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MUM00057
Finding-Aid for the Roane Fleming Byrnes Collection (MUM00057)
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PURL:
http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00057/
Creator:
Byrnes, Roane Fleming
Title:
Roane Fleming Byrnes Collection.
Inclusive Dates:
1854-1937
Materials in:
English
Abstract:
Collection consists of correspondence, magazines, and other ephemera related to the life of Roane Fleming Byrnes created from 1854-1937.
Quantity:
46 boxes.
Number:
MUM00057
Location:
A-12 (39 boxes) & G-13 (7 oversized boxes).
Repository :
The University of Mississippi
J.D. Williams Library
Department of Archives and Special Collections
P.O. Box 1848, University, MS 38677-1848, USA
Phone: 662.915.7408
Fax: 662.915.5734
E-Mail: archive@olemiss.edu
URL: https://www.olemiss.edu/depts/general_library/archives/
J.D. Williams Library
Department of Archives and Special Collections
P.O. Box 1848, University, MS 38677-1848, USA
Phone: 662.915.7408
Fax: 662.915.5734
E-Mail: archive@olemiss.edu
URL: https://www.olemiss.edu/depts/general_library/archives/
Cite as:
Roane Fleming Byrnes Collection (MUM00057). The Department of Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi.
Roane Fleming and Charles Ferriday Byrnes were members of Natchez families, prominent in local business and civic affairs. Roane, born in 1890, was the daughter of James Stockman Fleming (1856-1932), a banker, and Anna Metcalfe Fleming (1861-1936), a school teacher.1 James and Anna Fleming also had a son, James Jr. (1892-1960). James, a Natchez attorney, attended the University of Virginia School of Law and had served in the U. S. military in World War I. In 1917 Roane Fleming married Ferriday Byrnes, and they moved into the Metcalf e home, Ravenna, a well--known Natchez house built in the 1830s. Ferriday, who was also born in Natchez in 1890, was a graduate of the University of Mississippi School of Law and a practicing attorney in Natchez. Roane and Ferriday had no children. Ferriday died in 1956 and Roane died in 1970.
As a girl, Roane Fleming attended Stanton College in Natchez. An aspiring writer, Roane primarily wrote children's stories, two of which were published in St. Nicholas (1928) Child Life (1930). Roane was a charter member of the Natchez Garden Club and participated in the city's first Pilgrimage. She also ran a 1600-acre plantation which she inherited from her father in Beverley, Mississippi; and in 1948 the tenants at Beverley began an annual appreciation day for her. Roane was also concerned about the state of race relations in Natchez. The collection contains a significant number of essays and speeches written by Roane on the topic of racial harmony. She also contributed to the rebuilding of several African--American churches burned by white extremists in Mississippi during the turbulence of the 1960s. Roane Fleming Byrnes is most well--known for efforts towards establishing the Natchez Trace Parkway. She worked diligently as president of the Natchez Trace Association for over twenty--five years and her work with the N. T. A. earned her the title "Queen of the Parkway."
Collection consists of correspondence, magazines, and other ephemera related to the life of Roane Fleming Byrnes created from 1854-1937.
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Open.
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Box 1
Folder No.:
1. Anna Metcalfe Notebook with poems and clippings, 1879.
2. Anna Metcalfe Plantation and Farm Book with clippings and essays, 1878.
3. Gardening Journal, 1867-1870.
4. Invitation to Andrew Jackson Inaugural Ball, January 13, 1840.
5. Anna Metcalfe journal pages, 1878.
6. Anna Metcalfe school records, 1875-1877, 1888.
7. Poems by Anna Metcalfe, 1877.
8. Various mementoes kept by Anna Metcalfe, including dried flowers, lock of hair and drawing, 1870s-1880s.
9. Clipping on the wedding of Anna Metcalfe and James S. Fleming, 1866.
10. Receipt for jail fees in the amount of $11.08 of runaway slave, Rachael, paid by O. Metcalfe, 1854.
Box 2
Folder No.:
1. 17 ALS from E. S. C. to Anna Metcalfe, 1872-1885.
2. 5 ALS from Margaret to Anna Metcalfe, 1879-1881.
3. 6 ALS from Margaret to Anna Metcalfe, 1886 & n. d.
4. 3 ALS from Gerard Brandon to Anna Metcalfe, 1878.
5. 2 ALS from F. W. Buckingham to Anna Metcalfe, 1886 & n. d.
6. 3 ALS from Thomas Cummins to Anna Metcalfe, 1883-1886.
7. 9 ALS from Annie M. Dawson to Anna Metcalfe, 1884-1886.
8. 5 ALS from John R. Ficklen to Anna Metcalfe, 1880-1881.
9. 6 ALS from William H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, 1879-1882.
1 ALS from William H. Fitzhugh to Mr. Lawrence, 1882.
10. 12 ALS from William H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, 1884.
11. 10 ALS from William H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, 1885.
12. 8 ALS from William H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, 1886.
13. 19 ALS from William H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, n. d.
14. 3 ALS from E. D. Furniss to Anna Metcalfe, 1884-1886.
15. 2 ALS from Lulie Hamilton to Anna Metcalfe, 1885 & n. d.
Box 3
Folder No.:
1. 3 ALS from Patrick Henry to Anna Metcalfe, 1885.
2. 10 ALS from George D. Lawrence to Anna Metcalfe, 1882-1886.
3. 3 ALS from William C. Martin to Anna Metcalfe, 1878-1879.
4. 1 ALS from Bessie McHenry to Anna Metcalfe, 1874.
5 ALS from John McHenry to Anna Metcalfe, 1883-1886.
5. 2 ALS from Bro. Wm. to Anna Metcalfe, 1874 & 1876.
4 ALS from James B. Metcalfe to Anna Metcalfe, 1875, 1877 & 1918.
1 ALS from J. Vernon Metcalfe to Anna Metcalfe, 1918.
1 TL from James B. Metcalfe to George Shryer, 1921 & essay on "Historic Natchez" written by Anna Metcalfe Fleming.
6. 10 ALS from Emma Carradine Stuart to Anna Metcalfe Fleming, 1916.
1 ALS from Roane Fleming to Anna Metcalfe Fleming, 1916.
7. 1 ALS from Zuleika Metcalfe to Anna Metcalfe, 10 August 18[4]0.
8. 1 ALS from Jennie to Anna Metcalfe, 11 March 1874.
9. 1 ALS from H. L. M. to Anna Metcalfe, 8 April 1876.
1 ALS from Jennie to Anna Metcalfe, 17 August 18[76].
1 ALS from Sallie M. Lyons to Anna Metcalfe, 10 November [1876].
1 ALS from Maude to Anna Metcalfe, 1 October 1878.
10. 1 ALS from M. B. Kiger to Anna Metcalfe, 20 March 1881.
11. 1 ALS from A. G. Brown to Anna Metcalfe, 11 November 1883.
12. 1 ALS from Alice to Anna Metcalfe, 16 February 1884.
1 ALS from John C. Raymond to Anna Metcalfe, 13 August 1884.
1 AL from [John C. Raymond] to [Anna Metcalfe], 2 July.
13. 1 ALS from [Sidndy] to Anna Metcalfe, 31 July 1885.
