1/1
Foreman's Bill of Sale, July 3, 1884 (1 leaf)
This bill of sale was signed by Lee Moore and is the first recorded use of the requirements of the Maverick Law of 1884. Lee Moore would go on to be known as the "king of the rustlers" and was marked for execution by the Wyoming Stock Growers Association during the Johnson County War.

1/2
Promissory Note, July 16, 1888 (1 leaf)
This note, signed by A.S. Mercer in favor of the St. Louis Type Foundry, was one of six notes in the amount of $274.35. In October 1892, Mercer's paper, the Northwestern Live Stock Journal, published George Dunning's "Confession." In response, the Wyoming Stock Growers Association used the charge of non-payment of the four-year-old disputed notes to shut down operations and confiscate copies of the paper. Mercer had already paid two of the notes before the dispute took place.

1/3
Letter from A.S. Mercer to Thomas B. Adams, February 25, 1890 (1 leaf). Written on the letterhead of his paper, the Northwestern Live Stock Journal, Mercer questions the date chosen for the spring meeting of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association. He points out that the date called for in the Maverick Law differs from the date stated by Adams and Glover.

1/4
Glenrock Resolution, May 3, 1892 (3 leaves)
This handwritten resolution of the citizens of Glenrock County, Wyoming, expresses their outrage over the events of the Johnson County War. The resolution also criticizes acting governor Amos W. Barber for his failure to stop the invasion and calls for the free use of the open range. Over sixty Glenrock county residents attended the mass meeting, which produced this resolution. A.J. Seymour and George Devoe, chairman and secretary of the meeting respectively, signed the resolution.

1/5
State of Wyoming v. Alexander Adamson, et al. Murder in the First Degree, June 6, 1892 (4 leaves)
This information was filed in Johnson County, charging four men, Alexander Adamson (manager of the Ferguson Land and Cattle Company), William E. Guthrie (partner in the Guthrie and Oskamp Cattle Company), and William Armstrong and J.A. Garrett (both Texas gunfighters) with the murder of Rueben "Nick" Ray during the invasion of Johnson County. Ray was Nate Champion's partner at the siege of the K.C. ranch. Similar Information was filed in the name of Champion. This document was filed in Johnson County before the cattlemen were remanded to Laramie County, which was thought to be more sympathetic to their cause.

1/6
Criminal Libel, State of Wyoming vs. Emerson H. Kimball, November 11, 1892 (3 leaves)
Arthur B. Clarke, one of the invaders of Johnson County, filed this Charge of Criminal Libel against Douglas Graphic editor Emerson Kimball. The two-page information charges that Kimball alleged Clarke was one of the murderers who lynched Thomas Waggoner, a killing that preceded the beginning of the Johnson County War.

1/7
Subpoena, State of Wyoming vs. Frank M. Canton, et al., December 19, 1892 (2 leaves)
This subpoena relates to the calling of witnesses for the defense of Canton and 53 others against the charges of murder and arson stemming from the Johnson County War. The sheriff of Laramie County signed the subpoena.

1/8
Subpoena, State of Wyoming vs. Frank M. Canton, et al., December 30, 1892 (1 leaf)
This subpoena is for the calling of witnesses for the state in the case against Canton and 53 others for murder and arson stemming from the Johnson County War. The sheriff of Laramie County signed the subpoena.

1/9
Motion to Dismiss, State of Wyoming vs. Frank M. Canton, et al., January 21, 1893 (2 leaves)
The trial was eventually set for January 1893 in Cheyenne, but it proved extremely difficult to find enough men to serve on the jury. Eventually, the disappearance of the two trappers who had witnessed the killing of Champion and Ray and the high financial cost of the trial to Johnson County led to the filing for dismissal of the case.

For the week ending October 11, including all contributions with name, address, and amount contributed from June 1

For the week ending November 11, including all contributions with name, address, and amount contributed, pages 176-289 plus additional summary reports by region

For the week ending November 11, including all contributions with name, address, and amount contributed, pages 1-175

This series contains the financial statements, invoices, receipts, and I.R.S. returns for AAHE. The financial materials are primarily for the years 1971-1988.

