Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
- Discipline
-
- Arts and Humanities (998)
- History (934)
- Education (927)
- United States History (921)
- Social and Behavioral Sciences (872)
-
- Life Sciences (712)
- Race, Ethnicity and Post-Colonial Studies (595)
- African American Studies (587)
- Cultural History (581)
- Medicine and Health Sciences (339)
- Engineering (318)
- Physical Sciences and Mathematics (237)
- Entomology (167)
- Public Health (101)
- Agriculture (90)
- Mechanical Engineering (83)
- Plant Sciences (81)
- Forest Sciences (76)
- Animal Sciences (72)
- Political Science (69)
- Computer Sciences (68)
- Sociology (66)
- Psychology (61)
- Political Theory (53)
- Law (49)
- Educational Leadership (48)
- Operations Research, Systems Engineering and Industrial Engineering (45)
- Chemistry (43)
- Higher Education (43)
- Civil and Environmental Engineering (42)
- Keyword
-
- CHARM (1145)
- MS (735)
- Through the Lines: Letters From the Homefront (615)
- 1917-1945 (603)
- Finding aids (325)
-
- Manuscripts (325)
- Special Collections (325)
- Mississippi (259)
- Funeral notices (225)
- Slavery (210)
- Circuit Court (206)
- Enslaved persons (206)
- Lowndes County (206)
- Slaves (206)
- Criminal Files (204)
- State Court (204)
- Rural education (164)
- Mississippi State University -- Statistics -- Periodicals (131)
- ASERL (117)
- Soybean (101)
- Extension (90)
- Mississippi; Legal instrument (90)
- Legal Instrument (89)
- Rural schools (89)
- Civil War (86)
- Agriculture and Rural Life (83)
- Love letters; World War II letters (81)
- Libraries (80)
- Civil Rights (76)
- Mississippi State University -- Statistics (71)
- Publication Year
- Publication
-
- Sheet Music Collection (12976)
- University Archives Photograph Collection (9194)
- Theses and Dissertations (6308)
- Hays Ray Webb Collection (1907)
- Pamphlets (1235)
-
- Charles H. Templeton, Sr. Ragtime Festival (1172)
- MAFES Research Bulletins (891)
- Mississippi Coast Region (788)
- Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection (787)
- Photographs (730)
- Keesler Field (Keesler Air Force Base) (645)
- Reflector Collection, 1965-1975 (601)
- Historic Natchez Foundation (596)
- Montgomery County Probate Court (Alabama) (594)
- Theatre MSU and Blackfriars (578)
- Mississippi Capitol Region (548)
- James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers (535)
- Journal of Human Sciences and Extension (527)
- Correspondence (520)
- JMS Letterbooks (487)
- Proceedings of the Short Course for Seedsmen (483)
- MSU Founders Documents (458)
- A.G. Wineman & Sons Records, and Wineman, Williams, Guice, and Stockwell et al Family Papers (433)
- The Rural Educator (427)
- Darden Family Papers (419)
- Pine Belt Region (397)
- Mississippi Delta Region (385)
- CDVs (375)
- Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection (344)
- Civil Rights Correspondence (336)
- Publication Type
- File Type
Articles 54181 - 54210 of 54509
Full-Text Articles in Entire DC Network
Invoice, Isaac R. Wade For The Plantation To John A. Watkins, 1847
Invoice, Isaac R. Wade For The Plantation To John A. Watkins, 1847
Isaac Ross Papers
This invoice lists the household land building items purchased from Isaac R. Wade, Executor for the Prospect Hill plantation by John A. Watkins form May to July of 1847.
Invoice, Prospect Hill To A. J. Mcgill
Invoice, Prospect Hill To A. J. Mcgill
Isaac Ross Papers
This invoice lists items purchased by A. J. McGill from Prospect Hill Plantation from March to May of 1847.
Receipt, Prospect Hill To S. F. R. Abbaz, 1847
Receipt, Prospect Hill To S. F. R. Abbaz, 1847
Isaac Ross Papers
This receipt documents a payment of eleven dollars to Prospect Hill by S. F. R. Abbaz for services rendered in April 1847.
