THE DAUGHTERS OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS LIBRARY

 

Col 885

Eagar Family Papers

1866-1966

 

 

Collection information

 

Physical description: 8 document boxes

Acquisition: Gift of Ed Finn

Processed by: Warren Stricker, 1991

 

 

Table of contents

 

 

 

 

Biographical note

 

The roots of the Eagar family go back to the early days of Anglo-American settlement in San Antonio.  Wilson I. Riddle first came to San Antonio in 1839, returning in 1841 with his wife, Elizabeth Mary Menafee.  The couple's first child, Sarah, was born February 19, 1842, reputedly the first Anglo child born in San Antonio.  Shortly after his daughter's birth, Wilson Riddle was taken prisoner by invading Mexican forces, and was held in Perote with other residents of the city, before his release.  Riddle died in 1847.

 

In 1866, Sarah Riddle married Robert Eagar, a native of Canada who had lived in San Antonio since 1850.  The couple's three children, twins Florence and Blanche, and Fannie, were born in a house on South Alamo Street which would remain the family residence for over 100 years.  Robert Eagar was involved in a number of business ventures in San Antonio prior to his death in 1883.

 

Mrs. Eagar and her daughters were early members of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, and were active in the organization. Florence Eagar was one of the first Custodians of the Alamo after the DRT was granted custody of the site.  Her mother, Sarah Eagar, took over the position when Florence married Major Harris L. Roberts in 1907 and followed her husband to his assignment in the Philippines.  Roberts' Army assignments later took him to Ft. Bliss in Texas, Hawaii, and Detroit, before his death in 1918.  Harris and Florence Roberts had one child, Robert Pierpont Eagar Roberts. 

 

Both Sarah Eagar and Florence Roberts remained active in the community throughout their long lives.  Mrs. Eagar died in 1947 at the age of 105.  Mrs. Roberts lived in the family home until the HemisFair project forced her to move in 1967.  She died in 1969 at the age of 102.

 

 

 

Scope and content note

 

Correspondence, printed material, financial documents, legal documents, and military materials may be found in the Eagar family papers, documenting the business, organizational, and personal activities of several members of a San Antonio family.

 

The papers have been divided into three subgroups: personal papers; papers connected with family members' involvement in various organizations; and military materials.  The personal papers document several family members, beginning with letters received by Robert Eagar, which cover various business matters, dating from the 1870s and 1880s.  Letters sent to Sarah Eagar and Florence Eagar Roberts are generally from friends and family; letters received by Harris L. Roberts refer to income tax and insurance matters.

 

Much of the printed material appears to be related to Sarah Eagar and Florence Eagar Roberts.  Included are a number of periodicals, including some locally published literary, social, and political journals.  A number of complete or nearly complete San Antonio newspapers are part of the papers, most of them dating from the early 1900s to 1920s, several containing articles on the Alamo, San Antonio history, or political and social events.  Newspaper clippings document the Alamo, San Antonio and Texas events and history, and several individuals, including family members.  Booklets, programs, and other printed items document events in San Antonio throughout the first few decades of the 1900s.

 

Financial documents include a number of bills and statements of account from several San Antonio businesses, dating from the 1890s and the 1900s.  A ledger apparently documenting family business transactions from 1877 to 1882 is also included.

 

The majority of the material from the organizations subgroup is related to the involvement of Sarah Eagar and Florence Eagar Roberts in the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.  Much of this material is related to the Alamo, documenting the controversy over custody of the site, which erupted shortly after a portion of the property was purchased by Clara Driscoll.  Correspondence includes official and semi-official letters, primarily written by DRT members aligned with the faction which eventually assumed control of the Alamo, commenting on the issue.  The remainder of the correspondence deals with the day-to-day operations of the Alamo, under the custodianship of Mrs. Eagar and her daughter, and covers repairs to the property, requests for souvenirs and information, and finances.

 

Much of the remainder of the DRT material is related to these same subjects.  Included are printed by-laws, position statements, and proceedings which refer to the custody controversy.  Financial documents include accounts with local businesses for souvenirs, postcards, and supplies; records of sales at the Alamo; a detailed financial statement for the years 1903-1906; and inventories of merchandise at the Alamo for the years 1903 to 1914.  (Newspaper clippings covering the Alamo in general, and the custody issue are grouped with the personal papers.)

 

The third subgroup consists of military material, most of it pertaining to Col. Harris L. Roberts.  Letters received by Roberts include official communications regarding his assignment in the Philippines at the turn of the century.  Other letters document a recommendation that Roberts retire rather than assume a command, and his opposition to retirement.  A few items that refer to debate over Roberts' suitability for command are included in reports and legal documents, some of the items consisting of hand-written copies.  A number of military manuals, books, and notes are part of the papers, some belonging to Col. Roberts, with later items belonging to his son, Robert Pierpont Roberts and his military service during World War II.

 

 

 

Box/Folder

 

 

PERSONAL PAPERS

 

 

 

Correspondence

 

 

 

Robert Eagar correspondence

 

 

1/1      

Bell, J.M., 1887, 1 item.

 

 

1/2

Berg, H.L., 1874, 1 item.

 

 

1/3

Cade, Jas. C., 1875, 1 item.