4/20
Treasurer's Report - 1971
(labeled 6/1 on folder)

4/21
Correspondence concerning AAHE application for tax exemption (Dec. 1971 - March 1972)
(labeled 6/2 on folder)

4/22
Correspondence concerning AAHE application for Bulk Mailing Permit (1972-1985)
(labeled 6/3 on folder)

4/23
Treasurer's Reports - (1973, 1976)
(labeled 6/4 on folder)

4/24
Treasurer's Reports - (1977-1980)
(labeled 6/5 on folder)

4/25
Correspondence regarding the assignment of a Texas Vendor Identification Number (Feb. 1979)
(labeled 6/6 on folder)

4/26
Correspondence concerning the sale of membership lists (April 1979-Feb. 1985)
(labeled 6/7 on folder)

4/27
Financial Report (Oct. 1979 - Sept. 1980)
(labeled 6/8 on folder)

4/28
Kansas Filing Information - Non-profit Corporation Reports (1980-1982)
(labeled 6/9 on folder)

4/29
Financial Report (Oct. 1980 - Feb. 1981)
(labeled 6/10 on folder)

4/30
I.R.S. Return 1980
(labeled 6/11 on folder)

4/31
Financial Report (Oct. 1981 - July 1982)
(labeled 6/12 on folder)

4/32
I.R.S. Return 1981
(labeled 6/13 on folder)

4/33
Financial Report (Aug. 1982 - Sept. 1983)
(labeled 6/14 on folder)

4/34
Expense List from Headquarters - 1982.
(labeled 6/15 on folder)

4/35
I.R.S. Return 1982
(labeled 6/16 on folder)

4/36
Tax Exempt Status Correspondence (Aug. 1982 - Feb. 1983)
(labeled 6/17 on folder)

4/37
Bookkeeping 1983-1984
(labeled 6/18 on folder)

4/38
I.R.S Return 1983
(labeled 6/19 on folder)

4/39
Duties of Treasurer - 1984
(labeled 6/20 on folder)

4/40
Bookkeeping 1984-1985
(labeled 6/21 on folder)

4/41
1099 Interest Income Statements for 1984 and 1985.
(labeled 6/22 on folder)

4/42
Bookkeeping 1985-1986
(labeled 6/23 on folder)

4/43
Financial Statement 1986
(labeled 6/24 on folder)

4/44
Invoices (Journals - Past Issues) - Oct. 1984 - March 1987.
(labeled 6/25 on folder)

4/45
Invoices (Mailing Labels) - March 1985 - Jan.1987.
(labeled 6/26 on folder)

4/46
Invoices (Misc. - May 1985 - Jan. 1987.
(labeled 6/27 on folder)

4/47
Invoices (Journals) - Oct. 1985 - May 1986.
(labeled 6/28 on folder)

4/48
Invoices (Slide Sets) - April 1986 - June 1986.
(labeled 6/29 on folder)

4/49
Invoices (Position Announcements) - Aug. 1986 - May 1988.
(labeled 6/30 on folder)

4/50
Invoices (Misc.) - Feb. 1987 - June 1988.
(labeled 6/31 on folder)

4/51
Invoices (Mailing Labels) - Feb. 1987 - March 1988.
(labeled 6/32 on folder)

4/52
Invoices (Journals - Past Issues) - March 1987 - June 1988.
(labeled 6/33 on folder)

4/53
Opportunity Fund - Bank Statements - (Feb. 1985 - Sept. 1988)
(labeled 6/34 on folder)

4/54
Educators Life Fund - Bank Statements - (Sept. 1985 - Sept. 1988)
(labeled 6/35 on folder)

4/55
Scholarship Fund - Bank Statements - (Sept. 1985 - Sept. 1988)
(labeled 6/36 on folder)

4/56
Checking & General Savings - (Feb. 1986 - June 1986)
(labeled 6/37 on folder)

4/57
Checking & General Savings - (July 1986 - Sept. 1986)
(labeled 6/38 on folder)

4/58
Deposits & Publications Income - (March 1986 - Sept. 1986)
(labeled 6/39 on folder)

4/59
Savings Account - Bank Statements - (Sept. 1986 - Oct. 1988)
(labeled 6/40 on folder)

4/60
Checking Account - Bank Statements - (Sept. 1986 - April 1987)
(labeled 6/41 on folder)

4/61
Checking Account - Bank Statements - (May 1987 - Dec. 1987)
(labeled 6/42 on folder)

4/62
Checking Account - Bank Statements - (Jan. 1988 - Sept. 1988)
(labeled 6/43 on folder)

