Linda Neville papers

Abstract

These papers represent the life and work of Linda Neville, whose vocation was the welfare of children and the prevention of blindness in Kentucky. Papers include such materials as financial and business records, patient case records, correspondence, publications, news clippings, personal memorabilia, and photographs.

Descriptive Summary

Title
Linda Neville papers
Date
1783-1974 (inclusive)
Extent
94.71 Cubic Feet
Subjects
Medical records -- Kentucky.
Legal files.
Legal briefs.
Medical care -- Kentucky -- History -- 20th century.
Trachoma.
Women in medicine.
Lawyers -- Correspondence.
Social workers -- Correspondence.
Blind -- Kentucky.
Blindness -- Prevention.
Eye -- Diseases.
Arrangement
Organized into the following series: Linda Neville, Neville family, Correspondence and papers; Financial materials, Mountain financial materials, Mountain Fund patient files, Publications, Subject files, and Photographs.
Finding Aid Author
Processed by Archives staff; machine-readable finding aid created by Beth Eifler
Preferred Citation
61m158 : [identification of item], Linda Neville papers, 1783-1974, University of Kentucky Special Collections.
Repository
University of Kentucky

Collection Overview

Biography / History
Born on April 23, 1873 in Lexington, Kentucky, Linda Neville devoted much of her life to the welfare of children and the prevention of blindness in Kentucky.
Her father, John Henry Neville, was a professor of Greek and Latin at Kentucky University (now Transylvania University) and later at the University of Kentucky. Her mother, Mary Payne, was from a prominent Lexington family. She had one sister, Mary.
Neville received a bachelor's degree in Greek and Latin from Bryn Mawr College in 1895, then returned to Lexington where she taught children out of her home and devoted much of her time to charity and juvenile court boards. This time marked the beginning of Neville's civic work, with her joining such organizations as the Gleaners of Christ Church Episcopal, the Lexington Civic League, the Associated Charities, and the Women's Christian Temperence Union. Neville also actively participated in the Fayette County women's suffrage movement.
In the summer of 1908, Neville accepted an invitation from her friend and fellow Lexington native Katherine Pettit to visit the Hindman Settlement School, located in the eastern Kentucky mountains of Knott County. While there, she witnessed many people with sight-related problems and learned of the prevalence of trachoma, a highly contagious form of conjunctivitis and a major cause of blindness in eastern Kentucky. Neville made it her priority to help these people, bringing back with her on that first trip the first of many patients to come to Lexington for medical treatment.
Neville often personally subsidized these patients and even opened her home to them while they received treatment in Lexington. In 1908, Neville established the Mountain Fund which enabled her to accept donations from family and friends to support the cause. The Fund enabled certain pupils of the Hindman Settlement School, as well as other eastern Kentuckians, to travel to Lexington and Louisville in order to receive care for their various ailments. Although the fund never exceeded more than $1000 in a year, donations in the form of clothing, transportation, and other gifts were also received. Moreover, Neville convinced several hospitals and physicians in Lexington and Louisville to provide free or discounted treatment for the Mountain Fund patients.
In cooperation with private practice oculists, Neville also helped set up trachoma clinics around the Kentucky mountains. Many of the people who visited these clinics, in need of long-term hospital care and too impoverished to pay for it themselves, eventually became Mountain Fund patients. The addition of financial support from the United States Public Health Service in 1915, along with administrative support from the American Red Cross, enabled the Mountain Fund to extend its coverage to patients outside of the mountains, as well as expand its work to include needy crippled children. This work continued until the formation of the Kentucky Crippled Children's Commission in 1924. The last trachoma clinic was held in 1924 when it was replaced by the establishment of county health services.
In addition to her work with trachoma, Neville helped to maintain several venereal clinics throughout Kentucky with the hope of reducing the number of newborns with eye problems caused by gonorrhea and syphilis. The number of babies born with these ailments significantly decreased as a result.
In 1910, Neville founded the Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness and became Executive Secretary. In conjunction with her work, she helped draft laws and lobbied successfully for legislation which struck at the causes of blindness. The first such law was the Opthalmia-Trachoma Reporting Law which required that all newborn babies with diseased eyes be reported to local boards of health. It also carried a provision for the instruction of midwives on the prevention of eye diseases.
Among her other activities, Neville was a Field Representative for the American Red Cross from 1919 to 1924, was a member of the Kentucky Child Welfare Commission, served on the State Board of Charities and Corrections from 1924-1928 (which later became the Department of Welfare), and served for many years as a consultant to the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. She also organized a nationwide network of health reformers with whom she consulted over the years.
Linda Neville received much recognition for her work towards the prevention of blindness. Most notably, the St. Louis Society for the Blind awarded her with the Leslie Dana Gold Medal in 1944.
Neville adopted two children whom she met as a result of her work, David Neville Devary and Joanna Pennington.
Linda Neville died on June 2, 1961 and is buried in the Lexington Cemetery.
Scope and Content
Biographical materials in this collection, ranging from 1783-1961, include sketches of Neville's life, her daily activity logs, news clippings, and personal keepsakes. Also present are the papers of several of Neville's relatives, including correspondence, business records, financial materials, and personal effects. Linda Neville's correspondence ranges from 1879 to 1959 and documents her relationship with such organizations as the Red Cross, the Kentucky State Board of Health, the Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness, and the Kentucky State Board of Charities and Corrections. There is also correspondence with other Lexington, Kentucky reformers, including Katherine Pettit of the Hindman Settlement School, Mary Breckinridge of the Frontier Nursing Service, and Mrs. Desha (Madge) Breckinridge, who was active in Lexington's women's suffrage movement. Financial materials include cancelled checks, bank statements, bills, deposit slips, and tax bills covering Neville's personal expenses during 1909-1958. Financial materials are also included for the Mountain Fund, the account Neville created in order to keep track of donations given to help needy eye patients, and contain bills received for services rendered to patients, as well as bills reflecting its daily operations. Patient files range from 1908-1958 and include the case records of individuals who applied to the Mountain Fund for medical assistance. Publications present within this collection include journals, newsletters, reviews, pamphlets, bulletins, reports, books, and legislation, mostly relating to blindness, trachoma, syphilis, prison reform, and social welfare reform. Subject files include materials representing Neville's various interests and reform efforts.
A collection of photographs (PA61M158) also exists for this collection, portraying people and events from Neville's personal and professional life.

Restrictions on Access and Use

Conditions Governing Access
Collection is open to researchers by appointment.
Some materials in this collection have been restricted due to the presence of personal identifying information.
Records in Boxes 103-105 and 117-160 are restricted through the year 2038 as follows:
1. Materials are accessible only with the permission of the appropriate curator or archivist.
2. Researchers must complete a manuscript restrictions form before access will be granted.
3. These materials may not be photocopied, microfilmed, digitized, or reproduced in any manner.
Use Restrictions
Property rights reside with the University of Kentucky. The University of Kentucky holds the copyright for materials created in the course of business by University of Kentucky employees. Copyright for all other materials has not been assigned to the University of Kentucky. For information about permission to reproduce or publish, please contact Special Collections.

Contents of the Collection

Linda Neville, 1895-1961, undated

Autobiographical narratives, 1917-1958, undated

1917-1939

  • Box 1, folder 1
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1940-1958

  • Box 1, folder 2
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undated

  • Box 1, folder 3
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Biographical sketches, 1922-1954, undated

1922-1954

  • Box 1, folder 4
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undated

  • Box 1, folder 5
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Biographical materials, 1905-1961, undated

Clippings, 1905-1929

  • Box 1, folder 6
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Clippings, 1930-1939

  • Box 1, folder 7
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Clippings, 1940-1949

  • Box 1, folder 8
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Clippings, 1950-1961

  • Box 1, folder 9
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Clippings, undated

  • Box 1, folder 10
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Educational records, undated

  • Box 1, folder 11
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Bibliography of works by or about Linda Neville, undated

  • Box 1, folder 12
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Drafts of will [hand written], 1954 and 1957

  • Box 1, folder 13
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Daily activities logs, 1913-1958

1913

  • Box 2, folder 1
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1916-1919

  • Box 2, folder 2
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Includes expenditures for daily activities.

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1916

  • Box 2, folder 3
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1917

  • Box 2, folder 4
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1918

  • Box 2, folder 5
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1919

  • Box 2, folder 6
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1920

  • Box 2, folder 7
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1922

  • Box 2, folder 8
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1923 January-June

  • Box 2, folder 9
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1923 July-December

  • Box 2, folder 10
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1924

  • Box 2, folder 11
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1926

  • Box 2, folder 12
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1929

  • Box 2, folder 13
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1934

  • Box 2, folder 14
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1939, 1958

  • Box 2, folder 15
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Personal effects, 1894-1950, undated

Address Book, undated

  • Box 3, folder 1
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Keepsakes, 1894-1923

  • Box 3, folder 2
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Keepsakes, 1926-1950, undated

  • Box 3, folder 3
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Neville family recipes, undated

  • Box 3, folder 4
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Illustrations, undated

  • Box 3, folder 5
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School notes, undated

  • Box 3, folder 6
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School exercise books, undated

  • Box 3, item 1-6
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Awards and honors, undated

  • Box 4, folder 1
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Obituary notice for John H. Neville, 1908

  • Box 4, folder 2
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Includes newspaper clippings and notes of sympathy to Linda Neville and her sister Mary

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Neville family genealogy, undated

  • Box 4, folder 3
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David Neville Devary, undated

  • Box 4, folder 4
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Linda Neville's adopted son. Includes correspondence from David to Linda Neville, legal documents, financial records, and mental health records.

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Joanne Pennington, 1944-1956

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Linda Neville's adopted daughter

Correspondence from Joanne to Linda Neville, 1940-1950

  • Box 4, folder 5
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Correspondence from Joanne to Linda Neville, 1951-1956

  • Box 4, folder 6
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Report cards, Kentucky School of the Blind, 1944-1950

  • Box 4, folder 7
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War savings bonds, 1944-1946

  • Box 4, folder 8
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Neville family, 1783-1961, undated

John Henry Neville (1827-1908), 1847-1955, undated

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Linda Neville's Father

Biographical materials, undated

  • Box 5, folder 1
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Correspondence, 1847-1955, undated

1847-1858

  • Box 5, folder 2
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Includes letters to and from his sisters, Caroline and Mary

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1870-1884

  • Box 5, folder 3
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1890-1905

  • Box 5, folder 4
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1906-1908

  • Box 5, folder 5
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undated

  • Box 5, folder 6
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Neville genealogy correspondence, 1880-1954, undated

  • Box 5, folder 7
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Includes correspondence to Linda Neville

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Miscellaneous, 1868, 1894-1909, undated

Neville genealogy notes, 1904-1909, undated

  • Box 5, folder 8
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Property tax bills, utility bills and building permits, 1902-1903

  • Box 5, folder 9
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Property deed transferring a lot on Lexington's Main Street to B. G. Thomas, 1894 April

  • Box 5, folder 10
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Scholarly publications and writings, undated

  • Box 5, folder 11-12
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Letters from Europe, 1868

  • Box 5, folder 13
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Letters published in newspapers.

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Tributes, undated

  • Box 5, folder 14
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Notes and miscellaneous materials, undated

  • Box 5, folder 15
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Personal effects, 1848, 1908, undated

Notebook [Greek], undated

  • Box 6, item 1
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Notebook [Greek], undated

  • Box 6, item 2
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Notebook [Roman Literature (?)], undated

  • Box 6, item 3
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Notebook [Latin], undated

  • Box 6, item 4
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Notebook [Roman], undated

  • Box 7, item 1
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Christian Hymn Book, A. Campbell, 1848

  • Box 7, item 2
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State University of Kentucky, Report of the Association of Alumni for the Year Ending June, 1908, 1908

  • Box 7, item 3
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Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce, undated

  • Box 7, item 4
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Journal [Quotes], undated

  • Box 7, item 5
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Notebook, undated

  • Box 7, item 6
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Mary Payne Neville (d. 1886), 1848-1885, undated

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Linda Neville's Mother

Correspondence, 1848-1870

  • Box 8, folder 1
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Includes correspondence and checks

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Correspondence, 1860-1869

  • Box 8, folder 2
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Includes correspondence and 1869 deed

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Correspondence, 1870

  • Box 8, folder 3
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Correspondence during trip to Europe

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Correspondence, 1871-1885

  • Box 8, folder 4
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Includes surveys of land given to Mary Payne

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Correspondence, undated

  • Box 8, folder 5
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Includes financial material and deed

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Correspondence, undated

  • Box 8, folder 6
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Notebook, 1882

  • Box 8, item 7
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Mary Neville (1871-1931), 1881-1933, undated

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Linda Neville's Sister

Correspondence, 1881-1931, undated

1881-1919

  • Box 9, folder 1
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1923

  • Box 9, folder 2
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1924

  • Box 9, folder 3
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1925

  • Box 9, folder 4
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1926

  • Box 9, folder 5
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1927

  • Box 9, folder 6
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1928-1931

  • Box 9, folder 7
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undated

  • Box 9, folder 8
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Personal effects, 1912-1933, undated

Notebook [French], undated

  • Box 9, item 9
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Notebook [Latin], undated

  • Box 9, item 10
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Notebook [Greek], undated

  • Box 9, item 11
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Affidavit of inheritance from Mary Neville to Linda Neville, 1933

  • Box 9, folder 12
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Bank deposits, 1912-1915, 1919-1921

  • Box 9, folder 13
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Bank deposits, 1922-1925

  • Box 9, folder 14
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Bills, 1923-1924

  • Box 9, folder 15
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Stocks and Bonds purchased, 1924-1929

  • Box 9, folder 16
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Miscellaneous financial materials, 1919-1923

  • Box 9, folder 17
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Cancelled checks, 1909-1930, undated

1909-1914

  • Box 10, folder 1
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1915-1917

  • Box 10, folder 2
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1919-1921

  • Box 10, folder 3
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1922

  • Box 10, folder 4
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1923

  • Box 10, folder 5
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1924

  • Box 10, folder 6
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1927

  • Box 10, folder 7
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1928

  • Box 10, folder 8
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1929-1930

  • Box 10, folder 9
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Miscellaneous checks, undated

  • Box 10, folder 10
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Bank statements, 1921-1931

1921

  • Box 11, folder 1
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1922

  • Box 11, folder 2
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1923

  • Box 11, folder 3
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1924

  • Box 11, folder 4
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1925

  • Box 11, folder 5
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1926

  • Box 11, folder 6
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1927

  • Box 11, folder 7
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1928

  • Box 11, folder 8
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1929

  • Box 11, folder 9
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1930

  • Box 11, folder 10
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1931

  • Box 11, folder 11
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Carolyn Neville Pearre (1831-1910), 1783-1785, 1873-1911, undated

Scope and Contents note

Linda Neville's Aunt (paternal)

Biographical materials, undated

  • Box 12, folder 1
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Clippings and the Ann Arbor Bible Chairs: Twelve Studies in the Life of Christ, undated

  • Box 12, folder 2
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Studies 1-6, 8-10, 12, and undated

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Correspondence, 1873-1906, undated

  • Box 12, folder 3
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Writings, 1893-1898

  • Box 12, folder 4
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Land deeds, 1783-1785

  • Box 12, folder 5
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Financial records, 1908-1911

  • Box 12, folder 6
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"Christian Woman's Board of Missions" Membership Certificates [3], undated

  • Box 12, item 7
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Virginia A. Neville (d. 1926), 1874-1933, undated

Scope and Contents note

Linda Neville's Aunt (paternal)

Correspondence, 1874-1926, undated

1874-1907

  • Box 13, folder 1
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1908

  • Box 13, folder 2
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1909

  • Box 13, folder 3
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1910

  • Box 13, folder 4
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1911

  • Box 13, folder 5
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1912

  • Box 13, folder 6
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1913

  • Box 13, folder 7
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1914-1916

  • Box 13, folder 8
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1919-1921

  • Box 13, folder 9
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1922

  • Box 13, folder 10
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1923-1925

  • Box 13, folder 11
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undated

  • Box 13, folder 12
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Notes, undated

  • Box 13, folder 13
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Correspondence and Will, 1924-1926

  • Box 14, folder 1
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Correspondence Concerning the Virginia Neville Estate, 1917-1933

1927-1928

  • Box 14, folder 2
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1929-1931

  • Box 14, folder 3
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1932-1933

  • Box 14, folder 4
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Narrative Accounting of Estate, 1923-1924

  • Box 14, folder 5
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Narrative Accounting of Estate, 1926-1932

  • Box 14, folder 6
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Report of Estate, 1931 October 31

  • Box 14, folder 7
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Checks, 1917-1933

  • Box 14, folder 8
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Deposits, 1931-1933

  • Box 14, folder 9
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Disbursement of Estate [ledger], 1928-1931

  • Box 14, folder 10
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Bank statements, 1928-1933

  • Box 14, folder 11
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The Paynes, undated

Payne Genealogy, undated

  • Box 15, folder 1
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John Breckinridge Payne (1830-1891), 1844-1853

Scope and Contents note

Linda Neville's Uncle (maternal)

Journal, 1844-1853

  • Box 15, folder 2
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Ellen Wooley Payne, 1889-1904, undated

Scope and Contents note

Wife of John Breckinridge Payne, Aunt to Linda Neville

Correspondence, 1889-1904, undated

  • Box 15, folder 3
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Post card scrapbook, circa early 1900s

  • Box 15, folder 4
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John Breckinridge Payne, Jr. (1866-1892), 1870-1911, undated

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Son of J.B Payne and Ellen Wooley Payne, cousin to Linda Neville

Correspondence, undated

  • Box 15, folder 5
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Diary, 1884

  • Box 15, folder 6
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Financial ledgers, undated

  • Box 15, folder 7
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Financial records, 1870-1911

  • Box 15, folder 8
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Linda Payne Kerr (1867-1896), 1884-1922, undated

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Daughter of J.B. Payne and Ellen Wooley Payne, cousin to Linda Neville

Correspondence, 1884-1904, undated

  • Box 15, folder 9
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Financial materials, 1922-1923

  • Box 15, folder 10
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Margaret Payne (1870-1935), 1923, undated

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Daughter of John Breckinridge Payne and Ellen Wooley Payne, cousin to Linda Neville

Correspondence, undated

  • Box 15, folder 11
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Financial materials, 1923, undated

  • Box 15, folder 12
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Mary T. Payne (1872-1915), 1895

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Daughter of J.B. Payne and Ellen Wooley Payne, cousin to Linda Neville

Financial materials, 1895

  • Box 15, folder 13
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Sallie Wickliffe Payne (1864-1865), undated

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Daughter of J.B. Payne and Ellen Wooley Payne, cousin to Linda Neville

Correspondence, undated

  • Box 15, folder 14
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Daniel McCarty Payne (1794-1865), 1805-1873, undated

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Grandfather to Linda Neville (maternal)

Financial materials, 1850-1851

Account ledger, 1850-1851

  • Box 16, folder 1
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Correspondence, 1805-1873, undated

1805-1816

  • Box 16, folder 2
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1818-1819

  • Box 16, folder 3
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1820-1827

  • Box 16, folder 4
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1828-1836

  • Box 16, folder 5
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1839-1846

  • Box 16, folder 6
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1847-1850

  • Box 16, folder 7
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1851-1854

  • Box 16, folder 8
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1856-1873

  • Box 16, folder 9
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undated

  • Box 16, folder 10
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Zelinda Ann Smith Payne (1809-1883), undated

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Wife of Daniel McCarty Payne, Grandmother to Linda Neville

Correspondence, undated

  • Box 16, folder 11
Scope and Contents note

Includes a hand-written will dated November 28, 1879 and financial records

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Edward Conyers Payne (1841-1871), undated

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Linda Neville's Uncle (maternal)

Notebook [moral philosophy], undated

  • Box 16, folder 12
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Wellington Payne (1835-1899), 1872-1873, undated

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Linda Neville's Uncle (maternal)

Correspondence, undated

  • Box 17, folder 1
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Copies of business letters sent, 1872-1873

  • Box 17, folder 2
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Emma Williams Payne, 1909-1912

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Unsure of lineage, but was married to a Justice of the Peace in Lexington, KY, J.B. Payne (who is not the above-mentioned John Breckinridge Payne). J.B. Payne died in 1909 and is buried in the Lexington cemetery.

Taxes, 1909-1912

  • Box 17, folder 3
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Charles Kerr (1863-1950), 1787-1920, 1950, undated

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Husband to Zelinda Ann Payne, cousin of Linda Neville

Biographical materials, 1892-1910, 1950

Personal documents, 1892-1910

  • Box 18, folder 1
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Includes awards, stocks, and policies

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Charles Kerr Sr.: Judge Courageous, Robert Wickliffe Wooley, 1950 July 20

  • Box 18, folder 2
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Genealogy, 1897-1906

  • Box 18, folder 3
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Diaries, 1901-1905

  • Box 18, folder 4
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Writings, speeches, and notes, 1905-1918, undated

Writings, undated

  • Box 18, folder 5
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Writings, undated

  • Box 18, folder 6
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Speeches [copies], 1908, 1918, undated

  • Box 18, folder 7
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Class notes and field notes, 1905, undated

  • Box 18, folder 8
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Correspondence, 1839-1913, undated

Miscellaneous, 1839-1913, undated

1839-1842

  • Box 19, folder 1
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1883

  • Box 19, folder 2
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1884

  • Box 19, folder 3
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1885

  • Box 19, folder 4
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1886

  • Box 19, folder 5
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1887

  • Box 19, folder 6
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1888 January-August

  • Box 19, folder 7
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1888 September-October

  • Box 19, folder 8
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1888 November-December

  • Box 19, folder 9
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1889

  • Box 19, folder 10
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1890

  • Box 19, folder 11
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1891 January-July

  • Box 19, folder 12
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1891 August-December

  • Box 19, folder 13
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1892 January-March

  • Box 19, folder 14
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1892 April-August

  • Box 19, folder 15
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1892 September-December

  • Box 19, folder 16
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1893 January-May

  • Box 20, folder 1
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1893 June-August

  • Box 20, folder 2
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1893 September-December

  • Box 20, folder 3
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1894 January-March

  • Box 20, folder 4
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1894 April-August

  • Box 20, folder 5
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1894 September-December

  • Box 20, folder 6
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1895 January-June

  • Box 20, folder 7
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1895 July-December

  • Box 20, folder 8
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1896 January-March

  • Box 21, folder 1
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1896 April-July

  • Box 21, folder 2
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1896 August-December

  • Box 21, folder 3
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1897 January-February

  • Box 21, folder 4
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1897 March-April

  • Box 21, folder 5
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1897 May-June

  • Box 21, folder 6
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1897 July-August

  • Box 21, folder 7
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1897 September-October

  • Box 22, folder 1
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1897 October

  • Box 22, folder 2
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[Pennock Estate: letter with enclosures]

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1897 November-December

  • Box 22, folder 3
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1898 January-February

  • Box 22, folder 4
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1898 March-April

  • Box 22, folder 5
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1898 May-June

  • Box 22, folder 6
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1898 July-August

  • Box 22, folder 7
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1898 September-October

  • Box 22, folder 8
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1898 November-December

  • Box 22, folder 9
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1899 January-March

  • Box 22, folder 10
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1899 April-May

  • Box 23, folder 1
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1899 June-July

  • Box 23, folder 2
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1899 August-October

  • Box 23, folder 3
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1899 November-December

  • Box 23, folder 4
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undated [circa 1899]

  • Box 23, folder 5
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1900 January-February

  • Box 23, folder 6
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1900 March-April

  • Box 23, folder 7
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1900 May-June

  • Box 23, folder 8
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1900 July-September

  • Box 23, folder 9
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1900 November-December

  • Box 24, folder 1
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circa 1900

  • Box 24, folder 2
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1901 January-February

  • Box 24, folder 3
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1901 March-April

  • Box 24, folder 4
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1901 May

  • Box 24, folder 5
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1901 June-July

  • Box 24, folder 6
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1901 August-September

  • Box 24, folder 7
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1901 October

  • Box 24, folder 8
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1901 November-December

  • Box 24, folder 9
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circa 1901

  • Box 24, folder 10
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1902 January-February

  • Box 24, folder 11
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1902 March-April

  • Box 24, folder 12
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1902 May-June

  • Box 25, folder 1
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1902 July-August

  • Box 25, folder 2
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1902 September

  • Box 25, folder 3
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1902 October

  • Box 25, folder 4
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1902 November-December

  • Box 25, folder 5
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circa 1902

  • Box 25, folder 6
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circa 1902

  • Box 25, folder 7
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1903 January

  • Box 25, folder 8
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1903 February-March

  • Box 25, folder 9
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1903 April-June

  • Box 26, folder 1
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1903 July

  • Box 26, folder 2
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1903 August

  • Box 26, folder 3
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1903 September

  • Box 26, folder 4
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1903 October-November

  • Box 26, folder 5
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1903 December

  • Box 26, folder 6
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circa 1903

  • Box 26, folder 7
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1904 January-February

  • Box 26, folder 8
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1904 March-April

  • Box 26, folder 9
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1904 May-June

  • Box 26, folder 10
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1904 July

  • Box 26, folder 11
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1904 August

  • Box 27, folder 2
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1904 September

  • Box 27, folder 1
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1904 October

  • Box 27, folder 3
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1904 November-December

  • Box 27, folder 4
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circa 1904

  • Box 27, folder 5
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Women's suffrage, 1904

  • Box 27, folder 6
Scope and Contents note

Laura Clay

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1905 January-March

  • Box 27, folder 7
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1905 April-May

  • Box 27, folder 8
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1905 June-July

  • Box 27, folder 9
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1905 August-October

  • Box 27, folder 10
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1905 November-December

  • Box 27, folder 11
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1906 January-February

  • Box 28, folder 1
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1906 March-April

  • Box 28, folder 2
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1906 May-June

  • Box 28, folder 3
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1906 July-August

  • Box 28, folder 4
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1906 September-October

  • Box 28, folder 5
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1906 November-December

  • Box 28, folder 6
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1907 January

  • Box 28, folder 7
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1907 February

  • Box 28, folder 8
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1907 March

  • Box 28, folder 9
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1907 April

  • Box 28, folder 10
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1907 May

  • Box 28, folder 11
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1907 June

  • Box 28, folder 12
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1907 July

  • Box 28, folder 13
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1907 August

  • Box 28, folder 14
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1907 September

  • Box 29, folder 1
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1907 October-December

  • Box 29, folder 2
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1908 January-March

  • Box 29, folder 3
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1908 April-December

  • Box 29, folder 4
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1910

  • Box 29, folder 5
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To Charles Kerr, 1911

  • Box 29, folder 6
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From Charles Kerr, 1911

  • Box 29, folder 7
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1913

  • Box 29, folder 8
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undated

  • Box 29, folder 9
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undated

  • Box 29, folder 10
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undated

  • Box 29, folder 11
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Clippings, circa 1898-1905

  • Box 29, folder 12
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Correspondence ledgers, 1891-1904

1891-1893

  • Box 30, item 1
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1894-1896

  • Box 30, item 2
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1896-1900

  • Box 31, item 1
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1898-1901

  • Box 32, item 1
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1898-1904

  • Box 32, item 2
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Financial papers, 1845-1920

Bills, 1886-1920

1886

  • Box 33, folder 1
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1887

  • Box 33, folder 2
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1888

  • Box 33, folder 3
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1889

  • Box 33, folder 4
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1890

  • Box 33, folder 5
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1891

  • Box 33, folder 6
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1892

  • Box 33, folder 7
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1893

  • Box 33, folder 8
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1894

  • Box 33, folder 9
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1895

  • Box 33, folder 10
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1896

  • Box 33, folder 11
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1897

  • Box 33, folder 12
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1898

  • Box 33, folder 13
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1899

  • Box 33, folder 14
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1900 January-May

  • Box 33, folder 15
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1900 June-December

  • Box 33, folder 16
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1901 January-May

  • Box 34, folder 1
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1901 June-December

  • Box 34, folder 2
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1902 January-June

  • Box 34, folder 3
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1902 July-December

  • Box 34, folder 4
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1903 January-May

  • Box 34, folder 5
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1903 June-December

  • Box 34, folder 6
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1904

  • Box 34, folder 7
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1906-1920

  • Box 34, folder 8
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undated

  • Box 34, folder 9
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Checks, 1892-1909

1892-1901

  • Box 35, folder 1
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1902

  • Box 35, folder 2
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1903

  • Box 35, folder 3
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1904

  • Box 35, folder 4
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1905

  • Box 35, folder 5
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1906

  • Box 35, folder 6
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1907

  • Box 35, folder 7
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1908

  • Box 35, folder 8
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1909

  • Box 35, folder 9
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Miscellaneous, 1845-1913

Receipts and taxes, undated

  • Box 35, folder 10
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Mortgage contract and slips for agreement to pay, undated

  • Box 35, folder 11
Scope and Contents note

From C.E. Talbert to Samual A. Crocker and Co.; in envelope addressed to Thornton and Kerr Law Firm

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Account expense books, 1845-1890

  • Box 36, folder 1
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Account expense books, 1891-1902

  • Box 36, folder 2
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Bank ledgers, 1889-1908

  • Box 36, folder 3
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Financial bank ledger, 1909-1913

  • Item 37
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Financial bank ledger, Bank of Kentucky, 1909-1911

  • Item 38
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Legal papers, 1787-1915, undated

Alford - Blue Grass Building and Loan Association, 1863-1915, undated

Alford, O.P. and Fitzgerald, J.W., undated

  • Box 39, folder 1
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Allen, B.R. vs. Thompson, W.Z., undated

  • Box 39, folder 2
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Anderson, Dovey B., 1901

  • Box 39, folder 3
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Anderson, James Blythe, 1914-1915

  • Box 39, folder 4
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Anderson, R.H., 1911

  • Box 39, folder 5
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Ashley, M.A., undated

  • Box 39, folder 6
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Bailey, Ann M., 1898

  • Box 39, folder 7
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Bain, H.W., Maggie A. Hottes and John Banks, undated

  • Box 39, folder 8
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Ball, T.W. and Leslie, R., 1894

  • Box 39, folder 9
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Bank of Kentucky, 1875

  • Box 39, folder 10
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Bankers, 1873-1879

  • Box 39, folder 11
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Banks, Katherine Bowman, 1912

  • Box 39, folder 12
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Barbe, Mrs. Eleanor, undated

  • Box 39, folder 13
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Barnes, William S., 1891, 1908

  • Box 39, folder 14
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Barr, Robert M., undated

  • Box 39, folder 15
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Barren Fork Mining Company, 1883

  • Box 39, folder 16
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Batchelor, David C., 1894-1895

  • Box 39, folder 17
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Beall vs. Beall, 1896-1903

  • Box 39, folder 18
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Beck, James B., 1863

  • Box 39, folder 19
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Belt Improvement Company, undated

  • Box 39, folder 20
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Bennett, Phillip vs. Clay, H.B., undated

  • Box 39, folder 21
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Beall's heirs, undated

  • Box 39, folder 22
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Blackford, Ellen T. vs. S.M. Felton, undated

  • Box 39, folder 23
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Blue Grass Building and Loan Association, 1898

  • Box 39, folder 24
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Blue Grass Building and Loan Association, 1897-1905

  • Box 39, folder 25
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Blue Grass Building and Loan Association, 1897

  • Box 39, folder 26
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Blue Grass Building and Loan Association, 1893-1901

  • Box 39, folder 27
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Blue Grass Building and Loan Association, 1893

  • Box 39, folder 28
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Blythe - Chipley, 1812-1906

Blythe, James, 1882

  • Box 40, folder 1
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Botts, J.S., American Investment Company, 1903

  • Box 40, folder 2
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Bowman, J.B., 1883

  • Box 40, folder 3
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Bradley Real Estate Company, 1902

  • Box 40, folder 4
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Bradley, O.L., 1887

  • Box 40, folder 5
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Braxton, Chase, 1889

  • Box 40, folder 6
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Breckinridge Property Abstract, undated

  • Box 40, folder 7
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Broadway Real Estate Abstract, 1886

  • Box 40, folder 8
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Brown and Welsh Bankruptcy, undated

  • Box 40, folder 9
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Brown, W.C. vs. Darnell, W.A., undated

  • Box 40, folder 10
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Bryant Abstract, undated

  • Box 40, folder 11
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Buckner and Allen, undated

  • Box 40, folder 12
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Buford, George, 1876-1883

  • Box 40, folder 13
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Burrier, Maggie, 1891-1902

  • Box 40, folder 14
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Byrne, M., 1883

  • Box 40, folder 15
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Byrnes, Collie, 1902

  • Box 40, folder 16
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Caldwell, James Madison, 1888

  • Box 40, folder 17
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Carr, Patrick, 1812

  • Box 40, folder 18
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Carrigan, Philip, 1874

  • Box 40, folder 19
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Carson, Estelle S., 1908

  • Box 40, folder 20
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Carter, A.G., 1882

  • Box 40, folder 21
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Cason, Williams, 1891

  • Box 40, folder 22
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Castleton Abstract, 1885

  • Box 40, folder 23
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Casto vs. Phister, 1862-1891

  • Box 40, folder 24
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Casto vs. Phister [correspondence], 1862-1891

  • Box 40, folder 25
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Central Kentucky Traction Company, 1906

  • Box 40, folder 26
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Chenault, Ted, 1884

  • Box 40, folder 27
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Chesapeake Ohio Southwestern Railroad, 1893

  • Box 40, folder 28
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Chinn, A.B. and Fannie, 1892

  • Box 40, folder 29
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Chipper, William F., 1892

  • Box 40, folder 30
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Chipley, Stephen, 1894

