Samuel C. Hyde, Sr.

Samuel C. Hyde, Sr.

Archival Collection

HYDE, SAMUEL C., SR., COLLECTION

BOX 1

Folder 1

The News-Digest, Amite, Louisiana, Wednesday, May 29, 1968 newspaper containing the reprint of the History of Amite from the Thursday, May 26, 1927 The Tangipahoa Parish News

Folder 2 Photographs highlighting devastating tornadoes that struck Amite, LA and envelope labeled “1940 tornado photos”: (Photos given to Sam Hyde, Jr. by Olivette Wilson Garrison in 1992)

1) Two damaged houses (written on top of is “L. L. Life & Hollis Birch, 1941) 3 x 4 ½

2) A damaged house (written on bottom of photograph is 1941 Hodges House) 3 x 4 ½

The following are aerial photographs, descriptions are written on back (8 x 10)

3) B. Stern-Stewart Drug Store Corner, 1940 cyclone, Amite, LA

4) 1940 cyclone, Amite, LA

5) Elm Street between Pittman & Rosen houses, 4/1940, Amite, LA, exclusive photo by Fonville Winans

6) 1940 cyclone, Amite, LA

7) 4/1940

8) 1940 cyclone, Amite, LA

9) 1940 cyclone, Amite, LA

10) 1940 cyclone, Amite, LA

11) 1940 cyclone, Amite, LA

12) Sanders pasture (behind the Pittman house), 1940 cyclone damage, Amite, LA

Miscellaneous Photos from 1940 cyclone in Amite, LA

13) Damaged shops. Signs state, “Amite HDW. & IMP. Corp”, “Morgan & Lindsey”, and “Elliot.” Depicts people walking in street.

14) Damaged Amite building. People in street.                 

15) Damaged trailer with man standing outside.

16) Wrecked buildings with man standing looking at damage.

17) Wrecked car turned over in field with debris.     

Folder 3:

1. John Bel Edwards Inauguration 

a.  2016 John Bel Edwards Inaugural Ceremony Admission Ticket              

b.  2016 Inauguration of John Bel Edwards- Inaugural Ball Pamphlet (2) 

c.  2016 Inauguration Ceremony Reservation Process Card with envelope (2 cards) 

d.  2016 Inaugural Ceremony Invitation with envelope (2 cards)     

e. 2016  Inaugural Ball Invitation f.  2016 Inaugural Ball Tickets for Samuel Hyde  

Loose in Box:

  1. Ella Pipes Cline (mother was McMichael) in a cardboard folder, 8″ x 10″

2. Ella Pipes Cline with children Helen, Walter, Jr., Dorothy, Irma, Binkie, Cline, 8″ x 10″ in a cardboard folder

3. Children, 4″ x 5½” in a cardboard folder

4. Ella Pipes Cline (Walter Cline) children L-R, Helen, Dorothy, Irma, 5″ x 7″ on cardboard

5. Colonial Era map of Mandeville, LA. Given to Dr. Hyde by the St. Tammany Historical Society after a speaking engagement.

6. Two matchbooks from the Casa de Fresa hotel

 

BOX   2 -ALL RESTRICTED

 

Folder 1: Handwritten Letters 1876-1901

1. Handwritten document -Title of Louisiana, Tangipahoa Parish, from: David Settoon, Deputy Sheriff, 1876

2. Handwritten letter- to “my dear sister” (writing from Loranger), from: “brother Robert”, subject: discusses writing to Albert and Ella, also discusses recent visit to Franklin; July 15, 1878       

3. Handwritten letter- to: R.R. Reid, from: L.Z. Gowen, subject: about election of Strickland as circuit judge; June 7, 1888

4. Handwritten letter- to: Judge Robert Reid, from: F.B. Matill, The Pauly Jail Bonding and Manufacturing Co., subject: about the contract to build jail and appoint a committee, ordered by Board of Police Jury of Livingston Parish; May 24, 1899

5. Handwritten letter- to: Reid, from: Jaager Forsythe, subject: asking to go to reunion; Brenard, NC; May 28, 1889   

6. Handwritten letter- to: Reid, from: J.A. Reid, subject: Owen’s court case, written speech about Democratic party, lottery, and amendments; September 2, 1890

7. Handwritten letter- to: R.R. Reid, from: D.D. Owens, subject: regards what witnesses are wanted for court, also mentions an accident in which a young man loses his arm and eventually his life to a farm accident; Port Vincent, LA; October 21, 1890    

8. Handwritten letter- to: Joseph A. Reid, from: H.P. Kernan; Clinton, LA; July 30, 1891

9. Handwritten letter- to: Honorable R.R. Reid, from: H.F. Kernan, subject: congratulations on becoming judge, offers advice; Clinton, LA; May 4, 1892

10. Handwritten letter- to: Honorable Reid, from: E.R. Doyle, subject: about cases of H. O’Doud and Ed Pickers; Covington, LA; October 20, 1895

11. Handwritten letter- to: Judge Reid, from:Mrs. L. Poole, subject: asking for court trial; Covington, LA; January 18, 1896

12. Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, subject: discussing the people (who work for Strickland) that are against Reid and tells him to not worry, they have no influence, also mentions Green Perry trial; Tangipahoa, LA; February 20, 1896 (envelope attached)

13. Handwritten letter- to: R.R. Reid, from: John Stafford, subject: asking for money, will help campaign if Reid sends the money; Bayou Barbary, LA; March 15, 1896

14. Handwritten letter-to: R.R. Reid, from: R. Lillie Corkin, subject: thanking for the work he did; R. Lillie & Co. Bankers, Hammond, LA; April 24, 1896

15. Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, from: J.D. Bickham, subject: regarding money donated to police jury election; Franklinton, LA; July 8, 1896

16. Handwritten letter- to: R.R. Reid, from: A.W. Kinchen, subject: courthouse is broken into, all indictments are stolen, no clue who the perpetrator was; Springfield, LA; November 2, 1897

17. Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, from: Joseph A. Reid, subject: names mentioned are: Lorenzo Cowarta and Milton Strickland; February 19, 1899        

18. Handwritten letter- to: Master Wardens and Brethren, from: Gov. D. Lewis, Hall Spring Creek Lodge #184, subject: asking permission to act on a petition; March 14, 1899 (envelope attached)

19. Handwritten letter- to: R.R. Reid, from: H.R. Warren; subject: asking whether or not to summon witnesses for all cases or just case of Hosmer (?) Et al.; Covington, LA; February 21, 1899 (envelope attached)

20. Handwritten letter- to: Judge Reid, from: A.Y. Cook, subject: asking for assistance with Bank and money; Amite City, LA; January 15, 1900

21. Handwritten letter- to: R.R. Reid, from: L.A. Bickkam, subject: sending condolences for death of Reid’s wife, also asking for support of appointment of H. Chess Richardson; Franklinton, LA; July 10, 1900

22. Envelope-to Judge R.R. Reid, August 20, 1900

23. Handwritten letter- to: R.R. Reid, from: David Sternberger, subject: casual letter about general well-being; August 28, 1900

24. Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, from: J.D. Cutrer, subject: asking about whether or not he had to pay for the trips he made as a juror, also mentions the need for road revisions of Public Road No. 2; February 26, 1901            

Folder 2: Handwritten Letters 1894-1896 Director’s Discretion

1. Handwritten letter- to: H.D. Cooper, from: J.A. Reid, subject: mentions keeping a look out for assassins and suggests he is being threatened; Amite City, LA; November 13, 1894

2. Handwritten letter- anonymous letter to: Joseph A. Reid, subject: warns Reid to stay away,

still much “excitement”; Amite City, LA; April 22 (envelope attached)

3. Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, from S.C. Hyde, subject: requesting to get his

pistol back for the protection of him and his family; April 22, 1896

4. Handwritten letter- anonymous letter to R.R. Reid; subject: mentions Beauregard Miia of

Vermillion Parish assassinating Joe (Reid) and Sam Hyde, warns same may happen to him (R.R. Reid). (Notes and envelope attached)

Folder 3: Handwritten Letters 1895-1896

1. Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, from: J.S. Settoon, subject: Settoon is considering bringing T.S. Liftwitch before the convention, wants Reid’s opinion on the matter; November 6, 1895

2. Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, from: J.S. Settoon, subject: appointment of Judge Kinchen; July 23, 1896

3. Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, from: J.S. Settoon, subject: asking to appoint the

following for jury commissioners: L.J. Chambers (2nd ward) and M.L. Akers (6th ward); July

23, 1896

Folder 4: Undated Handwritten Letters

1. Handwritten letter- to: R.R. Reid, subject: description of land, asking Judge Reid to examine land and records regarding the land; nd     

2. Handwritten letter- Pacific Section 15th Naval District Balboa Canal Zone; addressed as “Lo ‘Shelby’” from “Jim B.”, subject: the promotion of Mr. Bricker, “Old Satchel-ass” and Arthur John Gibs, and gives a personal account; nd

3. Handwritten letter- to: Robert, from: P.M. Craig, subject: discusses a man that was found guilty is now in jail and about the election installation event that was held at Campbell’s hotel; Amite City, LA; December 25

4. Handwritten letter- from Shelly Seymour, New Orleans (only have pages 3-4); nd  

5. Handwritten petition: to Honorable Robert R. Reid, Judge of the 19th District Court of Louisiana, from: Citizens of St. Helena Parish, subject: asking to grant a new trial for R.K. Breedon, Benton Mixon, and C.C. Hogan (list of signatures attached); nd

6. House of Representatives, Washington, D.C., from: D.W. Robertson (only have pages 2-3); nd

7. Handwritten letter- undated, unsigned morose letter; subject: describing the punishment of a criminal

Folder 5: Miscellaneous Old Documents

1. The Western Union Telegraph-to: Judge Reid, from: S.M. Robertson; August 27, 1890

2. Third Justice’s Court-Tangipahoa Parish 3rd Ward, The Firm of Excelsior Varnish Works of New York City composed of H.C. Smith and D. John Issacs vs. J.A. Reid, subject: Excelsior Varnish Works demands $29.10 in regards to a bill of goods and merchandise; signed by J.T. Lantier (?), Justice of the Peace; December 19, 1887

3. Amite City Grade School Tuition statement-D.A. Morrison; April 8, 1897

4. Graduation Announcement-Lea Female College, Summit, MS; graduation for Georgie Gause

5. Handwritten document -State of Louisiana vs. H.J. Sanders ex al., 16th Judicial District Court of Louisiana

Folder 6: Joe Reid

1. Typed letter-to Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. From Beryl E. Trawick, subject: regarding where Joe Reid is buried, thought to be somewhere in Amite; Ponchatoula, LA; December 18, 2007

2. Typed letter-to Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. From Beryl E. Trawick; October 2, 2007; photo of Joe Reid attached

Folder 7:

1. Program-Leadership Tangipahoa Graduation Ceremony, Class of 2009-Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. was the keynote speaker

2. Program-11th James H. Morrison Lecture on Politics and Government-Morrison lecture delivered by Mike Strain, Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry; April 2, 2009

3. Program-Convocation, Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. received President’s Excellence Award for Research; August 15, 2014 (3)

4. 5×8 informational card- “American Crisis, American Shame: The National Consequence of Coastal Erosion”, a film produced by Center for Southeast Louisiana Studies; movie premier was November 6

5. Invitation- for Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., Golden Silence Ceremony, April 1, 2009 (envelope attached) 

6. Handwritten letter-to: Mrs. Samuel C. Hyde, II (aka “Allie”) from David, subject: thanking for visit; April 25, 2009 (envelope attached)

7. Happy Birthday card-to “brother” from “mama”; 2015

8. Louisiana State University Press-Royalty Statement to Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. For the year of 2015

9. Royalty Statement, LSU Press, 2015 (6 pages, envelope attached).

10. Louisiana History Book Reviews pgs. 111-114 (5 sets)-includes an article that Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. Reviewed for publication purposes; the article reviewed is entitled: “Populism in the South Revisited” (envelope attached)

11. Postcard- to Sam from Terhi Knuuttila, subject: discusses Christmas trip; Headmark, Norway; February 27, 2014

12. Handwritten letter and card- to Sam from Terhi Knuuttila, subject: Happy Birthday and a casual letter; January 2018

13. Handwritten letter-to: Mr. & Mrs. Armette Morgan, from: “your nephew brother”, subject: discussing time at church camp; July 21, 1970 (envelope attached)

14. Small card that reads “Just for You” and “Be Mine”-to: “meme”, from: “brother” (envelope attached)

15. Program- “The Center for Southeast Louisiana Studies proudly presents: Reluctant Americans: The West Florida Revolt, Completing the Louisiana Purchase”; September 25, 2003

16. Postcard-Invitation to the premier of Reluctant Americans: The West Florida Revolt, Completing the Louisiana Purchase

17. Program- Camp Moore Grand Reopening Celebration and Reenactment, July 17, 1993;   

Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. Speaks on the role and significance of Camp Moore as a Confederate base of operations

18. Program-The University of New Orleans Summer 1987 Commencement Ceremony

Folder 8:

1. Card-Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.-Candidate to become a delegate to the Democratic National Convention from the 6th Congressional District; March 28, 1992

2. 1-page typed document-Quick Reference Guide for Understanding the West Florida Revolt and Creation of the West Florida Republic (3)

3. 8-page typed document-Health Quest Physical Therapy Invitational, Dutchtown Highschool-Coaches Meet Packet; March 30, 2012-Andrew Hyde (son of Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.) placed in 2 competitions

4. 15th Annual Deep Delta Civil War Symposium, June 8-9, 2001-Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. presented a session entitled: “The Historical Development of the Myth of Southern Inferiority”

5. Calendar-Southeast Louisiana Roadrunners, July 2011 Schedule

6. 13-page typed document-Southeastern Louisiana University TV Series: The Florida Parish Chronicles script -Episode 11: “Who Killed Kingfish: Reconsidering the Death of Huey Long”; script writing begun December 18, 2009; written by Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.

7. 9-page typed document-The 513th Parachute Infantry Regiment in the Bulge. Describes Samuel Hyde, Sr.’s World War II Airborne unit fighting in Belgium during the Battle of the Bulge.

8. Copy of newspaper article- “Civil War Book Author Speaks in Franklin Sunday” by Heather Miller; article about Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. giving a lecture on his book entitled: “A Wisconsin Yankee in Confederate Bayou Country” at the Young-Sanders Center; The Daily Iberian, July 15, 2010 (envelope attached)

9. Typed letter-addressed as “Dear Friends of the Center for Southeast Louisiana Studies” from Leon Ford IV, subject: Judge Leon Ford being named as a chair in support of the Center for Southeast Louisiana Studies; August 27, 2019 (2)

10. Copy of Selection Service Registration Card for men born on or after January 1, 1922 and on or before June 30, 1924-Samuel Claiborne Hyde

Folder 9A: Newspapers

  1. Copy of newspaper- “Sam C. Hyde Assassinated”, The Daily Picayune, July 4, 1897
  2. Copy of newspaper- “Hyde’s Burial was a Quiet Affair”, The Daily Picayune, July 5, 1897
  3. Washington Post article, “How to end Americans’ apathy toward violence: Education, accountability and resources can make a real difference,” by Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. November 14, 2017.

 

Folder 9B: Newspapers

  1. Newspaper article- “Samuel “Brother” Hyde awarded Rotary Foundation scholarship, The News-Digest, May 30, 1988
  2. Newspaper article- “Hyde explains the genius of General Lee”, TangiTalk, February 5, 1992, Vol. 63, No. 11
  3. Newspaper article- “Hero from Hammond’s history deserves honor” (article about Hammond Marshal Gordon Anderson, Dr. Hyde explains Anderson’s contributions), The Daily Star, March 15, 2008
  4. Newspaper article- “Southeastern Channel wins 10 Telly Awards” (article about honoring The Florida Parish Chronicles), The Advocate, November 6, 2008
  5. Newspaper article- “As wetlands go, so goes future, says professor” (article about Dr. Hyde speaking about south Louisiana’s wetlands), The Daily Star, October 10, 2008

 

  1. Newspaper article- “SLU-Produced video wins in competitions (article about “American Crisis, American Shame: The National Consequence of Coastal Erosion”, The Advocate: Livingston-Tangipahoa, October 8, 2009
  2. Newspaper article- “The Journey continues” (article mentions Dr. Hyde serving as principal scholar for the Journey Series project), The Livingston Parish News, September 9, 2010

 

Folder 9C: Newspapers continued 

  1. Newspaper article- “Florida Parishes 200th Anniversary: Historians hail dramatic but little known event” (Dr. Hyde discusses West Florida Revolt), The Daily Star, September 23, 2010
  2. Newspaper article- “SELU Channel Reaches milestone” (article mentions The Florida Parish Chronicles), The Lion’s Roar, January 25, 2011
  3. Newspaper article- “Change begins with a vote” (article written by Sam Hyde), The Advocate, July 1, 2014
  4. Newspaper article- “SLU honors excellence among faculty, staff” (article discusses Dr. Hyde being honored by President’s Award of Excellence), The Advocate, August 21, 2014 (copy of photograph and caption included)
  5. Newspaper article- “Yankee haters continue to savage the South”, The Livingston Parish News, April 12, 2015
  6. Newspaper article- “SLU Professor releases new book on Civil War” (article about Dr. Hyde releasing new book entitled: The Enigmatic South: Toward Civil War and Its Legacies), The Advocate, January 8, 2015 (2)
  7. Newspaper article- “Authors share tale of Hammond’s origins” (article about annual Southeast Louisiana Historical Association’s annual meeting), The Advocate, April 28, 2016
  8. Newspaper article- “Record group competes in annual Amite Skeet Shoot” (article about skeet shoot that was organized by Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.), The Advocate, April 28, 2016 (2)
  9. The Lion’s Roar, September 25, 2018 (2)
  10. Newspaper article- “Experts talk of Tangipahoa trivia, turtles, trains, and actors” (article about 2019Annual Meeting of Southeast Louisiana Historical Association, Dr. Hyde presented a trivia session about Tangipahoa Parish history), The Daily Star, Vol. 60, Issue 106, April 23, 2019
  11. Newspaper article – “150th Year in High Gear.” The Daily Star, Vol. 60, Issue 210, September 18th, 2019. Mentions Dr. Hyde.
  12. Newspaper article, “Understanding gun culture in history.” The Lion’s Roar, November

13th, 2018. Interview with Dr. Hyde.

  1. Newspaper article, “Physical inactivity: A Decline in Athletics.” The Lion’s Roar, September 25, 2018. Includes photograph of Dr. Hyde playing rugby.
  2. The Times-Picayune, “Germany and the Past,” by Dr. Sam C. Hyde, Jr., September 2, 1987. 4 copies.

 

Folder 10: Documents – S. C. Hyde, C. F. Hyde, Judge R. R. Reid

  1. State of Louisiana Insurance Commissioner card for C. F. Hyde
  2. List of gun serial numbers (5 copies)
  3. Copy, handwritten letter and envelope- anonymous letter to R.R. Reid; subject: mentions Beauregard Miia of Vermillion Parish assassinating Joe (Reid) and Sam Hyde, warns same may happen to him (R. R. Reid).
  4. Copy, Handwritten letter- to: Judge R.R. Reid, from S.C. Hyde, subject: requesting to get his pistol back for the protection of him and his family; April 22, 1896
  5. Letterhead for C. F. Hyde Yellow Pine Lumber in Hyde, Louisiana, 1905 (4 pages)
  6. Copy of “Location of Principal Feud-Related Murders in the Florida Parishes, 1883-1899” map.
  7. Copy, “Duncan S. Kemp, Recently Nominated for State Senator, Shot and Instantly Killed by C. F. Hyde in a Desperate Street Duel at Amite City, La.” The Picayune, 11 March 1908, and request for copy, 1980
  8. Biographical information on Claiborne Fernando Hyde and Samuel Claiborne Hyde (3 copies)
  9. Copy, Newspaper articles, “Sam C. Hyde Assassinated” and “Death Comes Suddenly to C. F. “Ferny” Hyde Early Saturday Morning” (2 pages)
  10. Copy, Letter to Mrs. H. D. Cooper from Jos. A. Reid, 13 Nov. 1897. Subject: power of attorney and land sale. (2 pages)

Loose in box:

  1. Magazine-LSU Press Spring 2009 (3 copies)-catalog entry by Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. Found on pg. 8; attached-1 page typed letter to: Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., from: Barbara D. Outland, Marketing Manager of LSU Press; subject: appreciation of cooperation/participation with company and appreciation of the excerpt on pg. 8; 3 other attached documents: LSU Press Marketing Department, Marketing and Sales Information, and information on how to promote books
  2. Book- Bicentennial of Louisiana Statehood: Louisiana 200 Years in the Making- Desk Reference for Educators K-12
  3. Magazine- SLU-Alumni News Fall 2013
  4. Magazine- SLU President’s Awards for Excellence 2014-contains an article about Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. receiving an award for research
  5. Magazine-Southeastern Fall 2015-contains article about the Center for Southeast Louisiana Studies, Dr. Hyde, and the Florida Parish Chronicles (4)

 

  1. Personal notebook of Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.-Personal research during time as a student at the University of Bonn in Germany, 1989-1990
  2. Personal notebook of Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.- Journal of Fulbright study in Bonn winter 1989-1990

 

 

 

Box 3-ALL RESTRICTED

Folder 1 (52 items)

  1. Handwritten list of eleven items.
  2. Receipts (3 pages)
  3. Letter from Kernan & Wall, Attorneys at Law, to J. A. Murray about timber sale estimate, 12 March 1894 (2 pages)
  4. Statement to J. A. Murray for long leaf pine.
  5. Letter to Judge Robert Reid from W. E. Hunt, Sheriff and Tax Collector of Greenville, MS, 4/28/1900.
  6. Partial letter to Judge R. Reid, 26 February 1900.
  7. Letter to J. A. Murray from Kernan & Wall over ownership of timber, 1 March 1894.
  8. State of Louisiana vs. John Newton, application for dissolution of bond, 10 March 1899.
  9. Letter to Hon. J. A. Read from the Louisiana State Land Office, 7 April 1897 (2 pages). Response to a letter, 23 October 1861.
  10. State Patent, Shepherd Brown, 14 April 1853
  11. 179, 16th Judicial Court, Parish of Livingston, LA. M. W. Davidson and Mrs. Kate C. Settoon vs. Hilary Glasscock (9 pages).
  12. “Nolle Prosequi: The Uses and Purposes of this Declaration; the Rights and Powers of the State Attorney to Employ this Proceeding; Text of the Brief of the District Attorney and Associated Counsel in the Case of Henry Bier.”
  13. Parish Court of St. Helena, LA, G. C. Raiuer vs. Mrs. Delilah Strickland & Husband (5 pages).
  14. Outside Reading Political Science 12 list.
  15. Note from W. G. Evans, Jr.
  16. Bill from F. F. Hansell & Bro. to Reid & Reid, 1 Sept. 1895.
  17. Letter to R. R. Reid from Juste Fontaine, Jr., 13 October 1899
  18. Ledger account for R. R. Reid, 1892 (5 pages)
  19. Promotional letter from Frank & Wagnalls Company, 28 November 1894.
  20. Bill, 9/1/91
  21. Bill for Judge R. R. Reid from D. H. Sander, 3/4/1898
  22. Bill for Judge Redi from John Saal, 1 Sept. 1901
  23. Partial check to J. H. Howard from Bank of Amite City, 4 November 1897
  24. Envelope with R. R. Reid, Attorney at Law return address
  25. Bill to R. R. Reid from Alex P. Stewart, 1 January 1897
  26. Short note, 6/14/80
  27. Letter to R. R. Reid from C. M. Learle, 2 December 1895
  28. Receipt for R. R. Reid from Illinois Central Railroad Co., 14 July 1895
  29. Letter to Robert Reid from J. Deady, 1889
  30. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid from C. T. Hines, 20 July 1895
  31. Letter from Hannah Reid to her father, 21 June 1899
  32. Blank “Certificate of Dimit” (3 copies)
  33. Letter to Judge Robert Reid from E. W. Jones, 11 May 1897
  34. Letter to Mrs. R. R. Reid from M. E. M. Kic., 10 September 1891
  35. Ledger bill to Mrs. R. R. Reid, 1 May 1888
  36. Letter to Mr. Reid from Blomquist, 5 June 1889
  37. Post Office bill to Judge R. R. Reid
  38. Letter to Judge Reid from J. E. Sanders, 28 January 1900
  39. Envelope
  40. Promissory note from R. P. Williams, 22 November 1886
  41. Letter to Mrs. Montgomery from E. C. C.
  42. March 6th letter addressed to “Dear Old Honey!”
  43. Partial check from Bank of Amite City, 20 November 1897
  44. Letter to R. R. Reid from A. J. Alford, 1896 (2 pages)
  45. Letter and envelope from Levy Brothers, Butchers
  46. Partially filled out membership form
  47. Handwritten note
  48. Unsigned letter to Judge
  49. Letter to Mrs. Robert R. Reid, 1 June 1895
  50. Envelope addressed to Robert R. Reid from Bank of Covington
  51. Crosswritten letter
  52. Letter addressed “Dear Sister”