4/63
Reimbursement vouchers - (March 1986 - April 1986)
(labeled 6/44 on folder)

4/64
Reimbursement vouchers - (May 1986 - July 1986)
(labeled 6/45 on folder)

4/65
Reimbursement vouchers - (Aug. 1986 - Sept. 1986)
(labeled 6/46 on folder)

4/66
Reimbursement vouchers - (Sept. 1986 - Feb. 1987)
(labeled 6/47 on folder)

4/67
Reimbursement vouchers - (March 1987 - Sept. 1987)
(labeled 6/48 on folder)

4/68
Bookkeeping 1987-1988
(labeled 6/49 on folder)

4/69
General Fund checkbook - (June 1984 - Sept. 1988)
(labeled 6/50 on folder)

4/70
Life Fund Checkbook - (Jan. 1985 - Sept. 1988)
(labeled 6/51 on folder)

4/71
Scholarship Fund checkbook - (Jan. 1985 - Sept. 1988)
(labeled 6/52 on folder)

4/72
Opportunity Fund checkbook - (Feb. 1986 - Sept. 1988)
(labeled 6/53 on folder)

4/73
Signature cards - 1986 - Certificates of Deposit Interest Notification (1987 - 1988)
(labeled 6/54 on folder)

14/1: Reports of the Commissioner of the General Land Office. 1930-1956

14/2: Documents about Rudder's life. Undated

14/3: Documents and correspondence regarding Rudder's campaign. May 29, 1956 - June 25, 1956

14/4: Records of contributions and expenditures in Rudder's campaign.

14/5: Records of campaign contributions in Rudder's campaign.

14/6: Records of contributions and expenditures in Rudder's campaign.

14/7: Records of contributions and expenditures in Rudder's campaign, and airline tickets.

14/8: List of certified voters in Texas. 1956

14/9: List of supporters for Rudder's campaign.

14/10: Records of voters in favor of Rudder.

14/11: Campaign expenditures on advertisements.

14/12: List of voters by District.

14/13: House resolution concerning the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

14/14: Rudder's daily planners. 1956

14/15: List of Rudder's supporters and their addresses.

14/16: Correspondence with 90th Infantry Division and List of all Christmas cards received. 1955

14/17: Mailing addresses of all members of Texas State Legislature.

14/18: List of all elected officials in Texas. 1957

14/19: Bulletins of Clubs Rudder was a member in (i.e. The Lions Club of Houston).

14/20: Rudder's inauguration program and other inauguration information.

14/21: Programs from the Touchdown Club of Washington D.C. annual dinner.

14/22: Insurance and title on Rudder's home in Austin.

14/23: Rudder's confidential financial records. 1955

14/24: Rudder's federal tax returns. 1955

14/25: Rudder's traveling expense accounts.

14/26: Rudders traveling expense accounts.

14/27: Information on the Texas Veterans Land Program.

14/28: Letters Rudder sent following his election. April 13, 1955 - July 30, 1956

14/29: Letters Rudder sent following his election. August 10, 1956 - October 18, 1956

Annual Reports by Comptroller Bob Bullock for the fiscal year ended August 32, 1987 and Biennial Revenue Estimate, 71st Legislature 1990-91 by comptroller Bob Bullock

3/32: Student Government Financial Reports, 1976

3/33: Student Government Financial Reports, 1977

3/34: Student Government Financial Reports, 1978

10/1 - 10/2: Financial statements and accounts, 1955-1977 (2 of 2)
Drafts of land and lumber contracts income and expense reports, annual and monthly financial reports and contracts and correspondence regarding the sale of Liggle Eva to Herald Hill and renting of Little Eva Plantation pastures to Carlos del Valle. Rough figures, finished financials, and correspondence concerning miscellaneous financial aspects of the plantation operations; also Expense Account #21 for 1973. Oil, gas, and mineral leases correspondence with Shell Oil Company; lumber purchase contracts.