  • Box 40, folder 31
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Church - Deanes, 1860-1906, undated

Church, Eliza H., 1895

  • Box 41, folder 1
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Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad, 1881

  • Box 41, folder 2
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Clairborne, Henry, 1865

  • Box 41, folder 3
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Clark, William, 1860-1866

  • Box 41, folder 4
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Clark, Allen vs. Lon Railway, 1898

  • Box 41, folder 5
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Clark, Joseph, 1901

  • Box 41, folder 6
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Clark and Scott attorneys, J.F. Lowry, 1850-1865

  • Box 41, folder 7
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Clay, H.B., 1902-1905

  • Box 41, folder 8
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Cleaneay, Louise D. and H.Q. and A.J. Cole, 1892-1896

  • Box 41, folder 9
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Clifton Heights Land Company, 1902

  • Box 41, folder 10
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Coleman, J.W., 1892

  • Box 41, folder 11
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Colored Orphan Industrial Home, 1906

  • Box 41, folder 12
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Commonwealth of Kentucky vs. Cumberland Telephone, undated

  • Box 41, folder 13
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Commonwealth of Kentucky vs. Lon Railroad, 1897

  • Box 41, folder 14
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Cox, Edith and E.L. Johnson to L.G. Cox, 1893

  • Box 41, folder 15
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Croswaith, Perry, 1887

  • Box 41, folder 16
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Cumberland Pipe Line Co., 1902-1905

  • Box 41, folder 17
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Cunningham, C.D., 1894-1896

  • Box 41, folder 18
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Curtis, J., 1880-1882

  • Box 41, folder 19
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Daily Investment Company, 1900

  • Box 41, folder 20
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Daley, Timothy, 1880

  • Box 41, folder 21
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Daley, Timothy, 1881-1884

  • Box 41, folder 22
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Daley, Timothy, 1885-1887

  • Box 41, folder 23
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Davis, Dickenson vs. David S. Goodloe, 1905

  • Box 41, folder 24
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Deanes, Emiline, 1891

  • Box 41, folder 25
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Demis - French, 1860-1910

Demis, Fisher, 1865

  • Box 42, folder 1
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Deposit Building and Loan Association, 1897-1903

  • Box 42, folder 2
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Deposit Building and Loan Association, 1880-1899

  • Box 42, folder 3
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Dickerson, William and Martha, 1873

  • Box 42, folder 4
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Donalthon House, survey of, 1882

  • Box 42, folder 5
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Dodge, Asa, 1880-1886

  • Box 42, folder 6
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Donovan, Charles, 1897

  • Box 42, folder 7
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Early, R.R. and Ellen F., 1888

  • Box 42, folder 8
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Eagle, E.E., 1882

  • Box 42, folder 9
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Edmonson, R.E., 1863

  • Box 42, folder 10
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Election, Registration [Lexington], 1910

  • Box 42, folder 11
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Faris, Mrs., 1888

  • Box 42, folder 12
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Farrel, James A., 1872

  • Box 42, folder 13
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Fayette Home Telephone Company, 1901-1904

  • Box 42, folder 14
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Fayette Investment Company, 1906

  • Box 42, folder 15
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Fell, W.J., 1899

  • Box 42, folder 16
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Fell, W.J., 1900-1906

  • Box 42, folder 17
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Field, Samuel and Scott, 1877-1883

  • Box 42, folder 18
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Flanery, C.F. vs. Elizabeth Mills, 1881

  • Box 42, folder 19
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Flannery, Thompson B., 1860-1866

  • Box 42, folder 20
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Frienee, W.C., 1892

  • Box 42, folder 21
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Forbing, Jacob, 1892-1896

  • Box 42, folder 22
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Forman, Thomas, 1905

  • Box 42, folder 23
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Foreshee, Anna Bell and Charles, 1887

  • Box 42, folder 24
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French, B.F., 1887-1893

  • Box 42, folder 25
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French, B.F., 1890-1893

  • Box 42, folder 26
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Fulk - Home Construction Company, 1832-1906, undated

Fulk, Newton, 1886

  • Box 43, folder 1
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Gay, Elizabeth, 1895

  • Box 43, folder 2
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Goodlow, P.J., 1852

  • Box 43, folder 3
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Gough, R.J., 1880-1898

  • Box 43, folder 4
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Graham, G.H., 1880

  • Box 43, folder 5
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Graham, Grolton H., 1869

  • Box 43, folder 6
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Graham, John R. and Mary E.B., 1877-1900

  • Box 43, folder 7
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Groves, Belle, 1880-1903

  • Box 43, folder 8
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Hageman, B.C., 1900

  • Box 43, folder 9
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Hamelton, James J., 1883

  • Box 43, folder 10
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Hanna, J.E. vs. J.W. Smith, undated

  • Box 43, folder 11
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Hardesty, Mary J., 1904

  • Box 43, folder 12
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Hardon, L.L., 1887

  • Box 43, folder 13
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Harp, Henry and Elizabeth, 1884-1893

  • Box 43, folder 14
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Hawkins, W.V., 1895-1898

  • Box 43, folder 15
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Headly, James A., 1876-1895

  • Box 43, folder 16
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Heidtman, Winnie and Henry F.C., 1906

  • Box 43, folder 17
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Higgins, Bellie A., 1885-1887

  • Box 43, folder 18
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Higgins, Laurie, undated

  • Box 43, folder 19
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Hinton, J.B., 1905

  • Box 43, folder 20
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Hodgen, Marion, 1896-1906

  • Box 43, folder 21
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Holderby, E.S., 1890-1901

  • Box 43, folder 22
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Hollen, D., 1832-1839

  • Box 43, folder 23
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Holmes, John, 1867

  • Box 43, folder 24
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Huggin, Samuel, 1896-1905

  • Box 43, folder 25
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Home Construction Company, 1899

  • Box 43, folder 26
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Home Investment Company, 1901-1904, undated

1901 January

  • Box 44, folder 1
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1901 May

  • Box 44, folder 2
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1901 June

  • Box 44, folder 3
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1901 July

  • Box 44, folder 4
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1901 August

  • Box 44, folder 5
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1901 September

  • Box 44, folder 6
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1901 October

  • Box 44, folder 7
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1901 November

  • Box 44, folder 8
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1901 December

  • Box 44, folder 9
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1902 January

  • Box 44, folder 10
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1902 October-December

  • Box 44, folder 11
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Accounts of Saunders and Coleman, 1901

  • Box 44, folder 12
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Disbursements, 1902

  • Box 44, folder 13
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Redemptions, 1901

  • Box 45, folder 1
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Deeds, indentures, and materials, 1901-1903

  • Box 45, folder 2
Scope and Contents note

All pertain to Charles Kerr being assignee of the Home Investment Company

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Cases and insurance, 1901-1903

  • Box 45, folder 3
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Stock certificates, 1901

  • Box 45, folder 4
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Stock certificates, 1901-1903

  • Box 45, folder 5
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Pass books, 1901-1904

  • Box 45, folder 6
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Telegrams, undated

  • Box 45, folder 7
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undated

  • Box 45, folder 8
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Hopkins - McAdams, 1787-1908, undated

Hopkins, H.T. vs. Mary Marvin Moore, 1904

  • Box 45, folder 9
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Hopple, Richard B., 1893-1894

  • Box 45, folder 10
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The Horseman, 1895

  • Box 45, folder 11
Scope and Contents note

Chicago Newspaper Company

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Horton property, undated

  • Box 45, folder 12
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Houghton, Mary E., 1907-1908

  • Box 45, folder 13
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Hovermule, L.T. vs. New Domain Oil and Gas Company, undated

  • Box 45, folder 14
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Howard, Benjamin, 1815

  • Box 45, folder 15
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Howard Jr. vs James McManes, 1906

  • Box 45, folder 16
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Huffman, J.H, undated

  • Box 45, folder 17
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Hughes, W.I., undated

  • Box 45, folder 18
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Hunters and Berre, 1860

  • Box 45, folder 19
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Harlan, H.L. vs Boon Ingles, 1902

  • Box 45, folder 20
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Jackson, Franklin, 1894

  • Box 45, folder 21
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Jacob, Mrs., undated

  • Box 45, folder 22
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Jeffrey, Alexander, 1898

  • Box 45, folder 23
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Johnson, B.H., 1902

  • Box 45, folder 24
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Johnson, Harvey, 1888

  • Box 45, folder 25
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Johnson, Jacob, 1836

  • Box 45, folder 26
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Johnson, M.A., undated

  • Box 45, folder 27
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Johnson, Marie L., 1902

  • Box 45, folder 28
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Jones, B.B., undated

  • Box 46, folder 1
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Jones, Charles, 1899

  • Box 46, folder 2
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Jones, Janet S., 1832

  • Box 46, folder 3
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Jones, John, 1902

  • Box 46, folder 4
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Kellar, J.E., 1882

  • Box 46, folder 5
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Kendall, Hayden, 1903

  • Box 46, folder 6
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Kenney, M., 1896

  • Box 46, folder 7
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Kentucky vs. Kelly, 1896

  • Box 46, folder 8
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Kilair, W.F., 1907

  • Box 46, folder 9
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Kinnard, Wardy, 1899

  • Box 46, folder 10
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Laugh, C.W., undated

  • Box 46, folder 11
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Letcher and Brasfield [abstract], 1892

  • Box 46, folder 12
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Lewis, Andrew, 1829

  • Box 46, folder 13
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Lewis, Selina, undated

  • Box 46, folder 14
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Lexington Bankery and Trust Company, undated

  • Box 46, folder 15
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Lexington Christian Missionary Society, 1908

  • Box 46, folder 16
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Lexington City National Bank, undated

  • Box 46, folder 17
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Lexington Investment Company, 1898-1901

  • Box 46, folder 18
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Lexington Library, undated

  • Box 46, folder 19
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Lexington Tobacco Company, 1893-1898

  • Box 46, folder 20
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Licking Valley Oil and Gas Company, 1900-1905

  • Box 46, folder 21
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Lipp, D.M., 1888-1889

  • Box 46, folder 22
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Long vs Brent, undated

  • Box 46, folder 23
Scope and Contents note

Lynchburg Insurance Company

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Lowry, J., 1860

  • Box 46, folder 24
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Marable, Mrs. G., undated

  • Box 46, folder 25
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Marrs, J.F. vs Southern Railroad Company, 1899

  • Box 46, folder 26
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Marshall, William, 1819

  • Box 46, folder 27
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Marvin's Admir vs S. Francis Marvin, 1908

  • Box 46, folder 28
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Marvin, Charles, 1907

  • Box 46, folder 29
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Masterson, Richard, 1787

  • Box 46, folder 30
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McAdams-Morford Company, 1905

  • Box 46, folder 31
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McCann - Ogdeu, 1789-1907, undated

McCann, 1845

  • Box 47, folder 1
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McCoullough, 1880

  • Box 47, folder 2
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McCowan, 1900

  • Box 47, folder 3
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McKean, Samuel, 1789

  • Box 47, folder 4
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McKenna, Alexander and Mary, 1892

  • Box 47, folder 5
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Megowan, James E., 1881

  • Box 47, folder 6
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Michigan Kentucky Oil Company, undated

  • Box 47, folder 7
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Minnie Harvesting Company, 1905

  • Box 47, folder 8
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Montague, Thomas J., 1882

  • Box 47, folder 9
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Morgan, John H. Company, 1906

  • Box 47, folder 10
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Morgan, John H. Company, undated

  • Box 47, folder 11
Scope and Contents note

Financial papers given to Charles Kerr, 1904-1905

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Morton, Levi and heirs, 1902

  • Box 47, folder 12
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Mount Sterling Oil and Gas Company, undated

  • Box 47, folder 13
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Moxley vs Ragan, undated

  • Box 47, folder 14
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Muir, W.L. and Eliza, 1906

  • Box 47, folder 15
Scope and Contents note

Deed to Thomas Smith

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Murphey, Daniel, 1887

  • Box 47, folder 16
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New Domain Oil and Gas Company, 1901-1904

  • Box 47, folder 17
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New Domain Oil and Gas Company, 1905-1907

  • Box 47, folder 18
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Newby, Jesse, 1868

  • Box 47, folder 19
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Newton, G.B., undated

  • Box 47, folder 20
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Nickau and Stone, 1895

  • Box 47, folder 21
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Nolin, Thomas, John and Jennie, 1899

  • Box 47, folder 22
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Noonan, Anna, 1891

  • Box 47, folder 23
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Northcutt, Dr. Elmer, 1900-1902

  • Box 47, folder 24
Scope and Contents note

Includes contracts with Mount Sterling Oil and Gas Company and The Consolidated Oil and Refining Company

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Oaks, Alfred Fremont and Ollie May, 1904

  • Box 47, folder 25
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Ogdeu, L.D. and Sara, 1890

  • Box 47, folder 26
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O'Geary - Pennock, 1799-1912

O'Geary, J.M. vs American Investment Company, 1903

  • Box 48, folder 1
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Oldham, Marion vs John McElroy, 1908

  • Box 48, folder 2
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Outteu, Thomas, 1820

  • Box 48, folder 3
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Owens, Susan A., 1888-1891

  • Box 48, folder 4
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Owing, H.D., 1895

  • Box 48, folder 5
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Parker, Patchel and Patterson, 1865-1898

  • Box 48, folder 6
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Patterson, Robert, 1799

  • Box 48, folder 7
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Payne, John B., 1845-1898

  • Box 48, folder 8
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Payne, John B., 1899-1912

  • Box 48, folder 9
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Pearce, L.E., 1891-1899

  • Box 48, folder 10
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Pearce, L.E., 1902-1903

  • Box 48, folder 11
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Peebles, Pepper, Parkins, Pierce and Piersall, 1891-1907

  • Box 48, folder 12
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Pennock, 1893-1897

  • Box 48, folder 13
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Pennock, Isaac W., 1884-1897, undated

Financial materials, 1884-1897, undated

Accounts received, 1884-1889, undated

  • Box 49, folder 1
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Bills, 1888-1897

  • Box 49, folder 2
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Pre-written bills, 1893-1897

  • Box 49, folder 3
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Miscellaneous, 1886-1891

  • Box 49, folder 4
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Miscellaneous, 1892-1897

  • Box 49, folder 5
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Correspondence, 1884-1897, undated

Scope and Contents note

Also includes some financial materials

1884

  • Box 49, folder 6
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1885 January-June

  • Box 49, folder 7
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1885 July-December

  • Box 49, folder 8
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1886 January-June

  • Box 49, folder 9
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1886 July-December

  • Box 49, folder 10
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1887

  • Box 49, folder 11
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1888

  • Box 49, folder 12
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1889-1890

  • Box 49, folder 13
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1891-1894

  • Box 49, folder 14
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1895

  • Box 49, folder 15
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1896-1897

  • Box 49, folder 16
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undated

  • Box 49, folder 17
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Phoenix - Price, 1850s-1912, undated

Phoenix Investment Company, 1901

  • Box 50, folder 1
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Porter's Executer vs Porter, Mary J., 1891

  • Box 50, folder 2
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Power, J.A., 1895

  • Box 50, folder 3
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Powers, H.W., 1898

  • Box 50, folder 4
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Preston, John and Walter, 1850s-1860s

  • Box 50, folder 5
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Preston, John and Walter, 1870s

  • Box 50, folder 6
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Preston, John and Walter (1 of 2), 1880s

  • Box 50, folder 7
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Preston, John and Walter (2 of 2), 1880s

  • Box 50, folder 8
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Preston, John and Walter, 1890s, undated

  • Box 50, folder 9
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Preston-Ewing Sales Wire Company, undated

  • Box 50, folder 10
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Concerns John and Walter Preston debts

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Preston, Margaret, 1899

  • Box 50, folder 11
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Preston, Mary H., 1891

  • Box 50, folder 12
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Preston, R. Wickliffe, 1898

  • Box 50, folder 13
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Prewitt, S.J., 1899

  • Box 50, folder 14
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Price, Lida, 1912

  • Box 50, folder 15
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Ramsey - Steele, 1797-1912, undated

Ramsey, Alma, undated

  • Box 51, folder 1
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Ranck, George and Helen, 1892

  • Box 51, folder 2
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Ratliff, H.B., 1875

  • Box 51, folder 3
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Reid, Martha, 1880

  • Box 51, folder 4
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Rice, Levi and May, 1889

  • Box 51, folder 5
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Richmond and Lexington Oil and Gas Company, 1900-1901

  • Box 51, folder 6
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Riley, J.J., 1912

  • Box 51, folder 7
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Robert, P.D., 1861

  • Box 51, folder 8
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Rofs, Clifton B., 1847

  • Box 51, folder 9
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Rogers, James C., 1906

  • Box 51, folder 10
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Rogers, Sidney, 1888

  • Box 51, folder 11
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Rogers, Tabitha, 1891

  • Box 51, folder 12
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Rose, M.T., 1890-1897

  • Box 51, folder 13
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Russel, L.S., 1890-1891

  • Box 51, folder 14
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St. Clair, 1889

  • Box 51, folder 15
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Sandusky, G.W., 1898

  • Box 51, folder 16
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Saturday Night Savings and Loan Association, 1890

  • Box 51, folder 17
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Seary, C.L., 1902

  • Box 51, folder 18
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Sayre, Nannie, 1902

  • Box 51, folder 19
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Security Trust and Safety Vault Company of Lexington, 1894-1903

  • Box 51, folder 20
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Shanklin, George, undated

  • Box 51, folder 21
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Shelby, D.H., 1900

  • Box 51, folder 22
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Shelby, William, 1890

  • Box 51, folder 23
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Sherman-Kimball-Williams, 1888

  • Box 51, folder 24
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Shroyer vs Dolan, undated

  • Box 51, folder 25
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Shipp, Amauthus, 1897

  • Box 51, folder 26
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Slade, J.T., 1882

  • Box 51, folder 27
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Smedley, George, 1886

  • Box 51, folder 28
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Smith, Lilly vs Smith, Louis, 1903

  • Box 51, folder 29
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Smither, Robert, 1797

  • Box 51, folder 30
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Somerset Water Company, 1891

  • Box 51, folder 31
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Sopher, Benjamin and Louisa, 1880

  • Box 51, folder 32
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Spain, John, undated

  • Box 51, folder 33
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Spencer, Edmund and Richard, 1902

  • Box 51, folder 34
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Spurr, Jane L., 1893

  • Box 51, folder 35
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Stackhouse, C., 1887

  • Box 51, folder 36
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Standard Oil Company, 1905

  • Box 51, folder 37
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Steele, Andrew and Sallie, 1897

  • Box 51, folder 38
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Stephens - United States Mutual Investment Company, 1831-1909, undated

Stephens, Luther, 1831

  • Box 52, folder 1
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Sterling Oil Company, 1905

  • Box 52, folder 2
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Stevens' Receipts, 1902

  • Box 52, folder 3
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Stoll, J.S., 1906

  • Box 52, folder 4
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Stone, Elizabeth H., 1898

  • Box 52, folder 5
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Strader, Jacob, [1860]

  • Box 52, folder 6
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Strobel, Eliza, 1894

  • Box 52, folder 7
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Sullivan, Martin and Company, 1906

  • Box 52, folder 8
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Sullivan, William, 1901

  • Box 52, folder 9
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Sutton, George W., 1870

  • Box 52, folder 10
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Tabler, M.L., 1890

  • Box 52, folder 11
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Talbott, Mary vs John Ramey, 1898

  • Box 52, folder 12
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Taylor, Henry and Sallie, 1899

  • Box 52, folder 13
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Taylor, W.L., 1885

  • Box 52, folder 14
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Thompson, Austin and Samuel, 1891

  • Box 52, folder 15
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Thompson, S.S., 1891

  • Box 52, folder 16
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Thomson, W.Z., 1887

  • Box 52, folder 17
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Thurman, Margaret M. vs Maggie Jones, 1905

  • Box 52, folder 18
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Tice, F.G. vs Thompson, H.C., 1909

  • Box 52, folder 19
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Tisdale, William, 1890

  • Box 52, folder 20
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Todd, John B. vs Perkins, Will, 1902

  • Box 52, folder 21
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Travis, Jeremiah, 1845

  • Box 52, folder 22
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Trigg, T.P. and Bettie, 1892

  • Box 52, folder 23
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Twendie, Albert vs Mary O'Mara, undated

  • Box 52, folder 24
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Upper Street Baptist Church, 1906

  • Box 52, folder 25
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United States Mutual Investment Company, undated

  • Box 52, folder 26
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United States Mutual Investment Company - Wills, 1812-1913, undated

United States Mutual Investment Company, mortgage/policies, undated

  • Box 53, folder 1
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United States Mutual Investment Company, land grants, 1812

  • Box 53, folder 2
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United States Mutual Investment Company, ledger, 1898-1902

  • Box 53, folder 3
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Vance, Harvey, 1886

  • Box 53, folder 4
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Vanme, S.L., 1909

  • Box 53, folder 5
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Van Orsdel, 1898

  • Box 53, folder 6
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Vaughan, Robert W., 1905

  • Box 53, folder 7
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Vaughn, George, 1913

  • Box 53, folder 8
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Vaughn, Stephen, 1845

  • Box 53, folder 9
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Viley [petition], undated

  • Box 53, folder 10
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Waco Brick and Manufacturing Company, 1902-1905

  • Box 53, folder 11
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Ware, Cora E., undated

  • Box 53, folder 12
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Warren, Thomas L., 1905

  • Box 53, folder 13
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Webb, George C., 1900

  • Box 53, folder 14
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Weeks, George S., 1906

  • Box 53, folder 15
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Weiss, Mary D., undated

  • Box 53, folder 16
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Whitney, Earl, 1903

  • Box 53, folder 17
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Wickliffe-Williams, 1852-1907

  • Box 53, folder 18
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Willis, Ellington, undated

  • Box 53, folder 19
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Wills, Johnson, undated

  • Box 53, folder 20
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Wilson - Zimmerman, no name, 1860-1915, undated

Wilson, Alice P., 1885

  • Box 54, folder 1
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Wilson, B.M., 1897-1898

  • Box 54, folder 2
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Wilson, F.S., 1911-1912

  • Box 54, folder 3
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Wilson, F.S., 1913-1915

  • Box 54, folder 4
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Wilson, Robert H., 1907

  • Box 54, folder 5
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Wiltsie, Charles H., 1898-1899

  • Box 54, folder 6
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Wolfe, William, 1872

  • Box 54, folder 7
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Womback, B.M., 1860

  • Box 54, folder 8
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Wooley, B.H., 1900-1906

  • Box 54, folder 9
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Wooley, Sarah H., 1868-1899

  • Box 54, folder 10
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Wooley, Sarah H., 1900-1909, undated

  • Box 54, folder 11
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Wooley, Charles W., 1899

  • Box 54, folder 12
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Woolley, R.W., 1906

  • Box 54, folder 13
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Woolley, Sophia, 1899

  • Box 54, folder 14
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Wright, John, 1875

  • Box 54, folder 15
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Yellman's Administration, undated

  • Box 54, folder 16
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Young, Laura and John, 1891

  • Box 54, folder 17
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Young Men's Christian Association, 1903

  • Box 54, folder 18
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Young, Milton, 1884

  • Box 54, folder 19
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Zimmerman, Elizabeth, 1904

  • Box 54, folder 20
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No name, undated

  • Box 54, folder 21
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No name, undated

  • Box 54, folder 22
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Miscellaneous, 1894, undated

Legal ledger [land deeds], undated

  • Box 55, item 1
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Thorton and Kerr legal ledger, 1894

  • Box 55, item 2
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Published arguments and court cases, undated

  • Box 56, folder 1-2
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Other pamphlets, undated

  • Box 56, folder 3
Scope and Contents note

Includes materials concerning the Lexington, KY cemetery and Winchester and Lexington Turnpike Road

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In Kentucky [poem], James H. Mulligan, undated

  • Box 56, folder 4
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Correspondence and papers, 1879-1959, undated

Scope and Contents note

This series covers the years from 1879 to 1959 and includes correspondence from Linda Neville's private and public life as a social reformer. Included is correspondence relating to the Kentucky State Board of Health, Associated Charities of Lexington, WCTU Settlement School (Hindman, KY), Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness, the Red Cross, Kentucky Department of Health, Kentucky Board of Charities and Corrections, Kentucky Board of Parole and Corrections, Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, Lexington Good Samaritan Hospital, Louisville Children's Free Hospital, Louisville Jewish Hospital, Temperance League of Kentucky, and the National Civil Service Reform League. Also, there is correspondence with Katherine Pettit of the Hindman Settlement School, Mrs. Desha "Madge" Breckinridge, an active member of the Kentucky Suffrage Movement, and Mary Breckinridge of the Frontier Nursing Service.

1879-1898

  • Box 57, folder 1
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1903-1904

  • Box 57, folder 2
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1905-1906

  • Box 57, folder 3
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1907

  • Box 57, folder 4
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1908

  • Box 57, folder 5
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1909 January

  • Box 57, folder 6
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1909 February-May

  • Box 57, folder 7
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1909 June-December

  • Box 57, folder 8
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1910 January-May

  • Box 57, folder 9
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1910 June

  • Box 57, folder 10
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1910 July

  • Box 57, folder 11
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1910 August-September

  • Box 57, folder 12
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1910 October

  • Box 57, folder 13
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1910 November

  • Box 57, folder 14
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1910 December

  • Box 57, folder 15
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undated, 1910

  • Box 57, folder 16
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1911 January-February

  • Box 58, folder 1
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1911 March-June

  • Box 58, folder 2
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1911 July

  • Box 58, folder 3
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1911 August

  • Box 58, folder 4
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1911 September

  • Box 58, folder 5
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1911 October

  • Box 58, folder 6
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1911 November

  • Box 58, folder 7
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1911 December

  • Box 58, folder 8
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1912 January-March

  • Box 58, folder 9
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1912 April-May

  • Box 58, folder 10
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1912 June

  • Box 58, folder 11
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1912 July

  • Box 58, folder 12
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1912 August-September

  • Box 58, folder 13
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1912 October

  • Box 58, folder 14
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1912 November

  • Box 58, folder 15
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1912 December

  • Box 58, folder 16
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undated, 1912

  • Box 58, folder 17
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1913 January-February

  • Box 59, folder 1
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1913 March-April

  • Box 59, folder 2
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1913 May

  • Box 59, folder 3
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1913 June

  • Box 59, folder 4
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1913 July

  • Box 59, folder 5
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1913 August

  • Box 59, folder 6
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1913 September

  • Box 59, folder 7
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1913 October

  • Box 59, folder 8
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1913 November

  • Box 59, folder 9
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1913 December

  • Box 59, folder 10
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undated, 1913

  • Box 59, folder 11
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1914 January

  • Box 59, folder 12
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1914 February

  • Box 59, folder 13
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1914 March

  • Box 59, folder 14
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1914 April

  • Box 60, folder 1
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1914 May

  • Box 60, folder 2
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1914 June-July

  • Box 60, folder 3
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1914 August

  • Box 60, folder 4
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1914 September

  • Box 60, folder 5
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1914 October

  • Box 60, folder 6
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1914 November

  • Box 60, folder 7
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1914 December

  • Box 60, folder 8
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undated, 1914

  • Box 60, folder 9
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1915 January 1-10

  • Box 60, folder 10
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1915 January 11-31

  • Box 60, folder 11
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1915 February

  • Box 60, folder 12
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1915 March

  • Box 60, folder 13
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1915 April

  • Box 60, folder 14
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1915 May

  • Box 60, folder 15
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1915 June

  • Box 61, folder 1
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1915 July

  • Box 61, folder 2
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1915 August

  • Box 61, folder 3
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1915 September

  • Box 61, folder 4
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1915 October

  • Box 61, folder 5
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1915 November

  • Box 61, folder 6
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1915 December 1-15

  • Box 61, folder 7
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1915 December 16-31

  • Box 61, folder 8
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undated, 1915

  • Box 61, folder 9
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1916 January 1-13

  • Box 61, folder 10
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1916 January 14-18

  • Box 61, folder 11
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1916 January 19-31

  • Box 61, folder 12
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1916 February

  • Box 61, folder 13
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undated, 1916

  • Box 61, folder 14
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1916 March

  • Box 62, folder 1
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1916 April

  • Box 62, folder 2
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1916 May

  • Box 62, folder 3
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1916 June 1-17

  • Box 62, folder 4
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1916 June 18-30

  • Box 62, folder 5
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1916 July 1-15

  • Box 62, folder 6
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1916 July 16-31

  • Box 62, folder 7
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1916 August

  • Box 62, folder 8
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1916 September

  • Box 62, folder 9
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1916 October

  • Box 62, folder 10
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1916 November

  • Box 62, folder 11
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1916 December 1-10

  • Box 62, folder 12
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1916 December 11-31

  • Box 62, folder 13
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undated, 1916

  • Box 62, folder 14
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1917 January

  • Box 63, folder 1
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1917 February

  • Box 63, folder 2
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1917 March

  • Box 63, folder 3
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1917 April-May

  • Box 63, folder 4
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1917 June

  • Box 63, folder 5
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1917 July

  • Box 63, folder 6
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1917 August

  • Box 63, folder 7
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1917 September

  • Box 63, folder 8
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1917 October

  • Box 63, folder 9
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1917 November

  • Box 63, folder 10
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1917 December

  • Box 63, folder 11
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undated, 1917

  • Box 63, folder 12
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1918 January

  • Box 63, folder 13
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undated, 1918

  • Box 63, folder 14
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1918 February

  • Box 63, folder 15
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1918 March

  • Box 63, folder 16
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1918 April

  • Box 64, folder 1
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1918 May

  • Box 64, folder 2
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1918 June

  • Box 64, folder 3
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1918 July

  • Box 64, folder 4
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1918 August

  • Box 64, folder 5
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1918 September

  • Box 64, folder 6
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1918 October

  • Box 64, folder 7
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1918 November

  • Box 64, folder 8
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1918 December

  • Box 64, folder 9
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undated, 1918

  • Box 64, folder 10
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1919 January

  • Box 64, folder 11
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1919 February

  • Box 64, folder 12
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1919 March

  • Box 64, folder 13
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1919 April

  • Box 64, folder 14
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1919 May

  • Box 64, folder 15
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1919 June

  • Box 64, folder 16
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1919 July

  • Box 65, folder 1
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undated, 1919 July

  • Box 65, folder 2
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1919 August

  • Box 65, folder 3
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1919 September

  • Box 65, folder 4
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1919 October

  • Box 65, folder 5
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1919 November

  • Box 65, folder 6
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1919 December

  • Box 65, folder 7
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undated, 1919

  • Box 65, folder 8
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1920 January

  • Box 65, folder 9
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1920 February

  • Box 65, folder 10
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1920 March

  • Box 65, folder 11
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1920 April

  • Box 65, folder 12
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1920 May

  • Box 65, folder 13
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1920 June

  • Box 66, folder 1
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1920 July 1-22

  • Box 66, folder 2
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1920 July 23-31

  • Box 66, folder 3
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1920 August

  • Box 66, folder 4
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1920 September

  • Box 66, folder 5
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1920 October 1-16

  • Box 66, folder 6
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1920 October 17-31

  • Box 66, folder 7
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1920 November 1-24

  • Box 66, folder 8
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1920 November 15-30

  • Box 66, folder 9
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1920 December 1-15

  • Box 66, folder 10
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1920 December 16-31

  • Box 66, folder 11
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undated, 1920

  • Box 66, folder 12
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1921 January 1-14

  • Box 66, folder 13
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1921 January 15-31

  • Box 66, folder 14
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1921 February

  • Box 66, folder 15
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1921 March

  • Box 66, folder 16
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1921 April

  • Box 66, folder 17
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1921 May 1-10

  • Box 67, folder 1
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1921 May 11-31

  • Box 67, folder 2
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1921 June

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1921 July

  • Box 67, folder 4
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1921 August

  • Box 67, folder 5
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1921 September

  • Box 67, folder 6
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1921 October

  • Box 67, folder 7
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1921 November 1-14

  • Box 67, folder 8
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1921 November 15-30

  • Box 67, folder 9
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1921 December

  • Box 68, folder 1
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undated, 1921

  • Box 68, folder 2
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1922 January

  • Box 68, folder 3
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1922 February

  • Box 68, folder 4
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1922 March

  • Box 68, folder 5
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1922 April

  • Box 68, folder 6
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1922 May

  • Box 68, folder 7
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1922 June

  • Box 68, folder 8
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1922 July

  • Box 68, folder 9
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1922 August 1-24

  • Box 68, folder 10
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1922 August 25-31

  • Box 68, folder 11
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1922 September 1-10

  • Box 68, folder 12
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1922 September 11-30

  • Box 68, folder 13
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1922 October 1-14

  • Box 68, folder 14
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1922 October 15-31

  • Box 69, folder 1
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1922 November

  • Box 69, folder 2
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1922 December

  • Box 69, folder 3
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undated, 1922

  • Box 69, folder 4
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1923 January

  • Box 69, folder 5
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1923 February

  • Box 69, folder 6
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1923 March

  • Box 69, folder 7
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1923 April

  • Box 69, folder 8
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1923 May

  • Box 69, folder 9
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1923 June 1-15

  • Box 69, folder 10
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1923 June 16-30

  • Box 69, folder 11
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1923 July 1-23

  • Box 69, folder 12
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1923 July 24-31

  • Box 69, folder 13
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1923 August 1-15

  • Box 69, folder 14
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1923 August 16-31

  • Box 69, folder 15
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1923 September

  • Box 69, folder 16
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1923 October

  • Box 70, folder 1
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1923 November

  • Box 70, folder 2
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1923 December