1 ALS from Lulie to Anna Metcalfe, 10 September 1885.
1 ALS from [C. H. M.] t] Anna Metcalfe, 27 October 1885.
14. 1 ALS from Georgie B. Whitcomb to Anna Metcalfe, 27 October 1886.
1 ALS from A. [Fox] to James S. Fleming, 25 October 1886.
1 ALS from [George] to Anna Metcalfe, 25 October 1886.
1 ALS from Jno. A. Dicks to Anna Metcalfe, [1886].
1 ALS from Sallie Hamilton to Ana Metcalfe, 26 October 1886.
1 ALS from D. C. Mellen to James S. Fleming, 25 October 1886.
1 ALS from Carrie Poole to Anna Metcalfe, 27 October 1886.
1 ALS from Bolton Smith to Anna Metcalfe, 16 October 1886.
1 ALS from Fay Means to Anna Metcalfe, 28 September 1886.
1 ALS from M. B. Conner to Anna Metcalfe, 27 October [1886].
1 ALS from [John H.] to Anna Metcalfe, 17 October 1886.
1 ALS from [Anne] Marie Minor to Anna Metcalfe, 17 October 1886.
1 ALS from Madame G. Grunder to Anna Metcalfe, 25 September 1886.
1 ALS from Geraldine Boyer to James S. Fleming, 27 October 1886.
1 ALS from Bippie Mandibill to Anna Metcalfe, 24 October [1886].
15. 1 ALS from [Ruth Davis] to Anna Metcalfe Fleming, 1 October 1888.
16. 1 ALS from E. C. Carolan, St. Louis Health Department, to Mrs. J. S. Fleming (A. M.), 22 October 1897.
17. 1 ALS from John Henry Metcalfe to J. B. Metcalfe, 5 July 1906.
1 ALS from Annie I. Foules to Anna Metcalfe, 11 January 1910.
1 ALS from Louise M. to Anna Metcalfe, 23 September 1912.
1 ALS from Rousseau to Anna Metcalfe, 1 December 1915.
1 ALS from Minnie Ker Ringgold to Anna Metcalfe, 10 March 1936.
1 TL from Steve Power to Anna Metcalfe, 23 October 1937.
18. 1 ALS from Charles Jones to "Dear One," n. d.
1 ALS from Bro. George to "Sis," 4 July.
1 ALS from K. S. [Minor] to Anna Metcalfe, n. d.
1 ALS from Ruth to Anna Metcalfe, 9 November.
1 ALS from Rose to Anna Metcalfe, n. d.
1 ALS from Sallie to C. B., n. d.
1 ALS from [Mary] R. Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, n. d.
19. 1 Postcard to Mr. W. H. Fitzhugh from M. M. D., 14 September 1883.
1 ALS from J. R. F. to "My Dear Boy," 24 May 1884.
1 ALS from J. R. F. to "My Dear Boy," 15 March 1885.
1 ALS from [Gunny] to Bush, 7 July 1913.
1 ALS from Willie to Jimmie, 24 July 1913.
1 ALS from Floyd Farrar to Emma, 22 November 1916.
1 ALS from W. H. F. to Mrs. Compton, 11 August.
1 ALS from Richardson to Mrs. Compton, 31 August 1883.
Box 4
Folder No.:
1. 9 ALS from Carter H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, January - May 1880.
2. 6 ALS from Carter H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, July - December 1880.
3. 6 ALS from Carter H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metalfe, January - March 1881.
4. 5 ALS from Carter H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, March - August, 1881.
5. 7 ALS from Carter H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, 1883-1884.
6. 8 ALS from Carter H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, 1885.
7. 4 ALS from Carter H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, 1886.
8. 14 ALS from Carter H. Fitzhugh to Anna Metcalfe, n. d.
Box 5
Folder No.:
1. 6 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, 1881.
2. 9 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, January - February 1882.
3. 5 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, March 1882.
4. 4 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, April 1882.
5. 1 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, 4 May 1882.
6. 1 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, 20 January 1884.
1 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, 12 August 1884.
7. 8 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, 1885.
8. 10 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe, 1886.
9. 3 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe Fleming, 1888.
10. 10 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe Fleming, September 1897.
2 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to James Fleming, Jr., 1897.
1 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to "My darling child," 1897.
1 ALS from R. T. Lawrence to Anna Metcalfe Fleming, 19 September, 1897.
11. 5 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe Fleming, October 1897.
12. 5 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Anna Metcalfe Fleming, n. d.
13. 1 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Roane Fleming, 10 September 1897.
1 ALS from James Stockman Fleming to Roane Fleming, 9 October 1897.
14. 1 ALS from E. S. C. to Zulie, 6 September 1897.
1 ALS from W. L. Williams to James Stockman Fleming, 1932.
1 ALS from A. L. Johnson to James Stockman Fleming, n. d.
Box 6
Folder No.:
1. 3 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James Stockman Fleming, 1909.
2. 5 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr., to Sally, 1909.
3. 4 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to Sally, 1910.
4. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, February, March & October, 1910.
5. 7 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, November - December, 1910.
6. 8 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, January - February, 1911.
7. 4 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, March 1911.
8. 4 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming,
April 1911.
9. 5 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, May 1911.
10. 8 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, September - October 1911.
11. 1 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to Sally, 17 November 1911.
9 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, November - December 1911.
Box 7
Folder No.:
1. 5 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, January 1912.
2. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, February - April 1912.
3. 4 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, May 1912.
4. 7 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, September - October 1912.
5. 5 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, November 1912.
6. 4 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, December 1912.
7. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr., to James and Anna Fleming, September 1913.
8. 7 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, October 1913.
9. 5 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr., to James and Anna Fleming, November 1913.
10. 1 ALS from Jim to Mrs. G. M. Lawrence, 5 November 1913.
11. 1 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr., to Roane Fleming, 16 September 1913.
1 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr., to Roane Fleming, 8 November 1913.
12. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, December 1913.
13. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, January 1914.
14. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, February 1914.
15. 10 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, March 1914.
16. 3 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to Anna Fleming, April 1914.
17. 1 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to Roane Fleming, 18 February 1914.
18. 2 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, May - June 1914.
Box 8
Folder No.:
1. 2 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, January 1917.
2. 7 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, August - September 1917.
3. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, October 1917.
4. 5 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, November - December, 1917.
5. 2 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to "Dear Brother and Sister," 1917.
6. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, January - February 1918.
7. 4 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, April -May 1918.
8. 7 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, June - July 1918.
9. 5 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, August, 1918.
10. 3 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, September 1918.
11. 4 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, October 1918.
12. 6 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, November 1918.
13. 3 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, December 1918.
14. 2 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1918.
15. 7 ALS from James S. Fleming, Jr. to James and Anna Fleming, 1919.
16. James S. Fleming, Jr. School Records from the Natchez Institute, 1904-1905; 1905-1906; 1906-1907; 1910-1911; 1912.
James S. Fleming, Jr. Certificate of Promotion from 10th to 11th grade, Natchez Institute, 1907-1908.
Robert Thomas Barton, Jr., ed. History of the Class of 1914, University of Virginia. Roanoke, Va: Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company, 1914.
Box 9
Folder No.:
1. 3 ALS from Charles Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1907.
2. 3 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, June - July 1911.
