3X162 19. Kitchens, Ruby Norwood (Mrs. Walter Lee Kitchens); Port Arthur, Tex. 3X162 20. Kolb, Percy F.; Seattle, Wash. 3X162 21. Koss, Martin Ernest; Burlington, Iowa 3X162 22. Laschinger, Georgia Tucker (Mrs. Russell Howard Laschinger); Gilmer, Tex. 3X162 23. Laws, Lucile; Oklahoma City, Okla. 3X162 24. Lester, Memory A. (Mrs. Robert M. Lester, Sr.); Chapell Hill, N. C. 3X162 25. Light, Lois Harrell; Visalia, Calif. 3X162 26. Likins, Ruth Norwood (Mrs. Geo. Halfin Likins) Abilene, Tex. 3X162 27. Livingston, Claude T.; Belleville, Ala. 3X162 28. Locke, Ruby Davis; Sayre, Okla. 3X162 29. Loëb, Helen H. (Mrs. Stanley E. Loëb) New Orleans, La. 3X162 30. Louisiana; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X162 31. Lyons, Joseph C.; Cayucos, Calif. 3X162 32. McAllister, Jr., James A.; Cambridge, Md. 3X162 33. McBride, Zela Sain (Mrs. Clyde McBride) Pima, Ariz. 1963-68; 3X162 34. McBride, Zela Sain (Mrs. Clyde McBride) Pima, Ariz. 1969-80; 3X162 35. McDougle, Lena Mae (Mrs. A. A. McDougle); San Antonio, Texas 3X162 36. McLure, Lilla; Shreveport, La. 3X162 37. McManus, Mrs. Eugene; Montomery, Ala. 3X162 38. McMillin, Marian (Mrs. J. C. McMillin); Whitewright, Tex. 3X162 39. McMurtry, Mrs. Robert; Lexington, Ky. 3X162 40. McSwain, Betty Ann McCartney (Mrs. Angus Stewart McSwain, Jr.) Waco, Tex. 1977-78 3X162 41. McSwain, Betty Ann McCartney (Mrs. Angus Stewart McSwain, Jr.) Waco, Tex. 1979 3X162 42. McSwain, Eleanor (Mrs. Horace L. McSwain); Macon, Ga. 3X162 43. Manns, Velma Deans (Mrs. M. R. Manns); Odessa, Tex. 3X162 44. Marley, Jess; Ozona, Tex. 3X162 45. Marrs, Vivian (Mrs. Vincent Marrs); Fayetteville, Tenn. 3X162 46. Martin, Lucille (Mrs. Henry M. Martin); Birmingham, Ala. 3X162 47. Maryland; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X162 48. Massachusetts; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X162 49. Mathews, Virginia; Magnolia, Ark. 3X162 50. Mertens, Nova (Mrs. F. C. Mertens); Indianapolis, Ind. 3X162 51. Miller, Barbara Clift (Mrs. Robt. S. C. Miller) Levittown, Pa. 3X162 52. Miller, Betty Gene Cettingham (Mrs. Don Edw. Miller) San Antonio, Tex. 3X162 53. Mississippi; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X162 54. Montgomery, Roma Delilah Clift (Mrs. Jacob Randolph Montgomery); Lawton, Okla. 3X162 55. Moody, Virginia; (Mrs. Milo C. Moody); Spanish Fork, Utah 3X162 56. Moore, Claude H.; Clinton, N. C. 3X162 57. Moores, James C.; Fayetteville, Tenn. 3X162 58. Morgan, Chris B.; Memphis, Tenn. 3X162 59. Morgan, Louise; Alexandria, La. 3X162 60. Morgan, Thurman T.; Wilmington, N.C. 3X162 61. Morris, Mrs. Ray; Stafford, Ariz. 3X162 62. Moseley, Franklin S.; Eutaw, Ala. 3X162 63. Mourning, Katherine Mincy (Mrs. Wm. Richard Mourning); Wilmington, N.C. 3X162 64. North Carolina; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X162 65. Norwood, H. O. (Offie); Greenville, Tex. 3X162 