This series consists of notes, sketches, and plans for Asbury's Texas Revolution Opera. The musical scores for this opera have been separated and are now housed in oversized folders.

This series is located in Box 6. Folders 50-80 contain family correspondence from 1915 to 1959, with folder 81 containing undated correspondence. No family correspondence exists for the years 1947-1951.

This series contains L. W. Kemp's Goliad Personnel Files comprised of seven loose-leaf binders filled with brief biographical sketches of the men stationed at Goliad. These files are incomplete as the binders containing M-O and S-U are missing.

1/10: Photographs (5), Eleanor Roosevelt, Images, November 8, 1942

Mrs. Roosevelt chatting with Trooper; Tech. 5th Gr. John McKinney, Med. Det., Mrs. Roosevelt, Maj. G. W. Bennett, Col. D. A. Hanes, QMC. The caption reads "Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt talking to a colored soldier during inspection of "Days Camp". (10 x 8, B/W; 162-00-42-17 8 Nov 42 Ingledew. Liverpool. England.)

Mrs. Roosevelt chatting to a colored trooper regarding conditions in England. L to R Colored troop, Mrs. Roosevelt, Col. D. A. Hanes. QMC. The caption reads "Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt, Colonel D. A. Hanes - Stanley Warehouse - Nov. 1942". (10 x 8, B/W; 162-00-42-11 8 Nov 42 Ingledew. Liverpool, England.)

The caption reads "Nov. 1942. Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt - Miss Thompson (Her secretary) Col. D. A. Hanes - Inspection tour". (8 x 6, B/W)

Completing inspection of a warehouse. L. to R. (in the jeep) Mrs. Roosevelt, Gen Davison, CG. WBS, Col. D. A. Hanes, QMC. The caption reads "Mrs. F.D. Roosevelt Driving through Stanley warehouse. Nov. 1942". (9-3/4 x 8, B/W; 162-00-42-13 8 Nov 42 Ingledew. Liverpool. England.)

The arrival of Mrs. Roosevelt at camp. L to R: Lt. G. E. Patterson, ADC., Gen. Davison, CG WBS, Mrs. Roosevelt, Col. D. A. Hanes, QMC. The caption reads "Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt - General D. Davidson - Col. D. A. Hanes. During Mrs. Roosevelt inspection tour - November 1942". (10 x 8, B/W; 162-00-42-15 8 Nov 42 Ingledew. Liverpool. England.)

1/11: Photographs (5), Colonel Dorris A. Hanes, group photos, B/W, 10 x 8 [Images are all measured in inches], December 1942.

The caption reads "Colonel D. A. Hanes - Mrs. J. Rose - Driving through Stanley Warehouse Liverpool - Dec. 1942" (riding in Jeep). (ETO-SOS-42-656)

The caption reads "Part of office of 9-14-Liverpool - Col. D. A. Hanes - Cap J. Berman - Dec. 1942". (ETO-SOS-42-671)

The caption reads "Colonel D. A. Hanes - Mr. Ashcroft - Mrs. J. Rose at open storage Liverpool known as "Blitz Park" December 1942". (ETO-SOS-42-672)

The caption reads "Col. D. A. Hanes - Mrs. J. Rose (driver) and other officers inspection tour. Stanley Warehouse-Liverpool-9-14-Dec. 1942" (riding in Jeep). (ETO-SOS-42-673)

The caption reads "Blitz Park" open storage of G-14 Liverpool. (ETO-SOS-42-640)

1/12: Photographs (3), Colonel Dorris A Hanes, outdoor group photos, B/W, 5 x 3 [Images are all measured in inches], 1942.

Men in Jeep and outside of Central Offices (2 images)

Jeep (empty) and men outside of Central Offices

1/13: Photographs (3), Col. Dorris A. Hanes, group shots of soldiers and civilians, B/W, 8 x 6 [Images are all measured in inches], 1942.

4 soldiers and 3 civilians in front of S. Laurence Hall (3 women and 4 men) Colonel Dorris A. Hanes is standing second from the right.