3. 4 ALS from Ferriday Brynes to Roane Fleming, September 1911.
4. 3 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 - 11 October 1911.
5. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 15-29 October 1911.
6. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 11-16 November 1911.
7. 2 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 23-26 November 1911.
8. 8 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, December 1911.
9. 6 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 2 - 15 January 1912.
10. 7 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 19-29 January 1912.
11. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 2 - 11 February 1912.
12. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 13 - 26 February 1912.
13. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 - 15 March 1912.
14. 5 ALS from Ferriday Brynes to Roane Fleming, 21- 30 March 1912.
Box 10
Folder No.:
1. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 3 - 15 April 1912.
2. 6 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 19 - 28 April 1912.
3. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 - 10 May 1912.
4. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 12 - 25 May 1912.
5. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, September 1912.
6. 3 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 - 4 October 1912.
7. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 9 - 15 October 1912.
8. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 16 - 22 October 1912.
9. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 27 - 31 October 1912.
10. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 2 - 11 November 1912.
11. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 15 - 24 November 1912.
12. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, December 1912.
Box 11
Folder No.:
1. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 - 14 January 1913.
2. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 16 - 21 January 1913.
3. 7 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 23 - 30 January 1913.
4. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 - 5 February 1913.
5. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 5 - 9 February 1913.
6. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 12 - 19 February 1913.
7. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 21 - 28 February 1913.
8. 3 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 2 - 8 March 1913.
9. 3 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 9 - 20 March 1913.
10. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 21 - 27 March 1913.
11. 3 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 28 - 30 March 1913.
Box 12
Folder No.:
1. 5 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 - 14 April 1913.
2. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 5 - 8 April 1913.
3. 6 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 9 - 14 April 1913.
4. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 16 -19 April 1913.
5. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 21 - 24 April 1913.
6. 3 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 26 - 29 April 1913.
7. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 - 4 May 1913.
8. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 6 - 8 May 1913.
9. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 10 - 14 May 1913.
10. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 15 - 20 May 1913.
11. 4 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 22 - 26 May 1913.
12. 3 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 28 - 30 May 1913.
13. Charles Ferriday Byrnes' Graduation Invitation, University of Mississippi, 1913.
14. 1 ALS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, 1 June 1913.
15. 2 ACS from Ferriday Byrnes to Roane Fleming, n. d.
16. 1 ALS from Ayres to Ferriday Byrnes, 22 August 1915.
1 Postcard from Ferriday Byrnes to James Stockman Fleming, Jr., 22 June 1917.
Box 13
Folder No.:
1. 3 ALS from Polly G. to Roane Fleming, 1901.
2. 2 ALS from Emeline to Roane Fleming, 1905.
3. 4 ALS from Mary B. to Roane Fleming, 1905.
4. 3 ALS from Anne B. Chamberlain to Roane Fleming, 1905.
5. 2 ALS from Bazile to Roane Fleming, 1906.
6. 2 ALS from Bob to Roane Fleming, 1906.
7. 3 ALS from E. Sydney Randolph to Roane Fleming, 1906.
8. 3 ALS from Richardson to Roane Fleming, 1906-1907.
9. 3 ALS from Frank Jenkins to Roane Fleming, 1906 & 1908.
10. 2 ALS from Roane Fleming to Ferriday Byrnes, 1913.
11. 1 Postcard from Roane Fleming Byrnes to James S. Fleming, Jr., 22 June 1917.
1 ALS from Roane Fleming Byrnes to James S. Fleming, Jr., 4 July 1917.
12. 1 ALS from James F. Metcalfe to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 21 December 1937.
13. 2 ALS from Burke/Barton to Roane Fleming, 1913.
14. 5 ALS from Roane Fleming to James and Anna Fleming, 1908-1910.
15. 6 ALS from Roane Fleming to James and Anna Fleming, 1911-1912.
2 Postcards from Roane Fleming to James and Anna Fleming, 1912.
16. 5 ALS from Roane Fleming to James and Anna Fleming, 1915.
17. 20 ALS from Roane Fleming to James and Anna Fleming, 1916.
18. 11 ALS from Roane Fleming Byrnes to James and Anna Fleming, 1917-1918.
19. 9 ALS from Roane Fleming to James and Anna Fleming, n. d.
20. 1 ALS from Virginia to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 30 June 1942.
1 ALS from Jimmy to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 29 December 1941.
1 ALS from Herschel to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 3 June 1940.
1 ALS from Janie W. Kethley to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 21 December 1947.
1 ALS from Cammie Wenk to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 23 June 1949.
21. 1 ALS from Bettie to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 23 November 1955.
1 ALS from Alfred C. Glassell to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 3 February 1956.
1 ALS from Elizabeth Prichard to Ferriday and Roane Byrnes, 6 April 1951.
1 ALS from Harriette G. Hart to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 25 July 1956.
1 ALS from Viola A. Metcalfe to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 8 March 1950.
1 ALS from William L. Hudson to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 16 September 1959.
1 ALS from Manette Loomis to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 22 April 1958.
1 ALS from Charlotte to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 5 May 1958.
22. 1 ALS from Charlotte to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 12 August 1960.
1 ALS from Edgar A. Poe to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 19 December 1967.
1 ALS from Edgar A. Poe to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 26 June 1961.
1 ALS from Lou to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 31 July 1969.
1 ALS from Maude Gorschbath to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 30 October 1961.
1 ALS from Hattie Mesick to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 6 September 1969.
1 ALS from Lou to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 27 September 1969.
1 ALS from John H. Dunn to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 13 November 1968.
1 ALS from James Vernon Metcalfe to members of the Pioneer Association of the State of Washington, 10 October 1969 and 2 ALS from Roane Fleming Byrnes to Joshua Green, n.d.
1 ALS from Vernon Metcalfe to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 27 December 1969.
1 ALS from Vernon Metcalfe to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1 November 1969; Program Celebrating Mr. Joshua Green's 100th Birthday [1969]; and 1 ALS from Joshua Green to J. Vernon Metcalfe, 27 October 1969.
1 Vernon Metcalfe to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 11 August 1970.
23. 1 ALS from Stuart to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 4 January 1970.
24. 1 ALS from Edith to Roane Fleming, 24 November 1901.
1 ALS from Dod G. Gibson to Roane Fleming, 13 December 1905.
1 ALS from [Hardene] to "[My Dear Sillerm]," 15 October 1905.
1 ALS from Harriet to Roane Fleming, 29 October 1905.
1 ALS from Gabel F. Barron to Roane Fleming, 13 January 1906.
1 ALS from [Mammar] to Roane Fleming, 9 September 1906.
1 ALS from [Taboda] to Roane Fleming, 5 January 1908.
1 ALS from Roane Fleming to Vernon, 23 June 1899.
25. 1 Postcard from I. Kirskey to Roane Fleming, 15 May 1913.
1 ALS from Andrew Fleming to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 27 October 1925.
1 ALS from Andrew Fleming to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 8 November 1925.
1 ALS from Willia to Roane Fleming, 14 October 1913.
1 ALS from Margaret D. Dicks to Roane Fleming, 7 May 1928.
26. 1 Postcard from Aunt Louise to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 12 July 1935.
