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Census roll of the Ottawa Tribe of Indians, treaty
Copy of census taken in 1862, including sex and age of enrollees. The census roll was approved May 9, 1864 and the library's copy was made Apr. 28, 1902.
Centennial reminiscences, or, My stories about Lawrence.
Seaman's reminiscence concentrates primarily on her memories of Lawrence at the turn of the 19th century. The collection includes a photocopy of the original handwritten manuscript and a complete typed transcription.
Center For Appropriate Technology records
This collection of Center for Appropriate Technology records contains materials, including correspondence, newsletters, data charts and resource guides, concerning environmentally sustainable technologies and energy resources, specifically as applicable to Douglas County, Kansas.
Central American textile maps
Collection includes copies of seven colonial era textile maps that feature notable landmarks and geographical features from Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua, and Mexico. Some of the maps were traced from original maps located at the General Archive of the Indies in Spain.
Central Newspaper Bureau of Kansas correspondence
Correspondence from the year 1916 of The Central Newspaper Bureau of Kansas (Lawrence, Kansas), an organization which served as a centralized agency for distribution, advertising, and sale of products via Kansas newspapers. Of the Bureau's correspondence which relates to specific products, much addresses the marketing of gascoils and auxiliary carburetors for purposes of improving automotive fuel efficiency.
Centron Corporation records
This collection includes materials and records created by Centron, a film production company based in Lawrence, Kansas, from its establishment through its purchase by Coronet in the 1980s. These materials cover financial documentation, production notes, photographic materials, audiovisual materials, film awards, and artifacts relating to Centron’s various film productions and to its overall operations.
Certificate for a share of property for John H. Swift
A certificate giving John H. Swift one share of "Town property of the Woodson Town Association" dated May 5, 1856.
Certificate of election
This collection consist of a certificate of election endorsed by the Board of County Commissioners of Conejos County, Colorado.
Certificate of election for I.I. Truex as Justice of the Peace.
Certificate of Louise H. Miller
This certificate of notary public of Louise H. Miller was signed by Calvin Coolidge.
Certificate of Past Grand's Degree issued to J. J. Kapp, Liberal Lodge no. 555, I.O.O.F, Liberal, Kansas
Certificate of Past Grand's Degree, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, issued to J. J. (James Johnson) Kapp, I.O.O.F. Liberal Lodge No. 555 (Liberal, Kansas), March 28, 1938. The certificate bears the embossing stamp of Liberal Lodge No. 555, showing its date of institution: September 26, 1903.
Certificate of purchase for five hundred shares of stock by James A. Drummond.
Certificate of purchase for five hundred shares of stock of the San Juan and New Jersey Discovery and Mining Company by James A. Drummond.
Certificate of stock in the Attica Exchange Bank (Attica, Kansas), issued to A.E. Shoemaker
A certificate for forty-six shares of stock in the Attica Exchange Bank (Attica, Kansas), issued to A. E. Shoemaker, April 18, 1894, signed M. A. Shoemaker, bank president, and A. J. Sample, secretary. The certificate bears the bank's embossing stamp, showing that the bank was chartered May 1, 1893.
Certification of Joseph Adams as an acceptable member of the Wesleyan Methodist Church (Easton, Kansas)
A handwritten statement by church secretary E. A. [Edmund A.] Barnard (Easton, Kansas), November 3, 1903, certifying Joseph Adams as an acceptable member of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. The statement bears a January 24, 1904 receipt date.
Chancellor Reports and Pleedings
Collection of approximately 200 translations of legal documents, many of which are undated but appear to be from the 15th century. Scholar's archives?
Chandler Worth Stephenson papers
This collection contains a complete record kept by Reverend Chandler Worth Stephenson of his daily activities and expenses for over a 50 year period, while he lived in Kansas, Michigan, and Ohio. The collection includes his diaries as well as loose papers removed from his diaries.
Chapin family genealogy
This family genealogy lists Chapin family members dating from 1675. The family lived in Bridgeport, Connecticut and Belleville, Kansas.
Charle V. Empere
Charles A. Smith glass plate negatives
Glass plate negatives taken by Charles A. Smith through a Kodak Eastman shop, previously known as Straight Arrow. The collection includes negatives of portraits, farm life, and the World's Columbian Exposition in 1893 in Chicago, Illinois and a very small number of images from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904 in St. Louis, Missouri. Collection also contains glass plates of Smith's travels across the central United States and in the Salt Lake, Utah area.
Charles and Julia Dandridge family papers
The Charles and Julia Dandridge family papers are those of a longtime African American Topeka, Kansas family. The papers specifically focus on the couple's older son, Pearl Milburn Dandridge, and his family.
Charles and Karen Tidwell Collection
The collection primarily documents Charles Tidwell's athletic achievements as a student at the University of Kansas. Materials in the collection include newspaper clippings, programs, publications, and photographs.
Charles Baker papers regarding the Lawrence Unitarian Society
A collection of correspondence, financial records, and miscellaneous items for the Lawrence Unitarian Society, 1936-1945.
Charles Bamfield Hoyt writings and correspondence
This collection contains a novel, correspondence, short stories, plays and other miscellaneous papers of Charles Bamfield Hoyt, journalist and author from Kansas.
Charles Benedict Driscoll papers
This group of letters and manuscripts represents the correspondence of Charles Benedict Driscoll with some of the United States's literarati and other leading figures of the 1920s through the 1940s. There are 73 items arranged chronologically, except for the undated items (which are arranged alphabetically), and the drafts of two articles written by Driscoll.
Charles "Buddy" Rogers papers
This collection includes publications, ephemera, photographs, correspondence, and other materials related to Kansas-born actor and musician Charles "Buddy" Rogers (1904-1999).