Statement, The Estate Of Isaac Ross To John A Watkins, 1847
Statement, The Estate Of Isaac Ross To John A Watkins, 1847
Isaac Ross Papers
This statement documents the purchases and payments made by the Isaac Ross estate to John A Watkins from January to May, 1847.
The Funeral Of And Odd Fellow, John C. Baker
The Funeral Of And Odd Fellow, John C. Baker
Sheet Music Collection
Portrait of Jasper S. Bakers, John C. Bakers, Emily E. Bakers, Sophia M. Bakers, Henry F. Bakers, and George E. Bakers
Santa Anna's Retreat, Cerro Gordo
Santa Anna's Retreat, Cerro Gordo
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of a man in uniform fleeing on a horse.
Dearest Mae, James Power
Aaron Spell Mount Letter, October 30, 1846, Charles E. Mount
Aaron Spell Mount Letter, October 30, 1846, Charles E. Mount
Aaron Spell Papers
30 October 1846 letter to A. Spell from C. E. Mount in reply to Spell's reasons for poor crop quality and a request for extension of payment on his account. Page 2 contains the address of A. Spell and a postmark stamped 11 December from New Orleans.
Aaron Spell Mount Letter, 1846, Charles E. Mount
Aaron Spell Mount Letter, 1846, Charles E. Mount
Aaron Spell Papers
10 October 1846 letter from C. E. Mount to A. Spell seeking information about the next cotton shipment and his plans for paying off his debt to A.M. Nathan.
Letter, From Emily Webb Sharp And John Sharp To Micajah And Harriet Webb And Robert B. Webb, October 10, 1846, Emily Webb
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten letter, dated October 10, 1846, Emily C. Webb Sharp writes from Florida to her parents, Micajah and Harriet Webb in Kosciusko, Mississippi to let them know she and her husband made it to Florida to her aunt and uncle. She details the visit and how her aunt and uncle are doing, what her and her husband's options are for where to settle down, and ask them to sell some of her things for her and send her other things. Her husband, John Sharp added a letter written to Emily's brother, Robert. B. Webb detailing the hunting and …
Letter, H. Frances In Natchez, Mississippi To Samuel Henry, Prescott, Massachusetts, October 1, 1846, H. Frances
Letter, H. Frances In Natchez, Mississippi To Samuel Henry, Prescott, Massachusetts, October 1, 1846, H. Frances
Todd A. Herring Archival Collection
This handwritten letter, written in script from H. Frances in Natchez, Mississippi to Samuel Henry in Prescott, Massachusetts discusses the writer's friendship with Mr. Prescott, homesickness for friends, health and the lack of yellow fever cases in the south, mourning the death of a loved one and the lack of intention toward marriage.
Aaron Spell Account 24 Bales Cotton, 1846, Asher M. Nathan
Aaron Spell Account 24 Bales Cotton, 1846, Asher M. Nathan
Aaron Spell Papers
11 April 1846 account for twenty-four bales of cotton brought to New Orleans on the steamboat M.B. Hamer and sold in New Orleans for Aaron Spell.
Aaron Spell Account 18 Bales Cotton, Charles E. Mount
Aaron Spell Account 18 Bales Cotton, Charles E. Mount
Aaron Spell Papers
4 November 1846 account for eighteen bales of cotton brought to New Orleans from Yazoo City on the steamboat Pathfinder and sold in New Orleans for Aaron Spell.
Bill Of Sale For Caroline, Charles T. Miles
Bill Of Sale For Caroline, Charles T. Miles
Darden Family Papers
Bill of sale from Charles T. Miles to John P. Darden for a slave girl named Caroline.
Letters, Booth R. E. Meade And Fanny Meade, Rose Cottage, Columbus, Mississippi, To Dr. Thomas T. Meade, Hamburg, Mississippi, July 13, 1846
Todd A. Herring Archival Collection
These handwritten letters, written in script and dated July 13, 1846, from Booth R. E. Meade and Fanny Meade at Rose Cottage, Columbus, Mississippi, to Dr. Thomas T. Meade in Hamburg, Mississippi discusses sickness in Columbus and provides an update on the plantation. The ink on the pages has bled through making the letters appear to be superimposed. The first letter, written by Booth R. E. Meade is addressed ""Dear Brother"" and the second letter, written by Fanny Meade, is addressed ""Dear Cousin.""
