This subseries includes oversize materials from Series 1-7 of this collection. The Winthrop Rockefeller materials (Box 63, Folder 3) are issues of theWR Campaigner. Correspondence (Box 63, Folder 8) includes a letter concerning the levy of troops for the War of 1812. Materials on Wittsburg are in same folder (Box 63, Folder 10) as materials on Cross County. The miscellaneous folder (Box 66, Folder 6) includes the diplomas Lula E. Cox (Galloway Female College, Searcy, 1915) and Palmer Danaher (Peabody High School, Little Rock, 1895). The newspaper clippings (Oversize Folder 2, Folder 3) consist of a clipping on the activities of the Georgia Colonization Company in Arkansas in 1894; and a clipping from an unidentified Black newspaper published in Pine Bluff which includes articles on the city council, Reverend J.C. Battle, the Nobles of Mystic Shrine, and the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias.

The" Notable Arkansans Scrapbook" (Box 63, Folder 5) consists of the following:

pp. 9-10 Sandy Faulkner.

pp. 11-12 Peyton Danley English/Elbert H. English.

p. 12 Chester Jennings/David O. Dodd/C.F. M. Noland.

p. 13 Matthew Cunningham.

p. 14 Roswell Beebe.

p. 15 Henry C. Caldwell.

p. 16 David O. Dodd.

p. 25 Harry Keatts.

pp. 26-28 Albert Pike.

p. 29 James Uncle Mac MacKrell.

pp. 30-31 Count Casimir Pulaski.

pp. 32-33 Thomas C. McRae III.

pp. 34-35 John Martineau.

pp. 36-37 Harvey Parnell.

p. 38 Samuel Taylor Family Tree/Don Joseph.

p. 39 Captain John B. Mosby Family Tree.

p. 40 Samuel [ ? ] Family Tree.

p. 41 Isaac Watkins Family Tree.

NOTE: Researchers are cautioned that many of the documents in this subseries were received in poor condition. Efforts have been made to treat documents for mold, and to remove hazardous metal fastenings such as pins. Nevertheless, researchers should handle these materials with care, and are encouraged to wear masks and gloves (available from the reading room attendant).