Letters written by Cyrus Byington to relatives in Massachusetts, while serving as a missionary to the Choctaw tribe near Eagle Town, Ark. 1 volume containing typescript copies of 31 letters.

Undated broadsides, printed and circulated or posted at unidentified locales, advertising the Reverend Mr. Newton's free lectures on the Osage, Choctaw, and Cherokee Indians, among whom he served as a missionary for the American Board of Foreign Missions, and on the newly founded Far West Seminary in Washington County, Arkansas.

Copies, made from original printed broadsides preserved in the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art, Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Included are typed transcripts, prepared by the donor, of two personal narratives: E.L. Compere, Border Missionary, by Jane Lyon (Compere) Pipkin, written in 1944; and Autobiography of William Minor Pipkin.

This collection contains research materials on Sunnyside and Tontitown, Arkansas that were compiled by Edward Stibili during his research for Pietro Bandini: Missionary, Social Worker, and Colonizer, 1852-1917 (2017). Collection materials are predominantly photocopies of books, periodicals, archival sources, and correspondence; the collection does not contain original 19th- or 20th- century documents.