This series contains mostly personal correspondence, including a few notes, pertaining to Evans' personal financial and legal affairs, particularly referring to family wills and estates. Financial documents include bank statements, tax forms, canceled checks, ledgers, receipts, and materials about credit card accounts. Files are arranged with general correspondence, financial and legal materials presented first, followed by two groups of subject files, the first arranged alphabetically by names of persons, the second alphabetically by names of business or other corporate bodies.

This series contains letters and papers from Owens' National Humanities Series tours in 1972.

Letters from friends, colleagues, and professionals concerning the subjects of Burns' resignation, his opinions on the war and the political situation of the time. Includes his letters to and from others such as U. S. Grant, J. A. Garfield, Abraham Lincoln, W. B. Franklin, and General George McClellan. Letters of congratulations, appreciation, clarification, and expression of political viewpoints can be found in this series.

This correspondence is chiefly between immediate family members and a few close friends. Some of the correspondence is to or from General Burns, but most are to or from his unmarried sister "Mab" who apparently lived with the family and corresponded with her niece, Pauline Magruder, and nephew, L. Burns Magruder, frequently as they grew up. There are numerous letters and notes from Burns that range in styles and dates from his very early child-like script through his West Point graduation. Several of the letters from Pauline Magruder are in French and written while she was studying in Paris. There are also several letters from a B. L. Prince who was, it seems, intent on marrying the General's sister, "Mab" Burns.

This series contains correspondence concerning Owens' books, with published reviews of Owens' books; the Annie Laurie Williams letters; the Bedichek letters; Ralph Yarborough and the Big Thicket; photographs of Owens and family; and transcripts from Owens' college years. Also contains personal correspondence from 1940-1946, including those from Owens' years on active duty in World War II, as well as correspondence concerning the film rights to Slave Mutiny; plagiarism of Slave Mutiny; clippings and articles on Grant Wood; newsletters.

Correspondence concerning folksongs, Owens' novel Swing and Turn, lectures, and records, folksongs, Owens' work as Director of Folk Festivals for the University of Texas. Also correspondence concerning short stories by Owens and his work on his books.

This series consists mainly of social and informal correspondence, including letters, greetings, and Christmas cards. Also present are spiral-bound guest notebooks containing names and contact information for people who visited Evans at his various ranches through the years. Also included with their related correspondence, is an annotated draft of the foreword composed by Evans for the biography of Gus Wortham, Gus Wortham: Portrait of a Leader, written by Fran Dressman (College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1994).

12/32: Campos, Eloise.

12/33: Filteau, David. [Lionel’s grandson]

12/34: Garcia, Carlos. [Lionel’s son]

12/35: Garcia, Elizandro.

12/36: Garcia, Gonzalo. [Lionel’s father]

12/37: Garcia, Lionel. [See box 13, item 28 for an oversized playing card display from Lionel’s childhood]

12/38: Garcia Lionel; a copy of the book, Father Jaillet, Saddlebag Priest of the Nueces, [inscribed by Orlando Garcia to Lionel] with accompanying document by Lionel describing the item’s significance.

12/39: Garcia, Lionel. Personal contacts

12/40: Garcia, Maria. [Lionel’s mother]

12/41: Garcia, Nadia Noemi. [Lionel’s wife]

12/42: Garcia, Orlando. [Lionel’s brother]

12/43: Garcia, Rose. [Lionel’s daughter]

12/44: Garcia, Sylvia. [Lionel’s sister]

12/45: Gonzalo and Maria Garcia’s home foreclosure paperwork, December 21, 1932.

Series Description
This series contains any and all personal papers or other documents in the collection from or relating to Olin E. Teague.
 