 

 

1/4

Canterbury, W., 1873, 1 item.

 

 

1/5

Chamberlain, H., 1875, 1 item.

 

 

1/6

Cole, William, 1873, 1 item.

 

 

1/7

Dryden, R.H., 1875, 1 item.

 

 

1/8

Field, Sherman, 1874, 2 items.

 

 

1/9      

Ford, John S., 1882, 1 item.

 

 

1/10

Geissler, Wm. F., 1873, 1 item.

 

 

1/11   

Hayne, E.G., 1875, 1 item.

 

 

1/12

Jacobs, Mrs. A.M., 1875, 1 item.

 

 

1/13

Kingsbury, W.G., 1875, 1 item.

 

 

1/14   

Knowles, A.E., 1874-1875, 2 items.

 

 

1/15

Knuhler, Jacob, 1873, 1 item.

 

 

1/16

Menefee, Geo. S., 1874, 2 items.

 

 

1/17

Moffitt, R.E., 1881, 1 item.

 

 

1/18

Spindle, Sam J., 1874, 1 item.

 

 

1/19

Van Slyck, J.W., 1873, 1 item.

 

 

1/20

Zanderson, T.H., 1873, 3 items.

 

 

 

Sarah Eagar correspondence

 

 

1/21

Badger, Aline, 1904, 1 item.

 

 

1/22

Badger, Blanche Eagar, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

1/23

Bee, Carlos, 1913, 1 item.

 

 

1/24

Biggart, Mabelle, 1915, 1 item.

 

 

1/25

Bliem, Emma L., 1912, 1 item.

 

 

1/26   

Boothe, Carrie, 1904,1908-1909,n.d., 4 items

 

 

1/27

Breneman, Harry K., 1912, 1 item.

 

 

1/28

Briggs Optical Company, 1904, 1 item.

 

                                   

1/29

Canterb[ur]y, J.M., 1900, 1 item.

 

                       

1/30

Carrington, John B., 1913, 1 item.

 

 

1/31

Dickson, Chaplain ________, 1909, 1 item.

 

 

1/32

Draughon's Business College, 1909, 1 item (with enclosures).

 

 

1/33

Eagar, Sarah, ca. 1900, 1 item.

 

 

1/34   

Edson, Helen R., 1911, 1 item (see Photographs- Alamo, folder 177, for enclosed photographs).

 

 

1/35   

Gilbert, Lem, 1939, 1 item.

 

 

1/36

Goeth, C.A., 1900, 2 items.

 

 

1/37

Hain, Georgie Gearhart, 1900, 1 item.

 

 

1/38

Herff School, 1939, 1 item.

 

 

1/39

Jones, Bessie Lee, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

1/40

Lytle, Nellie, 1935, 1 item.

 

 

1/41

McCullough, Fannie Eagar, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

1/42

McCullough, Harold, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

1/43

McCullough, R.Eagar, 1899, 1 item.

 

 

1/44

Mershon and Graham, 1900, 1 item.         

 

 

1/45

Montgomery, H.R.C., 1909, 2 items (with clipping).

 

 

1/46

Morris, H.N., 1908, 1 item.

 

 

1/47

Nelly, Genevieve, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

1/48

Noonan, Cornelia B., n.d., 1 item.

 

 

1/49

Orynaki, Isabella B., 1940, 1 item. 

 

 

1/50

Pioneer Flour Mills, n.d., 2 items (with enclosure).

 

 

1/51

Richardson, W.R., 1900, 1 item.

 

 

1/52

Roberts, Florence Eagar, 1904, 1907-1910, n.d., 15 items.

 

 

1/53

Sampson, Lilla B., 1909, 1 item.

 

 

1/54

Sears, Jayny, 1909, 1 item.

 

 

1/55

Sevier, Clara Driscoll, 1908, 1915, n.d., 4 items.

 

           

1/56

Stafford, I.D., 1910, 1 item.

 

 

1/57

Traylor, W.B., n.d., 1 item.

 

 

1/58

Urwitz, Marie B., 1909, 1 item.

 

 

1/59

Watkins, Sarah R., 1913, 1 item.

 

 

1/60

_______, Amy, 1899, 1 item.

 

 

1/61

_______, Nancy, 1909, 1 item.

 

 

1/62

_______, Sam, 1914, 1 item.

 

 

1/63

_______, Mildred, 1946, 1 item.

 

 

1/64

_______, Lolita, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Florence Eagar Roberts correspondence

 

 

1/65

Clem, Elizabeth S., 1966, 1 item.

 

 

1/66

Eagar, Sarah, 1909, 1911, 2 items.

 

 

1/67

E_____, Clara S., 1946, 1 item.

 

 

1/68

Harris, Mrs. H.A., 1907, 1 item.

 

 

1/69

Jones, Hostie, 1884, 1 item.

 

 

1/70

Laredo, Port of, 1903, 1 item.

 

 

1/71

Roberts, Florence Eagar, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

1/72

Roberts, R. Pierpont, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

1/73

Willcox, Charles, 1900, 1 item.

 

 

1/74

______, Bessie, 1884, 1 item.

 

 

1/75

______, Marizon, 1907, 1 item.

 

 

1/76

______, Lula, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

 

Harris L. Roberts correspondence

 

 

1/77

Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1916, 1 item (tax return, 1914, enclosed).