 

Folder 2: Letters (42 items)

  • Page 9 of a lecture transcript
  • Nonpayment notice for $15 to H. G. Weist, 12/31/96
  • Nonpayment notice for $15 to J. A. Reid, 31 December 1896
  • Nonpayment notice for $15 to H. M. Perkins, 31 December 1896
  • Notes on laws for juries
  • Letter to Mamma from Maude, 13 May 1896
  • I. Lecture
  • Letter to Eva from M. L. W., 9/9/1879
  • Letter to the Sixteenth Judicial Court for St. Tammany
  1. Letter to Eva Reid from O. Newton, 2 May 1895
  2. Partial document from Kernan & Wall requesting subpoena for J. A. Murray
  3. Letter to Jos. Reed from E. R. Walls, 22 July 1896
  4. Letter to D. Woolven from L. H. Heedson, 1895
  5. Envelope to R. R. Reid. Six ledger sheets. Letter to R. R. Reid from Finlay & Brunswig, 12/3/1888. Receipt, 2 May 1885. Bill for work done by Guy Peter for Col. W. W. Woods in 1883.
  6. Letter to wife from J. L. Parker, 21 June 1898
  7. Letter to R. R. Reid from Norwood & Richards, 1881
  8. Letter to sister from Annie, Sept. 22
  9. Letter to R. R. Reid from Saunders & Miller, 19 February 1896
  10. Letter to Rob from Eva, 1898. Attached envelope.
  11. Letter to Jos. Reid from James Huhy, 24 April 1895
  12. Letter to Mrs. R. Reid, 18 May 1899
  13. Letter to Jos. A. Reid from Dauphin S. R., 1 April 1897
  14. Letter to Mississipi Cotton Oil from John Percy, 25 January 1896 (2 pages)
  15. Letter to Eva from J. N. Lyle, 15 February 1889
  16. Letter to Robert R. Reay, July 1799
  17. Letter to Robert R. Reid from J. A. Tchulzi, 3 May 1896
  18. Letter to Wolf from T. O., 16 July 1942
  19. Partial letter from Ethan River
  20. Letter to Judge Robert R. Reid, 17 June 1900
  21. Letter to wife, March 4
  22. Letter to R. R. Reid from John Pulestone, 23 September 1898
  23. Short list of people
  24. Petition to Judge Robert R. Reid
  25. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid, 1 Aug. 1899 (2 pages). Envelope.
  26. Court documents, 7 April 1879
  27. Letter to R. R. Reid from Lorin Chapman.
  28. Letter to Lucy from S. S. Reid (2 pages)
  29. Letter on Commercial House letterhead, 29 January 1898
  30. Letter to Mr. Murray, 9 September 1895
  31. Page 2 of a letter
  32. Letter from Mother
  33. Letter to Mr. Saunders from J. A. Murray, 30 April 1894

 

Folder 3: Letters (51 items)

  • Letter to Judge Robert R. Reid from M. C. Wilson, 3 May 1892
  • Letter to Robert R. Reid from Samuel R. Morgan, August 1899
  • Letter to Eva from Mother, 5 October 1891 (4 pages)
  • Letter to Reid & Reid from T. M. Akers & Son, 1891
  • Succession of J. Martinez, 1892
  • Letter to Mamma from Frannie Reid, 14 September 1891
  • Letter to J. A. Reid from Lawson & Neelis, 30 March 1891
  • Letter to sister from Annie and envelope
  • Letter to Eva from Julia, 27 June 1881
  1. Letter to R. R. Reid from James Gillespie, 30 April 1891 and envelope
  2. Letter to R. R. Reid from P. O. Manteir, 8-18-1895
  3. Letter from Julia, 11 May 1879
  4. Letter to Robert from Maude, 2 April 1891
  5. Letter to Judge Robert R. Reid from Geo. Williams, 28 April 1896
  6. Letter to Robert R. Reid from Arthur Tong, 7/2/1895
  7. Receipt for R. R. Reid from C. A. Chandler, 25 September 1897
  8. Letter to Mr. Chandler from J. A. Murray, 1894
  9. Reid house description in Amite, LA
  10. Letter to Miss Eva, 24 April 1880 (2 pages)
  11. Single page of larger document
  12. Ledger account and notes, 1892-1893 (10 pages)
  13. Note on front page of notebook
  14. Envelope from the E. J. Burrowes co.
  15. Envelope from Geo. B. Sternberger
  16. Court record mentioning Eva Reid
  17. Document discussing mortgages signed by W. A. Burris and sheriff F. M. Brown
  18. Letter to R. R. Reid from S. Hirsch, 1 December 1895 (2 pages)
  19. Letter to Judge R. Reid, 7 August 1894
  20. Letter to Rob from Eva, 29 March 1894
  21. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid from Frank E. Neelis
  22. Letter to Eva from S. Leonora Goode, 17 October 1891
  23. Letter to Eva from Ellen Goode, 19 October 1891
  24. Letter to Margaret Reid from Julia, 5 August 1900
  25. Letter to Judge Read from Boston Club, 13 January 1901
  26. Note on scrap lined paper
  27. Letter to R. R. Reid from Wm. Plosce, 4 October 1890
  28. Letter to Eva Reid from Sylvester, September 18
  29. Letter & bill to Thomas E. Warner from W. H. Jones, 20 October 1893 (2 pages)
  30. Letter from Isaac D. Wall
  31. Letter to R. R. Reid from union Lodge No. 172, 17 January 1891
  32. Partial letter to R. R. Reid from N. F. Burnham
  33. Partial letter on lined paper
  34. Letter to Mr. Ricad from Jos. Geier, 12 May 1898
  35. Correspondence book
  36. Partial letter from Eva
  37. Receipt of order to Lucy Folks from Gus Mayer Co. Ltd., 24 October 1912
  38. Letter to R. R. Reid from T. Akers, 7 February 1900
  39. Letter to Mrs. R. R. Reid, 28 June 1894, and envelope
  40. Letter to R. R. Reid from J. T. Roberts, 20 July 1898
  41. Draft of document for presenter to lodge, 7 February 1900
  42. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid from W. P. Hutchinson, 30 April 1897

 

Folder 4: Business (38 items)

  • Letter to Robert R. Reed from the Grand Master’s Office of the Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana, 27 February 1893
  • 5 May 1899 bill to R. R. Reid
  • Shipping receipt from Illinois Central to R. R. Reid
  • Blank account notice from the Bank of Amite City
  • Ledger sheet for James w. Cate
  • Tuition bill from Amite City Graded School to Judge R. R. Reid, 25 April 1899
  • Letter from Jno. I. Adams & Co. Wholesale Groceries to Mssrs. Reed & Reed, 1 September 1891 and envelope
  • Bill of sale from Stewart & Bros. & Co. to R. R. Reid, 1885
  • Net proceeds notice to R. R. Reid from Stewart Bros & Co., 1886
  1. 1893 ledger accounts for Judge R. r. Reid (6 pages)
  2. Receipt from White Sewing Machine Company, 8/22/1895
  3. Letter from the Grand Secretary’s office in the Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana to the chapter, 1 February 1899
  4. Blank letterhead from State of Louisiana House of Representatives
  5. Ledger charges from D. H. Sanders General Merchandise to R. R. Reid, 1900
  6. Ledger account for Judge R. R. Reid, 1894
  7. Tax sheet for John D. Cunningham of Roseland, LA, 1900
  8. Letter for debt collection to Judge R. R. Reid from H & C Newman, Ltd., 10/4/1900 and envelope.
  9. Handwritten bill of sale from Aaron Welch, 30 March 1884
  10. Agreement of Aaron Welch and E. Reddick, St. Tammany Parish, LA, 27 February 1887
  11. Illinois Central Railroad Company blank Form 1071 for killed and injured stock
  12. Robert R. Reid, Attorney-at-Law, notepage, 2 August 1886
  13. R. Wells Mercantile bill
  14. Card from National Bureau of Education
  15. Bill to Judge R. R. Reid from P. P. McMichael, Dr., 1 Nov. 1895
  16. Bill to Noah Alexanders from Mrs. L. Ellzey, Dr., 1 January 1893
  17. Bill to R. R. Reid, 7/1/1895
  18. Letter from Reid & Reid, 4 July 1888
  19. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid, 8/1/1900
  20. Letter from J. P. Wall
  21. Ledger account for Judge R. R. Reid, 1894 (2 pages)
  22. Bill to Judge Robert Reid from Pitman’s Drug Store, 31 May 1899
  23. Ledger sheet, 1892
  24. Judge R. Reid ledger sheet
  25. Bill to John William Taggant from D. H. Sanders, 16 May 1889
  26. List of sales
  27. Typed agreement
  28. Letter to Robert R. Reid from Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana, 18 March 1897
  29. Bill to George V. Stewart from Mrs. L. Ellzey, 1 January 1893

 

Folder 5: Business (31 items)

  • Documents from L. H. Hudson (26 pages)
  • 1893 ledger account for Judge R. R. Reid (3 pages)
  • 1893 and 1894 bills from F. T. Jones & Co. (3 pages)
  • 1892 ledger account for Judge R. R. Reid
  • Partial bank certificate, 23 March 1899
  • Questionnaire to Judge R. R. Reid from the Guarantee Company of North America, 11 October 1893 and envelope
  • Ledger for Judge R. R. Reid from M&C Newman, 1888
  • Page with dates
  • Certificate about Judge R. R. Reid, 2 July 1900
  1. 1886 ledger account for J. F. Casey
  2. Bill to R. R. Reid from Alford & McClendon, 1 May 1899
  3. Page with purchase record for W. M. Shaw & J. N. McKlead
  4. Transcript of Western Union telegraph
  5. Amite City Bank partial certificate, Dec. 17, 1898
  6. Amite City Bank partial certificate, Dec. 30, 1898
  7. Bill to N. B. Margau from Mrs. L. Ellzey, 1 January 1893
  8. 1895 ledger account for W. R. Wilson from S. Gumbel & Co. and notarized note (2 pages)
  9. Ledger account for R. R. Reid
  10. 1895 ledger account for R. R. Reid
  11. Salary account
  12. Letter to Rob from Kitty, 26 January 1898
  13. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid from H. F. Rudolph, 3 February 1900
  14. Bill to R. R. Reid from J. J. Lautier, 14 July 1898
  15. Contract in Amite City
  16. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid from J. R. Abels, 1895
  17. Bill to Judge Reid from J. J. Lautier, 2 November 1895
  18. Receipt from Illinois Central R. R. Co., 14 September 1897
  19. Bill to M. M. Hendry, 1894
  20. Tangipahoa Parish Clerk of Court record for land sales
  21. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid from M. Haney, 13 August 1895, and envelope
  22. Receipt from Subat & Moock to R. R. Reid, 4 Nov. 1896, and envelope

 

Folder 6: Legal (33 items)

  • Letter to N. S. Davis from B. M. Palmer, 16 December 1890
  • Appeal from 2nd Ward
  • Petition to Hon. Dolnir Edwards
  • Letter from Joseph A. Reid, 3 November 1897
  • Legal document for James Daniel Welch and Caroline Welch, 25 October 1870
  • Affidavit & certificate for Mrs. A. Neil
  • Legal document from State of Texas for William A. Brooks and Lizzie Vinson
  • Lawsuit in Livingston, 5 Dec. 1888, W. B. Rounds vs. J. H. Massin
  • Envelope from J. C. Pierce, 1899
  1. Legal document, Harriet Mellon to Fitz-Simmons & Nicol
  2. State of Louisiana House of Representatives Committee on Penitentiary blank letterhead (2 pages)
  3. List of property from estate of J. Lloyan and Elizabeth Hayden to Jessie Hayden
  4. Statement from J. L. Cravens, 21 November 1896
  5. Court document from 4th Circuit Court in St. Helena
  6. Summons to 16th Judicial District Court for Macedonia alias Dorine Adams, 2 January 1895
  7. Petition to Robert R. Reid
  8. State of LA versus Thomas Mayer
  9. Letter to Reid & Reid from Graft’s Legal Reporting and Collection Agency, 8/5/1898 and two envelopes
  10. Record of title changes
  11. Blank form letter to the Sheriff of the Parish of Tangipahoa from the Sixteenth Judicial District Court
  12. Letter to R. R. Reid from J. H. Womack, 1/36/1900 and envelope
  13. H. Schultze vs. Ernest Ourlliner (3 pages)
  14. Bill to Reid & Reid from Col. L. H. Bowden, 1895 & 1896
  15. The Illinois Central Railroad Company vs. The Town of Amite City, Feb. 1912
  16. Blank Eighteenth Judicial District Court petition
  17. H. Schultze vs. Ernest Ourlliner, 31 March 1899 (2 pages)
  18. Letter to Judge Robert R. Reid, 9 February 1899
  19. Receipt for payment, 1896 (3 pages)
  20. Letter to Judge R. R. Reid from Benj. M. Miller, 29 July 1898
  21. Receipt of payment from Sheriff’s Office
  22. Zander vin Bihan vs L. McMillan, 27 February 1895
  23. H. Schultze vs. Ernest Ourlliner, 17 March 1897 (2 pages)
  24. List of signatures (5 pages)

 

Folder 7: Legal (25 items)

  • Petition to Governor Murphy J. Foster and signatures (7 pages)
  • Essay by Fannie Reid, 14 April 1896 (4 pages)
  • Allen J. Hansey Adms vs. L. D. Morgan
  • Notarized bill of sale between Jane Tehan and John H. Hanna, 12 December 1889
  • Notarized records of land purchase by Maurepas Land and Lumber Company, Limited (3 pages)
  • Letter to Joseph Reed from Hackley & Hume, 1895 (3 pages) Lease between Hackley & Hume and William Thomas from 1894-1896. Envelope.
  • Abstract from case William L. Hazard vs. David Hadden, 1858.
  • Restraining Order, The Illinois Central Railroad Company vs. The Town of Amite City, 1911
  • Writ of Fieri Facias, White Sewing Machine vs. J. L. Baham, 1896
  1. Relinquishment of James D. Brooks in favor of Emma Turner, 1877
  2. Copy of petition, G. W. Mott vs. Widow Emile Faune Stats
  3. Application of Paul Tufaud to withdraw from tax collection bond, 1890
  4. Stewart Bros. & Co. vs. M. M. Hendry, 1897 (2 copies)
  5. Second page of letter to J. A. Murray from Kenan & Wall
  6. 1939 Indiana Dahlia to Shelby Reid, Jr.
  7. Partial page of a newspaper
  8. List of Authorities on behalf of Defendants in suit of I. C. R. R. Co. vs. Town of Amite City (3 pages)
  9. Partition of estate of Emile Francis Faune, 1874
  10. Sale of property, Rev. Eugene Aveillne to Elias T. Schmalz, 5 March 1894
  11. C. Marshall vs. Ballard
  12. Mary Watson (wife) vs F. P. Watson (husband)
  13. Clerk fee bill
  14. Letter to Notary Public William E. Libby from T. E. Warren, clerk for R. R. Reid
  15. Statement of Hamish Mellor

 

Folder 8: Miscellaneous (10 items)

  1. Illinois Central R. R. Co. Cattle Blank, 1890s
  2. Louisiana State Spelling Certificate, 23 April 1929, for Davis Reid
  3. Hand drawn sketch of land plots
  4. Receipt for Mrs. R. Reid, 4/17/99
  5. Survey of H. G. Vernon land
  6. Portrait of a young girl
  7. Survey notes (2 pages)
  8. Envelope addressed to Judge Robert R. Reid
  9. Survey notes for S 5 R 11 (3 pages)
  10. Tuition bill to Judge R. R. Reid, 1899

 

Folder 9:

  1. Survey map and notes (2 pages)

 

Folder 10: West Florida Bicentennial Commission (4 items)

  1. Letter to Dr. Sam Hyde from the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center, 28 Sept. 2010 and envelope
  2. “Quick Reference Guide for Understanding the West Florida Revolt and Creation of the West Florida Republic” (2 copies)
  3. Letter to Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., form the Louisiana Secretary of State Archivist and Director, 2 July 2010 and Friend of the Archives Certificate inside manila envelope
  4. State of Louisiana House of Representatives Act No. 54, 2009

 

Folder 11: West Florida Bicentennial Commission Newspapers (2 items)

  1. Along These Lines, June 2010
  2. Livingston Parish News, 27 May 2010

 

Box 4 – Letters and Personal Effects of Dr. Sam Hyde, Jr. – ALL RESTRICTED

 

Folder 1: Photographs

  1. “First Hunt” framed photograph of Sam Hyde, Jr. and Nick Fallier Rosemound, February 1966, Amite, LA.
  2. Copy of a 4X6 family photograph, Christmas 2015 (?). L-R: Andrews Hyde, Sammie Hyde, Sarah Hyde, Sophie Hyde, Sam Hyde, Jr., and Clay Hyde.
  3. Copy of a 5X7 family photograph, Easter 2016 (?). L-R: Clay Hyde, Sammie Hyde, Sam Hyde, Jr., Sarah Hyde, Sophie Hyde, and Andrews Hyde.
  4. 8X10 Photograph of Sam Hyde, Jr., and Robin Hyde, December 2, 2000.
  5. 8X10 Photograph of Clay Hyde, May 2000,
  6. 8X10 framed photograph of Clay and Andrews Hyde, December 2, 2000.
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    • Folder 2: Miscellaneous
  7. Newspaper clippings, “Livingston Historical Society” and “West Florida Republic topic for historical club,” April 7, 2015.
  8. Receipt from Church Impressions, December 2000.
  9. Letter to Dr. Sam Hyde, Jr., from Dr. Peter Harrington on behalf of the Baton Rouge Civil War Roundtable, May 2, 2018.
  10. Valentine’s Day card from Sam Hyde, Jr., to Sarah Hyde.
  11. Valentine’s Day Card from Sarah Hyde to Sam Hyde, Jr.

 

Folder 3: Items Pertaining to the Release of Rebel Bayou

 

  1. Two posters advertising book signings
  2. The Livingston-Tangipahoa Advocate, “Hydes sign copies of ‘Rebel Bayou’ during stop in Hammond,” 30 November 2022
  3. The Advocate, 13 November 2022
  4. The Daily Star, “SLU professor, wife write historical fiction book,” 10 November 2022

 

 

Box 5: Funeral Information – ALL RESTRICTED

 

Folder 1: Book and Cards Armette Morgan Funeral (85 items)