  • Box 70, folder 3
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undated, 1923

  • Box 70, folder 4
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1924 January 1-19

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1924 January 20-31

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1924 February

  • Box 70, folder 7
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1924 March

  • Box 70, folder 8
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1924 April

  • Box 70, folder 9
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1924 May

  • Box 70, folder 10
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1924 June

  • Box 70, folder 11
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1924 July

  • Box 70, folder 12
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1924 August

  • Box 70, folder 13
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1924 September

  • Box 70, folder 14
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1924 October

  • Box 70, folder 15
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1924 November

  • Box 70, folder 16
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1924 December

  • Box 70, folder 17
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undated, 1924

  • Box 70, folder 18
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1925 January

  • Box 70, folder 19
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1925 February

  • Box 70, folder 20
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1925 March

  • Box 70, folder 21
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1925 May

  • Box 70, folder 22
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1925 June

  • Box 71, folder 1
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1925 July

  • Box 71, folder 2
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1925 August

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1925 September

  • Box 71, folder 4
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1925 October

  • Box 71, folder 5
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1925 November

  • Box 71, folder 6
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1925 December

  • Box 71, folder 7
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undated, 1925

  • Box 71, folder 8
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1926 January

  • Box 71, folder 9
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1926 February

  • Box 71, folder 10
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1926 March-April

  • Box 71, folder 11
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1926 May

  • Box 71, folder 12
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1926 June-July

  • Box 71, folder 13
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1926 August

  • Box 71, folder 14
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1926 September

  • Box 71, folder 15
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1926 October-November

  • Box 71, folder 16
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1926 December

  • Box 71, folder 17
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undated, 1926

  • Box 71, folder 18
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1927 January-February

  • Box 71, folder 19
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1927 March-May

  • Box 71, folder 20
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1927 June

  • Box 72, folder 1
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1927 July

  • Box 72, folder 2
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1927 August

  • Box 72, folder 3
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1927 September-October

  • Box 72, folder 4
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1927 November

  • Box 72, folder 5
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1927 December

  • Box 72, folder 6
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1928 January-April

  • Box 72, folder 7
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1928 May-August

  • Box 72, folder 8
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1928 September-December

  • Box 72, folder 9
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1929 January-April

  • Box 72, folder 10
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1929 May-July

  • Box 72, folder 11
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1929 August-December

  • Box 72, folder 12
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1930 January-August

  • Box 72, folder 13
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1930 September-December

  • Box 72, folder 14
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1931 January-September

  • Box 72, folder 15
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1931 October-December

  • Box 72, folder 16
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1932 January-May

  • Box 72, folder 17
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1932 June-December

  • Box 72, folder 18
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1933 January-June

  • Box 72, folder 19
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1933 July-December

  • Box 72, folder 20
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undated, 1933

  • Box 72, folder 21
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1934 January-February

  • Box 73, folder 1
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1934 March-May

  • Box 73, folder 2
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1934 June

  • Box 73, folder 3
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1934 July-December

  • Box 73, folder 4
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1935 January-March

  • Box 73, folder 5
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1935 April-August

  • Box 73, folder 6
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1935 September-December

  • Box 73, folder 7
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1936 January-May

  • Box 73, folder 8
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1936 June-October

  • Box 73, folder 9
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1936 November-December

  • Box 73, folder 10
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1937 January

  • Box 73, folder 11
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1937 February

  • Box 73, folder 12
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1937 March-April

  • Box 73, folder 13
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1937 May-August

  • Box 73, folder 14
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1937 September

  • Box 73, folder 15
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1937 October

  • Box 73, folder 16
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1937 November

  • Box 73, folder 17
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1937 December

  • Box 73, folder 18
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undated, 1937

  • Box 73, folder 19
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1938 January 1-15

  • Box 73, folder 20
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1938 January 16-31

  • Box 73, folder 21
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1938 February

  • Box 73, folder 22
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1938 March

  • Box 73, folder 23
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1938 April

  • Box 74, folder 1
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1938 May-July

  • Box 74, folder 2
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1938 August-December

  • Box 74, folder 3
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undated, 1938

  • Box 74, folder 4
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1939 January-March

  • Box 74, folder 5
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1939 April-June

  • Box 74, folder 6
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1939 July-September

  • Box 74, folder 7
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1939 October

  • Box 74, folder 8
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1938 November-December

  • Box 74, folder 9
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undated, 1938

  • Box 74, folder 10
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1940 January

  • Box 74, folder 11
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1940 February

  • Box 74, folder 12
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1940 March-June

  • Box 74, folder 13
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1940 July-August

  • Box 74, folder 14
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1940 September-October

  • Box 74, folder 15
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1940 November-December

  • Box 74, folder 16
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undated, 1940

  • Box 74, folder 17
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1941 January-February

  • Box 74, folder 18
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1941 March

  • Box 74, folder 19
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1941 April

  • Box 74, folder 20
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1941 May

  • Box 75, folder 1
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1941 June

  • Box 75, folder 2
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1941 July

  • Box 75, folder 3
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1941 August-September

  • Box 75, folder 4
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1941 October

  • Box 75, folder 5
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1941 November

  • Box 75, folder 6
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1941 December

  • Box 75, folder 7
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1942 January

  • Box 75, folder 8
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1942 February-April

  • Box 75, folder 9
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1942 May-June

  • Box 75, folder 10
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1942 July-August

  • Box 75, folder 11
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1942 September-October

  • Box 75, folder 12
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1942 November

  • Box 75, folder 13
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1942 December

  • Box 75, folder 14
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1943 January

  • Box 75, folder 15
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1943 February

  • Box 75, folder 16
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1943 March

  • Box 75, folder 17
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1943 April

  • Box 75, folder 18
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1943 May

  • Box 75, folder 19
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1943 June-July

  • Box 76, folder 1
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1943 August

  • Box 76, folder 2
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1943 September-December

  • Box 76, folder 3
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1944 January-May

  • Box 76, folder 4
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1944 June

  • Box 76, folder 5
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1944 July

  • Box 76, folder 6
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1944 August-September

  • Box 76, folder 7
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1944 October

  • Box 76, folder 8
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1944 November 1-14

  • Box 76, folder 9
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1944 November 15-30

  • Box 76, folder 10
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1944 December

  • Box 76, folder 11
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1945 January-December

  • Box 76, folder 12
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1946 January-March

  • Box 76, folder 13
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1946 April-June

  • Box 76, folder 14
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1946 July-December

  • Box 76, folder 15
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1947 January-April

  • Box 76, folder 16
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1947 May-June

  • Box 76, folder 17
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1947 July-December

  • Box 76, folder 18
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1948 January-June

  • Box 76, folder 19
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1948 July-December

  • Box 76, folder 20
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1949 January-June

  • Box 77, folder 1
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1949 July-December

  • Box 77, folder 2
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1950 January

  • Box 77, folder 3
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1950 February

  • Box 77, folder 4
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1950 March

  • Box 77, folder 5
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1950 April

  • Box 77, folder 6
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1950 May

  • Box 77, folder 7
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1950 June-December

  • Box 77, folder 8
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1951 January-March

  • Box 77, folder 9
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1951 April-June

  • Box 77, folder 10
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1951 July-September

  • Box 77, folder 11
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1951 October-December

  • Box 77, folder 12
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1952 January-March

  • Box 77, folder 13
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1952 April-June

  • Box 77, folder 14
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1952 July-December

  • Box 77, folder 15
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1953 January-March

  • Box 77, folder 16
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1953 April-June

  • Box 77, folder 17
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1953 July-September

  • Box 77, folder 18
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1953 October-December

  • Box 77, folder 19
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1954 January-February

  • Box 77, folder 20
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1954 March-May

  • Box 77, folder 21
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1954 June-September

  • Box 78, folder 1
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1954 October-December

  • Box 78, folder 2
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1955 January-March

  • Box 78, folder 3
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1955 April-May

  • Box 78, folder 4
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1955 June-September

  • Box 78, folder 5
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1955 October-December

  • Box 78, folder 6
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1956 January

  • Box 78, folder 7
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1956 February-May

  • Box 78, folder 8
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1956 June-August

  • Box 78, folder 9
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1956 September-November

  • Box 78, folder 10
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1956 December

  • Box 78, folder 11
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1957 January-February

  • Box 78, folder 12
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1957 March-April

  • Box 78, folder 13
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1957 May

  • Box 78, folder 14
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1957 June-September

  • Box 78, folder 15
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1957 October-December

  • Box 78, folder 16
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1958 January-April

  • Box 78, folder 17
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1958 May

  • Box 78, folder 18
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1958 June-December

  • Box 78, folder 19
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1959 January

  • Box 78, folder 20
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undated

  • Box 78, folder 21
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undated

  • Box 79, folder 1
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undated

  • Box 79, folder 2
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Financial materials, 1909-1958, undated

Scope and Contents note

These files include primarily cancelled checks, bank statements, bills, deposit slips, and tax bills covering personal expenses during the period from 1909 to 1958. These records indicate that Linda Neville owned rental property, the locations of which are noted on the property tax bills and receipts. These records also reveal that Linda Neville sporadically kept records of her receipts of rent payment by tenants for 1930-1933 (Box 81, Folder 1) and 1935 (Box 83, Folder 5). Other items related to her real estate holdings are a 1931 insurance policy on her Vine Street property (Box 81, Folder 8), and an assessment of the 1926 fire damage to the same property (Box 80, Folder 9).

Organizations and charities to which Neville paid dues and made contributions can be determined by perusing the cancelled checks. In Box 89 the miscellaneous financial records include legal documents detailing a 1935 property lawsuit in which Neville was plaintiff. Prominent among the later financial documents, especially during the late 1950s, are checks written for David Neville Devary, Neville's adopted son.

1909-1930

Cancelled checks and bank book, 1909-1910

  • Box 80, folder 1
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Ledger with deposits [organizational dues?], 1910-1915

  • Box 80, folder 2
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Promissory notes, 1911

  • Box 80, folder 3
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Property leases, 1920-1926

  • Box 80, folder 4
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Bills, 1923

  • Box 80, folder 5
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Ledger book, 1924

  • Box 80, folder 6
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Purchase of stocks, 1924-1926

  • Box 80, folder 7
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Cancelled checks, 1925

  • Box 80, folder 8
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Fire damage assessments, 1926

  • Box 80, folder 9
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Cancelled checks, 1926

  • Box 80, folder 10
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Cancelled checks, 1927

  • Box 80, folder 11
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Purchase of stocks, 1927

  • Box 80, folder 12
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Cancelled checks, 1928

  • Box 80, folder 13
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Purchase of stocks, 1928

  • Box 80, folder 14
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Promissory notes, 1928

  • Box 80, folder 15
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Bills, 1929

  • Box 80, folder 16
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Cancelled checks, 1929

  • Box 80, folder 17
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Purchase of stocks, 1929

  • Box 80, folder 18
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Stock information [purchaser unknown], 1929

  • Box 80, folder 19
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Promissory notes, 1929

  • Box 80, folder 20
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Cancelled checks, 1930

  • Box 80, folder 21
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Purchase of stocks, 1930

  • Box 80, folder 22
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Promissory notes, 1930

  • Box 80, folder 23
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Bills, 1930

  • Box 80, folder 24
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1930-1932

Rent paid by tenants, 1930-1933

  • Box 81, folder 1
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Cancelled checks, 1931

  • Box 81, folder 2
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Deposits, 1931

  • Box 81, folder 3
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Bills, 1931

  • Box 81, folder 4
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Promissory notes, 1931

  • Box 81, folder 5
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Bills, 1931

  • Box 81, folder 6
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Bills, undated

  • Box 81, folder 7
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Insurance policies, 1931

  • Box 81, folder 8
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Cancelled checks, 1932

  • Box 81, folder 9
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Bills, 1932

  • Box 81, folder 10
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Deposits, 1932

  • Box 81, folder 11
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Promissory notes, 1932

  • Box 81, folder 12
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Bills, 1932

  • Box 81, folder 13
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1933-1934

Cancelled checks, 1933

  • Box 82, folder 1
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Bills, 1933

  • Box 82, folder 2
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Promissory notes, 1933

  • Box 82, folder 3
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Deposits, 1933

  • Box 82, folder 4
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Bills, 1934

  • Box 82, folder 5
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Deposits, 1934

  • Box 82, folder 6
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Cancelled checks, 1934

  • Box 82, folder 7
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Promissory notes, 1934

  • Box 82, folder 8
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Bills, 1934

  • Box 82, folder 9
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1935-1937

Cancelled checks, 1935

  • Box 83, folder 1
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Bills, 1935

  • Box 83, folder 2
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Promissory notes, 1935

  • Box 83, folder 3
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Deposits, 1935

  • Box 83, folder 4
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Rent paid by tenants, 1935

  • Box 83, folder 5
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Cancelled checks, 1936

  • Box 83, folder 6
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Deposits, 1936

  • Box 83, folder 7
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Cancelled checks, 1937

  • Box 83, folder 8
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Bills, 1937

  • Box 83, folder 9
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1938-1953

Checks, 1935

  • Box 84, folder 1
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Bills, 1938

  • Box 84, folder 2
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Deposits, 1938

  • Box 84, folder 3
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Bank deposits, undated

  • Box 84, folder 4
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Cancelled checks, 1939

  • Box 84, folder 5
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Deposits, 1939

  • Box 84, folder 6
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Checks cancelled, 1940

  • Box 84, folder 7
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Bills, 1940

  • Box 84, folder 8
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Bills, 1941

  • Box 84, folder 9
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Deposits, 1942

  • Box 84, folder 10
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Bills, 1943

  • Box 84, folder 11
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Bills, 1944

  • Box 84, folder 12
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Checkbook, 1945-1946

  • Box 84, folder 13
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Bills, 1945

  • Box 84, folder 14
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Bills, 1946

  • Box 84, folder 15
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Financial ledger, 1947

  • Box 84, folder 16
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Receipt book, 1950

  • Box 84, folder 17
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Rents and dividends, 1952

  • Box 84, folder 18
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Partial ledger, 1953

  • Box 84, folder 19
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Bank reports, 1953

  • Box 84, folder 20
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Bills, 1953

  • Box 84, folder 21
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1954-1956

Ledger, 1954

  • Box 85, folder 1
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Cancelled checks, 1954

  • Box 85, folder 2
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Bank deposits, 1954

  • Box 85, folder 3
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Ledger, 1955

  • Box 85, folder 4
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Bills, 1955

  • Box 85, folder 5
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Cancelled checks, 1955

  • Box 85, folder 6
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Promissory notes, 1955

  • Box 85, folder 7
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Bank deposits, 1955

  • Box 85, folder 8
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Ledger, 1956

  • Box 85, folder 9
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Bills, 1956

  • Box 85, folder 10
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Promissory notes, 1956

  • Box 85, folder 11
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Cancelled checks, 1956

  • Box 85, folder 12
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Federal Income Tax payment receipt, 1956

  • Box 85, folder 13
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Bank deposits, 1956

  • Box 85, folder 14
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Fire Insurance information, 1956

  • Box 85, folder 15
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Promissory notes, 1957

  • Box 85, folder 16
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Checks cancelled, 1957

  • Box 85, folder 17
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Deposits, 1957

  • Box 85, folder 18
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Bank statements, 1931-1939

1931

  • Box 86, folder 1
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1932

  • Box 86, folder 2
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1933

  • Box 86, folder 3
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1934

  • Box 86, folder 4
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1935

  • Box 86, folder 5
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1936

  • Box 86, folder 6
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1937

  • Box 86, folder 7
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1938

  • Box 86, folder 8
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1939

  • Box 86, folder 9
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Tax bills and receipts, 1911-1958

1911-1935

Tax bills, 1911

  • Box 87, folder 1
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City Property Tax receipt, undated

  • Box 87, folder 2
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Tax bills, 1919

  • Box 87, folder 3
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City Tax bills, 1922

  • Box 87, folder 4
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City Property Tax receipt, 1922

  • Box 87, folder 5
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City Property Tax bill, 1925

  • Box 87, folder 6
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City Property Tax receipt, 1925

  • Box 87, folder 7
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City Property Tax receipt, 1926

  • Box 87, folder 8
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Fayette County Tax receipts, 1926

  • Box 87, folder 9
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City Property Tax bill, 1927

  • Box 87, folder 10
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City Property Tax receipts, 1927

  • Box 87, folder 11
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City Property Tax receipts, 1928

  • Box 87, folder 12
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City Tax bill, 1929

  • Box 87, folder 13
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County Property Tax bills, 1930

  • Box 87, folder 14
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City Property Tax bills, 1931

  • Box 87, folder 15
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City Property Tax receipt, 1931

  • Box 87, folder 16
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County Property Tax bills, 1931

  • Box 87, folder 17
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City Property Tax bills, 1932

  • Box 87, folder 18
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County Property Tax bills, 1932

  • Box 87, folder 19
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City Property Tax receipts, 1932

  • Box 87, folder 20
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City Property Taxes, 1933

  • Box 87, folder 21
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City Property Tax receipts, 1933

  • Box 87, folder 22
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County Property Tax bills, 1933

  • Box 87, folder 23
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City Property Tax bills, 1934

  • Box 87, folder 24
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Fayette County Property Tax, 1934

  • Box 87, folder 25
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Fayette County Property Tax receipts, 1934

  • Box 87, folder 26
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Tax bills, 1935

  • Box 87, folder 27
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Fayette County Property Tax bills, 1935

  • Box 87, folder 28
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Tax receipt, 1935

  • Box 87, folder 29
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville Payne and Kerr, 1935

  • Box 87, folder 30
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1936-1958

City Tax bills, 1936

  • Box 88, folder 1
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Fayette County Tax bills, 1936

  • Box 88, folder 2
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City Property Tax receipts, 1936

  • Box 88, folder 3
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Fayette County Tax receipt, 1936

  • Box 88, folder 4
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville Payne and Kerr, 1936

  • Box 88, folder 5
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City Tax bills, 1937

  • Box 88, folder 6
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County Tax bills, 1937

  • Box 88, folder 7
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City Property Tax receipts, 1937

  • Box 88, folder 8
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County Property Tax receipts, 1937

  • Box 88, folder 9
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville Payne and Kerr, 1937

  • Box 88, folder 10
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Tax bills, 1938

  • Box 88, folder 11
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville Payne and Kerr, 1938

  • Box 88, folder 12
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City Tax bills, 1939

  • Box 88, folder 13
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville Payne and Kerr, 1939

  • Box 88, folder 14
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City Tax bills, 1940

  • Box 88, folder 15
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State Tax bills, 1940

  • Box 88, folder 16
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1940

  • Box 88, folder 17
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1941

  • Box 88, folder 18
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1942

  • Box 88, folder 19
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1943

  • Box 88, folder 20
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1944

  • Box 88, folder 21
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1945

  • Box 88, folder 22
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1946

  • Box 88, folder 23
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1947

  • Box 88, folder 24
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1948

  • Box 88, folder 25
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1949

  • Box 88, folder 26
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Partnership Income Tax Return for Neville, Payne, and Kerr, 1950

  • Box 88, folder 27
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Income Tax Returns, 1950

  • Box 88, folder 28
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Income Tax information, 1951

  • Box 88, folder 29
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City Property Tax bills, 1955

  • Box 88, folder 30
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Purchased shares, 1929-1955

  • Box 88, folder 31
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County Property Tax bills, 1956

  • Box 88, folder 32
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Individual Income Tax Return, 1955

  • Box 88, folder 33
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Partnership Income Tax for Neville Payne and Kerr, 1955

  • Box 88, folder 34
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Income Tax Return, 1956

  • Box 88, folder 35
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State Intangible Property Tax Return, 1957

  • Box 88, folder 36
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Notes on personal expenses and income, 1957

  • Box 88, folder 37
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Intangible Property Tax Return, 1958

  • Box 88, folder 38
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Miscellaneous, 1919-1935, undated

Red Cross expenses, 1919-1922

  • Box 89, folder 1
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Red Cross expenses, 1919-1920

  • Box 89, folder 2
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Red Cross expenses, 1921

  • Box 89, folder 3
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Red Cross expenses, 1922-1924

  • Box 89, folder 4
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Plan of Property to be Decided by Linda Neville by the City of Lexington, undated

  • Box 89, folder 5
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Storm and Sewer Easement, 1933-1934

  • Box 89, folder 6
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Walter Tuttle vs Linda Neville, 1935

  • Box 89, folder 7
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Mountain financial materials, 1904-1958

Scope and Contents note

The Mountain Fund Financial Records cover the years 1909-1958. Included are bills received by the Mountain Fund for services rendered to patients from, for example, Tinder-Krauss Opticians, Good Samaritan and St. Josephs Hospitals (both located in Lexington), pharmacies, and private practitioners, including optometrists. Also included is correspondence to governmental agencies from Linda Neville requesting financial assistance for various patients in her charge, as well as cancelled checks, logs, and correspondence relating to donations to the Mountain Fund from private citizens. Other items include bills and services reflecting the daily operation of the Mountain Fund.

Miscellaneous, 1909-1956

Procedure for Mountain Fund Eye Patients, Linda Neville, 1942

  • Box 90, folder 1
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Savings account book, 1909

  • Box 90, folder 2
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Lexington City National bank book, 1909-1910

  • Box 90, folder 3
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Donor book, 1910-1911

  • Box 90, folder 4
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Expenses between, 1910 March-October

  • Box 90, folder 5
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Letters from donors, 1917-1920

  • Box 90, folder 6
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Receipts, 1946

  • Box 90, folder 7
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Receipts, 1947

  • Box 90, folder 8
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Receipts, 1955-1956

  • Box 90, folder 9
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Letters from donors, 1910-1928

1910-1911

  • Box 90, folder 10
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1913

  • Box 90, folder 11
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1914

  • Box 90, folder 12
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1915

  • Box 90, folder 13
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1916

  • Box 90, folder 14
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1917

  • Box 90, folder 15
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1918

  • Box 90, folder 16
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1919

  • Box 90, folder 17
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1920

  • Box 90, folder 18
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1921

  • Box 90, folder 19
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1923

  • Box 90, folder 20
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1924

  • Box 90, folder 21
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1925

  • Box 90, folder 22
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1926

  • Box 90, folder 23
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1927

  • Box 90, folder 24
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1928

  • Box 90, folder 25
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Claims against the Mountain Fund, 1919-1958

1919-1924

  • Box 91, folder 1
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1923-1926

  • Box 91, folder 2
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1929-1934

  • Box 91, folder 3
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1935 January-May

  • Box 91, folder 4
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1935 June-October

  • Box 91, folder 5
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1935 November-December

  • Box 91, folder 6
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1936 January-June

  • Box 91, folder 7
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1936 July-December

  • Box 91, folder 8
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1937 January-May

  • Box 91, folder 9
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1937 June-December

  • Box 91, folder 10
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1938

  • Box 91, folder 11
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1939 July-December

  • Box 91, folder 12
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1939 January-June

  • Box 91, folder 13
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1940 January-May

  • Box 91, folder 14
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1940 June-December

  • Box 91, folder 15
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1941 January-May

  • Box 92, folder 1
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1941 June

  • Box 92, folder 2
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1941 July-December

  • Box 92, folder 3
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1942 January-April

  • Box 92, folder 4
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1942 May-June

  • Box 92, folder 5
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1942 July-December

  • Box 92, folder 6
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1943 January-October

  • Box 92, folder 7
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1944

  • Box 92, folder 8
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1946

  • Box 92, folder 9
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1947

  • Box 92, folder 10
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1950

  • Box 92, folder 11
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1951

  • Box 92, folder 12
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1952

  • Box 92, folder 13
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1953

  • Box 92, folder 14
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1954

  • Box 92, folder 15
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1955

  • Box 93, folder 1
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1956

  • Box 93, folder 2
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1957

  • Box 93, folder 3
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1958

  • Box 93, folder 4
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Accounts sent to the state, 1905-1956

1934

  • Box 94, folder 1
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1935

  • Box 94, folder 2
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1936

  • Box 94, folder 3
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1937

  • Box 94, folder 4
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1938

  • Box 94, folder 5
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1939

  • Box 94, folder 6
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1940

  • Box 94, folder 7
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1941 January-June

  • Box 94, folder 8
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1941 July-December

  • Box 94, folder 9
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1942 January-July

  • Box 94, folder 10
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1942 July-December

  • Box 94, folder 11
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1943 January-June

  • Box 94, folder 12
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1943 July-December

  • Box 94, folder 13
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1944

  • Box 95, folder 1
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1945

  • Box 95, folder 2
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1946

  • Box 95, folder 3
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1947 January-June

  • Box 95, folder 4
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1947 July-December

  • Box 95, folder 5
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1948 January-July

  • Box 95, folder 6
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1948 July-December

  • Box 95, folder 7
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1949 January-July

  • Box 95, folder 8
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1949 July-December

  • Box 95, folder 9
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1950

  • Box 95, folder 10
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1951 January-May

  • Box 95, folder 11
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1951 June-July

  • Box 95, folder 12
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1952 January-May

  • Box 96, folder 1
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1952 June-December

  • Box 96, folder 2
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1953 January-April

  • Box 96, folder 3
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1953 May-June

  • Box 96, folder 4
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1953 July-December

  • Box 96, folder 5
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1954

  • Box 96, folder 6
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1935 January-May

  • Box 96, folder 7
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1955 June-December

  • Box 96, folder 8
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1956 January-June

  • Box 96, folder 9
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Linda Neville's notes on financial accounts, 1909-1912

  • Box 97, folder 1
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Receipts of accounts paid, 1919-1912

  • Box 97, folder 2
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Receipt refund and deposit records, 1905-1915

  • Box 97, folder 3
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Telephone and telegram records, 1912-1928

  • Box 97, folder 4
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Account book, 1925

  • Box 97, folder 5
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Duplication of Deposits Letters from Donors of Mountain Fund List of Donations, 1915-1926

  • Box 97, folder 6
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Pass book, 1912-1914

  • Box 98, folder 1
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Receipts paid, 1913-1915

  • Box 98, folder 2
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Grocery/Food expenses, 1920-1921

  • Box 98, folder 3
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Receipts paid, 1924

  • Box 98, folder 4
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Account Expense book, 1921-1922

  • Box 98, folder 5
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Receipts paid, 1921-1924

  • Box 98, folder 6
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Account book and personal expenses, 1922-1923

  • Box 98, folder 7
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Disbursements by Mountain Fund, 1923

  • Box 98, folder 8
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Log of Mountain Fund checks paid out, 1923

  • Box 98, folder 9
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Disbursements by Mountain Fund, 1924

  • Box 98, folder 10
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Check Book receipts, 1932, 1938

  • Box 98, folder 11
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Check Book receipts, 1939

  • Box 98, folder 12
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Postage account for Mountain Fund, 1916-1917

  • Box 99, folder 1
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Telephone calls and telegraphs placed, 1920

  • Box 99, folder 2
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Cancelled checks, 1909-1950

1909-1912

  • Box 100, folder 1
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1913-1915

  • Box 100, folder 2
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1917-1919

  • Box 100, folder 3
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1920-1922

  • Box 100, folder 4
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1923-1925

  • Box 100, folder 5
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1926-1928

  • Box 100, folder 6
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1929-1938

  • Box 100, folder 7
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1950

  • Box 100, folder 8
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Deposit slips, 1910-1939

1910-1920

  • Box 101, folder 1
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1921-1928

  • Box 101, folder 2
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1929-1933

  • Box 101, folder 3
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1934-1935

  • Box 101, folder 4
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1936-1937

  • Box 101, folder 5
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1938-1939

  • Box 101, folder 6
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Bank statements, 1921-1939

1921-1925

  • Box 102, folder 1
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1926-1928

  • Box 102, folder 2
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1929

  • Box 102, folder 3
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1930

  • Box 102, folder 4
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1931

  • Box 102, folder 5
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1932

  • Box 102, folder 6
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1933

  • Box 102, folder 7
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1934

  • Box 102, folder 8
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1935

  • Box 102, folder 9
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1936

  • Box 102, folder 10
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1937

  • Box 102, folder 11
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1938

  • Box 102, folder 12
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1939

  • Box 102, folder 13
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Miscellaneous restricted financial materials, 1945-1957

1945

  • Box 103, folder 1
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1946

  • Box 103, folder 2
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1947

  • Box 103, folder 3
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1948

  • Box 103, folder 4
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1949

  • Box 103, folder 5
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1950

  • Box 103, folder 6
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1951

  • Box 103, folder 7
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1952

  • Box 103, folder 8
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1953

  • Box 103, folder 9
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1954

  • Box 103, folder 10
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1955

  • Box 103, folder 11
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1956

  • Box 103, folder 12
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1958

  • Box 103, folder 14
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1957

  • Box 103, folder 13
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Mountain Fund patient files, 1904-1958

Scope and Contents note

These records range from 1908-1958 and include the case files of individuals who applied to the Mountain Fund for medical assistance. Organized into three sections, the first includes ledgers of patients indexed either by year of treatment or alphabetically. The second includes case files organized chronologically by year of application to the Mountain Fund. The third section focuses on trachoma clinics established in Kentucky counties from 1912 to 1924. Records for the years 1908-1926 are not restricted. All other years and ledgers are restricted.

Patient ledgers, 1908-1941

Mountain Fund patient summary of numbers, 1908-1942

  • Box 103, folder 15
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List of patients by date of treatment, 1914

  • Box 103, folder 16
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Ledger of patient names, 1908-1942

  • Box 103, folder 17
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Includes condition and treatment

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Patient names with conditions and treatments [photocopy], 1908-1938

  • Box 103, folder 18
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Patient names with conditions and treatments [original - not for patron use], 1908-1938

  • Box 103, folder 19
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Ledger of Mountain Fund patients, 1914-1929

  • Box 104, folder 1
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Alphabetical by patient's last name

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Ledger of patients by year [photocopy], 1908-1926

  • Box 104, folder 2
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Includes medical information over 80 years

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Ledger of patients by year [original - not for patron use], 1908-1926

  • Box 104, folder 3
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Ledger of Mountain Fund patients by year [photocopy], 1927-1941

  • Box 104, folder 4
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Includes medical information

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Ledger of Mountain Fund patients by year [original - not for patron use], 1927-1941

  • Box 104, folder 5
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Patients by date of application, 1906-1957

1906-1911

  • Box 104, folder 6
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1912-1917

  • Box 104, folder 7
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1918-1922

  • Box 104, folder 8
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1923-1929

  • Box 104, folder 9
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1930-1934

  • Box 104, folder 10
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1935-1937

  • Box 104, folder 11
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1938-1940

  • Box 104, folder 12
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1941

  • Box 104, folder 13
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Alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1942

  • Box 104, folder 14
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Pocket ledgers, 1913-1936, 1933

  • Box 104, folder 15
Scope and Contents note

Organized by year

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Ledger of cases, 1922-1923

  • Box 104, folder 16
Scope and Contents note

Organized by last name

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Gonorrheal eye infection cases, 1911-1939

  • Box 104, folder 17
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Hospitalized by the Mountain Fund

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Mountain Fund eye patients, 1941

  • Box 104, folder 18
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List of Mountain Fund patients by arrival date, 1942

  • Box 105, folder 1
Scope and Contents note

Includes medical information

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Alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1943

  • Box 105, folder 2
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1943

  • Box 105, folder 3
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Includes medical information

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List of Mountain Applicants and Recipients, 1951 June 5

  • Box 105, folder 4
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1944

  • Box 105, folder 5
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Includes medical information and individual names

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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1944

  • Box 105, folder 6
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Includes medical information and individual names

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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1945

  • Box 105, folder 7
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Includes medical information and individual names

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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1945

  • Box 105, folder 8
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1946

  • Box 105, folder 9
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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1946

  • Box 105, folder 10
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1947

  • Box 105, folder 11
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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1947

  • Box 105, folder 12
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1948

  • Box 105, folder 13
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Ledger with alphabetical list of patients, 1948

  • Box 105, folder 14
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1949

  • Box 105, folder 15
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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1949

  • Box 105, folder 16
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1950

  • Box 105, folder 17
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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1950

  • Box 105, folder 18
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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1951

  • Box 105, folder 19
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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1952

  • Box 105, folder 20
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1953

  • Box 105, folder 21
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1954

  • Box 105, folder 22
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Ledger with chronological list of Mountain Fund patients, 1955

  • Box 105, folder 23
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Ledger with alphabetical list of Mountain Fund patients, 1953

  • Box 105, folder 24
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List of applicants with eye conditions, 1948-1952

  • Box 105, folder 25
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Mountain Fund babies, 1937

  • Box 105, folder 26
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Chronological list of patients, 1957

  • Box 105, folder 27
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Tabulation of positive Gonococcus, 1948

  • Box 105, folder 28
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List of patients with Cataracts Division of Public Assistance, 1953

  • Box 105, folder 29
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Miscellaneous unrestricted patient files, 1911-1915

Kentucky Institute for the Education of the Blind Report of Eye Test, 1911 December

  • Box 106, folder 1
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Thirteen cases of Gonorrheal Ophthalmia among babies born in Lexington, 1912

  • Box 106, folder 2
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Patients that need glasses, 1914-1915

  • Box 106, folder 3
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Kentucky Trachoma Clinics, 1912-1924

Scope and Contents note

The organized effort to hold public health clinics for the treatment of trachoma first began in 1912 when Dr. J.A. Stuckey, a Lexington oculist and active member in the Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness, held a trachoma eye treatment clinic in eastern Kentucky. A few other local oculists followed his example and provided similar services in other locations. The addition of financial support from the United States Public Health Service in 1915, along with administrative support from the American Red Cross, aided the expansion of the clinics to multiple locations within numerous Appalachian counties. Clinics for lameness were also held at some locations. The last clinic was held in 1924 when the need for such an approach to treatment was replaced by the establishment of county health services. The records are arranged alphabetically by county and chronologically thereunder.