Document, Suit For Money Owed To Stephen T. Logan And Abraham Lincoln By James D. Smith, January 5, 1846
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This legal document includes a fee bill at the top that itemizes money owed to Stephen T. Logan and Abraham Lincoln by James D. Smith followed by the suit filed in the Circuit Court and witnessed by the Clerk, John C. Calhoun, alleging that the bill has gone unpaid with the command that the twenty-one dollars and forty-eight cents debt is to be paid. The document was signed January 5, 1846 by the Circuit Court Clerk, John C. Calhoun.
The Picture, E. Ford
The Picture, E. Ford
Daniel Williams Papers
A handwritten poem called "The Picture." Grouped with another poem by "E. Ford," dated in 1846.
New Year, E. Ford
Menard County, Illinois Pollbook, Featuring Abraham Lincoln, August 1846
Menard County, Illinois Pollbook, Featuring Abraham Lincoln, August 1846
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This handwritten poll book includes names and tick marks for candidates. Abraham Lincoln is included in the poll along the top margin.
Speech Of Hon. S.A. Douglass On Illinois [Sic]: On The Mexican War, Delivered In The House Of Representatives, May 13, 1846., Stephen Aronld Douglas
Speech Of Hon. S.A. Douglass On Illinois [Sic]: On The Mexican War, Delivered In The House Of Representatives, May 13, 1846., Stephen Aronld Douglas
Pamphlets
Caption title.
There's A Good Time Coming, Stephen Collins Foster
There's A Good Time Coming, Stephen Collins Foster
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of black text and simple curving lines on white background
Mary Blane, J. W. Turner
The Morning Star, P. H. Masi
She Sleeps In The Valley, L.V.H. Crosby
Receipt For Purchase Of Land, December 7, 1845
Receipt For Purchase Of Land, December 7, 1845
Darden Family Papers
This receipt, dated December 7, 1845, is for the sale of land from J. P. Darden to C. L. Miles for the price of ten dollars. The payment was received by C. L. Heiler.
Circuit Court Judgement Receipt, November 15, 1845
Circuit Court Judgement Receipt, November 15, 1845
Isaac Ross Papers
This receipt acknowledges the payments made by Isaac R. Wade to John C. Ricks, Ricks' attorney, William S. Sayer, and the apothecary and doctor bill in the under the terms of the judgement made by the Circuit Court of the Southern District of Mississippi during the May term, 1845 in the John R. Ricks v. Isaac R. Wade, executor of the Isaac Ross estate.
Bill Of Sale For Enslaved Person, November 15, 1845
Bill Of Sale For Enslaved Person, November 15, 1845
Isaac Ross Papers
This bill of sale, dated November 15, 1845, transfers ownership of two enslaved men named Jackson and William from John C. Ricks to Isaac R. Wade for a cost of twelve hundred dollars.
Letter, Howell Adams In Lowndes County, Mississippi, To W.R. Smith In Scotland Neck, Halifax County, North Carolina, September 29, 1845, Howell Adams
Todd A. Herring Archival Collection
This handwritten letter, written in script from Howell Adams to Mr. W. R. Smith, describes sickness, corn crops, the weather, Howell's thoughts on buying some land, and his dealings with the ""Estate.""
Document, Latham Guardianship Case, August 5, 1845
Document, Latham Guardianship Case, August 5, 1845
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This legal document, dated August 5, 1845, is a respondent of Abraham Lincoln's guardian ad litemship of the five latham children. The document is signed, A. Lincoln. The information on the back of the document names the case as Richard Latham, et al vs. Catherine Latham, filed August 5, 1845 by J. Calhoun, Clerk.
Draft Of Power Of Attorney Document, Walter Wade To Isaac R. Wade, April 15, 1845
Draft Of Power Of Attorney Document, Walter Wade To Isaac R. Wade, April 15, 1845
Isaac Ross Papers
In this draft of a power of attorney statement, Walter Wade and three other unnamed people giving their attorney, Isaac R. Wade the permission to sign on their behalf for the case of Isaac R. Wade v. the American Colonization Society as it stands in the courts in Mississippi.