Manuscripts
Daughters of the American Revolution (Magnolia State Chapter) Scrapbooks (Z/2161)
History:
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized in the home of Mary S. Lockwood on November 11, 1890. The organization was incorporated in Washington, D.C., in 1891 and chartered by an act of Congress in 1896 to promote historical, educational, and patriotic endeavors. The NSDAR is a lineage-based society with over three thousand chapters in the United States.
Z 2160.000 Tippy (R.R.) Railroad Collection
Z 2160.000 S
TIPPY (R. R.) RAILROAD COLLECTION
Access to boxes 4 and 6 is by permission of manuscript curator only.
Biography/History:
Daniel S. Farrar, Jr. and Family Papers, Accretion (Z/2159)
Dates: 1764; 1842-1989; n.d.
Original Robert Dunbar family tree is restricted; reference photocopy must be used instead.
Biography:
Daniel Farrar
Walter Wesley Crawford, M.D. Papers (Z/2158)
Biography:
Walter Wesley Crawford
Red Lick School (Jefferson County, Miss.) Minute Book (Z/2157)
Dates: 1836-1863.
History:
The Red Lick School was established in Red Lick, Jefferson County, Mississippi, in January of 1836. This town is located about five miles southeast of Lorman. A total of fifty-eight students attended the school in 1859, and it continued to operate through at least 1863.
Charlotte Stewart Collection (Z/2156)
Dates: 1830-1833; 1845-1847; 1854-1855.
Biography:
Peter Quin, Jr.
Z 2155.000 Chicago Mill and Lumber Company Records, Accretion
Z 2155.000 S
CHICAGO MILL AND LUMBER COMPANY RECORDS, ACCRETION
Eugene Beverly Ferris, I, and Family Papers, Accretion (Z/2154)
Dates: 1824-1938; 1943; 1944; 1954; 1989.
Original Harvey family correspondence is restricted; reference photocopies must be used instead.
Biography:
Edward Ferris
Z 2153.000 Illinois Central Railroad Company Records
Z 2153.000 S
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY RECORDS
Biography/History:
The Illinois Central Railroad Company was chartered in the state of Illinois on February 10, 1851. Its purpose was to build a rail line in Illinois connecting Cairo, located at the fork of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and Galena, located at the extreme northwestern corner of the state. The company completed additional rail lines between Centralia, Illinois, and Dubuque, Iowa, on September 27, 1856.
Edwin William Ford Ministerial Record (Z/2152)
Collection Details:
Collection Name and Number: Edwin William Ford Ministerial Record (Z/2152).
Creator/Collector: Edwin William Ford.
Date(s): 1887-1920.
Size: 0.30 cubic feet.
Language(s): English.
Processed by: MDAH staff.
Provenance: Gift of Donor, of Place, State, on Date; Z/U/XXXX.XXX.
Repository: Archives & Records Services Division, Mississippi Department of Archives & History.