  1. List of contributors for Armette’s retirement
  2. Florist card and envelope from Haynie & Emma Phillips
  3. Florist card and envelope from Helen & Buck Robertson
  4. Florist card and envelope from Bud and Carroll
  5. Letter to Mrs. Margaret Morgan from Sprinview Country Club, 1 December 1975. Handwritten note and envelope.
  6. “Honored on Retirement,” Daily Star, 10 October 1973, and envelope.
  7. Note of book presented to Tangipahoa Parish Library in memoriam of Armette Morgan and envelope.
  8. Letter to Margaret Morgan from Mervin, 17 November 1975 and envelope.
  9. Sympathy card from Linda to Margaret Morgan and envelope.
  10. Letter to Margaret Morgan from Betty Jean (2 pages) and envelope
  11. Sympathy card and letter (3 pages) from Carrie & Herman Goepfert and envelope
  12. Letter to Mrs. Armette V. Morgan from the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home, 14 November 1975, and envelope.
  13. Sympathy card and letter from Mrs. Veek and envelope.
  14. Envelope for Flower Cards from McKneely Funeral Home
  15. Letter to Mrs. Armette Morgan from the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home, 30 October 1975
  16. Letter to Mrs. Armette Morgan from the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home, 29 October 1975
  17. Card and envelope acknowledging contribution to American Heart Association in memory of Armette V. Morgan with smaller thank you card and envelope
  18. Card and envelope acknowledging contribution to American Heart Association in memory of Armette V. Morgan from Mrs. Hazel Lewis and envelope.
  19. Florist card and envelope from Billy Web
  20. Florist card and envelope from Mr. & Mrs. Justin Wilson
  21. Florist card and envelope from Mary Belle
  22. Florist card and envelope from Mr. & Mrs. Roy N. Ardillo
  23. Florist card and envelope from Lindsey E. Hutchinson
  24. Florist card and envelope from Tangi. Parish Sheriff Dept.
  25. Florist card and envelope from Richard, Alice, Jeff, and Rickie Currier
  26. Florist card and envelope from Mrs. Harry D. Wilson
  27. Florist card and envelope from Carolyn, Roy, and Robert Stewart
  28. Florist card and envelope from A. B. Lou Foster and family
  29. Florist card and envelope from Paul & Pauline Wayne
  30. Florist card and envelope from Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Bankston & Robert
  31. Florist card and envelope from Blance & Louise Flanalsin
  32. Florist card and envelope from Coach Croatwell and Oak Forrest Football Team
  33. Florist card and envelope from Mr. & Mrs. Sam Petitto
  34. Florist card and envelope from Huey Duncan & Family
  35. Note of book being presented to Tangipahoa Parish Library in memoriam of Armette Morgan by Mr. & Mrs. James P. Watson and envelope
  36. Note of book being presented to Tangipahoa Parish Library in memoriam of “Babe” Morgan by Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Lagarde and envelope
  37. Florist card and envelope from Norma & Robert McMichael
  38. Florist card and envelope from Al & Glenda Roth & Family
  39. Florist card and envelope from Gloria & Steve
  40. Florist card and envelope from Maetina Buck & Maude Palmer
  41. Florist card and envelope from Audry & Lanny, Lana, Lamar, & Wayne
  42. Florist card and envelope from Ontie Osborn
  43. Florist card and envelope from Marion, Joyce & Family
  44. Florist card and envelope from John, Bertie Jane, Stephen, David, and Richard
  45. Florist card and envelope from Fred & Jessie Smith
  46. Florist card and envelope from Mrs. W. H. Brumfield, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Brumfield, Jr., & Family
  47. Florist card and envelope from Rich and Jane
  48. Florist card and envelope from Helen Brumfield, Irene and Tom Eed
  49. Florist card and envelope from Claude & Mary Lonise Nall
  50. Florist card and envelope from La. Dept. of Highway Rightaway Section Hammond Office & District 62 and Personnel
  51. Florist card and envelope from Conrad & Marie Kidder
  52. Florist card and envelope from Mr. & Mrs. Bond Riggin and Children
  53. Florist card and envelope from Mrs. Bolivar Kemp
  54. Florist card and envelope from Donald and Gloria Hovey
  55. Florist card and envelope from Joe Frances and Judy Currier
  56. Florist card and envelope from Ike Case
  57. Florist card and envelope from Gregory & Beverly Esteven
  58. Florist card and envelope from Duncan & Jon Kemp
  59. Florist card and envelope from Ross & Hunter Downing
  60. Florist card and envelope from Louis Brook, Lynn Somson, & Bill Huffstickler
  61. Florist card and envelope from Neville Bruce, Katherine Christian
  62. Florist card and envelope from Doris Desjsres, Julie & Alan
  63. Florist card and envelope from Frank R. Micel
  64. Florist card and envelope from Beauty & Jimmy Letard
  65. Florist card and envelope from Linton Jr., Sally, Martin, Michael, & Lauren
  66. Florist card and envelope from Chips & C. W. Fitz
  67. Florist card and envelope from Spring View Golf Club
  68. Florist card and envelope from Francis & Kay Dykes & Mrs. Helen Veek
  69. Florist card and envelope from Jae & Leah Beth, Mrs. Lilah Howe
  70. Florist card and envelope from W. M. Mamie, & Charles Eldridge
  71. Florist card and envelope from Grady, Gloria, Chip, & Jeff Marty, Kirk, & Bill
  72. Florist card and envelope from Max Derbes, Jr. & Tom Dowell
  73. Florist card and envelope from Amite Elem. Faculty, Lunchroom, Workers, & Custodians
  74. Florist card and envelope from Mrs. Clifford Wayne and Family
  75. Florist card and envelope from Audrey & Archie, Alta Mae Douglas & Lilah Setton
  76. Florist card and envelope from Bob and Maryel
  77. Florist card and envelope from Roy S. Ardillo
  78. Florist card and envelope from Hank, Cricket, Sara, Francis, Claude, Barbara Reene, & Bryan Keith
  79. Florist card and envelope from Mervin & Sarah
  80. Florist card and envelope from Honey & Eugene
  81. Florist card and envelope from Bob Fortenberry & Linda
  82. Florist card and envelope from Marilyn, Earl, Jone, & Doug
  83. Florist card and envelope from Wilda & Morris
  84. Florist card and envelope from Emile & Tommy Bellaire
  85. Memorial Tributes book and card
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  • Folder 2: Hattie Amacker Hyde Funeral Bible (1 item)
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  • Folder 3: Hattie Amacker Hyde Funeral, 15/6/69 (53 items)
    1. Sympathy card and envelope from May D. McClay
    2. Florist card and envelope from Tangi Parish Teachers Credit Union
    3. Florist card and envelope from The Lunch Room Workers
    4. Florist card and envelope from Becky and Jack Pope and Family
    5. Florist card from Amite Elementary School
    6. Florist card and envelope from Jack and Bell Lanier
    7. Handwritten list of seven people’s names on partial notebook paper
    8. Handwritten list of people and organizations on a sheet of notebook paper
    9. Florist card and envelope from The Amite Bus Drivers
    10. Florist card and envelope from Sabelina and J. W.
    11. Florist card and envelope from Ogden and Bettie Jean Watson and Family
    12. Florist card and envelope from Normie and Robert McMichael
    13. Florist card and envelope from Ike, Lucille, and Mickey Case
    14. Florist card and envelope from Florida Parishes Skeet & Gun Association
    15. Florist card and envelope from Sam and Chris
    16. Florist card from Francis & Stanley Anderson
    17. Florist card from Barbra Jane & Donnie & Children
    18. Florist card and envelope from Claude
    19. Florist card and envelope from Brookie and Gayle Hayden
    20. Florist card from The Foulks Family
    21. Florist card and envelope from Rowena and Wayne
    22. Florist card and envelope from Vergie, John, and Harold Cody
    23. Florist card and envelope from Dixie Woodhall
    24. Florist card and envelope from Dr. & Mrs. James M. Andrew & Kim
    25. Florist card and envelope from Conner Davis and Mother
    26. Memoriam bookmark with obituary
    27. Florist card and envelope from Betty and Robert Harrilson and Boys
    28. Florist card and envelope from Amite Junior and Senior High School Faculty
    29. Florist card and envelope from Tangi Parish Principals Association
    30. Note that Mrs. Olga Morgan presented a book to the Tangipahoa Parish Library in memoriam of “Miss Hattie” Hyde and envelope
    31. Sympathy card and envelope from Chuck and Linda (Greenhill) Simms
    32. Notes that Beverly LeTard and Children and Elizabeth LeTard presented books to the Tangipahoa Parish Library in memoriam of Mrs. Hattie Hyde and envelope
    33. Sympathy card and envelope from Mrs. Grace Ridgedell
    34. Letter to Mr. Sammie Hyde from First Baptist Church, 17 December 1968, and envelope
    35. Letter to Mr. Sam Hyde from Baton Rouge General Hospital and envelope
    36. Sympathy card and envelope from Margaret & Bill Williams
    37. Sympathy card and envelope from Billie Kent
    38. Sympathy card and envelope from Holland & Evelyn
    39. Sympathy card and envelope from John and Bertie Jane Kilpatrick
    40. Sympathy letter and envelope from Estelle Curtis
    41. Sympathy card and envelope from Jake & Mary Ann Campo
    42. Sympathy card and envelope from Roscoe & Sara Holland
    43. Sympathy card and envelope from Billy & Connie Watson
    44. Sympathy card and envelope from Odette & Alphy
    45. Sympathy card and envelope from The Davoll Family
    46. Sympathy card and envelope from Betty & Sharny
    47. Sympathy card and envelope from Morgan Edward Chapter Louisiana Colonials
    48. Sympathy card and envelope from Joe and Margaret Winkler
    49. Sympathy card and envelope from Vota Vita Sunday School Class
    50. Sympathy card and envelope from Gloria and Joe Giardina
    51. Sympathy card and envelope from Carol Calamia, Sandra Knight, Ann McKenzie, Kathy May, Pam Efferson, Paulette Crain, & Glenda Morgan
    52. Sympathy card and envelope from Maxey & Sam McNabb
    53. Sympathy card and envelope from Ann McKenzie & Paulette Crain
  •  
  • Folder 4: Nona Johnston Funeral (57 items)
    1. Pink ribbon
    2. Map of location of Nona Burton Johnston’s gravesite and contract from Amite Marble and Granite, Inc.
    3. In Remembrance card from McKneely Funeral Home, order form, & envelope
    4. Florist card and envelope from Dot & Claude
    5. Letter to Allie from Maire and envelope
    6. Memorial card from American Red Cross and envelope
    7. Sympathy card and envelope from Helen Brumfield
    8. Letter to Allie from Lillian and envelope
    9. Note of memorial contribution from Greensburg Cemetery Association and envelope
    10. Sympathy card and envelope from Bonnie & Charlies Reed
    11. Memorial card noting gift for Greensburg United Methodist Church in memoriam for Nona Johnston by Freddie & Glancie Carter & envelope
    12. Memorial card noting gift for Greensburg United Methodist Church in memoriam for Mrs. Nona Johnston by Richard & Ursula Kent & envelope
    13. Sympathy card and envelope from Linda Simms
    14. Letter to Allie Elizabeth from Betty, 19 October 1992, and envelope
    15. Letter to Mrs. Hyde from Kathy Troyka and envelope
    16. Two memorial cards noting gifts for Greensburg United Methodist Church in memoriam for Mrs. Nona Johnston from Mr. & Mrs. William B. Carter and Mr. & Mrs. Freddie Carter and envelope
    17. Letter to Allies from Myra and envelope
    18. Sympathy card and envelope from Jeff & Valerie White
    19. Letter and envelope to Allie from Margie
    20. Letter to Allie from Betty Jean and envelope
    21. Note that a book was presented to the Tangipahoa Parish Library in honor of Mrs. Nona Johnston by The James P. Watson Family and envelope
    22. Notice that a Mass will be said for Mrs. Nona B. Johnston and envelope
    23. Note with partial address
    24. Sympathy card and envelope from Evelyn
    25. Note on mass offered for Mrs. Nona Johnston by Katy & Hoss Gremillion and envelope. Letter to Allie & Sammy from Katy & Hoss, 10/23/92, and envelope.
    26. Sympathy card and envelope from Patsy & Kenneth
    27. Sympathy card and envelope from Harmon & Hattie Schilling, 11/1/92
    28. Sympathy card and envelope from Sylvia Watson
    29. Sympathy card and envelope from Donna
    30. Sympathy card and envelope from Mildred Ricard
    31. Sympathy card and envelope from Freddie & Tiny Carter
    32. Sympathy card and envelope from The Staff of Amite Elementary
    33. Seventeen “Claiming Amite for Jesus Christ” notes from First Baptist Church and envelope
    34. Sympathy card and envelope from Iris & Diane
    35. Sympathy card and envelope from Joe and Leah Beth Simpson
    36. Sympathy card and envelope from Carol and Sam White
    37. Sympathy card and envelope from Laurine & Joe Battalora
    38. Letter and envelope from Charlie, Rina, & Charlie III
    39. Sympathy card and envelope from Ramona
    40. Sympathy card and envelope from Charles & Ginger Battalora
    41. Sympathy card and envelope from Lisa Russell
    42. Sympathy card and envelope from David and Carleen Vining
    43. Sympathy card and envelope from Delos & Evelyn Jones
    44. Sympathy card and envelope from Teresa, Doug & Stephanie White. Picture of Stephanie White, 1992
    45. Sympathy card and envelope from Rose Sanders
    46. Sympathy card and envelope from Helen & George
    47. Newsletter from First Baptist Church, 12 November 1992
    48. Note and envelope from First Baptist Church about memorial gift from Joe Simpson
    49. Sympathy card and envelope from Cindy Wallace, Linda Cuti, Stephanie Kennedy, Tiffini Ellis, Cindy Smith, Marilyn LeTard, Bonnie Kelsey
    50. Description of Nona Johnston (5 copies)
    51. Sympathy card and envelope from Enid Sears
    52. Sympathy card and envelope from Anna
    53. Sympathy card and envelope from Regina
    54. List of food and paper products
    55. First Baptist Church newsletter, 22 October 1992
    56. Letter to Allie from Tommy on First Baptist Church letterhead and envelope
    57. Sympathy card and envelope from Helen Edwards
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  • Folder 5: Nona Johnston Funeral
    1. Small white box containing florist cards from the following people:
      1. Helen Burrell
      2. Nollie Fetts
      3. Louise, Duppy, Gene, Mike, Kenny, and Aimee
      4. Murray, Margaret, and Katie
      5. Helen Cope
      6. Charlotte & Children
      7. Odette & Joseph Sitman, Holland & Evelyn Addison
      8. Michael Brown
      9. The Foulks Family
      10. Elizabeth Carter
      11. Oliwitte Sarrison
      12. Iris & Diane Sitman
      13. Jerry & Beverly
      14. Bob, Jr., & Family (2 copies)
      15. Bob & Becky Fontenberry
      16. Justin & Jeanne
      17. Louise & Phillip
      18. Lillian Carter, Nan & Stanley Lawson, Margaret & Don Carter
      19. Irma & Tom Morgan
      20. Mimi
      21. Small white box containing the following
      22. Blank thank you card and envelope
      23. Partial order form
      24. Blank envelope
      25. Larger white box containing the following
      26. Nona Mae Johnston Death Certificate (2 copies)
      27. Announcement for Mrs. Nona Burton Johnston’s services (2 copies)
      28. Mrs. Nona Burton Johnston obituary
      29. Book for Nona Johnston’s Funeral
      30. Blank envelope
      31. Pamphlet and envelope from Batesville
      32. Note to Ken on First Guaranty Blank paper, 10-19-92
  •  
  • Folder 6: Nona Johnston Funeral (2 items)
  1. Announcement for Mrs. Nona Burton Johnston’s services at the McKneely Funeral Home (4 copies)
  2. Come Unto Me: In Memory of Nona Burton Johnston book; thank you card and envelope. Manila envelope.
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    • Folder 7: MHM Funeral Newspapers (4 items)
  3. Times-Picayune, 8 September 1993
  4. TangiTalk, 15 October 1980
  5. “Margaret Hyde Morgan,” TangiTalk, 22 October 1980
  6. “Deaths,” State-Times, 8 October 1980
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    • Folder 8: MHM Funeral Cards (57 items)
  7. Florist card and envelope from Stanley and Frances Anderson. Florist card and envelope from Dr. Stratton Kearn and Staff.
  8. Florist card and envelope from Donnie, Barbara Jane, and Family
  9. Envelope addressed to Mr. Sammy Hyde, 28 October 1980
  10. Roster for 23 October 1980
  11. Card and “The Traveler” pamphlet and envelope from B. Walley
  12. Sympathy card and envelope from Sara
  13. Letter to Sammie and Allie from Margaret Ann Osborn and envelope
  14. Note that a gift was given to First Baptist Media Center in honor of Mrs. Margaret Morgan and envelope
  15. Letter to Samuel C. Hyde from LSU Alumni Federation, 20 October 1980 and envelope
  16. Note that Evelyn Courtney donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Margaret Morgan and envelope
  17. Note that Dr. and Mrs. Doug Kent, Jr. donated to the Cancer Society of Greater Baton Rouge in honor of Margaret Morgan and envelope
  18. Note that Mrs. Winnie K. Stewart donated to the National Foundation for Cancer Research and envelope
  19. Letter to Sammy, Allie, Margaret, Brother, and Kay from First Baptist Church and envelope and Mission Project Fund pamphlet
  20. Letter to Samuel Hyde and Family from Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home, 20 October 1980 and envelope. “Out of the Darkness” pamphlet. “What is a Memorial Gift” pamphlet. Subscription form.
  21. Letter to Sammy, Allie, Margaret, Brother, and Kay, 24 October 1980, and envelope. “Mission Project Fund” pamphlet.
  22. Sympathy card and envelope from Beverly, Hoppie, & Brandon Jones
  23. Sympathy card and envelope from Ellen, Beth, & Family
  24. Sympathy card and envelope from Irma Bernadas
  25. Sympathy card and envelope from Dottie Reid
  26. Notecard from Helen Brumfield
  27. “Bits of Silver and Gold” Patience” booklet and envelope
  28. List of people on orange paper
  29. List of people and food on First Guaranty Bank (2 pages)
  30. Note that Mrs. Robert Spec McCleudou and Dr. and Mrs. Jesse H. McCleudou donated a book to Tangipahoa Parish Library in honor of Margaret Hyde Morgan and envelope
  31. Note that Mrs. J. P. Rhodes donated to Cancer Society of Greater Baton Rouge in honor of Mrs. Margaret Morgan and envelope
  32. Note that the J. P. Watson Family donated a book to Tangipahoa Parish Library in honor of Margaret Hyde Morgan and envelope
  33. Note that Marion T. Frohn donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Margaret Morgan and envelope
  34. Note that Mr. & Mrs. Lanny Murrell donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Margaret Morgan
  35. Note that Mr. & Mrs. Conrad G. Kidder donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Margaret Morgan and envelope
  36. Note that Martina E. Buck donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Margaret and envelope
  37. Certificate of Enrollment in the Seraphic Mass Enrollment for Mrs. Margaret Hyde Morgan. “Safely Home” note card. Note that Miss Gertrude M. Will enrolled Mrs. Margaret Hyde Morgan in the Seraphic Mass Association. Envelope.
  38. Two blank envelopes
  39. Card and envelope from Addie Nood to Margaret
  40. Note that the Nick Ardillo Family donated a book to the Tangipahoa Parish Library in honor of Mr. & Mrs. Armette Morgan and envelope
  41. Card and envelope from the Tangipahoa Parish O. H. D. Staff
  42. Two blank thank you cards
  43. Note that Jeff Currier donated a book to the Tangipahoa Parish Library in honor of Mr. & Mrs. Armette Morgan and envelope
  44. Note that Mrs. Bert T. McDaniel donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Mrs. Margaret Morgan and envelope
  45. Letter to Allie from Elizabeth, Nov. 6, 1980
  46. Letter and envelope from the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home to Mr. & Mrs. Ogden Watson, Sr. Memorial Gift form and envelope.
  47. Notice of Services for Mrs. Margaret H. Morgan at the McKneely Funeral Home, 8 October 1980
  48. Empty Floral Cards envelope
  49. Get well soon card from Honey & Eugene, “He Leadeth Me” poem, and envelope
  50. Sympathy card and envelope from Donice
  51. Sympathy card and envelope from Aunt Allie
  52. Sympathy card and envelope from Frank and Joy Ann, Dawn & Pam
  53. Sympathy card and envelope from Miss Dixie & Suetee
  54. Sympathy card and envelope from Ontes
  55. Sympathy card and envelope from Helen C.
  56. Sympathy card and envelope from C. Connly
  57. Card and envelope from Helen Veek to Margaret Morgan
  58. Envelope addressed to Margaret Morgan
  59. Twelve prayer notices for Margaret Morgan from First Baptists Church and envelope
  60. Thank you card from Irma and Pam
  61. Get well card from Mary Fred
  62. Get well card from Nonies
  63. Get well card from Menette
    •  
    •  
    • Box 6: Funeral Information – ALL RESTRICTED
    • Folder 1: MHM Funeral Cards (42 items)
  64. Card and envelope from Marion Kidder
  65. Envelope addressed to Margaret
  66. Friendship card from several people
  67. Recovery card from Mary Louisa Nall
  68. Sympathy card and envelope from Richard and Ursula
  69. Sympathy card and envelope from Lindy
  70. Sympathy card and envelope from Felicie Anzalone
  71. Sympathy card and envelope from Mrs. Hood
  72. Fourteen prayer cards from First Baptist Church and envelope
  73. Sympathy card and envelope from Faye Williams
  74. Sympathy card and envelope from Marion Frohn
  75. Sympathy card, envelope, and letter from Claude & Mary Louise Hall
  76. Sympathy card and envelope from Ted & Helen Dreher
  77. Sympathy card and envelope from “Boo” Jones Catalanoth
  78. Get well card and envelope from First Southern Methodist Church
  79. Sympathy card and envelope from The Amite Bus Drivers
  80. Sympathy card and envelope from Musa Caffey
  81. Sympathy card and envelope from Ruth V. Pierce
  82. Sympathy card and envelope from Ginger Battalora
  83. Two blank pieces of paper
  84. Sympathy card and envelope from Catherine & Cullen
  85. Get well soon card and envelope from Lucy P. Clemento
  86. Sympathy card and envelope from Mr. & Mrs. Darby H. Carroll and Donice
  87. Sympathy card and envelope from Gertrude M. Will
  88. Sympathy card and envelope from Becky Pope
  89. Letter and envelope from Mary Allen
  90. Sympathy card and envelope from Charles & Dottie Gliedman
  91. Letter and envelope from Anna B. Reed
  92. Sympathy card and envelope from First Guaranty Bank
  93. “Upon a Rock: The Sermon on the Mount” booklet and envelope
  94. Invitation for birthday party for L. Barbee Ponder, Jr. at the Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Association and envelope, 1980
  95. Sympathy card and envelope from Juliana V. Vinyard
  96. Letter, newsletter, and envelope from Tangipahoa Parish Teacher’s Credit Union, 1980
  97. Mini 1980 calendar, “Special Days to Remember”
  98. Sympathy card from Elizabeth Carter
  99. Get well card from Margaret Ann & A. B. Osborn
  100. Get well card from Menette
  101. Envelope from Mrs. A. B. Osborn
  102. Envelope addressed to Mrs. Margaret Morgan
  103. Envelope from Mrs. Robt Carter
  104. “Scanner Role is Praised,” States-Item and envelope from Miss G. M. Will
  105. Blank thank you card and envelope for funeral
    •  
    • Folder 2: MHM Funeral Cards (26 items)
  106. Florist card and envelope from Travis & Kay
  107. Florist card and envelope from Kacy & Bubba
  108. Florist card and envelope from Lou and J. W. Bankston
  109. Florist card and envelope from “Dumplin”
  110. Florist card and envelope from Irma Lee Pittman Rollings
  111. Florist card and envelope from Bryan Keith
  112. Florist card and envelope from Honey & Eugene
  113. Florist card and envelope from Gerrie
  114. Florist card and envelope from Gerty
  115. Get well card and envelope from Leona
  116. Note card and envelope from Mrs. Bolivar E. Kemp, Jr.
  117. Twelve prayer cards from First Baptist Church
  118. Envelope addressed to Mrs. Armette Morgan
  119. Envelope addressed to Mrs. Armette Morgan from Mrs. F. L. Brumfield
  120. Get well soon card from Mrs. Veek
  121. Envelope addressed to Mrs. Armette Morgan from Mrs. Helen Veek
  122. Get well soon card from Normie & Robert McMichael
  123. Envelope addressed to Mrs. Margaret Morgan
  124. Get well card from Anna Buckton
  125. Get well card and envelope from Dottie & Harmon Schilling
  126. Envelope addressed to Mrs. Margaret Morgan
  127. Get well card, letter, and envelope from Gertie
  128. Card and envelope from Irma and Tom Charles
  129. Get well card and envelope from Menette
  130. Get well card and envelope from Pi & Olivette
  131. Envelope from First Baptist Church
    •  
    • Folder 3: MHM Funeral Florist Cards (32 items)
  132. Small white box containing florist cards from the following:
  133. Ken and Children
  • Nevelle and Bruce
  1. Faculty & Staff at Amite Elementary
  • E. J. LeTard
  1. Menette
  2. Robert Carney, Mrs. Charles D. Anderson & Family
  • Byron Keith Brumfield and Family
  • Guy and Olivette
  1. Irma Morgan & Tom
  2. Honey & Eugene
  • Robert & Norma McMichael
  1. Ellen Walsh Milliet and Betty
  2. & Mrs. Hurshel Climons and Family
  • Becky and Bob Fortenberry
  • Leona, Linton, Sally, Martin, Michael, and Lauren
  • W. & Lou Bankston
  • Betty & Ogden Watson
  1. Roy S. Ardillo & Family
  2. Claude and Mary Louise Hall
  3. F. A. Elem. Teachers
  • Helen and Roy Robertson
  • Clifford Wayne and Family
  1. Blance and Louise Flanakin
  • The Paul Wayne Family
  • Gladys and Marguerite McClendon and Marty
  1. Myrtle & Lloyd Dreher
  2. Mamie Eldrigde
  3. Cliff Antuloruch
  4. Cheryl, Melvin, and Leigh Anne
  5. Ike Case
  6. Ricky & Sarah Ann and Bart Bever
  7. Halimah Chapter DAR
    •  
    • Folder 4: MHM Funeral Remembrance Bible
    •  
    • Folder 5: MHM Funeral (2 items)
  8. White box labeled “Mrs. Margaret H. Morgan, October 7, 1980” containing:
  9. Book from McKneely Funeral Home
    •  
    • Folder 6: Letters and Cards to Samuel C. Hyde (64 items)
  10. Twenty-six get well soon letters from Amite Elementary Third Grade to Mr. Samuel C. Hyde and envelope, 17 October 1966
  11. Envelope addressed to Mrs. Sammy Hyde from Mrs. Nollie Felts
  12. Birthday card from Aunt Allie and Nona
  13. Birthday card from Armette and Margaret
  14. Letter to Prof. Hyde from Clarence E. Goleman, 18 October 1966. “Amite Principle Injured in Wreck” newspaper article
  15. Get well card and envelope from Becky Pope
  16. Birthday card from Betty Jean
  17. Birthday card from Chris
  18. Birthday card from Bro. Amall Richardson
  19. Get well card and envelope from Betty Cutrer
  20. Get well card and envelope from Carmelia Ch. #142 O. E. S.
  21. Get well card and envelope from Spec and Agnes
  22. Series of five get well cards to Sammy
  23. Florist card and envelope from Barbara Jane, Donnie, & Family
  24. Florist card and envelope from Sarah, Frances, Claude, Barbara, Renee, Bryan, Keith Brumfield
  25. Florist card and envelope from Frank & Estelle Patenotte
  26. Florist card and envelope from Normie & Robert McMichael
  27. Florist card and envelope from Stanley & Frances Anderson & Family
  28. Florist card and envelope from Steve Boyatte & Family
  29. Florist card and envelope from Marrie & Children
  30. Get well card and envelope from Harry & Merle
  31. Get well card and envelope from Helen Brumfield
  32. Get well card and envelope from J. W.
  33. Get well card and envelope from Brother
  34. Get well card and envelope from Pi & Olivette
  35. Get well card and envelope from Bill & Marie Irvin
  36. Get well card and envelope from Jake and Mary Ann Campo
  37. Get well card and envelope from Conrad Kidder
  38. Get well card and envelope from Sue and Arthur Hood
  39. Envelope addressed to Mr. S. C. Hyde, 18 October 1966
  40. “I Will Lift Mine Eyes” booklet and envelope
  41. Get well card and envelope from JoAnn, Ted, Melanie, Jay, & Lisa
  42. Get well card and envelope from Junior G. A. Girls
  43. Get well card and envelope from Helene & Falney
  44. Get well card from Charlie & Audry Currier
  45. Get well card and envelope from M. H.
  46. Get well card and envelope from Horace & Mary Lea
  47. Get well card and envelope from Menette
  48. Get well card and envelope from Katie H. Corkern
  49. Get well card and envelope from the Second Grade
  50. Get well card and envelope from Kathy Lynn Russell
  51. Florist card and envelope from Conner
  52. Florist card and envelope from Faculty of Amite Elementary School
  53. Florist card and envelope from Edgar Lee, Irma, and Boys
  54. Four empty envelopes addressed to Sam Hyde
  55. Get well card and envelope from Margaret Hyde
  56. Get well letter and envelope from Addison Ellis
  57. Get well card and envelope from Gail and Brookie Hayden
  58. Get well card and envelope from Harrison & Mamie Gill
  59. Get well card and envelope from Marian T. Frohn
  60. Get well card and envelope from Doc & Corinne
  61. Get well postcard from M. Newton
  62. Get well card and envelope from Guaranty Bank & Trust Co.
  63. Get well card and envelope from Irma & Bob Ashley
  64. Get well card and envelope from Marilyn
  65. Get well card and envelope from the First Grade
  66. Get well card and envelope from Teeny & Doris Lavigne
  67. Birthday card and envelope from McClendon & Patenotte
  68. Birthday card from Aunt Louise
  69. Get well card and envelope from Louise & Weston Field
  70. Get well card and envelope from Ronnie Hancock
  71. Get well card and envelope from Jane & Rich
  72. Get well card from several people
  73. Get well card and envelope from Roy, Rubye, Miriam, Johnnie, Beth, & Rosie
    •  
    • Folder 7: (5 items)
  74. Letter to Allie from Betty Jean (5 pages)
  75. Birthday card and envelope to Allie from Mother
  76. Twenty-eight get well letters to Mr. Hyde from Amite School students, 17 October 1966
  77. The Amite 1946 yearbook
  78. Hospital band for Samuel C. Hyde
    •  
    • Folder 8: WWI (2 items)
  79. Photograph of Samuel C. Hyde in uniform
  80. “Screamed Death” newspaper article (6 pages)
    •  
    • Folder 9: School Records (19 items)
  81. Classbook, 1969 Ella Strickland Elementary School, Amite, LA
  82. Narrative of 1944 graduating class from Ole Amite High (9 items)
  83. “Rose Bowl-Bound,” Louisiana Life, 2011 (6 pages)
  84. Southeastern Louisiana University Grade Report for Samuel C. Hyde, 1971
  85. 1971 Southeastern Louisiana University Special Workshop on Problems of Unitary School Systems Certificate for Samuel C. Hyde
  86. 1969 Louisiana State Department of Education Teacher’s Certificate for Allie Elizabeth Johnston Hyde
  87. “Autobiography”
  88. Letter to Mr. Sam C. Hyde from Rev. Joseph B. Tremonti, Loyola University, 7 October 1968
  89. 1956 Louisiana State Department of Education Teacher’s Certificate for Samuel C. Hyde
  90. Louisiana State Department of Education Teacher’s Certificate for Colleen Jo Lambert Strickland
  91. Partial family tree
  92. Tangipahoa Parish Supervisory Report Amite Elementary School, January 1971 (2 pages)
  93. July 31, 1972 approval for Sam C. Hyde to put trailers on land
    •  
    • Folder 10: (1 item)
  94. Page of TangiTalk, 13 October 1976
    •  
    • Folder 11: School Integration/Gun Control (31 items)
  95. Letter to Sam Hyde from the Tangipahoa Parish School Board, 13 March 1973 (2 pages)
  96. Copy of first page of letter to Allie and Sam from mother of son who drowned, 19 September 1971. Narrative and transcription provided by Dr. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.
  97. Letter to Robert L. Webb, Jr., from Samuel C. Hyde, 16 January 1965
  98. Letter to Robert A. Ainsworth, Jr., from Sam C. Hyde, 1 October 1964
  99. Letter to Victor Schiro from Sam C. Hye, 26 November 1966
  100. Letter and “Gun Control” transcript from Senator Allen Ellender, 1968 (2 pages)
  101. Letter to Sam C. Hyde from Russell Long, 19 June 1968
  102. Letter to Russell Long from Sam C. Hyde, 11 June 1968
  103. Letter to Allen Ellender from Sam C. Hyde, 11 June 1968
  104. Letter to Edwin M. Newman from Rebecca J. Pope, 10 May 1973
  105. Letter to Edwin M. Newman from Maine M. Pender, 10 May 1973
  106. Letter to Tulane Ticket office from Sam C. Hyde, 7 May 1973
  107. Letter to Maxine Hinton from Sam C. Hyde, 22 February 1973
  108. Letter to County Probation officer from Samuel C. Hyde, 4 December 1969
    •  
    • Folder 12: Allie Elizabeth Hyde Funeral
  109. “Come Unto Me: In Memory of Allie Elizabeth Hyde.” Flyer, pack of thank you notes, and letter from The Heritage Company.
  110. Sympathy card and envelope from Sarah Brumfield and Ginger Battalora
  111. Sympathy card and envelope from Shirly & Debbie Lithel
  112. Sympathy card and envelope from the First United Methodist Church of Amite
  113. Sympathy card and envelope from Naomi
  114. Sympathy card and envelope from Eloner & Marty
  115. Sympathy card and envelope from David & Carleen
  116. Sympathy card and envelope from multiple people at First Baptist Church
  117. Sympathy card and envelope from the Town of Amite City mayor’s office
  118. Note that Mose & Jan Guzzardo donated to First Baptist Church Amite in honor of Allie Hyde & envelope
  119. Sympathy card and envelope from Frances Anderson & Family
  120. Note and envelope that MK and Doris Johnston donated to First Baptist Church Amite in honor of Allie Hyde
  121. Sympathy card and envelope from The Heart of Hospice Team
  122. Large enveloped labeled “Floral Cards: The Service of Allie Elizabeth Johnston Hyde” including
    1. Floral card and envelope from Clay, Andrews, Sammie, & Sophie
    2. Floral card and envelope from Lipscombs
    3. Floral card and envelope from Melanie K and David Hubbs, & Loren and Ashley Kleinpeter
    4. Floral card and envelope from Amite Oyster Gala Board
    5. Floral card and envelope from Katie, Patrick, & Jobi
    6. Floral card and envelope from Jamie & John Henry Bridger, Elizabeth, and Jim Lenoir IV
    7. Floral card from Bill Carter & Belinda Sanchez
    8. Floral card from Oggie & Candy
    9. Floral card and envelope from Nollie
  123. Envelope and sympathy certificate from Representative Robby Carter
  124. McKneely Funeral Home General Price List
  125. Statement of Funeral Goods and Services Selected and envelope
  126. Receipts (4 pages)
  127. DVD, “In Loving Memory of Allie Elizabeth Johnston Hyde” (5 copies)
  128. White box containing McKneely Funeral Home book and Statement of Funeral Goods and Services Selected and envelope
  129. Holy Bible
    •  
    • BOX 7 – ALL RESTRICTED
    • Folder 1: Allie Hyde Journal
  130. Beatrix Potter Collector’s Edition Journal, Allie Hyde, 1995 with various bookmarks, recipes, and notecards inserted.
    •  
    • Folder 2: Centennial 1969, UNO Innsbruck 1983, Cards & letters from Europe
  131. Packets of letters tied with gold elastic including:
  132. Samuel Hyde address, two postcards from Brother to Sam Hyde Family
  • Postcard from Allie to M./M. Guy Garrison
  1. Postcard from Geo. W. Schimmelpfinnig to Mrs. Allie Hyde, 10 September 1983
  • Postcard from De & Roy from Mr. & Mrs. Sammie Hyde, 1984
  1. Letter and envelope from Brother to Sam Hyde family, 8/11/83
  2. Letter (3 pages) and envelope from S. C. H. to Sam Hyde family, 7/3/83
  • Letter (3 copies; 5 pages) and envelope from Brother to Sam Hyde family, 1983
  1. Postcard to Sammie Hyde, 7/29/83
  2. “Schedule of Activities”
  3. Paper with Samuel Hyde and Margaret Hyde addresses
  4. Brochure, “LSU in London Summer Study, 1982”
  5. Brochure, Louisiana State University and A&M College, 1981-1982 Student Plan of Hospital, Medical, Surgical, and Major Medical Expense Protection
  6. “1982 LSU London Summer Program” (2 pages)
  7. Rownd Travel invoices for Samuel Hyde and Margaret Hyde (2 pages), 1983, and envelope
  8. Rownd Travel Itinerary for Allie Hyde, 1983 (3 copies) and envelope
  9. The Travelers Insurance Company for Allie Hyde, 1983, and envelope
  10. Christmas card and envelope to Samuel Hyde, Jr., from Laurie Jo
  11. Hallmark envelope containing
    • Card and envelope from to Mr. Hyde from the Amite Elementary Faculty & Staff, 1990
    • Christmas card from Brother
    • Christmas card from Brother
  1. Christmas card from the Hewmans – Phil, Sally, Pierre, Elizabeth, and Amy
  • Envelope to Sammie Hyde & Family from Mrs. J. C. Brent
  1. Christmas card and attached receipt from Aunt Louise
  2. Christmas note and envelope to Allie J. Hyde from Nollie Felts, 1968
  3. Christmas card and envelope from Mr. & Mrs. Roy R. Rose to Samuel C. Hyde & Family, 1968
  4. Christmas card and envelope from Ava Herring to Margaret Hyde
  5. Christmas card and envelope from Mr. & Mrs. Sam C. Hyde from John, Jane, Bo, David, & Doug
  6. Copied page of address and telephone number in Innsbruck (2 copies)
  7. “Attention All Participants of UNO-Innsbruck” (21 pages)
  8. “UNO-Innsbruck Student and Faculty Directory” (2 copies; 10 pages)
  9. Labeled paper bag
  •  
  • Folder 3: Centennial 1969, UNO Innsbruck 1983, Cards & Letters from Europe Newspapers
  1. TangiTalk 39, No. 43, 26 March 1969
    •  
    • Folder 4: (11 items)
  2. Second place ribbon for Pioneer Adventure Area Track for Brother Hyde, 1972
  3. Thank you note and envelope from Sammie
  4. Manila envelope labeled “3rd & Pine Cornelia Hyde, etc.” containing:
  5. Letter to J. D. Baker from Reid & Redi, 30 December 1949; Rent increase update to Robert Brown from Reid & Reid, 20 December 1949; Rent increase update to Octavia Banks from Reid & Reid, 30 December 1949; Rent increase update to Jack Davis from Reid & Reid, 30 December 1949; Rent increase update to Katie Wagner from Reid & Reid, 30 December 1949; Rent increase update to Sarah Joseph from Reid & Reid, 30 December 1949; and envelope.
  • Transfer of land document from Mrs. Cornelia A. Hyde to Mrs. Hattie B. Hyde.
  1. Purchase record P. Stewart to Cornelia A. Hyde, 1905
  • Fire and Extended Coverage Insurance for Samuel E. Hyde, 15 July 1967 (3 pages) and envelope
  1. The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company Limited policy for Hattie A. Hyde, 1966, receipt and envelope
  2. McClendon & Patenotte Insurance Endorsement, 1965 (3 pages) and envelope
  • The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Limited policy for Hattie A. Hyde (2 pages). McClendon & Patenotte Insurance receipt. Payment notice. Coverage letter from McClendon & Patenotte Insurance and envelope.
  • Bill to Hattie Hyde from McClendon & Patonette Insurance, 2 April 1966 and envelope
  1. Endorsement from Travelers Indemnity Company to Hattie A. Hyde, 1959. Bill from McClendon & Patonette Insurance, 1964. Corrected endorsement from Liverpool & London & Globe to Hattie Hyde, 1964.
  2. Invitation to Robin Lisa Brown and Samuel Claiborne Hyde, Jr., wedding
  3. Five RSVP cards and envelopes
  4. Wedding invitation and envelope and RSVP card and envelope
  5. Announcement from New Orleans Opera Association Women’s Guild of marriage of Miss Robin Lisa Brown to Samuel Claiborne Hyde, Jr. (5 copies; 10 pages)
  6. Short handwritten biography of Samuel Claiborne Hyde, Jr.
  7. Wedding invitation to Mr. & Mrs. Richard Frahn
  8. Southeastern Magazine, Spring 2020
  9. Roar of Impact, 2021. Letter to Mrs. Allie J. Hyde from Wendy Johns Lauderdale. Two letters to Allie J. Hyde from Appleseed’s and one from The TOG Shop.
    •  
    • Folder 5: (2 items)
  10. “Miss Brown weds Mr. Hyde,” TangiTalk, 11 October 1989
  11. “Amite Elementary Principal, Sammy Hyde…Believes in today’s teachers,” Strawberries & Cream, Aug. 1985 (2 pages)
    •  

