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Eugene Fitch Ware collection
The correspondence is almost exclusively between Ware and William E. Connelley. They discuss their various research and publications, personal and business matters, and on Kansas and national politics.
Eustace Mullins papers
This collection contains requests to receive Aryan League materials from Mullins, newspaper clippings, and drafts of some of Mullins’s essays. Mullins was the founder of both the Aryan League and the Institute for Biopolitics.
Eva A. Brown diary
Eva Jessye photographs
This collection contains photographs of Eva Jessye, an African American choral conductor and educator best known for her long-standing musical direction of George Gershwin's opera, Porgy and Bess, beginning in 1935. The photographs are from Pittsburg State University in Kansas and the University of Michigan, where she established eponymous music collections in the 1970s.
Evan Wright family papers
The Evan Wright family papers are mostly made up of Evan Wright’s short stories and newspaper columns, and some of his professional and technical writing and speeches. A few papers belonging to Levy Wright, Evan’s father, are included, as well as some papers belonging to Evan Wright’s great-grandfather, Charles DeWolf, from his time as a Missouri Union soldier in the Civil War. Photocopies of DeWolf’s Civil War diary are also included, as well as DeWolf family photographs and a scrapbook.
Everett Samuel Dellinger Collection
This collection includes information on Everett Samuel Dellinger and contains his story writing and biographical information. The records include a pulp fiction magazine, censuses, and related memorabilia such as photographs and obituaries. Also included is biographical information on Dale E. Dellinger and correlated articles and photographs.
Evidence against and Defence of Edward Montagu, 2nd Earl of Manchester
Evidence in the Haystack Murder Cases
Evidence in the Haystack Murder Cases in No Man's Land [Indian Territory], resulting from the county seat contest in Stevens County, Kansas. Washington, D. C. Bound with letters from C. M. Horton, Examiner; T. W. Johnson, Foreman of the Grand Jury; S. Taliaferro, U.S. Attorney; Richard Olney, U.S. Attorney; and James M. Hill.
Excerpts from Cotton and Harley Manuscripts
Extracts from Cotton and Harley Manuscripts
Exchange Bank (Lenora, Kan.) records
This collection contains alphabetical files maintained by Exchange Bank of Lenora (Norton County), Kansas, for the years 1932-1933, 1935-1938.
Exchange of letters between Bayard Taylor and E.L. Brown about reading verse
Collection of 3 unbound letters: literary.
Exercise books and a printed pamphlet about political economy
Exercise books numbered I to II with cover-titles "Political economy" containing lecture notes. Exercise books numbered I and II with cover-titles "Notes on Political Economy" Exercise book with cover-title "Essay in Political Economy: Effects of a System of Preferential Tariff within the British Empire"
Exorcism: an ode / a poem by Lazlo Ernst (pseudonym)
Extracts from the works of Saint John Chrysostom, in Russian, with some other works
Extracts from the homilies, sermons, and treatises of Christian saint and biblical interpreter John Chrysostom (347-407 CE) in Russian, probably written down in the 16th or 17th century.
Extrait des maximes manuscript
This volume provides brief principles of military science, dating from 1747 and written in French. Included is a later plan of battle of Lobositz, October 1, 1756, added in German.
Eyre-Bambridge case record
Copy of testimony and letters used as evidence and presented to the British House of Commons' Committee appointed to enquire into the State of the [Gaols] in April 1730, after Member of Parliament (MP) James Oglethorpe became aware of the brutalities of the debtors' prisons and established the committee in February 1729.
F. B. Silkman letter
F. D. Drake certificate of honorable discharge, First Regiment Cavalry, Kansas Volunteers
This honorable discharge certificate was issued to Private F. D. Drake for service from January 24 to February 18, 1856 in the First Regiment Cavalry of Kansas Volunteers, organized to defend the people of Kansas Territory "against lawless agressions." The certificate, dated February 18, 1856 at Lawrence City, Kansas, is signed by free-state loyalists and commanders G. [Gaius] Jenkins, C. [Charles] Robinson, Robert Klotz, and James [Leyate?].
F. Wesley Krambeck photograph collection
The collection consists of thirty-nine photographs of Kansas railroad depots taken by Mr. Krambeck and one view of the Horton, Kansas railroad shops copied by Mr. Krambeck.
Fahrländer family letters
This collection consists of original letters and typed translations, with contextual notes, from Fahrländer family members and friends in both Germany and the United States to Hermann or Herman Fahrländer, who moved to the United States in the 1880s.
Fair Mill and Elevator Company records
Falkland Islands Conflict Collection
Dr. John Laurence "Larry" Day served as a professor of journalism at the University of Kansas from 1966-1998. Dr. Day served as a foreign correspondent in Latin America and the Caribbean. In 1982, Dr. Day served as a correspondent during the Falkland Islands Conflict between Argentina and Great Britain. This collection contains newspapers, magazines, notes, U-Matic video cassettes, and press releases concerning the conflict.
Family estate papers of the Marquis de Sade
The Gaufridy Collection includes 1,880 manuscript letters and documents received by the Marquis de Sade's estate manager, Gaspard Gaufridy, and other materials from the Marquis, his wife, and other correspondents during the last quarter of the 18th century. The correspondence primarily concerns the management of the de Sade family estates. Also present are draft transcriptions in modernized French prepared in the mid-1960s by University of Kansas faculty and their students.
Family group photograph
This collection contains one mounted photograph of a family group, possibly brothers and sisters, bought at an auction in DeSoto, Kansas by Gene Muller.
Family History database project related to in-migration to Kansas
This project originated as part of the course requirements for History 8, United States History, 1865 to the Present, taught by William Juhnke, in an effort to build a database related to in-migration to Kansas. The collection has since been added to by Mark Rose.