11 people, soldiers, and civilians in front of S. Laurence Hall, Colonel Dorris A. Hanes is standing on a step with a stick.

A large group of soldiers and civilians in front of S. Laurence Hall, males, and females. Colonel Dorris A. Hanes is on the steps.

1/14: Photographs (3), Office in the Stanley Warehouse, Liverpool, England, [Images are all measured in inches], December 23, 1942.

The caption reads "Part of office of General Depot-9-14-Liverpool-Dec. 1942". (9 3/4 x 7 1/2, B/W; ETO-SOS-42-670)

General view of office at a warehouse. Office. Confidentially Warehouse is Stanley warehouse on Dock Rd., Liverpool. (9 1/2 x 7 3/4, B/W; ETO-WBS-42-106 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

General view of office at a warehouse. Confidentially Warehouse is Stanley warehouse on Dock Rd., Liverpool. The caption reads "Office in Stanley Warehouse. Lt. Hickey and Lt. Wallace and civilian personnel". (9 1/2 x 7 3/4, B/W; ETO-WBS-42-107 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

1/15: Photographs (6), Stanley Warehouse, Liverpool, England, B/W, 9 1/2 x 7 11/16 [Images are all measured in inches], December 23, 1942.

Front image list names, information on verso reads "ETO-BS-42-96; Photographer: Ingledew; Pvt. Charles Kahler, West (not legible) West Va. Examining location booth in the warehouse. The board enables one to locate members on duty in the warehouse. Confidential Pvt Kahler is a member of the Quartermaster Corps, G-14, Stanley Warehouse, Dock Road, Liverpool, Eng."

Boggies in the key of the warehouse transporting goods to the truck. Confidentially Warehouse is Stanley warehouse on Dock Rd., Liverpool. The caption reads "Stanley Warehouse-Liverpool-Depot 9-14". (ETO-WBS-42-104 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

The photograph shows men loading a truck at a warehouse in England. Confidentially Warehouse is Stanley warehouse on Dock Rd., Liverpool. The caption reads "Lift in Stanley Warehouse-Liverpool". (ETO-WBS-42-99 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

Checking stores of sweet potatoes in a warehouse. Confidentially Pvt. N. N. Cohen and Lt. F. D. Hickey are members of G-14, Q.M.C. The warehouse is Stanley on Dock Rd., Liverpool. The caption reads "Stanley Warehouse-Liverpool General Depot". (L-R. Pvt. J.N. Cohen of New York City, Lt. F. D. Hickey of Winthrop, Mass.; ETO-WBS-42-101 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

Major Ray G. Barns of Springfield, Ill. assisting T/5 Cliff Printz of San Antonio, Texas removing a medical chest from a stack in the warehouse. Confidentially Maj Barns belongs to the G-14 medical section also T/5 Cliff Printz, at Stanley Warehouse, Dock Rd., Liverpool, England. The caption reads "Medical Department. Stanley Warehouse-Major Barnes". (ETO-WBS-42-97 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

Lt. S. M. Wallace of Cuero, Texas, & S. SGT. Harold E. West of Chicago, Ill. examine shoes in the warehouse annex. Confidentially Lt. S. M. Wallace and S. SGT. Harold E. West belong to G-14 Q.M.C. The warehouse is Stanley Warehouse on Dock Rd., Liverpool. The caption reads "Annex of Stanley Warehouse-Liverpool". (ETO-WBS-42-103 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

1/16: Photographs (3), Jeep in Stanley Warehouse, Liverpool, England, B/W, 9 1/2 x 7 11/16 [Images are all measured in inches], December 23, 1942.