      Folder 6: Skeet Club

  1. Handwritten information about Florida Parishes Skeet & Gun Association (2 pages)
  2. Florida Parishes Skeet & Gun Assn. stamp on notecard (5 pages)
  3. Membership letter from Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Assn., 20 March 1961
  4. Price schedule for Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Assn. (2 copies)
  5. Denial from the Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana in L. B. Ponder, Jr., et al vs Conway Guiteau, Jr., et al
  6. Judgement for L. B. Ponder, Jr., et al vs Conway Guiteau, Jr., et al from State of Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal, 1987 (5 pages)
  7. Petition for Declaratory Action with Injunctive Relief for L. B. Ponder, Jr., et al vs Conway Guiteau, Jr., et al, 15 January 1987 (5 pages)
  8. Hand drawn map
  9. Official Program Thirteenth Annual Florida Parishes Open, 3 April 1966 (16 copies)
  10. Official Program Thirteenth Annual Strawberry & Cream Open, 15 May 1966 (17 copies)
  11. List of names, addresses, and phone numbers
  12. “All Stockholders of Florida Parishes Skeet & Country Club Association, Inc.” 1974
  13. Ledger account 1960-1962 (2 pages)
  14. Official Program Sixteenth Annual Strawberry & Cream Open, 29 June 1969 (4 copies)
  15. Skeet Club Members, 1/21/74 (2 pages)
  16. Copied map
  17. Membership list, 9/15/61 (3 pages)
  18. Letter to members from Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Association, 17 January 1961
  19. Cash Deed, Lester B. Cutrer to Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1952
  20. Letter to members from Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Association, Spring 1954 (5 copies)
  21. Map Showing Property in Sections 51 and 52, T. 3, S. R. 7 E., G. L. D., Parish of Tangipahoa, Louisiana, for Florida Parishes Skeet & Gun Club
  22. Survey drawings by Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company (2 pages)
  23. Letter to members from Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Association, 17 August 1960
  24. Cash Deed, Veterans of Foreign Wars of U. S. T. J. Hood Post No. 7195 to Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Association, 3 February 1961 (2 pages)
  25. Request for Voluntary Contributions (3 copies)
  26. Notary records, Flint Sand and Gravel Company to Veterans of Foreign Wars of U.S. Amite Post #7195 (2 copies; 3 pages)
  27. Invitation to Expansion Program at the Club Membership Party, 16 October 1982
  28. Letter to Sammy Hyde from Richard A. Schwartz, 3 April 1987
  29. Minutes, Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Assn., 27 January 1994
  30. Articles of Incorporation of Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Association, 10 April 1954 (3 copies; 16 pages)
  31. Bylaws of Florida Parishes Skeet & Country Club, Inc. (4 pages)
  32. Aerial map of Amite
  33. Map Showing Property in Sections 51 & 52 T. 3 S., R. 7 E., G. L. D., Parish of Tangipahoa, LA, for Florida Parish Skeet & Gun Club (3 pages)
  34. Letter to Sammy Hyde from Richard A. Schwartz, 4 October 1988
  35. Letter to Florida Parish Skeet and Gun Association from Simeon C. Bankston
  36. Brochure, Florida Parishes Skeet & Gun Association Promoting Sportsmanship & Conservation, August 2003
  37. Florida Parishes Skeet and Gun Assn. addresses
  38. Florida Parishes Skeet & Gun Association Tiger Open 1985 (7 pages)

 

Folder 7: Skeet Club Newspaper

  1. “Youth Skeet Shooting competition Saturday,” The Sunday Star, 14 May 2006

 

Folder 8: Hunting and Fishing

  1. Red’s Point business card
  2. Handwritten notes (2 pages)
  3. Brochure, Reality Marts International, Inc. Vacation Rentals and insert of 1982 rental prices
  4. Handwritten notes (3 pages)
  5. Sea Foods Lakeview Inn business card
  6. Springview Country Club Policies brochure (2 pages)
  7. 1984 note on Samuel C. Hyde hunt
  8. Page of copied business cards
  9. Handwritten note
  10. Bloodriver Landing, Inc. business card
  11. Antoine’s business card
  12. Q-B-ON Fresh Manchac Seafood business card
  13. Handwritten notes (4 pages)
  14. Chiaisson’s Wateredge Apts. Business card
  15. Metro Merica Realty Marts International Inc. business card
  16. Sea side Cabins business card
  17. Man “Shack” Crabs business card
  18. Handwritten note
  19. Toledo Bend map
  20. Folder with notes

 

Folder 9: Hunting and Fishing Newspapers

  1. “Some Angles on Angling,” Field & Stream, May 2001
  2. “Greenhorn’s Guide to Grand Isle,” Louisiana Sportsman, August 1996 (2 pages)
  3. “Attention Gulf Coast Fishing Enthusiasts: Here is Your Golden Opportunity!” Louisiana Sportsman Magazine, August 1997 (2 pages)
  4. “Hunting Partners,” Field & Stream, January 1999
  5. “The King of First Light,” Field & Stream, December 1999
  6. “In Louisiana: New Refuge Offers Prime Duck Hunting,” Field & Stream, January 1999
  7. “The Best of the Day,” Field & Stream, January 2000
  8. “Why I Hunt,” Field & Stream, December 2000
  9. “A Gift Beyond Measure,” Field & Stream, January 2001
  10. “Time on the Water,” Field & Stream, February 2002

 

Folder 10: Hyde, personal folder (28 items)

  1. Letter from C. G. Forrest, M.D., 13 May 1993 (2 copies)
  2. Application for sabbatical leave, 13 May 1993 (2 copies)
  3. Letter from Dr. R. E. Goldsby, 17 May 1993 (2 copies)
  4. Amite Elementary Monthly News, April 1993 (2 copies, 4 pages)
  5. Amite Elementary Monthly News, January 1993 (2 pages)
  6. Amite Elementary Monthly News, March 1993
  7. Amite Elementary Monthly News, November 1992
  8. Program for the Third Annual James H. Morrison Lecture, 28 April 1997
  9. “The Easter Basket” program
  10. Church program, 2 March 1997
  11. Twenty First Judicial District Court Motion, 23 May 1979 (2 pages) and envelope
  12. Handwritten note
  13. Letter to Bennie M. McNabb and Elois Smith McNabb from Sam C. Hyde, 2 February 1961 (2 copies)
  14. Letter to Samuel C. Hyde from Edwin C. Schilling, Jr., 30 August 1960
  15. Letter to Samuel Hyde from Edwin C. Schilling, Jr., 2 February 1961
  16. Mortgage for Bennie M. McNabb and Elois Smith McNabb, 25 January 1961
  17. Letter to Executive Board, Istrouma Area Council from Samuel C. Hyde, 5 July 1950 (2 copies)
  18. Handwritten letter to American Red Cross stationary
  19. War Savings Bond bought by Samuel C. Hyde, May 1944
  20. Copied newspaper clipping, “Ponchatoula Scores over Green Devils,” 1939
  21. Handwritten announcement
  22. Envelope addressed to Papa from Kaylie
  23. Letter to Samuel C. Hyde form H. F. Pote, Boy Scouts of America, 12 August 1947
  24. Term paper by Samuel C. Hyde, May 1953, “The Principal and the Community” (19 pages)
  25. Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry, Livestock Brand Renewal, 1 September 1999
  26. Enlisted Record and Report of Separation Honorable Discharge, 4 August 1945
  27. S. Army Certificate of Honorable Discharge, 4 August 1945 copy
  28. Letter to Samuel C. Hyde from the War Department, 6 February 1946

 

Folder 11: Hyde, personal folder – Newspaper (2 items)

  1. The Florida Parishes, Vol. 20, No. 24, 12 March 1901
  2. TangiTalk, “Local Lore & Legend,” 13 October 1976

 

Folder 12: (2 items)

  1. First Baptist Church Centennial, 1876-1976
  2. Descendants of William Cephas McMichael and Elizabet Baxter Jennings – First McMichaels in the Florida Parishes by Leah Beth Houeye Simpson and Pauline Connolly Wayne

 

Folder 13: McMichael (6 items)

  1. Margaret Margiana McMichael (Amacker) (12 pages)
  2. Corrections & Additions to McMichael Genealogy (5 copies; 25 pages)
  3. Letter to McMichael Descendants from Leah Beth Simpson
  4. Order form
  5. McMichael family crest and explanation (2 copies; 4 pages)
  6. Manila envelope addressed “McMichael”

 

Folder 14: C. F. Hyde, Sam Hyde (6 items)

  1. Copy of The Daily Picayune, “Sam C. Hyde Assassinated,” 4 July 1897 (2 copies; 12 pages)
  2. Copy of newspaper article about Duncan Kemp (4 copies)
  3. Testimony for State of Louisiana vs. C. F. Hyde (2 copies; 39 pages)
  4. “Hyde Not Guilty,” Daily Picayune, 1/21/1909 (2 pages)
  5. “Hyde Jury Secured,” Daily Picayune, 1/19/1909
  6. Manila envelope labeled “C. F. Hyde, Sam Hyde”

 

Folder 15: Tax Receipts from 1903 (48 items)

