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North Lawrence postal records
Postal records from the North Lawrence post office, 1884-1885. Legible coverage includes records from Dec. 8, 1884 to Dec. 18, 1884 and March 14, 1385 to Sept. 30, 1885. The section from Jan. 1, 1885 to March 13, 1885 has been used as a scrapbook for newspaper clippings, mostly obituaries of early Kansas men.
Northeast Kansas Girl Scouts related records
Girl Scouts of the United States of America is a youth development organization that instills leadership skills in girls through community service, camping, hiking, and other outdoor excursions. This collection comprises the records of Girl Scout councils representing northeast Kansas, and particularly Douglas County, from the early years of Girl Scouting in the area in the 1920s through the beginning of the 21st century.
Northwestern Missouri photographic prints
Two black and white photographs of homes with families standing or seated outside with their dogs. One print was taken by Foulks' Model Studio of Renick, MO, and the other was by A. W. Manning's Studio of Edina, MO.
Nortonville (Kan.) police court records
Official record of cases brought before the police court by the city of Nortonville. Included are the names of the defendants, date, presiding judge, fines levied, court costs, nature of complaint, warrant information, and, in some cases, a description of the proceedings.
Notae in tres priores Institutionum libros et ad tit.de iurisd. om. iud. ff.
Volume of compiled writings possibly about the law, possibly written in France in the 16th and/or 17th centuries, in multiple hands.
Note from Anaïs Nin to Terrence Williams
A note written to Terrence Williams by American author Anais Nin.
Note on Richardson's addition to Vigors’ "Zoology of Beechey's Voyage"
Typed transcription of John Richardson's (1787-1865) "List of mammalia" and "Additional observations" as printed in Vigor's "Zoology..., 1839." Glossed in manuscript by Merriam.
Note to Professor John Ise and clippings about the Kansas Freedom Hunger Committee
Note to Prof. [John] Ise enclosing copies of newspaper clippings about the Kansas Freedom from Hunger Committee. Topeka, Kansas.
Notebook of the Friendly Ten Club
The notebook includes minutes and dues information of the Friendly Ten Club.
Notes and annotations in 1859 edition of The Manufacture of Photogenic or Hydro-carbon Oils
Notes and annotations relating to the history of elections in the county of Suffolk
Notes and records of Irish politics
Three items on Irish politics.
Notes for Parliamentary Speech about Patents for Salt Making
Bifolium: notes for Parliamentary speech [draft].Appears to be a draft with corrections, therefore probably in author's hand.
Notes on Macrobius’ Saturnalia by Thomas Gray
Notes by Thomas Gray (1716-1771) on the Roman author Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius' work Saturnalia, including very detailed references to individual phrases and words and citing both classical and contemporary authors. Gray was probably writing in Oxford, England in the 1740s.
Notes on Professor Hall performing surgery, Phiadelphia, Hahnemann Medical College
Notes on Professor Hall performing surgery.
Notes on Several Gaelic Works
An unknown writer from the British Isles makes notes on the Mirror of the Sacrament of Penance by Hugh McAngel, "A Dialogue between Oisin and Patrick", "A Dialogue between Tadhg and the Friar", and the description of several miracles. Some names and notes are in Gaelic, including a transcription of "The Miracle of Scuithin and Bishop Bairre". The notes were written on one bifolium, covering 4 pages.
Notes on the genealogy of the Chaplyn/Chaplin and Grover families of England
This volume contains a compilation in several hands of items related to the genealogy and history of the Chaplyn or Chaplin and Grover families of England, covering the 15th or 16th through 19th centuries. George Edward Grover is associated with the volume but may not have been the compiler, merely instead used as a source.
Notes on the Treaty of Paris
Novel prologue draft of Norman Mailer
Author's draft typescript of "The Time of the Evil Saint Prologue" to a novel, corrected for the printer. Begins "1. To be forced to admire what one instinctively hates..." Ends "... to search for the Devil while I carry with me the minds of some of you." Norman Mailer was a United States-based author and journalist of the 20th century.
Nüzliches Allerlei zur Haushaltung, written for Antoinette Weikart by her father
Book: household and cookery recipes, including some ciphers.
Oak Hill Cemetery lot certificate and deed, Lawrence, Kansas
The certificate is filled out by the City Clerk's Office, Sept. 17, 1867. The deed, for a lot in Oak Hill Cemetery, is signed by the Mayor and the city clerk, March 28, 1868.
Oak Ridge Birthday Club collection
The Oak Ridge Birthday Club was a women's social club for rural farmers' wives outside Lawrence, Kansas. The collection contains official records from the club, including constitutions, lists of members, annual programs, minutes and ledgers, as well as notes taken by club members and correspondence with the club. These records were retained by the club historian, Marie Ice, who donated them along with her notes and research on the history of the club.
Obligations by Peter Rogers, gent. of Middlesex and Peter Brockelsbye, gent, of St. Andrew's Holborn, Middlesex, to pay Edward Thomas de Graies 200 English pounds
Fragment of document. Obligation by Peter Rogers, gent. of Middlesex and Peter Brockelsbye, gent., of St. Andrew's Holborn, Middlesex, to pay Edward Thomas de Graces 200 English pounds or...
Observations on the practice of a Justice of the Peace, intended for the use of such gentlemen, as design to act for Middlesex or Westmister
Hints to Justice of the Peaces (with little legal knowledge) on how to keep out of trouble, and the deceptions practiced on them.
Observations on the Spectator
Paraphrases of and quotations from selected essays between no. 170 and no. 635 from the magazine The Spectator.