 

 

1/78

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., 1902, 1905 2 items (with enclosures).

 

 

1/79

Roberts, Benjamin K., 1910-1911, 2 items (with enclosures).

 

 

1/80

Roberts, Harris L., 1917, 3 items (with enclosures).

 

 

 

Miscellaneous Correspondence

 

 

1/81

Brandt, Herbert to Hugh Cumming, Jr., 1934, 1 item.

 

 

1/82

Halbedl, F.M. to _________, 1914, 1 item.

 

 

1/83

Southern Surety Company of Oklahoma to J.P. Soliss, 1911, 1 item (with enclosure).

 

 

1/84

Winkler, Mrs. A.V. to Miss Driscoll, 1906, 1 item.

 

                                   

1/85

______, Flo to Carrie, 1870, 1 item.

 

 

1/86

______, B. to Grandma, 1885, 1 item.

 

 

1/87

______, Theresa to _______, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Printed Material

 

 

 

Advertising, Business, and Calling cards

 

           

1/88

Business, n.d., 109 items.

 

 

1/89

Personal, n.d., 38 items.

 

                                   

 

Advertising Fliers and Booklets

 

 

1/90

1885, 1907, n.d., 7 items.

 

 

 

Book

 

 

2/91

Poems, by Ellen P. Leflin, 1909, 1 item. (includes three handwritten poems on endpapers)

 

                                                           

 

Booklets

 

 

2/92

Charter, Rules and By-Laws of the San Antonio Board of Trade, 1872, 1 item.

 

 

2/93

San Antonio, Texas, by Edwin H. Terrell for the Encyclopedia Americana, ca. 1903, 1 item.

 

 

2/94

In Memory of them Heroes of the Alamo, compiled by W.T. Hefley, ca. 1913, 1 item.

 

 

2/95

Napoleon's Oraculum, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

The Handbook of Dreams, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Brochures

 

 

2/96

"Hannibal, Missouri," ca. 1909, 1 item.                             

 

 

2/97

"L.A. Wolfe Private Vocational School for Boys," San Antonio, ca. 1909, 1 item.

 

 

 

Calendar

 

 

2/98

Dreiss Drug Store, San Antonio, 1925, 1 item.

 

 

 

Certificate

 

 

2/99

National Geographic Society (including by-laws), 1912, 2 items.

 

 

 

Clippings

 

 

 

Alamo-General

 

 

2/100

1905, 1908, 1909, 4 items.

 

 

2/101

n.d., 14 items.

 

 

 

Alamo-Custody and Restoration

 

 

2/102

1905, 1907, 5 items.

 

 

2/103

1908, 4 items.

 

 

2/104

1909, 1 item.

 

 

2/105

1912, 1915, 3 items.

 

 

2/106

n.d., 7 items.

 

 

 

Daughters of the Republic of Texas

 

 

2/107

1909, 1 item.

 

 

2/108

1911, n.d., 4 items.

 

 

 

San Antonio

 

 

2/109

1906, 3 items.

 

 

2/110

1907, 1 items.

 

 

2/111

1907, 1908, 1909, 1912, 1950, 7 items.

 

 

2/112

1918, 1 item

 

 

2/113

1947, 1 item.

 

 

2/114

n.d., 4 items.

 

 

 

Texas

 

 

2/115

n.d., 1921, 7 items.

 

 

 

Eagar-Roberts families

 

 

2/116

1906, 1912, n.d., 7 items.

 

 

 

People

 

 

2/117

Bee, Carlos, 1909, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

2/118

Sevier, Clara Driscoll, 1905, n.d., 4 items.

 

 

2/119

Zavala, Adina de, 1906, n.d., 3 items.

 

 

2/120

Alford, Lida B., 1908, 1 item.

 

 

" "

Charters, Lillian Young, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

" "

Herff, Mathilde Klingelhoeffer, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

" "

Long, Paula, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

" "

Moore, Warner, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

" "

Sullivan, Daniel J., 1948, 1 item.

 

           

" "

Tobin, John, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

" "

Walker, Charlotte, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

" "

Wilcox, Mary Emily Donelson, n.d. 1 item.

 

 

 

Military

 

 

2/121

1874, 1 item.

 

 

2/122

1957, 1 item.

 

                                                           

2/123

n.d., 2 item.

 

 

 

Miscellaneous

 

 

2/124

1885, 1888, 1906, 1909, 1912, 1914, 9 items.

 

 

2/125

1908, 2 items.

 

           

2/126

n.d., 4 items. 

 

 

 

Greeting Cards

 

 

2/127

1912, 1931, n.d., 9 items.

 

 

 

Invitations

 

 

2/128

1908, 1911, n.d., 20 items (including duplicates).

 

                       

 

Membership Cards

 

 

2/129

1913, 1919, 1922, 1924, 4 items.

 

 

 

Newspapers

 

 

Oversize Box 1

 [Eagle Pass] The Maverick

 

 

 

June 19, 1883, vol. 1 no. 6

 

 

" "

 [San Antonio] Daily Express

 

 

 

June 13, 1908, vol XLIII no. 165

 

 

" "

San Antonio Evening News

 

           

 

March 27, 1920, pp. 7-10.