66. Norwood, Juanita; Chidester, Ark. 3X162 67. Norwood, W. H.; Corsicana, Tex. 3X162 68. Nowlin, Lois Rosa; Arkadelphia, Ark. 3X162 69. Obert, Rowene T.; Salt Lake City, Utah 3X162 70. Ogden, Ginevra Andrews (Mrs. Elisha DeKalb Ogden); Houston, Tex. 3X162 71. Oklahoma; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X162 72. Ott, Myrtle A. (Mrs. M. E. Ott, Jr.); Beaumont, Tex. 3X162 73. Parr, Irene Beasley (Mrs. H. H. Parr); Eudora, Ark. 3X162 74. Pearce, Mrs. McCallister; Proctor, Ark. 3X162 75. Pelt, Carrie Pipkin (Mrs. Joseph Samuel Pelt) Fort Worth, Tex. 1955 3X162 76. Pelt, Carrie Pipkin (Mrs. Joseph Samuel Pelt) Fort Worth, Tex. 1956-71 3X162 77. Person, Levin K. & Corrine Cargill; Garland, Ark. 3X162 78. Peterson, Mrs. J. H.; Anderson, Ind. 3X162 79. Phillips, Ethel Clift; Morehead City, N. C. & Sioux City, Iowa 3X162 80. Pier, Mary V.; Mancos & Cortez, Colo. & Payson, Ariz. 3X162 81. Pigg, Areneva Smith (Mrs. Hubert Woodard Pigg); Murfreesboro, Tenn. 3X162 82. Piner, Bessie Sanders (Mrs. H. L. Piner); Sherman, Tex. 3X162 83. Pipkin, Sr., Alan Collins; Bethesda, Md. 3X162 84. Pitkin, Allan Compere; Bel Air, Md. 3X162 85. Pipkin, Ann Graves (Mrs. Gea Cook Pipkin); Trona, Calif. 3X162 86. Pipkin, (Miss) Artres; Dallas, Tex. 3X162 87. Pipkin, Earl Frank; Kansas City, Mo. 3X162 88. Pipkin, E. Edith; Reidsville, N. C. 3X162 89. Pipkin, Floyd H.; Beaumont, Tex. 3X162 90. Pipkin, George Homer; Denver, Colo. 3X162 91. Pipkin, Herbert; Eastland, Tex. 3X162 92. Pipkin, Horace Earl; Farmington, N.M. 3X162 93. Pipkin, James H.; New York City, N.Y. 3X162 94. Pipkin, James Lewis; San Antonio, Tex. 3X162 95. Pipkin, Marie (Mrs. F. F. Pipkin); Fort Worth, Tex. 3X162 96. Pipkin, Maurice S.; Brownsville, Tex. 3X162 97. Pipkin, Sr., Oscar H.; Goldsboro, N.C. 3X162 98. Pipkin, Raymond G.; San Angelo, Tex. 3X162 99. Pipkin, Renalee Stevens (Mrs. John T. Pipkin); Brownsville, Tex. 3X162 100. Pipkin, Robert W.; Baytown, Tex. 3X162 101. Pipkin, William Neal; Matador, Tex. 3X162 102. Pipkin, Wm. Philip, 1959-69 3X162 103. Pipkin, Wm. Philip, 1970 3X162 104. Pipkin, Wm. Philip, 1971 3X162 105. Pipkin, Wm. Philip, 1972-75 3X162 106. Pipkin, Wm. Philip, 1976-77 3X162 107. Pipkin, Wm. Philip, 1978-81 3X162 108. Pipkin, Wm. Philip, & Miscellaneous 1982 3X162 109. Pittman, Jr., B. J.; Dallas, Tex. 3X162 110. Polk, John S.; Hot Springs, Ark. 3X162 111. Poteet, Leta Pipkin (Mrs. Joseph E. Poteet); Matador, Tex. 3X162 112. Potts, Merna Powell (Mrs. Robert Powell); Albany, Ore. 3X162 113. Proctor, Mrs. J. A.; Scottsboro, Ala. 3X162 114. Pumphrey, Othella; Pine Bluff, Ark. 3X162 115. Quinn, Frances (Mrs. Miles S. Quinn); Creswell, Ore. 3X163 I. Clift Family Members 3X163 1. Rankin, Kate Holtzclaw (Mrs. Jonathan D. Rankin) Lancaster, Ky. 3X163 2. Rankin, Mary Holtzclaw (Mrs. John D. Rankin); Danville, Ky. 3X163 3. Reichlein, Jane (Mrs. David O. Reichlein); Roy, Wash. 3X163 