10/3: Advertising brochures, 1959-1966, undated
Clipped article on "Productions Tested Bulls" regarding extra daily weight gain through an added ½ lb. Graining ability. IBM advertisement from U.S. News and World Report 7 January 1963, Duane's Agricultural Report v.29: no.6-3 (16 February 1966). Travel brochure "San Juan/National Historic Site/Puerto Rico." Acknowledgement concerning purchase of imprinted tumblers; fertility information. Brochure for Santa Gertrudis bulls in commercial herds from Nine Bar Ranch. Article from "American Fruit Grower." Page 50 titled "2066-One Hundred Years from Now." Registration certificate for Nine Bar Santa Gertrudis cattle. Other advertisements include "Welcome to King Ranch, Home of Santa Gertrudis" brochure, Western Livestock Journal from December 1962, page 5 article "Today's Trend…Measurements," Briggs Ranches performance and production advertisement for Santa Gertrudis, abstracts from Journal of Animal Science relative to heat tolerance work done by the University of Missouri, comparative relationships on the age of women and cows concerning physiological functions, graph and figures of average adjusted wearing weights by month, and the Cattleman May 1968 issue featuring Evans and Nine Bar in their "Medals for Fertility" article regarding Santa Gertrudis cattle.

10/4: Cattle breeding, 1973-1978
Application for Little Eva Plantation for membership to Santa Gertrudis Breeders International, including correspondence as well as certificates of registration for Sterling C. Evans of Little Eva Plantation and cattle initial pedigree records. Cattle breeding advertisements.

10/5: Cattle purchases, 1974
Purchase chits for steers bought in Louisiana from Lacy Cattle Co. in Alexandria, LA from 16 December 1974-Spring 1975. Includes description, # of head, weight price and amount.

10/6 - 10/7: Horse and cattle sales, 1965-1979
Records of Little Eva Plantation cattle sold to buyers and shipped to N.M., weight cards and sales receipts for sales of cattle. Also included is the legal transfer of 9- (Nine Bar) brand to new Little Eva Plantation owners, A. D. Taylor and David E. DeVille. King Ranch cattle and horse literature as well as solicitations from cattle buyers. Cattle purchase receipts 9-chits of sold cattle. Horse breeding advertisements.

10/8 - 10/10: Insurance, 1957-1978
Bound insurance proposal from Niagara Fire Insurance Company with 18 4"x6" photos of the plantation in Louisiana including a plot map and correspondence and invoices concerning insurance coverage on Little Eva Plantation, and, to a minor extent, on the U-Bar Ranch, principally from John L. Wortham & Son Insurance Co. Also present are documents concerning a large personal injury claim and court award. Photocopies of insurance payments and policies. Automotive insurance policies from The Maryland.

10/11: Investments. Mississippi Chemical Corporation, 1958-1980
Correspondence and investment documents from Mississippi Chemical Corporation, a company in which Evans apparently invested at its inception, and with which Evans continued to do business for his ranches. Includes patronage refund allocation stubs.

10/12: Invoices and receipts, 1973-1974
Sales chits from furniture purchases. Invoice and bill of lading for moving of the contents of Evans' house at Nine Bar Ranch in Cypress, Texas to Little Eva Plantation in Chopin, La.; receipts and correspondence concerning remodeling the home at Little Eva Plantation including hand drawn floor plans and a layout of estimated cost of services. Photocopies of plumbing bills and appliances.

10/13: Loans. Alexandria Production Credit Association, 1973-1979
Loan documents from and correspondence with Alexandria Production Credit Association. Includes collateral pledges, statements of interest and fees paid to Production Credit Association, and annual income and expense reports.

10/14: Loans. Federal Land Bank of Louisiana, 1959-1983
Various loan documents, financial projections, and correspondence from and with the Federal Land Bank of Louisiana. Loan applications, annual balance sheets, finance statements, account statements and payment receipts. Loan disbursement statements, where Evans' name is misspelled on the documents as "Stirling." Financial disclosure statements and stock certificates.

10/15: Oil leases, 1977-1982
Oil leases on Louisiana hill land and bottomland owned by Evans, correspondence, legal documents, and photocopies of checks regarding mineral leases on Little Eva Plantation. Includes plot and contour maps and tax receipts.

10/16: Operations, 1961-1977
Photocopies of articles regarding pecan crop production brochures for Little Eva. Contracted agricultural studies on crop yields, maps, brochures, inventories of farm equipment, production projections, affidavits of size, copy of mineral lease, copy of deed in which Evans purchases an undivided half-interest from Wortham; equipment inventory and plot maps with areas indicated by hand in colored pencil. [ITEMS REMOVED, held in box 11] six oversized ledger books.

