Allen Ballard Collection
Collection ID
Record Group MS006AB
Collecting Areas
Description
This collection is housed at the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection in Sullivan Hall, Temple University Main Campus. Please contact Blockson at 215-204-6632 or blockson@temple.edu for access to this collection.
BACKGROUND
Allen Ballard, a Philadelphia native, born in 1930 to Robert and Olive Ballard, is a prominent scholar of African American social and political life, particularly in the area of migration studies. In 1949, along with Stanley L. Jackson, Ballard became one of the first African American students to enroll at Kenyon College in Ohio. While in undergrad he participated in several social and extracurricular activities on campus; however, he was not allowed to join fraternal organizations. As the racial climate on campus caused much stress and anxiety, Ballard remained committed to academic excellence.
Following his undergraduate studies at Kenyon College he enrolled at the University of Bordeaux on a Fulbright Fellowship while he was stationed in the United States Army. Upon his return to the U.S. he entered Harvard University ultimately earning him a Ph.D. in Government.
He has taught at a number of universities including Boston University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, and the City University of New York. While at CUNY Ballard became the Assistant Dean of Liberal Arts heading the program for open enrollment of African American Students. Currently, he is Professor Emeritus at the university.
Ballard’s publications include The education of Black folk: the Afro-American struggle for knowledge in white America (1973), One More Day’s Journey: The Story of a Family and a People (1984), and Breaching Jericho's wall: a twentieth-century African American life (2011). His first novel Where I’m Bound was published in 2000. His other writings and articles have appeared in scholarly and popular publications, including the New York Times magazine.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
This collection consists of a variety of documents including correspondence, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, notes, manuscripts, journal entries, photographs, and audio tape recordings. Most of the material in the collection is photocopied research material collected by Ballard while researching and writing his second book, One More Day’s Journey. This research covers topics such as African American migration history from the South to the North, population and demographic trends, social and economic conditions in urban areas (Philadelphia), and politics. As most of the documents concern the book, including the correspondence written to and from other academics, family and friends, this collection is rich in documenting important issues regarding African American social and political history from the mid-1800s to 20th century.
ORGANIZATION
I. Research & Reading Sources
a. Research/Reading Material
b. Research Notes
II. Correspondence
III. Publications
a. Newspaper Clippings
b. Newsletters
c. Pamphlets
d. Programs
IV. Manuscripts
V. Personal
VI. Recordings
SERIES DESCRIPTION
Series I. Research & Reading Sources. The research material reveals the sources that Ballard consulted or reviewed for the writing of his second book. These sources date from the mid-1800s to the early 1970s. The materials he used vary from scholarly journals to reports produced by city and community-based organizations. This series has two subseries: Research/Reading Material, and Research Notes. The reading and research material are photocopies of sources such as book chapters and articles. The research notes contain his personal reflections on the works that he read, and notes on his research while traveling between the North and South to collect information.
Series II. Correspondence. This series contain original and photocopies of letters from colleagues, family, and friends.
Series III. Publications. Contained here are newspaper clippings from several newspapers including the Philadelphia Tribune, New York Times, The Greenwood Index, and The States all covering African American social and political life in the rural south and the urban north. The publications also include programs, pamphlets, newsletters, one magazine, and other miscellaneous items.
Series IV. Manuscripts. Contained here are primarily the writing and revising of the “One More Day’s Journey.” The many drafts of chapters and other sections of the book are either typed or handwritten (the bulk of the material is handwritten). There are also drafts of other writings and research interests.
Series V. Personal Items/ Miscellaneous. This series contains personal items of Dr. Ballard.
Series VI. Recordings. This series include several audio recordings of persons Ballard encountered in the field during his research.
BOX LIST
SERIES I RESEARCH: Research and Reading Material
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
1
1 Taxpayer Lists: Charleston, SC 1860
2 J. Miller M’Kim address 1862
& Correspondence: Stephen Colwell, Esq.
3 Associate Justice Hoge pp. 618-625 1865
4 Colored People’s Convention (Charleston, SC) 1865
& South Carolina Leader Office
5 Marriage Certificate: 1867
William H. Smith and Ursuline Parker
6 Testimonies (South Carolina) 1869
7 Allen School Monthly Report (Greenville, SC) 1870
8 “The Phoenix Election Riot” 1870
by Tom Henderson Wells (Phylon)
9 Petition: Union League of Abbeyville 1870
10 “An Ex Southerner in South Carolina” 1870
by Nathaniel Shaler
11 “An Ex Southerner in South Carolina” 1870
By Nathaniel Shaler
12 Minutes: 7th Annual Session- SC Conference 1871
A.M.E. Church / J. W. Penny Book & Job Printer
13 Testimony: Condition of Affairs in Southern 1871
States, pp. 1-9
14 Testimony: Condition of Affairs in Southern 1871
States, pp. 289-297, 410-413, & 584-587
15 “A Southern View of the Southern Problem” 1871
The Nation, Vol 13, pp. 4-5
16 Condition of Affairs in the Southern States 1871
pp. xvi-xvii, 1178-1179, 1256-1261
17 Condition of Affairs in the Southern States 1871
pp. 1580-1583, 1588-1591
18 Minutes: 10th Annual Session – SC Conference 1874
A. M. E. Church, Republican Printing Co.
19 “The Phoenix Riot” 1874
by Bruce Lee Kleinschmidt, pp. 27-31.