Information on Kentucky Trachoma Clinics ran by Dr. Stucky, 1912-1913

  • Box 106, folder 4
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Trachoma clinics and investigations, 1915

  • Box 106, folder 5
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Investigation of Trachoma in Anderson Co., 1915

  • Box 106, folder 6
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Pineville, KY, 1915 September 28

  • Box 106, folder 7
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Owingsville, Bath Co., 1921 October 24-26

  • Box 106, folder 8
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Investigation of Trachoma in Paris Grade Schools, Bourbon Co., 1915 March 26

  • Box 106, folder 9
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US Public Health Service Trachoma Clinic, Boyle Co., 1921 November 11-12

  • Box 106, folder 10
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Eye Clinic, Breathitt Co., Guerrant, 1912 July 22-23

  • Box 106, folder 11
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Morgan Town, Butler Co., 1919 October

  • Box 106, folder 12
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Grayson, Carter Co., 1922 October 10-12

  • Box 106, folder 13
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Grayson, Carter Co., 1922 November 15-17

  • Box 106, folder 14
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Olive Hill, Carter Co., 1923 January 11-12

  • Box 106, folder 15
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Grayson, Carter Co., 1923 July 23-25

  • Box 106, folder 16
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Investigation of Trachoma in Clay Co. consolidated schools, 1914

  • Box 106, folder 17
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Eye Clinic, Oneida, Clay Co. [1 of 2], 1914

  • Box 106, folder 18
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Eye Clinic, Oneida, Clay Co. [2 of 2], 1914

  • Box 106, folder 19
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USPHS and ARC Kentucky Trachoma Clinic, Big Creek, Clay Co., 1920 October 5-8

  • Box 106, folder 20
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Manchester, Clay Co., 1921 May 9-13

  • Box 106, folder 21
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USPHS Throat, Ear, Nose and Eye Clinic, Big Creek, Clay Co. [1 of 2], 1922 September 4-6

  • Box 106, folder 22
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USPHS Throat, Ear, Nose and Eye Clinic, Big Creek, Clay Co. [2 of 2], 1922 September 4-6

  • Box 106, folder 23
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic/Crippled Children, Manchester, Clay Co., 1922 October 3-5

  • Box 107, folder 1
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Eye, Ear and Throat Clinic, Big Creek, Clay Co., 1923 September 3-6

  • Box 107, folder 2
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Casey County request for clinic, 1920

  • Box 107, folder 3
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Winchester, Clark Co., 1920 June 15

  • Box 107, folder 4
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Brownsville, Edmonson Co., 1919 September 16-19

  • Box 107, folder 5
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Brownsville, Edmonson Co., 1919 October 16

  • Box 107, folder 6
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Sandy Hook, Elliot Co., 1923 August 28-30

  • Box 107, folder 7
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Sandy Hook, Elliot Co., 1923 October 1-3

  • Box 107, folder 8
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Fleming County, survey of trachoma, 1922

  • Box 107, folder 9
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Trachoma investigations in the public schools of Lexington, Fayette Co., by the US Public Health Service, 1914 November 30

  • Box 107, folder 10
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, State Houses of Reform, Greendale, Fayette Co., 1918 October

  • Box 107, folder 11
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, State Reformatory, Frankfort, Franklin Co., 1915 March 23

  • Box 107, folder 12
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Feebler Minded Institute, Frankfort, Franklin Co., 1921 May 31-June 1

  • Box 107, folder 13
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Hickman, Fulton Co., 1921 October 11-14

  • Box 107, folder 14
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Hickman, Fulton Co., 1921 November 22-23

  • Box 107, folder 15
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Lancaster, Garrard Co., 1921 May 24-27

  • Box 107, folder 16
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Mayfield, Graves Co., 1921 November 2-4

  • Box 107, folder 17
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Fancy Farm, Graves Co., 1921 November 28-29

  • Box 107, folder 18
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Mayfield, Graves Co., 1922 August 1-4

  • Box 107, folder 19
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Greenup, Greenup Co., 1917 March 23-24

  • Box 107, folder 20
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Greenup, Greenup Co., 1920 August 17 and 19

  • Box 107, folder 21
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USPHS Trachoma Service, Greenup, Greenup Co., 1921 July 19-21

  • Box 107, folder 22
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Greenup, Greenup Co., 1921 August 23-26

  • Box 107, folder 23
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USPHS Trachoma and Lame Children's Clinic, Greenup, Greenup Co., 1922 July 18-21

  • Box 107, folder 24
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Oldtown, Greenup Co., 1922 August 22-23

  • Box 107, folder 25
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Greenup, Greenup Co., 1923 August 14-16

  • Box 107, folder 26
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Hawesville, Hancock Co., 1918 June 28

  • Box 107, folder 27
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, McGuffey, Hardin Co., 1920 September 7-8

  • Box 107, folder 28
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Pine Mountain, Harlan Co., 1918 August 12-15

  • Box 107, folder 29
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Harlan, Harlan Co., 1919 November 19-21

  • Box 107, folder 30
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Pine Mountain, Harlan Co., 1922 November 4-7

  • Box 107, folder 31
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Madisonville, Hopkins Co., 1916 December 7-9

  • Box 107, folder 32
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USPHS Trachoma Hospital, Jackson Co., 1915, 1919

  • Box 107, folder 33
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, McKee, Jackson Co., 1920 August 24-27

  • Box 108, folder 1
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, McKee, Jackson Co., 1922 August 29-30

  • Box 108, folder 2
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, McKee, Jackson Co., 1922 October 17-18

  • Box 108, folder 3
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Nicholasville, Jessamine Co., 1922 February 14-17

  • Box 108, folder 4
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, VanLear, Johnson Co., 1922 February 28-March 3

  • Box 108, folder 5
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Hindman, Knott Co., 1914 October 19-21

  • Box 108, folder 6
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Investigation of trachoma in Knox Co. public schools, 1914 October

  • Box 108, folder 7
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Barboursville, Knox Co., 1921 May 16-20

  • Box 108, folder 8
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USPHS Trachoma Hospital, London, Laurel Co., 1915 August

  • Box 108, folder 9
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Wooten, Leslie Co., 1920 November 30 and December 1-2

  • Box 108, folder 10
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Whitesburg, Letcher Co., 1920-1921

  • Box 108, folder 11
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Stanford, Lincoln Co., 1922 November 8-9 and December 12-13

  • Box 108, folder 12
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Salyersville, Magoffin Co., 1920 September 28-October 2

  • Box 108, folder 13
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Salyersville, Magoffin Co., 1921 September 8-9

  • Box 108, folder 14
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Eddyville, Lyon Co., 1920 November 17-19

  • Box 108, folder 15
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Berea, Madison Co., 1915 February 16

  • Box 108, folder 16
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Paducah, McCracken Co., 1920 July

  • Box 108, folder 17
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Eye clinic, McCreary Co., undated

  • Box 108, folder 18
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., 1921 November 8-10

  • Box 108, folder 19
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Tompkinsville, Monroe Co., 1920 September 14-16

  • Box 108, folder 20
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Mt. Sterling, Montgomery Co., 1922 January 11-14

  • Box 108, folder 21
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, West Liberty, Morgan Co., 1922 October 24-25

  • Box 108, folder 22
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Frenchburg, Menifee Co., 1924 September 26-28

  • Box 108, folder 23
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Greenville, Muhlenberg Co., 1915 December

  • Box 108, folder 24
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Witherspoon College, Buckhorn, Perry Co., 1915 March 18

  • Box 108, folder 25
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Pikeville, Pike Co., 1916 July 18

  • Box 108, folder 26
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Investigations of Trachoma in the Highland Orphans Home, Clay City, Powell Co., 1916 April 14

  • Box 108, folder 27
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Morehead, Rowan Co., 1916 September 13-15

  • Box 108, folder 28
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Morehead, Rowan Co., 1921 August 15-19

  • Box 108, folder 29
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Morehead, Rowan Co., 1922 December 5-7

  • Box 108, folder 30
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Morehead, Rowan Co., 1923 January 8-9

  • Box 108, folder 31
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Morehead, Rowan Co., 1923 July 26-27

  • Box 108, folder 32
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Mt. Vernon, Rockcastle Co., 1922 May 9-11

  • Box 109, folder 1
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Georgetown, Scott Co., 1915 March 3

  • Box 109, folder 2
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Trachoma clinics, Campbellsville, Taylor Co., 1922

  • Box 109, folder 3
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USPHS Trachoma Service, Elkton, Todd Co., 1921 November 2-5

  • Box 109, folder 4
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Trachoma clinic, Trigg Co., 1922

  • Box 109, folder 5
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, Morganfield, Union Co., 1922 September 12-13

  • Box 109, folder 6
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Trachoma clinic, Washington Co., 1923

  • Box 109, folder 7
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Trachoma in Wayne Co., 1922

  • Box 109, folder 8
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, London, Whitley Co., 1920 January 19

  • Box 109, folder 9
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Trachoma in Woodford Co., 1914, 1924

  • Box 109, folder 10
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USPHS Trachoma Clinic, McGuffey, Hardin Co., Ohio, 1920 September 7-8

  • Box 109, folder 11
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Individual Patient Case Files, 1904-1926

Oaks, Alfred Fremont and Ollie May, 1904

  • Box 109, folder 12
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Amburgey, Linville, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 13
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Amburgey, Simeon, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 14
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Combs, Cappie, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 15
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Combs, Julia, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 16
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Combs, Sarah, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 17
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Combs, Wesley, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 18
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Doyle, J.A., 1908

  • Box 109, folder 19
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Gent, Allie, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 20
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Hays, Eaphnau, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 21
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Martin, Sara, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 22
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Whitaker, Bettie, 1908

  • Box 109, folder 23
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Whitaker, John P., 1908

  • Box 109, folder 24
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Combs, Dora, 1909

  • Box 109, folder 25
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Engle, Leslie, 1909

  • Box 109, folder 26
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Hogg, Kelley, 1909

  • Box 109, folder 27
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Stallard, Jahlia, 1909

  • Box 109, folder 28
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Stewart, Arrie, 1909

  • Box 109, folder 29
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Walker, Sallie Cornett, 1909

  • Box 109, folder 30
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Combs, Cora, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 31
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Combs, Jane, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 32
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Combs, Perlina, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 33
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Combs, Washington, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 34
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Glibert, Stephen, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 35
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Grigsby, Charles, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 36
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Johnson, male child, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 37
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Martin, Johnnie, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 38
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Piginon, Owen, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 39
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Wilson, 1910

  • Box 109, folder 40
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Amburgey, Nancy, 1911

  • Box 109, folder 41
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Baker, Delia, 1911

  • Box 109, folder 42
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Cornett, Cora, 1911

  • Box 109, folder 43
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Moore, Mollie, 1911

  • Box 109, folder 44
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Morgan, Lucinda, 1911

  • Box 109, folder 45
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Morgan, Elizabeth, 1911

  • Box 109, folder 46
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Richie, Leona, 1911

  • Box 109, folder 47
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Watts, Bessie, 1911

  • Box 109, folder 48
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Akers, Dewey, undated

  • Box 110, folder 1
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Allen, Isabel, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 2
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Collier, Ethel, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 3
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Combs, Fred, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 4
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Cornett, William, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 5
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Diamond, Mary Frances Louisa Childers "Nannie Lou", 1912

  • Box 110, folder 6
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Ferrell, John, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 7
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Francis, James Daniel, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 8
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Jett, Emma, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 9
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Neal, William, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 10
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Tuggle, Fannie Lee, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 11
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Vires, Elvira, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 12
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Watts, Harlan, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 13
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Wells, William, 1912

  • Box 110, folder 14
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Barrett, Mrs. (Breathitt County), 1913

  • Box 110, folder 15
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Craft, David, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 16
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Chasteen, "Bud" James, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 17
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Chasteen, George, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 18
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Chasteen, John, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 19
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Combs, Lula, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 20
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Combs, William, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 21
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Cornett, Hazel, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 22
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Coulter, boy, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 23
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Henderson, Alfred, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 24
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Hicks, Myrtle, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 25
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Jenkins, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 26
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McKenney, Madgie and Goldie May, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 27
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Nichols, Flora, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 28
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Owens, Jennie Virginia (marries Robert Wilson), (1 of 2), 1913

  • Box 110, folder 29
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Owens, Jennie Virginia (marries Robert Wilson), (2 of 2), 1913

  • Box 110, folder 30
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Patrick, Lula, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 31
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Ritchie, Rebecca, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 32
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Shepherd, Solomon (son of Abe Shepherd), 1913

  • Box 110, folder 33
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Slone, Walter, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 34
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Smith, Sarah, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 35
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Smith, Simon, 1913

  • Box 110, folder 36
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Crane, Lottie, 1914

  • Box 110, folder 37
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Jones, Mary, 1914

  • Box 110, folder 38
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McGuire, A.E., 1914

  • Box 110, folder 39
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Martin, Lizzie Ethel, 1914

  • Box 110, folder 40
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Robinson, Ollie, 1914

  • Box 110, folder 41
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Baker, Beckham and Sarah, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 42
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Davis, boy (McCreary County), 1915

  • Box 110, folder 43
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Hinkle, Benjamin, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 44
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Hounshell, Harry, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 45
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Oney, Allen, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 46
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Peterman, Nettie, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 47
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Samples, Katie, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 48
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Seals, Eliza, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 49
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Shelton, Anna, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 50
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Smith, Claude, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 51
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Smith, Mary, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 52
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Spencer, Mrs. Jack and baby, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 53
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Spurlock, Servia, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 54
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Turner, Andrew, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 55
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Wilson, Essie, 1915

  • Box 110, folder 56
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Barnes, Bettie, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 1
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Carmen, Issac, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 2
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Caudill, Fanny, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 3
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Clemmons, Alice and Everett, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 4
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Coyle, William, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 5
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Flenner, daughter of J.J. Flenner, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 6
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Leddington, Mollie, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 7
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Murphy, William, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 8
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Patch, Lula Doyle Hazel, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 9
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Phillips, Mrs. J.B., 1916

  • Box 111, folder 10
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Pratt, Rovie Ellen, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 11
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Riley, John, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 12
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Samuel, Alma, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 13
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Smith, Ella May, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 14
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Smith, Masie Ethel, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 15
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Thompson, Mary, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 16
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Warren, Amanda, 1916

  • Box 111, folder 17
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Abbott, girl, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 18
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Akeman, Polle, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 19
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Barnes, Grayson, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 20
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Baylor, Hallie, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 21
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Begley, Gran, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 22
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Calhoun, Mr., 1917

  • Box 111, folder 23
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Causey, Mary, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 24
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Conley, Martha, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 25
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Cromer, Gertrude, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 26
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Davis, Will, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 27
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Fuller, Ida, Green, Bessie, and Minnie, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 28
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Gabbard, Clay, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 29
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Gordy, Mark, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 30
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Hall, Sarah, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 31
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Hall, Thomas, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 32
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Hamlin, Mrs., 1917

  • Box 111, folder 33
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Hinton, Ethel, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 34
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Horine, child, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 35
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Hughes, Nelson, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 36
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Hughes, Mrs. Bell, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 37
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Jett, Maggie, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 38
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Jones, Mary, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 39
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Lykans, Fred, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 40
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McPherson, Beatrice, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 41
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Mosely, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 42
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Perkins, Bertha, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 43
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Reynolds, Essie, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 44
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Russell, baby of Floyd, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 45
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Sloan, Ezra, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 46
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Sloan, Louarkey, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 47
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Sloan, Noah, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 48
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Sloan, Willard, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 49
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Smith, Larcenie, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 50
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Trosper, Robert G., 1917

  • Box 111, folder 51
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Wallers, Pearly and Jane, 1917

  • Box 111, folder 52
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White, baby (child of Agnes White, Lexington), 1917

  • Box 111, folder 53
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White, Mr. (Montgomery County), 1917

  • Box 111, folder 54
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Anderson, Joseph and Elizabeth, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 1
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Baker, Taylor, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 2
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Blanton, Chester, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 3
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Boggs, L.F., 1918

  • Box 112, folder 4
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Bramback, Georgia, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 5
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Chapman, Curry, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 6
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Darrell, Clarence, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 7
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Evans, Belva, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 8
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Harris, Burchell, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 9
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Hillman, Ethel, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 10
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Holland, Roxie, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 11
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Howard, Clara, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 12
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Isom, Mrs. Belle, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 13
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Minniard, Mossie, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 14
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Moore, Hugh, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 15
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Nobel, Bessie, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 16
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Pepper, Austin, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 17
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Phelps, Sam, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 18
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Pine Mountain Settlement School, Harlan County, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 19
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Richie, May, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 20
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Ritchie, Laurena, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 21
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Siler, Clara, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 22
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Simpson, Verdi, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 23
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Sizemore, Ida, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 24
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Sloan, Roxie, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 25
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Vaugh, William, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 26
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Vincent, Fairy Belle, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 27
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Wood, Icie C., 1918

  • Box 112, folder 28
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Wood, Lieuverna, 1918

  • Box 112, folder 29
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Atkins, Martin (alias James Stanton), 1919

  • Box 112, folder 30
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Clemmons, Angel, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 31
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Coe, Tim Edward, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 32
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Costello, Tony, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 33
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Cottrell, Jessie, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 34
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Cottrell, Thomas, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 35
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Creech, Charles, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 36
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Flint, Bessie, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 37
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Hubbard, George, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 38
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Lane, Harry, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 39
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McKenzie, Wallace, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 40
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Shepherd, Sarah, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 41
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Smedley, W.A., 1919

  • Box 112, folder 42
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Spencer, Lucy, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 43
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Tolliever, Ed, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 44
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Tuck, Hattie, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 45
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White, Chloe, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 46
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Wooderck, Johnnie, 1919

  • Box 112, folder 47
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Adams, Ophelia, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 48
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Baxter, Robert, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 49
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Blanton, Claude, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 50
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Bobbitt, Harry, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 51
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Caudill, Altie, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 52
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Click, Don, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 53
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Coulter, Mrs. Josie, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 54
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Cox, Louise, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 55
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Crockett, Joe, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 56
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Hampton, Edgar, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 57
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Lytle, Woodward, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 58
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Robinson, Waldo, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 59
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Terry, Thomas Henry, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 60
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Vandergrift, Joe, 1920

  • Box 112, folder 61
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Adams, Theda, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 1
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Arnett, Ernest, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 2
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Bradley, Luther, 1921-1925

  • Box 113, folder 3
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Bradley, Luther, 1926-1933

  • Box 113, folder 4
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Combs, Harvey, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 5
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Griffin, baby, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 6
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Hall, Allie, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 7
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Jarvis, Hansel, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 8
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Jesse, Nellie, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 9
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Johnson, Mrs. Stevie, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 10
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Jones, John Ed, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 11
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McGraw, John, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 12
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McIntosh, Reed, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 13
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Meeks, Pauline, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 14
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Murphy, Maggie, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 15
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Murphy, Orie Marie, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 16
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Neal, Earl, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 17
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Neal, Gracie, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 18
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Neal, Lonzo, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 19
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Neal, Milford and Sallie, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 20
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Patton, Bettie, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 21
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Powell, J.W., 1921

  • Box 113, folder 22
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Rowe, Clementine, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 23
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Shelton, Lena, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 24
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Shields, Irene, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 25
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Sparks, Pete, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 26
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Tincher, Ann, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 27
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Wilson, Andrew, 1921

  • Box 113, folder 28
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Adam, Mrs. J.C., 1922

  • Box 114, folder 1
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Adams, Grace, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 2
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Adams, Johnnie, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 3
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Akers, May, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 4
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Brown, Ethel, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 5
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Burden, Nell, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 6
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Burden, Roxie, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 7
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Burdine, LeRoy (father of Fred Burdine), 1922

  • Box 114, folder 8
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Carpenter, Louise, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 9
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Cavanaugh, Gammon, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 10
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Cox, Beulah, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 11
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Day, Edgar, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 12
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Day, Julia, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 13
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Day, Will, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 14
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Greathouse, Cecil, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 15
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Hughes, Otie, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 16
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Hubbard, Jennie, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 17
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Ison, June, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 18
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Jacobs, Clarence, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 19
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Jett, girl (Mrs. Zike Jett, mother), 1922

  • Box 114, folder 20
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Jones, Millard, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 21
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Kellar, Paul, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 22
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McGeorge, Martha, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 23
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McIntire, Estill, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 24
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Mobley, Lola, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 25
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Mullins, Vernon, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 26
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Murphy, Margaret, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 27
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Parsons, Pearl, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 28
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Philips, children (H.T. Philips, father), 1922

  • Box 114, folder 29
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Prater, girl (daughter of Wm. Prater), 1922

  • Box 114, folder 30
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Raw, Andrew, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 31
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Reynolds, Baby, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 32
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Shepherd, James (son of Abe Shepherd), 1922

  • Box 114, folder 33
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Smith, Charles, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 34
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Smith, Cloyd, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 35
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Smith, R. G., 1922

  • Box 114, folder 36
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Strong, Leslie, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 37
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Taylor, daughter (Ofie Taylor, father), 1922

  • Box 114, folder 38
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Unknown, John, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 39
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Watkins, Robert, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 40
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Williamson, Anderson, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 41
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York, Clarence, 1922

  • Box 114, folder 42
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Adams, Glenn, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 1
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Adams, Margie, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 2
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Adams, Thomas R.T., 1923

  • Box 115, folder 3
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Aldridge, Thomas, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 4
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Aldridge, Willie, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 5
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Anderson, Wallace, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 6
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Anthony, Jeanette, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 7
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Asbury, girl (daughter of Seth Asbury), 1923

  • Box 115, folder 8
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Baker, Raymond, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 9
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Black, Paul, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 10
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Bloomfield, Tiller, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 11
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Bradley, girl (daughter of W.H. Bradley), 1923

  • Box 115, folder 12
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Brandenburg, Lonnie (Son of Floyd and Alice Brandenburg), 1923

  • Box 115, folder 13
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Brien, Mrs. John L., 1923

  • Box 115, folder 14
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Brown, Chester, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 15
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Carpenter, Gladys, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 16
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Coblin, Joseph, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 17
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Courtney, Mary Ellen, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 18
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Crisp, Ollie, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 19
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Davis, Josephine, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 20
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Flinders, Kenneth, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 21
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Garrison, Bonnie, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 22
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Garrison, Essie May, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 23
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Hall, child of Floyd Hall, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 24
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Hamblin, Alonzo, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 25
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Hammons, Buster, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 26
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Henry, Leathers, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 27
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Herrington, Lillian F., 1923

  • Box 115, folder 28
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Hicks, Booten, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 29
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Hicks, Ellie Louise, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 30
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Hinton, Charles, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 31
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Holland, Herbert, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 32
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Honeycutt, Rolan, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 33
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Johnson, Martha, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 34
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Jones, William Lee, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 35
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Jordan, Harley, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 36
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Kegley, Ruby, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 37
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King, Luella, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 38
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McGarvey, Mary Alice, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 39
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Morgan, Louis, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 40
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Noonchester, Verna, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 41
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Patrick, Crocket, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 42
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Penix, John, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 43
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Pierson, 3 children of Girdie Pierson, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 44
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Poole, Thomas, 1923

  • Box 115, folder 45
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Saylor, Mathilda, (1 of 2), 1923

  • Box 115, folder 46
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Saylor, Mathilda, (2 of 2), 1923

  • Box 115, folder 47
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Shepherd, Linda and Shirley (daughters of Abe Shepherd), (1 of 2), 1923

  • Box 116, folder 1
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Shepherd, Linda and Shirley (daughters of Abe Shepherd), (2 of 2), 1923

  • Box 116, folder 2
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Stanley, child (Charles Stanley, father), 1923

  • Box 116, folder 3
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Vandiver, Floye, 1923

  • Box 116, folder 4
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White, Gracey S., 1923

  • Box 116, folder 5
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Whitehouse, Arch, 1923

  • Box 116, folder 6
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Williams, Lula, 1923

  • Box 116, folder 7
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Beckett, Clyde, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 8
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Breeding, Willie, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 9
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Cox, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 10
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Daniels, Hazel Sloan, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 11
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Day, Elsie, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 12
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Escridge, Lester, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 13
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Gilbert, Henry, circa 1924

  • Box 116, folder 14
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Haney, Maggie, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 15
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Hobbs, Laura Belle, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 16
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Jessup, child (child of Eula Jessup), 1924

  • Box 116, folder 17
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Johnson, Arnie, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 18
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Judd, Bessie, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 19
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Kennedy, William, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 20
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Kiser, W.R., 1924

  • Box 116, folder 21
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Kittinger, Leslie, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 22
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Kratzer, Robert S., 1924

  • Box 116, folder 23
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McKinney, Rachel, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 24
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McQueen, Geraldine, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 25
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Mankin, Mrs. Stone, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 26
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Napier, Helen, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 27
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Sears, Bertha, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 28
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Steel, Opal, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 29
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Stewart, Dorsey, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 30
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Vaughn, Joe, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 31
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Warner, Mandy, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 32
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Watts, Mrs. Lottie and child, 1924

  • Box 116, folder 33
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Blount, Mary Clay, 1925

  • Box 116, folder 34
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Bramlett, Kenneth, 1925

  • Box 116, folder 35
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Edge, boy (son of Gertrude Edge), 1925

  • Box 116, folder 36
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Godsey, Granville, 1925

  • Box 116, folder 37
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Greene, Fred, 1925

  • Box 116, folder 38
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Hurt, Flossie, 1925

  • Box 116, folder 39
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Isom, J.D., 1925

  • Box 116, folder 40
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Lewis, A.V., 1925

  • Box 116, folder 41
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May, Neal, 1925

  • Box 116, folder 42
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Raisor, Clarence, 1925

  • Box 116, folder 43
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Wellman, Bramley, Jr., 1925

  • Box 116, folder 44
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Combs, William, 1926

  • Box 116, folder 45
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Feltner, Ray, 1926

  • Box 116, folder 46
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Hamm, Oscar, 1926

  • Box 116, folder 47
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Hinkle, Lige, 1926

  • Box 116, folder 48
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Hoskins, Elsie, 1926

  • Box 116, folder 49
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Howard, Mary, 1926

  • Box 116, folder 50
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McGenitis, Clyde, 1926

  • Box 116, folder 51
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Reid, Sarah, 1926

  • Box 116, folder 52
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Restricted Case Files, 1913-1958, undated

1927-1928, 1929 A-K, 1927-1929

  • Box 117, folder 1-49
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1929 (L-T), 1930-1932, 1933 (A-J), 1929-1933

  • Box 118, folder 1-52
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1933 (L-W), 1934, 1935 (A-G), 1933-1935

  • Box 119, folder 1-51
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1935 (H-W), 1936 (A-D), 1935-1936

  • Box 120, folder 1-42
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1936 (E-W), 1937, 1938 (A-B), 1936-1938

  • Box 121, folder 1-55
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1938 (C-W), 1939, 1940 (B-F), 1938-1940

  • Box 122, folder 1-58
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1940 (H-W), 1941 (A-E), 1940-1941

  • Box 123, folder 1-57
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1941 (F-L), 1941

  • Box 124, folder 1-40
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1941 (M-Sm), 1941

  • Box 125, folder 1-43
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1941(Sp-Y), 1942 (A-Br), 1941-1942

  • Box 126, folder 1-41
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1942 (Bu-J), 1942

  • Box 127, folder 1-42
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1942 (K-S), 1942

  • Box 128, folder 1-44
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1942 (T-W), 1943 (A-D), 1942-1943

  • Box 129, folder 1-44
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1943 (E-M), 1943

  • Box 130, folder 1-51
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1943 (N-Z), 1944 (A-F), 1943-1944

  • Box 131, folder 1-52
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1944 (G-T), 1944

  • Box 132, folder 1-44
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1944 (W), 1945 (A-M), 1944-1945

  • Box 133, folder 1-54
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1945 (Mi-W), 1946 (A-C), 1945-1946

  • Box 134, folder 1-52
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1946 (D)-1946 (M), 1946

  • Box 135, folder 1-51
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1946 (N-Y), 1947(A-C), 1946-1947

  • Box 136, folder 1-57
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1947(D-L), 1947

  • Box 137, folder 1-59
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1947 (Mc-Sm), 1947

  • Box 138, folder 1-57
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1947 (Sm-Y),1948 (A-Cr), 1947-1948

  • Box 139, folder 1-62
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1948 (D-P), 1948

  • Box 140, folder 1-55
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1948 (R-W), 1949 (A-G), 1948-1949

  • Box 141, folder 1-59
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1949 (H-St), 1949

  • Box 142, folder 1-52
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1949 (T-Y), 1950 (A-L), 1949-1950

  • Box 143, folder 1-62
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1950 (M-W), 1951 (A), 1950-1951

  • Box 144, folder 1-57
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1951 (B-G), 1951

  • Box 145, folder 1-58
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1951 (H-S), 1951

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1951 (T-W), 1952 (A-P), 1951-1952

  • Box 147, folder 1-62
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1952 (R-Y) , 1953 (A-B), 1952-1953

  • Box 148, folder 1-59
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1953 (C-F), 1953

  • Box 149, folder 1-58
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1953 (G-P), 1953

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1953 (R-Y), 1954 (A-Ca), 1953-1954

  • Box 151, folder 1-62
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1954 (Co-P), 1954

  • Box 152, folder 1-63
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1954 (R-W), 1955 (B-W), 1956 (Am), 1954-1956

  • Box 153, folder 1-63
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1956 (An-F), 1956

  • Box 154, folder 1-68
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1956 (G-M), 1956

  • Box 155, folder 1-59
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1956 (N-Y), 1957 (Ab-Ad), 1956-1957

  • Box 156, folder 1-72
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1957 (Al-Go), 1957

  • Box 157, folder 1-65
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1957 (Gr-Ra), 1957

  • Box 158, folder 1-82
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1957 (Re-Y), 1958 (A-G), 1957-1958

  • Box 159, folder 1-85
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1958 (H-W), undated (B-V), no names (1913-1958), 1913-1958, undated

  • Box 160, folder 1-85
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Index files alphabetical by county, undated

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Index files alphabetical by county, 1919 county files of WWI deceased soldiers, files of Mountain Fund patients, 1908-1928, undated

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Publications, 1812-1974, undated

Braille books and magazines, 1930-1959, undated

Revised Braille for Reading and Writing Grade One and a Half, 1943

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Miscellaneous Braille books, undated

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Catalog of Press Braille Books Provided by the Library of Congress, 1931-1954

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The Kentucky Colonel: the Student Magazine of the Kentucky School for the Blind, 1952 November

  • Box 163, folder 4
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Matilda Ziegler Magazine for the Blind, 1953 December

  • Box 163, folder 5
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The Children's Friend: a Journal in Braille for Blind Children, 1943 May and 1944 February

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Primer of Braille Music, 1930

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Talking Book Topics: v. XIII, nos. 3-4; v. XIV, no. 4; v. XV, nos. 1, 4; v. XVI, no. 3; v. XVII, nos. 1-4; v. XVIII, nos. 1-4, undated

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Talking Book Topics: v. 19, nos. 1, 4-5 (1953); v.20, nos. 1-6 (1954); v. 21, nos. 1-6 (1955); v. 22, nos. 1, 3-6 (1956); v. 23, nos. 1, 3, 5-6 (1957); v. 24, nos. 1-2; v. XIV, no. 1; v. 24, no. 4; v. 25, no. 2 (1959), 1953-1959

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Serials and journals, 1812-1960, undated

Scope and Contents note

This series contain journals, newsletters, and reviews that were published monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, and annually. They are grouped together by title and then filed chronologically within each group. The range stretches from the American Federation for the Blind to Training in Courtesy. Many groups are not complete, but do represent the types of journals, newsletters, and reviews that Linda Neville received. Many also contain hand-written notes from Linda Neville.