10/17: Pecans and soybeans, 1955-1980

1/1
Puente Minero Blueprints

1/2
Report on Puente Minero, December 1971

1/3
Financial Reports, 1968

1/4
Financial Reports, 1969

1/5
Financial Reports, 1970

1/6
Financial Reports, 1971

1/7
Financial Statements, 1962-1964

1/8
Financial Statements, 1965

1/9
Financial Statements, 1966

1/10
Financial Statements, 1967

1/11
Financial Statements, 1968

1/12
Financial Statements, 1969

1/13
Financial Statements, 1970

1/14
Financial Statements, Undated

1/15
Texas Historical Commission

1/16
Rio Grande Bridge Capacity Standard

1/17
Cost Reports

1/18
Correspondence, 1960

1/19
Correspondence, 1961

1/20
Correspondence, 1962

1/21
Correspondence, January - May 1963

1/22
Correspondence, June - September 1963

1/23
Correspondence, October - December 1963

1/24
Correspondence, January - May 1963

1/25
Correspondence, June - December 1963

1/26
Correspondence, 1965

1/27
Correspondence, Undated

1/1:

• 22 W. E. Greiner Junior High and Sunset High School report cards for Findley. 1940-1942 (with envelope)
• Commencement Exercises, Texas A&M College (Findley graduated in Chemical Engineering). June 3, 1949
• Elementary Pupil's Report Card for Findley. 1938-1940
• Texas A&M Officers Reserve Corps Commissioning Exercises. January 21, 1955
• Post card to Mrs. Rex Redwood from Rae
• Certificate of Honor Awarded to Findley
• Handmade song sheet about the state of Texas

1/2: 35 Photographs

• Captain Marshall E. Findley. 1949
• Findley. 1946 [?]
• Findley and Doris Jean Powledge. 1948 or 1949
• The remaining 32 photos are unlabeled, mostly of cadets

1/3: 36 unlabeled photos of cadets

1/4: Correspondence

• To Mr. G. E. Findley from James Schneioler
• A father to wife and son. Sunday, May 2, 1942
• Findley to his parents. January 9, 1944
• Findley to his Parents. March 3, 1944
• Findley to his parents. March 8, 1944
• Cap. Paul H. Fuqua to Cap. G.E. Findley. May 15, 1944 (contained in the original envelope)
• Findley to his parents. June 9, 1944
• Findley to his parents. June 12, 1944
• Findley to his parents. June 17, 1944
• Findley to his parents. June 20, 1944
• Findley to his parents. June 26, 1944
• Findley to his parents. June 28, 1944
• Findley to his parents. July 7, 1944
• Findley to his parents. July 12, 1944
• Findley to his parents. Undated
• Findley to his parents. July 16, 1944
• Findley to his parents. July 20, 1944
• Findley to his parents. July 24, 1944
• Findley to his parents. July 28, 1944
• Findley to his parents. Undated
• Findley to his parents. Undated
• Findley to his parents. August 1, 1944
• Findley to his parents. August 5, 1944
• Findley to his parents. Undated
• Findley to his parents. August 20, 1944
• Findley to his parents. August 22, 1944
• Findley to his parents. August 31, 1944
• Findley to his parents. September 2, 1944
• Findley to his parents. September 6t, 1944
• Findley to his parents. Undated
• Findley to his parents. Undated
• Findley to his parents. November 13, 1944
• Findley to his parents. October 11, 1944
• Capt. Paul H. Fugnas to Cap. Glenn E. Findley. December 29, 1944
• Findley to his parents. April 20, 1945
• Findley to his parents. January 3, 1945
• Findley to his parents. Undated
• Findley to his parents. February 19, 1945
• Findley to his parents. February 23, 1945
• Findley to Julie. November 5, 1945
• From a father working at Morten Milling Company to his family. Undated
• P.L.F to his family on December 9, 1945
• Findley to his parents. March 4, 1945
• National Capital Texas A&M Club Meeting. July 1948
• National Capital Texas A&M Club Annual Muster. 1948
• Dean of Engineering to Marshall E. Findley
• To Marshall and Susan from their father. October 13, 1953
• To Marshall and Susan from Margie, Warren, Dad and Mother. October 15, 1955
• To Dr. and Mrs. Findley from Mother. Undated (contained in the original envelope)
• To M. E. Findley from Dad. November 6, 1956
• To M.P.S from Mother. Undated