 

February 15, 1924, partial.

 

 

" "

San Antonio Express

 

 

 

January 5, 1913, section B, pp.41-52

 

June 14, 1913, vol XLVIII no. 14

 

January 28, 1917, vol LII no. 28, first section.

 

March 10, 1918, vol LIII no. 69, first section, sections A, B, C

 

April 5, 1918, vol. LIII no. 95

 

April 6, 1918, vol. LIII no. 96

 

April 8, 1918, vol. LIII no. 98

 

April 19, 1921, vol LVI no. 109

 

March 11, 1923, section V

 

 

Oversize Box 2

San Antonio Gazette

 

                       

 

May 12, 1906, section 2

 

 

 

San Antonio Light

 

 

 

December 1886, incomplete.

 

February 19, 1908

 

April 8, 1909.

 

January 14, 1911, vol. 31 no. 355

 

January 14, 1913, vol. 33 no. 359  

 

May 22, 1917, vol. XXXVII no. 123

 

March 10, 1918, pp. 21-28

 

September 6, 1921, vol XLI no. 230

 

 

" "

 [San Antonio] The Texas Republic

 

           

 

June 22, 1912, no. 44

 

 

" "

 [San Antonio] The Weekly Dispatch

 

           

 

September 1922, partial

 

 

" "

Des Moines [Iowa] Daily News

 

 

 

February 19, 1908, vol. 27 no. 103 (contains article on Adina de Zavala        and the Alamo)

 

 

" "

Red Wing [Minnesota] Daily Republican

 

 

 

March 26, 1908, vol. XXIII no. 141 (contains article on Texas and San Antonio)

 

 

 

Pamphlets

 

 

2/130

"Beethoven," compliments of German Students, Brackenridge High School, 1927, 1 item.

 

 

2/131

"The Catholic Church in Texas Carries On," n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Periodicals

 

 

3/132

The Bohemian Scribbler, San Antonio, April                                           22, 1911, vol. VII no. XLII.

 

 

3/133

The Cosmopolitan, 3 incomplete sections,                                              ca. 1892.

 

 

3/134

The Fad, San Antonio, January 9, 1897, vol.                                            1 no. 46.

 

 

3/135

Harper's New Monthly Magazine, August 1872, no. 267.

 

 

Oversize Box 3

Harper's Weekly, August 3, 1878, vol. XXII no. 1127.

 

 

 

The Home Friend Magazine, February 1921, vol. XVII no. 11.

 

 

 

The Household, January 1921, vol. 21 no. 1.

 

 

 

The Household Guest, December 1913, vol XXX no. 10; January 1931, vol. XXXXVIII no. 1; April 1931, vol. XXXXVIII no. 4.

 

 

 

The Housekeeper, March 1883, vol. VI no. 3.

 

 

 

Pictorial Review Patterns, October 1926.

 

 

3/136

Ranch Romances, n.d.

 

 

Oversize Box 3

The Southern Sentinel, San Antonio, June 25, 1910, vol. VII no. V.

 

 

3/137

State Topics, Houston, March 30, 1912, vol. 3 no. 20; February 21, 1914, vol. 5 no. 14; July 29, 1916, vol. 7 no. 37.

 

 

3/138

The Surprise, San Antonio, February 14, 1880, vol. 2 no. 6.

 

 

3/139

Texas Mute Ranger, Austin, October 1881, vol. III no. 6, November 1881, vol. III no. 7.

 

 

3/140

The Traction Magazine, San Antonio, 1 page, n.d.

 

 

Oversize Box 3

The Young Christian Soldier and the Carrier Dove, January 21, 1883.

 

 

 

Programs

 

 

Oversize Box 3

Grand Opera House, San Antonio, 1892, 1 item.

 

 

3/141

Guilment Recital, World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904, 1 item.

 

 

3/142

Battle of Flowers 18th Century Fete, 1911, 2 items.

 

 

3/143

San Antonio Mozart Society, 1920, 1 item.

 

           

3/144

Commencement Exercises of the Graduating Class of Brackenridge High School, 1931, 1 item.

 

           

3/145

"Stepping Out," for the benefit of the Children's Free Clinic, sponsored by the Junior League of San Antonio, 1931, 1 item.

 

 

3/146

Tuesday Musical Club, 1931, 1 item.

 

 

 

Prospectus

 

 

3/147

Alamo Amusement Company, 1910, 1 item.

 

                                               

 

Wedding Announcement

 

           

3/148

Florence Eagar and Harris L. Roberts, 1907, 1 item.

 

 

 

Miscellaneous Printed Material

 

 

3/149

Letters praising The Boy Captive, by Fanny Iglehart, 1911, 1 item.

 

           

 

"Calendar and Useful Information," 1915-1916, 1 item.

 

 

 

Stamp, San Antonio, 1919, 1 item.

 

 

 

Commemorative Cover, Velasco, Tx., 1936, 1 item.

 

 

 

Cards with printed verses, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

 

Ticket, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Stickers, n.d., 12 items.

 

 

 

 

 

Financial Documents

 

 

 

Accounts, Bills, Statements, etc.