The American Journal of Nursing-American Medical Association, 1913-1925, undated

The American Journal of Nursing, v. XXV, no. 10, 1925

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American Annual Legislation Review, Seventh Annual Meeting, 1914 March

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The American Labor Legislation Review, v. IX, no. 2, 1919 June

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American Medical Association Bulletin, v. 18, no. 4, 1913 May

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American Medical Association Conservation of Vision Series, 1913-1914

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A Plan of Campaign for Conservation of Vision, Committee on Conservation of Visions [2 copies], 1913

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Pamphlet I: Schoolchildren's Eyes, Frank Allport, M.D. [2 copies], 1914

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Pamphlet II: Industrial and Household Accidents to the Eye, Harold Gifford, M.D. [2 copies], 1913

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Pamphlet III: Wearing glasses, Walter B. Lancaster, M.D. [2 copies], 1914

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Pamphlet IV: The Relation of Illumination to Visual Efficiency, Ellice M. Alger, M.D. [2 copies], 1913

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Pamphlet VI: Auto-Intoxication and the Eye, Henry Dickson Bruns, M.D. [2 copies], 1914

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Pamphlet VII: Eye-Strain, Hiram Woods, M.D., 1914

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Pamphlet VIII: Lenses and Refraction, Frank Allport, M.D., 1914

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Pamphlet IX: The Eye and its Functions, Frank Allport, M.D. [2 copies], 1914

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American Medical Association Conservation of Vision Series, 1914-1916, undated

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Pamphlet X: Care of the Eyes, Frank Allport, M.D. [2 copies], 1914

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Pamphlet XI: Opthalmia Neonatorum, F. Park Lewis, M.D. [2 copies], undated

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Pamphlet XII: Ordinary Eye Diseases, Lee W. Dean, M.D., 1914

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Pamphlet XIII: Usual and Unusual Eye Accidents, E.C Ellett, M.D. [2 copies], 1914

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Pamphlet XIV: Visual Requirements of Transportation Employees, J.J Carroll, M.D. [2 copies], 1914

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Pamphlet XV: Ocular Hygiene in Schools, S.D Risley. M.D. [2 copies], undated

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Pamphlet XVIII: Preparations for the Oncoming of Blindness, F. Park Lewis, M.D., undated

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Conservation of Vision and Prevention of Blindness, G.E. DeSchweinitz., M.D., 1916

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The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review-Bureau of School Service, 1865, 1911-1947

The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review, 1865 October

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Bulletin: Chicago School of Sanitary Blindness, 1911 December

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Bulletin of the Department of Education: v. IV, no. 4, 1911

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Health and Hygiene: v. I, series 23, 1912

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Bulletin of the Department of Health: v. VII, no. 7 (1935); v. VIII, no. 9, 12 (1936); v. IX, no. 2 (1936); v. IX, no. 7 (1937); v. X, no. 3 [three copies], 5 (1937), 1935-1937

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Bulletin of the Department of Health: v. X, no. 8 (1938); v. XI, no. 2 (1938), 1938

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Bulletin of the Department of Health: v. XI, no. 8, 12 (1939); v. XII, no. 1, 3 (1939), 1939

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Bulletin of the Department of Health: v. XIV, no. 1 (1940); v. XV, no. 3 (1942), 1940-1942

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Bulletin of the Department of Health: v. XV, no. 6 (1943); v. XVI, no. 3 (1943); v. XIX, no. 7 (1947), 1943, 1947

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Bureau of School Service: v. XIV, no. 2, 1941

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Bulletin of the State Board of Kentucky, 1911-1934, undated

v. I, no. 10 [2 copies], 1911

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v. II, no. 6 [2 copies]; v. III, no. 2, 1913

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v. III, 1914

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v. V [2 copies], 1915

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v. VI, 1916

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v. IX, no. 4, 1919

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v. XI, no. 5, 1921

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Health Plays, Games and Assemblies by Louisville School Children, 1922

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v. XIV, no. 1, 1924

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v. II, no. 5, 1929

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v. II, no. 3, 1930

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v. III, no. 11; v. IV, no. 1, 1931

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v. IV, nos. 6-7; v. IV, no. 10 (1932); v. V, no. 12 (1933), 1932-1933

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v. VI, no. 9; v. VI, no. 11 [2 copies], 1934

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undated

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Occupational Efficiency of the Mentally Defective-The Labor Bulletin, 1910-1924

Occupational Efficiency of the Mentally Defective, v. XXVII, no. 55, 1924

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The Blind Population of the United States, Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census, Bulletin 130, 1910

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Carry On: A Magazine on the Reconstruction of Disabled Soldiers and Sailors, v. I, no. 3, 1918

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Charity Organization Bulletin, v. III, nos. 2-3, 1912

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The Labor Bulletin, v. 7, no. 4, 1919

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Child Welfare News Summary, 1924-1925

1924

v. 6, no. 4, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 5, 7, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 8-12, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 13-16, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 17-19, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 20-22, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 23-25, 1924

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v. 6, no. 26, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 28-30, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 31-34, 1924

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v. 6, nos. 35-36, 1924

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1925

v. 7, nos. 1-3, 1925

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v. 7, nos. 4-6, 1925

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v. 7, nos. 7-8, 1925

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v. 7, nos. 9-11, 1925

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v. 7, no. 13, 1925

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Christian Baptist-The Quarterly Bulletin of the Kentucky Committee for Mothers and Babies, 1828-1927, 1953

Christian Baptist, v. V, no. 12, 1828

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The Cincinnati Pioneer, 1874 July

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Collected Studies from the Bureau of Laboratories, Dr. William H. Park, v. VII, 1912-1913

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The Complete Preacher, 1878 January

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The Crippled Child, v. 2, no. 4, 1924

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The Farmers' Register, v. VIII, no. 5, 1840

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The Family, v. VIII, no. 7, 1927

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Forward, v. I, no. 3, 1917

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The Frenchburg Reporter, v. 26, no. 4, 1953

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The Kentucky Committee for Mothers and Babies, v. I, no. 2 [two copies], 1925

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The Kentucky Committee for Mothers and Babies, v. I, no. 3, 1926

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The Quarterly Bulletin of the Kentucky Committee for Mothers and Babies, v. II, no. 3; v. III, no. 1, 1927

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The Quarterly Bulletin of the Frontier Nursing Service, 1928-1958

v. IV, nos. 1-2, 1928

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v. IV, no. 4; v. V, no. 2, 1929

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v. VI, no. 1, 1930

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v. VII, no. 1, 1931

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v. VII, no. 3; v. VIII, no. 1, 1932

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Includes Frontier Nursing Primer, (1932)

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v. X, no. 3, 1935

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v. XII, no. 4; v. XIV, no. 1, 1938

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v. XV, no. 3; v. XVI, no. 1, 1940

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v. XVI, no. 4; v. XVII, no. 1, 1941

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v. 19, no. 1, 1943

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v. 19, no. 3, 1944

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v. 20, no. 4; v. 21, no. 1, unknown volume, 1945

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v. 21, nos. 3-4; v. 22, nos. 1-2, 1946

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v. 22, no. 4; v. 23, nos. 1-2, 1947

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v. 23, nos. 3-4; v. 24, nos. 1-2, 1948

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v. 24, nos. 3-4; v. 25, nos. 1-2, 1949

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v. 25, no. 4; v. 26, nos. 1-2, 1950

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v. 26, nos. 3-4; v. 27, nos. 1-2, 1926

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v. 27, nos. 3-4; v. 28, nos. 1-2, 1952

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v. 28, no. 3; v. 29, no. 2, 1953

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v. 29, no. 4; v. 30, nos. 1-2, 1954

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v. 30, nos. 2-3; v. 31, nos. 1-2, 1955

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Includes Thirty Years Onward, 1925-1955

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v. 31, nos. 3-4; v. 32, nos. 1-2, 1956

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v. 32, nos. 3-4; v. 33, no. 1-2, 1957

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v. 33, no. 3; v. 34, nos. 1-2, 1958

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v. 34, no. 3, 1958

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Indiana Bulletin of Charities and Correction-The Sight Saving Class Exchange, 1812-1959

Indiana Bulletin of Charities and Correction, 1919 March

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Journal of Exceptional Children, 1949 March

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The Kentucky Cardinal, v. XIII, no. 1, 1959

  • Box 169, folder 10
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Kentucky Department of Welfare Bulletin, v. 4, no. 2, 1942

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Commonwealth of Kentucky Educational Bulletin: v. III, no. 12 (1936); v. XVII, no. 12 (1950), 1936, 1950

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Kentucky Common School Laws, v. II, no. 4 (1934); unknown volume [1926], 1934

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Kentucky Common School Laws, v. XVIII, no. 4, 1950

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Kentucky Department of Welfare Bulletin, v. 1, nos. 4-6, 1939

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Kentucky Department of Welfare Bulletin, v. 1, no. 12; v. 2, nos. 1-5, 1940

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Kentucky Department of Welfare Bulletin, v. 2, no. 7, 1941

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Kentucky Department of Welfare Bulletin, v. 4, no. 5, 1943

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The Kentucky Highlander, v. 1, no. 1, 1922

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Kentucky Law Journal, v. XLIII, no. 1, 1954

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Kentucky Medical Journal, v. 35, nos. 2, 12 (1937); Women's Auxiliary Section, v. VI, nos. 1, 3 (1937), 1937

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Kentucky Medical Journal, v. 37, nos. 11-12; Women's Auxiliary Section, v. IX, no. 3, 1939

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Kentucky Medical Journal, v. 39, no. 9; v. 42, no. 2, 1944

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The Journal of the Kentucky State Medical Association, v. 52, no. 4; v. 53, no. 10, 1955

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Light, 1933 May-July

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The Missionary Reporter, v. II, no. 5, 1830

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The Missionary Reporter, v. III, no. 2, 1831

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Mountain Life and Work, v. II, no. IV, 1927

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The Bulletin of the National Society of Penal Information, September, December (1922); February (1923), 1922-1923

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The News Letter, nos. 7, 9 (1916); nos. 11, 14 (1917), no. 19 (1918), 1916-1918

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The News Letter, February (1920); June and December (1921); February, April, June, December (1922); April 1923; February, June, October, and December (1924); October (1925); April (1926); February, (1927); November (1928); December, (1928); February, June, and October (1930), 1920-1930

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The New York School of Social Work, v. XII, no. 2, 1919

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Outlook for the Blind, A Quarterly Record of their Progress and Welfare, v. VIII, no. 2, 1914

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Outlook for the Blind, A Quarterly Record of their Progress and Welfare, v. VIII, no. 4, 1915

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Outlook for the Blind, A Quarterly Record of their Progress and Welfare, v. IX, no. 4, v. X, no. 3, 1916

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Outlook for the Blind, A Quarterly Record of their Progress and Welfare, v. XIII, no. 3, 1918

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Outlook for the Blind, v. XXVII, no. 4, 1933

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The Pennsylvania School for Social Service, v. 10, no. 1, 1919-1920

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The Pioneer, v. 1, no. 1, 1812

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The Pioneer, v. 1, no. II, 1812

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The Presbyterian Preacher, no. 4, 1828

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The Presbyterian Preacher, v. III, no I, 1834

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The Quarterly Review of the American Protestant Association, no. III, 1844

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The Reformer, v. II, no. XV, 1821

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The Sight Saving Class Exchange, no. 5 (December 1925); nos. 7-10 (March-October 1926); no. 13 April (1927); Sight-Saving Classes, Their Organization and Administration (1927); The Sight Slaving Class Exchange, no 14 May , no. 17 December (1927); no. 23 February, no. 26 June (1929), 1925-1929

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Sight Saving Class Exchange, no. 31, April (1930); no. 35 February, no. 36 March , no. 33 September, (1931); no. 40 October, (1932); no. 42 February, no. 43 April, no. 45, October, no. 46, November, (1933); no. 47 February, no. 48 April, no. 50 November, (1934), 1930-1934

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The Sight Saving Class Exchange, no 51 February, no. 53 June, no. 62 November (1935); no. 62 November (1937); no. 62 February, no. 64 April, no. 65 June (1938); no. 67 February, no. 68 April, no. 69 June (1939); no. 71 February, no. 73 June (1940); no. 75 February, no. 76 April, no. 78 November (1941); no. 79 February, no. 81 June, no. 82 November (1942), 1935-1942

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The Sight-Saving Review, 1931-1960

v. 1, nos. 2-4, 1931

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v. II, nos. 1-2, 4, 1932

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v. III, nos. 1-2, 4, 1933

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v. IV, nos. 1-4, 1934

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v. V, nos. 1-3, 1935

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v. VI, nos. 1-4, 1936

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v. VII, nos. 1-4, 1937

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v. VIII, nos. 1-4, 1938

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v. IX, nos. 2, 4, 1939

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v. X, nos. 1-4, 1940

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v. XI, nos. 1-3, 1941

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v. XII, nos. 1-3, 1942

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v. XIII, nos. 2, 4, 1943

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v. XIV, nos. 1-3, 1944

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v. XV, nos. 1-3, 1945

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v. XVI, nos. 1, 4, 1946

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v. XVII, nos. 1-2, 1947

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v. XVIII, nos. 1-4, 1948

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v. XIX, nos. 1-4, 1949

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v. XX, nos. 1-4, 1950

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v. XXI, nos. 1-4, 1951

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v. XXII, nos. 1-4, 1952

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v. XXIII, nos. 1-4

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v. XXIV, nos. 1-3, 1954

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v. XXV, nos. 1-4, 1955

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v. XXVI, nos. 1-4, 1956

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v. XXVII, nos. 1-4, 1957

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v. XXVIII, nos. 1-4, 1958

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v. XXIX, nos. 1-4, 1959

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v. XXX, no. 3, 1960

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Journal of Social Hygiene, 1918-1941

v. IV, no. 1, 1918

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v. IV, no. 4, 1918

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v. V, nos. 1-2, 1919

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v. XIV, no. 9, 1928

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v. XV, nos. 1-2, 1929

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v. XVI, nos. 1, 3-4, 1930

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v. 24, nos. 1-4, 1938

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v. 24, nos. 5-9, 1938

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v. 25, nos. 1-3, 9, 1939

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v. 26, nos. 2, 5, 9, 1940

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v. 27, no. 2, 1941

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The Social Service Review-Training in Courtesy, 1873-1927

The Social Service Review, v. I, no. 2, 1927

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The Southern Highlands, v. X, no. I, 1925

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Southern Poultry Journal, v. I, no. 4, 1876

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The Sword and the Trowel, v. IX, no. 103, 1873

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"Training for Philanthropic Service," University of Chicago Bulletin of Information, v. XVIII, no. 4, 1918

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Training in Courtesy, Suggestions for Teaching Good Manners in Elementary School, no. 54, 1917

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Pamphlets and bulletins, 1894-1958, undated

Scope and Contents note

These pamphlets, bulletins, and articles represent a wide variety of publications about blindness, trachoma, syphilis, and prison reform, from organizations such as the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, the National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, and the Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness. They are organized chronologically with dates of publication ranging from 1894-1958. Undated publications are organized alphabetically. Many of these publications have extensive hand-written notes from Linda Neville.

1894-1958

The Relation of Social Democracy to the Higher Education, Franklin H. Giddings, 1894

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Addresses Delivered in Honor of John Marshall Day, by members of the Fayette County Bar, 1901 February 14

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Lithemic Nasopharyngitis Due to Systemic Disturbance, J.A. Stucky, M.D., 1904 October 15

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The Midwives of New York, F. Elisabeth Crowell, 1906

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First Annual Report of the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, 1906-1907

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W.C.T.U. Settlement School, 1907

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The Toxic Amblyopias, Louis Stricker, M.D., 1908

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The Review of the Work Accomplished by the Blind Relief Commission of Hamilton County, Ohio, Louis Stricker, 1908

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Children Who Need Not Have Been Blind: Prevention a Public Duty, Special Committee on Prevention of Blindness, 1908

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Gonorrheal Conjunctivitis, L. S. Givens, 1908

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Prevention of Blindness-No. 1, New York Association for the Blind, 1908

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Needlessly Blind for Life, Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, 1909

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First Annual Report of the Committee on the Prevention of Blindness, 1909

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Inflammation of the Eyes in Newborn Children, Ophthalmia Neonatorum, 1909

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Directions to Mothers, Midwives and Nurses for the Prevention of Ophthalmia Neonatorum, Committee on the Prevention of Blindness, 1909

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The Relation of Physical Defects to School Progress, Leonard P. Ayers, 1909

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Loan Exhibits and Lantern Slides to Illustrate Popular Lectures, Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1906

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Needlessly Blind for Life, Lucy Wright, 1910

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The Prevention of Blindness, F. Park Lewis, M.D., 1910

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The Prevention of Blindness, F. Park Lewis. M. D., 1910

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Conservation of Vision and the Prevention of Blindness, F. Park Lewis, M.D., 1910

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Ophthalmia Neonatorum as a Cause of Blindness, Carolyn Conant Van Blarcom, 1910

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Why 250,000 Children Will Quit School, Luther H. Gulick, M.D., 1910

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A Brief Account of Organized Work for the Prevention of Blindness, National Preventative Work, 1910

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Conservation of Eyesight: Phlyctenular Keratitis, Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, 1910

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Close Your Eyes for a Few Minutes, Try to Imagine What it Means to be Blind, The Executive Committee of the Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1910

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The Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness, J.T.C. Noe, 1910

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Kentucky Stands Educationally 42nd, 1910

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Needlessly Blind for Life, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1910

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Possible Solution to the Midwife Problem, Carolyn Conant Van Blarcom, 1910

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Preventable Blindness, Carolyn Conant Van Blarcom and Marion Hamilton Carter, 1910

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Report of the Sub Committee on the Interdependence of Medical and Social Work as Illustrated in Work for Prevention of Blindness and Conservation of Eyesight, Lucy Wright, 1910

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Double Gilioma of Retina, K.L. Stoll, M.D., 1911

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Report of Eight Cases of Fatal Meningeal and Cerebral Complications of Suppurative Ethmoiditis, J.A. Stucky, M.D., 1911

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The Child In the City: A Handbook of the Child Welfare Exhibit, 1911

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Ophthalmia Neonatorum: Progress in Prevention, Henry Copley Greene, 1911

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Prevention of Blindness: A Circular Letter, Prevention of Blindness Committee, 1911

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The Hygiene of Vision, F. Park Lewis, M.D., 1911

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Preventable Blindness, W. Cheatham, 1911

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Ophthalmia Neonatorum: An Analysis of the Laws and Regulations Relating Thereto in Force in the United States, J.W. Kerr, 1911

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Third Annual Report of the Committee of the Prevention of Blindness of the New York Association for the Blind, 1911

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Second Annual Meeting of the American Association for Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality, 1911

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Visiting Obstetrical Nursing, Carolyn C. Van Blarcom, 1911

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Abstract of Report of Dr. J.A. Stucky, Lexington Ky., Made to the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Oto-Laryngology at Indianapolis, Ind., October, 1911, and the Kentucky State Board of Heath, State Board of Health, 1911

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A Campaign for Good Eyesight, Henry Copley Greene, 1911

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Lexington Public Schools: Rules Governing the Board of Education and Schools, Order of the Board of Education, 1911

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Manual of the Diseases of the Eye for Students and General Practitioners, Charles H. May, M.D., 1911

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Monograph Series of the American Association for the Conservation of Vision, Henry Copley Greene, 1911

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Practical Work in Sight-Saving, Ohio Commission for the Blind, 1911

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The Review of the Midwife Situation, Arthur Brewster Emmons, M.D. and James Lincoln Huntington, M.D., 1911

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Wisconsin State Association for the Blind, Annual Report, 1911

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Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs: Meeting Bulletin, 1912

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The American Association for Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality, Third Annual Meeting, 1912

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Fourth Annual Report of the Committee on Prevention of Blindness, New York Association for the Blind, 1912

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Report of the General Secretary to the National Committee on Prison Labor, Prison Labor Bulletin, 1912

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Prevalence of Trachoma in the United States, John Green, Jr., M.D., 1912

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Kentucky Child Welfare Exhibit [Brochure/guide], 1912

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Trachoma in Kentucky: Reports of Investigations into the Prevalence of Trachoma in the Mountains of Eastern Kentucky, John McMullen, 1912

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National Committee on Prison Labor, 1913

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How to Make Child Labor Legislation More Effective, Samuel McCune Lindsay, 1913

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Trachoma among the Natives of the Mountains of Eastern Kentucky, J.A. Stuckey, M.D., 1913

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Wood Alcohol Causes Blindness, Prevention of Blindness, 1913

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Medical School Inspection, Frank Allport, M.D., 1913

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Road Making By Convict Labor, National Free Labor Union, 1913

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Trachoma in Eastern Kentucky, J.A. Stucky. M.D., 1913

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Trachoma: Its Prevalence and Control in the Public Schools of Cebu, Louis Schwartz, 1913

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Some Serious Eye Conditions the Result of Intra-Nasal and Nasal Accessory Sinus Disease, J.A. Stucky. M.D., 1914

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Trachoma in Kentucky: a Report of a Sanitary Inspection of the Schools of Jefferson County, Ky., with Special Reference to the Prevalence of Trachoma, J.H. Oakley and Dunlop Moore and Lawrence Kolb, 1914

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Conservation of Vision, Frank Allport, M.D., 1914

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Baby Saving Campaigns: A Preliminary Report on What American Cities are Doing to Prevent Infant Mortality, U.S. Department of Labor Children's Bureau, 1914

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Department of Conservation of Vision, George S. Derby and Henry Copley Greene, 1914

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How Whisky, Tobacco and Drugs Affect the Eyes, Edward Jackson, M.D., 1914

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Labor Laws of Kentucky Pertaining to Labor Inspectors, Working Women, Child Labor, K.W. Newman, 1914

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Oneida Baptist Institute of Oneida Kentucky, 1914

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Photographic Exhibits on Babies' Sore Eyes, Wood Alcohol, Midwives, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1914

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The Public School System of Gary, Ind., William Paxton Burris, 1914

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Trachoma: A Survey of Its Prevalence in the Mountain Sections of North and South Carolina, A.D. Foster, 1914

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Trachoma: A Survey of Its Prevalence in the Mountain Sections of Virginia and West Virginia, Taliaferro Clark, 1914

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Trachoma: Handling an Outbreak of the Dreaded Eye-Disease, James M. Woltz, 1915

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The Backward Child, Frank Allport, M.D., 1915

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Detachment of the Retina With a Preliminary Report on a New Operative Procedure, Edgar S. Thomson, M.D. and Thomas H. Curtin, M.D., 1915

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State Legislation Concerning the Examination of School Children's Eyes, Ears, Noses, and Throats, Frank Allport M.D., 1915

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Prison Efficiency, Hon. Thos. Mott Osborne, 1915

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Trachoma in the U.S., Gordon L. Berry, 1915

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Public Health Measures in Relation to Venereal Diseases, William F. Snow, M.D., 1915

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Trachoma: Its Prevalence, Its Effects Upon Vision, and the Methods of Control and Eradication, Gordon L. Berry, 1915

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Administration of Child Labor Laws, Helen L. Sumner and Ethel E. Hanks, 1915

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Brief Mention of Some Interesting Facts About the Work of Kentucky State Reformation, 1913-1915

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Honor Men and Good Roads Everywhere, E. Stagg Whittin, Ph.D., 1915

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Notes and Outlines in Civil Government, Charles A. Keith, 1915

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Trachoma: its Nature and Prevention, John McMullen, 1915

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The Trachoma Problem, J.W. Kerr, 1915

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The New Prison System, Hon. William H. Wadhams, 1916

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State Legislation Concerning Ophthalmia Neonatorum, Frank Allport. M.D., 1916

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State Legislation Concerning Wood Alcohol, Frank Allport, M.D., 1916

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A Review of the Etiology and Pathology of Trachoma-Differentiation from Allied Conjunctival Conditions, J. Morrison Ray, M.D., 1916

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The Education, Licensing and Supervision of the Midwife, J. Clifton Edgar, M.D., 1916

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Program to the Sixty-Fifth Annual Meeting, Kentucky State Medical Association, 1915

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List of References on Child Labor, H.H.B. Meyer, 1916

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Suggestions for Sermon Material, Committee on Religious Work of the National Committee on Prisons, 1916

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Suggestions for Vision Testing, Missouri Commission for the Blind, 1916

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The Matter and Method of Social Hygiene Legislation, Timothy Newell Pfeiffer, 1917

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Trachoma: A Disease of Equal Importance to the Ophthalmologist and Public Health Officer and What the Government is Doing to Eradicate and Prevent its Further Spread, John McMullen, M.D., 1917

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Trachoma and the Army: The Dangers Incident to Enlisting Recruits Affected with the Disease, John McMullen, 1917

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Saving Sight a Civic Duty: a Demonstration by the Public Health Department of Buffalo of How a Typical City Conserves The Vision of Its Future Citizens, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1917

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Child Welfare in Oklahoma: An Inquiry by the National Child Labor Committee for the University of Oklahoma, National Child Labor Committee, 1917

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Code of Lighting School Buildings, Illuminating Engineering Society, 1917

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Safe Disposal of Human Excreta at Unsewered Homes, L.L Lumsden and C.W. Stiles, 1917

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Safe Milk: An Important Food Problem, Ernest A. Sweet, 1917

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State Board for Vocational Education, 1917

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Provision for the Feeble-Minded of Kentucky, Arch Dixon, 1918

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Illiteracy and the War, 1918

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Outline of an Emergency Course of Instruction on the War, Department of the Interior, 1918

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The House Fly-Carrier of Disease, The Ohio State Board of Health, 1918

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National Headquarters American Red Cross Building Dedication, 1918

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The Need of an Ophthalmologic Clinic in Penal Institutions With Special Reference to One Established at Sing Sing Prison, Conrad Berends, 1918

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Care of Defectives, Arch Dixon, 1919

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The Glorious Fourth, Winfred Hathaway, 1919

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Manual for Conservation of Vision Classes, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness Publications, 1919

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Administration of Child Labor Laws, Francis Henry Bird and Ella Arvilla Merritt, 1919

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Child Welfare Work in Louisville, Ky., 1918-1919

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The Lake Division News, The American Red Cross, 1919

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Maternity Care and the Welfare of Young Children in a Homesteading County in Montana, Viola I. Paradise, 1919

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School Medical Inspection, Teliaferro Clark, 1919

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What Social Workers Should Know About Their Own Communities, Margaret F. Byington, 1919

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The Red Cross Magazine: The Prodigal Village, Irving Bacheller, 1920

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Child-Welfare Programs: Study Outlines for the Use of Clubs and Classes, U.S Department of Labor, 1920

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Concerning Common Causes of Blindness in Children and the Means and Methods of Prevention, Ohio Commission for the Blind, 1920

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Comparative Statistics of State Hospitals for Mental Diseases, Horatio M. Pollock, 1920

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Courts in the United States Hearing Children's Cases, Evelina Belden, 1920

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Illegitimacy as a Child-Welfare Problem, Emma O. Lundberg and Katharine F. Lenroot, 1920

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Industrial Instability of Child Workers, Robert Morese Woodbury, Ph.D., 1920

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Infant Mortality: Results of a Field Study in Akron, Ohio, Based on Births in One Year, Theresa S. Haley, 1920

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The Red Cross of Peace, The Lake Division, 1920

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A Summary of Juvenile-Court Legislation in the United States, Sophinisba P. Breckenridge and Helen R. Jeter, 1920

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Syphilis and the Eye, Adolph O. Pfingst, 1921

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Report of the Committee on the Prevention of Hereditary Blindness, AM Medical Association, 1921

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Report of Committee on Trachoma, AM Medical Association, 1921

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Administration of Child-Labor Laws Part 4, Ethel E. Hanks, 1921

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Administration of the First Federal Child-Labor Law, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, 1921

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Games for Play Institutes, Raymond A. Hoyer, 1921

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Illegitimacy as a Child-Welfare Problem Part 2, Emma O. Lundberg and Katharine F. Lenroot, 1921

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In Cases Where Clinical Evidence and Laboratory Findings Differ - What Then?, J.A. Stuckey, undated

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Infant-Welfare Work in Europe, Nettie McGill, 1921

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Standards of Legal Protection for Children Born Out of Wedlock: A Report of Regional Conferences, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, 1921

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Statures and Weights of Children Under Six years of Age, Robert Woodbury, Ph. D., 1921

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Suggestions for a Program for Health Teaching in the Elementary Schools, J. Mace Andress and Mabel C.Bragg, 1921

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Trachoma or Folliculosis Among School Children, J.A. Stuckey M.D., 1922

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Saving Mountaineers From Blindness: Dodged Washing the Teacups and Found Her Mission, Henry De Questier, 1922

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The Relation of Nutrition to Tooth Development and Tooth Preservation, E.V. McCollum and Ethel M. Kinney, 1922

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The Burden of Feeble-Mindedness, Walter E. Fernald, M.D., 1922

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Child Care and Child Welfare, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, 1922

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Child Labor and the Work of Mothers in Oyster and Shrimp Canning Communities on the Gulf Coast, Viola Paradise, 1922

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Children of Wage-Earning Mothers, Helen Russell Wright, 1922

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County Organization for Child Care and Protection, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, 1922

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Eye-Sight Conservation Bulletin I, Eye Sight Conservation Council, 1922

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The Nutrition and Care of Children in a Mountain County of Kentucky, Lydia Roberts, 1922

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Self-Government, National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor, 1922

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Unerupted and Impacted Teeth Cause of Serious Eye and Ear Conditions: Preliminary Report, J.A. Stuckey, M.D., 1922

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Kentucky Rural School Standards: Suggestions and Regulations for Standardizing Small Rural Schools, George Colvin, 1923

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Standards for Out-Patient Service in Ophthalmology, 1923

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Manual of the County Achievement Contest, Berea College Extension Department, 1923

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A Family Letter Telling the Effect a Changed Dietary and Living Conditions Has Had Upon the People in the Mountains in Kentucky, J.A. Stuckey, M.D., 1923

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Child Care and Child Welfare, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, 1923

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Child Labor in North Dakota, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, 1923

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Child Welfare in the Insular Possessions of the United States, Helen V. Vary, 1923

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Eye-Sight Conservation Bulletin 3: Eye Tests in Industry, The Eye Sight Conservation Council, 1923

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Individual Variations in Mental Equipment, Augusta F. Bronner, 1923

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Infant Mortality: Results of a Field Study in Baltimore, MD. Based on the Births in One Year, Anna Rochester, 1923

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List of References on Juvenile Courts and Probation in the United States, Children's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor, 1923

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Maternity and Infant Care In a Mountain County in Georgia, Glenn Steele, 1923

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Methods of Recreational Adjustment As a Form of Social Case Treatment, Claudia Wannamaker, 1923

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Results and Future Opportunities in the Field of Clinics, Social Service, and Parole, Douglas A. Thom, M.D., 1923

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Results of a Three-Year Trachoma Campaign Begun in Knott County, KY., in 1913, John McMullen, 1923

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Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Society for Crippled Children, 1924

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Our Children's Neglected Eyesight, 1924

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Relation of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Conditions of the Mentally and Morally Impaired, Joseph A. Stuckey, 1924

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Systematic Treatment in Pathologic Conditions of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Joseph A, Stuckey, 1924

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Code of Lighting School Buildings, Illuminating Engineering Society, 1924

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Department of Legislation, The Club Woman, 1924

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The Junior News Letter, 1924

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Eye Sight Conservation Bulletin 5: Lantern Slides and Lecture Material on Eyesight Conservation, 1924

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Feeblemindedness, Walter E Fernald M.D., 1924

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Foster-Home Care for Dependent Children, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, 1924

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Habit Clinics for the Child of Preschool Age: Their Organization and Practical Value, D.A. Thom. M.D., 1924

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An Introduction to Safety Education: A Manual for the Teacher, Education Section National Safety Council, 1924

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Light, Sight and Safety, R. E. Simpson, 1924

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National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor, 1924

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Prohibition and Alcoholic Mental Disease, Horatio M. Pollock, Ph.D., 1924

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Sight-Saving Classes in School Systems, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1924

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State Commissions for the Study and Revision of Child-Welfare Laws, Emma O, Lundburg, 1924

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Work of Children on Truck and Small-Fruit Farms in Southern New Jersey, Children's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor, 1924

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Code of Lighting School Buildings, Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S Department of Labor, 1925

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The Recreation Program in a Plan for Social Treatment, Department of Public Welfare, 1925

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Governor's Conference: Section Meeting on Prison Administration and State Cooperation in Prison Made Goods, National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor, 1925

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Sunlight for the Babies, Martha M. Eliot, 1925

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Adoption Laws in the United States, Emelyn Foster Peck, 1925

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Conserving the Sight of School Children: A Program for Public Schools, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1925

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National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor: Annual Report, 1925

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Report of Commission to Study Conditions Relating to Blind Persons in Pennsylvania, 1925

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The Welfare of Infants Illegitimate Birth in Baltimore, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, 1925

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Trachoma: Suggestions as to Diagnosis, Etiology and Treatment, J.A. Stuckey, 1926

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South Central Conference on the Allocation of Prison Industries, National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor, 1926

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Safeguarding Mothers and Babies in the Highlands, Miss W. Dertram Ireland, 1926

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The Early History of Medicine West of the Alleghenies, J.A. Stuckey, 1926

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24th Annual Meeting of the Indiana State Nurses' Association, Indiana State League of Nursing Education, 1926

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Mothers and Babies in Leslie County, Martha Perwitt, 1926

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Trachoma: Scourge of the Mountains, Dr. J.A. Stuckey, 1926

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The Country as a Unit for an Organized Program of Child Caring and Protective Work, Emma O. Lundburg, 1926

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The Need of Epidemiological Research in Trachoma, B. Franklin Royer, M.D., 1926

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A Program for Teaching Health Habits, Jeannette G. Baughman, 1926

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The Public Health Aspects of Trachoma, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1926

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Trachoma: Report by the Standing Committee on Conservation of Vision, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1926

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The Prevention of Ophthalmia Neonatorum, Lloyd Paul Stryker, 1928

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The Pauper Idiot in Kentucky, Arthur H. Estabrook, 1928

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Seeing Through Life, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1928

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Children of Illegitimate Birth Whose Mothers Have Kept Their Custody, U.S Department of Labor, 1928

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Nutrition as It Relates to the Eye, Arthur M. Yudkin, M.D., 1929

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Sight-Saving Classes: Their Organization and Administration, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1929

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Trachoma, Harvey J. Howard, 1929

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Vision Justice for the Young Child, Edward M. Van Cleve, 1929

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Classification of the Causes of Blindness, 1930

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Symposium on Social Hygiene and the Prevention of Blindness, William F. Snow, 1930

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Observations and Experiences with Trachoma in Eastern Kentucky, J.A. Stuckey, M.D., 1930

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The University and Social Welfare, Edith Abbott, 1930

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To Know the Sight of a Child, Edward Jackson, 1930

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Sight Saving Class Work, E.V.L. Brown and Lewis H. Carris, 1930

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Adventures in Sight Saving, Park Lewis M.D., 1930

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Are you Training Your Child to be Happy? Children's Bureau of the United States Department of Labor, 1930