4. Riggs, Richard; Belleville, Ala. 3X163 5. Riley, Elizabeth d'Autrey; Evergreen, Ala. 3X163 6. Rouse, Helen E. (Mrs. T.C. Rouse); Owensboro, Ky. 3X163 7. Rowland, William Clift; Swarthmore, Pa. 3X163 8. Rudisill, Horace Fraser; Florence, S.C. 3X163 9. Salter, Ann B.; Evergreen, Ala. 3X163 10. Seder, Dorothea Zehnder (Mrs. A.R. Seder); Bethesda, Md. 3X163 11. Sells, Myrtle A. (Mrs. I.H. Sells); Poplarville, Mo. 3X163 12. Shelton, Margie Newberry; Soddy, Tenn. 3X163 13. Shivers, Marcus O.; Colorado Springs, Colo. 3X163 14. Shropshire, Laura Roark (Mrs. J.A. Shropshire); East Chattanooga, Tenn. 3X163 15. Shumate, Lossie Morgan Clift (Mrs. Mark A. Shumate) Lawton, Okla. Jan. 1953-June 1955 3X163 16. Shumate, Lois Elizabeth Simpson (Mrs. John Alvin Shumate); Little Rock, Ark. 3X163 17. Shumate, Lossie Morgan Clift (Mrs. Mark A. Shumate); Lawton, Okla. July-Dec., 1955 3X163 16. Shumate, Lossie Morgan Clift (Mrs. Mark A. Shumate); Lawton, Okla. 1956-58 3X163 19. Shumate, Lossie Morgan Clift (Mrs. Mark A. Shumate); Lawton, Okla. and Rolla, Mo. 1959-61 3X163 20. Shumate, Lossie Morgan Clift (Mrs. Mark A. Shumate); Rolla, Mo. and Little Rock, Ark. 1962-66 3X163 21. Shumate, Lossie Morgan Clift (Mrs. Mark A. Shumate); Misc. 3X163 22. Sims, (Mrs.) Willie Zell Patrick; Hazelhurst, Miss. 3X163 23. Silkett, Nola (Mrs. Roger Silkett); Bremerton, Wash. 3X163 24. Smith, Jean Waldrop; Elkmont, Ala. 3X163 25. Smith, Odell C. (Mrs. B. Smith); Huntsville, Ala. 3X163 26. Smith, Mrs. W. B.; Greenwood, Miss. 3X163 27. Smith, Jr., Wiley J. S.; Fordyce, Ark. 3X163 28. South Carolina; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X163 29. Southwell Co.; San Antonio, Tex. 3X163 30. Stallings, Inez; Brush Creek, Tenn. 3X163 31. Steinhardt, Nancy Parr; Eudora, Ark. 3X163 32. Stott, Jesse; Provo, Utah 3X163 33. Stott, Lois (Mrs. Lewis Graves Stott); Park Ridge, Ill. 3X163 34. Stuckey, Lewis N.; Dallas, Tex. 3X163 35. Tatom, Mary Ester Pipkin (Mrs. Felix Baker Tatom); North Little Rock, Ark. 3X163 36. Tennessee; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X163 37. Texas; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X163 38. Thompson, Herbert 3X163 39. Thompson, Marion Mulford; Gainesville, Fla. 3X163 40. Thomson, J. Faison; Goldsboro, N.C. 3X163 41. Tolar, Elizabeth Ray (Mrs. R. H. Tolar, Jr.); Memphis, Tenn. 3X163 42. Tolar, Margaret Anny Ivy (Mrs. Don Alvin Tolar); Fairfield, Texas 3X163 43. Turrou, Gwendolyn Clift (Mrs. Edward A. Turrou) 3X163 44. United States; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X163 45. Varner, Mary Evelyn (Mrs. Percy E. Varner); Chattanooga, Tenn. 3X163 46. Virginia; Miscellaneous correpondence 3X163 47. Waldenmaier, Inez; Washington, D.C. 3X163 48. Wall, Richard Pipkin; Dallas, Tex. 3X163 49. Waller, Jane Warren (Mrs. G. F. Waller); Batavia, Ill. 3X163 50. Ward, Ethel; Omaha, Neb. 3X163 51. Ward, Opal Burson; Oklahoma City, Okla. 