20 Sketch of the Life and Character of 1875
Rev. Simon Miller
21 Receipt from the University of South Carolina 1875
22 “Up The Ashley and Cooper” 1875
by Constance F. Woolson, Harper’s New Monthly
23 South Carolina in 1876 – Abbeville Country 1876
24 University of South Carolina Catalogue 1876
25 Error vs. Commonwealth of PA 1876
26 Minutes: 12th Annual Session – SC Conference 1876
A. M. E. Church, Walker, Evans & Cogswell Printers
27 Reports: Siperintendent Lipscomb, 1879
Surgeon Trezevant, & Lieutenant Canill
28 Report: Drs. Mckie and Pope 1879
29 Report: Dr. B. W. Taylor 1879
30 Report: Superintendent (Columbia, SC) 1879
31 Claflin University Catalogue 1890-1891
College of Agriculture and Mechanics Institute
32 Negro Emigration Speech of Wade Hampton 1890
33 Afro-American Encyclopedia 1896
Compiled and arranged by James T. Haley
34 The Negro of Farmville, Virginia: 1898
A Social Study” by W.E. Burghardt Du Bois
35 Abraham Lincoln. Citizen-Patriot-President 1903
Martyr” by E.A.H. Bevland
36 The Early Negro Convention Movement 1904
by John W. Cromwell
37 Members: American Negro Historical Society 1904
38 “Assisted Emigration from the South: 1905
The Women” by Frances A. Kellor
39 “Distinctive Features of the Octavia Hill 1906
Association of Philadelphia”
40 The Philadelphia Colored Directory 1908
compiled by R.R. Wright, Jr. assisted by Ernest Smith
41 Reminiscences of School Life, and Hints on 1913
Teaching by Fanny Jackson-Coppin
42 “Summer Sunday” by Eric F. Goldman 1914
43 “4th Annual Philadelphia Housing Comm” 1914-1917
& “Seventh Annual Report of the Philadelphia Housing Association”
44 “The Evolution of the Penal System of 1916
South Carolina from 1866 – 1916”
45 “Eighth Annual Report of the 1918-1920
Armstrong Association of Philadelphia 1916;” “Tenth Annual Report of the Armstrong Association of Philadelphia 1918;” “Twelfth Annual Report of the Armstrong Association of Philadelphia 1920”
46 “Supplementary Study of the Housing of 1916
the City Negro” by Anneta Gibson McCall
47 “Philadelphia Housing Association 1917 1917
Negro Migration Study”
48 Correspondence: Mr. Gilman 1917
To Mr. Marquette
49 “Negro Migration Committee Housing 1917
Sub-Committee Housing Sub-Committee”
50 “Philadelphia Housing Association News 1917
Service, Released for Afternoon Papers”
51 “The Octavia Hill Association” 1917
52 “Chicago League on Urban Conditions Among 1917
Negroes 3719 South State Street Suggestion for Black visitors,” n.d.
53 “Philadelphia Housing Associateion 1917
Negro Migration Study”
54 “Round Table Conference” by John T. Emlen 1919
55 Arrest reports, 19th District Police 1917-1919
56 Results of Dr. Kober’s Visit 1919
57 “Investigation of the Negro Problem” 1919
58 Conference on Reconstruction Call 1919
59 “Work of the Philadelphia Housing 1919
Association” by John Ihlder
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
2
1 Negro Population in PA 1920
2 Round Table Conference for Work among 1920
Colored People
3 Negro Committee of P.H.A 1920
4 Representatives of the Colored People Cmte 1920
5 From Dorothy Warrick, October 5, 1975 1921
The Boule Journal
6 “The Negro at Work During the World War 1921
and During Reconstruction,” George E. Haynes Ph.D
7 Philadelphia Housing Association 1921
Report on block conditions
8 “The Standard of Living Among One Hundred 1921
Negro Migrant Families in Philadelphia” by Sadie Tanner Mossell
9 “Housing in Philadelphia” 1923
by Bernard J. Newman
10 Migrant children in public schools 1923
11 Migration Committee Statistical Report 1923
12 Articles on Negro Migration 1923
13 Know your city, Housing Negro Migrants, PHA 1923
14 The Committee on Negro Migration 1923
15 “Semi-Monthly Report to Royal Meeker 1923
Department of Labor and Industry Commonwealth of PA
16 Negro Housing in the City of Philadelphia 1923
17 “The Battle to End Discrimination Against 1973
Negroes on Philadelphia Streetcars: (Part I) Background and Beginning of the Battle” by Philip S. Foner
18 Negro Migrant Study 1924
19 “Slave Conversion in South Carolina 1924
1830 – 1860,” by Susan Markey Fickling
20 “The Story of the Whittier Center” 1924
21 The Whittier Center Incorporated, 1893 – 1920 1924
22 Housing of Negro Immigrants in Pennsylvania 1924
23 Minutes: Conference on Negro Population 1924
24 “The Negro Migrant in Philadelphia” 1924
by William D. Fuller
25 Minutes: Cmte of Management Southwest Branch 1924
26 Department of Welfare, Housing Survey 1924
27 Health Survey of Negro Babies 1925
28 “Negro Education in South Carolina” 1925
by Valerie Maynard Schaible
29 P.H.A. Population Study 1925
Compiled by H.A. Moul, Bernard J. Newman
30 Cmte minutes, meetings, & reports 1922-1932
31 “Negro Housing in Philadelphia” 1927
by T.J. Woofter, Jr.and Madge Headley Priest
32 Harriet E. Norris Reports 1929-1930
33 “Heaven’s Christmas Tree: A Christmas 1929
Sermon” by Rev. C. A. Tindley, D.D.