  1. Manila envelope from Tangipahoa Parish Teachers Credit Union
  2. Envelope to C. F. Hyde
  3. Tax receipt for C. W. Amacker, 1920
  4. Receipt for Corporation Taxes for 1905 (2 pages)
  5. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 107, Hattie B. Hyde, 7/11/1924
  6. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 4, Page 202, Hattie Hyde, 7/11/1924
  7. Payment receipt from Hammond Oil Company to Hattie Hyde, 1927
  8. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 4, Page 328, Hatty Hyde, 14 June 1929. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana-Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 168, C. F. Hyde, 14 June 1929. Envelope.
  9. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana, Parish of St. Helena, Hattie B. Hyde, 1924
  10. Tax notices, Parish of Tangipahoa, 1938, Nos. 1477 and 1478 for Hattie B. Hyde and envelope
  11. Corporation Taxes for 1911, 5 October 1912, No. 339, for Hattie B. Hyde
  12. Tax notice to C. F. Hyde, 1938, No. 1475
  13. Poll tax receipts for C. F. Hyde and Hattie B. Hyde, 1929
  14. Maison Blanche receipt, 4/1980
  15. Receipt from Independence Lumber Co., Inc., 1938
  16. Corporation Tax for Hattie B. Hyde, 5 July 1924
  17. Receipt from Walker & Walker Insurance for C. F. Hyde, 1938
  18. Receipt from Security Homestead Association for C. F. Hyde, 1926
  19. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of St. Helena, Ward 5, Page 151, for H. B. Hyde, 1922
  20. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, 1913, for Hattie B. Hyde
  21. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 135, 1926, for Hattie B. Hyde
  22. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 135, 1926, for C. F. Hyde
  23. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 4, Page 258, 1926, for Hattie Hyde
  24. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 7H, Page 70, 1932, for C. F. Hyde. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3A, Page 34, 1932, for C. F. Hyde. Corporation Tax, Town of Amite City, 1932, for C. F. Hyde. Note.
  25. Letter to 21st Judicial District Court of Louisiana for the Succession of A. S. J. Hyde and Mrs. Irma A. Hyde, March 1930 (2 pages)
  26. Corporation Tax receipt, Town of Amite City, 1928, C. F. Hyde
  27. Corporation Tax receipt, Town of Amite City, 1921, C. F. Hyde
  28. Corporation Tax receipt, Town of Amite City, 1923, Hattie Hyde
  29. Bank notice, Citizens National Bank, 1 Nov. 1938
  30. Bank notice, Citizens National Bank, 31 Oct. 1938, Hattie B. Hyde and C. F. Hyde. Bank notice, Citizens National Bank, 31 Oct. 1938, Harry M. Kennedy and C. F. Hyde. Envelope.
  31. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana, H. B. Hyde, 1921
  32. Florida Parishes Homestead Assn. receipt for C. F. Hyde, 1932
  33. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 6-0, C. F. Hyde, 1938
  34. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana, Ward 3, C. F. Hyde, 30 Dec. 1908
  35. Interest receipt from Citizens National Bank for Hattie B. Hyde and C. F. Hyde and short receipt
  36. Corporation Taxes for 1910, Amite City, Hattie B. Hyde
  37. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of St. Helena, Hattie B. Hyde, 4/27/1929
  38. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 140, Hattie B. Hyde, 6/18/1925
  39. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 140, C. F. Hyde, 6/18/1925
  40. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 4, Page 273, Hattie Hyde, 6/18/1925
  41. Tax notice, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 7-0, C. F. Hyde, 1938
  42. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 119, Hattie B. Hyde, 6/23/1923. Tax receipt, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 4, Page 183, Hattie Hyde, 6/23/1923.
  43. Tax receipt 1905, State of Louisiana, Ward 1, Cornelia A. Hyde
  44. Tax receipt 1929, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 43, Cornelia Hyde
  45. Tax receipt 1929, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 30, C. F. Hyde
  46. Tax receipt 1929, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 4, Page 20, Hattie Hyde
  47. Tax receipt 1929, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 7, Page 132, N. R. Haue Sampoori
  48. Tax receipt 1929, State of Louisiana – Parish of Tangipahoa, Ward 3, Page 30, Hattie B. Hyde

 

Folder 16: Houeye (3 items)

  1. Photo of Amacker Place. Letter to Leah Beth, 15 October 1993. Amite Now and Then, “The Amacker Place” (2 pages)
  2. Copy of newspaper clipping, “The Houeye Killing,” 1-7-1891
  3. Manila envelope

 

Folder 17: Robertson (3 items)

  1. Robertson family genealogy (14 pages)
  2. Hyde family genealogy (45 pages)
  3. Manila envelope

 

Folder 18: Bloody Tangi (8 items)

  1. “Simeon Volentine Morris Bible” (2 pages)
  2. List of publications
  3. Handwritten note
  4. Hyde family tree
  5. Index of Revolutionary War Pension Applications (2 pages)
  6. Letter to Sam from Lorene Rambo
  7. Manila envelope
  8. Newspaper article about C. F. Hyde

 

Folder 19: McMichael Genealogy (2 items)

  1. Elizabeth (Bettie) McMichael (2 copies; 20 pages)
  2. McMichael Memos 1990 (2 copies; 20 pages)

 

Folder 20: Brother Hyde (3 items)

  1. 8×10 photo of McMichael reunion
  2. Third Annual McMichael Reunion, 12 May 1990, picture identification
  3. Manila envelope

 

Folder 21: Robertson Genealogy (4 items)

  1. Record of Samuel Hyde, Record of David Robertson (Robinson), Record of Bradley, Record of Moses Clark
  2. Genealogy of the Robertson Family, Compiled by Edna Robertson Vacher
  3. A Genealogy of the Robertson Family, Compiled by Edna Robertson Vacher
  4. The Register of Americans of Prominent Descent, Robertson and Hyde information (4 pages)

 

Folder 22: Hyde Family History (20 items)

  1. Hyde and Robertson Family History and Genealogy (33 pages)
  2. “Robert Warren Caskey Bible” (5 pages)
  3. Pedigree Chart for Greer family
  4. Pedigree Chart for Hyde family
  5. “Early Hyde history lies recorded in old family plot” (3 pages)
  6. “Record of Samuel Hyde, 1783-1859” (6 pages)
  7. The Time-Democrat, “Bloody Tangipahoa,” 4 July 1897 (4 pages)
  8. The Daily Picayune, “Jos. A. Reid Murdered,” 11 December 1897 (5 pages)
  9. Letter to Sammie and Allie from Gene Jones
  10. Copied picture, “Mr. Hyde’s Logging Mill-Mamie’s Father” (3 copies)
  11. “Explanation of the Coat of Arms of the Hyde Family” (3 pages)
  12. 8×10 photograph, “Sam Hyde – Mamie Watson’s Father”
  13. 8×10 photograph of Sam Hyde
  14. 8×10 photograph, “Andrews Family Home in McComb”
  15. 8×10 photograph, “Fernie Hyde-Odis Edwards-Wemen McKuown”
  16. 8×10 photograph, “Sidney Hyde – Mamie Watson’s brother”
  17. 8×10 photograph, “Mamie Hyde Watson”
  18. 8×10 photograph, “Cornelia Andrews Hyde – Home in McComb, Miss. – Mamie Watson’s Mother”
  19. 8×10 photograph, “Aunt Lizi and Family – Sam Hyde’s Sister”
  20. 8×10 photograph, “Sidney Hyde – Mamie’s Brother”

 

Loose in Box:

  1. Thunder from Heaven: Story of the 17th Airborne Division, 1945-1946
  2. The National and World Jamborees in Pictures, Boy Scouts of America, 1937, and Hammond’s International Map of the World
  3. Household Possessions Register by Robert O. Patterson

 

 

Box 8: VHS Tapes: Camp Moore Oyster Festival – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. Camp Moore Re-Enactment 10-1-1994
  2. 1995 Amite Oyster Chili Cook-off – Sammie and Clay, 13 months old
  3. Camp Moore Telethon, 23 October 1993
  4. Brother – Channel 17 Camp Moore 9-30-1993, 10-19-1993, 12-10-1993
  5. Brother Channel 9 interview “Pistols & Politics”
  6. Camp Moore Re-Opening & Re-Enactment, 7-17-1993
  7. Brother – Camp Moore 10-23-1993, 1st tape
  8. Brother: “Plain Folk Symposium,” 2-28-1996
  9. Spring 2008 – Clay: French lesson and sandwich; Snow: Puppy; Andrew: 1st Football Game – Violin concerts
  10. 11/24/2002 Brother LPB “Louisiana’s Florida Parishes: Securing the ‘Good Life from a Troubled Land’”/ 4/18/2004 WYES CH 12 NO “Reluctant Americans”/ 8/04/2004 “Chronicles”/ 2/26/2005 “Chronicles”
  11. Tape of 60 Minutes program on violence
  12. Skeet Club Amite Sam Hyde 8/4/1997
  13. Brother interviewed by Ken Benitez on CH 28 7/6/1993. 7/17/1993 CH 2 BR Camp Moore
  14. Sammie Campaign 1996
  15. Allie “Taste of LA” 2/12/1994. Bro. – CH 17 2/23/1994
  16. Brother & Roman Helenaik on “Roman’s Empire” 6/11/2003. Camp Moore CH 17 12/30/1993
  17. Brother 5/25/1995 SLU on Civil War Symposium. 6/29/2002 History Channel “Secret Passages”
  18. 1996 Oyster Chili Cook-off & parade
  19. Oyster Festival Royalty 3/1995
  20. The American President
  21. Sunday in New York
  22. The Quiet Man 3/17/1993
  23. Little Women
  24. Little Women (maybe)
  25. Guns of Navarone. The African Queen
  26. She Wore a Yellow Dress
  27. Absence of Malice
  28. Gone with the Wind 11/1993
  29. The Longest Day
  30. Along Came Polly
  31. Tora! Tora! Tora!
  32. Twelve O’Clock High
  33. Brother CH 2 at SLU 8/6/1998. ABC National News 10/25/1998. 2/1/1999 Brother at Center for Regional St.
  34. The Donner Party
  35. World’s Greatest Train Ride Video: Scotland & Wales
  36. You’ve Got Mail
  37. Sammie’s Retirement Party
  38. Sammie-Allie 50th Wedding Anniversary Party 7/24/1999
  39. That’s Entertainment, Part 2
  40. Blythewood-John Folse, Allie “Taste of Louisiana”
  41. Big Bands: Guy Lombardo, Tommy Dorsey, Artie Shaw, etc.

 

 

Box 9: Books – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. Sandwick, Richard L. How to Study and What to Study. 1915.
  2. Mason, Charles Field. A Complete Handbook for the Sanitary Troops of the U. S. Army and Naval Militia.
  3. Moss, Major Jas. A. Army Paperwork. 1917.
  4. Alcott, Louisa M. Old Fashioned Girl. 1920.
  5. Wilson, Augusta Evans. At the Mercy of Tiberius: A Novel. 1887.
  6. Gummere, Francis B. A handbook of Poetics. 1898.
  7. Bailey, Arthur Scott. The Tale of Reddy Woodpecker. 1922.
  8. Cory, David. The Wind Wagon. 1923.
  9. Fox, John, Jr. The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come. 1903.
  10. Snyder, Franklyn Bliss, and Robert Grant Martin, eds. A Book of English Literature. 1927.
  11. Derry, Joseph T. Story of the Confederate States. 1895.
  12. Abbott, John S. C., and Russell H. Conwell. Lives of the Presidents of the United States of America.
  13. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Alexander the Great. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1857.
  14. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Charles the Second of England. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1849.
  15. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Cleopatra. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1854.
  16. Abbot, Jacob. The History of Cyrus. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1854.
  17. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Empress Josephine. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1855.
  18. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Pyrrhus. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1854.
  19. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Darius. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1850.
  20. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Hannibal. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1854.
  21. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Julius Caesar. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1852.
  22. Abbott, Jacob. The History of Maria Antoinette.
  23. Hyde, Samuel C., Jr. Pistols and Politics: The Dilemma of Democracy in Louisiana’s Florida Parishes, 1810-1899. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1996.

 

Box 10 – ALL RESTRICTED

 

Folder 1:

  1. Year Book for Delphian Chapters, Fifth Year, Subject – Poetry and Music.
  2. Year Book for Delphian Chapters, Second Year, Subject – Drama.
  3. Year Book for Delphian Chapters, Fourth Year, Subject – Modern Nations.
  4. Year Book for Delphian Chapters, Third Year, Subject – History of Art
  5. Fifth Year Delphian Chapters
  6. Year Book for Delphian Chapters, Sixth Year, Subject – Medieval Stories and Modern Fiction
  7. Year Book for Delphian Chapters, Fourth Year, Subject – Modern Nations
  8. First Year Delphian Chapters

 

Folder 2:

  1. Bryan, William Jennings. Proceedings in the House of Representatives on the Life, Character and Public Services of William Jennings Bryan. 19 March 1926.
  2. Church Directory of Resident Membership, First Baptist Church, August 1972.

 

Folder 3:

  1. The Saplings, 1927 (5 copies)
  2. Two yearbook pages of pictures.

 

Folder 4:

  1. The Saplings, 1927 (5 copies)

 

Folder 5:

  1. Manila envelope addressed to Meme from Sanborn Western Camps and hummingbird letter holder.
  2. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde, 25 June 2014 (2 pages). Address for Clay Hyde (2 pages)
  3. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde, 8 June 2014. Envelope
  4. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde. Two envelopes.
  5. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde
  6. Notecard to Meme from Clay Hyde and envelope
  7. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde, 5/13/18
  8. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde
  9. Notecard to Meme from Clay Hyde and envelope
  10. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde
  11. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde (3 pages) and envelope

 

Folder 6:

  1. Luke’s Episcopal Day School 19th Annual “Grand” Garden Party, 31 March 2017, pamphlet and map
  2. Program, Diploma Ceremony LSU College of Humanities & Social Sciences, 13 May 2016
  3. “Hyde announces new book on Civil War legacies,” AN17.com, 26 December 2014 (2 pages)
  4. Flyer, The Foundation for Historical Louisiana Heritage Lecture by Dr. Samuel Hyde
  5. President’s Awards for Excellence, 2014, brochure
  6. Southeastern Magazine, Fall 2015
  7. Father’s Day card from Clay and Andrew Hyde
  8. LSU Alumni Magazine, Spring 2025, Vol. 101, No. 1

 

 

Folder 7:

  1. Six wallet sized portraits of Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., in tux (in 3 photo sleeves)
  2. Photo sleeve “Send a Snapshot”
  3. 5×7 high school graduation portrait of Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.
  4. Luckett’s Photography photo display envelope
  5. Thank you note drafts and list (3 pages)
  6. Oak Forest Academy Progress Report for Grades 7-12, 11 February 76 for Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. (2 pages)
  7. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. graduation announcement in “Spirit of ‘76” display card
  8. Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. graduation announcements and envelopes (40 sets)
  9. Box with 56 name cards

 

Folder 8:

  1. Tangipahoa Parish School Board manila envelope
  2. Valentine’s Day card, 4 ticket stubs for 1966 LSU vs. Tulane Sugar Bowl, and envelope

 

Folder 9:

  1. Newspaper clipping, “SLU historian releases new book on Florida Parishes”
  2. Newspaper clipping, “Historian Hyde will discuss West Florida Revolt in talk today” (2 copies)
  3. Newspaper clipping, “Visiting at Sign Unveiling Ceremony”
  4. “Republic of West Florida signs going up on I-12,” Daily Star, 19 November 2003 (2 pages)

 

Folder 10:

  1. Tangipahoa Parish School Board manila envelope
  2. Pamphlet, “Oak Forest Academy vs. Central Private School Little Conference
  3. “We May Never Pass This Way Again” program (2 copies)
  4. Booklet, Oak Forest Academy Basketball Tournament, 1972

 

Folder 11:

  1. Newspaper clipping, picture and roster of Crusaders
  2. “Oak Forest Essay Contest Winners Named,” TangiTalk, 3 February 1971
  3. “Samuel Hyde, Jr., is Honored,” TangiTalk, 18 October 1972
  4. Newspaper clipping, “Sam Hyde, Jr.’s Essay Gets Honorable Mention in National Contest”
  5. Newspaper clipping, “Vaughn home is setting for C of C meeting”
  6. “Oak Forest Academy Little Conference Football,” TangiTalk, 10 March 1971
  7. Newspaper clipping, “Salome D. Kolman Chapter: Children of the Confederacy Attend National Convention”

 

Folder 12:

  1. “Nostalgic Recollections,” News-Digest, 1 March 1972
  2. TangiTalk, March 26, 1969 (3 copies)
  3. The Amite Progress, Vol. XVI, No. 19, 12 July 1945
  4. Department of Veterans Affairs, Health Administration Center, CHAMPVA Newsletter, Vol. 2, No. 1, Summer 2007

 

Loose in Box:

  1. VHS of US Office of War Information 1944 and 1945 documentaries: “These are the Parachutists,” “Airborne Troop Carrier Maneuvers,” and “The True Glory”

 

 

Box 11 – ALL RESTRICTED

 

Folder 1: Thunder from Heaven: Official News Bulletin of the 17th Airborne Division Association

  1. 40, No. 3, Summer 1993
  2. 41, No. 2, Spring 1994
  3. 41, No. 3, Summer 1994
  4. 42, No. 3, Spring 1995
  5. 43, No. 1, Fall 1995
  6. 43, No. 2, Winter 1995
  7. 43, No. 2, March/April 1996

 

Folder 2: Thunder from Heaven: Official News Bulletin of the 17th Airborne Division Association

  1. 43, No. 3, July/August 1996
  2. 44, No. 1, October/November 1996
  3. 44, No. 3, July/August 1997
  4. 44, No. 2, Winter 1997
  5. 45, No. 1, October/November 1997
  6. 45, No. 2, March/April 1998
  7. 45, No. 3, July/August 1998
  8. 46, No. 1, November 1998
  9. 46, No. 2, March 1999
  10. 46, No. 3, June 1999

 

Folder 3: Thunder from Heaven: Official News Bulletin of the 17th Airborne Division Association

  1. 47, No. 1, November 1999
  2. 47, No. 2, April 2000
  3. 47, No. 3, July 2000
  4. 48, No. 1, November 2000
  5. 48, No. 2, April 2001
  6. 48, No. 3, July 2001
  7. 49, No. 1, October 2001
  8. 49, No. 2, April 2002
  9. 49, No. 3, July 2002
  10. 50, No. 1, November 2002
  11. 50, No. 3, Summer 2003

 

Folder 4: Thunder from Heaven: Official News Bulletin of the 17th Airborne Division Association

  1. 51, No. 1, December 2003
  2. 51, No. 3, September 2004
  3. 52, No. 1, January 2005
  4. 53, No. 1, September 2005 (1 copies)
  5. 53, No. 3, August 2006 and envelope with contact information
  6. 54, No. 1, December 2006

 

Folder 5: Thunder from Heaven: Official News Bulletin of the 17th Airborne Division Association

  1. 54, No. 3, August 2007
  2. Five handwritten letters
  3. Humane Society Business Reply envelope
  4. Notes on booking travel and hotel (3 pages)
  5. AirTran receipt and envelope (3 pages)
  6. Veterans Health Administration pamphlet
  7. Receipt and two envelopes from Taste of Home
  8. 2009 Louisiana Baptist Convention Cooperative Program Vision

 

Folder 6:

  1. Candid Campus Photography proof, 10 June 1980, Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., Tulane graduation
  2. Camp Moore Robert E. Lee Luncheon pamphlet, 15 January 1994
  3. 8×10 portrait of Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.
  4. Five wallet sized portraits of Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.
  5. 5×7 photograph of Samuel C. Hyde, Jr, Tulane University Graduation, 11 May 1980 (4 copies)
  6. Six wallet sized portraits of Katy Quin with Samuel C. Hyde, Sr.

 

Folder 7:

  1. Program, Tangipahoa Parish Legal Secretaries Association Mock Trial, 11 October 1975 (3 copies)
  2. “Sandy’s Soda Fountain” script

 

Folder 8: 17th Airborne Division

  1. Reader’s Digest Memories of World War II
  2. Wartime Autobiography of Samuel C. Hyde, Sr. (9 pages)
  3. Transcript, World War II Oral History Project, 26 March 1999, Samuel C. Hyde, Sr. (18 pages)
  4. 17th Airborne Div. Association New Orleans Reunion, 9 August 1992, pamphlet
  5. “H” – 5513th 1944 (5 pages) and Co. “H” 513th – 1985 rosters
  6. List of names for 17th Airborne Division Memorial Plaque (2 pages)
  7. Letter to Sam Hyde from 17th Airborne Division Association, 3 October 1989
  8. Letter to Sam C. Hyde from 17th Airborne Memorial Committee, 10 Nov. 1989
  9. 17th Airborne Division song list, August 1992
  10. Handwritten note
  11. Letter to Sam C. Hyde from Paul Reed, 8 March 1991, and envelope
  12. 17th Airborne Division Association West Point Memorial Scholarship Certificate for Sam C. Hyde
  13. Copy of certificate of Honorable Discharge from U.S. Army for Samuel C. Hyde (2 pages)
  14. “Battle Casualties of WWII Infantry Divisions” and letter to the 17th Airborne Division Association (4 copies)
  15. Letter to 513 P.I.R. Troopers about Oil Portrait of General Coutts
  16. Envelope to Sam C. Hyde from Walfred Higginbotham
  17. Letter to Sam C. Hyde from Paul Reed (2 pages) and envelope
  18. Enlisted Record and Report of Separation Honorable Discharge for Samuel C. Hyde (2 copies)
  19. Letter to Samuel C. Hyde about Combat Infantryman Badge from War Department, 6 February 1946 (3 pages)
  20. “Airborne Want Ads”
  21. 513 Unit photograph, undated

 

Folder 9:

  1. VFW, November 1991, “The GI’s War: A Combat Chronology of World War II”

 

Folder 10: Newspaper clippings

  1. “Councilman Samuel Hyde Thanks the Voters of Amite,” “Hyde: Leaders must encourage responsibility” (2 copies), 6 September 2000.
  2. “Town gets $347,000 sewer grant,” TangiTalk, 17 April 1991
  3. Picture, “Mr. Hyde was Guest Speaker at Robert E. Lee Luncheon,” 18 January 1992
  4. “Card of Thanks,” 8 April 1992
  5. “Hyde receives Fulbright grant,” Hammond Daily Star, 23 August 1989
  6. “Outstanding Young Men,” about Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.
  7. “Dear Editor” article from Sam (Brother) Hyde
  8. “Hyde explains the genius of General Lee,” TangiTalk, 5 February 1992
  9. “Mayor Goldsby tells new council…,” TangiTalk, 4 January 1989 (2 copies)
  10. “Camp Moore UDC holds Robert E. Lee luncheon”
  11. “To prepare descriptions of town jobs,” TangiTalk, 11 January 1989 (3 pages)
  12. “Murray Quin plays Carnegie Hall,” TangiTalk, 2 November 1988
  13. “Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., candidate for delegate to Democratic Nat’l Convention,” 1992
  14. Clerk of Court, Presidential Election
  15. “LSU student praises Lee’s strategies,” Hammond Sunday Star, 2 February 1992
  16. “Samuel Hyde, Jr. wins $13,000 fellowship,” (2 copies)
  17. “Fifty years ago today, the Greenies went for The Roses,” Times-Picayune/The States-Item, 1 January 1982
  18. “Amite 4-H’ers honor our troops” pictures, 13 February 1991
  19. “Samuel Hyde Jr. receives highest honor given,” News-Digest, 27 March 1991
  20. “Guest Speaker,” TangiTalk, 28 October 1992
  21. “Thank you…,” TangiTalk, 16 November 1988
  22. “SLU announces war symposium topics,” The Advocate, 28 April 1992
  23. “#44 Vote Sam Hyde,” TangiTalk, November 1988 (2 copies)
  24. Thank you to People of the 5th District
  25. “The Candidates…Samuel C. Hyde, Alderman, District 5”
  26. “Signing the Contract”
  27. “Samuel C. Hyde announces candidacy for alderman,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 14 August 1996
  28. “Sammy Hyde and Edgar LeTard elected as new alderman,” The News-Digest, 9 November 1988
  29. “Goldsby and Gabriel to serve four more years,” 25 September 1996
  30. “#104 Re-Elect Samuel C. Hyde Alderman-District 5, Why?” (3 copies)

 

Folder 11:

  1. Draft of speech
  2. Drafts of thank-you articles to Amite voters (3 pages)
  3. Article about Samuel C. Hyde’s re-election campaign for alderman (3 pages)
  4. Congratulations note from Kirk, 18 November 1988 & envelope
  5. “Hyde-Johnston Nuptials Solemnized at Greensburg Methodist Church” (4 copies)
  6. Congratulatory card from Judge Burrell J. Carter, envelope, and newspaper clipping “Sammy Hyde and Edgar Letard elected as new alderman”
  7. Card from Glen Collins and envelope
  8. Card to Allie from Chris and envelope
  9. “Our Inaugural Ceremony, 1989-1993” (2 copies)
  10. Promotional card, “Vote Sammy Hyde”
  11. Expanded Registered Voters Report, 7/02/92
  12. 1996 Re-election promotional card for Samuel C. Hyde (3 copies)
  13. Districts 1 through 5 information (5 pages)
  14. Notes on notebook paper (2 pages)
  15. Draft of re-election advertisement (4 pages)
  16. Letter from Sam Hyde to Amite voters (6 pages)
  17. “News Release” (2 copies)
  18. Draft of template requesting absentee ballot

 

Folder 12:

  1. Letter to Sam Hyde from LSU, 25 April 1988 (2 pages and envelope)
  2. Letter to Sam and Allie from Bill and Ruth Beard, envelope, and “Hyde receives Fulbright” newspaper clipping
  3. Postcard from Sam C. Hyde, Jr.
  4. Copied pages from “Vom licht in uns” Von Albert Schweitzer (5 pages)
  5. Letter from Sam C. Hyde, Jr., to family, 12/13/1989, and envelope
  6. Letter from Sam C. Hyde, Jr., to Mrs. Guy C. Garrison, 1/18/1990, and envelope
  7. Letter from Sam C. Hyde, Jr., to family, 1/24/1990, and envelope
  8. Letter from Sam C. Hyde, Jr., to family, 12/27/1989, and envelope
  9. Card from Judge Burrell J. Carter and envelope and “’Brother’ Hyde wins Fulbright scholarship”
  10. Copy, “’Brother’ Hyde wins Fulbright Scholarship”
  11. Letter from Sam C. Hyde, Jr.
  12. Letter to Sammy and Ali from Harvey and Minnie Lou, 15 September 1989; Copies of articles about Sam Hyde, Jr., speaking to Sons of Confederate Veterans meeting, August 1989 (4 pages)

 

Folder 13:

  1. “1942-1945, 513th Parachute Infantry History”
  2. “Military Service of Joel R. Adkins, 513th Parachute Infantry World War II” (20 pages)

 

Folder 14: “History of the 17th Airborne Division,” 1993

 

Folder 15: “My Retirement Party”

  1. Manila envelope
  2. Guestbook in box
  3. Card from Mrs. Ricard
  4. Card from Normie
  5. Card from Irma Morgan
  6. Card from Sara, Toby, and Barbara
  7. Card from multiple people
  8. Card from Amite Elementary
  9. Card and envelope from Beverly Jones
  10. Card from John and Virgie Pritchett
  11. Card and envelope from Jori McShan
  12. Card from Kay
  13. Card from Ramona LaBarbera
  14. Card from Kim Chadwick
  15. Card from Amite High School
  16. Card from Josie Davis and Ruby Ridgedell
  17. Card from Stephanie L. Watson
  18. Card from Stephanie S. Stanley
  19. Card from Sharon Bentley
  20. Card from Gayle Burrier
  21. Card from Beverly Jones
  22. Card from Beverly Jones
  23. Card
  24. Card from Peggy Scarle
  25. Postcard from Beverly
  26. Card from Mike and Alma Neal
  27. Card from Red and Helen Dreker
  28. Card from Mike and Alma Neal
  29. Card from Kathy Currier
  30. Card from Kirk and gang
  31. Card from Gerald and Louise

 

BOX 12 – ALL RESTRICTED

 

Folder 1:

  1. Typed history of the 3rd Battalion (3 pages)
  2. Letter from Tony Glavan, 24 April 2000, and copied World War II pictures (10 pages)
  3. Postcard to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hyde from Rose Friday, 10-3-1998
  4. War Department, Basic Field Manual Soldiers Handbook, 23 July 1941
  5. “513th Parachute Infantry Regiment Summary of Operations Covering 25 December, 1944 to 11 February, 1945, Includes Recent Map of Asia and Daily Number of Killed in Action,” Compiled February 1993 (13 pages)
  6. Notebook with handwritten account of WWII
  7. Walter Lewis Hannah, “Account of Service in the Army of the United States, October 1942 to February 1946.”
  8. “Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge” sticker
  9. Oral history transcript (25 pages)
  10. Letter and airborne patch from De’Anna
  11. Letter from Rose Friday, 18 September 1998 (4 pages and envelope)
  12. Certificate for Purple Heart for Samuel C. Hyde, 1 August 1945; article about expansion of requirements for Purple Heart; and envelope.