3X163 52. Warner, Sara Sue Heywood; Columbia, Tenn. 3X163 53. Wasson, Jr., Marcus M.; Wilson, Okla. 3X163 54. Weaver, Nona; Luling, Tex. 3X163 55. Wells, Carol (Mrs. Tom Wells); Natchitoches, La. 3X163 56. Wetz, Melba (Mrs. Harlan Wells); New Braunfels, Tex. 3X163 57. Whitaker, Gladys Hawthorne; Pine Apple, Ala. 3X163 58. White, Opal B. Ward (Mrs. L. D. White); Watonga, Okla. 3X163 59. Williams, Charlene Person (Mrs. W. E. Williams); Texarkana, Ark. 3X163 60. Wilson, Amanda Adaline Pipkin (Mrs. E. W. Wilson); Terrell, Tex. 3X163 61. Wilson, Anne (Mrs. Herman Jefferson Wilson); Port Allen, La. 3X163 62. Wimmer, Corinne (Mrs. J. Ivan Wimmer); Safford, Ariz. 3X163 63. Wood, Margarette Elizabeth Hall; Ellicot City, Md. 3X163 64. Wood, Mary Eleanor Grantham (Mrs. Samuel S. Wood); Pacolet, S.C. 3X163 65. Wright, Virginia; Camden, Ark. 3X163 66. Zumwalt, Marilyn Agnes Harrell (Mrs. Jax Arlen Zumwalt); Portland, Ore. April, 1981 3X163 67. Zumwalt, Marilyn Agnes Harrell (Mrs. Jax Arlen Zumwalt); Portland, Ore. June, 1981 3X163 68. Zumwalt, Marilyn Agnes Harrell (Mrs. Jax Arlen Zumwalt); Portland, Ore. Aug. - Oct., 1981 3X163 69. Zumwalt, Marilyn Agnes Harrell (Mrs. Jax Arlen Zumwalt); Portland, Ore. 1982-83 3X163 70. Beasley family; Miscellaneous documents (copies) 3X163 71. Beasley family; Narratives, research notes, etc. 3X163 72. Clift family; Miscellaneous documents (copies) 3X163 73. Clift family; Miscellaneous research notes (1), including family group sheets, clippings 3X163 74. Clift family; Miscellaneous research notes (2) 3X163 75. Clift family; Miscellaneous research notes (3) 3X164 I. Clift Family Members 3X164 1. Clift family; Miscellaneous research notes (4) 3X164 2. Clift family; Miscellaneous research notes (5) 3X164 3. Clift family; Miscellaneous research notes (6), including census notes 3X164 4. Clift family; Grayson College; Tioga, Tex. 3X164 5. Clift family; Photographs 3X164 6. Moores family; Miscellaneous documents (copies) 3X164 7. Moores family; Narratives, research notes, etc. 3X164 8. Norwood family; Miscellaneous documents (copies) 3X164 9. Norwood family; Narratives, research notes, etc. 3X164 10. Pipkin family; Miscellaneous documents (copies) 3X164 11. Pipkin family; Miscellaneous research notes (1), including family group sheets, clippings, photos 3X164 12. Pipkin family; Miscellaneous research notes (2) 3X164 13. Pipkin family; Miscellaneous research notes (3) 3X164 14. Pipkin family; Miscellaneous research notes (4) 3X164 15. Pipkin family; Miscellaneous research notes (5) 3X164 16. Pipkin family; Miscellaneous research notes (6), including census notes 3X164 17. Pipkin family; Pipkin chest. 3X164 18. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter: correspondence 3X164 19. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 1 3X164 20. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 2 3X164 21. