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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.
Family history index of the Betty Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Family Pedigree Charts
Photocopies of Chaffin-Shorb pedigree chart and of Baker-Brenner pedigree chart.
Fannie Dixon photograph album
Farmer's account book of Michael McNally
Book of accounts for an early 19th century Irish farmer. McNally holds land from "Mr Baker": leaf 151 pays tithes to "Ternan": leaf 6. Contract IV: 1 has clause "Being first...read to the parties by Richd McNally" Yeates or Yeats landowners show up in VIIB; 22 May 1820 McNally pays Wn Yeats for "Law." Itemized funeral expenses for Wm McNally of Doolough at foot of leaf 12a. Iv:1 and MS P385:1 separately cataloged. Landowners not traced.
Farmers directory for Douglas and Franklin Counties, Kansas
An incomplete version of the Farmers Directory for Douglas and Franklin Counties, Kansas
Farmers State Bank and Overland Park State Bank telegrams
Father Robert Layne papers
Fr. Robert Layne served as pastor of St. David's Episcopal Church, Topeka, Kansas. This collection of his papers includes correspondence and sermons.
Fay Talley papers
The collection of Fay Stainbrook Talley, a longtime Lawrence, Kansas, resident, contains primarily photocopies of reference material for genealogical research, Talley family genealogical information, and materials relating to her participation in various clubs and organizations including the Lawrence Flower Club, Douglas County Historical Society, Rebekah Lodge, and Pilot Club.
F.E. Kittredge letter
This letter was written in 1875 by the Reverend Frank E. Kittredge, a Unitarian minister temporarily serving as pastor at Tremont, Illinois. His letter to another church (recipient unidentified) is one of inquiry and interest in its ministerial opening.
Federal Theatre Project collection
A collection of 21 plays, studies, and other works, in 23 volumes, produced by (or related to) the Federal Theatre Project, a division of the Works Progress Administration (W.P.A.). The collection represents primarily research studies and reports (particularly as pertains to theatre history), and a small number of play and radio scripts. Many of the items in this collection indicate they came out of the Region of the West and/or the Research Bureau.
Film by Paul Hausman
Film of one of the churches located at 9th and Vermont Streets in Lawrence, Kansas. Includes shots of churchgoers leaving church and views of Vermont Street, near Massachusetts Street in downtown Lawrence.
Film, transcripts and letters relating to getting it together -- a film on larry eigner poet
Finance de l'Angleterre collection
Financial accounts, reports, etc, concerning the English administration of Tangier
Financial accounts and reports concerning the British administration of Tangier, 1662-1683; a passport from Tangier to England, 1669; and a plan of the Cupboard Room [in Whitehall where the Tangier records were kept?].
Financial records of the Shepherd & Henry hardware store
Financial records of a hardware store in Quindaro, Kansas run by William Shepherd and D.D. Henry.
First Baptist Church of Leavenworth, Kansas History
The First Baptist Church of Leavenworth, Kansas History is a typewritten history of the African American church, which was organized in 1857.
First Christian Church records
This collection contains the records of the First Christian Church of Lawrence, Kansas, including financial records, service bulletins, administrative records, newsletters and pamphlets, and photographs.
First National Bank of Bolivar, Missouri records
This collection of the First National Bank records, Bolivar, Missouri, contains bank books, stock certificate book, and bank records. Much of the collection includes the financial records of several businesses operated by the Viles family.
First Presbyterian Church of Lawrence records
The First Presbyterian Church of Lawrence, Kansas was founded in 1858. This collection contains historical records and books, photographic and audiovisual material, correspondence, some small artifacts, news clippings, church publications, and miscellaneous documents related to the history and workings of the church.
“First Twenty Years of the M. E. Church”
The manuscript is an early history of the Eureka Methodist Episcopal Church specifically from 1865-1885, as well as a history of the town of Eureka, Geenwood County, Kansas in general, with tangential reference to other churches operating at the time. The history is followed by a timeline of improvements to the church building and organ, dating from 1893 through 1978.
First United Methodist Church records
These records of the First United Methodist Church of Lawrence, Kansas, which date from 1877 to 1971, also include records generated under the church's earlier name, the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Lawrence. Included are records of church finances, members, marriages, funerals, baptisms, conferences, activities of the church's Loyal Ladies Class, its Epworth League of junior members, and special events in the church's history.