 

 

3/150

Dreiss, Adolph, 1900, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

3/151

Dullnig, Geo., Grocer Co., 1899, 3 items.

 

 

3/152

Hahn, Joseph S., 1913-1914, 7 items.

 

 

3/153

Hauser, P.D., and Son, 1900, 2 items.

 

 

3/154

Haywood Wood Co., 1900, 2 items.

 

 

3/155

Joske Bros., 1896, 1897, 1900, 8 items.

 

 

3/156

Ronse and Co., Ronse and Wahlstab, 1899-1900, 4 items.

 

 

3/157

                                    San Antonio Gas and Electric Co., 1914, 3                                               items.

 

 

3/158

San Antonio Water Supply Co., 1914-1915, 4 items.

 

 

3/159

Schuman Carriage Co., 1916, 14 items.

 

 

3/160

Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co., 1899, 1900, 1915, 8 items.

 

 

3/161

Steves, Ed., and Sons, 1899-1900, 1907, 4 items.         

 

 

3/162

Texas Steam Laundry, 1893, 1899, 3 items.

 

 

3/163

Union Meat Market, 1914-1915, 9 items.

 

 

3/164

Wagner and Chabot, 1899-1900, 4 items.

 

 

3/165

Water Works Company, 1899-1901, 12 items.

 

 

3/166

Wolff and Marx, 1898, 1900, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1914, 1915, 9 items.

 

 

3/167

Miscellaneous, 1881-1936, 39 items.

 

 

 

List of Disbursements

 

 

3/168

R.E. and A.S., 1866, 1 item.

 

 

 

Ledger

 

 

3/169

1877-1882, 1 item.

 

 

 

Account Books

 

 

3/170

1894-1895 (contains some additional information), 1 item.

 

 

 

1909 (contains some entries related to the Alamo), 1 item.

 

 

 

Receipts

 

 

3/171

1880-1959, 33 items.

 

 

 

Property Tax Documents

 

 

3/172

1897, 1899, 1923, 1925, 1934, 8 items.

 

 

 

Miscellaneous Financial

 

 

3/173

Promissory notes, 1892, 1915, 1 item.

 

 

 

Bank notices, 1915, 2 items.

 

 

 

Poll tax exemption certificate, 1931, 1 item.

 

 

 

Lease terms, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

 

 

Legal Documents

 

 

 

Affidavits

 

 

4/174

1909, 3 items.

 

                                               

 

Authorization to sell property

 

 

4/175

n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Insurance Policies

 

 

4/176

1900, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1912, 5 items.

 

 

 

 

 

Photographs

 

 

4/177

Alamo, 1911, 3 items (enclosed in letter    from Helen R. Edson to Sarah Eagar, folder 34).

 

 

4/178

Dunne, Gerald and Vincent, 1912, 8 items.

 

 

 

 

 

Literary Productions

 

 

 

Essay

 

 

4/179

"Lafitte and Galveston Island," n.d., 8 pp., ms., 1 item.

 

 

 

Poetry

 

 

4/180

E.R. [Sarah Elizabeth Riddle Eagar], n.d., 1 item (added to collection, Acc. # 3234).

 

 

4/181

Edwards, W.S., n.d., 1 item.

 

 

4/182

Pfeil, Anton F.

 

 

 

"The Heroes of the Alamo," n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Maps

 

           

4/183

"Carte du Golphe du Mexique et des Isles de l'Amerique," 1754, 1 item (photocopy).

 

 

4/184

"Garden and Orange Lands," Papalote, Bee County, Texas, n.d.; clipping on Bee County, 1909, 1 item (photocopies).

 

                       

 

Artifacts

 

                                   

4/185

Handkerchiefs, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

 

Miscellaneous Material

 

 

4/186

Laundry Book, 1911-1913, 1 item.

 

 

4/187

Napkin, Sarah Eagar birthday, 1944, 1 item.

 

 

4/188

Blotter, n.d., 1 item.

 

           

4/189

Notes and addresses, n.d., 5 items.

 

 

4/190

Envelopes, 10 items.

 

 

4/191

Stationary, n.d., 4 items.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ORGANIZATIONS

 

 

 

Daughters of the Republic of Texas

 

 

 

Correspondence

 

 

 

General, Alamo acquisition and custody

 

 

5/192

Bates, Mrs. Wharton, 1908, 1 item.

 

 

5/193

Burleson, Emma Kyle, 1907, 1908, 1910, n.d., 6 items.

 

 

5/194

Carl, J.F., n.d., 1 item.

 

 

5/195

Davis, J.O., 1911, 6 items (including five poems written by John A. Veatch).

 

 

5/196

Dowe, Robt. W., n.d., 1 item.

 

 

5/197

Jones, Mrs. Anson, 1908, n.d., 2 items.

 

           

5/198

McDonald, Maude W., 1913, 1915, 2 items.

 

 

5/199

McKeever May F., 1908, 1910, 2 items.

 

 

5/200

Milby, Maggie G., 1907, 1908, 2 items.

 

 

5/201

Roberts, Florence Eagar, 1910, 1 item.

 

 

5/202

Sevier, Clara Driscoll, 1906, 1907, 1909, 4 items.

 

 

5/203

Sevier, H.H., 1907, 1915, 2 items.