34 “The Susan Parrish Whatron Memorial” 1930
35 Mary Felts Dixon’s Resume 1931
36 Minutes and Nomination Committee 1932-1933
37 “In Memory of Hannah Fox. . .” 1933
38 Reports of Negro Education/children 1928-1933
39 Lists of Faculty Members: 1933
Alexander Wilson Public School, Michael Arnold Public School, General John F. Reynolds Public School, Eugene Field Public School, and Martha Washington Public School
40 Record of Committee of 100 1933
41 Minutes of Transition Committee (I. L. Troy) 1934
42 Institute of Race Relations, Swarthmore College 1934
43 “Anti-Slavery Movements by Mabel Burr Cornish 1935
44 Employment & Populations Reports 1924-1955
45 National Youth Administration for PA 1939
46 Reports: Art, Education, and Employment 1938-1939
47 “Negro Population Philadelphia” 1900 –1940
48 “After the Storm,” “They Dawn Appears” 1942-1976
and “Don’t Walk on My Dreams by Annie Greene Nelson
49 “The Preservation of University Documents: 1942
with Special Reference to Negro Colleges and Universities”
by Dorothy B. Porter
50 P.H.A. Negro Populations in Philadelphia 1943
51 Reports: Conditions of Negro Populations 1925-1936
in Philadelphia
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
3
1 Wade Hampton and the Negro: The Road 1950
Not Taken by Hampton M. Jarrell
2 “A Note of Appreciation” by Edgar Dale 1953
3 “Gombo Comes to Phila." by Edward L.Tinker 1957
4 “Odyssey of a Santo Dominigan Creole" 1957
by Edward Larocque Tinker
5 Lynching in South Carolina, 1900 – 1914 1961
by Jack Simpson Mullins
6 “Pennsylvania and the Rights of the Negro, 1961
1865 – 1887,” by Turner, and Ira V. Brown
7 “Quaker Merchants and the Slave Trade in 1962
Colonial Pennsylvania.” by Darold D. Wax
8 “Negro Imports into Pennsylvania 1720 – 1766, 1965
by Darold D. Wax
9 “Repercussions of Reconstruction: The Northern 1968
Negro, 1870 – 1883” by Leslie H. Fishel, Jr.
10 “Violence in Philadelphia . . .” by E. M. Geffen 1969
11 “The Geographic Origins of Negro Slaves in 1971
Colonial South Carolina,” by W. Robert Higgins
12 “Report of Committee on Research” 1971
13 “‘Hunting the Nigs’ in Philadelphia: The Race 1972
Riot of August 1834” by John Runcie
14 “Slaves and Slaveowners in Colonial 1973
Philadelphia by Gary B. Nash, William and Mary
15 “Philadelphia Negro Educator: 1973
Jacob C. White, Jr., 1837 - 1902” by Harry C. Silcox
16 “The Battle to End Discrimination Against 1973
Negroes on Philadelphia Streetcars: (Part II) The Victory” by Philip S. Foner
17 “Delay and Neglect: Negro Public Education in 1973
Antebellum Philadelphia, 1800 – 1860.” By H. C. Silcox
18 “Ethnicity and Religion in Philadelphia Politics, 1973
1924 – 40” by John L. Shover
19 “Mulattoes and Blacks: Intra-Group Color 1974
Differences and Social Stratification in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia”, Theodore Hershberg
20 The Afro-American Historical Society: The 1974
Nucleus of Black Bibliophiles, (1879-1923) by J. Spady
21 “Philadelphia Social History Project” 1974
Theodore Hershberg Essays
22 “A quarter of a Century” by D. E. Warrick 1975
23 “‘Taking Care of Business’ In Revolutionary 1975
South Carolina: Republicanism and the Slave Society”
by Peter H. Wood
24 “Autobiography of Charles E. Stewart” 1976
25 “Celebrating the Life of Ruthena G. Matson” 1976
by Mrs. Beatrice Unthank
26 “New Perspective on Black Family Heritage” 1976
by J. Herman Blake
27 “Interregional migration, Education, and 1976
Poverty in the Urban Ghetto: Another Look at Black-White Earnings Differentials” by Arvil V. Adams and Gilbert Nestel
28 “The Development of a Black Community: 1976
Frankford, Philadelphia, 1765 – 1880” by: Henry Williams
29 Harriet Tubman Poem by Samuel Allen 1977
30 “‘Long as I have, You have too:’ The strategies 1977