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 3 3X164 22. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 4 3X164 23. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 5 3X164 24. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 6 3X164 25. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 7 3X164 26. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vols. 8-10 3X164 27. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vols. 11-12 3X164 28. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 13 3X164 29. Pipkin Family Association Newsletter, Vol. 14 3X164 30. Pipkin Family Assocaition Newsletter, Vols. 15-16 3X164 31. Hastings Cemetery Association; Hastings, Okla. 3X164 32. Miscellaneous historical, non-genealogical materials 3X165 II. Dunn Family Members 3X165 1. Achee, Jr., Benjamin E.; Shreveport, La. 3X165 2. Adams, Gary; Davenport, Wash. 3X165 3. Alabama; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X165 4. Allen, Clara E.; Hesperia, Cal. 3X165 5. Anderlohr, Betty (Mrs. George A. Anderlohr); Pine Valley, Cal. 3X165 6. Bach, Mrs. William E.; Lexington, Ky. 3X165 7. Baker, Louise (Mrs. R. T. Baker); Prairie Village, Kansas 3X165 8. Baldwin, Elizabeth Harris (Mrs. Ivan A. Baldwin); Garden City, Kansas 3X165 9. Ballard, Mrs. Evelyn; Wink, Tex. 3X165 10. Ballard, Jr., Ray; Barbourville, Ky. 3X165 11. Ballenger, (Miss.) Billie R.; Dallas, Tex. 3X165 12. Ballenger, T. L.; Tahlequah, Okla. 3X165 13. Ballenger, III, William S.; Lansing, Mich. 3X165 14. Ballew, Lucille (Mrs. Henry Logan Ballew); Honey Grove, Tex. 3X165 15. Ballinger, Emerson B.; Hazleton, Penn. 3X165 16. Ballinger, Joe P.; Mobile, Ala. 3X165 17. Ballinger, John H.; Dallas, Tex. 3X165 18. Ballinger, Lena; Dallas, Tex. 3X165 19. Ballinger, Logan P.; Dallas, Tex. 3X165 20. Ballinger, Mamie (Mrs. R. Henry Ballinger); Hearne, Tex. 3X165 21. Barkey, Lennie Martin (Mrs. James G. Berkey); Salem, Ind. 3X165 22. Bethel, Justin; Heavener, Okla. 3X165 23. Bicket, Marion McClure; Indianola, Miss. 3X165 24. Blake, Mary & Paul W.; Houston, Tex. 3X165 25. Bloodworth, Mrs. C. E.; Axtell, Tex. 3X165 26. Bowman, Anna M. (Mrs. I.C. Bowman); Oklahoma City, Okla. 3X165 27. Bowman, Jean Anne; Whittier, Calif. 3X165 28. Boyd, Mary (Mrs. Clark Boyd); Shelbyville, Ky. 3X165 29. Brewster, Margaret Howard (Mrs. Weldon Brewster); Arlington, Tex. 3X165 30. Brown, Anna Belle; Lancaster, Ky. 3X165 31. Callico, Forrest; Lancaster, Ky. 3X165 32. Carlson, Vivian (Mrs. T. Carlson); Brownwood, Tex. 3X165 33. Carruth, Margaret Scruggs; Dallas, Tex. 3X165 34. Carter, James D.; Waco, Tex. 3X165 35. Casheon, Beatrice C. (Mrs. C. W. Casheon); Hartwell, Ga. 3X165 36. Clift, G. Glenn; Frankfort, Ky. 3X165 37. Coup, William A.; Medical Lake, Wash. 3X165 38. Craven, Judith (Mrs. Gerald Craven); Norbornek, Mo. 3X165 39. Dalton, Mrs. H. E.; Carrollton, Mo. 3X165 40. Davidson, Doris Reimann (Mrs. Loren D. Davidson); Baton Rouge, La. 3X165 41. Davidson, Mrs. E. E.; Burley, Idaho 3X165 42. Davis, Bailey Fulton; Amherst, Va. 3X165 43. Davis, Ruth S. (Mrs. Darrol E. Davis); Richmond, Calif. 