16/1: Finkelstein. 1965-1983

16/2: Fl-Fo. 1939-1991

16/3: Fortier, Joe J.. 16 letters. 1939-1941

16/4: Fra-Fri. 1939-1991

16/5: Fro-Fy. 1937-1961

16/6: Frosted Food Field. 8 letters. 1954-1966

16/7: Frozen Foods England. 63 letters. 1962-1971

16/8: GA to Gardner. 76 letters. 1939-1973

16/9: Gardner, Thomas S.. 25 letters. 1938-1946

16/10: Garn-Gib. 1943-1992

16/11: Gelman, Woodrow. 1977

16/12: Gillings, Walter. 22 letters. 1937-1979

16/13: Gil-Giu. 1937-1996

16/14: Gl-Go. 1939-1972

16/15: Gnome Press. 83 letters. 1949-1968

16/16: Goldsmith, Cele. 42 letters. 1959-1964

16/17: Gr-Gu. 1939-1987

16/18: Grandon Co.. 112 letters between 2 folders. 1947-1964 (1 of 2)

16/19: Grandon Co.. 112 letters between 2 folders. 1965-1973 (2 of 2)

16/20: Grant, Donald M.. 66 letters. 1977-1987

16/21: The Great Explosion by Eric Frank Russell. 18 letters. 1962

16/22: Greiff, George. 1986-1994

16/23: Hadley, Thomas. 10 letters. 1945-1947

16/24: Hah-Hab. 1937-1938

16/25: Harc-Hart. 1938-1993

16/26: Has-Hay. 1967-1994

16/27: Hea-Her. 1938-1995

16/28: Held, Claude. 1965-1992

16/29: Hi-Hod. 1938-1992

16/30: History of Space Travel Exhibition

• Firefly "Let's Moon 'Em" T-shirt, depicting Serenity and an Alliance ship (XL, from Qmx)
• "Engineered By Firefly" luggage tag (from Qmx)
• "Serenity Firefly Class Transport General Plans and Schematics" (Qmx, 2016)
• Firefly Planet Cards (Qmx, 2017):
  • Osiris
  • Hera
  • Persephone
  • Higgins' Moon
  • Beaumonde
  • Bellerophon
  • Haven
  • Miranda
• Firefly Limited Edition Exhibition Pocket Watch (Qmx, 2017)
• Firefly Postcards:
  • "Isis Canyon, Bellerophon"
  • "Serenity: Still Flying"
  • "Londonium"
  • "Eavesdown Docks"
• Firefly Stickers:
  • "This Crate Has Been Curated In Part By Southdown Abbey"
  • "Londinium"
  • "Miranda"
  • "Eavesdown Docks"
  • "United In Serenity Valley"
  • "Still Flying"
• Firefly Lapel Pins (QmX, 2017-2018):
  • "'Night, Sweetie"
  • "Going To That Special Hell"
  • "Fruity Nut Bar"
  • "Badger's Family Heirloom Flamingo Pin"
  • "Serenity Valley Veteran May 2511"
  • "Live Life With Blue Sun"
• Firefly "Q-Bits" (Qmx, 2017):
  • Zoe Washburne
  • Kaylee Frye
  • Simon Tam
• The Signal, #9 - 13 (2017 - 2018)
• Firefly Inflatable Reaper Axe
• Foamcore Alliance Cruiser (Qmx, 2017)
• Foamcore Serenity (QmX, 2018)
• Foamcore Plaque: "Engineered By Firefly Coach Works, Ltd."
• Firefly Independents Patch (QmX, 2016)
• Serenity Towel

01-02-cem.wpd, BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"] Copyedit Draft / 1, 2018

01-02-finaldraft.wpd, BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"] Final Draft / 2, 2018

01-02firstdraft.wpd, BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines} Zero Draft / 1, 2018?

01-02notes.wpd, notes on S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"], 2018?

01-02-outline-REVISED.wpd, revised outline for S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"], 2018?

01-02outline.wpd, outline for S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"], 2018?

01-02zerodraft.wpd, BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"] Zero Draft / 1, 2018?

0102cut.wpd, cut text from BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"], 2018?

B2B S1 E2.docx, final draft of BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"], 2018

B2B S1 E2 PROOF.docx, draft of BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"] with copyedits, 2018?