of survival and adaptation of southern-born black migrants to Harrisburg, 1920-1950” by Carl D. Oblinger
31 “Patterns of black Excellence” by Thomas Sowell 1977
32 “House Servant and Field Hands: Fragmentation 1978
in the Antebellum Slave Community” by C.W. Harper
33 “Masters and Mudsills: The Role of Race in the 1978
Planter Ideology of South Carolina” by G. M. Fredrickson
34 “Clandestine Black Labor Societies and White 1978
Fear: Hiram F. Hoover and the ‘Cooperative Workers of America’ in the South” by Thomas W. Kremm and Diane Neal
35 “Challenges to Subordination: Organized 1978
Black Agricultural Protests in South Carolina, 1886 – 1895” by Thomas W. Kremm and Diane Neal
36 “‘I Did the Best I Could for My Day’: The 1978
Study of Early Black History during the Second Reconstruction, 1960 to 1976” by Peter H. Wood, William and Mary
37 “Cater G. Woodson and the Institutionalization 1979
of Black History” by Darlene Clark Hine
38 “Black Space: George R. Carruthers, Elmer S. 1980
Imes and the background of scholarship on Blacks in Space Science” by James G. Spady
39 “The Lost Pharaohs of Nubia” by Bruce Williams 1980
40 “A Profile of Black Episcopal Clergymen in 1980
Antebellum America” by Randall K. Burkett
41 Correspondence: John Hope Franklin 1981
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
4
1 “Facts and Figures about South n.d.
Philadelphia Territory” Submitted by Blumenfield, Hans
2 “The Vigilant committee of Philadelphia,” 1968
by Borome. Joseph A.
3 “Black Americans in Cleveland from George n.d.
Peake to Carl B. Stokes” by Davis, Russell H
4 "The Labor Unions and the Negro" by J. Durham 1898
Martha Schofield – Pioneer Negro Educator by n.d.
Evans, Matilda A.
5 Legal Document: n.d.
City of Cape May vs. Edna Woodson and others
6 “Negro Housing and Tuberculosis among n.d.
Negroes,” by Ihlder, John
7 Rev. Frank W. D. D. Lancaster n.d.
8 Black Carolinians: A History of Blacks in Carolina n.d.
from 1895 to 1968 by Newby, I.A.
9 J. A. Rogers quote n.d.
10 Minutes: Southwest Branch Y.W.C.A. n.d.
11 Correspondence: Shirley, Wayne D. 1979
12 “The Philadelphia Race riot (July 1918), n.d.
Stepansky Marion, Seminar in American Social History 1877
1877– 1914, Dr. M. Haller
13 “The Inter-Racial Committee of Philadelphia” 1923
by Stirling, Anne Biddle, Chairman, 1923(?)
14 Contents, Introduction by Willis, David W. n.d.
15 “Reverdy C. Ransom: The Making of an A.M.E. n.d.
Bishop” by Wills, David Black Apostles: Afro-American Clergy Confront the Twentieth Century edited by Randall K. Burkett and Richard Newman, G.K. Hall & Co.
16 Philadelphia Map n.d.
17 Articles on Negro Migration (8) 1923
18 Brewer Normal School Architectural layout n.d
19 Richard Bright n.d.
20 “Family of my grandparent S Parker Side” n.d.
21 Greenville/Greenwood, Tour 8 & Tour 19A SC n.d.
22 P.H.A. Housing Survey of 7th Ward n.d.
23 Introduction of Whittier Centre Annual Report n.d.
24 Invitation. From Mr. and Mrs. William H. Smith n.d.
25 Negro in Phila., Economic Dev. Businesses n.d.
26 “The Negro in Philadelphia. . .” n.d.
Cultural Developments, Education
27 The Negro in Philadelphia (4) n.d.
Economic Development, Recreation, and Social Development
28 The Negro in Philadelphia (12) n.d.
Professional Development, Cultural Development, Economic Development, and Teaching Profession
29 The Negro in Philadelphia (17) n.d.
Civic, Social, and Educational Organizations
30 The Negro in Philadelphia (24) n.d.
Politics, Education, and Political Organizations
31 The Negro in Philadelphia (24) n.d.
Religion and Education
32 P.H.A. RE: Special Instructive Inspection 1920
33 Regarding the early life for Blacks in New York n.d.
34 “Report of General P.H. Bradley” n.d.
35 “Report of the meeting on Negro Migration” n.d.