3X165 44. Dawson, Essie (Mrs. J. D. Dawson); Dallas, Tex. 3X165 45. Dewberry, Minnie (Mrs. James W. Dewberry); Birmingham, Ala. 3X165 46. Doughtie, Beatrice Mackey (Mrs. Chas. E. Doughtie, Sr.); Atlanta, Ga. 3X165 47. Drye, John Lawler; Houston, Tex. 3X165 48. Drye, Richard L.; Louisville, Ky. 3X165 49. Duerkop, Lorreine; Keokuk, Iowa March, 1969 3X165 50. Duerkop, Lorreine; Keokuk, Iowa Apr. 1969-70 3X165 51. Duke, Jane Taylor (Mrs. Wm. Dabney Duke); Richmond, Va. 3X165 52. Dunn, James Lewis; Houston, Tex. 3X165 53. Dunn, Mrs. M. H.; Stanford, Ky. 3X165 54. Dunn, Wm. Edward and Linda Tays; Washington, D.C. 1953-59 3X165 55. Dunn, Wm. Edward and Linda Tays, Washington D.C. and Dallas, Tx. 1960-74 3X165 56. Dunn, Wm. Edward: family and miscellaneous 3X165 57. Ellis, Delfa; South Roxana, Ill. 3X165 58. Ellison, Travis; Axtell, Tex. 3X165 59. Embry, Joe T.; Stanford, Ky. 3X165 60. Emery, Russell L.; Lexington, Ky. 3X165 61. Everett, Ethel Morrow (Mrs. H. E. Everett); Fort Worth Tex. 3X165 62. Farr, Mrs. Marquis R.; Miami Springs, Fla. 3X165 63. Franklin, Eva L.; Bartlesville, Okla. 3X165 64. Fritz, Marjorie R.; Sausalito, Cal. 3X165 65. Frye, Margaret McRoberts Dunn (Mrs. A. S. Frye); Somerset, Ky. 3X165 66. Gaw, Grace 3X165 67. Groves, Pat Riley (Mrs. Norris Graves); Rochelle, Ill. 3X165 68. Haines, John W.; Medford Lakes, N.J. 3X165 69. Hall, Dorothy D. & Theron S.; Springville, Utah 3X165 70. Harper, Mary (Mrs. Walter Harper); Sulphur Springs, Tex. 3X165 71. Harris, Ann H. (Mrs. L. Martin Harris); Richmond, Va. 3X165 72. Harrison, Guy Bryan; Waco, Tex. 3X165 73. Henderson, Charles L.; Long Beach, Cal. 3X165 74. Henderson, Ester Logan (Mrs. Earl W. Henderson): East Lansing, Mich. 3X165 75. Herbert, Ruth (Mrs. Leo Herbert); Arlington, Va. 3X165 76. Hobson, Florence L. (Mrs. Chas. N. Hobson); Frankfort, Ky. 3X165 77. Hoskins, Marcelle D. (Mrs. G. C. Hoskins); Richardson, Tex. 3X165 78. Hoskins, William W.; Bluefield, W. Va. 3X165 79. Humphrey, Mildred; East Leavenworth, Mo. 3X165 80. Illinois; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X165 81. Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Myers; Pineville, Ky. 3X165 82. Iowa; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X165 83. Isom, Blanche; Hurricane, Utah 3X165 84. Jackson, Donald D.; Charlottesville, Va. 3X165 85. Jacques, Meryl; Somerton, Ariz. 3X165 86. Jarnigan, Flora (Mrs. Nathan S. Jarnigan); Oklahoma City, Okla. 3X165 87. Johns, Mayme Ruth Wilson (Mrs. R. R. Johns.); Franklin, Ky. 3X165 88. Jolley, Peggy I.; Rubidoux, Ca. 3X165 89. Jordan, Barbara R. (Mrs. Donald E. Jordan); Indianapolis, Ind. 3X165 90. Kentucky; Miscellaneous correspondence 3X165 91. Kenyon, Beatrice (Mrs. Wm. Seth Ken