 

 

5/204

Urwitz, Marie B., 1906-1908, 1910, n.d., 15 items.

 

 

5/205

Zavala, Adina de, 1904, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

 

Alamo operations

 

 

5/206

Banks, Lucile Webb, 1906, 1907, 3 items.

 

 

5/207

Brite, Chas. H., 1907, 1 item.

 

 

5/208

Castellanos, A.W., 1913, 1 item.

 

 

5/209

Clark, W.B., 1908, 1 item.

 

 

5/210

Davidson, Hugh, 1914, 1 item.

 

 

5/211

Day, W.C., 1908-1909, 6 items.

 

 

5/212

Drane, O.W., 1912, 1 item.

 

 

5/213

Eagar, Sarah, 1907, 1908, 1915, 6 items.

 

 

5/214

Ebers-White, Inc., 1907, 1 item.

 

 

5/215

Graham, Bessie, 1908, 1 item.

 

 

5/216

Harris, Jennie,  1907, 1 item.

 

 

5/217

Hunter, John W., 1906, 1 item.

 

 

5/218

James, George Wharton, 1907, 1 item.

 

 

5/219

Jones, Mrs. Johnnie A., 191?, 1 item.

 

 

5/220

Katool and Farris, 1906, 1 item.

 

 

5/221

Long, Mrs. Joe, 1908, 1 item.

 

 

5/222

Long, S.A., 1912, 1 item.

 

 

5/223

Matthews, Mrs. ______, 1910, 1 item.

 

 

5/224

Mellor, Mrs. A.C., 1906, 1 item.

 

 

5/225

Poore, E.W., 1906, 1 item.

 

 

5/226

Rice, J.C., 1908, 1 item.

 

 

5/227

Roberts, Mrs. A.J., n.d., 1 item.

 

 

5/228

Shepard Manufacturing Co., 1907, 1 item.           

 

 

5/229

Skinker, T.K., 1911, 1 item.

 

 

5/230

Sterling, Mrs. Susie A., 1909, 1 item (statement regarding her gandmother, Susannah Dickinson).

 

 

5/231

Tinkham, Frederick K., 1910, 2 items.

 

 

5/232

Tolmie, Robert C., 1913, 1 item.

 

 

5/233

Travis, Pierce M.B., 1910, 1 item.

 

 

5/234

Walker, Ella, 1909, 1 item.

 

 

5/235

Williams, Mrs. Homer, 1911, 1 item.

 

 

5/236

Willis, Lon L., 1909, 1 item.

 

 

5/237

Wolff and Marx, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

5/238

Wright, Marguerite Ruttledge, 1912, 1 item.

 

 

5/239

Young, A.B., 1907, 2 items.

 

 

5/240

Young, John, 1906, 1 item (photocopy).

 

 

5/241

______, 1907, 1 item (incomplete).

 

 

 

Printed Material

 

 

 

By-Laws

 

 

5/242

By-Laws of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Adopted by the Executive Committee, February 18, 1908, 1 item.

 

 

5/243

Amendment of the By-Laws of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, 1910, 1 item.

 

 

 

Printed Statements

 

 

5/244

"Attitude of the Daughters," 1907, 1 item.

 

 

5/245

"To the Daughters of the Republic of Texas," Mrs. Anson Jones, 1907, 1 item.

 

 

5/246

"To the Daughters of the Republic of Texas," Clara Driscoll Sevier, 1907, 6 items (see DRT Correspondence-Clara Driscoll Sevier, folder 202, for manuscript copy).

 

 

5/247

"Statement by the Executive Committee," 1907, 2 items (printed and typescript copies).

 

 

5/248

"Statement of the Situation," 1908, 1 item.

 

 

5/249

"Control of the Alamo," ca. 1908, 1 item.

 

 

 

Proceedings

 

 

5/250

16th Annual Meeting, 1907, 1 item.

 

 

5/251

18th Annual Meeting, 1909, 1 item.

 

 

 

Proofs

 

 

Oversize Box 3

Alamo visitor register, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Advertising fliers

 

 

5/252

n.d., 5 items.

 

 

 

Financial Documents

 

 

 

Account Records

 

 

5/253

Alamo Wood Co., 1914-1915, 6 items.

 

 

5/254

Capurro, Wm. N., 1906-1909, 9 items.

 

 

5/255

Dahrooge Post Cart Co., 1910-1911, 6 items.

 

 

5/256

Kray, Gus J., 1907, 7 items.

 

 

5/257

Pancoast-Morgan Co., 1914-1915, 6 items.

 

 

5/258

Passing Show Publishing Co., 1911,         6 items.

 

 

5/259

Rabe, S., 1907, 19 items.

 

 

5/260

Sachs, Ed, 1905-1907, 41 items.

 

 

6/261

Tengg, Nic, 1906-1907, 11 items.

 

 

6/262

Tengg, Nic, 1908, 24 items.

 

 

6/263

Tengg, Nic, 1909-1911, 26 items.

 

 

6/264

Tengg, Nic, 1912-1913, 24 items.

 

 

6/265

Tengg, Nic, 1914, 8 items.

 

 

6/266

Miscellaneous, 1907-1914, 22 items.

