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Letter from I. C. Brickey, Corresponding Secretary, Batesville (Independence County), 18 December 1851, to William C. Buck, Corresponding Secretary, Bible Board, Nashville, Tennessee, concerning action of the Executive Board of the White River, Arkansas, Baptist Convention.

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Printed booklet, "Arithmetic--Condensed and Exemplified," by Prof. J. P. Brown, L. I., of Bradford (White County), published by Tunnar & Pittard, Little Rock. Includes tables of measurement, land survey, forms for checks and deeds, and testimonials.

Content Description

Photographs and postcards, primarily of Arkansas people and places. Additionally, the collection includes photographic negatives that were received in an envelope labeled "Frank S. Robinson"; these negatives, which include images of the San Buena Ventura Mission and Museum, are likely primarily of people and scenes in California and the American West.

Scope and Content Note Correspondence, speeches, clippings, essays, memoranda, pamphlets, reports, bulletins, receipts, invoices, minutes of meetings, legislative bills, lists, invitations, notes, broadsides, and other documents relating to the personal, familial, professional, business, political, and other affairs of McRae, banker, lawyer, and legislator, United States Congressman (1885-1903), and Governor of Arkansas (1921- 1924). The collection includes the papers, 1930-1938, of Thomas Chipman...

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This collection contains a photocopied ledger of Oak Grove Cemetery interments for the years 1876-1889.

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This collection contains one greeting album.

Scope and Content Note Correspondence, memoranda, photographs, scrapbooks, financial records, and other material pertaining to the business, commercial, and legal affairs of Fort Smith, Arkansas merchant Mitchell Sparks, to the firm of Mitchell and Parke, and to the personal, familial, political, religious, educational, social, business, and legal affairs of the related Sparks- Bennett- Barling-Kannady-Pryor families, principally in and around Fort Smith and Van Buren, Arkansas and the Indian Territory....

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The papers contain correspondence, a will, and receipts. Correspondence originates from friends and family in Harrison County, Missouri, Pope County, Arkansas, and other Arkansas counties.

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Letters, mostly from George and Nancy Williams or Charles M. Williams (Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri) to Harvey A. and Missouri Tinney [Arkansas].