L-R. Lt. S. M. Wallace of Cuero, Tex., Lt. Saul C. Siegendorf, Passaic, New Jersey, Lt. F. D. Hickey of Winthrop, Mass., Capt. J Berman of San Antonio, Tex. with a converted jeep used for traveling in the warehouse. This will fit in elevator. Confidentially Lt. Wallace, Lt. Siegendorf, Lt. Hickey, and Capt. Berman are members of G-14, Q.M.C. The warehouse is Stanley warehouse on Dock Rd. Liverpool. Caption reads "Captain Berman-Lt. Hickey. Lt. Siegendorf. Lt. Wallace-At Stanley Warehouse". (ETO-WBS-42-100 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

Lt. F.D. Hickey of Winthrop, Mass., and J.N. Cohen of New York City, with boxes of stuff stored in the warehouse. Confidentially Lt. F. D. Hickey and Pvt. J. N. Cohen are members of G-14, Q.M.C. Warehouse is Stanley warehouse on Dock Rd., Liverpool. The caption reads "Stanley Warehouse. Liverpool-Lt. Hickey Driving through on Jeep". (ETO-WBS-42-105 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

Caption reads "Stanley Warehouse-Liverpool". (Information on verso reads ETO SOS-42-657)

1/17: Photograph (1), Exterior photos of Stanley Warehouse, Liverpool, England B/W [Images are all measured in inches], December 23, 1942.

Loading barges in canal to transport goods to ships. Confidentially The warehouse is Stanley warehouse on Dock Rd., Liverpool. The caption reads "Stanley Warehouse. Liverpool-General Depot 9-14". (9 1/2 x 7 11/16, ETO-WBS-42-102 23 Dec. 1942 Photographer: Ingledew, USA SIG.C.)

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A handwritten speech by an unknown person discusses the evolving war with Germany. and the successes of the United States, England, and Russia against Germany, their common enemy in World War II.
Undated

1/4
Business memos to Dorris A. Hanes, 1942

1/5
Functions and duties of officers of General Depot G-14, January 6, 1943

1/6
Colonel Dorris A. Hanes reassignment papers, January 6, 1943

1/7
Stock records audit, January 16, 1943

1/8
Colonel Dorris A. Hanes certificate of non-debt to the U. S., July 1, 1943

1/2
Dorris A. Hanes - Quartermaster Journal/Diary, July 15, 1942 - December 18, 1943

1/3
Dorris A. Hanes - Quartermaster Journal/Diary, July 15, 1942 - December 18, 1943

1/1
Personal Correspondence to Dorris A. Hanes, 1942-1943

11/1
STAR TREK Official Electronic "Talking" Tribble; 25th Silver Anniversary edition, "Hug me, I purr—squeeze me, I squeal!"; manufactured by JAM-G LTD for Starstruck, Toys, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/2
STAR TREK Exploration set; unassembled hobby kit; includes phaser, tricorder and communicator; by AMT Corp., Collectables/Memorabilia

11/3
STAR TREK ceramic mug; Enterprise Crew No. P7533, mug images: "BEAM US DOWN SCOTTY" and Enterprise crew, in original box, by Presents, Glass/Mugs

11/4
STAR TREK: Judgment Rites CD-ROM; computer game, Limited CD-ROM Collector's Ed. No. 51330 of 75000, by Interplay, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/5
McDonald's Jurassic Park collectable cup; plastic, images: Brachiosaur, Glass/Mugs, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/6
Slurpee STAR TREK 25th Anniversary collectable cup; three (3), plastic, images: STAR TREK, Enterprise crew, close-ups on Capt. Kirk, Dr. Spock, Glass/Mugs, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/7
Slurpee STAR TREK 25th Anniversary collectable cup; four (4), plastic, images: STAR TREK, various characters, Glass/Mugs, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/8
Taco Bell Godzilla: The Movie collectable cup; plastic, images: "GODZILLA PUTS HIS FOOT DOWN", Glass/Mugs, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/9
Taco Bell Star Wars: Episode I collectable cup; plastic, images: Anakin Skywalker in pod racer, "Defeat the Dark Side and Win" game, Glass/Mugs, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/10
Taco Bell Star Wars: Episode I collectable cup; plastic, images: Jar Jar Binks, Qui-Gon Jinn, Padme in Tatooine; "Defeat the Dark Side and Win" game, Glass/Mugs, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/11
McDonald's Jurassic Park collectable cup; plastic, images: Stegosaur, Glass/Mugs, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/12
McDonald's Jurassic Park collectable cup; plastic, images: Dilophosaur, Glass/Mugs, Collectables/Memorabilia

11/13
STAR TREK Sky
Box Master Series trading cards; boxed set, 33 of 36 original packs enclosed, 6 cards per pack, 90 cards per complete set, Trading Cards

This series contains typed transcripts of the handwritten manuscripts held in Series 1, 2, and 4. The transcripts were probably made by repository staff, but the date of composition is unknown.