1 ALS from F. Edna Farnham to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 22 January 1932.
1 ALS from Cora Bulten to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 17 January 1932.
1 ALS from Ruth Audley to Roane Fleming Byrnes, [1932].
1 ALS from W. L. Williams to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1 March 1932.
1 Postcard from Tom to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 13 November 1937.
1 ALS from Miss [Moony] to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1933.
27. 1 ALS from Billy Adams to "Dear Sweet Auntie," n. d.
1 ALS from Parker Snow to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
1 ALS from Elizabeth to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
1 ALS from Theresa J. Davis to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
1 ALS from Lulie L. Dunbar to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
1 ALS from Alberta James Pardee to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
1 Postcard from Claire Marx to Ferriday and Roane Byrnes, n. d.
1 ALS from Kate Milligan to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
1 ALS from Louis to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 18 January.
1 ALS from "Your Grateful Barengaria, Court of King Richard the Lion Hearted, England" to Roane Fleming, n. d.
1 ALS from Rosa [Wilster] to Roane Fleming, 21 August.
1 ALS from Zuleia Lawrence to Roane Fleming, 21 August.
Box 14
Folder No.
1. "Antiques," 1929, 7 pp.
2. "Armadale Hall," n. d., chps. 1 - 13
3. "As of Old," n. d.
4. "The Boy Who Wouldn't Give Up," n. d., 11 pp.
5. "The Cactus Flower, A True Story," n. d., 4 pp.
6. "The Countess of the Steerage," 1915 (screenplay)
7. "The Coward," 1929, 13 pp. (2 copies)
8. "The Croquette," n. d., 16 pp.
9. "The Curse of Ravenswood," 1920, chaps. 1 - 10
10. "The Curse of Ravenswood," 1920, chaps. 11 - 17
11. "The Derelict," 1915 (screenplay)
12. "The Devil's Bargain," n. d., 32 pp.
13. "The Devil's Bargain," n. d., 42 pp.
14. "The Devil's Bargain," 1930, 42 pp.
15. "Diary of Natchez," n. d., 2 pp.
16. "The Enchanted Garden, " n. d., 1 p.
17. "The Enchanted Garden," n. d., 12 pp.
18. "The Flag Unconquered," 1918, 31 pp.; 1 TLS from Editor, Harper's Magazine to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 15 June 1918.
19. "Foolish Freddie," 1926, 6 pp.; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, [1926].
20. "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow," n. d. (screenplay); and rejection slip from Biograph Company, New York, n. d.
21. "Four Men," 1920, 32 pp.; 1 TL from Street & Smith Corporation, New York, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
Box 15
22. "The Garden That Ran Away," n. d., 8 pp.
23. "Greedy and Good," n. d., 4 pp.
24. "The Hermit's Cave," n. d., 9 pp.
25. "Historic Natchez: Where the Old South Still Lingers," n. d., 12 pp.
26. "Historic Natchez: Where the Old South Still Lingers," n. d., 12 pp. and list of illustrations.
27. "The Hotel at Dead Man's Bend," n. d., 17 pp.
28. "The Hotel at Dead Man's Bend, " n. d., 7 pp.
29. "In the Dark," n. d., 19 pp. (2 copies); 1 TL from Street & Smith Corporation, New York to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
30. "Discussion of a Short Story, Keep Your Head Above Water," 1928 by Margaret Lewis.
31. "Little Anne What Beats the Band," n. d., 15 pp.
32. "The Little Forest," n. d., 20 pp.; 2 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 8 February 1933 & 10 August 1933.
33. "The Little Girl in the Red Toque," n. d., 28 pp.; 1 TL from Street & Smith Corporation, New York, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
34. "The Little Prince of the Golden City," 1926, 16 pp; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson , Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 4 November 1926.
35. "The Little Tree," n. d., 4 pp.
36. "The Lost Jewel of Gayosa," [1931], 8 pp. (2 copies)
37. "Moon Beam," n. d., 4 pp.
38. "Natchez, City of Romance," n. d.
39. "Obadiah's Disappearance," 1926, 3 pp.; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 26 August 1926.
40. "Old Ark A-Movin'," 1928, 7 pp. (2 copies); 1 TLS from Marjorie Barrows, Associate Editor Child Life to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 4 January 1928.
41. "Paw Joe," 1929, 3 pp.
42. "Peeps, the Bold," n. d., 12 pp.
43. "Punch and the Tiger-Lion," n. d., 4 pp; and 1 TL from S. E. Cassino Company, Publishers, Salem, Massachusetts to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
44. "Proud Chickadee," 1927, 5 pp.; and 1 TLS from Bertha M. Hamilton, Managing Editor, Junior Home Magazine, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 14 April 1927.
45. "The Secret of the Wild Cherry Tree," 1927, 13 pp.; and 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York, 4 February 1927.
46. "The Secret of the Wild Cherry Tree," 1928, 10 pp.; 1 TLS from Marjorie Barrows, Associate Editor Child Life, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 29 June 1928.
47. "The Serenade (synopsis)," n. d., 7 pp. (2 copies)
48. "The Shocking Tragedy at Glenbury," n. d., 5 pp.
49. "The Story of the Mean Old Man," n. d., 5 pp.
50. "The Story of the Mean Old Man," 1926, 4 pp.; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 5 June 1926.
51. "Swamp Island," n. d., chps. 1 & 2.
Box 16
52. "Tar Baby," 1926, 10 pp.; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York to Roane Fleming Byrnes, [1926].
53. "Tar Baby," 1926, 11 pp.; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 22 September 1926.
54. "The Temple of the Sun," 1913, 7 pp. (synopsis of screenplay).
55. "The Terrible Tramp," 1926, 6 pp.; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 19 May 1926.
56. "Tonio," 1927, 10 pp.; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 29 June 1927.
57. "Toys of Fate," 1929, 20 pp.; 1 TL from MacFadden Publications, Inc., to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 5 October 1929 and pamphlet entitled "Facts You Should Know about True Story and Its Sister Magazines."
58. "Toys of Fate," n. d. (handwritten manuscript)
59. "The Trace of the Green Bonnet," n. d., chps. 1 - 8.
60. "The Treasure of the Little Forest," n. d., 8 pp. (outline)
61. "The Treasure of the Little Forest," n. d., 66 pp.
62. "The Treasure of the Little Forest," n. d., 38 pp.
63. "The Treasure of the Little Forest," n. d., chps. 1 - 8.
64. "The Treasure of the Little Forest, " n. d., chps 3 - 5.
65. "The Treasure of the Little Forest," n. d., chp. 4.
66. "The Treasure of the Little Forest, " n. d., chps. 7 - 9.
67. "The Trees," n d., 20 pp.
68. "Vanished," 1920, 16 pp.; 1 TL from Street & Smith Corporation to Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
69. "The Woman in the Road," 1921, 10 pp.; 1 rejection slip from the editors of The Black Mask, A Magazine of Mystery, Romance and Adventure.
Box 17
1. Outline of an Untitled Book, n. d., 6 pp.; 1 TLS from Mabel Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, Columbia University, New York, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 24 March 1927.
2. Synopsis of "A Modern Don Quixote," n.d., 2 pp.
3. Miscellaneous Handwritten Manuscripts
4. Folder containing 4 juvenile stories: "Tarbaby," "Proud Chickadee," "The Story of the Mean Old Man," & "Old Ark A- Movin."