 

Folder 2:

  1. Manila envelope with information on combat infantryman badge; Letter to Samuel C. Hyde from the VA Medical Center, 7/19/2000; Certificate for Purple Heart, 1 August 1945; Letter to Samuel C. Hyde for combat infantryman badge, 6 February 1946; copied handwritten note
  2. Five copies of article about expansion of requirements for Purple Heart
  3. Letter to Sam Hyde from Tony Glavan
  4. “Email Responses to reporter, Larry Oakes, on the Glavan story” (5 pages)
  5. “LDWF and Katrina: A Chronology of Action,” Louisiana Conservationist, November/December 2005 (2 pages)
  6. Pages from Thunder from Heaven (9 pages)

 

Folder 3:

  1. Humane Society United States and World Map
  2. Baton Rouge Symphony Carnegie Hall Itinerary, 1988 (2 pages)
  3. “A Brief History of the Principal Naval Actions on the Mississippi Sound – Lakes Borgne, Pontchartrain, and Maurepas, 1861-1865” by Bertram H. Groene (18 pages)

 

Folder 4:

  1. Star Tribune, 29 May 2000

               -mentions Glavan family

  1. The Static Line, October/November 2007, Vol. XLXII, No. 10-11

               -Veterans Day, airborne

  1. “In remembrance of Charlie Kent”
  2. “SLU sorority hosts homecoming reunion,” Hammond Daily Star, 20 December 2000

 

Folder 5: Oral History

  1. Copy of Honorable Discharge certificate for Samuel C. Hyde, 4 August 1945
  2. Enlisted Record and Report of Separation for Samuel C. Hyde
  3. Document Source Receipt
  4. World War II Oral History Project, 26 March 1999, Samuel C. Hyde, Sr. (2 bound copies)
  5. Oral History transcript and letter, 24 January 2001, to Samuel C. Hyde, Sr. (19 pages)
  6. Oral History transcripts (58 pages)

Loose in Box:

  1. Daybook
  2. Ledger, 1970s

 

Folder 6:

  1. Letter to Meme from Clay Hyde
  2. Thank you note to Mimi from Sammie and envelope
  3. Thank you note to Mimi from Sammie and envelope
  4. Thank you note to Allie Hyde from Sarah Hyde and envelope
  5. Thank you note to Allie Hyde from Sarah Hyde and envelope
  6. Thank you note to Allie Hyde from Sarah Hyde and envelope
  7. Thank you note from Sophie to Mimi and envelope
  8. Thank you note to Meme from Andrew Hyde and envelope
  9. Baby shower invite for Sarah Hyde to Allie Hyde and envelope
  10. Birthday party invitation for Sophie to Allie Hyde and envelope
  11. Thank you note to Allie Hyde from Sarah Hyde and envelope
  12. Christmas card from the Hyde family and envelope
  13. Thank you note to Allie Hyde from Sarah Hyde and envelope
  14. Four envelopes addressed to Allie Hyde
  15. Letter to Allie Hyde from Chef John Folse, 13 October 1993; photograph of Allie Hyde and Chef John Folse; manila envelope
  16. Letter to Allie Hyde from Sally Clausen, 19 June 2001, and envelope
  17. Form letter to the “Descendants of John Kemp,” June 1991
  18. Advertisement for Biographical and Historic Memoirs of Mississippi, and order form (3 pages) and envelope
  19. Invitation for Sixth Annual James H. Morrison Lecture on Politics and Government, 24 April 2000
  20. Invitation to opening reception for “From Piney Woods to Killing Fields: Louisiana’s Florida Parishes and Challenge of World War II” and envelope
  21. Pamphlet for the Center for Regional Studies
  22. Program for “A Musical Evening,” 28 February 1999
  23. Pamphlet and invitation to opening of “Native American Culture of Tangipahoa Parish” at the Amite City Museum
  24. Flyer for “Fourteenth Annual Deep Delta Civil War Symposium,” 2000 (2 copies)
  25. Gulf South History and Humanities Conference Call for Papers, 1999, and envelope
  26. Flyer for “From Piney Woods to Killing Fields: Louisiana’s Florida Parishes and the Challenge of World War II” (2 copies)
  27. Invitation for Grillades and Grits with Shirley, Webbie, and Allie, 1999
  28. Thank you letter to Sam and Allie Hyde from Burrell J. Carter, 28 April 2000

 

Folder 7: Travel

  1. “Historic Amite City Louisiana: A Walking Tour” pamphlet
  2. “The Residents of Tombstone’s Boothill” and note on paper bag from Nelson Phelps
  3. Tombstone Map and Guide
  4. Mexico Road Map
  5. Business card for Manufactura Plamex
  6. La Villata Old Town Shopping Village Pamphlet
  7. Mexico map
  8. Church of the Sequoias Program
  9. El Paso & Vicinity tourist map
  10. Disneyland Guide, Summer 1972
  11. Disneyland paper bag, ticket pamphlet, Disneyland pamphlet, Knott’s Berry Farm pamphlet
  12. Westward Ho Gifts paper bag
  13. Folies bergère pamphlet
  14. Seguros Bancomer insurance for Sam C. Hyde, 1972
  15. Letter from Olivette & Allie, 13 October 1981 (4 copies)
  16. Receipt for 1966 Ford Mustang (6 pages)

 

Folder 8:

  1. Receipt book, 2005
  2. Notebook and receipt for housing repairs for 3rd & Pine

 

Folder 9:

  1. Survey map, “Plat of Survey of Lots 1 and 2 of Square 21G of the Garland Addition to the City of Amite, La. Tangipahoa Parish,” 4/26/82 (3 copies)
  2. Record book for rent
  3. Receipts for repairs, 2019 (3 pages)
  4. Reminder to renew commercial insurance & receipt for payment, 2017 (2 pages)
  5. Job invoice from Action Plumbing & Heating, Inc., 2019
  6. “Catherine Vining” written on envelope
  7. Note on telephone call about rent
  8. Rent receipt book, 2018-2021
  9. Repair invoices, 2018 (6 pages)
  10. Eviction notice, 2017
  11. Rent receipt book, 2018-2019
  12. Rent receipt book, 2014-2019
  13. Rent receipt book, 2020

 

Folder 10: Samuel C. Hyde, Jr. – UNO

  1. “Cultural Assimilation in Confederate New Orleans,” Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., Masters thesis (2 copies – one bound and one unbound)

 

Folder 11:

  1. Copy of “Joint Resolution to restore posthumously full rights of citizenship to General R. E. Lee,” Public Law 94-67, 5 August 1975
  2. 1976 Roster of LA State Senate & House of Representatives
  3. Louisiana Division Children of the Confederacy Program, June 1967
  4. Letter to Children of Confederacy from Mayor-President of the City of Baton Rouge and Parish of East Baton Rouge, June 1967
  5. Louisiana Division, Children of Confederacy, State Convention 1973 program
  6. Fourth Annual Oak Forest Academy Athletic Awards Banquet, 1974
  7. “Somebody Said Thanksgiving” script (2 pages)
  8. “This is my country” schedule and partial script (2 pages)
  9. Program, Children of the Confederacy, Louisiana Division Convention 1976
  10. Seventy-sixth Piano Recital, 3 June 1972
  11. First Baptist Church Kindergarten Christmas Program, 1963
  12. Sixty-seventh Recital Grammar School Piano Pupils of Olga Dees Morgan
  13. Sixty-ninth Piano Recital Grammar School Pupils of Olga Dees Morgan
  14. Seventieth Recital Grammar School Piano Pupils of Olga Dees Morgan (2 copies)
  15. Seventy-sixth Piano Recital, 3 June 1972
  16. Perfect Attendance Certificate for Brother Hyde from Amite Elementary, 1967
  17. Sixth Annual Oak Forest Academy Athletic Awards Banquet, 1976
  18. Oak Forest Academy Commencement, 1976
  19. Oak Forest Christmas Program, 1971
  20. Oak Forest Academy Football Roster
  21. Valley Forge Academy Roster
  22. Louisiana State Royal Ambassador Track & Field Meet, 1971
  23. Camp Istrouma pamphlet
  24. Istrouma Area Council Boy Scouts of America Annual Meeting and Scout Leaders’ Appreciation Dinner, 1948 program
  25. Fifth Annual Oak Forest Academy Athletic Awards Banquet, 1975 (2 copies)
  26. Louisiana State Royal Ambassador Track & Field Meet, 1971 program
  27. “Honesty is the Best Policy” program, 1972 (2 copies)
  28. Sixty-ninth Piano Recital Grammar School Pupils of Olga Dees Morgan
  29. 1971 State Track and Field Meet schedule
  30. Certificate of Appreciation from National Society Daughters of the American Revolution to Sammy Hyde
  31. Third Annual Oak Forest Academy Athletic Awards Banquet, 1973 program
  32. Program, Children of the Confederacy, Louisiana Division Convention, 1975
  33. Southeast Baptist Assembly Camp Schedule Pioneer and Crusader Camp
  34. Louisiana State Royal Ambassador Track and Field Meet 1969
  35. Bowling Green vs. Oak Forest

 

Folder 12:

  1. First Baptist Church Amite programs (4)
  2. James Episcopal Church Baton Rouge program
  3. LSU Fall 1992 Commencement Program
  4. Letter to Sam & Corey from Larry Powell, 1 June 1980, and envelope
  5. Outstanding Young men of America Certificate for Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.; accompanying letter; envelope
  6. First Baptist Church Newsletter, 23 March 1995
  7. First Methodist Church program

 

Folder 13: Newspaper clippings

  1. “Clay Hyde competed in the junior Olympic games”
  2. Picture of the Hyde family in the 18 April 2005 The Advocate Metro at Earth Day
  3. “LSU student praises Lee’s strategies,” Hammond Sunday Star, 2 February 1992
  4. “Salome D. Kolman Chapter plays vital role in 25th National Convention in Atlanta,” TangiTalk, 5 September 1979
  5. “Convention At Camp Moore,” TangiNews, 27 June 1973
  6. “Brother Hyde and Tom Morgan serve as National officers,” TangiTalk, 29 August 1979
  7. “Dr. Samuel Hyde explains fascinating local history,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 21 February 1996
  8. “Annual youth and young adults Skeet Shooting Competition set for April 1,” Livingston Tangipahoa Advocate, 23 March 2017
  9. “Hyde dives back into parish’s bloody history,” Daily Star, 8 March 2017

 

Folder 14:

  1. White graduation tassel
  2. 1976 High School graduation tassel for Samuel C. Hyde, Jr.

 

Folder 15: Amite Oyster Festival

  1. Page of pictures from 1995 Amite Oyster Festival (17 pages)
  2. Newsletter and pictures from 1994 Amite Oyster Festival (20 pages)
  3. “Welcome to the 11th Annual Oyster Brunch & Fashion Show,” 11 March 1995 program (2 copies)
  4. “The 20th Annual 1995 Amite Oyster Pageant” program (2 copies)
  5. “The 21st Annual 1996 Amite Oyster Pageant” program
  6. “The 23rd Annual 1998 Amite Oyster Pageant” program
  7. “The 26th Annual Amite Oyster Pageant 2001” program

 

Folder 16: Cards to Samuel & Allie Hyde

  1. From Enid Sears
  2. From Burrell J. Carter
  3. From Laura C. Mobley
  4. From Weezie
  5. From William K. Hood
  6. From the LaBarberas
  7. From Pres & Ann
  8. From Helen; From Rod and Helen
  9. From Glen
  10. From Vern Johnson
  11. From Ricky
  12. From Bonnie
  13. From Sue F. Hood
  14. From Cindy & Gordon Hood

 

Folder 17: Pictures

  1. “Reserved Hyde” sign
  2. 1995 Amite Oyster King Samuel C. Hyde, Sr., and Amite Oyster Pearl Allie Hyde (3 copies)
  3. 1998 Oyster Ball. Pictured: Sammy Hyde, Allie Hyde, Rachel Camps, Emily McKneely, Brookley Hurst
  4. Reception at Cabby’s. Pictured: Beth Hayden, Oyster Queen, & Sammy Hyde
  5. Four pictures of Sammy & Allie Hyde being presented as 1995 Oyster King & Oyster Pearl
  6. Oyster Festival Kings: Sammie Hyde 1995, Bill Irwin 1996, Edwin Schilling 1994

 

Folder 18:

  1. Name cards for Sam & Allie Hyde
  2. 3 shopping lists
  3. Receipts (3 pages)
  4. 1995 Amite Oyster Festival events
  5. Handwritten biography of Sam & Allie Hyde for Oyster Festival (2 pages)
  6. Directions for 1996 Oyster Festival event
  7. “Welcome to the 12th Annual Oyster Brunch & Fashion Show,” 16 March 1996 (3 copies)
  8. Letter to Sammy & Allie Hyde of events they were expected to attend as 1995 Amite Oyster King and Pearl (2 copies)
  9. Instructions for 1995 Oyster Festival event (2 copies)

 

 

Box 13: Oyster Festival Magazines – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. “Oyster Festival Royalty Named at Pageant,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 11 March 1998
  2. Page with several articles about Oyster Festival, Amite Tangi-Digest, 28 February 1996
  3. “What a Festival!” The Independence, 2 April 1995
  4. 1996 Amite Oyster Festival Storybook scrapbook
  5. “Pat Shingleton to be oyster Festival Grand Marshal,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 20 March 1996
  6. “1996 Oyster Festival has come and gone,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 3 April 1996
  7. Oyster Festival advertisements and articles, 27 March 1996
  8. “Club says now is time to get serious,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 3 April 1996
  9. Articles about Oyster Festival, The Independent, 3 April 1996
  10. The 2003 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook
  11. 2002 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook
  12. 2011 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook
  13. 2009 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook (2 copies)
  14. 2012 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook
  15. 2010 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook
  16. 2016 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook
  17. 2017 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook
  18. 1995 Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook (5 copies)
  19. “King and Pearl have given many good years to Amite,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 2 March 1995
  20. “Amite Oyster Royalty,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 9 March 1995 (3 copies)
  21. “20th Annual Amite Oyster Festival promises rides, song, food and fun,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 16 March 1995 (2 copies)
  22. 1995 Oyster Festival Contestants
  23. 2013 Amite Oyster Festival Royalty contestants, Amite Tangi-Digest, 21 March 2012
  24. “36th Annual Amite Oyster Fest kicks off this Friday, march 18,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 16 March 2011
  25. “2011 Amite Oyster Festival Pageant Contestants,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 24 March 2010
  26. “1996 Oyster Festival Royalty Chosen,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 6 March 1996
  27. “Oyster Festival This Weekend,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 27 March 1996
  28. “Oyster Festival Pageant,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 28 February 1996
  29. “it’s Oyster Festival Time,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 29 March 1996
  30. “1996 Amite Oyster Festival Big Success,” The Independent, 3 April 1996
  31. “The sun smiles on 1995 Oyster Festival,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 30 March 1995 (4 copies)
  32. “Scenes of Amite Oyster Festival” The Independent, 2 April 1995 (2 copies)
  33. “Oyster Festival this weekend,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 14 March 2007
  34. “King and Pearl’s Brunch combines fashion, food, and festival fun,” Amite Oyster Festival Scrapbook, 29 March 2017
  35. “Annual brunch brings together past and present Oyster royalty,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 8 March 2017
  36. “2010 Amite Oyster Festival,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 24 March 2010
  37. “Oyster Festival a success,” Tangi-Digest, 24 March 2010
  38. “Former Oyster King and Pearl Sam and Allie Hyde”
  39. Sam Hyde receiving medal from Krewe of Omega
  40. “Hydes chosen Oyster, Pearl,” Hammond Daily Star, 1 March 1995 (7 copies)

 

Box 14 – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. 1995 Oyster Pearl sash and pins
  2. 1995 Oyster King sash
  3. 1995 Oyster and Pearl Festival banner
  4. Allie Elizabeth Johnson Hyde funeral sign
  5. 1995 Oyster Festival scrapbook Amite Elementary
  6. 1995 Oyster King and Pearl scrapbook from First Grade

 

Box 15 – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. Amite Oyster Day 1995 tshirt (2)
  2. Amite Oyster Festival Scavenger Hunt 1996 tshirt (2)
  3. Amite Oyster Festival tshirt 2011
  4. Amite Oyster Gala Committee polo shirt
  5. Amite Oyster Festival tshirt 2014

 

Box 16 – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. Photograph of Albert Sydney Johnston Hyde in his WWI uniform

 

Box 17 – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. Framed certificate for Samuel C. Hyde as Alderman, District 5, 1985
  2. Certificate from Daughters of the American Revolution for Margaret Hyde Morgan
  3. DAR membership certificate for Hattie Amacker Hyde, 1935
  4. State of Louisiana Code of Governmental Ethics, 1991
  5. Samuel C. Hyde certificate as alderman, 1993
  6. Roseland Co-Operative Temperance colony plan (2 copies)
  7. Architectural plans for house (2 pages)
  8. A. S. J. Hyde Daybook, 1923
  9. The Company of New York Ledger, 1921-1926

 

Box 18 – ALL RESTRICTED

 

Folder 1:

  1. Ribbon awards for Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., 1970-1973 (11 items)

 

Folder 2:

  1. State spelling certificate for Margaret Hyde, 1921
  2. Murrell Jewelers fan
  3. Foldable phone index
  4. Note on John Durnin on napkin
  5. Letter from Brother, 14 July 1969, and envelope
  6. Pamphlet for Luther H. Dyson Testimonial Dinner
  7. “Men-yettes…a little book of poems” by Menette Kemp
  8. Pamphlet for Freddie Cage Crusades
  9. Pamphlet for Crusade for Christ
  10. Ticket for Tulane vs. LSU, 1981

 

Folder 3: Sympathy Cards to Allie Hyde for Samuel C. Hyde, Sr.