 

 

 

Inventories

 

 

6/267

Alamo merchandise, 1907-1912, 13 items.

 

 

 

Ledger

 

 

6/268

Alamo sales, 1907, 1 item.

 

 

 

Sales Records

 

 

6/269

Alamo souvenirs, 1908, 1910-1912, 35 items.

 

 

6/270

Alamo souvenirs, 1913, n.d., 29 items.

 

 

 

Statement

 

 

6/271

Alamo Mission Fund Account, 1903-1906.

 

 

 

Checkstubs

 

 

6/272

1907, 2 items.

 

 

 

Receipts

 

                                                           

6/273

DRT dues, 1908, 1910, 1912-1914, n.d., 10 items.

 

 

6/274

Miscellaneous, 1907, 1909, 2 items.

 

 

 

Legal Documents

 

 

 

Affidavit

 

 

6/275

Statement regarding appearance of the Alamo in 1848, 1910, 1 item.

 

 

 

Agreement

 

 

6/276

Production of Alamo post card, sample post card, 1906, 3 items.

 

                       

 

Inventory

 

           

6/277

Property in the Alamo church, 1908, 1 item.

 

 

 

Miscellaneous Material

 

 

 

Notes

 

 

6/278

Missions, Alamo, Battle of the Alamo, n.d., 15 pp.

 

 

6/279

Alamo, Battle of the Alamo, n.d., 10 pp.

 

 

6/280

Alamo, n.d., 2 pp.

 

 

6/281

Relics, n.d., 4 items.

 

 

6/282

Miscellaneous, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

6/283

Receipt for artifact, 1912, 1 item.

 

 

6/284

Envelopes, 10 items.

 

 

 

 

 

Order of Eastern Star

 

 

6/285

Notice of dues, 1909, 1 item.

 

 

 

Notice of dues, 1915, 1 item.

 

 

 

Receipt for dues, 1915, 1 item.

 

 

 

Roster of Adah Chapter No. 49, 1923, 1 item.

 

 

 

Roster and By-Laws of Adah Chapter No. 49, 1945-1946, 1 item.

 

 

 

 

 

Daughters of the American Revolution

 

 

6/286

Announcement of Grand Winter Cruise, ca. 1910, 1 item.

 

 

 

Booklet, "Cruise of the Arabic," ca. 1910,  1 item.

 

 

 

Receipt for dues, 1912, 2 items.

 

 

 

By-Laws of the San Antonio de Bexar Chapter, 1913, 1 item.

 

                                   

 

Pamphlet, "Lone Star Chapter endorses the candidacy of Mrs. Andrew Rose for the office of State Regent, Daughters of the American Revolution," 1913, 1 item.

 

                                   

 

Membership directory and by-laws, San Antonio de Bexar Chapter, 1934-1937, 1 item.

 

 

6/287

Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, November 1916, vol. XLIX no. 5, 1 item.

 

                                   

 

 

 

 

 

MILITARY

 

 

 

Correspondence

 

 

 

Philippines assignment

 

 

7/288

Conway, Matt, 1900, 1 item.

 

 

7/289

Evans, Sgt. ______, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

7/290

Fabila, _______, 1900, 1 item (Spanish).

 

 

7/291

Hartmann, Edw., 1900, 6 items.

 

 

7/292

Hunt, John E., 1900, 3 items.

 

 

7/293

Huston, J.F., 1899-1900, 12 items.

 

 

7/294

Mann, ______, n.d., 2 items.

 

 

7/295

Rubitez, _______,1900, 1 item (Spanish, with English translation).   

 

 

 

General Military, Retirement

 

 

7/296

Baldwin, Frank D., 1906, 1 item.

 

 

7/297

Drum, H.A., 1906 (includes copy of Frank D. Baldwin letter), 2 items.

 

 

7/298

Edwards, C.R., 1913, 1 item.

 

 

7/299

Frederick, D.A., 1913, 6 items (including duplicates).

 

 

7/300

French, F.H., 1914, 1 item.

 

 

7/301

Heystad, ______, 1913, 1 item.

 

 

7/302

Koester, F.J., 1914, 2 items (including duplicate).

 

 

7/303

Larch, P.C., 1915, 1 item.

 

 

7/304

Lee, Jesse M., 1913, 5 items. (including duplicates).

 

 

7/305

Roberts, Benjamin K., 1913, 1915, 1916, 7 items (includes copies of letters from Y.F. Scott).

 

 

7/306

Roberts, Harris L., 1913, 1 item.

 

 

7/307

Steever, E.Z., 1913, 1 item.

 

 

7/308

_______, to H.C. Jennings, 1912, 1 item.

 

 

 

Reports

 

 

7/309

Disciplinary incident, Ft. Bliss, 1912, 1 item.

 

 

 

Harris L. Roberts, fitness for command, n.d., 1                             item.

 

 

 

Legal Documents

 

           

 

Charges and response

 

 

7/310

Conduct of Harris L. Roberts, ca. 1900, 7 pp.

 

 

 

Statement

 

 

7/311

Claim for damages, ca. 1912, 1 item.

 

 

 

Orders

 

 

7/312

1881, 1895, 1900, 1906, 1912, 6 items.

 

 

 

Printed Material

 

 

 

Manuals, handbooks, etc.