5. Miscellaneous Manuscripts and Notes.
6. Miscellaneous Manuscripts and Notes.
7. Miscellaneous Manuscripts and Notes.
8. Miscellaneous Manuscripts.
9. "The Rose," poem by Roane Adams, 1928.
10. Child Life, July 1930 - contains short story by Roane Fleming Byrnes, "The Secret of the Wild Cherry Tree" (1 of 2)
11. 2nd copy of Child Life.
12. St. Nicholas, April 1928 - contains short story by Roane Fleming Byrnes, "Keep Your Head Above Water"
13. Columbia University Home Study Course Listing, 1925-1926
4 Invitations to activities of The Writers Club of Columbia University
Certificate of course completion, 20 June 1927.
Correspondence with Mabel L. Robinson, Instructor Home Study English Department, 1926 - 1927
14. 1 TLS from Evelyn O' Connor, Assistant Editor, Boy's Life to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 10 September 1927.
15. 2 TLS from Marjorie Barrows, Associate Editor Child Life to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1927 & 1930.
16. 3 TLS from George F. Thomson, The Century Company, New York, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1927-1928.
17. 1 TLS from Blanche Gregory, Authors' Representative to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 5 April 1937.
18. 13 TLS from Harper & Brothers, Publishers to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1937 - 1938.
19. 1 TLS from Katherine King, Secretary, The MacMillan Company to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 12 September 1936.
20. 1 TLS from Whitney Darrow, Charles Scribners' Sons to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 22 October 1937.
21. 2 TLS from John Shuttleworth, Editor True Detective Mysteries to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 15 & 18 August 1932 and guidelines for submitting stories to True Detective.
22. Autograph note signed on cardboard, n. d.
23. Miscellaenous correspondence regarding manuscripts.
24. List of Film Producing Companies, n. d..
Box 18
Folder No.:
1. Miscellaenous material relating to the Metcalfe-Fleming-Byrnes family genealogy.
2. Miscellaneous material relating to the Metcalfe-Fleming-Byrnes family genealogy.
3. Correspondence from Natchez Protestant Home and American Red Cross regarding Roane Fleming Byrnes' charitable activities, 1954 & 1958.
4. Application to the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, n. d.
Certificate of membership for Roane Fleming Byrnes to the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1961.
5. Program of the 72nd annual Convention of the Mississippi Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1968.
3 applications for membership to the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Mississippi Division, for Roane Fleming Byrnes (1) and Zuleika Metcalfe Lawrence (2), 1958.
6. Application for membership to the Order of the First Families of Mississippi, 1699-1817 for Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
Roster of the Order of the First Families of Mississippi, 15 September 1968.
1 TLS from Clare Wright Forrest, Order of the First Families of Mississippi, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 28 May 1970.
7. Constitution of the National Society and By-Laws of the Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1927.
56th Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1946-1947.
57th Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1947-1948,
Directory 1947-1948 of the National Society of The Colonial Dames of America.
59th Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1949-1950.
Register of the National Society of Colonial Dames of America in the State of Mississippi, 1945.
By-Laws of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, State of Mississippi, n. d.
Application for membership of Roane Fleming Byrnes to the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1939.
Report for 1968 of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, State of Mississippi.
List of Office and Board of Managers of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, State of Mississippi, 1952- 1953.
Certificate of membership for Roane Fleming Byrnes to the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1939.
Invitation to annual meeting of Colonial Dames of America, State of Mississippi, 1969.
Minutes of meetings, 8 April 1965 and 10 August 1965, Colonial Dames of America, State of Mississippi.
Preliminary Application and sample application for Membership to the Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America for Roane Fleming Byrnes, n. d.
Application for Membership to the Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America for Roane Fleming Byrnes, 25 September 1944; membership card and notarized certificate of Fleming family genealogy.
Miscellaneous correspondence from the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America.
8. Correspondence regarding Roane Fleming Byrnes' nomination for the First Federal "Missy" Award, 1961 - 1969.
9. Miscellaneous Material regarding Roane Fleming Byrnes' nomination for the First Federal "Missy" Award.
10. Miscellaneous materials and correspondence from Roane Fleming Byrnes' associates in Cuba and Mexico.
Box 19
1. 3 TLS from Henry C. Ashcraft, County Supervisor, Adams County, United States Department of Agriculture, Farm Security Division to Roane Fleming Byrnes regarding payment of rent by residents of Beverly Plantation - contains a listing of the tenants and the amount each paid in rent, 1939.
Notice of Acreage from US Dept. of Agriculture to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1961.
Notice of Farm Acreage Allotment and Marketing Quota to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1961.
Notice from Staple Cotton Cooperative Association, Greenwood, to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1942.
Check stub for refund of 1926-1927 Reserve Fund from the Staple Cotton Cooperative Association, Greenwood.
Flyers announcing Grand Opening Baseball Game of the Beverly Sports vs. the Providence Braves, 14 April 1963 (4 copies)
Flyer announcing baseball game between the Beverley Sports and the Woodville Braves, 10 April 1966.
Clippings regarding Roane Fleming Byrnes and Beverly Plantation, 1940 - 1960.
1 TLS from Senator John Stennis to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 21 November 1957, re: Beverly Plantation Roane Fleming Appreciation Day.
2. Clippings, correspondence and business records regarding the establishment of Natchez Colored Youth Center, 1962.
3. Clippings and correspondence on the Mary Lynch Fund, 1961.
4. Clippings regarding Roane Fleming Byrnes' activities with Natchez African-American community, 1950s - 1960s.
5. Programs to various ceremonies given in honor of Roane Fleming Byrnes by Natchez's African-American churches.
6. Speeches written by Roane Fleming Byrnes regarding race issue in Natchez and the South, 1960s.
7. Miscellaenous correspondence to and from Roane Fleming Byrnes regarding race issue.
8. Clippings regarding race issue in Natchez and South.
9. Miscellaneous material regarding race issue in Natchez and South, including an essay by "The Mississippi White Caps" entitled "Liberty is a Boisterous Sea, Timid Men Prefer the Calm of Despotism" and pamphlet on "The Public Schools of Mississippi," 1957.