36 “Richard Samuel Roberts, Photographer” n.d.
37 Roster n.d.
38 Tables: Negro Occupations & Jobs n.d.
39 “The Philadelphia Society for Negro Records n.d.
and Research”
40 Travelers AID Society n.d.
41 Racism in Philadelphia Communities n.d.
42 The Whittier Centre n.d.
43 The Who’s Who in Philadelphia” n.d.
SERIES I RESEARCH: Notes
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
5
1 The Reconstruction of Abbeville County n.d.
2 On the Eve of the Migration n.d.
3 Going to the City n.d.
4 Additional Handwritten notes for Part I n.d.
5 Handwritten Chapter 1, Part III n.d.
6 Handwritten Chapter 2 n.d.
7 Handwritten Chapter 2, Part III n.d.
8 Handwritten “Chapter II: Part III” n.d.
9 “Chapter II: Part IV” n.d.
10 “Chapter II: Part V” n.d.
11 “Chapter II: Part VI” n.d.
12 “Chapter II: Part VII” n.d.
13 Handwritten Chapter 3 n.d.
14 Handwritten notes, pages 23-25 n.d.
15 Handwritten notes, pages 26-51 n.d.
16 Handwritten notes, pages 62-68 n.d.
17 The Leaders and the Community n.d.
18 The Church n.d.
19 Footnotes n.d.
20 Citations, notes and sources n.d
21 Handwritten assorted notes n.d.
22 Various Handwritten notes n.d.
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
6
1 One More Day’s Journey, 1883 n.d.
2 Note cards 18-79 n.d.
3 Note cards 80-150 n.d.
4 Note cards 152-234v n.d.
5 Philadelphia Public Ledger, Note cards 90-176 n.d.
6 Note cards, sources n.d.
7 Note cards n.d.
8 Southwest Belmont YWCA & H.A.D.V n.d.
9 Housing Assoc. of Delaware Valley Office Files n.d.
10 Various Handwritten notes n.d.
11 Addresses, Minutes of a Committee n.d.
12 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal church n.d.
13 Loose Note cards (various subjects) n.d.
14 Important notes for Part III n.d.
15 quotes on Dr. William Warrick letter head n.d.
16 Mrs. Cooper and Elizabeth Stevens n.d.
17 Leadership in the Phila. Black community n.d.
18 Handwritten notes, topic lynching n.d.
19 The Phoenix Riot, pages 1-6 plus obligations n.d.
20 Frederick B. Tolles/Quakers in Philadelphia n.d.
21 Philadelphia 17th & 18Th Centuries n.d.
22 “M.M., Bright, Dubois, etc…” n.d.