B2B_s1e2_FINAL.docx, final draft of BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"] with copyedits, 2018

B2B_s1_e2_mpEdit.doc, draft of BornBlade S1 E02 ["Fault Lines"] with copyedits, 2018

BB S1E1 Arrivals Outline Underwood.docx, outline of version 1, undated

BB S1E1 Arrivals Zero Draft 1 MRU-Brennan.comments.odt (OpenOffice Document file), draft with comments by Brennan, undated

BB S1E1 Arrivals Zero Draft 1 MRU.doc, draft, 2018?

BB S1E1 Arrivals Zero Draft 2 MRU-MB.comments.odt (OpenOffice Document file), draft with comments by Brennan, undated

BB S1E1 Arrivals Zero Draft 2 MRU.doc, draft, 2018?

BB S1E2 Fault Lines Copyedit Brennan.docx, draft with copyedits, 2018?

BB S1E2 Faultlines Editor Brennan.docx, final draft, 2018

BB S1E2 Faultlines FirstDraft Brennan.doc, first draft, undated

BB S1E2 Faultlines FirstDraft Brennan.wpd, first draft, undated

BB S1E2 Faultlines Outline Brennan-REVISED.wpd, revised outline, undated

BB S1E2 Faultlines Outline Brennan.rtf, outline, undated

BB S1E2 Faultlines RevisedDraft Brennan_mao edits.pdf, revised draft with comments by Underwood, undated

BB S1E2 Fautlines RevisedDraft Brennan.wpd, revised draft, undated

BB S1E2 Faultlines ZeroDraft Brennan MAO edits.pdf, draft with comments by Underwood, undated

BB S1E3 BabyShower ZeroDraft Khaw-MB comments.doc, draft of episode 3 ["Baby Shower"] by Khaw with comments by Brennan, undated

BB S1E3 BabyShower ZeroDraft Khaw.docx, draft of episode 3 ["Baby Shower"] by Khaw, undated

All files in Microsoft Word unless otherwise noted:

Citations--George & Matthew, July 28, 2004

Eight, September 18, 2003

Eleven, October 12, 2003

Fifteen, October 20, 2003

Five, September 11, 2003

Four, September 11, 2003

Fourteen, October 18, 2003

Ltr to Susan-marriage, October 8, 2003

Nine, September 18, 2003

One, September 5, 2003

Rewrite version of First Draft compiled (RTF file), November 4, 2003

Seven, September 18, 2003

Six, September 18, 2003

Sixteen, October 30, 2003

Summary of Exposures, August 12, 2003

Ten, September 18, 2003

Thirteen, October 10, 2003

Three, September 11, 2003

Twelve, October 2, 2003

Two, October 20, 2003

Eight

Eleven

Five

Four

Nine

One

seven

Six

Ten

Three

Twelve 8-30-05

Two

Zombie First Draft.docx by Olivia Saunders, undated

Story Story, Betsy Beuter.docx, story "The Decision", undated

Story Kamryn Pigg.docx, story "The Golden Box", June 2013

Story GS.docx, untitled, undated

Short Story Sabrina.docx, story "The Adventures of the Platypus in Ancient Greece", undated

Short Story Jessica Sullivan.docx, untitled, undated

short story carter b.docx, untitled, undated

short story Anna Platt draft 1.docx, untitled, undated

short story Alex.docx, untitled, undated

Mark Berry Short Story.docx, story "Sacrifice", undated

Kevin Rose.docx, story "A Tale of Two Moons", undated

Helen Jacobson Short Story.docx, untitled, undated

Hazel's.docx, untitled, undated

Cor.docx, story "Cor", undated

Anna Schieferdecker.docx, untitled draft, June 2013

Letters and memos from or about former occupants of the Governor’s Mansion

Letter of Professor Lewis L. Gould, author of articles and booklets on First Ladies, a clipping about Dr. Gould, copies of some of his publications and manuscripts, and a photocopy of the book Texas Governors’ Wives from James Pinckney Henderson (1846) through James E. Ferguson (1915-)

Living Former First Ladies, List of living former First Ladies of Texas as of March 1980; letter from former first ladies Mrs. Dan Moody, Sr., Mrs. James V. Allred, and Mrs. Mabel B. Morris (formerly Mrs. Buford Jester); questions for Mrs. Clements concerning forming a First Ladies Committee, and copy of a speech containing many anecdotes about First Ladies of Texas by Dorothy Blodgett in the early 1960s

Note and list with addresses of living former First Ladies of Texas who would receive letters regarding the sale of furnishings from the Governor’s Mansion

Letters and notes to Mrs. Clements about contributing recipes for several cookbooks, contributing inaugural and other gowns to museums, and copies of recipes
Note: This and the following folders contain what appear to have been Mrs. Clements’ files of selected speeches of her own as well as of a few other people, background information for speeches, and other historical materials and information. Many the speeches below are duplicated in the speeches listed above. The files below also contain speeches by other people that Mrs. Clements may have used as resources for some of her speeches.