Box 20
Folder No.:
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, 1934
2. " 1935
3. " February 1936
4. " March 1936
5. " April - May 1936
6. " August 1936
7. " 1 - 10 September 1936
8. " 11 - 15 September 1936
9. " 16 - 25 September 1936
10. " November 1936
11. " December 1936
12. " January 1937
13. " February 1937
14. " July 1937
15. " October 1937
16. " November - December 1937
17. " February - May 1938
18. " June - September 1938
19. " October 1938
20. " November - December 1938
Box 21
Folder No.:
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, January 1939
2. " February 1939
3. " July 1939
4. " August - September 1939
5. " 1940
6. " 1941 - 1942
7. " 1945
8. " January 1946
9. " 1947
10. " 1949
11. " 1950
12. " June 1951
13. " August 1951
14. " September 1951
15. " 1 - 10 October 1951
16. " 11 - 19 October 1951
17. " 20 - 31 October 1951
18. " November 1951
19. " December 1951
20. " 1952
Box 22
Folder No:
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, January - April 1953
2. " July 1953
3. " 1 - 10 August 1953
4. " 11 - 20 August 1953
5. " 21 - 25 August 1953
6. " 26 - 31 August 1953
7. " September 1953
8. " November 1953
9. " 1954
10. " January - May 1955
11. " June - August 1955
12. " September - October 1955
13. " 1 - 5 November 1955
14. " 6 - 10 November 1955
15. " 11 - 15 November 1955
16. " 16 - 20 November 1955
17. " 21 - 30 November 1955
18. " December 1955
Box 23
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, January 1956
2. " March - May 1956
3. " July 1956
4. " October 1956
5. " 2 - 3 November 1956
6. " 5 November 1956
7. " 6 November 1956
8. " 7 November 1956
9. " 8 November 1956
10. " 9 November 1956
11. " 10 12 November 1956
12. " 13 November 1956
13. " 14 - 19 November 1956
14. " 20 - 28 November 1956
15. " December 1956
16. " January 1957
17. " February - June 1957
18. " September 1957
19. " 1 - 3 October 1957
20. " 4 - 9 October 1957
21. " 11 & 14 October 1957
22. " 15 October 1957
23. " 16 October 1957
24. " 17 - 18 October 1957
25. " 20 - 31 October 1957
26. " November 1957
Box 24
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, January 1958
2. " March 1958
3. " May 1958
4. " June - September 1958
5. " 2 - 3 October 1958
6. " 6 - 9 October 1958
7. " 10 - 15 October 1958
8. " 16 - 17 October 1958
9. " 18 - 19 October 1958
10. " 20 - 31 October 1958
11. " November 1958
12. " January - May 1959
13. " June - July 1959
14. " August 1959
15. " September 1959
16. " 1 - 10 October 1959
17. " 11 - 19 October 1959
18. " 20 - 25 October 1959
19. " 26 - 31 October 1959
20. " November 1959
21. " December 1959
Box 25
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, January - May 1960
2. " June - August 1960
3. " September 1960
4. " 1 - 10 October 1960
5. " 11 - 19 October 1960
6. " 20 - 25 October 1960
7. " 26 - 31 October 1960
8. " November 1960
9. " January - February 1961
10. " March - April 1961
11. " May 1961
12. " June - August 1961
13. " September 1961
Box 26
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, 1 - 9 October 1961
2. " 10 - 15 October 1961
3. " 16 - 19 October 1961
4. " 20 - 31 October 1961
5. " November 1961
6. " December 1961
7. " January - May 1962
8. " June - August 1962
9. " 1 - 20 October 1962
10. " 21 - 31 October 1962
Box 27
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, January - June 1963
2. " October - December 1963
3. " January - April 1964
4. " June - July 1964
5. " September 1964
6. " 1 - 10 October 1964
7. " 11 - 15 October 1964
8. " 16 - 20 October 1964
9. " 21- 25 October 1964
10. " 26 - 31 October 1964
11. " November 1964
12. " January 1965
13. " April 1965
14. " May 1965
15. " June 1965
16. " August 1965
17. " September 1965
18. " 1 - 10 October 1965
19. " 11 - 15 October 1965
20. " 16 - 25 October 1965
21. " 26 - 31 October 1965
22. " November 1965
23. " December 1965
Box 28
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, January - March 1966
2. " May 1966
3. " June - July 1966
4. " August 1966
5. " September 1966
6. " 1 - 10 October 1966
7. " 11 - 20 October 1966
8. " 21 - 31 October 1966
9. " November 1966
10. " December 1966
11. " January & April 1967
12. " May & August 1967
13. " September 1967
14. " 1 - 10 October 1967
15. " 11 - 20 October 1967
16. " 21 - 31 October 1967
17. " November 1967
Box 29
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, March - April 1968
2. " June - July 1968
3. " August 1968
4. " September 1968
5. " 1 - 10 October 1968
6. " 11 - 14 October 1968
7. " 15 October 1968
8. " 16 October 1968
9. " 17 - 19 October 1968
10. " 21- 25 October 1968
11. " 26 - 31 October 1968
12. " November 1968
13. " December 1968
Box 30
1. Natchez Trace Parkway Correspondence, January - February 1969
2. " March - April 1969
3. " June - July 1969
4. " August 1969
5. " September 1969
6. " 1 - 15 October 1969
7. " 16 - 25 October 1969
8. " 26 - 31 October 1969
9. " November 1969
10. " December 1969
11. " January 1970
12. " March 1970
13. " April 1970
14. " May 1970
15. " June & August 1970
16. " September 1970
17. " October 1970
18. " December 1970
19. " 1971
20. " n. d.
Box 31
Folder No.:
1. Historic Preservation 16, 5 (September/October 1964).
2. John L. Cotter, "Archaeological Survey of the Natchez Trace Parkway," October 1949.
3. Eron Dunbar Rowland, "The Dona Isabella, Wife of Hernando De Soto," n. d.
4. J. Edgar Simmons, Jr., "Pocahontas and other Poems," 1957.
5. John A. Green, "Governor Perier's Expedition Against the Natchez Indians," Louisiana Historical Quarterly 19, 3 (July 1936).
6. Review of G. W. Featherstonhaugh, An Excursion Through the Slave States from Washington on the Potomac to the Frontier of Mexico, 1844, by Frederick Cron, Supervising Highway Engineer, U. S. Bureau of Public Roads, 1941; business card and 1 ALS from Cron to Roane Fleming Byrnes, 2 April 1958.
7. Typescript of "Jefferson Davis as a Boy; S. S. Prentiss His Teacher," The Times Democrat, 21 November 1909.
8. "Facts About the Natchez Trace Parkway," 3 pp. (9 copies)
9. French Camp Academy News 10, 1 (November 1957); French Camp Academy brochure; and "History of French Camp and French Camp Academy," 5 pp.
10. Natchez Trace Association Meeting Notes, handwritten.
11. Natchez Trace Association Meeting Notes, handwritten.
12. Natchez Trace Association Meeting Notes, typewritten.
13. Natchez Trace Association Meeting Notes, typewritten.
14. Natchez Trace Association Meeting, Guest List, 1965
15. Natchez Trace Association Meeting, Guest List, 1966
16. Natchez Trace Association Meeting Guest List, 1967
17. Natchez Trace Association Meeting Guest List, 1967
18. Natchez Trace Association Correspondence from Roane Fleming Byrnes, handwritten.
19. "Mission 66 for Natchez Trace Parkway," National Park Service, U. S. Department of the Interior, n. d.
20. "The Natchez Trace Parkway," speech by Hon. Jeff Busby, 15 February 1934 (2 copies).
21. Flyer "Sesquicentennial Commemorative Stamp Celebration Territorial Tour, 7 April 1948.
22. William Bell Watt, ed., "Travel Diary of William Richardson from Boston to New Orleans by Land, 1815, 1938.
23. "Natchez, Mississippi, U. S. A.: Historic City of America" published by the Natchez Association of Commerce, n. d.