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The Causes and Prevention of Blindness in Mexico, General Daniel M. Valez, M.D., 1930

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Prevention of Blindness in Newborn Babies: Report by the Standing Committee on Conservation of Vision, 1930

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Save Sight: Sixteenth Annual Report, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1930

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The Industrial Nurse's Responsibility in Eye Health, Mildred G. Smith, 1931

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Conservation of Eyesight, with Especial Reference to Glaucoma, George S. Derby, M.D., 1931

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Fundamentals of Lighting in the Home, Classroom and Industry, A.L. Powell, 1931

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American National Red Cross Greetings and Addresses of the Fifteenth Anniversary Dinner, 1931

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Methods of Teaching Sight-Saving Classes, Estella Lewis, 1931

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The Social Aspect of the Movement for the Prevention of Blindness: A History, Edward M. Van Cleve, 1931

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Medical Social Service and Saving Sight, Committee of Medical Social Eye Workers, 1932

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Agranulocytic Angina and Reports of Three Cases, W.N. Offutt, M.D., 1932

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The Prevention of Blindness and the Conservation of Sight as a Co-operative Movement, Park Lewis, M.D., 1932

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Problems of the Worker Assigned to Part Time Service with Eye Patients: Bulletin no. 6 of the Committee of Medical Social Eye Workers, 1933

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"Patricia," Outlook for the Blind, 1933

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Reflections of 1933: Nineteenth Annual Report of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1933

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A Syllabus in Alcohol Education, Bertha Rachel Palmer, 1933

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Twenty-Five Years of Saving Sight, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1933

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Social Service in Eyesight Conservation: Bulletin no. 8 of the Committee of Medical Social Eye Workers, 1934

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Community Enterprise in Preventing Blindness, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1934

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Bright Eyes of 1934: Twentieth Annual Report of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1934

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Safe and Sound, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1935

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Social Service in Ophthalmology, Elenor P. Brown and Lawrence T. Post, M.D., 1935

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General Assembly of the International Association for Prevention of Blindness, The International Association for Prevention of Blindness, 1935

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Arthur Sunshine Home and Nursery School for the Blind: Twenty-Sixth Annual Report, 1934 May-1935 May

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The Causes of Blindness in Children: Their Relation to Preventative Ophthalmology, Conrad Berends, M.D, C. Edith Kerby, and Evelyn C. McKay, 1935

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Ectopia Lentis: Report of Twenty-Two Cases in Five Successive Generations, B.N. Pittenger, M.D., 1935

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Dr. Joseph N. McCormack of Kentucky and United States of America, W.J. Hammill, 1935

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Medical Social Work in the Prevention of Blindness, B. Franklin Royer, M.D., 1935

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The Problem of Fireworks Accidents, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1935

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Conserving the Sight of School Children: A Report of the Joint Committee on Health Problems in Education, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1935

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Syphilis in Pregnancy, Max J. Exner, 1936

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Saving Eyesight in Industry, Rose Henderson, 1936

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Medical Social Eye Workers' Bulletin, Committee of Medical Social Eye Workers, 1936

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"Why Don't We Stamp out Syphilis," Readers Digest, 1936

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"Early Kentucky Medical Literature," Kentucky Medical Journal, 1936

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Choral Speaking: An Aid in the Sight-Saving Class, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1936

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Let's See: Twenty-second Annual Report of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1936

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Wearing Glasses, Walter B. Lancaster, 1936

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Blindness and its Causes, Reprint from California and Western Medicine, 1937

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Food in Relation to the Eyes, Park Lewis, M.D., 1937

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They can Be Cured, Reprint of articles on the care and cure of the mentally ill which have appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal, 1937

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Certificates for Marriage, Henry P. Talbot, M.D., 1937

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Lacks and Gaps in the Sight-Saving Class Program, Elizabeth Guthre Dasher, 1937

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Some Eye Problems Confronting Teachers, Gladys D. Matlock, 1937

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Understanding the Significance of Eye Troubles, Anna Harrison, 1937

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Combating Early Syphilis, John H. Stokes, M.D., 1937

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Gonorrhea, Marie P. Warner and Benj. W. Warner, 1937

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Magazine Excerpts, Mountain Life and Work, 1937

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Venereal Disease Information, United States Public Health Service for use in its cooperative work with The State Health Departments, 1937

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Medical Social Eye Workers' Bulletin, Committee of Medical Social Eye Workers, 1937

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Program to the Samel David Gross Memorial Meeting of the Kentucky State Medical Association, 1937

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Daylighting the Schoolroom, Anette M. Phelan, 1937

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Syphilis in Relation to the Prevention of Blindness, Conrad Berens, M.D., and Jacob A. Goldberg, Ph.D., 1937

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Simple Eye Tests in a Pediatrician's Office: Their Value, Helen M. Johnson, M.D., William Palmer Lucas, M.D., 1937

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First Annual Summary of Fourth of July Injuries, reprint of the Journal of the American Medical Association, 1937

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What Light for the Eyes, James E. Lebensohn, 1937

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Lighting the Schoolroom, Harry S. Gradle, 1937

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Lighting Standards, Walter B. Lancaster, M.D., 1937

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Economic Aspects of Syphilis Control, Emil Frankel, 1937

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Freedom from Venereal Disease: a Prerequisite to Marriage, Fred W. Caudill, M.D., 1937

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Light in the Home, Edward Jackson, 1938

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Eyes in Industry, Conrad Berens, 1938

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The Role of the Institutional Nurse in the Treatment of Ophthalmia Neonatorum, Bernice Perdziak, R.N., 1938

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Eyes and the Office Worker, Arthur J. Bedell, 1938

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Investigation and Control of Venereal Diseases: Hearings before the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce House of Representatives, Seventy-Fifth Congress third session, 1938

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Medical Social Eye Workers' Bulletin, Committee of Medical Social Eye Workers, 1938

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The Problem of Statistics Relating to Blindness and the Blind, Harry Best, 1938

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Model State Fireworks Law, National Fire Protection Association, 1938

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Publications on Preventing Blindness, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1938

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Sight for Tomorrow: Twenty-fourth Annual Report of the National Society for Prevention of Blindness, Inc., 1938

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Why a Program of Research on Preschool Blind Children, Harriett Anderson Fjeld and Kathryn Erroll Maxfield, 1938

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Development of the Normal Eye in Infancy and Childhood, Willis S. Knighton, M.D., 1939

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Syphilis and Federal Assistance to the States-To Date, William F. Snow, M.D., 1939

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Standards for Out-Patient Service in Ophthalmology, Conrad Berens, 1939

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Protecting Eyes in Industry, United States Department of Labor, 1939

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Books for Children with Seriously Defective Vision, 1939

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Report of the Department of Welfare of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1939

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Third Annual Summary of Fourth of July Injuries, reprint from The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1940

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The Health Department's Role in the Prevention of Blindness, John L. Rice, M.D., 1940

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The Nurse in an Eye Health Program, Pearl McIver R.N., 1940

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Fighting Another Plague, 1940

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Some Light on Lighting, Reprinted from Consumer's Guide, 1940

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Glaucoma- A Thief in the Night, Daniel B. Kirby, 1940

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The Heritage Left, Dr. Park Lewis, 1940

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Standards for Outpatient Ophthalmologic Departments. II. Standards for Nursing Service. III, Standards for Medical Social Service, Conrad Berens, Ruth C. Williams, and Eleanor Brown Merrill, 1940

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Sharing Responsibility for Eye Health, Winifred Hathaway, 1940

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"Fourth National Social Hygiene Day," Journal of Social Hygiene, 1940

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The Pentagon of Phi Omega Pi, 1941

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Routine Wassermann Test for all Expectant Mothers, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1941

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Fifth National Social Hygiene Day, 1941

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Visual Efficiency, Henry A. Imus, 1941

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Eye Health in the Basic Curriculum, Carrie H. McNeill, R.N., 1941

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Meeting the Needs of Atypical Children, Doris D. Klaussen and Georgia Rothberg, R.N., 1941

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Observations on Eyegrounds of the Newborn, M. Luther Kauffman, M.D., 1941

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The Twinkler, Phi Omega Pi, 1941

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Care of the Eyes and the Prevention of Blindness, The Public Health Service, 1941

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Glaucoma Survey, Reprinted from American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1941

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The General Practitioner's Part in the Campaign for the Prevention of Blindness from Glaucoma, 1941

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Biennial Conference, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1941

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All Eyes: Twenty-Seventh Annual Report, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1941

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Mobilization of State Forces for Prevention of Blindness: A Symposium, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1942

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Good Government, 1942

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Oration of Medicine: The Interdependence of Curative and Preventative Medicine, P.E. Blackerby, M.D., 1942

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In the Interest of Preventing Blindness: Psychological Attitudes of the Visually Handicapped Toward Treatment, Ruth Emerson, 1942

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Eye Health and Safety News, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1943

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Revised Braille for Reading and Writing Grade One and a Half, Commission on Uniform Type for the Blind, 1943

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Bulletin of the Southern Medical Association: Preliminary Program Announcements, Southern Medical Association, 1944

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Eye Health and Safety News, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1944

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Dr. James Andrew Ryan, Editorial of the Southern Medical Association, 1944

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Looking Ahead: Thirteenth Annual Report of the National Society of the Prevention of Blindness, 1944

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A Gift Like the Gifts of God, The Eye-Bank for Sight Restoration, 1945

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Better Eyes for Industry, David O. Woodbury, 1946

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The Eye-Bank for Sight Restoration, First Year Bulletin, 1946

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Hindman Settlement School: May Stone The Ladyest, Reprint from Mountain Life and Work, 1946

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The Eye-Bank for Sight Restoration, Second Year Bulletin, 1947

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The Kentucky Colonel, Kentucky School for the Blind, 1947

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News Nuggets, The Kentucky Society for Crippled Children, 1949

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The Kentucky Colonel, Kentucky School for the Blind, 1949

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Eyes to the Future: 1949 Annual Report of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1949

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Statistical Journal, Department of Economic Security, 1949

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The Cincinnati Library Society for the Blind, Report for January 1, 1949-January 1, 1950, 1949-1950

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News Letter, The Department of Economic Security, 1950

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The Wise Owl Clubs Multiply Newsletter, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1950

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Wise Owl News, Wise Owl Club of America, 1950

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Classroom Writing, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1950

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Hindman Settlement School, Ruby Amburgey, 1950

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Prevention of Blindness News, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1951

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The Inauguration of Frank A. Rose as the Twenty-Second President, 1951

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Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Bethany Orphanage, Anniversary Bulletin, 1951

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An Eye Health Program for Schools, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1951

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Kentucky Statistical Journal, Department of Economic Security, 1951

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Report on Eye Conditions Among Pupils in Schools for the Blind in the United States, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1951-1952

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The Bethany News, Bethany, Wolfe County, Kentucky, 1952

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The Journal of the Kentucky State Medical Association, 1952

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"Committee Appointments for Year Listed: Activity Urged," Journal of the Kentucky State Medical Association, 1952

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Education of Partially Seeing Children: A Committee Report, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1952

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That All May See: 1952 Annual Report, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1952

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"Kentucky-The Progenitor of Pioneer Doctors," Lewis J. Moorman. M.D., The Journal of the Kentucky State Medical Association, 1953

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The Bethany News, Bethany, Wolfe County, Kentucky, 1953

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The Dedication of the Portrait of Phillip Earl Blackerby, M.D., Oscar O. Miller, M.D., 1953

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Alcoholism: Public Health Problem No. 4, Alcoholic Study Commission by the Legislative Research Commission, 1953

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Health Department Responsibility for Sight Conservation, Edward Davens, M.D., 1953

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Minimum Standards for Child-Caring Institutions and Procedures for Licensing, Division of Child Welfare of the Department of Welfare, 1953

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Contributors' Report, American Foundation for the Blind, 1953-1954

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"Minnesota Eye Health," Bulletin of the Minnesota Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1954

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Education of Partially Seeing Children in School Systems, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1954

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Manual and Suggested By-Laws for Chapters of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1954

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Catalogue, the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1954

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Save your Sight, Elizabeth Ogg, 1954

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Contributors' Report, American Foundation for the Blind, 1955-1956

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Writer's Fact Sheet on Home Fixture Lighting, American Home Lighting Institute, 1955

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Social Hygiene News, 1955

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Advising Patients with Hereditary Eye Disease, P. Thomas Manchester, M.D., 1955

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Screening for Glaucoma, Franklin M. Foote, M.D., and Virginia S. Boyce, 1955

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Eye Health for Teen-Agers, Franklin M. Foote, M.D., and Burnetta Blatt Downing, R.N., 1955

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Statistical Journal of Economic Security in Kentucky, 1955

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Surgery Restored My Sight, Paul W. Kearney, 1955

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Vision and Vocational Training, James E. O'Neil, 1956

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Temperance Facts, Temperance League of Kentucky, 1956

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Dedication Service, Open Door Children's Home, Inc., 1956 August 19

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The Nationwide Fight Against Blindness, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1956

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Vocabulary of Terms Relating to the Eye, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1956

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Components of a Complete Vision Program, Franklin M. Foote, 1957

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Screening for Eye Diseases, Franklin M. Foote, M.D., 1957

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The Unreliability of Tactile Tension, James E. McDonald and Wayne M. Caygill, 1957

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Help for the Alcoholic: New State Commission Tells Public that Alcoholism Needs to be Treated as a Disease, 1957

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Biennial Conference, Kentucky Crippled Children Commission, 1957

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Bigger Savings in Sight, Franklin M. Foote, M.D., and E.G. Gill, M.D., 1958

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Prevention of Blindness News, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1959

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Mountain Life and Work: Magazine of the Southern Mountains, 1958

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Catalogue, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1958

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Aids for the Blind, American Foundation of the Blind, undated

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American Women's Hospitals, Medical Service Committee of the American Medical Women's Association, undated

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Announcement of Publication, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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The Argument for Medical Inspection of Schools and Significant Facts about Medical Inspection, Luther Halsey Gulick, M.D., and Leonard P. Ayers, A.M., undated

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Babies' Sore Eyes (Ophthalmia Neonatorum), Campaign for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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A Basic Child Health Study, Philip F. Barbour, M.D., undated

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A Brief for the Extension Plans of the United States Bureau of Education, undated

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Bright Eyes-How to Keep Them Shining, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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Care of the Eyes, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, undated

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Dessie Scott Children's Home, undated

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The Evolution of the Cataract Operation, William Campbell Posey, M.D., undated

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Extension of the Registration Area for Births and Deaths: A Practical Example of Cooperative Census Methods as Applied to the State of Pennsylvania, Bureau of the Census, undated

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Glaucoma: A Problem for the Public Health Nurse, Helen E. Weaver, R.N., undated

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A Guide for Screening Visual Acuity with Modified Snellen Chart, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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How to Cure Eye Disease, H.T. Schlegel Co., undated

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The Illinois Plan for Special Education of Exceptional Children: Those With Impaired Hearing, undated

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The Illinois Plan for Special Education of Exceptional Children: The Visually Defective, undated

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Instructions to Midwives for the Care of the Eyes in Babies, Department of Health, undated

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July 4: Death's Holiday, Literary Digest, undated

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The Light Shineth in the Darkness: A Service of Thanksgiving, John Milton Society, undated

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Lighting the Schoolroom, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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Louisa Lee Schuyler 1837-1926, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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Midwifery and Infant Mortality, Carolyn Van Blarcom, undated

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The Most Wonderful Eyes in the World, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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Opportunities for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Federal Security Agency, undated

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Pre-Marital Health Examination: The Law How to Use It, Department of Public Health, undated

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Preventing Ophthalmia Neonatorum in Virginia-An Administration Problem, W.A. Plecker, M.D., undated

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The Prevention of Blindness, undated

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Prevention of Ophthalmia Neonatorum, Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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The Public Health Nurse and Glaucoma, Burnetta Blatt, R.N., undated

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Requirements for Admission, Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children, undated

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Services of a Hospital Consultant and Statement with Regard to Henry C. Wright and George O'Hanlon, M.D., Wright and O'Hanlon, undated

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Sight Saving Classes in School Systems, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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Sight-Saving Classes in School Systems, The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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Sight Saving Facts, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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A Special Inquiry on Conservation of Vision in Philadelphia, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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The Story of Feeding the Other Lambs, Dessie Scott Children's Home, undated

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"Student Notes: Marriage Below the Statutory Age-Effect of Cohabitation After Arriving at that Age." Kentucky Law Journal, undated

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Sure We'll Finish the Job of Wiping out Adult Illiteracy, undated

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Syphilis, Marie Pichel Warner and Benjamin W. Warner, undated

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Trachoma, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

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What is Malnutrition? Hundreds of Thousands of American Children are Undernourished, Lydia Roberts, undated

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Reports, 1892-1955, undated

Scope and Contents note

Primarily annual reports issued by a variety of organizations, these publications are organized chronologically ranging from 1905-1954, and including undated materials. Within each year, the reports are organized alphabetically by organization title. Many of these annual reports are by organizations with similar interests as those expressed in the pamphlets, bulletins, and articles. There are a few handwritten notes among them.

Child Labor, National Child Labor Committee, 1905

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The Second Report of the New York Association for the Blind, 1908 November

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Report of the Kentucky Institution for the Blind, 1909

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Proposed Model of Constitution of the Associated Charities and The Associated Charities of Lexington and Fayette County Annual Reports, 1906-1910

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Report of the Labor Inspector, Bureau of Agriculture Labor and Statistics, 1909-1911

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Annual Session Reports, Kentucky Educational Association, 1912 June

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Public Health Reports, United States Public Health Service, 1914 September

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Report of the Kentucky Institution for the Education of the Blind, 1915 September

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Annual Report of the Lexington Public Schools, 1913 June and 1915 June

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First Annual Report, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1915 November

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Public Health Reports, United States Public Health Service, 1915 March

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Report of the Vice Commission: Survey of Existing Conditions with Recommendations to the Hon. John H. Buschmeyer, 1915

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Report of the Commission on Provision for the Feeble-Minded in Kentucky, 1916

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Second Annual Report, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1916 November

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Social Problems of the Courts, National Probation Association, 1917

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Report of the State Commission for the Blind, 1917

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Fourth Annual Report, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1918

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Sixth Annual Report, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1920

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Population : Kentucky, Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920

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Seventh Annual Report, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1921 December

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Public Education in Kentucky, Kentucky Educational Commission, 1921

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Report of the State Board of Charities and Corrections, 1921 June

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Report of the Kentucky Children's Code Commission, 1922

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The Educational System of Kentucky, 1923

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Ninth Annual Report, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1923

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Public Welfare Agencies, The Efficiency Commission of Kentucky, 1923

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Report of the State Board of Charities and Corrections, 1923 June

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Public Health Report, Treasury Department, 1923 April and November

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Tenth Annual Report, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1924

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Report of Housing Survey of the City of Lexington, Kentucky, 1924 January-April

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Report of the State Board of Charities and Corrections, 1925 June

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Public Health Reports, Treasury Department, 1925 May and July

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A Year in Review, National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1926

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Public Health Reports, Treasury Department, 1926 April and February

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Report of the State Board of Charities and Corrections, 1927

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Proceedings of the 1927 Annual Conference, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1927

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Welfare of Prisoners' Families in Kentucky, Ruth Bloodgood, 1927

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Proceedings of the 1928 Annual Conference, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1928

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At the End of the First Century, New York Institution for the Prevention of the Blind, 1892-1932

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Public Health Reports, United States Treasury Department, 1932 January, April, and September

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Reflections of 1933: Annual Report of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1933

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White House Conference, Youth Outside of Home and School Committee, 1933 December 31

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Facilities for the Care of Dependant Families in Kentucky, Kentucky Emergency Relief Administration, 1935 August

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Annual Report, Eye and Ear Infirmary, 1935

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Eyes on the Future: Twenty Third Annual Report of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 1937

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Clovernook Home for the Blind Report, 1943 July-1945, 1949-1950

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Highlights of 1947: 33rd Annual Report for the Prevention of Blindness, The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, 1947

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Annual Report of the President of the American Foundation for the Blind, 1949

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Mobilization for Health Security, National Health Council, 1951 April

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Kentucky Conference on Handicapped Children, 1953 October

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Contributors' Report, American Foundation for the Blind, 1954 July-1955 June

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Provision for Dependant, Delinquent, and Handicapped Children in Kentucky, Children's Bureau of the U.S Department of Labor, undated

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Books, 1911-1945, undated

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Representing a variety of mostly reform topics, these books are organized chronologically from the dates 1911-1945 and non-dated.

Prison Association of New York, 1911

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The Midwife in England, Carolyn Conant Van Blarcom, R.N., 1913 December

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Summaries of State Laws Relating to the Feebleminded and the Epileptic, The National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1918

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Moonlight School Course of Study, Kentucky Illiteracy Commission, 1919

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Comrades, John F. Smith, 1930

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In Convict Cells, W.G. Wilson, Friendship Press, 1937

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The Public Health Nurse, Department of Philanthropic Information, 1937

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Infant Care, Federal Security Agency Social Security Administration, 1945

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The Jubilee: An Extensive Collection of Church Music for the Choir, the Congregation, and the Singing School, William Bradbury, undated

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Becoming a Parent, Children's Bureau Publication, undated

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Legislation, 1874-1974, undated

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Representing both House and Senate Legislation, these materials, solely from the Kentucky General Assembly, are organized chronologically from 1911-1956 and are concerned with blindness, prison reform, and social welfare reform. Each piece of legislation is listed separately by its formal name and number. Also included are a few pieces of legislation from the state governments of Ohio and Oregon and significant amounts of federal legislation from both the Senate and House of Representatives. These materials are also organized chronologically, ranging from of 1910-1957, and include passed and un-passed legislation. As was often her habit, Linda Neville has written comments on some of these materials.

Kentucky General Assembly Legislation, 1911-1956

Official Announcement: The New Vital Statistics Law, Effective January 1, 1911 (two copies), 1911

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Proposed Optometry Bill for Kentucky, 1912

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1912, Senate Bill No. 134, 1912 January 18

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In House: Regular Session 1914, House Bill No. 249, 1914 January 21

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Senate Bill 2: Regulating Graded Schools, 1914

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A Bill to Limit the Effect of the Regulation of Interstate Commerce between the States in Goods, Wares, and Merchandise Wholly or in part manufactured, mined, or Produced by Convict Labor or in any Prison or Reformatory, 65th Congress, 1st Session, S. 2115, 1917 April 30

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A Bill to employ convict labor for the production of war supplies and to authorize their purchase by the Federal Government; to regulate the compensation and hours of labor and fix standards; to prohibit the purchase of war supplies manufactured by convicts under private contract; to limit the effect of interstate commerce between the States in goods, wares, and merchandise wholly or in part manufactured, mined, or produced by convict labor or in any prison or reformatory; and to equip the United States penitentiary at Atlanta, Georgia; Leavenworth, Kansas; and McNeil Island, Washington; and the United States Army prison and disciplinary barracks, and the United States naval prison for the manufacture of supplies for the use of the Government, for the compensation of the prisoners for their labor, and for other purposes. 65th Congress, 2nd session, S. 3076, 1917 December 4

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In House: Regular Session 1918, House Bill No. 192, 1918 January

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In Senate: Regular Session 1918, Senate Bill no. 141, 1918 January

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In House: Regular Session 1918, House Bill No. 373 [2 copies], 1918 February

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In the House of Representatives, 67th Congress, 1st Session, H.R. 2167 [2 copies], 1921 April 11

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Kentucky Age of Consent Law: Its History and Proposed Amendment, 1922

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Senate Bill No. 7: An act relating to unlawful carnal knowledge of children under the age of eighteen years, including both sexes, and prescribing and fixing penalties for violations thereof, and amending and re-enacting Section 1155, Kentucky Statutes, Carroll, 1915

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Outline of Legislation: Recommended for Enactment in 1922, Kentucky Children's Code Commission, approximately 1922

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Laws: Enacted by the 1924 General Assembly Relative to Education in Kentucky, Published by Order of the State Board of Education, 1924

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In House: Regular Session 1924, House Bill no. 247, 1924 January 25

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In Senate: Regular Session 1924, Senate Bill no. 173, 1924 January 28

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In Senate: Regular Session 1924, Senate Bill no. 186 (2 copies), 1924 January 29

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In House: Regular Session 1924, House Bill no. 434, 1924 February 15

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In Senate: Regular Session 1924, House Bill no. 247, 1924 March 6

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In House: Regular Session 1926, House Bill no. 45, 1926 January 13

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In House: Regular Session 1926, House Bill no. 481, 1926 February 16

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In Senate: Regular Session 1926, Amendment by way of Substitute to Senate Bill no. 262, 1926 February 24

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In Senate: Regular Session 1932, Senate Bill no. 340, (2 copies), 1932 February 8

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In House: Regular Session, 1932, House Bill no. 607 (2 copies), 1932 February 9

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In House: Regular Session 1934, House Bill no. 23, 1934 January 8

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In House: Special Session 1934, Committee Substitute for House Bill no. 67, 1934 June 22

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In House: Regular Session 1938, House Bill no. 1, 1938 January 4

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In House: Regular Session 1938, House Bill no. 44, 1938 January 11

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In Senate: Regular Session 1938, Senate Bill no. 35 (2 copies), 1938 January 12

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In House: Regular Session 1938, House Bill no. 104, 1938 January 13

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A Bill To Impose Additional Duties upon the United States Public Committee on Interstate Foreign Commerce and Ordered to be Printed, 75th Congress, 3rd session, H.R. 9047, 1938 January 19

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In House: Regular Session, 1938, House Bill no. 224, 1938 January 26

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Congressional Report: Proceedings and Debates of the 76th Congress, First Session, 1939 February 24

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In House: Regular Session, 1940, House Bill no. 104, 1940 January 12

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1940, Senate Bill no. 60, 1940 January 18

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1940, Senate Bill no. 158, 1940 February 7

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In House: Regular Session, 1940, House Bill no. 340, 1940 February 7

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In House: Regular Session, 1940, House Bill no. 446, 1940 February 15

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1942, House Bill no. 69, 1942 January 22

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In House: Regular Session, 1942, House Bill no. 122, 1942 January 22

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1942, Senate Bill no. 158, 1942 February 10

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1946, Senate Bill no. 91, 1946 January 30

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In House: Regular Session, 1946, House Bill no. 505, 1946 March 5

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1950, Senate Bill no. 1, 1950 January 3

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In House: Regular Session, 1950, House Bill no. 77, 1950 January 16

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In House: Regular Session, 1950, Senate Bill no. 91, 1950 February 1

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Commonwealth of Kentucky General Assembly: Regular Session, 1950, Senate Bill no. 1, 1950 February 2

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Legislative Research Commission: Alcoholism, Staff Report to the Alcoholic Study Commission, 1953

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1954, Senate Bill no. 104, 1954 February 4

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Alcoholic Beverages Law, Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 1954

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In Senate: Regular Session, 1956, Senate Bill no. 29, 1956 January 10

  • Box 196, folder 52
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Legislation from Ohio, Oregon and Federal Legislation from the U.S. Congress, 1874-1974, undated

The Blind Pension Law of the State of Ohio: An Act to Provide for the Relief of Needy Blind, Blind Relief Commission, undated

  • Box 197, folder 1
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An Act: House Bill no. 182, General Assembly of the State of Ohio, 1919 January 18

  • Box 197, folder 2
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Child Welfare Laws, State of Oregon, undated

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Reformatory Site in the District of Columbia, 61st Congress, 3rd Session, 1910 December 17

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Contagious and Infectious Diseases Among the Indians: Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury (2 copies), 1913

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A Bill to Limit the Effect of the Regulation of Interstate Commerce Between the States in Goods, Wares, and Merchandise Wholly or in Part Manufactured, Mined, or Produced by Convict Labor or in any Prison or Reformatory, S. 2321, 1914

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Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on the Commerce United States Senate, Seventy-Fifth Congress, Third Session on s. 3290, 1938 February 14 and 15

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Hearings Before the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce House of Representatives, Seventy-Fifth Congress, Third Session on H.R. 9047, (2 copies), 1938 April

  • Box 197, folder 8
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A Bill to Amend Title 18, United States Code, so as to Regulate the Transportation and Shipment of Fireworks, 84th Congress, 1st Session, S. 1297, 1955 March 4

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An Act to Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and the Narcotic Drugs Import and Export Act to Provide for a more effective Control of Narcotic Drugs Marijuana, and for other Related Purposes, Public Law 728, 84th Congress, Chapter 629-2nd Session, H.R. 11619, 1950 July 18

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An Act to Effect the Control of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs in the District of Columbia, and for Other Purposes, Public Law 764- 84th Congress, Chapter 676- 2nd Session, H.F. 11320, 1956 July 24

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Laws Controlling Illicit Narcotics Traffic: Ammendum to Senate Document 120- 84th Congress, 1956

  • Box 197, folder 12
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Obscene and Pornographic Literature and Juvenile Delinquency, Interim Report of the Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency to the Committee on the Judiciary, 1956

  • Box 197, folder 13
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A Bill to Amend Title 18, United States Code so as to Regulate the Transportation and Shipment of Fireworks, 85th Congress, 1st Session, S. 1499, 1957 March 8

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Report of the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate, 85th Congress, 1st Session, S. Res. 173, 1917 April 30

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Account Book [for general merchandise] [attribution unknown], 1870 March 15-1974 February 26

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Subject files, 1816-1959, undated

Scope and Contents note

Arranged alphabetically by topic.

Act-Breckinridge, 1816, 1905-1958, undated

Act for Founding and Establishing a Public Hospital in Fayette County, 1816

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Addresses, List of Names and Addresses for District and County Offices Supervisors and Workers, 1936-1948

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Aids and Safety Precaution for Eyecare, undated

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Age of Consent Information, 1958

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Alcohol and Alcoholism, 1908-1959

  • Box 199, folder 5
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The American Foundation for the Blind, 1932-1937

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Anti-Air Rifle Campaign, 1905-1951

  • Box 199, folder 7
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Includes Legislation and B.B. Gun Ordinances

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Anti-Steel Trap League News, undated

  • Box 199, folder 8
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Bethany Orphanage, 1941

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The Berea College Quarterly, v. XVI, no. 1., 1912 April

  • Box 199, folder 10
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Big Sandy Region, 1915 June-July

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Bills and Legislation, 1912-1958

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Bingo, 1954

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Blank forms, undated

  • Box 199, folder 14
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Membership Cards, Consent forms, Disability Discharge Forms

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Blindness publications, undated

  • Box 199, folder 15
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Stories from the Blind, Articles about Blindness, Causes of Blindness Table, and Lesson Plans for Teachers

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Song-Ballets and Devil's Ditties, William Aspenwall Bradley, 1957

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Memorial to Madeline McDowell Breckenridge, Lexington Herald Leader, 1920 December 5th

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Breckinridge, Curry Desha, Sophinisba, Mary, and John C., 1916-1958

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Bryn Mawr College publications, 1885-1959

Alumnae Association, 1901-1902

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Bulletin, 1930 December-1959 Spring

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Alumnae Quarterly, 1915 January-July

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Alumnae Quarterly, 1916-1917

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Annual Report of the President, 1894-1895, 1896-1897

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Catalogue, 1885-1946

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College calendar, 1898-1899, 1953-1954

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College entrance examinations, 1890-1903 June

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The Lantern, 1901

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Program, 1894

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Census-Smith, 1857-1959, undated

Census of Blind People, Bureau of the Census of the Department of Commerce and Labor, 1910

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Census of 1910, June, 1910

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Child Welfare Conference, 1912

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Caney Creek Community Center Papers, 1916-1918

  • Box 200, folder 11
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Correspondence and Pamphlets about this center that eventually became Alice Lloyd College in Pippa Passes, Kentucky

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Civic Organizations, 1910-1941

  • Box 200, folder 12
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Included Lions Club (1938-1950) and Women's Club (1910-1941)

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Various College Entrance Examinations, undated

  • Box 200, folder 13
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Vassar College, University of St. Andrews, Smith College, Wellesley College.

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County Health Departments, News Throughout Kentucky, 1915-1953

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Court Cases, undated

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Juvenile Court (1912), Physician cases (1942), Criminal Cases (1955)

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Dessie Scott Children's Home, 1952

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Dr. Benjamin Winslow Dudley, Waller O. Bullock, 1934

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Lexington and Cincinnati Account, Williams R. Dudley, 1857

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Eastern Kentucky School Reconstruction Board, 1927-1931

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Easter Kentucky State Hospital, 1931-1942

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Education, Public Education and Public Schools, 1915-1959

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Education and Training for the Blind, Kentucky School for the Blind, undated

  • Box 201, folder 9
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Events and News Around Kentucky, 1940-1958

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Facilities for the Car of the Blind and Prevention of Blindness in Kentucky, Mrs. Robert Kutak, 1955

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Little Lowizy: The Quare Women's Discovery, Lucy Furman, 1929

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Fireworks Bills and Legislation, 1932-1956

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Flyers Announcing Educational and Clinical Sessions on Eye Disease, 1913-1923

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Frenchburg Hospital, 1941

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Fox, James W, and James Lane Allen Letters to Linda Neville, 1908-1912

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Health Issues Around the Country, undated

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Bernard Kellmurray, 1942

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Kentucky Medical Association, 1937-1948

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Kentucky Society for the Prevention of Blindness, undated

  • Box 201, folder 20
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Bylaws, Membership Payments, Receipts and Expenditures, and Miscellaneous.