Memos about the duties of the First Lady of Texas, reimbursing her for travel expenses, using a state airplane, and use of an office in a state office building

proser.doc (Microsoft Word file), paper on Montiverdi's L'Orfeo, October 1998

proserpina.wpd (WordPerfect file), paper on Montiverdi's L'Orfeo, October 1998

pros.text (Text file), paper on Montiverdi's L'Orfeo, October 1998

premiere.doc (Microsoft Word file), paper on The Premiere of "Lemon Drops", December 1998

prem.wpd (WordPerfect file), The Premiere of "Lemon Drops", December 1998

Orfeo1.doc (Microsoft Word file), The Prologue in L’Orfeo, 1998?

Series of autograph letters and cards, by No. 8865 Lance Corporal Gordon Clippingdale ('Clip') of the 5th Battalion, City of London Rifles, to his wife Bridget of 141 Willesden Lane, London NW, comprising over 50 autograph letters, postcards and pre-printed sickness forms, the first fourteen written when in training and travelling out to Belgium, the remainder either from the front or while convalescing in hospital in Rouen, giving a graphic account of life in the trenches in the first few months of the war: "The country is absolutely laid waste & yet a fair number of the inhabitants remain, though there is scarcely a whole window left in the village. The place rocks continuously from the explosion of our guns firing but we sleep calmly through it all, being quite used to it by now. The mud is even worse than the frost, being liquid & well up to the knee, our putties & boots being nearly rotted to pieces" (30 November 1914); the series containing some outspoken observations that seem to have escaped the censor's eye: "It makes me wild to see in the papers, so many thousand witnesses to Football match between so & so. Bah. And over here, its work day & night week in week out, ruined churches & villages, fields ploughed by shells, harvests trampled in, homeless people & killing going on day by day. And at home they wear a little flag in their coat & say 'Another victory' or 'No further news', but little they trouble that every day some poor devil goes to his last rest" (3 December 1914); with two letters written during the Christmas Truce (see note below); the earlier letters, written when in training, also showing an eye for sharp observation and the unexpected: "Suddenly we came to a little green lane upon the right, facing an ancient inn & across the end of the lane were standing a row of men in brilliant uniforms & at the end of the line the King in a dark uniform looking very ill & tired out" (20 September 1914); together with a group of photographs, his certificates of birth (8 April 1885) and death (15 June 1955), and letters of consolation to his widow from work colleagues at B.A. Smith & Sons, Chartered Accountants, and LRB veterans, some 100 pages, both Christmas Truce letters of one page each, written on small folio letter-forms (c.240 x 150 mm.), with address, censor's signature and postmarks on the verso (date-stamped by the Army Post Office 30 December and 5 January), the rest of the letters and cards bearing censors' signatures, stamps, postmarks etc., some minor creasing and contemporaneous staining etc., but overall in good attractive condition, 4to, 8vo and on postcards, 31 August 1914 to 17 February 1915 -- Bonham's Lot 169" - bookseller's description.

1/1: Board of Regents 1977-02-07-1977-10-24

1/2: College of Engineering 1977-08-02

1/3: Committee of Nine 1977-07-05-1977-08-19

1/4: Naming of Buildings 1977-08-01-1977-10-17

1/5: Office of the Chancellor - Jack Williams 1977-05-02-1977-11-08

1/6: Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor for Administration 1977-01-04-1977-08-17

1/7: Office of the System Comptroller 1977-05-31-1977-09-02

1/8: Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs - Recommendations for 1977-08-01-1977-08-12

1/9: Pending Discrimination Cases (GSS) 1977-07-26-1977-08-30

1/10: Response Letters 1977-08-01-1977-08-22

1/11: Response Letters 1977-08-22-1977-08-31