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James A. Butin account sheets and diary
This collection includes a volume, Physicians' diary 1924, and 2 account sheets from 1958-1961 of Dr. James A. Butin, who had practices in Fredonia and Chanute, Kansas.
James A. Healy collection of Irish-related printed materials
Newspaper clippings, article reprints, photocopies of signed letters, newsletters, and other printed material and ephemera gathered by James Healy (1890-1975) regarding Irish literature, culture, and history of the late 19th and 20th centuries.
James A. McHenry family papers
In these family papers of Topeka, Kansas resident James A. McHenry, Jr. are biographical records of his great-great-grandfather J. C. Hebbard, a prominent pioneer in territorial Kansas and in early state history. A newspaper article that Hebbard wrote about the Burleigh family is also incuded. At RH MS-P P859 is a portrait of Hebbard and his wife Rosetta. Included in the papers is a published statement regarding the United Nations by McHenry's grandmother Lena Baxter Schenck.
James Agnew Finley correspondence
A letter and photocopy from James Agnew Finley to his sister.
James and Fern Nelson-Coffin collection
This collection contains correspondence and newspaper clippings between Sergeant James Coffin, his future wife Fern Nelson, and their families during World War II.
James Ashford Manka papers
The James Ashford Manka papers are concerned primarily with Manka's peripheral activities, including politics and religion. The collection has been arranged by subject. File folders with this subject arrangement were maintained by Manka and fall into five categories and form a rough chronology of Manka's activities.
James B. English letters
This collection contains letters from James B. English during his service to the United States when stationed in Di An and Long Binh, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The letters are to his family and have been arranged chronologically by date sent.
James Bibb papers
James W. Bibb served as the Budget Director for the state of Kansas, and later as the Business and Fiscal Affairs officer at the University of Kansas. This collection includes articles and publications regarding budgetmaking at state and university levels, some authored by Bibb; personal correspondence; and documents regarding university programming, lecture notes, speeches, scrapbooks, and photographs.
James Campbell Cooper diary
Diary kept in Jones County, Iowa, September 1, 1856 - September 24, 1858. The author is preoccupied with the weather and the operation of his farm.
James Craft correspondence
Correspondence from Union soldier James Craft to his wife, Nancy Craft, during the Civil War. The letters express his longing for home, sickness in the camp, and efforts to send money to help Nancy with managing the house.
James D. Mendenhall photograph collection
This collection contains photographs of the Castle Rock Badlands in Kansas.
James Dewey family collection
The James Dewey family collection consists mainly of his parents' letters, papers, and photographs concerning their service in World War II. Dewey's father, Ernest Dewey, served in the army and his mother, Helen Scamell, in the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service). There are also two generations of family photographs from his mother’s side, including some items from his grandfather, Ralph Scamell, an architect in Topeka, Kansas.
James E. Butler papers
The James E. Butler papers are those of a native Kansan and longtime Manhattan, Kansas resident. After over 30 years of Army service, Butler was appointed to the Kansas Human Rights Commission, on which he served for over 25 years.
James F. Woodson papers
The Papers of James F. Woodson are those of a native African American Kansan who was an active member of Bethel A.M.E. Church in Hutchinson, Kansas and owned the Armored Car Service.
James family correspondence
This collection includes letters sent to and from the relatives of Wallace and Dorothy (MacIvor) James. Letters are from family members and friends on both sides of the family, particularly Dorothy's MacIvor family. The collection also includes various newspaper clippings and ephemera that had been included with the letters.
James Findley Harrison diaries
Two diaries handwritten by James Findley Harrison in the mid and late 1860s. They give descriptions of his travels and eventual settling in Linn County, Kansas.
James Gower family papers
James Grauerholz collection of William S. Burroughs' journals and papers
This collection is comprised of ten manuscript journals kept by William S. Burroughs in the last year of his life, circa November 1996-July 1997, and transcriptions, photocopies, and drafts for Last Words: The Final Journals of William S. Burroughs, edited and with an introduction by James Grauerholz (2000).
James H. Holmes letter
James Harrison Carruth correspondence
This correspondence between two botanists, Smyth, who was on the faculty of Kansas State University and later Ohio State University, and J. H. Carruth, who was on the faculty at Baker University, Baldwin City, Kansas, is devoted nearly exclusively to discussion of Kansas flora. The bulk of the letters are from Carruth to Smyth.
James Henry Lane Papers
The collection includes correspondence, notes and source material, clippings, maps, photographs, documents, and other related items, dating primarily from 1841-1923.
James Henry letter and photograph
Letter, 1867, February 27. Brazos County, Texas. To Mr. R. H. and Susanah Miller, Lawrence, Kansas. And photograph, "Mexican Bake-Oven" by Miller.
James Howe papers
James P. Howe, an Associated Press foreign correspondent for 21 years, was the son of famous Kansas writer and newspaper publisher, Edgar Watson Howe, of the Atchison Globe. This collection consist of correspondence from 1956-1970, manuscripts of stories Howe was assimilatinginto a book, newspaper articles, legal papers, misc. short stories by Howe and other authors, and a scrapbook.
James Irwin Wolfe papers
The James Irwin Wolfe Collection contains personal correspondence of Wolfe's, correspondence relating to the Ozark Trails Association, and some legal materials relating to his law practice. The collection also contains manuscript copies of two poems and "Why is a Bachelor?", a lecture written by Wolfe for the Ohio Chautauqua in Waverly, Kansas in 1905.
James Joyce miscellany
A collection of photostat copies compiled by James F. Spoerri of Irish-born author James Joyce letters, primarily to publisher Grant Richards; poet Ezra Pound; Irish writer James Stephens; Joyce's daughter, Lucia Joyce; Joyce's sister, Eileen Joyce Shaurek, and others. The backs of some of the photostats are annotated with a repository name. Collection also includes some newspaper clippings and reprints of prospectuses for the novel Ulysses.