This series includes newspaper clippings, including three items thought to be from circa 1906 concerning the Alamo, its survivors, and its history, and a copy of Edward Everett's obituary. Miscellaneous documents include a copy of a House Bill for financial relief due to Everett's disability incurred while serving in the U.S. Army during the Mexican War, and other miscellaneous printed pieces referring to him.

This series contains nine lithographed engravings for illustrations of a U.S. Secretary of the Treasury report on Army operations in Texas and Mexico. All the illustrations are drawn by Edward Everett, and engraved by C. B Graham Lithographers of Washington, D.C. All nine engraving in the papers have been hand-tinted with watercolors, with two versions each of two of the illustrations, probably representing different times of day. The engravings are almost all annotated by hand in ink or pencil, or both, and are listed in order as they appear in the published report of 1850. Also included are three maps of the South Texas and San Antonio area as well as portions of Mexico, and three leaves of plans, two for the same illustration drawn by Everett for the report showing the Alamo mission buildings in 1846 before renovation, and one of the San Antonio de Bexar area drawn by Everett some time later from memory.

This series consists of three groups of journal entries, and a memoir handwritten in ink. All are written on loose sheets of white notepaper or stationary which had been machine ruled in blue, except for one sheet of pale blue, unruled paper with a yellowed, rough left margin, which may have been torn from a notebook, but more likely was the remaining half of a larger sheet of paper.

Nearly all the pages bear some lightly penciled annotations, corrections and additions, undoubtedly in Everett's handwritting, and all but the memoir, with one page labeled a copy of 1899, had been folded to approximately 20 x 9 cm., then labeled as if for filing. Unclear in all cases which sets of entries are original or fair hand copies, though it appears that Everett may have been preparing all the entries for publication, probably in a personal memoir.

Journal entries are devoted to Everett's experiences in Texas during the Mexican War (1846-1848) and are dated from shortly after Edward Everett was wounded in the knee (11 Sept. 1846) and confined to the military hospital to 4 April 1847. The memoir extends the record to encompass the rest of 1848, and extend the chronology of Everett's life to well past the Civil War, though the latter events are only touched on briefly.

Everett's narrative of his experiences give a great deal of detail and insight concerning life on the Texas frontier near the Mexican border, as well as the hardships encountered by American soldiers and both American and Mexican civilians during the Mexican War (1846-1848).

This series contains three group of letters, with the first group containing sixteen letters written in the period June 12, 1846 - May 16, 1847, by Edward Everett in San Antonio de Bexar during his service in the Mexican War, to his brother, Samuel W. Everett in Quincy, Ill. A few letters, also from this period, sent to Everett by Captain J. H. Ralston, Colonel R. Jones, Captain James D. Morgan, and Colonel William Weatherford pertain to Everett's disability and eventual discharge from the Army.

The second group has three letters from the period after the Mexican War. The first letter, no more than a note, dated 1852, is from W. H. Bissell concerning a piece of legislation. The other two letters are from 1863, and both discuss the Civil War. One is addressed from Fort Jackson, probably in Louisiana, dated 13 April 1863, opening with "My Dear Father," and closing with "your son Taylar Clark." This writer mentions the Civil War in general terms, and the spelling and grammar are both very poor. The other letter, with much more educated spelling and grammatical style, is addressed "Camp near Warrenton, Va.," dated 6 Sept. 1863, opens with "Dear Parents," and closes "From your affect. son, Henry." This letter discusses army camp life in some detail, including the responsibilities of training U.S. Army Conscripts, various incidents occurring during patrol duty, and an attack that had just been mounted by "Mosebys Gang " at New Baltimore.