| Title |
Collection Number |
Description |
|
Steed
Family Papers |
M87-05 |
Charles
R. Steed was a farmer from Mayflower, Arkansas, who served as Faulkner County
sheriff from 1941 to 1942. He was appointed by the governor to replace R. E. Speaker,
who had resigned the position. His wife, Velma Steed, graduated from Arkansas
State Teachers College in 1929. She
spent the next twenty–five years teaching science at Conway High School.
This collection documents their experiences in Faulkner county ,
1919-1985. |
|
Clayton
Family Papers |
M87-07 |
The Clayton family was a prominent Conway family,
which operated a local grocery store. This collection consists of
correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, and
business papers , 1901-1980. |
|
Gale Stewart Papers
|
M88-03
|
Gale Stewart had a private law practice in Little
Rock, Arkansas, and she was active in the movement to prevent the
channelization of the Cache River, 1968-1986. |
|
Morris Family Papers
|
M88-05
|
The Morris Family papers hold
genealogy information and business papers from an White county farm family, 1820-1937. |
|
Larkin Wright Family Papers
|
M89-14
|
This collection offers an
interesting view of student life at Quitman college through family
correspondence and materials, 1861-1937. |
|
Eva Patton Papers
|
M89-23
|
This collection contains
photographs, personal
materials, and correspondence of a Faulkner county homemaker, 1907-1966. |
|
Milford Pete Atkinson Papers
|
M89-33
|
Milford Atkinson was
stationed in India, flying in many air attacks in World War II. His
collection consists of letters and photographs, 1943-1945. |
|
Madge Clayton Papers |
M90-01 |
Mrs. Clayton taught Latin and French
at Conway High School in Arkansas, and her collection contain letters to and
from her while she was away at college at Ouachita Baptist College and
Columbia University, 1927-1970. |
|
Brian Family Journal |
M90-06 |
Solomon M. Brian and his son William
S. Brian both contributed to a journey about their daily lives from
1861-1964 (Civil War years) and 1878-1904. |
|
Trulock Family Letters |
M90-09 |
The Trulock family owned a plantation
in Jefferson county and were later an influential family in Pine Bluff. This
collection is comprised of a genealogical survey and family letters written
between 1837-1866. |
|
Ross Smith Letters |
M90-12 |
Ross Smith served as a private during
World War I, and his collection contains his letters to his family from
1917-1920. |
|
Freeman-Robbins Papers |
M90-16 |
Allen Freeman fought in the Civil War.
His letters. which are written after the war had ended, tell
of this experience during and after the war, 1883-1912. This
collection also has the diary of Ruth Robbins, 1936-1949. |
|
Morris
S. Arnold Papers |
M91-02 |
Morris S. Arnold is currently a Judge
for the United States Court of Appeals/Eighth Circuit. His collection
holds family scrapbooks, memorandum opinions, and other legal paper,
1903-2004. |
|
Robert Armstrong Doyle Papers |
M91-08 |
Robert Doyle served in both World War
I and II. His collection holds letters, and military papers from both
wars. |
|
Robbins-Gifford Family Papers |
M91-13 |
This collection contains
correspondence dating back to 1918, and historical information on Rose Bud and
Heber Springs, Arkansas,1890-1985. |
|
Luther Blaney Papers |
M94-06 |
The Luther Blaney Papers consists of
family, estate, and insurance records, 1883-1987. |
|
Cochran Family Papers |
M95-01 |
The Cochran family papers represents a
family experience in Little Rock, Arkansas through correspondence business
and legal papers, and Civil War Diary, 1859-1975. |
|
Virgie
Britt Diaries |
M96-01 |
Virgie Britt was the mother of the
late Maurice "Footsie" Britt, Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas. These
diaries tell of her daily accounts,1963-1967. |
|
Annielaura M. Jaggers Papers |
M96-04 |
The Jaggers papers contain the
research material for the book, A Nude Singularity: Lily Peter of
Arkansas, by Annie Laura Jagger on Miss. Lily Peter: teacher, poet,
plantation owner, author, and photographer, 1891-1991. |
|
Coal Hill Materials |
M98-06 |
Mrs. Anita Elias family was a
prominent family in Johnson county Arkansas. This collection
reflects their lives through family papers, yearbooks, newspapers, and
photographs, 1880-1969. |
|
Ruth Farmer Collection |
M02-02 |
Ruth Farmer was a former employee at
UCA and her collection contains photographs, newspaper clippings and
correspondence from a Arkansas family in the late 1800s to the early 1900s.
|
|
James Alexander Ogletree/Julie
Avra Ogletree Genealogy |
M05-06 |
James and Julie Ogletree moved to Arkansas
shortly after the Civil War. This collection contains Genealogic
information from both the Avra and Ogletree families in Arkansas. |