23 Proposal: book on the Black middle class n.d.
24 Rev. Stephen (3 pgs) n.d.
25 Notes, Citations, and Sources n.d.
SERIES II CORRESPONDENCES
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
7
1 From Allen to Unknown n.d.
2 From Juanita P. Alexander to Allen B. Ballard 1984
3 From Baclard(?) to Dr. Ballard 1979
4 From Lenox D. Baker, M..D. to Dr. Ballard 1984
5 From Allen Ballard to various recipients (24) 1976-1991
6 From Allen Ballard to various recipients (9) 1974-1979
7 From Allen Ballard to various recipients (2) 1976-1977
8 From Emily Ballard to Dr. Ballard 1982
9 From Mr. Hester Ballard to Allen Ballard (2) 1976-1978
10 From Oliver Ballard to Hester Ballard 1982
11 From Dr. William J. Bennett to Dr. Ballard 1981
12 From Andrew Billingsley to Allen Ballard 1977
From Allen Ballard to Andrew Billingsley
13 From Joseph Boromé to Allen Ballard 1978
14 From Mrs. Ruby C. Boyd to Dr. Ballard 1982
15 From the Brady Family to Dr. Ballard (2) 1979-1980
16 From Mom Brady to Allen Ballard 1977, n.d.
17 From Carlos A. Brossard to Rev. Robert Reid 1979
18 From Randall K. Burkett to Dr. Ballard 1981
19 From H. Childs to Allen Ballard (7) 1978-1982
20 From the City College to Professor Ballard 1977
21 From CUNY to June Wiggins 1975
22 From Charles I. Cohento Dr. Ballard 1976
23 From W. S. Cook to Dr. Ballard 1982
24 From Mrs. H. Cooper to Prof Allen B. Ballard 1984
25 From D.E.W.J. to Dr. Allen Ballard 1982
26 From John A Davis to Dr. Allen Ballard 1980
27 From Elsa Dixler to Dr. Ballard (2) 1983
28 From Jason Epstein to Emilie Jacobson 1984
29 From Fauset to Dr. Ballard (14) 1977-1980
30 From George Fischer to Dr. Ballard (3) 1980
31 From Edward B. Fiske to Dr. Allen Ballard 1976
From Dolores Jones to Mr. Edward B. Fiske
32 From the Ford Foundation to Dr. Ballard 1981
33 From Benjamin Gaillard to Dr. Allen Ballard 1977
34 From Garnier Co. 1978
35 From Harvey Goldman to Dr. Ballard 1979
36 From Hackett to Dr. Ballard 1978
37 From Alex Haley to Elsa Dixler 1984
38 From Hope Franklin to Dr. Ballard n.d.
39 From Jeannette Hopkins to Dr. Ballard 1974
40 Invitation Card 1977
41 From Emily Jacobson to Dr. Ballard 1981-1984
42 Mailgram: From Leonard Jefferies to Ballard 1984
43 From Roland G. Johnson to Dr. Allen Ballard 1978
44 From Shelley Kleiman to Dr. Ballard 1981
45 From Frank Litsky to Dr. Allen Ballard 1976
46 From Ella Mae to Allen Ballard 1980
47 From Milo A. Manly to Mr. Allen Ballard 1977
48 From Meryl to Allen Ballard 1977
49 From E. Wally Miles to B.A.P.S. 1977
50 From Robert C. Morris to Dr. Ballard 1977
51 From Dr. Samuel M. Nabrit to Colleague 1977
From Allen Ballard to Dr. Samuel M. Nabrit
52 From Nell to Allen Ballard 1979
53 From Robert N.C. Nix to Dr. Ballard 1975-1976
54 From Sally J. Oleon to Dr. Ballard 1974
55 From Akos Ostor 1981
56 From Nell I. Painter to Dr. Allen Ballard 1980-1984
57 From Liz Perle to Emily Jacobson 1981
58 From Wayne J. Pond to Dr. Ballard 1982, n.d.
59 From Dorothy B. Porter to Dr. Wade Wilson 1976
60 From Ernest Quimby to Allan Ballard 1977
From Allen Ballard to Mr. Ernest Quimby
61 From Thomas H. Quinn to Dr. Ballard 1986
62 From Phila. PA to Dr. Allen Ballard 1977
63 From James N. Reaves to Dr. Ballard 1979-1982
64 From Margaret Riemerto Dr. Ballard 1975
65 From Lila S. Rosenblum to Allen B. Ballard 1975
66 From Barbara Rossmoore to Dr. Ballard 1982
67 From Carolyn H. Simon to Dr. Ballard 1979-1982
68 From Carol J. Smith to Dr. Allen Ballard 1976
69 From William A. Smith to Friend 1977
70 From James Spady 1980
71 Pearl Spears-Gray to Dr. Allen B. Ballard 1977
72 From B. Taylor to Dr. Ballard 1982
73 From Iris Tillman Hill to Dr. Ballard 1980
74 From unknown to Dr. Ballard (Photo) n.d.
75 Card: From Dorothy Warrick to Allen Ballard 1976
76 From Marlie Wasserman to Dr. Ballard 1982
77 Postcard: From Marie D. Watson to Dr. Ballard 1981
78 From C. Wellsto Dr. Allen Ballard 1976
79 Postcard: From Carol Wells n.d.
80 Card: From C.A. Williams Jr 1975-1981
From C.A. Williams Jr. to Dr. & Mrs. Ballard
81 From Stephen J. Wright to Allen Ballard 1979
82 Re: Moton Center removal n.d.
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
8
1 From Baekenstose, J.D. 1873
2 From Beresford Gale Corp. to B. Newman 1923
