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Ruth M. Deviney's soldier diary
Ruth M. Deviney's soldier's diary with entries from May 1941 - October 1945.
Ruttilio Scotti manuscript
An unpublished historical work on one of the great monastaries of the Western Church, Subiaco, established by St. Benedict, and its surrounding territories in central Italy.
S. F. Neely letters to E. L. Carney
These two letters from U.S. Marshall S. F. Neely, District of Kansas, are written to Leavenworth, Kansas attorney Edwin L. Carney, a son of second Governor of Kansas Thomas Carney. Neely's letters to Carney seek payment of costs billed to him for a Wyandotte County, Kansas citation issued in the case of the United States vs. The Black Bob Band of Shawnee Indians.
S.A. Benedict papers
S.A. Benedict was a farmer in the Reno (Leavenworth County), Kansas area during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. This collection contains 2 accounting books, a journal, correspondence of the Benedict family, and deeds.
S.A. Wood correspondence
Correspondence of S.A. Wood, a lawyer in Lawrence, Kansas, in which he attempts to trace people for repayment of loans he had made using U.S. Savings Bonds as collateral
Saint Sauveur book of medical and technological receipts
Primarily medical receipts (informal directions for compounding and administering folk-remedies); some horse-medicine; also directions for making pigments, for fishing, for removing ink-spots, for secret writing, for catching birds, for making varnish, for mending china...
Sall Curry's notebook
Scrapbook/commonplace book, labeled "Album" on the cover and kept by Sall Curry, an Irish nun who traveled to Poland and Russia around the turn of the 19th/20th centuries. Includes verse and prose written and copied by Curry, as well as notes and autographs from friends and family. The volume also contains some pressed flowers and plants, drawings, and watercolors.
Sally M. Casad collection
Photocopy of Sally M. Casad's short collection of stories entitled, "Champs!: the NCAA Basketball Playoffs of 1988." The paper covers the Elite Eight, Final Four, and Championship games of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's tournament. The University of Kansas won the tournament at Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Missouri.
Sally Six Hersh papers
This collection consists of materials from Sally Six Hersh's drama studies and career teaching drama in Lawrence, Kansas, working with elementary and junior high students. It includes scripts, photographs of productions, reference and research material, and other related materials used by Hersh for teaching drama and developing curriculum.
Salmon Child letter
Letter from Salmon Child to his children, beginning "I, your aged and troublesome Parent...."
Sam Anderson World War II ration books
The collection consists of two ration books used by Sam Follett Anderson of Lawrence, Kansas during World War II.
Samuel Brooks Anderson papers
This collection consists of account books, correspondence, lecture notes, and a painting that belonged to physician Samuel Brooks Anderson, who moved to Lawrence, Kansas soon after Kansas became a state.
Samuel Brown letter
Samuel Brown (1817-1856) was a Scottish chemist and author of Portobello (now a suburb of Edinburgh). In this letter to an unidentified friend, he writes about the people with whom he dined at a dinner party, including his dinner partner, Miss Helena Faucit (1814-1898), an English actress.
Samuel C. Jackson papers
Samuel C. Jackson was a lawyer and active civil rights leader, serving many organizations as an advocate throughout his lifetime. The Samuel C. Jackson papers largely consist of speeches and articles given by Jackson as a representative of various organizations, as well as awards and certificates received by Jackson for his many years of service.
Samuel Clarke Pomeroy letters
Samuel Emmons Hudson diary
This diary, one of four extant, is incomplete. In its entries Hudson notes weather conditions, his daily activities and those of his family. Farming activities and social occasions are consistently detailed.
Samuel Hunt Davis autobiography
Notebook containing an autobiography, dated July 2, 1931, with a biographical sketch of Homer Winslow Davis, an autobiographical sketch of Emma Stubbs Davis, and a history of the Hesper monthly meeting dating from circa 1955. Clippings (including obituaries), annotated map of New Orleans and vicinity, a family genealogy, and two pieces of correspondence accompany manuscript.
Samuel Jay Crumbine letter
Letter, "To Violet and Warren," dated Jackson Heights, N. Y., December 14, 1946. The letter comments extensively on the authenticity of Wright's book. There is also autobiographical information about Crumbine, who practiced medicine in Dodge City from the early 1880s to 1904.
Samuel Johnson Crawford papers
The papers in the collection concern negotiations for settlement of a land sale in Oklahoma Territory for the Cheyenne and Arapaho. Crawford, along with Matt G. Reynolds of St. Louis, D. B. Dyer of Kansas City, and John D. Miles of Oklahoma, served as attorneys employed to prosecute a suit for the land by the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes. The correspondence is primarily between the four attorneys concerning their actions on behalf of the two tribes.
Samuel Knox business papers
Samuel Lyle Adair papers
Account of the life of Frederick Brown by Samuel Lyle Adair and printed endorsement voucher, dated Leavenworth, KS.
Samuel M. Strickler collection
Samuel Strickler was Brigadier General of the Kansas Militia in the early 1860s during the United States' Civil War. Most of this collection pertains to organizing militia companies in Kansas; there are also two photographs in the collection.
Samuel N. Simpson letter
A letter from S.N. (Samuel Newell) Simpson of Lawrence, Kansas to John Brown in Boston Massachusetts dated November 18, 1859, two weeks before Brown’s execution. Simpson sent a circular about the establishment of Monumental College in Kansas and a letter of explanation. The circular is the first edition, and second known copy of the solicitation for funds to establish a college in Kansas.
Samuel Newitt Wood papers
Correspondence, statements concerning his murder, and clippings.
Samuel Ryan Curtis letter
Letter to Quarter Master General M. C. Meigs. Dated Ft. Leavenworth, Dept. of Kansas, June 16, 1864.