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Various subjects of interest throughout Lexington, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 201, folder 21
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Includes Map of Lexington

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List of midwives, Kentucky, undated

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List of blind in Kentucky, 1920

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Loan Agents and their victims, 1909

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Lunger, Dr. Ervin, and Sarah Blanding, 1946-1958

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Magoffin County Clinic, 1921

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Mental illness, 1926-1957

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Miscellaneous clippings about fireworks and the Oneida Institute, undated

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Missionary news, 1923-1955

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Morality and Obscenity in Kentucky, 1911-1958

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Lexington's Moral Improvement League, Issue of Moral Improvement

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Morgan County School report, 1927

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New York Association for the Blind, 1908-1916

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Nurse's accounts, 1937-1946

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Oneida Institute, 1915

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Patient cases printed in newspapers, 1911-1957

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Phi Omega Pi Sorority, 1937-1949

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Political Issues and Various Platforms Taken in Kentucky, 1912-1923

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Preventing blindness, 1908-1953

  • Box 202, folder 12
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Pertaining to Prevention of Blindness

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Promotional material, undated

  • Box 202, folder 13
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Mountain Fund, Eyesight Care, Society for the Prevention of the Blind

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Public health, undated

  • Box 202, folder 14
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Historical background of Public Health Services in Kentucky

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Public health nurses, 1914-1928

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Public school, 1911-1954

  • Box 202, folder 16
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Kentucky School Boards and Various Public School Matters

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Correspondence from Reform School, Greendale Kentucky, 1919

  • Box 202, folder 17
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The Growth and Development of Public Health Nursing in Kentucky, Veronica Fishbach Richeimer, 1934

  • Box 202, folder 18
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Master's Thesis from Peabody College

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Sayre School, 1954

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School cards, undated

  • Box 202, folder 20
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Learning Aids

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Settlement Schools in Kentucky, including Hindman, 1911-1956, and Dine Mountain, 1936

  • Box 202, folder 21
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Dr. William B. Smith, 1885-1932

  • Box 202, folder 22
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Correspondence, Publication and Photo

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State Board of Charities and Corrections, 1910-1928, undated

Correspondence and Clippings with and about State Board of Charities and Corrections, 1910-1926

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Correspondence with and about Central State Hospital, Lakeland, Kentucky, 1925-1927

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Correspondence with and about Eastern State Hospital Concerning Visits and Reports, 1925 August-1927 September

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Contracts Made, 1922

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Monthly Reports, 1923 March

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Monthly Reports, 1924 January

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Monthly Reports, 1925 September

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Monthly Reports, 1925 November

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Monthly Reports, 1927 October

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Monthly Reports, 1927 November

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Monthly Reports, 1928 January

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Pre-Parole Interviews, 1925-1927

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Lists of Girls and Boys under Parole Supervision

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Parole Committee reports for Kentucky Houses of Reform and Kentucky houses of Reform, undated

  • Box 203, folder 13
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Prison and Parole, 1914

  • Box 203, folder 14
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Specifications and Work Release

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Proceedings of the Conferences and Mass Meeting in Behalf of Prison Reform in New York State, Kentucky Civic Federation, 1914 March

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The Superintendent's Biennial Report of the Kentucky State Reformatory, 1927 November 30

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Kentucky State Reformatory, Statement of Distribution of Prison Population, 1927 November

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State Board of Health-Youth Authority Act, 1893-1959

State Board of Health, Kentucky, 1893-1941

  • Box 203, folder 18
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State Hospital Financial Statement and Budget Information, 1924-1925

  • Box 203, folder 19
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Dr. J.A. Stuckey, 1906-1929

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Study of the Care of the Blind in Kentucky, Charles B. Hayes, 1935

  • Box 204, folder 2
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Syphilis, 1915-1943

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Product Abuse and Cancer Link to Tobacco, 1957-1959

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Trachoma, 1910-1914

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Trachoma, 1915-1951

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Trachoma Education Reports, 1917-1921

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Trachoma Eradication Reports, U.S.D.H.S., 1922-1925

  • Box 204, folder 8
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Georgia D. Trader, 1944

  • Box 204, folder 9
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Tuberculosis, Fayette County, 1911-1939

  • Box 204, folder 10
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Vassar College Annual Catalogue, 1898-1899

  • Box 204, folder 11
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Venereal Disease, 1918-1943

  • Box 204, folder 12
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Testing Before Marriage, Legislation Regarding Venereal Disease Testing, and the La Follette-Bulwinkle Bill

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Vice in Lexington, 1911

  • Box 204, folder 13
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War of 1812, List of Widows and Orphans Who Haven't Received Pay for Death of Husband or Father, 1935

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John C. Watts, Congressman, 1958

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Woll, Margaret, 1940

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Women's Suffrage, 1910-1915

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Youth Authority Act, 1954

  • Box 204, folder 18
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Photographs, 1854-1959

Scope and Contents

The photograph series consists of 651 items comprising a wide array of photographic processes, including lantern slides, silver gelatin prints, carte de visite, daguerreotypes, tin types, and chrystaleums. A large portion of the series features the Neville family, including Linda Neville, her adopted son David Neville Devary, her sister Mary Neville, and her father John Henry Neville. The series is organized into subseries based on categories and within each subseries the images have been organized into chronological order or alphabetical order. The subseries are: Linda Neville portraits, Portraits (Neville family, friends, and unknown), Blindness prevention and Mountain Fund, Interior, Event, Artifacts, Architecture, a Photographic album, and Lantern slides. There is also a restricted subseries of identified patients. The photographic album consists of images of people and places involved in the treatment of blindness as well as photos of various conditions of diseased eyes from the U.S. Public Health Service. The lantern slides include slides from the American Red Cross as well as some of Linda Neville’s blind patients. These lantern slides may be the same ones that Dr. F Park Lewis, of the New York Society for the Prevention of Blindness, asked Neville for in 1912 to show the American Medical Association. Subseries like Architecture and Artifacts all have photographs that relate back to Linda Neville’s life, such as photographs of her family home in Lexington, Kentucky, or a medal she won for her blindness prevention work. Towards the end of her life, Linda Neville wrote on the back of a large portion of the images, identifying the subject and year.

Linda Neville portraits, 1876-1953, undated

Linda Neville before 1915, 1876-1913

"Linda Neville, aged about three years. She was at the photographer's and became non-cooperative", approximately 1876

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"At Muller's Photograph Gallery in Lex- Linda Neville 'I won't'", approximately 1876

  • Box 1P, item 2
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"Linda Neville, Lexington, KY born April 23,1873. This photograph was taken in (?)", before 1878

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Linda Neville (tin type), before 1878

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"Linda Neville, May 28th, 78, five years old, April 23rd, 1878", approximately 1878

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"Linda Neville May 28, 1878", approximately 1878

  • Box 1P, item 6
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"For Aunt Caroline with my love", 1891 July 7

  • Box 6P, item 7
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"Linda Neville", approximately 1912

  • Box 1P, item 8
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Linda Neville, approximately 1912

  • Box 1P, item 9
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Linda Neville, 1912

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Linda Neville, 1912

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Linda Neville, approximately 1913

  • Box 8P, item 12
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Linda Neville after 1915, 1936-1948

Linda Neville, New York, 1936 October

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"Linda Neville in David's room in the New York Eye and ear Infirmary in October 1936 (or possibly in early November 1936)", 1936

  • Box 8P, item 14
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Linda Neville, 1936

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Linda Neville, 1936

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Linda Neville, probably 1948

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Linda Neville, 1948

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Linda Neville, probably 1948

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Linda Neville, probably 1948

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Linda Neville, probably 1948

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Linda Neville holding a photograph of David Devary, probably 1948

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Linda Neville, 1948

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Linda Neville with family, 1895-1949

Linda Neville (right side) and Mary Neville, before 1920

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"Linda Neville (right side) in our parlor at our home on West Mail Street--in the house built after 1895" also pictured: John Henry Neville and Ma Neville, after 1895

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Linda Neville with David Neville Devary, 1936

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Linda Neville holding David Neville Devary, 1936

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Linda Neville and David Neville Devary, 1936

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Linda Neville holding David Neville Devary, 1936

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Linda Neville holding David Neville Devary, 1936 August

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"Linda Neville and David Neville Devary, Aug. 1936 in Lexington", 1936 August

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Linda Neville and David Neville Devary, 1936 August 25

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"Baby David Devary and Linda Neville, Aug. 2, 1936, in the yard of the Neville Home at 722 West Main St., Lexington, KY.", 1936 August 25

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"Baby David Devary and Linda Neville, Aug. 25, 1936, in the yard of the Neville Home, 722 West Main St., Lexington, KY", 1936 August 25

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Linda Neville and David Devary, 1936

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"Mama Linda love baby in the rocking chair, says David Devary, many times in a day, Miss Linda Neville and blind baby", approximately 1938

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Linda Neville and adopted son David Devary, approximately 1938

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"David -age 3 1/2 years- and Linda Neville on her lawn in Lex., KY", approximately 1938

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Linda Neville holding David Devary (in color), 1938

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"David Devary and Linda Neville, about August 1938, by the side steps of the Neville house at 922 West Main St., Lex., KY", approximatel 1938

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"David Neville Devary and Linda Neville by the Neville residence at 722 W. Main St. in August 1938", 1938 August

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Linda Neville and David Devary, 1938 August

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Linda Neville and David Devary, 1938 August

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Linda Neville and David Devary, 1940 January 31

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Linda Neville and David Devary, 1940

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Linda Neville teaching David Devary to read braile, 1942 February 2

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"Joanna Pennington, Linda Neville, David Devary in the pool in Lexington, KY in 1943 (when Linda Neville was 70 years old)", 1943

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Linda Neville and David Devary: "GAR at Lexington Cemetary, May 30, 1948- David Neville Devary with trumpet", 1948 May 30

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Linda Neville and David Neville Devary on the Neville lawn, 1949

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"Linda Neville and David Neville Devary", approximately 1949

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Linda Neville with patients/at work, 1915-1939

Linda Neville at work for the Mountain Fund, riding a mule, 1915

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"1. Travel nurse 3. Physician 4. Travel nurse 5. Linda Neville...on 15 July, mule ride after heavy rain", 1915 July 15

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Linda Neville and a patient outside Bell County Jail, 1915

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Linda Neville with a patient, after 1915

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"This boy is potographed standing with Linda Neville at the State House of Reform in Greendale, Ky.", 1918

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Linda Neville and Beckham richie and three sisters upon arrival at Children's Free Hospital in Louisville, after 1915

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Linda Neville with two young male patients, after 1915

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Linda Neville with two young male patients from Jefferson County, Kentucky, after 1915

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Linda Neville with seven young patients, probably 1920s

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"Linda Neville and her patient", probably 1920s

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"...on her way with Linda Neville to enter the Slate School for the Blind", probably 1920

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Linda Neville and nurses holding five Gonorrheal babies at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington, KY, 1936

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Linda Neville and nurses holding five Gonorrheal babies at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington, KY, 1936

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Linda Neville holding James Edward Deaton in the winter of 1939, 1939 winter

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Linda Neville holding James Edward Deaton in the winter of 1939, 1939 winter

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Linda Neville with a patient, probably 1939

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Linda Neville with a patient, undated

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Linda Neville with friends/group photos, 1937-1953, undated

Linda Neville (right)- speaking on blindness. Also pictured- Dr. Dillard (left) and Dr. Foote (center), 1953

  • Box 9P, item 67
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"Linda Neville, left, Mrs. Cora Wilson Stweart, right, at Morehead, KY.", undated

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Linda Neville and Lucy Furman, 1937

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Linda Neville and Lucy Furman, 1937

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Linda Neville with Bob Trout on CBS in New York City, 1938 January 15

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Linda Neville with Bob Trent on CBS in New York City, 1938 January 15

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Linda Neville at the Business and Pro Women lunch, 1945 October

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"Dear Miss Linda: This isn't so good but I thought you might like a copy to remind you of a very pleasant luncheon at the Spring Motel in June 53- Your two distinguished gentlemen are Dr. Dreland and Dr. Foote from Helen May Young, R.N.", 1953 June

  • Box 1P, item 74
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Linda Neville and Mrs. A Prewitt Payne (Jean) in the Y.W.C.A Building, 1953

  • Box 9P, item 75
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Portraits, 1860-1958, undated

Neville and Payne family, 1875-1958, undated

"David Devary at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey, David- Dec. 1936", 1936 December

  • Box 6P, item 76
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"David Neville Devary, born Jan. 31, 1936 in Madison Co., Ky. Adopted by Linda Neville in July 1947", 1937

  • Box 1P, item 77
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David Neville Devar in a high chair at the Arthur Sunshine Home, 1937

  • Box 6P, item 78
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David Devary at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey, 1937

  • Box 6P, item 79
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"David N. Devary (left- nearer ground", 1937

  • Box 6P, item 80
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David Devary outside at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey, 1937

  • Box 6P, item 81
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"David Devary in the push cart at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey. D.D. enterted that home when he was about ten months old.", 1937

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David Devary on a tricycle at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey., 1937

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David Devary on a tricycle at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey., 1937

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David Devary on a tricycle at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey., 1937

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David Devary on a hobby horse at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey., 1937

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David Devary at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey., 1937

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David Devary at the Arthur Sunshine Home in Summit, New Jersey, 1937 May

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"David Devary- May 1937", 1937 May

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David Devar at the Arthur Sunshine Home in May 1937, 1937 May

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David Devary at the Arthur Sunshine Home in May 1937, 1937 May

  • Box 6P, item 91
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David Devary at the Arthur Sunshine Home, 1938 February 4

  • Box 6P, item 92
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"David and Lilly- Summer 1938", 1938 summer

  • Box 6P, item 93
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"David Neville Devary (born Jan. 31, 1936) in the yard of the Neville home on West Main St. (722 W. Main) in August 1938", 1938 August

  • Box 1P, item 94
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"David Neville, Aug. 1938, He was born Jan. 31, 1936", 1938 August

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"David Neville Devary, born Jan. 31m 1936-- About 2 1/2 years old", 1938 August

  • Box 1P, item 96
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David Devary, 1938

  • Box 9P, item 97
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David Devary (color portrait), 1938

  • Box 9P, item 98
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David Devary, 1938

  • Box 9P, item 99
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David Neville Devary in November 1942, 1942 November

  • Box 6P, item 100
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David Devary and Joanna Pennington, adopted blind children of Linda Neville, undated

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David Devary and Joanna Pennington (Linda's adopted children) playing instruments, undated

  • Box 9P, item 102
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David Devary at the Saint Joseph Hospital, 1948

  • Box 9P, item 103
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David Devary in 1950, 1950

  • Box 6P, item 104
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David Neville Devary at 722 West Main Street, Lexington, KY, after 1950

  • Box 6P, item 105
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"David Neville Devary (born Jan. 31, 1936) and Linda Lee Woolums (born July 10, 1956) at 722 West Main St. Lex., Ky", after 1956

  • Box 1P, item 106
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Betty Haskins, cousin of Linda Neville, 1958 September 30

  • Box 1P, item 107
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Betty Haskins, cousin of Linda Neville, 1958 September 30

  • Box 1P, item 108
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Larry Johnson, son of Joanna Pennington Johnson, the adopted daughter of Linda Neville, undated

  • Box 6P, item 109
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"Charles Kerr Jr., son of Charles Kerr and Linda Payne Kerr", undated

  • Box 5P, item 110
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Chas Kerr, undated

  • Box 1P, item 111
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"Charles Kerr Jr., born about 1900, son of Charles Kerr and Linda Payne Kerr", before 1905

  • Box 5P, item 112
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Charles Kerr Jr. with his mother's brother John B. Payne, after 1905

  • Box 5P, item 113
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Charles Kerr, Jr., undated

  • Box 8P, item 114
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Charles Kerr III, undated

  • Box 6P, item 115
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Charles Kerr Jr.'s younger son, 1944 January

  • Box 6P, item 116
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Linda Payne Kerr, undated

  • Box 8P, item 117
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Found in Charles Kerr correspondance, undated

  • Box 1P, item 118
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Christopher Owen Neville, undated

  • Box 1P, item 119
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Christopher Owen Neville, undated

  • Box 1P, item 120
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"Son of Christopher Owen Neville and Lindsey Neville and half brother (younger) of John Jenry Neville (who was the son of Christopher and Mary Ross Neville", undated

  • Box 1P, item 121
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Edith Neville, age 6 weeks, undated

  • Box 6P, item 122
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Edith Neville, undated

  • Box 1P, item 123
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Edith Neville, undated

  • Box 1P, item 124
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Edith Neville, undated

  • Box 1P, item 125
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Edith Neville, undated

  • Box 1P, item 126
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Edith Neville, undated

  • Box 1P, item 127
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Edith Neville, undated

  • Box 6P, item 128
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Edith Neville, undated

  • Box 5P, item 129
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"For Mary Neville with love from her cousin E.N. Edith Neville of Bloomington, IN. Daughter of James Neville, half brother of John Henry Neville", undated

  • Box 1P, item 130
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"John Henry Neville, born in Christian Co, KY in 1827", undated

  • Box 6P, item 131
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John Henry Neville, undated

  • Box 9P, item 132
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"John Henry Neville, born in Nov. 1827. The year when this photograph was made is forgetten. -Linda Neville, his daugher", undated

  • Box 1P, item 133
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John Henry Neville, undated

  • Box 1P, item 134
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"John H. Neville on a street car (electric) in Lex ", undated

  • Box 6P, item 135
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"John Henry Neville on his way to college", undated

  • Box 1P, item 136
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"John Henry Neville on his way in an electric trolly car in Lexington, KY, probably going to the State College (without a change of cars on the way from in front of his house on West Main St.)", undated

  • Box 1P, item 137
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John Henry Neville at the Kentucky State Legislature Banquet in the Phoenix Hotel, 1900 February 26

  • Box 11P, item 138
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John Henry Neville, 1903 July

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John Henry Neville (pictured on the far right), approximately 1903

  • Box 1P, item 140
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John Henry Neville, approximately 1903

  • Box 5P, item 141
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John Henry Neville, 1904 August

  • Box 9P, item 142
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"John Henry Neville- standing on East Main St. near Limestone St.", 1904

  • Box 5P, item 143
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John Henry Neville, 1904 August

  • Box 1P, item 144
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John Henry Neville, standing in front of Graves. Cox & Co. Store in Lexington, Kentucky, 1904 August

  • Box 5P, item 145
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John Henry Neville, 1904 August

  • Box 1P, item 146
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John Henry Neville, 1905

  • Box 6P, item 147
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"John Henry Neville at KY A&M College, Lexington, KY", 1905

  • Box 1P, item 148
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John Henry Neville, 1905

  • Box 1P, item 149
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John Henry Neville, 1905

  • Box 1P, item 150
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John Henry Neville, 1905

  • Box 9P, item 151
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John Henry Neville- "At the State College -he was facing the administration building's entrance- which faced S. Limestone Street, Lexington, KY", 1905

  • Box 9P, item 152
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John Henry Neville, 1905

  • Box 5P, item 153
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John Henry Neville, 1905

  • Box 11P, item 154
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John Henry Neville, 1905

  • Box 5P, item 155
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"John Henry Neville at Woodland Park, Lexington, KY, born 1827, died 1908", 1906

  • Box 5P, item 156
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John Henry Neville at Woodland Park in Lexington, Kentucky, 1906

  • Box 5P, item 157
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John Henry Neville, 1906

  • Box 5P, item 158
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John Henry Neville (colored portrait), 1906

  • Box 9P, item 159
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John Henry Neville, 1908

  • Box 6P, item 160
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Mary Neville, "About 4 years old, possibly 5", 1875

  • Box 1P, item 161
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"For Aunt Caroline, taken in 1877, Mary Neville, Born June 3, 1871", 1877

  • Box 1P, item 162
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"Mary Neville when 5 or 6 years old, Linda Neville's sister, born June 3, 1871", 1877

  • Box 5P, item 163
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Mary Neville and Latin Class of 1881-82, 1881-1882

  • Box 1P, item 164
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"Mary Neville, Bryn Mawr College, June 1st, 1891", 1891 June 1

  • Box 1P, item 165
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"July 1903, at the right: Mary Neville", 1903 July

  • Box 1P, item 166
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Mary Neville (right) and friend, approximately 1903

  • Box 6P, item 167
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"Mary Neville wearing a light colored (or white) scarf (middle), William B. Talbert, Mrs. Wm. B. Talbert, about 1908", 1908

  • Box 1P, item 168
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Mary Neville in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hogue in Philadelphia, PA, undated

  • Box 6P, item 169
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Mary Neville in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rovert Hogue in Philadelphia, PA, undated

  • Box 6P, item 170
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"Mary Neville on upper step, Ellen Douglas Payne on lower step", undated

  • Box 6P, item 171
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Mary Neville with Elinor, 1912 December

  • Box 6P, item 172
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Mary Neville, "at Atlantic City- Mary Neville almost certainly in late July or early August 1914", 1914 July-August

  • Box 1P, item 173
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Mary Neville, large portrait from a photograph taken in Atlantic City, 1914 July-August

  • Box 10P, item 174
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Mary Neville and friends, undated

  • Box 2P, item 175
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Mary Neville and a young boy, undated

  • Box 6P, item 176
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"Mary Neville at Preston Johnston's -Fayette Co.- about 1917 or 1918 or 1919", circa 1917-1919

  • Box 2P, item 177
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"Linda Neville's sister, Mary Neville- at Preston Johnston's- Fayette Co.", circa 1917-1919

  • Box 2P, item 178
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Mary Neville (right) and Margaret Preston Johnston, 1921

  • Box 6P, item 179
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"Without hat on left, Linda Payne; with hat in center, Mary Payne Coleman; without had on right, Mary Neville looking towards Linda Payne Kerr, about in 1921", 1921

  • Box 6P, item 180
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Mary Neville (right) and Mary S. Payne Coleman (left) at Preston Johnston's house in Fayette County, 1921

  • Box 9P, item 181
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Mary Neville, undated

  • Box 6P, item 182
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Mary Payne Neville, mother of Linda and Mary Neville, undated

  • Box 6P, item 183
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Mary Payne Neville, mother of Linda and Mary Neville, undated

  • Box 6P, item 184
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"Mary Theobald Payne Neville, daughter of Daniel McCarty Payne and Zelinda Ann Smith Payne, wife of John Henry Neville, mother of Mary Neville and Linda Neville. This photograph taken of her onl a month of two before her death on April 24, 1886, shows her as ill. She had cancer and looked ill when this photograph was taken. She was 47-years-old.", 1886

  • Box 2P, item 185
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"One of Linda Neville's kinsmen on her father's side", undated

  • Box 6P, item 186
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Edward Payne, father of Daniel McCarty Payne, undated

  • Box 2P, item 187
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"Edward Payne, father of Daniel McCarty Payne", reproduction of a painting, 1906 June 17

  • Box 5P, item 188
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John Breckinridge Payne, Jr., son of J.B. Payne and Ellen Woolley Payne, undated

  • Box 6P, item 189
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"Margaret Woolley Payne, Lexington, Ky. Monday, January 23rd, 1888, 17 years, daughter of John B. Payne and Ellen, afterwards called Margaret Howard Payne", after 1888

  • Box 6P, item 190
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Rida C. Payne, undated

  • Box 6P, item 191
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Caroline Neville Pearce, undated

  • Box 2P, item 192
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Caroline Neville Pearce, undated

  • Box 11P, item 193
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"Descendent of Linda Neville patern aunt, Caroline Neville Pearse", undated

  • Box 2P, item 194
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John Ross, brother of Mary Ross Neville, mother of John Henry Neville, undated

  • Box 2P, item 195
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"John Ross- maternal uncle of John Henry Neville", undated

  • Box 2P, item 196
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"John Ross- brother of Mary Ross Neville, mother of John Henry Neville", undated

  • Box 2P, item 197
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Chrystaleum photo of Mary Neville (based on the photo in #162), 1877

  • Box 12P, item 198
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Chrystaleum photo Linda Neville (based off of the photograph of #3), before 1878

  • Box 12P, item 199
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Family friends and unknown, 1860-1957, undated

John F Allen of Fayette County, Henry of Lexington, Page of St. Louis, and Duncan of Kentucky. At Camp Douglas, Illinois, 1864

  • Box 6P, item 200
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"To Miss Linda Neville. A precious soul devoted to humanity. Eternal blessings to you! -J. Paul Anderson", 1934 March

  • Box 9P, item 201
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"Mabel E. Beebe-1905", 1905

  • Box 2P, item 202
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"Mary Brita Bergland, aged 3 months and one week", undated

  • Box 2P, item 203
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"Linda Ho Bledsoe, born in October 1942 of Manchester Clay Co., KY", after 1942

  • Box 6P, item 204
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Linda Ho Bledsoe, after 1942

  • Box 6P, item 205
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"Mary Curry Desha Breckinridge, daughter of W.C.P. Breckinridge and sister of Sophinisba Preston Breckinridge. Curry died in 1918, Nisba died later in that year", before 1918

  • Box 6P, item 206
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"Curry Breckinridge, nurse in Belgium and later in Paris, France in First World Ward, before the U.S. entered it", before 1918

  • Box 6P, item 207
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Madeline McDowell Breckridge- "She died in late 1920 (on Thanksgiving Day), I loved her truly and I admired her greatly. -Linda Neville", undated

  • Box 8P, item 208
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"From Mary Breckinridge to Linda Neville, Mary Breckinridge, founder of the Frontier Nursing Service", undated

  • Box 5P, item 209
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"Emma Doyle Brisley, May 1892", 1892 May

  • Box 6P, item 210
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"Julius, the son of Madam Carpenter, who was our teacher of Frenc, and with this child lived in our home (on West Main Street). I was then about 10 years old. -Linda Neville", circa 1880s

  • Box 2P, item 211
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Mrs. Cassell, portrait taken at Deaue studio in Dallas, Texas, undated

  • Box 5P, item 212
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Combs family, undated

  • Box 2P, item 213
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Child, unknown- portrait taken at Snyder Studios in Topeka, Kansas, undated

  • Box 2P, item 214
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Child, unknown, undated

  • Box 9P, item 215
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Don Click, 1920

  • Box 6P, item 216
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"Professor Cox who taught Latin, the pupils in Miss Mary E. Steven's preparatory boarding school on Chelton Ave. -near the PA. Station- Germantown, PA", undated

  • Box 9P, item 217
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Devary family- David Devary's father, two brothers, and two sisters, undated

  • Box 2P, item 218
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Paul Devary, 1954

  • Box 2P, item 219
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Devary family: "David Neville Devary's brother and a woman", undated

  • Box 5P, item 220
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Jessie A. Dow- portrait taken at Hinklr studio in Germantown, PA., undated

  • Box 6P, item 221
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"Jessie Preston Draper, age four months", undated

  • Box 2P, item 222
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A.J. Earl, 1896 December

  • Box 2P, item 223
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Grace E. Emery, 1892

  • Box 6P, item 224
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Grace E. Emery, 1892

  • Box 6P, item 225
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Family, unknown- portrait taken at B.L. Moore & Son studio in Eureka, Illinois, undated

  • Box 2P, item 226
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Females, unknown, undated

  • Box 2P, item 227
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Females, unknown- portrait taken at Snyder studio in Topeka, Kansas, undated

  • Box 2P, image 228
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Snyder studio in Topeka, Kansas, undated

  • Box 2P, item 229
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Females, unknown- portrait taken at Mullen studio in Lexington, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 2P, item 230
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Phillips studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, undated

  • Box 2P, item 231
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Garrett studio in Bloomington, IL, undated

  • Box 2P, item 232
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at T.P. Garrett studio in Bloomington, Illinois, undated

  • Box 2P, item 233
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Willis Studio in Miford, Massachusetts, undated

  • Box 2P, item 234
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Mayes studio in Bloomington, Illinois, undated

  • Box 2P, item 235
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Thomson Photo in Kansas City, Missouri, undated

  • Box 2P, item 236
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Swap studio in Boonville, Missouri, undated

  • Box 2P, item 237
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at L.V. Bean studio in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, undated

  • Box 2P, item 238
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Dana studio in New York, New York, undated

  • Box 2P, item 239
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Female, unknown, undated

  • Box 6P, item 240
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Hinklr studio in Germantown, PA, undated

  • Box 6P, item 241
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Female, unknown, undated

  • Box 2P, item 242
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Females, unknown- portrait taken at Francis studio, undated

  • Box 5P, item 243
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Female, unknown, undated

  • Box 5P, item 244
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Short studio in California, Missouri, undated

  • Box 2P, item 245
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Francis studio, undated

  • Box 2P, item 246
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Female, unknown, undated

  • Box 2P, item 247
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Females, unknown- portrait taken at R. Mauki studio in Tokio, Japan in the winter of 1907, 1907 winter

  • Box 5P, item 248
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Female, unknown-portrait taken at Frank Starke studio in St. Louis, Missouri, undated

  • Box 5P, item 249
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Cobrille studio in Topeka, KansaS, undated

  • Box 5P, item 250
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Francis studio, undated

  • Box 5P, item 251
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Francis studio, undated

  • Box 5P, item 252
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Female, unknown- portrait taken at Blackburn studio in Houston, Texas, undated

  • Box 5P, item 253
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female, unknown, before 1900

  • Box 5P, item 254
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Mary Flexner, fellow student at Bryn Mawr College, 1895 June

  • Box 7P, item 255
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Francis Clark Harrington- portrait taken at Hodges studio in Bristol, Tennessee, undated

  • Box 2P, item 256
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"Katherine Hobson of lexington, niece of Miss Mary Bullett of Lexington, married Robert Browning Hamilton, then of Lexington, KY", undated

  • Box 7P, item 257
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"Mrs. Rosa Vertner Jeffrey, whose home was at the house on the southwest corner of 2nd and Market Streets, facing on 2nd Street, Lex., KY", undated

  • Box 2P, item 258
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Margaret Preston Johnston's relative- portrait taken at Willis Studio in Milford, Massachusetts, undated

  • Box 3P, item 259
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Margaret Preston Johnston's relative: "For Preston Johnston from Linda Neville, with love. At the Lafayette Hotel, April 6, 1949" -portrait taken at Willis Studio in Milford, Massachusetts, undated

  • Box 3P, item 260
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"Mary Virginia Laskin, aged 2 1/2 years" - portrait taken at Rolfe & Cobville studio in Topeka, Kansas, undated

  • Box 3P, item 261
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at Swap studio in Booneville, Missouri, undated

  • Box 3P, item 262
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at Morrell studio in Bloomington, Illinois, undated

  • Box 3P, item 263
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at Thomson studio in Kansas City, Missouri, undated

  • Box 3P, item 264
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at Wene studio in Topeka, Kansas, undated

  • Box 3P, item 265
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at E.H. Fox studio in Danville, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 3P, item 266
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at Mullen studio in Lexington, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 3P, item 267
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Male, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 268
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Male, unknown, with infant, 1905 March 4

  • Box 7P, item 269
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at J.W. Williams studio in Shelbyville, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 7P, item 270
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at Thredders studio in Weymouth, Massachusetts, undated

  • Box 7P, item 271
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Male, unknown, undated

  • Box 3P, item 272
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Male, unknown, undated

  • Box 3P, item 273
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Male, unknown- portrait taken at Mayes studio in Bloomington, Illinois, undated

  • Box 5P, item 274
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Male, unknown, undated

  • Box 9P, item 275
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Male, unknown, undated

  • Box 8P, item 276
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"Paule, age 8", undated

  • Box 7P, item 277
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"Margaret Preston, then a student at Bryn Mawr College, she later married P.P. Johnston", undated

  • Box 7P, item 278
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Margaret Preston, 1902

  • Box 5P, item 279
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William Preston, "To Baby Alexander J. Alexander from Linda Neville, October 28, 1941: This photograph of your grandfather, William Preston, was given to me by him soon after it was made, either a short time before he came my pupil or while he was my pupil.", undated

  • Box 9P, item 280
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Viola Rawlings of Irvine, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 7P, item 281
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"Daguerreotype of Edward Raynes, taken by Mr. Phipps, April 1860, Lexington, KY", 1860 April

  • Box 7P, item 282
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"Sara L. Rogers (the older), Billie Jeans Rogers", undated

  • Box 7P, item 283
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Frank L. Scanlon, Jr. of Lexington, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 7P, item 284
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Frank L. Scanlon, Jr. of Lexington, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 7P, item 285
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John Craig Shelby, 1904 September 20

  • Box 5P, item 286
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"Probably William Smith", photographed at the Mullen studio in Lexington, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 7P, item 287
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Mrs. George Sprague, widow of Dr. George Sprague, holding the Optimist Club Cup award from Linda Neville, 1957

  • Box 3P, item 288
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Fay McCracken Stockwell, classmate at Bryn Mawr College, undated

  • Box 7P, item 289
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Minnie Louis' baby, Joan Carol Strong, undated

  • Box 7P, item 290
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Miss Mary Martha Tucker of Clay County, undated

  • Box 7P, item 291
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Wilkes family- portrait taken at Short studio in California, Missouri, after 1900

  • Box 3P, item 292
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Wilkes family- portrait taken at Short studio in California, Missouri, after 1900

  • Box 3P, item 293
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Wilkes family- portrait taken at Short studio in California, Missouri, after 1900

  • Box 5P, item 294
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Wilkes family- portrait taken at Short studio in California, Missouri, after 1900

  • Box 5P, item 295
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"Probably two of the Wilkes children", portrait taken at the Short studio in California, Missouri, after 1900

  • Box 5P, item 296
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Mary Sayre Williams- portrait taken at Mullen studio in Lexington, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 3P, item 297
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"Probably Sallie Woolley", undated

  • Box 7P, item 298
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Female, unknown- ambrotype, undated

  • Box 3P, item 299
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Female, unknown- ambrotype, undated