Arrangement
This series is arranged chronologically.
1 26A-40 Personal O.E.T, January 5, 1946 – October 31, 1962
1 27A -1 Personal, June 29, 1954 – April 25, 1956
1 27A -2 Personal, May 1, 1956 – October 29, 1956
1 27A -3 Personal, January 7, 1957 – January 19, 1957
1 27A -4 Personal, October 30, 1969 – November 10, 1969
1 27A -5 Personal: Teague Building, 1967 – 1968
1 27A -6 Personal, May 1963
1 27A -7 Personal, December 1963
1 27A -8 Personal, January 1964
1 27A -9 Personal, June 1964
1 27A -10 Personal, July 1964
1 27A -11 Personal, August 1964
1 27A -12 Personal, September 1964
1 27A -13 Personal, October 1964
1 27A -14 Personal, November 1964
1 27A -15 Personal, December 1964
1 27A -16 Personal, January 1965
1 27A -17 Personal, February 1965
1 27A -18 Personal, March 1965
1 27A -19 Personal, April 1965
1 27A -20 Personal, May 1965
1 27A -21 Personal, June 1965
1 27A – 22 Personal, July 1965
1 27A – 23 Personal August 1965
1 27A – 24 Personal, September 1965
1 27A – 25 Personal, October 1965
1 27A – 26 Personal, November 1965
1 27A – 27 Personal, 1965
1 27A – 28 Personal, December 1965
1 27A – 29 Personal, January 1966
1 27A – 30 Personal, February 1966
1 27A – 31 Personal, March 1966
1 27A – 32 Personal, April 1966
1 27A – 33 Personal, May 1966
1 27A – 34 Personal, June 1966
1 27A – 35 Personal, July 1966
1 27A – 36 Personal, August 1966
1 27A – 37 Personal, September 1966
1 27A – 38 Personal, October 1966
1 27A – 39 Personal, November 1966
1 27A – 40 Personal, December 1966
1 27A – 41 Personal, 1966
1 27A – 42 Personal, January 1967
1 27A – 43 Personal, February 1967
1 27A – 44 Personal, March 1967
1 27A – 45 Personal, April 1967
1 27A – 46 Personal, May 1967
1 27A – 47 Personal, June 1967
1 27A – 48 Personal, July 1967
1 27A – 49 Personal, August 1967
1 27A – 50 Personal, September 1967
1 27A – 51 Personal, October 1967
1 27A – 52 Personal, November 1967
1 27A – 53 Personal, December 1967
1 27A – 54 Personal, 1967
1 28A-1 Teague – Personal, January 1968
1 28A-2 Teague – Personal, February 1968
1 28A-3 Teague – Personal, March 1968
1 28A-4 Teague – Personal, April 1968
1 28A-5 Teague – Personal, May 1968
1 28A-6 Teague – Personal, June 1968
1 28A-7 Teague – Personal, July 1968
1 28A-8 Teague – Personal, August 1968
1 28A-9 Teague – Personal, September 1968
1 28A-10 Teague – Personal, October 1968
1 28A-11 Teague – Personal, November 1968
1 28A-12 Teague – Personal, December 1968
1 28A-13 Teague – Personal, 1968
1 28A-14 Teague – Personal, January 1969
1 28A-15 Teague – Personal, February 1969
1 28A-16 Teague – Personal, March 1969
1 28A-17 Teague – Personal, April 1969
1 28A-18 Teague – Personal, May 1969
1 28A-19 Teague – Personal, June 1969
1 28A-20 Teague – Personal, July 1969
1 28A-21 Teague – Persona, August 1969
1 28A-22 Teague – Personal, September 1969
1 28A-23 Teague – Personal, October 1969
1 28A-24 Teague – Personal, November 1969
2 28A-25 Teague – Personal, 1969
2 28A-26 Teague – Personal, undated
2 28A-27 Teague – Personal, April 9 – December 29, 1969
2 28A-28 Teague – Personal, January – May 1970
2 28A-29 Teague – Personal, June – August 1970
2 28A-30 Teague – Personal, September – December 1970
2 28A-31 Teague – Personal, November 25, 1970 – March 31, 1971
2 28A-32 Teague – Personal, April 1-27, 1971
2 28A-33 Teague – Personal, May 2 – June 30, 1971
2 28A-34 Teague – Personal, July 2 – September 30, 1971
2 28A-35 Teague – Personal, October 1 – December 30, 1971
2 29A-1 Teague Family Tree, April 9, 1964 – July 2, 1966
2 1B – 16 Personal: R. Henry Harrison, April 29, 1968
2 25B-38 Personal, 1978
2 34B – 32 Teague – Chairman – Personal, undated
2 34B – 33 Teague – Chairman – Personal, undated

2-8: Pennant (maroon): "The Force Is Strong With This One", depicting Yoda.

2-9: Pennant (white): "Aggie Empire", depicting Darth Vader with a lightsaber.

2-10: Deluxe Flag (maroon, 3' x 5', single-sided): "You Underestimate The Power of A&M", depicting Darth Vader.

2-11: Vertical Flag (maroon, 28 ' x 40', double-sided): "A&M: A Long Time Ago, In A Stadium Far, Far Away Texas A&M Football Was Born"/"Aggie Empire", depicting Darth Vader.

This series contains 1 folder in box 1.

S4-1-14: Interview and Brochure (1968)

Box 11

• S11-10/7: Fort Concho; San Angelo, Texas

The Junior League of San Angelo, Inc.: correspondence; architectural services billing; bidding information; bid proposal; drawings; small sketch; informational brochures; photographs

• S11-10/8: Fort Parker; Limestone County, Texas

historical writings; newspaper articles

• S11-10/9: Longhorn Cavern State Park

photographs

• S11-10/10: Spanish Mission Nuestra Senora Delores de los Ais; San Augustine, Texas

correspondence; location survey; proposed budget for archeological excavations; newspaper articles

• S11-11/5: Spanish Presidio Teran; San Saba County, Texas

correspondence; maps; curriculum vitae for Shawn Carlson; ; historic information; reports; proposal

• S11-11/6: Spanish Missions (Miscellaneous); Various Locations

Spanish Missions (Miscellaneous); Various Locations

• S11-11/7a: The Terlingua Camp; Terlingua, Texas

architectural services billing; specifications; correspondence; sketches

• S11-11/7b: The Terlingua Camp; Terlingua, Texas

photographs; newspaper articles; advertising paraphernalia; newsletter; information about designing a recreational vehicle park

• S11-11/8a: Washington-on-the-Brazos State Park; Washington, Texas

correspondence; list of board of directors; specifications

• S11-11/8b: Washington-on-the-Brazos State Park; Washington, Texas

photographs; newspaper articles; historic information articles; pamphlets; brochures; magazine; park maps; miscellaneous; material pamphlets, and brochures

Reports, letters, and memorandum on the oyster mortality project by Harry J. Bennet, A.D. Bajkov, James L. Boswell, Clair Brown, Sidney O. Brown, M.D. Burkenroad, Fred Caulthron, C. Ray Elsey, I. I. Gardescu, Gordon Gunter, C. K. Hancock, Harold W. Harry, Joel W. Hedgpeth, and Willis G. Hewatt.