Box 32
Folder No.:
1. Eastern National Park & Monument Association Annual Reports, 1967 & 1968
E. N. P. & M. A. Certificate of Incorporation and By-Laws, 1967
Guide to Your National Forests, Parks, Monuments and Historic Sites, 1966
ENPMA Newsletter, 27 February 1970
2. Pamphlets:
Connelly's Tavern on Ellicot's Hill (5)
Mississippi River Parkway Commission Program, 23rd Meeting, 1962
Jacinto Historic Courthouse and Museum
Emerald Mound (2)
Jefferson Military College
Rodney Presbyterian Church
Postcard of Connelly's Tavern
Pageant of Ellicott's Hill, n. d.
Mount Locust
Programme of the opening of Connelly's Tavern, 1937
The Great River Road
"Here's What Paul Harvey has said about Mississippi and Kosciusko"
Shadows-on-the-Teche, New Iberia, LA
Fort Rosalie (2)
Rosalie
Laurel Hill Plantation
The Mississippi River Steam Boat Era"
Port Gibson
3. Assorted Natchez Trace Parkway Brochures.
4. "Mississippi Forests and Parks" brochure, 1943
5. Natchez Trace Parkway, Master Plan Report Summary, n. d. (4 copies)
6. Natchez and Natchez Trace Parkway postcards.
7. Natchez Garden Club Yearbook, 1941-42
8. Mississippi Historical Society, 5th Annual Meeting Program, 1957 (3 copies)
9. Natchez Garden Club and Pilgrimage Club - Annual Pilgrimage Brochures and Programs, 1935 - 1970.
10. Marie T. Logan, History of Rodney, 1890.
11. "Natchez Trace" movie premiere souvenir program, n. d.
12. Natchez Club Affairs, 1, 7 (April 1935).
13. Reprint of article, "The Old South Lives Again!" by Elmer T. Peterson, n. d.
14. Mississippi Sesquicentennial Pageant Program, 1967
15. Mississippi Territorial Sesquicentennial, First Day of Issue of the Commemorative Stamp, Souvenir Program, 1948.
16. Senic South, October 1957.
17. Mississippi Highway Map, 1955.
Box 33
Folder No.:
1. Survey of the Old Indian Trail, "Natchez Trace," 1934.
2. Hearings before The Committee on Roads, House of Representatives, 1934.
3. Congressional Record, 21 March 1939 and 1 TLS from John E. Rankin, Chairman of the House of Representatives, 22 March 1939.
4. Natchez Trace Parkway Survey, Letter of the Secretary of the Interior, 1941.
5. Ibid.
6. H. R. 6335, Report No. 1434, 1946.
7. Interior Department Appropriations for 1954, Hearings before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, 1953.
Box 34
Folder No.:
1. House Resolution No. 37, 1954 - "A Concurrent Resolution Memorializing Congress to Make a Substantial Appropriation for the Continuation of the Natchez Trace Parkway.
2. Carbon Copy of House Bill, No. __, n. d.
3. Senate Concurrent Resolution, No. 150, Mississippi Legislature, 1958.
4. Committee Substitute for House Bill No. 994, 1958.
5. Program from the Opening of Connelly's Tavern, 30 March 1937.
6. Gilreath Hall renovation report, n. d.
7. Resolution regarding the Natchez Trace Parkway, Natchez City Planning Commission, 1966.
8. Mississippi Historical Society Meeting flyer, 1957.
9. Natchez [Garden Club] Budgets, 1868-69, 1969-70.
10. "Current Information" on the Natchez Trace Parkway distributed by the U. S. Department of the Interior, n. d.
11. Mississippi River Parkway Commission Meeting Program, 1965.
12. Typed and handwritten material regarding the Natchez Pilgrimage.
13. Biographical Sketch of George B. Hartzog, Jr., Director of the National Park Service, 1964.
14. Historical Notes on the Natchez Trace Parkway, Mount Locust, n. d. (3 copies)
Dedication program of Mount Locust, 1957 ( 2 copies)
15. Informational leaflets on Little Swan Campground and Jeff Busby Park, 1967.
16. "Points of Interest" on the Natchez Trace Parkway, leaflet, n. d.
17. "List of Publications Relating to the Natchez Trace Parkway," n. d. (2 copies)
18. "Chronology of the Natchez Trace Parkway," distributed by the U. S. Department of Interior, National Park Service, n. d. (2 copies).
19. Map of 3 1/2 Mile Hiking Trail, Natchez Trace Parkway, 1969.
20. "Rocky Springs," informational leaflet distributed by the U. S. Department of Interior, National Park Service, n. d.
21. Correspondence and reports related to Natchez Garden Club restoration projects.
22. "Complete the Natchez Trace," paper ribbons.
23. "The Battle of Ackia," informational leaflet distributed by the U. S. Department of Interior, National Park Service, 1966 (2 copies).
24. News releases regarding the Natchez Trace Parkway, 1956, 1957, 1961, 1962 and 1965.
25. Information leaflet on the Choctaw-Pioneer Historical Society of French Camp on the Natchez Trace, French Camp, Mississippi, n.d.
26. Miscellaneous material on the Natchez Trace Parkway.
27. Senic Hi-Way Travelmat Placemat, U. S. Highway 61.
28. Natchez Trace Association Meeting Registration Cards, 1968.
29. Thomas Craven, "Culture of Natchez, " n. d.
30. "The Past Still Lives in Nathez," n. d.
31. "Plantation Home in Dixie," n. d.
32. L. J. Folse, "Mississippi's Annual Tourist Crop," n. d.
33. Edith Wyatt Moore, "The Old Gardens of Natchez," n. d.
34. Nola Nance Oliver, "Historic Doorways of Old Natchez," n. d.
35. Roane Fleming Byrnes, "Historic Natchez," n. d.
36. "A Modernized Fairy Tale," n. d.
37. Roane Fleming Byrnes, "The Past Lives on in Natchez," n. d.
38. "Culture of the Ante-Bellum South . . Historic Natchez," n. d.
39. "The Land of Perfect Spring," n. d.
40. "The Natchez Trace, " n. d.
41. Alice Walworth Graham, "River Scene," n. d.
42. Untitled Poem about Natchez, n. d.
43. James F. McCaleb, "Easter on the Natchez Trace," n. d.
44. Peggy Robbins, "The Gruesome History of the Natchez Trace," 1970.
45. Map of Natchez Trace in Mississippi, n. d.
Box 35
Folder No.:
1. Clippings on Natchez Trace, 1930s.
2. " 1940s.
3. " 1950s.
4. " 1960s.
5. " 1970s.
6. " n. d.
7. Clippings on Natchez Pilgrimage and Garden Club, 1920 - 1940.
8. " 1950 - 1960
9. " n. d.
10. Miscellaneous Clippings.
Box 36
Folder No.:
1. National Geographic, November 1968 - contains article on Natchez Trace Parkway.
2. Mississippi House Concurrent Resolution No. 63, 1970 - declares Roane Fleming Byrnes at the "Queen of the Natchez Trace Parkway."
3. Natchez Trace Parkway Resolution on the death of Roane Fleming Byrnes, 1970.
4. [Roane Fleming Byrnes] vitae, n. d.