  1. From Carol Brooke & staff of the Amite Tangi-Digest
  2. From Linda & Michael Brown
  3. From Anne Gremillion Montelare
  4. From Bob & Laura Jane Drew
  5. From John & Thelma Simmons
  6. From Southeastern Alumni Association
  7. From Mary Ellan
  8. From Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Zucker
  9. Seven blank envelopes
  10. Two letters from First Baptist Church

 

Folder 4: Miscellaneous Cards

  1. Postcard to Allie Hyde from First Baptist Church
  2. From Marie Irwin to Allie Hyde
  3. From Marene to “Ellie” Hyde, 2007
  4. Birthday card to Allie Hyde from Ken & Doris

 

Folder 5: Newspaper clippings

  1. Allie Hyde at Golden Silence Ceremony, Amite-Tangi Digest
  2. Allie Hyde at Golden Silence Ceremony, The Sunday Star, 12 April 2009 (2 copies)
  3. “Skeet shoot April 18,” Amite-Tangi Digest, 15 April 209
  4. “Florida Parishes Skeet & Conservation to host sixth annual Youth Skeet Shooting Competition April 18,” Amite-Tangi Digest, 15 April 2009

 

Folder 6:

  1. Three blank envelopes and three from thank you notes
  2. Page with two names and addresses
  3. Flower cards for Johnston service
    1. & Mrs. G. B. Kleinpeter & Family
    2. Bill and Joyce Conleay & Children
    3. Evelyn, Ernest, & Lynn Singleton
    4. Hattie Hyde, Mr. & Mrs. Armette Morgan
    5. Betty Jean & Ogden Watson
    6. Robert & Rachael Kleinpeter
    7. Blance & Louise Flanakin
    8. Sam & Chris & Family
    9. Robert, Ethel, & Allie

 

Folder 7: McMichael

  1. Sheet of information, “McMichael Cemetery”
  2. Letter from Phillip H. McMichael to George Phillip McMichael, Jr., 3 January 1863 (2 copies)
  3. Letter from Phillip H. McMichael to George Phillip McMichael, 12 January 1862 (2 copies; 4 pages)
  4. January 1863, list of slaves owned by George P. McMichael, Sr. (13 copies)

 

Folder 8: Louisiana Colonials

  1. Program, Eighth Annual Territorial Assembly Louisiana Colonials 1965, Morgan Edwards Chapter
  2. Booklet, Louisiana Colonials, 1961-1962, Morgan Edwards Chapter
  3. Booklet, Louisiana Colonials, 1962-1963, 1963-1964, Morgan Edwards Chapter
  4. Booklet, Louisiana Colonials, 1960-1961, Morgan Edwards Chapter
  5. Booklet, Louisiana Colonials, 1964-1965, Morgan Edwards Chapter
  6. Schedule, Historical Marker Dedication Program Sponsored by Olivier de Vezin Chapter – Louisiana Colonials Marking, 1965
  7. Schedule, Historic Marker Dedication Program Founders Chapter – Louisiana Colonials, “The Old Portage,” 1963
  8. Invitation for dedication of the “de la Salle Monument” from the Louisiana Colonials & the Plaquemines Parish Commission Council
  9. Invitation from Louisiana Colonials for dedication of “The Old Portage,” 1963
  10. Invitation from Louisiana Colonials for dedication of “English Turn,” 1963
  11. Invitation from Louisiana Colonials for dedication at Mandeville, 1963
  12. Louisiana Colonials Yearbook 1981-1983
  13. Louisiana Colonials Territorial Roster

 

Folder 9:

  1. High School Diploma for Allie Elizabeth Johnston, 1944
  2. Letter to Doris Lindsey Holland from Lynn Hogan, 20 May 1949, and accompanying text for news article
  3. List of names, addresses, & phone numbers, “Classmates Class of 1941 Amite High School”
  4. “Children’s Primary Book”
  5. Letter from Betty Harrelson to James DeLee, 1 May 1972
  6. Letter to Louisiana National Bank Board of Directors from Allie J. Hyde, 4 May 1951
  7. Letterhead for Oak Forest Academy
  8. Letter draft (3 pages)
  9. Poem, “If Ever She Should Pass” (2 pages)

 

Folder 10: Letters

  1. From Gerry, Shirley, David, Susan, and Karen Collinwood, December 1966 (3 pages) and envelope
  2. Letter to Mrs. Samuel C. Hyde from the Morning Advocate, March 1965 and envelope
  3. Letter to Mrs. Sam C. Hyde from the Founders Chapter and envelope
  4. Letter from Lawton, Joanne, Kathy, Jim, John, and Anne and envelope
  5. Letter to Mrs. Sam C. Hyde from Sidney J. Romero, Sept. 1961 and envelope
  6. Letter to Mrs. Hyde from Samuel Wilson, Jr., and envelope
  7. Letter to Mrs. Samuel C. Hyde from Founders Chapter, Aug. 1963 (2 pages) and envelope
  8. Letter to Mrs. Sammie Hyde from Burrell J. Carter, 2003, and envelope
  9. Samuel C. Hyde, Sr., calling cards (3)

 

Folder 11:

  1. Notebook
  2. My Special Things to Remember Book, 1977 (2 copies)
  3. My Special Things to Remember Book, 1973
  4. Date Book 1974
  5. 1975 Date Book
  6. 1976 Date Book
  7. Hallmark datebook
  8. Program, Antique Show and Sale
  9. Program, Thirty-fifth Annual Meeting of the Louisiana Historical Association, March 1993
  10. “Read about You in the News”
  11. Name and partial address for mayor of Mandeville
  12. Note to Mrs. Hyde from Mr. Simons, 4/13/1965
  13. Three Franklin Life Insurance Company score tracker pads

 

Loose in Box:

  1. King’s Manuel of Obstetrics, 1907
  2. Growing Up. The New Silent Readers, Book 1, the John C. Winston Company, 1936.
  3. Studies in English Literature. American Book Company, 1882.
  4. Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana Centennial, 23-29 March 1969.
  5. Amite Now and Then. Edwin Schilling.
  6. Favorite Trio Box
  7. LSU Master of Education Degree for Samuel Claiborne Hyde
  8. Southeastern Louisiana College Bachelor of Arts Degree for Allie Johnston Hyde

 

Folder 12: Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR)

  1. Invitation to ceremony, March 1965
  2. Invitation to ceremony, May 1965
  3. Program for Marker Dedication
  4. Program, Dedication of an Historic Marker “L’Anse aux Outardes,” October 1963
  5. Historical Marker Dedication Program, May 1963
  6. Invitation to dedication ceremony, 1963
  7. Historical marker Dedication Program, “English Turn,” May 1963
  8. Card from St. Tammany Farmer
  9. Ten pages of handwritten notes
  10. DAR Certificate of Appreciation to Sam Hyde, 1971
  11. DAR Good Citizenship Certificate for Allie Johnston, 1944

 

Folder 13: Daughters of the American Revolution Newspaper Clippings

  1. “Marker Unveiled at Mandeville,” State-Times, 17 Oct. 1963
  2. “Principals at Unveiling,” Daily Star, 17 Oct. 1963
  3. “Historical Marker Dedicated at Mandeville”
  4. “Dedication of Mandeville Marker is Set,” Morning Advocate, 2 Oct. 1963
  5. Louisiana Colonials, Morning Advocate, 13 Nov. 1963
  6. “Martha Robinson Speaks to La. Colonials,” Tangi Talk, 15 Jan. 1963
  7. “Marker Honors Morgan Edwards,” Tangi Talk, 16 Oct. 1963
  8. “Historical Marker Dedicated”

 

Folder 14: Newspaper Clippings

  1. Ribbon from 16 June 1964, Daily Star
  2. “F. E. Lions,” Daily Star, 21 Sept. 2003 (2 copies)
  3. “Sculptress Speaks at Reception,” Morning Advocate, 18 March 1965 (3 copies)
  4. “Mrs. Samuel C. Hyde has Versatile Interests,” Daily Star, 21 March 1973 (4 copies)
  5. Picture of group of women including Mrs. Sam Hyde
  6. “LSU Art Instructor Speaks to Amite Group,” Morning Advocate, 18 Oct. 1968 (2 copies)
  7. “‘Killarny’ Setting for Meeting of Louisiana Colonials Saturday,” Daily Star, 15 March 1966
  8. “La. Colonials host Coffee” (2 copies)
  9. “Art Program Presented for La. Colonials,” Morning Advocate, 16 May 1970
  10. “51 Students from Area make Dean’s List at SLC”
  11. “Annual Christmas Party Given by Junior Garden League”
  12. “Historical Marker to be Dedicated at New Sarpy,” Times-Picayune, 22 Sept. 1963
  13. “Louisiana Colonials Honored,” Tangi Talk, 15 March 1972
  14. “Many Gather for Eighth Annual Territorial Assembly in Hammond,” Morning Advocate, 13 Nov. 1965
  15. Picture of Mrs. Hyde’s math class
  16. “Louisiana Colonials Entertain,” Times-Picayune, 11 April 1965 (2 copies)
  17. “Adelia Jane Laycock Weds John Staples in Morning Ceremony,” State-Times, 7 March 1953; “Adelia Jane Laycock, John Batson Staples Announce Attendants”
  18. “Quotes of Note,” Daily Star, 8 Sept. 2003
  19. “T/4 and Mrs. William McKneely,” Amite Progress
  20. “Three Games Open NIT Meet Tonight”
  21. “Miss Katherine Kopfler weds James Gremillion”
  22. “Mrs. James Elliott Gremillion”
  23. “Beautiful Ceremony Marks Nuptials of Miss Alice Georgine Verger and Tech William Thomas McKneely”
  24. “The Morgan Edwards Chapter”
  25. “officers of the Junior Garden Leauge”
  26. “The Morgan Edwards Chapter”
  27. “Louisiana Colonials,” Daily Star, 17 Oct. 1968
  28. “Members of Morgan Edwards Chapter,” Hammond Vindicator
  29. “Mrs. Samuel Claiborne Hyde”
  30. “Louisiana Colonials at Meeting,” Daily Star, 16 Oct. 1969
  31. “Colonial President”
  32. “Pictured at the Louisiana Colonial Tea”
  33. “Miss Greenhill Honored at Party,” Tangi Talk, 17 June 1964
  34. “Louisiana Colonials
  35. “Colonials hold meeting,” Tangi Talk, 20 Feb. 1974
  36. “Louisiana Colonials Installed,” Daily Star, 17 June 1964
  37. “Louisiana Colonial Members”
  38. “Colonial Program”
  39. “new officers of the Morgan Edwards Chapter” (2 copies)
  40. “Colonials in Amite Hear Guest Speaker,” Daily Star, 15 Jan. 1969
  41. “Louisiana Colonials Hold Territorial Assembly Here,” Daily Star, 8 Nov. 1965
  42. “Morgan Edwards Chapter,” Morning Advocate, 18 March 1967
  43. “Committee visits schools”
  44. “Colonials Meet in Amite,” Daily Star, 12 Sept. 1967
  45. “Cannon salute”
  46. “County’s first recreation center to be dedicated to Dr. Felts Sr.”
  47. “Oak Forest holds first Career Day”

 

Folder 15: Yazoo City High Schools

  1. Letter to Allie Hyde from Yazoo City High School, 1984 (3 pages and envelope)
  2. Letter to Allie Hyde from Charles D. Williams, Jr., and envelope
  3. Letter to Allie Hyde from Charles D. Williams, Jr., and envelope
  4. Manila envelope
  5. Class reunion picture
  6. YCHS Class Reunion, 1984 booklet
  7. The Flashlight, Vol. XVIII, No. II, 8 May 1945 (2 copies)
  8. YCHS 1990 Reunion, Classes of 1944-1945
  9. “The Chronicles of Yazoo, 1990”
  10. “Spring Spectacular: Historical Homes in Yazoo”
  11. “Discover Yazoo!” pamphlet
  12. Tour of Homes ticket
  13. “Mini” Reunion (2 pages and envelope)
  14. 1990 Reunion announcement
  15. 1990 Reunion schedule (3 pages and envelope)

 

Folder 16: Miscellaneous

  1. Brochure, “Welcome to the Yellow Jacket Kappa Rho 80th Anniversary Reunion, 2009”
  2. Golden Silence Ceremony invitation, 2009
  3. Southeastern Alumni Association note
  4. Handwritten notes (5 pages)
  5. May 1962 Class schedule
  6. Krewe of Eros, 1963, pamphlet
  7. “Newborn Instructions”
  8. “Health Memorandum for School and Camp” for Samuel Hyde, 1970
  9. Brother Hyde handwritten list
  10. “Why Does Louisiana Consistently Lead the Nation in Murders?” New York Times, 2021 (8 pages)
  11. LSU and Agricultural & Mechanical College 98th Annual Commencement, 1959
  12. “America’s legal system needs reform”
  13. Short note
  14. Receipt from Roseland Drugstore
  15. German address
  16. Two survey maps

 

Folder 17: Letters

  1. Letter from Brother
  2. Birthday card to Brother
  3. Letter to Brother from Jim & Nina
  4. Letter to Brother from David
  5. Birthday card from Janet Anderson
  6. Letter from “Dumplin”
  7. Letter to Brother from Dumplin
  8. Letter from Dumplin
  9. Letter to Brother from Leah Beth
  10. Envelope & sticky note from Leah Beth
  11. Hyde family card, 2002
  12. 1995 Birthday party invitation
  13. Letter from Ken 2001 (2 pages and envelope)
  14. Card to Meme from Clay Hyde
  15. Letter to Allie from Conner, 1985
  16. Three Valentine’s Cards in envelope
  17. Birthday card to Mimi from Hyde family

 

Folder 18:

  1. Tangipahoa Parish Library certificate for Margaret Hyde
  2. First Baptist Church Certificate of Choir Membership for Sam Hyde, Jr.
  3. Two heart cards by Margaret Hyde
  4. “A Happy Day”
  5. Valentine’s card
  6. First Baptist Church Certificate of Choir Membership for Margaret Hyde
  7. Two Minnie Richardson Dancers Annual Revue schedule
  8. Amite Centennial Pageant 1961
  9. Kindergarten Christmas Program
  10. Letter to Mother from Mrs. W. W. Jackson (2 pages)
  11. Margaret Hyde 2nd Grade book list
  12. Program, “The Light of the World”
  13. The Tonglet Sisters Annual Dance Revue, 1961
  14. Program, Sixty-first Recital Grammar School Piano Pupils of Olga Dees Morgan, 1963 (2 copies)
  15. “The Parade of States” (2 copies)
  16. “Pink & Pretty”
  17. Program, Sixty-third Recital Junior High and High School Piano Pupils of Olga Dees Morgan, 1964
  18. Letter to Daddy from Brother
  19. Amite City Centennial Banquet program, 1961
  20. VBS Certificate for Sammy Hyde, Jr.
  21. Margaret Hyde Perfect Attendance Certificate (9)
  22. Brother Hyde Perfect Attendance Certificate

 

Folder 19:

  1. United Daughters of the Confederacy Applicants Work Sheet for Margaret Eliz. Hyde
  2. “Welcome to Our 1999 Pre-K Circus”
  3. Green tassel
  4. White tassel

 

Folder 20: Newspaper articles

  1. “Presented medal”
  2. “Acclaimed outstanding”
  3. “Greensburg Girl is Chosen Citizenship Pilgrim by D. A. R.”
  4. Linda Greenhill weds Charles Simms Friday”
  5. “Batter Up” comic
  6. “Graduation Class”
  7. “Halimah Chapter Hears Speech of Max Henry Baer”
  8. “Salome D. Kolman members attend Shreveport convention” Tangi Talk, 18 June 1975
  9. “Boy Scout Troop 226”
  10. “Samuel Hyde, Jr. is Honored,” Tangi Talk, 18 Oct. 1972
  11. Photo and quote from Katie Quin, Amite Tangi-Digest, 11 May 1995 (2 copies)
  12. “Third and Fourth Grade,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 25 Nov. 1998
  13. “Jr. Jackette Camp, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grades”
  14. “Last rites held for A. V. Morgan” (2 copies)
  15. “Sat. Party Fetes Margaret Hyde on 7th Birthday”
  16. “Mrs. Mamie Hyde”
  17. Amite High School reunion, Tangi Talk, 22 May 1985
  18. “Amite Arts Council rededicates 9/11 memorial in Catha Park,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 1 July 2015
  19. “Miss Laycock’s Betrothal Among Group Revealed by Week-End Announcement,” Morning Advocate, 15 Feb. 1953
  20. “Professor’s book explores area’s bloody history,” Daily Star, 24 Oct. 1996
  21. “Civil War Symposium at SLU will address battlefield issues,” Daily Star, 29 May 2001
  22. “Public officials applaud strides made by university,” Sunday Star, 26 August 2001
  23. “Another Joe Dean legacy?” Advocate, 30 August 2001
  24. Distant Friends like listening to a beloved storyteller”
  25. “SLU professor discusses research into the Florida Parishes’ history of violence,” Daily Star, 23 Oct. 1996
  26. “Guest speaker Sam Hyde,” 15 Feb. 2001
  27. “Luncheon guests”
  28. “Longtime councilman decides not to seek re-election,” 4 Aug. 2004
  29. “State releases scores,” Daily Star, 9 Aug. 2001
  30. “YCHS Class of ’45,” Yazoo Herald, 5 May 1990
  31. “Amite High School: Classes of ’44 and ’45 hold reunion,” Tangi Talk, 2 July 1980
  32. “6 named to Wave Hall of Fame,” Times-Picayune, 3 Sept. 1989 (2 copies)
  33. “Union general topic for Port Hudson talk,” Advocate, 9 Feb. 2020
  34. “Award-winning authors taking part in Writer and Readers Symposium”
  35. “A History of Amite City,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 19 Feb. 2014
  36. “Richie’s first hunt”
  37. “Sammy Hyde honored with retirement reception June 30,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 7 July 1994
  38. “Councilman to retire after 16 years,” Daily Star, 6 Sept. 2004 (4 copies; 6 pages)
  39. “Fluker Post Office to Observe 100th Birthday,” Kentwood News-ledger, 1994
  40. “Honored for Years of Service,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 19 Jan. 2005
  41. “Mr. Sam Hyde Appreciated,” 1998
  42. “Amite Now & Then”
  43. “Sammy Hyde tells retirement after 32-year school career”
  44. “Certificate of Appreciation,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 21 July 1994

 

Folder 21: Samuel C. Hyde Retirement Party, 1994

  1. 19 pages
  2. 2 banners
  3. Letter from Sam C. Hyde to Joseph J. Bosch, 3 June 1994 (4 copies)

 

Folder 22: Letters about National Teachers Hall of Fame

  1. Three nomination letters
  2. Request for recommendation letter (2 pages)

 

Folder 23: Allie J. Hyde

  1. 5 copies of Bachelor of Arts

 

Folder 24: Candidates for Degrees Form, LSU

 

Box 19 – ALL RESTRICTED

Folder 1:

  1. Poster for Crimestoppers of Tangipahoa
  2. “Ella Strickland School”
  3. “Near Drowning” (2 copies)
  4. “Amite will miss ‘Miss Olivette’” (2 copies)
  5. Election advertisement
  6. “Amackerville Post Office,” 1996
  7. List of names
  8. Envelopes and cards (5 copies)
  9. Address in West Germany (2 copies)
  10. List of names and addresses (5 pages and envelope)
  11. Eighth Grade Graduation, 1998
  12. Oak Forest Academy Commencement, 1998
  13. School announcement, 1988
  14. Copied photograph of Amite High School Class of 1941
  15. Sam C. Hyde Turtle Soup Recipe (6
  16. copies)
  17. “Twentieth Anniversary Banquet Class of 1941, Amite High School, 3 June 1961” (4 copies; 20 pages)
  18. Allie Elizabeth Johnston engagement announcement, News-Digest, 13 May 1949 (2 pages)
  19. “City Council cuts own salaries to finance industrial park,” Tangi Talk, 13 May 1992 (2 copies)
  20. Handwritten article and speech on healthcare (6 pages)
  21. Program, “Ninth Annual Deep Delta Civil War Symposium”
  22. Program, “First Annual Judge Leon Ford III Lecture in History”
  23. Commencement program, Fall 1992, LSU (2 copies)
  24. Luke’s 2001 Annual Giving Report
  25. Letter from American National Insurance Co. about lot of land
  26. Letter about succession from Eva S. Garnier (5 pages)

 

Folder 2:

  1. Birthday card to Samuel Claiborne Hyde
  2. List of jewelry and serial numbers of guns (6 copies)
  3. Letter to Sam Hyde from Leonard E. Yokum, 13 Feb. 1969
  4. Get well card from Irma
  5. Bosses’ Day poem (3 copies)
  6. Father’s Day Card from Brother
  7. Father’s Day card
  8. Letter to Mr. & Mrs. Hyde from SLU University Advancement, 29 May 2002
  9. Father’s Day card
  10. Letter to Mr. & Mrs. Hyde from Springview Country Club, 24 April 200
  11. Announcement of 50th Anniversary Party for Sammie and Allie Hyde
  12. Letter to Mr. Hyde from Donna & Stephen Friend, 1 May 1990
  13. Letter to Samuel Hyde from Tony Paul Ardillo, Jr., 12 Aug. 1998
  14. Autobiography of Samuel C. Hyde, Sr.
  15. Letter to SBRZ TV from Sam C. Hyde, 15 Oct. 1998 (2 copies)
  16. Letter to Mr. Hyde from Beth
  17. Birthday card
  18. Birthday card
  19. Birthday card
  20. Prayer cards for Sammie Hyde from First Baptist Church (31) in envelope with small key (?) in smaller envelope, 1981
  21. Letter to Editor from Samuel C. Hyde (2 pages)
  22. Kiwanis Club Distinguished Service Award for Samuel C. Hyde, 1994
  23. Letter to Mr. & Mrs. Hyde from SLU Development Foundation, 1999
  24. Letter to Mr. & Mrs. Hyde from SLU Alumni Association & envelope; Alumni car decal (2); SLU Alumni stickers (2); Athletic Event Pass (4); and Alumni Association membership (2)
  25. Letter to Sam Hyde from travel service, 1980
  26. Diamond Purchase Bond, 1979 (2 copies)
  27. Document from State Farm Insurance, 10 Oct. 1979
  28. Power of Attorney to Hattie A. Hyde for Samuel C. Hyde and Margaret H. Morgan, 2 Nov. 1965 (2 pages)
  29. Letter to Mr. & Mrs. Hyde from Peter Hubbs
  30. Letter to Samuel C. Hyde from Kenneth J. Fogg, 16 Oct. 2000
  31. Letter to Samuel C. Hyde, Sr., from Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., 28 Spt. 2000
  32. Samuel C. Hyde, Tangipahoa Parish Association of Supervisors & Principals Retirement Luncheon, 1996 photograph
  33. State of Louisiana Honorary State Representative certificate for Samuel C. Hyde, 1984
  34. Letter requesting conversion to Bronze Star Medal, 2002
  35. Two 513 Parachute Infantry stickers & two 17 Airborne division stickers
  36. Draft card for Samuel Claiborne Hyde
  37. Statement, 31 July 1972 (2 copies)
  38. Two Certificate of Brand for Samuel C. Hyde
  39. Declaration, Samuel C. Hyde, 6 June 1995 (4 copies)

 

Folder 3: Deed of Real Estate, John Butler, Sr., & Barrow Butler to Butler Chapel, Union Cemetery, 1904 (2 copies; 8 pages)

 

Folder 4:

  1. Two letters from Elizabeth J. Carter, 9 Nov. 1988
  2. Letter to Samuel C. Hyde from Kenneth J. Fogg, 26 Sept. 1996
  3. Letter to Samuel Hyde from Robert L. Livingston, 26 Sept. 1996
  4. Confirmation that Samuel C. Hyde is insured, 16 Aug. 1993
  5. Cattle Mortgage, 1960, and list of materials
  6. Letter from Institute of Cosmic Dentistry, 25 Fe. 1994 (3 pages)
  7. “Power of Attorney” to Samuel Hyde for Olivette W. Garrison, 1991 (2 copies; 5 pages)
  8. Card from Burrell J. Carter
  9. Program for Robert E. Lee Luncheon, 1992
  10. Obituary for Mrs. Nona Ethel White
  11. Copy of Confederate bonds and four dollar bills
  12. Partial copy of newspaper article
  13. “Amite voters unseat 4-term alderman,” Daily Star, 9 Nov. 1988
  14. “‘Brother’ Hyde wins Fulbright scholarship”
  15. Happy Boss’s Day
  16. Samuel C. Hyde, Alderman, laminated card
  17. Membership card for Sam C. Hyde in the Louisiana Association of School Executives
  18. Card from Jeri McShan to Mr. Hyde
  19. Promotional card to elect Samuel C. Hyde Alderman, 1988 (5 copies)
  20. Promotional card to re-elect Samuel C. Hyde Alderman, 1992 (16 copies)
  21. Amite First Baptist Church, 1876 Centennial 1976, membership book

 

Folder 5: Newspaper Clippings

  1. “New Mayor Protem”
  2. “With Our Armed Forces”
  3. “Official election results,” Amite Tangi-Digest, 2 Nov. 1995
  4. “Certificate of Appreciation”
  5. “Ceremony held to swear in new Amite City officials,” 8 Jan. 1996
  6. “Sammy Hyde tells retirement after 32-year school career”
  7. “Library”
  8. “Sam C. Hyde identifies goals,” 1988
  9. “Dear Editor,” by Sam “Brother” Hyde
  10. Announcement of Samuel C. Hyde candidacy for re-election as alderman, Daily Star, 23 Aug. 1996
  11. “Explains reasons for salary cut,” Tangi Talk, 22 July 1992
  12. “DAR enjoys ‘New Look at Columbus,’” Tangi Talk, 7 Oct. 1992
  13. “Murray Quin plays Carnegie Hall,” Tangi Talk, 2 Nov. 1988
  14. “Yanks in the ETO”
  15. “The B Bag Blow It Out Here,” The Stars and Stripes, 12 Jan. 1945
  16. Partial article from Cpl. Bob Krell

 

Folder 6: Proposed Town Council districting plan

  1. Letter to Mary Lou Lee, Amite Town clerk, from Campaign & Opinion Research Analysts, Inc., 21 Jan. 2002 (2 pages)
  2. Maps (2 copies; 4 pages)
  3. Town of Amite demographics based on 2000 census (8 pages)
  4. Large map of Amite City town (2 copies)

 

Folder 7:

  1. Manila envelope
  2. Veterans of Foreign Wars of USA Amite Memorial Post 11206 Membership Directory, 2003-2004

 

Folder 8: Sam C. Hyde LSU notebook and loose pages

 

Folder 9: Tangi Talk, Vol. 39, no. 43, 26 March 1969 (4 copies)

 

Loose in Box:

