MSS. 6. 1869-1890. 0.33 cubic feet. Chaplain of the 17th Virginia infantry; college president and professor of English at the University of Mississippi. Letters relating chiefly to Johnson's 1871 book, "The university ...

MSS. 342. 1874-1974, scattered. 0.66 cubic feet. Family papers concerning the Watson and Wallace families of Strong, Mississippi. Includes: account books of the Strong Community Store, 1900s, 1911-1912 and an account book, ...

MSS. 2. 1816-1910. 0.66 cubic feet. The collection documents the history of the Elijah Hogan and Madison Fisk Ames families from 1816 to 1910 and comprise correspondence, legal papers, speeches and essays, business receipts, ...

MSS. 140. 1857-1971 (Bulk Dates: 1887-1966). circa 80 cubic feet. Correspondence, minutes, maps, photographs, ledgers, and other documents concerning the L. N. Dantzler Company and its related companies, based in Southern ...

MSS. 327. 1930-1981. 0.33 cubic feet. Family papers, including correspondence, deeds, clippings, newspapers, and a Civil War quartermaster's account book.

MSS. 411. 1873-1883. 0.12 cubic feet. Photographs (2), recipe for taming horses, receipt, eulogy, and ledger, concerning Turner, a resident of Montgomery County, Mississippi. Photocopies.

MSS. 254. 1951 and undated. 0.02 cubic feet. Reminiscences of Puckett (1867-1962) of Lowndes County, Mississippi, concerning his education and success in the construction business. Contains a 1951 letter and a transcription ...

MSS. 39. 1848-1939. 0.33 cubic feet and 1 reel microfilm. Letters, business papers, broadside and World War I letters concerning the Hardy family of Columbus, Mississippi, and Paris, Texas.

MSS. 384. 1914-1928. 1 cubic foot. Seven sets of architectural drawings and minutes of the Mississippi State Board of Architecture. The subjects of the drawings are courthouses in Walthall and Bolivar Counties, courthouse/jail ...

MSS. 30. 1838-1925. 2.66 cubic feet. Correspondence (1861-1906) and legal papers (1838-1917) of the Martin and Bates law firm, relating to civil cases in Chickasaw and Calhoun Counties, Mississippi, 11 volumes (1851-1908) ...