 

           

7/313

European Frontiers, 14 pp., 1909,

 

 

7/314

Small Arms Firing Manual, 250 pp., 1913.         

 

 

 

Manual of Physical Training, 335 pp., 1914.                  

 

 

7/315

The Army School of the Line: Course in Tactics part IV, 16 pp., 1913-1914.

 

 

 

The Army School of the Line: Course in Tactics part IV, 14 pp., 1913-1914.

 

 

 

The Army School of the Line: Course in Tactics part I, 69 pp., 1915-1916.

 

 

7/316

The Line of Communications: Remarks made by Captain Hayne at the First Conference, 43 pp., 1914-1915.

 

                                                 

7/317

Basic Field Manual: Military Intelligence, Combat Intelligence, 36 pp., 1940.

 

 

 

Technical Manual: Meteorology, 51 pp., 1942.

 

 

7/318

Basic Field Manual: Soldier's Handbook, 263 pp., 1941.

 

 

 

Basic Field Manual: 37-mm Gun, Antitank M3, 194 pp., 1942.

 

 

7/319

Gas Warfare, by Brig. Gen. Alden H. Waitt, 264 pp., 1943.

 

 

7/320

Study Guide-Chemical Warfare, Chemical Warfare School, 88 pp., 1942.

 

 

7/321

Map and Aerial Photograph Reading: Lesson Sheets, Chemical Warfare School, 114 pp., 1943.

 

 

7/322

The Tactical Use of Smoke, Chemical Warfare School, 58 pp., 1943.

 

 

8/323

Instructions for using Gas Identification Sets, Chemical Warfare School, 7 pp., 1942.

 

 

 

Jungle Warfare: "This Platoon Will...," Chemical Warfare School, 12 pp., 1943.

 

 

 

Weather Forecasting Without Reports: What the Clouds Foretell, by George Aubourne Clarke, Chemical Warfare School, 9 pp., 1940.

 

 

 

Weather, Chemical Warfare School, 14 pp., n.d.

 

 

 

Infantry Weapons, Chemical Warfare School, 23 pp., n.d.

 

 

8/324

Student's Handbook: A Compilation of Mimeographs, Map Problems, Classroom and Field Exercises, Chemical Warfare School (includes notes, diagrams, instructions, etc.), approx. 85 pp., 1943-1945.

 

 

8/325

Student's Handbook: A Compilation of Mimeographs, Map Problems, Classroom and Field Exercises, Chemical Warfare School (includes notes, tests, instructions, etc.), approx. 160 pp., 1943-1945.

 

 

8/326

Organization and Employment of Chemical Weapons Troops, Chemical Warfare School, 163 pp., n.d.

 

 

 

Chemical Warfare Center instructional material

 

 

8/327

1942, 8 items.

 

 

8/328

1943, 1944, n.d., 23 items.

 

 

 

Regulations

 

 

8/329

Military Hygiene and Sanitation, 20 pp., 1942.

 

 

 

Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases of Man, 16 pp., 1942.

 

 

 

Miscellaneous books, booklets and pamphlets

 

 

8/330

Examination Papers for Admission to the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., 91 pp., 1930

 

 

 

Examination Papers for Admission to the United States Military Academy, West Point, N.Y., 70 pp., 1932.

 

                                               

8/331

Table of Organization: Chemical Smoke Generator Company, approx. 22 pp., 1942.

 

           

8/332

Leadership: Address by Maj. C.A. Beach, Giving Farewell Instruction to the Graduating Student Officers of the Second Training Camp a Fort Sheriden, Wyo., in 1917, 9 pp., 1942.

 

 

 

Training Program Subject Schedule: Military Law, 4 pp., 1943.

 

 

8/333

The Story of West Point, by Colonel R. Ernest Dupuy, 282 pp., 1943.

 

 

8/334

Review of Proceedings of General Court Martial in Case of Captain Edmund G. Chamberlain, U.S. Marine Corps, Pending Before the Navy Department, Argument for Captain Chamberlain, 58 pp., n.d.

 

 

8/335

Personnel directory, Ft. Sam Houston, 1940.

 

 

 

Periodical

 

 

Over- size Box 3

Army and Navy Journal, March 25, 1905, vol. XLII no. 30; April 8, 1905, vol XLII no. 32; June 10, 1911, vol. XLVIII no. 41, 3 items.

 

 

 

Certificates

 

 

8/336

Army Co-Operative Fire Association, 1889, 1905, 2 items.

 

 

 

Diagram

 

 

8/337

Sanitation area, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Print

 

 

8/338

Ft. Sam Houston, n.d., 1 item.

 

 

 

Telegraph Forms

 

 

8/339

n.d., 2 items.

 

                                   

 

Maps

 

 

8/340

Luna County, N.M., 1916, 1 item.

 

 

 

Miscellaneous

 

 

 

List

 

 

8/341

Contributors, enlisted men's field day, 1899, 1 item.

 

 

 

Statement

 

 

8/342

"Protest of indignation against the acts of the guardians of the Neutrality Laws," Ciudad Juarez, 1912, 1 item.

 

 

 

Notes

 

           

8/343

Military administration, chemical warfare, first aid, n.d., 35 pp.