  1. Ledger for Dr. A. S. J. Hyde, Baton Rouge, LA
  2. Ledger of patients for Dr. A. S. J. Hyde, 1912-1918
  3. Obstetrics & Gynecology Ledger, 1916
  4. Patient ledger for Dr. A. S. J. Hyde, 1915-1918
  5. Practice of Medicine Ledger by diagnosis, 1913-1917
  6. Ledger of bills for companies
  7. Ledger of medicines
  8. Greensburg binder
  9. and H. Farms checkbook for cattle, 1973-1979

 

Folder 10: Items from Greensburg binder

  1. Genealogy chart from Henry G. Johnston to M. Kendall
  2. Copied ledger pages of legal document (2 pages)
  3. Pedigree chart to Allie Elizabeth Johnston (11 pages)
  4. Descendants of Jacob B. Burton (13 pages)
  5. Descendants of Anthony Holt (8 pages)
  6. Descendants of Buford Johnston (11 pages)
  7. Descendants of Bames Weathersby (8 pages)
  8. “Three Generations of Captain Jonathan kemp Who was a Member of the First Police Jury in St. Helena Parish, Louisiana”
  9. Allie Elizabeth Johnston application to historical society (4 pages)
  10. “References for Lineage” from Timothy Matlock (3 pages and manila envelope)
  11. Information on Burton family (5 copies; 21 pages and manila envelope)
  12. Handwritten information about Johnstons from Virginia (4 pages)
  13. Information on Burton family (4 pages), manila envelope; picture of Major Isaac Watts Burton’s headstone
  14. Letter about Burton family (3 pages); picture of “The Monticello Graveyard” plaque
  15. Blank pedigree chart
  16. Application to DAR by Evelyn Bertie Burton Sitman
  17. Handwritten family tree from Allie Elizabeth Johnston Hyde to Kemp & Womack
  18. Four pages of handwritten notes
  19. Louisiana Colonials membership certificate for Mrs. Samuel Claiborne Hyde, 1960
  20. Returned request for birth certificate from Allie Hyde to the Mississippi State Board of Health (2 pages and envelope)
  21. Children of the Confederacy membership certificate for Samuel Claiborne Hyde, Jr., 1964
  22. Children of the Confederacy membership certificate for Margaret Elizabeth Hyde, 1963
  23. National Society DAR payment form; “The DAR in Action”; letter to new member; DAR membership certificate for Margaret Elizabeth Hyde, 1973; envelope
  24. Allie Elizabeth Johnston application to Louisiana Colonials
  25. Promotion to elect Judge Burrell J. Carter
  26. Notepad

 

Folder 11:

  1. Information on Hyde coat of arms (6 pages)

 

Folder 12:

  1. Letter and signature pages from the Amite City chapter of the NAACP to the Tangipahoa Parish School Board, 25 October 1972, over concern about accelerated classes at Amite Elementary School (6 pages) and explanatory note

 

Folder 13: Receipts from F and H Farm

  1. Invoice from Brumfield Tractor Company, Inc., 1979 (2 pages)
  2. Invoice from Amite Milling Company, Inc., 1977-1987
  3. Invoice from Home Lumber & Hardware Co., Inc., 1978 (2 pages)
  4. Invoice from Hood Tractor Company, Inc., 1978 and envelope
  5. Invoice from Hood Tractor Company, Inc., 6/22/78, 7/08/78, 7/25/78
  6. F&H Farms Citizens National Bank check deposit form, 1977
  7. Amite Milling Company invoice, 1978
  8. Invoice from Kentwood Veterinary Clinic, Inc., 1978
  9. Charge for over drafted bank account to F&H Farms from Citizens National Bank, 25 April 1977
  10. Charge for over drafted bank account to F&H Farms from Citizens National Bank, 17 April 1978 (2 copies)
  11. Loan maturation notice to Joseph M. Foulks and Sammie Hyde, 07/25/78
  12. Receipt from Fairchild Livestock Sales, 4/6/1978
  13. Statement from Claude Wilkinson and Son, 1978
  14. Receipt and envelope from Central Progressive Bank, 22 Aug. 1978
  15. Invoice from Amite Milling Company, Inc., 11-14-77
  16. Invoice from Amite Milling Company, Inc., 12-7-77
  17. Check Deposit Ticket from Citizens National Bank from F&H Farms, 12-30-77
  18. Invoice from Amite Milling Company, Inc., 8-2-78
  19. Ear tag stubs from Amite Livestock Company, Inc. (4)
  20. F&H Farms Check; Citizens National Bank statement; Deposit slip from Citizens National Bank statement for F&H Farms; envelope
  21. Citizens National Bank statement for F&H Farms, March-April 1977
  22. Citizens National Bank statement for F&H Farms, Nov.-Dec. 1977

 

Box 20: Family Bible – RESTRICTED

 

Box 21: 3-D Items – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. 1996 Oyster and Pearl plaque
  2. Plaque to Samuel C. Hyde from Town of Amite City
  3. Plaque to Samuel C. Hyde from Tangipahoa Parish School System
  4. Green & yellow, purple, and red handkerchiefs (3)
  5. Small pouch
  6. Leather belt pouch
  7. Leather pouch from American National Insurance Co.
  8. Canvas strap
  9. Small Bible, Hattie Amacker
  10. New Testament, Fernie
  11. Small Bible
  12. Holy Bible, Hattie Amacker
  13. “Active Membership” address book
  14. “College Babe” savings bank in packaging
  15. Franklin Life Insurance Co. coin bank
  16. Plastic bag containing:
    1. Five airborne patches
    2. Airborne pin
    3. Reddy Kilowatt bottle cap
    4. 1982 Amite Oyster Festival wooden nickel
    5. Figure of saint
  17. H. Holmes Co. Ltd. Box with three hair combs
  18. Small bag of cotton from the Amite City Museum Gullett Cotton Gin Exhibit
  19. Two pens
  20. Southeastern Alumni Association paper clip
  21. Margaret Hyde Morgan cigarette holder and Zippo lighter
  22. “Alley Oop” booklet

 

Box 22: 3-D Items – ALL RESTRICTED

  1. Two gunpowder holders in cardboard box
  2. Baby dish for Allies Johnston Hyde in cardboard box
  3. 12 Amite Oyster Festival cups listing Sam and Allie Hyde as Oyster King and Oyster Pearl
  4. One large bag and one small bag of wooden doubloons naming Sam and Allie Hyde as Oyster King and Oyster Pearl

 

Box 23: Amacker Family Photographs – ALL RESTRICTED

Folder 1: Maude Amacker Collection

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

B&W

Portrait, “Mallie”

1”x1”

 

2

Sepia

Young boy standing in front of a house

2.5”x3.5”

 

3

Sepia

Girl and boy in front of house

2.5”x3.5”

 

4

 

Salvation Army card

 

 

5

B&W

Teenage girl

1.5” oval

2

6

B&W

Sallie Burton

1”x1”

 

7

B&W

Maude Amacker

1.5”oval

 

8

B&W

Young boy

1.5”oval

 

9

B&W

Toddler boy

1.5” oval

 

10

B&W

Toddler girl

1.5” oval

 

11

B&W

Young girl

1.5”oval

 

12

tintype

Baby boy

2”x3”

 

13

 

Contents of envelope labeled “Grandpa & Uncle Dick”

 

 

a

B&W

Toddler boy in striped suit

1.5”x2.5”

 

b

B&W

Three pictures of toddler boy

5”x3.5”

 

c

B&W

Man in sailor uniform

3.5”x5.5”

4

d

B&W

Young man

3” oval

 

e

B&W

Young woman

3.5” oval

 

f

B&W

Young man in sailor cap

1×2.5”

 

g

B&W

Young man standing outside

2”x2.5”

 

h

B&W

Group of six people outside (seated)

3”x3”

 

i

B&W

Group of six people outside (standing)

3”x3”

 

j

B&W

Three women in brickyard

3”x3”

 

14

B&W

Young woman

3” oval

2

15

B&W

Baby sitting on blanket

4×6

5

16

B&W

Several small photographs glued to Sons of Veterans pamphlet

4×6

 

17

B&W

Group of people and pole

2.5”x4.5”

 

18

B&W

Woman with her hair down

2.5”x3.5”

 

19

B&W

Margaret in christening gown

3”x5”

 

20

B&W

Teenage girl facing away from camera

3”x3”

 

21

B&W

Two young women

1” oval

 

22

B&W

Young girl with books

3”x4”

 

23

B&W

Baby in wicker cradle

3.5”x2.5”

 

24

B&W

Toddler with doll on farm

2.5”x4”

 

25

B&W

Toddler with doll on farm

2.5”x4”

 

26

B&W

Toddler with wheelbarrow

2.5”x4”

 

27

B&W

Group of girls sitting on steps

4”x3”

 

28

B&W

Seated girl with flowers

2.5”x3.5”

 

29

B&W

Two boys standing outside

2.5”x3.5”

 

30

B&W

Two girls standing

2.5”x3.5”

 

31

B&W

Two girls in hats

2.5×3.5”

 

32

B&W

Girl seated outside

3.5”x5.5”

 

33

B&W

Young girl seated in studio

4”x5.5”

 

34

B&W

Very young girl holding rope

4”x5.5”

 

35

B&W

Woman with flowers

2.5”x3.5”

 

36

B&W

Woman standing on steps

2”x4”

 

37

B&W

Man in WWI uniform

2.5”x3.5”

 

38

B&W

Woman with fur coat and muff

3”x5”

 

39

B&W

Young woman side profile

3” oval

 

40

B&W

Two young men standing in suits

3”x5.5”

 

41

B&W

Young girl in white dress

3.5”x5.5”

 

42

B&W

Woman holding hat next to plant

2”x4”

 

43

B&W

Woman holding dog

2.5”x4”

 

44

 

Three letters in envelope

 

 

 

Loose in Box:

  1. Nile Fabrics box with sticky notes
  2. Framed portrait of Mary Louise
  3. Framed portrait of woman
  4. Framed portrait of man
  5. “Descendants of William Cephas McMichael & Elizabeth Baxter Jennings – First McMichaels in the Florida Parishes,” by Leah Beth Houeye Simpson & Pauline Connolly Wayne, 1988

 

Folder 2: Amacker Family Photographs

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

Sepia

Irma Amacker, about 28 years old

4.5”x6.5”

 

2

B&W

Irma Amacker Hyde, about 5 mo.

4”x6”

 

3

B&W

Irma Amacker, about 28

4.5”x6.5”

 

4

B&W

Postcard to Maude Amacker

3.5”x5.5”

 

5

B&W

Irma Amacker Hyde

3”x5”

 

6

B&W

Possibly Irma Amacker Hyde

8” oval

 

7

B&W

Young boy on beach

3.5”x5.5”

 

8

Sepia

Man in WWI uniform

3.5”x9.5”

 

9

Sepia

Man in WWI medical uniform

10” oval

 

 

Folder 3: Amacker Family Photographs

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

Sepia

Child on beach

3.5”x4.5”

 

2

Sepia

Woman and two children on beach

3.5”x4.5”

 

3

 

Note to Maude and Irma from Jim, 31 March 1943

 

 

4

B&W

Two photographs of man, woman, and child on beach

3.5”x4.5”

 

5

B&W

Woman and dog on beach

3.5”x4.5”

 

6

B&W

Young girl, labeled Brookstown, 1953-54

2.5”x3”

 

7

B&W

Boy

1.5”x2”

 

8

Sepia

Man in suit

4”x6”

 

9

Sepia

Woman in studio

4”x6”

 

10

Sepia

Woman

4”x6”

 

11

Sepia

Man and baby

4”x6”

 

12

 

Folder with note

 

 

 

Folder 4: Amacker Family Photograph

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

B&W

Mary Louise, 1939 Graduation

2”x3”

 

2

B&W

Mary Louise

3”x5”

 

3

B&W

Hallie & Lopez as young children

4”x6”

 

4

B&W

Margaret in christening gown

3”x5”

 

5

B&W

M. McMicahel

3.5”x5.5”

 

6

B&W

John Amacker

4”x5.5”

 

7

B&S

Margaret C. Hyde with doll

3.5”x5.5”

 

8

sepia

Uncle Pleasant & Aunt Liza

4”x6”

 

9

Sepia

Minnie Amacker, Uncle Harrison’s daughter

4”x5.5”

 

10

Sepia

Uncle Ed & Aunt May McMichael

4”x5.5”

 

11

B&W

Harry Wheat & Lil his wife

5” oval

 

12

B&W

Aunt Bahe and Winnie

5” oval

 

 

Folder 5: Amacker Family Photographs

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

B&W

Woman, portrait

3” oval

 

2

Sepia

Baby seated on chair

4”x6”

 

3

B&W

Minnie as a young child

4”x6”

 

4

Sepia

Aunt Emma

4”x6”

 

5

Sepia

Aunt Bahe

4”x6”

 

6

B&W

Baby seated in front of chair

5” oval

 

7

B&W

Five children seated outside

4”x6”

 

8

B&W

Man with mustache, portrait

4”x6”

 

9

Sepia

Man, portrait

4”x6”

 

10

B&W

Woman in woods near fence

3”x3”

 

11

B&W

Woman in large bow

4”x6”

 

12

B&W

Woman with flower garden

2”x4”

 

13

B&W

Boy riding a donkey

3”x4”

 

14

B&W

Woman with dog

2.5”x3.5”

 

15

B&W

Man with laundry

2”x4”

 

16

B&W

Man, profile portrait

2.5”x3.5”

 

17

B&W

Baby on blanket

4”x6”

 

18

B&W

Man in bowtie

3”x5”3.5”x5”

 

19

B&W

Man in sailor uniform

3.5”x5”

 

20

B&W

Woman with glasses

3”x5”

 

21

B&W

Winnie’s girls

4”x6”

 

22

B&W

Baby

4”x6”

 

23

B&W

Ella Ginan

3.5”x5”

 

24

B&W

Woman, profile

6” oval

 

25

B&W

Toddler girl, For Mrs. Amacker

4”x6”

 

26

B&W

Class photograph of military school class in front of building

6”x8”

 

27

B&W

Class photograph of military school class

6”x8”

 

 

Folder 6: Amacker Family Photographs

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

B&W

Toddler, white outfit

4”x6”

 

2

B&W

House, entryway, and garden

2”x4.5”

 

3

B&W

Boy, portrait

1.5” oval

2

4

 

Newspaper, man in sailor uniform

 

 

5

B&W

Cousin Erla

2”x4”

 

6

Sepia

Baby, Mrs. Amacker

5” oval

 

7

B&W

Toddler boy

3.5”x5.5”

 

8

B&W

Woman and baby sitting on blanket

4”x6”

3

9

B&W

Blurry photograph in carboard frame

2.5”

 

10

B&W

Young girl in white dress, E. Blue D. Lyhl White, Mrs. Hyde

3”x5”

 

11

B&W

Young girl seated, 1920s?

4”x6”

2

12

B&W

Man, portrait

2.5”x3.5”

 

13

B&W

Young woman, portrait

4”x6”

 

14

B&W

Young man

3”x5”

 

15

Sepia

Young girl, Grandma from Catherine

4”x6”

 

16

Sepia

Young girl with stuffed bear and baby doll in carriage

3”x5”

 

17

B&W

Two women in hats

2”x2”

 

18

Sepia

Young woman

4”x6”

 

19

Sepia

Young girl

4”x6”

 

20

B&W

Emmette & Lee as young boys

4”x6”

 

 

Folder 7: Amacker Family Photographs

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

Sepia

Uncle Harrison

4”x6”

 

2

B&W

Man with newspaper

3”x5”

 

3

Sepia

Baby

4”x6”

 

4

Sepia

Baby

4”x6”

 

5

Sepia

Irma Amacker

4”x6”

 

6

Color

“8-70 at Grand-maw Morgan’s birthday with Irma Warner the cook and maid”

3”x4”

 

7

Color

“Your daddy and Mike and his steady girlfriend – 12-70”

3”x4”

 

8

Color

12-26-70, man with three boys

3”x4”

 

9

Color

12-25-70, three boys eating oranges

3”x4”

 

10

Color

21 Oct. 1970, man, boy, and puppy “Missey”

3”x4”

 

11

Color

“Halloween 1970 front door decoration”

3”x4”

 

12

Color

Ernestine Kinchen, boy, and cat, Summer 1970

3”x4”

 

13

Color

“Summer 1970, Ernestine, boy, and bicycle”

3”x4”

 

14

B&W

Young man in glasses with two medals

4.5”x5”

 

15

Sepia

Nurses and doctors standing in front of building, Bogalusa, LA

8”x10”

2

16

Sepia

Hospital operating rooms, Bogalusa, LA

8”x10”

2

17

Sepia

Group of nurses, Hospital Training School, Bogalusa, LA

8”x10”

 

18

Sepia

Hospital Treatment Room, Bogalusa, LA

8”x10”

 

19

Sepia

Nurses & Staff outside, Bogalusa, LA

8”x10”

 

 

Folder 8: Newspaper clippings

  1. “Echoes of the Past”
  2. “One of State’s Prominent Men – Funeral of Major Amos Kent Amacker”
  3. “Mrs. Margaret McMichael Amacker”
  4. Picture and caption of winner of CYI awards including C. H. Amacker

 

Folder 9:

  1. Flipbook of photographs including one labeled “Maud Lee Amacker”
  2. Photograph with face cut out
  3. Envelope with notes

 

Box 24:

 

Folder 1:

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

Color

Samuel C. Hyde, Sr.

4”x5”

 

2

Color

Samuel C. Hyde, Sr., and woman

3”x5”

 

3

Color

Group of women singing

3”x5”

 

4

Color

Three young men in tuxedos

3”x5”

 

5

Color

Two young men and a young woman at social function

3”x5”

 

6

B&W

Two children in backyard

3”x3”

 

7

B&W

Car

3”x3”

 

8

B&W

Brother, Timmy McMichael, Daniel Kilpatrick as young children

4”x3.5”

 

9

B&W

Lt. U. S. N., Phillips Newman, 1947, with dog

2.5”x3.5”

 

10

B&W

William Burrows Johnston, Marion Kendall Johnston, Marion Kendall Johnston, Jr.

3.5”x4.5”

2

11

B&W

Group of children outside with tables

3”x3”

 

12

B&W

Group of children standing in a row

3”x3”

 

13

B&W

Group of children in a circle

3”x3”

 

14

B&W

Group of children in a circle

3”x3”

 

15

Sepia

Lt. Phillips Newman, 1947

3”x5”

 

16

B&W

June 1947, Nona Newman White and St. U.S. N. Phillips Newman

3”x5”

 

17

B&W

Nona and James White, 1947

3”x5”

 

18

Color

Five pictures of Sam Hyde, Sr., with veterans group and envelope

4”x6”

 

19

Color

Burrell, Helen, Robby, and Kerri at Mardi Gras Ball, January 2016 in Washington, DC, and envelope

5.5”x8.5”

 

20

B&W

Group of men and women

8”x10”

 

21

B&W

Class 1941 picture and manila envelope

8”x10”

 

22

Sepia

Group of men and women, Jos. M. Sitman, Sr.

8”x10”

 

23

B&W

Kindergarten graduation and envelope

8”x10”

 

24

Sepia

Portrait, Nollie Felts

8”x10”

 

 

Folder 2:

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

B&W

Wedding party

8”x10”

 

2

B&W

Morgan Edwards Chapter of the Louisiana Colonials hosting territorial assembly on 6 November 1965 – Mrs. Richard Inze, Mrs. John R. Myrick, Mrs. Samuel Claiborne Hyde, president Mrs. B. Fred Kentzel, and Miss Charlotte Smith

8”x10”

 

3

B&W

Sam C. Hyde, Jr., as toddler

4.5”x6.5”

 

4

Color

Sam C. Hyde, Jr., proofs of three poses and envelope

3”x8”

 

5

B&W

Group of four women – “me, Jo Ann McClendon, Patsy Field, Dippy Johnston”

5”x7”

 

6

B&W

Otto Alford

1.5” oval

 

7

Sepia

Selena Kuglor

3.5”x2”

 

8

B&W

Headshot of man

2”x2”

 

9

B&W

Benusly Saul

4” oval

 

10

Sepia

Man, profile portrait

5” oval

 

11

Sepia

George Stanubergeo in fireman’s uniform

4”x6”

 

12

B&W

Young woman with flower in hair, portrait

3” oval

 

13

Sepia

S. S. Nettles

3.5” oval

 

14

Sepia

Charles Willis Amacker

2”x4”

 

15

B&W

Young child in white dress in studio

4”x6”

 

16

Sepia

Two girls in white dresses in studio

4”x6”

 

17

Sepia

Portrait of man in bowtie

3” oval

 

18

B&W

Mary King

2”x3”

 

19

B&W

Louise Duma

4”x6”

 

20

Sepia

Woman standing behind chair

4”x6”

 

21

B&W

Woman standing by wall next to chimney

2.5”x4”

 

22

B&W

Seated woman in partial profile

2.5”x3.5”

 

23

B&W

Lizzie King

2.5”x3.5”

 

24

B&W

Tintype of seated woman

2”x3”

 

25

Sepia

Baby seated on chair

4”x6”

 

26

Sepia

Armette Morgan as child seated on pony

3.”x5”

 

27

B&W

Two men standing in chicken wire cage (?), June 1961

3.5”x5”

2

28

B&W

Man standing in front of money

3.5”x4”

 

 

Folder 3:

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

B&W

Trifold – two pictures of toddler boys

4”x3”

 

2

Sepia

Headshot of woman

3.5”x2.5”

 

3

B&W

Two men and one woman seated

3.5”x2.5”

 

4

B&W

Headshot of young girl

1.5”x2”

 

5

B&W

Headshot of young boy

1.5”x2”

 

6

B&W

Sammie as baby

3.5”x2.5”

 

7

B&W

Family portrait with parents, four boys, and a toddler

5”x7”

 

8

B&W

Portrait of young man

5” oval

 

9

B&W

Man in military uniform

4”x6”

 

10

Color

Family seated around table including Sam C. Hyde, Jr.

2.5”x4”

 

11

B&W

Picture of building

3”x4”

 

12

B&W

Picture of house in the woods

3”x4”

 

13

negative

Woman and two boys and envelope

2”x2”

 

14

negative

Woman planting trees with two boys and envelope

2”x2”

 

 

Folder 4:

  1. Photograph envelope labeled “Quin” from 1988 which contained the photographs
  2. Nine negative strips
  3. Photographs:

Number

Type

Description

Size

Copies

1

Color

Four women standing in front of project sign

3”x3”

 

2

Color

Sam C. Hyde, Sr., and woman

3.5”x4.5”

2

3

Color

Allie Hyde with dog

4”x6”

 

4

Color

Two children in toy jeep

4”x6”

 

5

Color

Three young children in orange recliner

4”x6”

 

6

Color

Sam C. Hyde, Sr., in school hallway

3”x5”

 

7

Color

Close up of two children in toy jeep

4”x6”

 

8

Color

Two children in front of fireplace; one in red antler headband

4”x6”

 

9

Color

One child in toy jeep surrounded by adults and another child

4”x6”

 

10

Color

Family picture in home including Sam and Allie Hyde

4”x6”

2

11

Color

Twelve pictures of Sam C. Hyde, Sr., in office

3”x5”

 

12

Color

Blurry picture at a function

4”x6”

 

13

Color

Baby and dog

4”x6”

 

14

Color

Baby on little tykes toy with woman

4”x6”

 

15

Color

Dog with ball

4”x6”

 

16

Color

Two children in toy jeep

4”x6”

 

17

Color

Dog on blanket bed

4”x6”

 

18

Color

Three young children in front of fireplace

4”x6”

 

19

Color

Five women in front of project wall

3”x3”

 

 

Folder 5: Copied photographs

  1. Picture taken after he 2002 Mardi Gras Party at the Tin Roof. Allie, Shirley, Dorothy, Webbie, Anazene (2 copies)
  2. Picture of Sammie & Allie taken after the 2002 Mardi Gras Party held at the Tin Roof in Raceland
  3. Picture of Allie Hyde and another woman
  4. Man holding very young baby, “Robbie and Dad” (2 copies)
  5. Print of car
  6. Print of dinosaur

Box 25:

  1. Beveled frame with picture of baby with rabbit
  2. Felt board

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