3 From Bowles, Eva D. various recipients 1931
4 From Conyers, Ruth to unknown n.d.
5 From Coolbaugh (?),K. M. to Mr. B. J. Newman 1923
6 From Crown, Wm. H.to various recipients 1936-1937
7 From Davis, Mamie E. to Mr. Jay Kyle 1939
8 From Dixon, Mary Felts to Miss Nelson 1931
9 From Dunton, L.M. to Rev. Strieby 1875
10 From Emlen, John T. to Mr. Ihlder 1917-1919
11 From Executive Secretary to Mr. Charles Seger 1915
12 From: Fauset, Arthur Huff to Friend (3) n.d.
13 From Fraser, Albert to Mr. Bernard J. Newman 1923
14 From Goodman, J.D. to Mr. Bernard J. Newman 1935
15 From Green, David to John Ihlder 1917
16 From Hall, Charles B. to Bernard J. Newman 1929
17 From Hatfield, Charles J. to Mr. John Ihlder 1917
& to Charles J. Hatfield
18 From Hill, T. Arnold to Mr. John J. Ihlder 1917
19 From (?) to Whittier Center 1918
20 From Imes, William Lloyd to Mr. John Ihlder 1920
21 From J.I. to various recipients (20) 1917-1920
22 From Johnstone, Albert S. to Mr. Ihlder 1917
23 From Kohl, Wm. to Housing and Sanitation Div 1924
24 From Lancaster, F. W. to Rev_______ n.d.
25 From Dr. Landis(?)to Mr. Ihlder 1918
26 From Lee Jr., B. F. to various recipients (2) 1911
27 From Levitan, Harry to The Secretary 1937
28 From [?] to Mr. Emlen 1919-1929
From Managing Director to various recipients (7)
29 From Manly, A. L. to. Mr. John Ihlder 1920-1923
30 From March, Selma to Mr. John Ihlder 1917
31 From Martin, Isadore to Mr. John Ihlder 1920
32 Phone message from Mr. Martin 1917
33 From McCrudden, James F. to Mr. J. H. Ihlder 1917
34 From Migration Committee to Norman Taylor 1923
35 From Murphy, Carl to P.H.A. 1923
From Managing Director to Mr. Carl Murphy
36 From Murphy, J. Prentice to Mr. Ihlder 1920
37 From Tustin, Ernest L. to Mr. Ihlder 1920
From J. Ihlder to Hon. Ernest L. Tustis
38 From Unknown to Mr. Bernard J. Newman 1924
39 From Wahl, William J. to Mr. J. F. McCrudden 1917
40 From Washington, Booker T. to Mr. Ihlder 1920
41 From Winton, Mr. Henry to Mr. B.J. Newman 1923
42 From Wright Jr., R.R. to various recipients 1918-1923
43 From Dorothy B. Porter to Dr. Wade Wilson 1976
44 From Chairman of Central Committee n.d.
SERIES III PUBLICATIONS: Newspaper Clippings
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
9
1 Newspaper Clippings n.d., 1977-1981
“Anderson Mass Set”
“Betraying Black Leaders”
“Gently with Gansters,” “Laqbor’s Kiss of Death,” and “The Virginia Summit”
“Composer Frank Johnson mastered fiddle, bugle and French Horn”
“German town fights to hold its own”
“Memorial services held for Dr. George H. Outen”
“Photograph of guests attending the Philadelphia Continentals annual fund raising dance at the Sheraton Hotel”
“White Supremacists Voice Support of Farrakhan”
“Current Social Boom Peaks as ye olde Philadelphia Club Hosts Annual Spring Forman”
“Jack and Jill Begins 41st Anniversary observance”
Church Directory
“President Jimmy Carter . . . talks during recent conference at White House to discuss President’s youth employment program”
“Rev. Claude A. Edmonds recommended for bishop”
“Chavis urges Blacks to declare political freedom”
“Leon Lynch: One of America’s most influential union leaders”
“Actor rejected because of her looks”
“New city answer to Black rage”
“Blacks must gain control of institutions”
“Basketball Hall of Famer Tarzan Cooper found dead”
“Reagan’s Black cabinet choice called tokenism”
“No Generation gap between Ethel and Charles Graham and Children of Zion”
“Black Children: an endangered species”
“Bill Cosby learned his comic routine in North Philadelphia”
“Fisk Jubilee Singers”
“Marian Anderson: Outstanding contralto,” “Bojangles: King of tap dancers, etc.
“Sissieretta denied right to perform with the met”
2 “The New England Baptist Convention” n.d.
The Christian Review
3 “Brotherhood: La Mott Tradition” by J. Hilferty n.d.
4 “Brotherhood Is a Way of Life in La Mott” n.d.
5 The Greenwood Index. 1898
6 “Riot in a Hotbed of Republicanism . . .” 1898
7 “The Trouble at Phoenix . . .” 1898
The Greenwood Index
8 “Several More Were Slain . . .” 1898
The State: Columbia SC
9 “Slew Fight in South Carolina . . .” 1898
The State: Columbia SC.
10 “Commotion Has Ceased . . .” 1898
The State: Columbia SC.
11 “The Closing Chapters . . .” 1898
The Greenwood Index.