5. Marriage license of Roane Fleming and Ferriday Byrnes and order for wedding invitations, 1917.
6. American National Red Cross Certificate of Appreciation to Roane F. Byrnes, 1961.
7. School records of Roane Fleming and other material on Stanton College, Natchez, n. d.
8. Miscellaneous Correspondence of Roane F. Byrnes.
9. Itinerary of trip to Europe, Roane F. Byrnes, 1957.
10. Correspondence of Ferriday Byrnes, 1934-35.
11. Theodore Bilbo letters to Ferriday Byrnes, 1940.
12. Southwest Mississippi Electric Power Association certificate of membership of Ferriday Byrnes, 1939.
13. Carroll Gartin, Lt. Governor campaign material.
14. Miscellaneous material from the First Presbyterian Church, Natchez.
15. Assorted invitations and programs.
16. Miscellaneous pamphlets.
17. Miscellaneous.
18. Miscellaneous.
Box 37
(Loose)
Robert Dabney Calhoun, "A History of Concordia Parish," reprint from the Louisiana Historical Quarterly (January 1932).
Mabel L. Robinson, Juvenile Story Writing. NY: E. P. Dutton, 1922.
William B. McCourtie, Where and How to Sell Manuscripts, Springfield, Ma: The Home Correspondence School, 1929.
Genealogy of the Hazen Family: Eight American Generations, 1892.
National Geographic (November 1928).
History News, 24, 5 (May 1969).
U. S. News & World Report (29 April 1963).
Saturday Review (4 September 1965).
Journal of Mississippi History (October 1957).
Journal of Mississippi History (February 1935).
Beautiful Shade Trees, Spring & Winter 1939.
The Year-Round Home Garden, 1941.
American Legion Auxiliary "National News," September 1969.
Robert Dabney Calhoun, "The Taensa Indians," reprint from Louisiana Historical Quarterly, n. d.
Robert Dabney Calhoun, "The Origin and Early Development of County-Parish Government in Louisiana," reprint from Louisiana Historical Quarterly, n. d.
The Journal of Mississippi History, January 1943.
Caroline Dorman, Forest Trees of Louisiana and How to Know Them, n. d.
Yellowstone National Park, Book of Sketches, n. d.
Stanley Park, Vancouver, Official Souvenir book of photographs, n. d.
Box 38
(Loose)
Forest Trees of Mississippi: How to Know Them, 1925.
Can You Find Your Way in Mexico?: Souvenir Guide and Shopping List, 1902.
"See Tupelo" brochure, n. d.
Rev. R. O. Gerow, St. Mary's Parish, Natchez: Bishop Janssens' Administration, 1880-1888, 1961.
San Mateo, [1908].
Alabama: The News Magazine of the Deep South 26 March 1954.
Proceedings from the Conference on Southern Pre-History, 1932.
The Rambler, August 1935.
Ford News, March 1939.
Trailways Magazine, Fall 1946.
The Home Desirable, 6, 2.
The Highway Traveler, April-May 1938.
Roadways, October 1970.
Illinois Central Magazine, March 1936.
Classmate, November 1946.
Mississippi Highways:
September 1936
May 1937
September 1937 (3 copies)
February 1939 (2 copies)
October 1955
December 1955
November 1958 (3 copies)
Box 39
Photographs of:
Metcalfe/Fleming/Byrnes family
Lake Arthur Hunting Club
Box 40
Photographs of:
Natchez, Mississippi Homes & Scenery
Natchez Pilgrimage
Natchez Flood
African-Americans
Negatives
Box 41
(Long)
Natchez Trace Parkway Maps
Panoramic Photograph of the arrival of the Mississippi Special t the N. P. Depot in Spokane, Washington, 25 July 1936.
Box 42
(Loose)
Harris Dickson, "The Vardaman Idea: How the Governor of Mississippi Would Solve the Race Question," reprinted from The Saturday Evening Post, 27 April 1907.
The Times-Picayune Sunday magazine, 29 September 1968 (2 copies).
Young People's Weekly, 28 July 1946.
Francois Mignon, "Cane River Memo," n. d.
'Teens, 11 August 1946.
The Commercial Appeal Sunday magazine, 7 September 1969 (2 copies).
" 1 April 1934.
Archibald Rutledge, "Babes in the Wildwood," n. d.
Natchez Trace Parkway general plan map, n. d.
Map of China, November 1964.
Map of Southern California, May 1966.
Scrapbook of James Fleming
Address by Thomas Percy Guyton, "On the Occasion of the Unveiling of the Boulder Placed as a marker on the Old Natchez Trace, at French Camp, Mississippi, 10 November 1915".
"The Natchez Story," compilation of articles from The Natchez Democrat, 1966.
Playbill from Lasses White All-Star Minstrels, n. d.
Placemat from Bellemont Motor Hotel, Natchez with handwritten notes, n. d.
Copy of article from The Georgetown Republican, 1908.
Plaque given to Roane Fleming Byrnes from the Natchez Trace Parkway naming her honorary Post Rider, 1969.
Plaque given to Roane Fleming Byrnes from Natchez Trace Association, honoring 25 years of service as president, 1935-1960.
Resolution of appreciation for Roane Fleming Byrnes from the Board of Directors, Mississippi Power & Light, 15 March 1963.
La Luz (Dallas, Tx) 16-30 April 1943.
Street Map of Mexico City, n. d.
Certificate of appreciation from the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity to Charles Ferriday Byrnes, 1957.
Award of Merit to Roane Fleming Byrnes from the American Association for State and Local History, 1966.
Natchez Garden Club Pilgrimage poster, n. d.
Souvenir street maps of Natchez, Mississippi (2 copies)
Associated Press News release regarding Governor Hugh White and Natchez Trace Parkway, n. d.
"Getwell" Poster to Roane Fleming Byrnes from the employees of the Natchez Trace Association, n .d.
Box 43: Clippings on Natchez Trace and Pilgrimage, 1930s - 1960s
Boxes 44 - 46: Mississippi Newspapers, 1930s - 1950s
Box 47: Clippings on race; African-American Newspapers (Natchez Bluff City Bulletin).
The following items from the Byrnes collection were catalogued:
Mississippi Collection
1954 Handbook, Regular Session of the Mississippi Legislature Term 1952 - 56 (contains biographical data on members of the House and Senate).
Eron Dunbar Rowland, "The Dona Isabella, Wife of Hernando De Soto.
Elizabeth Brandon Stanton, Chief Natchee, Son of the Sun of the Lost Tribe of the Mysterious Natchez, 1934.
John A. Green, "Governor Perier's Expedition Against the Natchez Indians," Louisiana Historical Quarterly 19, 3 (July 1936).
"The Natchez Story" published by The Natchez Democrat
The Bluff City Bulletin (Natchez):
October 14, 1961 (3)
October 21, 1961
November 4, 1961
November 11, 1961 (3)
November 25, 1961
December 2, 1961
February 24, 1962
April 7, 1962
April 14, 1962
May 5, 1962
May 25, 1962
August 4, 1962
August 11, 1962
September 15, 1962
April 6, 1963
April 13, 1963 (4)
May 25, 1963 (3)
June 8, 1963
June 15, 1963
October 12, 1963 (5)
January 18,1964
July 25, 1964
December 5, 1964
December 26, 1964
January 23, 1965
May 29, 1965
June 5, 1965
July 3, 1965
September 11, 1965
September 18, 1965
April 9, 1966
Special Collections
Cuba and the Cuba Railroad, 1914-1915.
Master Plan of the City of Monterey, 1939.