  • Box 3P, item 300
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Unidentified man and woman on porch with dog, undated

  • Box 3P, item 319
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Blindness prevention and Mountain Fund, 1913-1950, undated

Blind male, unknown- African American, undated

  • Box 9P, item 301
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Female pupils at the Kentucky School for the Blind, approximately 1950

  • Box 9P, item 302
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Pupils at the Kentucky School for the Blind, approximately 1950

  • Box 9P, item 303
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"Our nurse Constance on John Fox Jr. She is holding her namesake, the first clean baby on Caney Creek", undated

  • Box 7P, item 304
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"Dr. Clarence DeWeese and Dr. Wilson at Big Creek Clinic in Clay Co., KY- in about 1921, Linda Neville present", 1921

  • Box 7P, item 305
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"1. Dr. F. Parks Lewis- Buffalo, NY, noted opthalmologist. 2. Dr. John McMullen, U.S.P.H.S (US Public Health Service) Surgeon, who in 1913 became head of federal work against trachoma in Kentucky. 3. Mrs. Mae Sticks- anesthetist in USPHS", 1913

  • Box 7P, item 306
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Hopkins County Clinic, Dr. John McMullen pictured, 1916

  • Box 5P, item 307
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Red Cross nurses, undated

  • Box 7P, item 308
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Red Cross Workers of the Lake Division A.R.C, 1919-1920

  • Box 9P, item 309
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Superintendent of the Arthur Sunshine Home for the blind when David Devary lived there from October 1936 to March 1938, undated

  • Box 9P, item 310
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Berea College students- "Ivis Group of Mountaineers at Berea College", undated

  • Box 5P, item 311
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" Dr. J.A. Stucky and others coming from Hindman to Jackson after the clinic of 1912 (held in the spring of 1912)", 1912 spring

  • Box 7P, item 312
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Patient, male, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 313
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Patient, infant, "Mary", undated

  • Box 7P, item 314
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"Uncle Salmon Eldridge who got us to start the Hindman School", undated

  • Box 7P, item 315
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Female, unknown: "Aunt Leah who cards, spins, and weaves as well as plays the dulcimer", undated

  • Box 7P, item 316
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Female, unknown: "One of Miss Robbin's neighbors, mother of 18 children", undated

  • Box 7P, item 317
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Couple, unknown: "Aunt Sal and Uncle Ben on their fiftieth wedding anniversary", undated

  • Box 3P, item 318
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Couple, unknown, undated

  • Box 3P, item 320
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"Mrs. Bessie Watts Short (Mrs. Hiram Short) February, 1939, Knott Co., KY", undated

  • Box 3P, item 321
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Patients, unknown: "Unintelligent looking chap seated at right has trachoma--has not seen for years and sings for a living. Uncle John and Aunt Sis to the left. taken at Pine Mountain in 1916 or 1917", 1916 or 1917

  • Box 7P, item 322
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"Gathering at the Caney Creek Civic Center ahead of time for the meeting on 'More and Better Crops'", undated

  • Box 7P, item 323
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"Spring clinic of 1912" for the Mountain Fund, 1912

  • Box 7P, item 324
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Patient, female, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 325
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Female, unknown, working for Mountain Fund, undated

  • Box 7P, item 326
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Group, unknown, from Knott County, 1917

  • Box 7P, item 327
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Group, unknown, working for Mountain Fund, undated

  • Box 7P, item 328
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Group, unknown, working for Mountain Fund, undated

  • Box 7P, item 329
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Group, unknown, working for Mountain Fund, undated

  • Box 7P, item 330
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Patient, male, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 331
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Patient, male, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 332
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Patient, male, unknown, from Jefferson County, undated

  • Box 7P, item 333
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Patient, female, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 334
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Patient, female, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 335
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Patient, female, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 336
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Patients, group, unknown- "Mountain Fund Patients at the Children's Free Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky", 1921

  • Box 7P, item 337
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Patients, group, unknown- "Linda Neville's patients on the lawn of the Children's Free Hospital in Louisville", 1921

  • Box 7P, item 338
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Patients, females, unknown- "Mountain Fund Patients at the Children's Free Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky", 1921

  • Box 7P, item 339
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Patients, females, unknown- "Linda Neville's patients at the Children's Free Hospital in Louisville", 1921

  • Box 7P, item 340
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Patients, females, unknown- Linda Neville's patients at the Children's Free Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky, 1921

  • Box 7P, item 341
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Patients, group, unknown- "Five of eight Mountain Fund patients in Children's Free Hospital, Louisville, September 1921; 3 lame, 1 blind, 1 disabled", 1921

  • Box 7P, item 342
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Patients, group, unknown- "Linda Neville's patients on the Children's Free Hospital Lawn in Louisville", 1921

  • Box 7P, item 343
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Patient, female, unknown, 1921

  • Box 7P, item 344
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Patient, infant, unknown- "One of Linda Neville's Mountain Fund- ophthalmia neonatorum babies in hospital", undated

  • Box 7P, item 345
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Patients, group, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 346
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Patient, male, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 347
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Patients, infants, unknown (being held by nurses), undated

  • Box 7P, item 348
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Patients, females, unknown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 349
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Patients, females, unknown- "Jennie is the little one", undated

  • Box 7P, item 350
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Patients, group, unknown- "Pine Mountain Children going to Litle Lauel where a christmas tree for children who never saw one, Old Xmas, Jan 6", undated

  • Box 7P, item 351
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Patient, female, unknown, undated

  • Box 3P, item 352
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Patients, infants, unknown (being held by a nurse), undated

  • Box 7P, item 353
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Patients, unknown, pictured with Mrs. Jennie Wilkers Ashbrook: "Mrs. Jennie Wilkers Ashbrook, children who had been brought by Linda Neville, 2 of these with the help of Mrs. J.W.A. from the Spring Clinic of Dr. J.A. Stick at Hindman, KY", undated

  • Box 3P, item 354
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Patient, female, unknown "About 1914, a dreadful case of the damage of tracoma", 1914

  • Box 4P, item 355
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Patient, infant, unknown, undated

  • Box 4P, item 356
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Patient, male, unknown, undated

  • Box 4P, item 357
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Patient, female, unknown: "Patient under Linda Neville's care- see the catarract in her left eye", undated

  • Box 4P, item 358
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Patients, group, unknown- In the Children's Free Hospital, 1921 August

  • Box 7P, item 359
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Patients, group, unknown- "The child in the middle-- a crippled child in Linda Neville's care", 1921

  • Box 7P, item 360
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Patient, male, unknown- In Linda Neville's care, 1921

  • Box 7P, item 361
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Patient, male, unknown, undated

  • Box 9P, item 362
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Patient, male, unknown, undated

  • Box 9P, item 363
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Patient, male, unknown- "In what year? Who? An eye patient under the Mountain Fund in Lexington- Linda Neville, June 12, 1957", undated

  • Box 5P, item 364
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Patient, unknown- "A Mounain Fund patient from Scott County, Kentucky, the eye-ball had been removed on the other side", undated

  • Box 9P, item 365
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Patient, male, unknown- from Owsley County, Kentucky, 1918-1919

  • Box 4P, item 366
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Patient, male, unknown- from Owsley County, Kentucky, 1918-1919

  • Box 4P, item 367
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Patient, male, unknown- from Owsley County, Kentucky, 1918-1919

  • Box 4P, item 368
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Patient, male, unknown- from Owsley County, Kentucky, 1918-1919

  • Box 4P, item 369
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Patients, females, unknown, undated

  • Box 8P, item 370
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Group- doctors and Native American patients after eye surgery, undated

  • Box 11P, item 647
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Medical personal at a Native American Reservation to perform eye surgeries, undated

  • Box 11P, item 648
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Medical personnel at a Native American Reservation to perform eye surgery, undated

  • Box 11P, item 649
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Medical personel performing eye surgery (650), undated

  • Box 11P, item 650
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Interior, circa 1900-1908, undated

Lexington, Kentucky- Linda Neville's home: "The parlor at 722 West Main St., Lexington, KY...", circa 1900-1908

  • Box 4P, item 371
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Lexington, Kentucky- Linda Neville's home, circa 1900-1908

  • Box 4P, item 372
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Lexington Kentucky- Linda Neville's home: "This photograph presumably was taken between 1900 and 1908. N.E. (front) upper bedroom, 2nd floor. On that bed (in the old house) on April 24, 1886, my mother, Mary Payne Neville, died. On this side (near the photograph) my sister, Mary Neville, died (in this room) October 11, 1951. -Linda Neville, 1953. The bed is right in the same place.", circa 1900-1908

  • Box 4P, item 373
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Lexington, Kentucky- Linda Neville's bedroom: "At 722 Weset Main St., Lex., Ky... The bed is the brass bed hat my father bought for my sister Mary Neville after she reported that at Bryn Mawr College in Denbigh Hall a brass bed was hought to be very fine! -Linda Neville, June 12, 1957", circa 1900-1908

  • Box 4P, item 374
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California, Missouri- interior room (living room), undated

  • Box 8P, item 375
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California, Missouri- interior room (bedroom), undated

  • Box 8P, item 376
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California, Missouri- interior room (living room), undated

  • Box 8P, item 377
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Patients, 1917-1955, undated

  • Item 416-475

Abner, Charity- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 13P, item 416
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Baby Allen of Pike County, KY- Mountain Fun patient, 1938

  • Box 13P, item 417
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Baby Carter of Madison County, Kentucky (before photo), undated

  • Box 14P, item 418
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Baby Carter of Madison County (after photo), undated

  • Box 14P, item 419
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Baby Reynolds of Jessamine County, born May 3, 1922, photo taken in Lexington, Kentucky, 1922 June 24

  • Box 14P, item 420
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Baby Reynolds of Jessamine County, born May 3, 1922, photo taken in Lexington, Kentucky, 1922 June 24

  • Box 14P, item 421
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Baby from the Phi Omega fund (goes with #423), 1941

  • Box 13P, item 422
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Baby from the Phi Omega fund (goes with #422), 1941

  • Box 15P, item 423
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Baker, Patricia Ann- Mountain Fund patient, 1940

  • Box 13P, item 424
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Baker, Patricia Ann- Mountain Fund patient, 1940

  • Box 14P, item 425
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Baker, Ray- Moutanin Fund patient, "malignant eye", undated

  • Box 13P, item 426
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Begley, Tom- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 14P, item 427
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Blanton, Claude of Magoffin County, undated

  • Box 16P, item 428
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Blanton, Claude of Magoffin County, undated

  • Box 16P, item 429
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Blanton, E., undated

  • Box 14P, item 430
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Bradley- Mountain Fund patient, 1924

  • Box 13P, item 431
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Burdette, Cora- Mountain Fund patient, 1921 September

  • Box 13P, item 432
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Cadelinn, Martha, undated

  • Box 13P, item 433
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Carter, Richard Wagner- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 14P, item 434
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Chasteen brothers of Berea, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 13P, item 435
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Diamond, Nancy Frances Louisa Childrens- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 14P, item 436
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Diamond, Nancy Francis Louisa Childrens, undated

  • Box 14P, item 437
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Diamond, Nancy Francis Louisa Childrens, undated

  • Box 17P, item 438
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Diamond, Nancy Francis Louisa Childrens, undated

  • Box 16P, item 439
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Eversole, Lester of Clay County- Linda Neville's first crippled patient in the fall of 1941, 1941

  • Box 13P, item 440
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Eversole, Lester of Clay County- Linda Neville's first crippled patient in the fall of 1941, 1941

  • Box 13P, item 441
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Eversole, Nancy of Clay County- Mountain Fund patient, 1941

  • Box 14P, item 442
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Hatton, Marjorie- blind female at the Bethany Orphanage, 1937

  • Box 14P, item 443
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Hatton, Marjorie- blind female at the Bethany Orphanage, 1937

  • Box 13P, item 444
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Homans, Patricia- Mountain Fund patient, 1935

  • Box 14P, item 445
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Ison, June- Mountain Fund patient, 1927

  • Box 13P, item 446
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Ledford, Rex Allen, 1955

  • Box 13P, item 447
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Margie May of Kingdom Come, undated

  • Box 13P, item 448
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Mullins, Vernon- crippled patient in Linda Neville's care, 1923 January 8

  • Box 14P, item 449
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Owens family, undated

  • Box 14P, item 450
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Owens family, undated

  • Box 14P, item 451
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Owens family, undated

  • Box 14P, item 452
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Owens, Jamie (at Dr. Jo Stuckey's second clinic), undated

  • Box 14P, item 453
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Owens, Jasmine and Mrs. Owens, undated

  • Box 16P, item 454
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Patton, Bessie- blind patient at the Knox Count Clinic, 1921

  • Box 14P, item 455
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Patton, Bessie- blind patient at the Knox County Clinic, 1921

  • Box 14P, item 456
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Richie children at the Children's Free Hospital in Louisville, undated

  • Box 13P, item 457
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Richie family, Lena Richie is female wearing dark glasses, undated

  • Box 17P, item 458
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Risner, Sonny of Magoffin County, undated

  • Box 14P, item 459
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Risner, Sonny of Magoffin County, undated

  • Box 14P, item 460
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Saylor, Matilda- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 13P, item 461
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Saylor, Matilda- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 13P, item 462
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Saylor, Matilda- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 13P, item 463
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Shields, Irene, undated

  • Box 14P, item 464
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Sloan, William- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 16P, item 465
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Sloan, William- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 16P, item 466
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Sloan, William- Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 16P, item 467
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Stephends, Dillard- a crippled patient of Linda Neville's, 1923 January 8

  • Box 14P, item 468
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Trosper, Robert G., 1917

  • Box 13P, item 469
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Wellman, Bromley of Greenup, undated

  • Box 14P, item 470
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Wilson, Andrew, 1922

  • Box 14P, item 471
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Wilson, Andrew, 1922

  • Box 14P, item 472
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Wilson, Andrew, 1922

  • Box 13P, item 473
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Wilson, Andrew, 1922

  • Box 14P, item 474
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Wilson, Andrew, 1922

  • Box 14P, item 475
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Event, undated

Unidentified group of adults at a party, undated

  • Box 7P, item 378
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"A funeral meeting", undated

  • Box 4P, item 379
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Artifacts, 1912, 1944, undated

"Photograph of a Deed by Daniel Boone", original deed from 1799, undated

  • Box 5P, item 380
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"Photographs of the screens at the Kentucky Society for Prevention of Blindness. Kentuck Child Welfare Exhibit, Louisville", 1912 November

  • Box 7P, item 381
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"Leslie Dana Medal for Prevention of Blindness; Linda Neville of Kentucky; Sight Saver; Friend in Need; 1944", 1944

  • Box 9P, item 382
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"Photographs of screens arranged by Linda Neville for the November 1912 Kentucky Child Welfare Exhibit in the Armory in Lousiville", 1912 November

  • Box 7P, item 383
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"Photographs of screens arranged by Linda Neville for the November 1912 Kentucky Child Welfare Exhibit in the Armory in Lousiville", 1912 November

  • Box 7P, item 384
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"Photographs of screens arranged by Linda Neville for the November 1912 Kentucky Child Welfare Exhibit in the Armory in Lousiville", 1912 November

  • Box 7P, item 385
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"Photographs of screens arranged by Linda Neville for the November 1912 Kentucky Child Welfare Exhibit in the Armory in Lousiville", 1912 November

  • Box 7P, item 386
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"Photographs of screens arranged by Linda Neville for the November 1912 Kentucky Child Welfare Exhibit in the Armory in Lousiville", 1912 November

  • Box 7P, item 387
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Architecture, 1900-1940, undated

China-"Tuberculosis Pavilion, Gift of Classmates and Friends, Elisabeth H. Baluvelt Memorial Hospital, Tungan, Amoy, China", Found in the correspondance to Mary Neville from Mar Delia Hopkins, 1924 November 2

  • Box 7P, item 388
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Caney Creek, Kentucky- "Nurse shelter on Caney Creek. One room and lean-to. This is the upper tier of steps as the shleter is built on the mountain to avoid floods in the valley", undated

  • Box 7P, item 389
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Caney Creek, Kentucky- Comunity Center, undated

  • Box 7P, item 390
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Caney Creek, Kentucky- "Hope Cottage is behind this fence, crossing the creek which flows in front of the cottage, you go on the plank, walk around the mountain to the Ivis building, about 3 minutes", undated

  • Box 7P, item 391
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Caney Creek, Kentucky- "Main road between Ivis and Caney. the creek bed is here dry; but after a cloudburst it roars like a river", undated

  • Box 7P, item 392
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Clay County, Kentucky- Oneida Mountain Hospital, Inc., undated

  • Box 7P, item 393
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Clay County, Kentucky- "View from school house at Big Creek", undated

  • Box 7P, item 394
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Clay County, Kentucky- "Oneida, Clay Co., KY, 'Beautiful for situation', a red cross is over The Oneida Mounain Hospital, Inc.", undated

  • Box 4P, item 395
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Clay County, Kentucky- Hospital at Oneida, undated

  • Box 4P, item 396
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Eastern Kentucky- Pendleton school house (front view), undated

  • Box 4P, item 397
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Eastern Kentucky- Pendleton school house (back view), undated

  • Box 4P, item 398
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Lexington, Kentucky, Professor John Henry Neville's house, undated

  • Box 4P, item 399
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Lexington, Kentucky- Linda Neville family home, undated

  • Box 9P, item 400
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Lexington, Kentucky- Downtown, undated

  • Box 7P, item 401
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Lexington, Kentuck- "Masonic Building, Northeastern corner of Walnut and Short where Center C. Church now stands. Taken by Charles N. Lyle", undated

  • Box 5P, item 402
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Lexington, Kentucky- "University of KY- Administration Bldg- x over a third story window shows room in which John Henry Neville always taught. -Linda Neville", after 1900

  • Box 5P, item 403
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Lexington, Kentucky- "State University, Main Building. Arrow points to the third story room (north-east corner) which John H. Neville occupied for all his classes. -Linda Neville", after 1900

  • Box 5P, item 404
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Lexington, Kentucky- "Transylvania University, Main Building. X by 2nd story window on the west side of the building points out the room in which John Henry Neville taught. -Linda Neville", after 1900

  • Box 5P, item 405
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Lexington, Kentucky- Downtown, undated

  • Box 4P, item 406
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Lexington, Kentucky- Main Street, undated

  • Box 5P, item 407
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Lexington, Kentucky- Downtown, undated

  • Box 9P, item 408
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Louisville, Kentucky- home of Jennie Virginia Owens Wilson, 821 Camden Street, Louisville, KY. Found in correspondance., 1930 July 20

  • Box 7P, item 409
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Wolke County, Kentucky- "October 1941- this home for children was presided over by Miss Esther Pushee after this building burned and six children, also a teacher named Dessie Scott were burned to death. This site was in Wolde Count at Pine Ridge; was opened by Miss Pushee, the home called The Dessie Scott Children's Home", 1941 October

  • Box 7P, item 410
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Kentucky- "Where Miss Robbins lived this summer and taught school on Little Laurel", undated

  • Box 7P, item 411
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Kentucky- House, unknown. "This is the house he took her to", undated

  • Box 4P, item 412
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California, Missouri- House, unknown, undated

  • Box 8P, item 413
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California, Missouri- House, unknown

  • Box 8P, item 414
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Summit, New Jersey- "The Arthur Home, Nursery, Hospital and Kindergarten for Blind Babies. Pine Grove Avenue, Summit, N.J. (Owned and maintained by the International Sunshine Society, 96 Fifth Avenue, N.Y. Cit)", undated

  • Box 4P, item 415
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Photographic album, 1907-1915, undated

"Eye infected with trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 476
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"Eye infected with trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 477
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"Eye infected with trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 478
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"Eye infected with trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 479
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"Eye infected with trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 480
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"Eye infected with trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 481
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"Patient with chronic trachoma with ectropion", undated

  • Box 18P, item 482
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"Patient with acute purulent trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 483
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"Patient with chronic trachoma with ectroprion", undated

  • Box 18P, item 484
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"Patient with acuta trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 485
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"Patient with acute trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 487
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"Patient with acute trachoma involving lower lid with abundant trachoma bodies", undated

  • Box 18P, item 486
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"A case of trachoma in which relief came too late", undated

  • Box 18P, item 488
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 489
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"A trachmoa patient at the U.S. Public Health Service hospital who should have been well and at play", undated

  • Box 18P, item 490
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"Trachoma beginning its inroads on the bright eyes of a little girl", undated

  • Box 18P, item 491
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"This woman is the mother of four children none of whom she had ever seen. Following brief treatment at the U.S. Public Health Service hospitalshe rejoined her family and gazed upon the children for the first time in her life", undated

  • Box 18P, item 492
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"Still in his youth but soon to end his working days unless relieved", undated

  • Box 18P, item 493
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"Before treatment, unable to read for more than brief periods", undated

  • Box 18P, item 494
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"After treatment. A new world opened to him.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 495
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"One of the earliest of the 10,000 cases treated by the U.S. Public Health Service. This child had been in a dark room in voluntary confinement for months.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 496
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"Blind for many years", undated

  • Box 18P, item 497
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"Four sufferers from a family of ill of Breathitt County, Kentucky. The remaining children also had trachoma but were unable to be present when the photograph was taken.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 498
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"Shielding her eyes from the rays of the sun.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 499
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"Cured of trachoma but having shaded her eyes from the sunlight for so long a time that curvature of the spine has developed", undated

  • Box 18P, item 500
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"Characteristic attitude on a sunless day", undated

  • Box 18P, item 501
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"Little trachmona patient at U.S. Public Health Service hospital", undated

  • Box 18P, item 502
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"Blind from cataracs and trachoma. He walked in this manner 50 miles to the U.S. Public Health Service hospital for treatment, but returned to his home unaccompanied.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 503
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 504
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"A trachomatous family", undated

  • Box 18P, item 505
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"First group of patients at U.S. Public Health Service hospital in Hindman, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 506
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"Patient at U.S. Public Health Service hospital in Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 507
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"Walking across the hospital grounds", undated

  • Box 18P, item 508
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 509
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 510
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Patients with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 511
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"Blind for years but treatment gave him some vision", undated

  • Box 18P, item 512
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 513
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 514
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Patients with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 515
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Patients with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 516
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"Type of cabin with Kentuck mountaineers", undated

  • Box 18P, item 517
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"Type of cabin with Kentucky mountaineers", undated

  • Box 18P, item 518
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"View of the mountains of Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 519
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"Location of one of the U.S. Public Health Service hospitals, Hindman, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 520
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"Jackson, Kentucky. Location of a second U.S. Public Health Service hospital", undated

  • Box 18P, item 521
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"Mountain cabin", undated

  • Box 18P, item 522
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"Mountain cabin", undated

  • Box 18P, item 523
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"Characteristic limestone formation, mountains of Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 524
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"Mountain cabin near creek bed", undated

  • Box 18P, item 525
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"All infected with trachoma. Note absence of windows in cabin", undated

  • Box 18P, item 526
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"Hyden, Kentucky. Location of the third U.S. Public Health Service hospital", undated

  • Box 18P, item 527
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"Cabin in a narrow valley", undated

  • Box 18P, item 528
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"The four black pins show the location of U.S. Public Health Sevice hospials; he white pins indicate the counties from which patients come. The area drawn from is larger than the state of Massachusetts", undated

  • Box 18P, item 529
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"First temporary dispensary utilized by the U.S. Public Health Service in the mountains in Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 530
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"Side view of same buildings as in 1755, with group of patients", undated

  • Box 18P, item 531
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"A wagon load of treated patients leaving the hospital for their homes in a distant county.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 532
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"Clinic day U.S. Public Health Service hospital; Jackson, Breathitt County, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 533
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"On the right, Surgeon John McMullen, U.S. Public Health Service, with assistant and nurses", undated

  • Box 18P, item 534
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"Gaining the confidence of an affrighted newcomer", undated

  • Box 18P, item 535
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"Surgeon John McMullen examining the eyes of a new patient", undated

  • Box 18P, item 536
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"Dispensary and patients at Hindman, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 537
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"First bed patient at U.S. Public Health Service hospital; Hindman, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 538
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"Ward of temporary hospital", undated

  • Box 18P, item 539
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"All victims of the disease (Trachoma)", undated

  • Box 18P, item 540
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"A means of transportation in the mountains", undated

  • Box 18P, item 541
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"U.S. Public Health Service hospital; Jackson, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 542
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"Waiting to hear what the doctor says", undated

  • Box 18P, item 543
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"Waiting room at the U.S. Public Health Service hospital; Jackson, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 544
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"A summer day at Hyden Hospital", undated

  • Box 18P, item 545
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"About to begin an operation on an advanced of trachoma with Dr. John McMullen of the USPHS", undated

  • Box 18P, item 546
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"Convalescent patients at the U.S. Public Health Service hospital; Jackson, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 547
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"Nurses ready for duty", undated

  • Box 18P, item 548
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Diagram of an eye, undated

  • Box 18P, item 549
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Diagram of how vision works, undated

  • Box 18P, item 550
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Diagram of the eye as a camera, undated

  • Box 18P, item 551
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Five diagrams of different types of astigmatism, undated

  • Box 18P, item 552
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Diagram relating to the eye, undated

  • Box 18P, item 553
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Diagram of an eye, undated

  • Box 18P, item 554
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Diagram relating to the eye, undated

  • Box 18P, item 555
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A table showing the total number of pupils enrolled, pupils present, pupils examined, and trachoma cases discovered in the rural schools of Jefferson County, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 18P, item 556
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"U.S. Public Health Service Hospital in Jackson, Breathitt County, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 557
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"First patient at U.S. Public Health Service hospital; Hyden, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 558
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"Acute trachoma with abundant trachoma bodies", undated

  • Box 18P, item 559
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"Trachoma of long standing", undated

  • Box 18P, item 560
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"Trachoma of long standing in an American Indian", undated

  • Box 18P, item 561
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"Three generations at the U.S. Public Health Service hospital; Hindman, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 562
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"Not too old to hope for relief", undated

  • Box 18P, item 563
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"An advertisement of an itinerant optician", undated

  • Box 18P, item 564
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"Complete destruction of eyes of Indian from Trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 565
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"Separate towels in name only; the towels overlapand infection might easily be transferred from one towel to another", undated

  • Box 18P, item 566
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"A Pima Day School with 31 percent trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 567
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"Child in Pawnee Camp; The child is suffering from trachoma and has assumed a position to shield her eyes from light", undated

  • Box 18P, item 568
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"Wholesale infection with trachoma; 21 out of 31 of these girls are suffering drom the disease. Colville Mission School, Washington.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 569
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"Trachoma clinic held at Oneida, Kentucky", 1914

  • Box 18P, item 570
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"Blind from trachoma for 19 years. After six weeks' treatment in the hospital, which included double canthoplastic, double iridectomy, the patient has enough vision to attend to all of her domextic duties, including sewing and knitting", undated

  • Box 18P, item 571
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"Wagon load of nurses homeward bound from a trachoma clinic in the mountains of Kentucky, Oneida County. Linda Neville pictured", 1914

  • Box 18P, item 572
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"Typical mountain cabin. All of the family have trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 573
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"En route to the clinic. The only roads are the creek beds.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 574
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"Hemoglobin", undated

  • Box 18P, item 575
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"Inclusion bodies", undated

  • Box 18P, item 576
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"Inclusion bodies greatly magnified", undated

  • Box 18P, item 577
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"Eye with a severe case of trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 578
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"Eye with acute purulent trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 579
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Drawing of an eye with "old trachoma with scar tissue", 1907 June 2

  • Box 18P, item 580
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Drawing of an eye with "well developed case of trachoma with abundant trachoma bodies", 1907 June 20

  • Box 18P, item 581
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Drawing of an eye with "pannus", 1907 June 8

  • Box 18P, item 582
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Drawing of an eye with "pannus", 1907 June 8

  • Box 18P, item 583
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"Eye with pannus", undated

  • Box 18P, item 584
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"Eye with staphyloma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 585
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"Irremediable blindness resulting from trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 586
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 587
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 588
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 589
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Patient with trachoma, undated

  • Box 18P, item 590
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"Eye with vernal catarrah, simulating tachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 591
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"Eye with vernal catarrah, simulating trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 592
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"Trachoma hospital at Jackson, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 593
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"Trachoma hospital at Coeburn, Virginia", undated

  • Box 18P, item 594
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"Trachoma hospital; Hindman, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 595
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"Trachoma hospital; West Virginia", undated

  • Box 18P, item 596
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"Trachoma hospital; London, Kentucky", undated

  • Box 18P, item 597
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"On December 28, 1915, when this photograph was taken, these nine people were county charges in the Muhlenberg County poor house and cost the county $720 annually because of trachoma", 1915 December 28

  • Box 18P, item 598
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"This girl, 18 years of age, states that she has been unable to open her eyes on account of trachoma for about 10 years and at the time this photograph was taken, December 28, 1915, was an inmate of the poor house in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky", 1915 December 28

  • Box 18P, item 599
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"Trachoma case showing one eye that has been operated on and the other that has not", undated

  • Box 18P, item 600
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"Map showing the prevalance of trachoma in the United States", undated

  • Box 18P, item 601
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"Patient with trachoma showing the neglected results: blindness", undated

  • Box 18P, item 602
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"Patients with treated trachoma, showing recovery", undated

  • Box 18P, item 603
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"W.M., aged 23. Has had trachoma for 10 years, and attended school for blind 7 years. On admission to trachoma hospital, had no sight in either eye. After two months treatment, he was discharged, able to see sufficiently to read.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 604
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"One of a family of three children, all of whom have trachoma, aged 3 years", undated

  • Box 18P, item 605
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"One of the many sufferers from trachoma now partiall blind (photo of an Indian artist)", undated

  • Box 18P, item 606
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"Seven people with six cases of trachoma lived in this house. It has no windows.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 607
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"Both over 80 and both blind from Trachoma; Siletz, Oregon.", undated

  • Box 18P, item 608
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"A wagon load of Indians blind from trachoma at Walker River Reservation", undated

  • Box 18P, item 609
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"Smallpox and trachoma in same family. Four of this group just recovering from smallpox; and three have trachoma; on the Yakima Reservation", undated

  • Box 18P, item 610
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"Common handbasin and roller towel of cook car in thrashing outfit. Whites and Indians worked in the crew, two Indians had trachoma", undated

  • Box 18P, item 611
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Lantern slides, undated

Unidentified children, undated

  • Box 19P, item 612
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Unidentified male sewing at a sewing machine, undated

  • Box 19P, item 613
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Unidentified female at a sewing machine, undated

  • Box 19P, item 614
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Unidentified female, undated

  • Box 19P, item 615
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Unidentified male suffering from trachoma, undated

  • Box 19P, item 616
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Unidentified male suffering from trachoma, undated

  • Box 19P, item 617
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Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 19P, item 618
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same patient from #436-#439 (Patients- restricted photos).

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Mountain Fund patient, undated

  • Box 19P, item 619
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Same patient from #436-#439 (Patients- restricted photos).

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Unidentified female patient in a hospital bed; American Red Cross slide, undated

  • Box 19P, item 620
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American Red Cross hospital ship, undated

  • Box 19P, item 621
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Unidentified male; American Red Cross slide, undated

  • Box 19P, item 622
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American Red Cross poster; slogan reads: "I summon ou to comradeship in the Red Cross -Woodrow Wilson", undated

  • Box 19P, item 623
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Unidentified patients; American Red Cross slide, undated

  • Box 19P, item 624
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Unidentified wounded soldiers with Red Cross nurses; American Red Cross slide, undated

  • Box 19P, item 625
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Unidentified male using etching pen; American Red Cross slide (hand tinted), undated

  • Box 19P, item 626
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Poster with a drawing of a blind man; poster reads "Take Care"; made b John F. Sweeney & Son Lanern Slides, NY, NY, undated

  • Box 19P, item 627
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Students in classroom; American Red Cross slide; "209 W. 48th Street NY, NY" printed on edge, undated

  • Box 19P, item 628
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Unidentified group of women, undated

  • Box 19P, item 629
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Drawing illustrationg "Improper Illumination", made by McIntosh Stereopticon Company, Chicago, undated

  • Box 20P, item 630
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Human eye, "Normal eye-ground (average tint)", made by McIntosh Stereopticon Company, Chicago, undated

  • Box 20P, item 631
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"Dutch Girl", American Red Cross slide; made by Novelty Slides, Inc., undated

  • Box 20P, item 632
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Unidentified male suffering from trachoma, undated

  • Box 20P, item 633
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Unidentified classroom, undated

  • Box 20P, item 634
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Unidentified female suffering from trachoma, undated

  • Box 20P, item 635
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Unidentified male suffering from trachoma, undated

  • Box 20P, item 636
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Unidentified group, undated

  • Box 20P, item 637
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Unidentified group of men and women with a horse drawn wagon, undated

  • Box 20P, item 638
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Unidentified boiler room, undated

  • Box 20P, item 639
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"By Courtesy of Cosmopolian Magazine (copyright)", drawing of a man, woman, and baby, undated

  • Box 20P, item 640
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Unidentified group of men, women, and children, undated

  • Box 20P, item 641
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Unidentified female, African-American, undated

  • Box 20P, item 642
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Unidentified group on a wagon being pulled hrough a creek, undated

  • Box 20P, item 643
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"Consumption's Allies-- Avoid them and you are safeguarded against the disease", three drawings; made by Furnas & Maddox, 552 Fourth Ave. Louisville, KY, undated

  • Box 20P, item 644
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Linda Neville with unidentified group of children, undated

  • Box 20P, item 645
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Unidentified group of children, undated

  • Box 20P, item 646
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