12 The Greenwood Index. (Phoenix Riots) 1898
13 “True Bill against Nine Men . . .” 1898
The Greenwood Index
14 “Election Declared Illegal . . .” 1898
The Greenwood Index
15 “Negro Exodus . . .” 1898
The Greenwood Index
16 “Peace and Order Shall Prevail . . .” 1899
The Greenwood Index
17 “Negroes Leave to Florida” 1899
The Greenwood Index
18 “A Homesick Negros in the Mississippi . . .” 1899
The Greenwood Index
19 “All Want to Get Back . . .” 1899
The Greenwood Index
20 The Greenwood Index. RE: Joe Tolbert 1899
21 The Greenwood Index. RE: Phoenix Riots 1899
22 “R.R. Tolbert, He is in Washington . . .” 1899
The Greenwood Index
23 The Greenwood Index 1899
24 RE: Tolberts 1899
25 Letters to the Editor 1899
26 “Poll Tax Payers” 1899
The Greenwood Index
27 The Greenwood Index. List of Names 1899
28 “The McCormick ‘Conspiracy’ Case . . .” 1899
The Greenwood Index
29 “The Great Philadelphia Giants” 1929
Courier
30 Epilogue Sources n.d., 1979-1980
“Rosen Residents are Angry About Snafu”
“Scrapbook Party held during black history observance at museum”
“Successful minority women attorneys work hard and have thick skin”
“W. G. Smith, U.S. writer dies in Paris”
“Negro death of pastor (Dr. Tindley)”
“Current Social boom peaks as ye olde Philadelphia Club hosts annual spring forman”
“Going down home looks like up to him: A black Philadelphia dentist moves back to South Carolina and finds it changed”
“Cecil B. Moore placed on ‘very critial’ list”
“The lion is dead, long live his memory Cecil B. Moore”
Blacks and the White House”
“Charles Dorsey, Zoar Church Usher Pioneers”
“More than 500 attend Georgia Pine Society’s 10th annual Reunion”
“Marian R. Minton Retired Teacher”
“Baptist Ushers Brotherhood, auxiliary”
“Captain cited for 40 years of police work”
“Solidarity conference seeks solutions to Black problems”
“Guardians claim black plicemen are being eliminated from force”
“Parents see signs of racial trouble in city’s southwest”
“Photograph: 31st pastoral anniversary of Dr. Mary Richardson, past of Open Door Mission Church)”
“Mayor, council city century-old Berean Presbyterian, honor founder Anderson”
“James Franks Family member and friends attending the annual reunion worship service and dinner at New Bethlehem Baptist Church”
“Cops suspended in youth’s slaying”
“Gang killer sought in stabbing spree”
“Steward heads Black Studies at Penn State”
“Project Residents encouraged by city’s crackdown on pushers”
31 Epilogue Sources 1980-1982
“Rev. Sullivan, an outstanding church leader”
“B.C. Harris third black woman ordained in Episcopal Church”
“Triumph builds on pastor’s evangelism”
“Companies pay $425,000 in discrimination cases”
“Jones Tabernacle chalks up 50 years of service”
“Oldtimers baseball players hass annual dance and drawing”
“Slain cop’s dad feels no animosity toward killer”
“Zoar’s Rev. and Mrs. Joshua E. Licorish honored at 186th anniversary banquet”
“Law supports black rights to a new city”
“Life through the eyes of 2 centenarians”
“In city, blacks gained key positions”
“Report gives view of impact of poverty and discrimination upon Black children”
“1980 Black College All-Stars called ‘best in recent memory”
Photograph: Rev. Joseph D. Patterson
“Mt. Tabor fetes pastor”
“Life Among the descendants of Aaron Burr”
32 The Philadelphia Tribune 1936
33 Photocopied newspaper clippings n.d., 1923-1928
34 The Philadelphia Inquirer clippings 1935
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
10
1 “Black inventions need recognition” 1975
The Philadelphia Inquirer Op-Ed Page (by R. C. Maynard)
2 “A Loving Father for Thousands of Kids . . .” 1976
Philadelphia Daily News” (by Chuck Stone)
3 “Lancaster Leaps to Long Island” 1976
Germantown Courier (by C. R. McCoy)
4 Poem by June Jordan 1977
5 “Compensatory Education…” 1976
The New York Times
6 “Awards Gala’ at Middle East Pays Tribute . . .” 1976
Philadelphia Tribun
7 “Edwina Mitchell, 90, Dies . . .” 1979
The Philadelphia Tribune
8 “Land Developers find the elderly easy prey . . .” 1980
The Philadelphia Tribune
9 “Walcott, Hearns Call [Joe] Louis an Inspiration” 1981
The Philadelphia Tribune (by Michael Kats)
10 Various clippings explaining death rates 1982
11 March 1983 Newspaper Clippings 1983
“Thomas Sowell vs. Special Treatment for Blacks”
“Team player: Anne McGrill Gorsuch Burford”
“Pretension in the President Pulpit”
“Make Taxes Equitable”
12 April 1983 Newspaper Clippings 1983
“Despair among jobless is on rise, studies find”
“Holy Week 1983”
“DNA’s code: 30 years of revolution”
“Epton threw the dirt”
“Job plight of youth blacks tied to despair, skills lack”
“Black teen-agers found eager to work”
13 Assorted Photocopied Clippings 1911-1977, n.d.
“City U. Linguists seeks to legitimize Carolina Delta’s Gullah Language”
“3rd annual carnibal and minstrel festival of the Colored Vaudeville Benevolent Association”
14 “Century-Old Trinity AME Takes Pride . . .” 1979
The Philadelphia Tribune
15 “In Celebration of Black Music . . .” 1980
The Philadelphia Tribune
16 “What Huck Finn Says to a Black Child” 1982
New York Times
17 May 1983 Newspaper Clippings 1983
“Ole Miss heeds a call by blacks to furl rebel flag”
“Teaching teen parents to be adults”
“Brother sin blood: Prison gangs formed by racial groups pose big problem in west”
“Illinois says waste with cyanide was illegally stored near homes”
“A government that would sell the sky”
“Leade poisoning – silent epidemic among children”
“Stope penalizing the poor”
“NBC plans study of why Today has declined in ratings”
“Wrong missle, wrong chip”
“Review and outlook: civil rights basics”
“Dirty little secret”
18 June 1983 Newspaper Clippings 1983
“Black troopers seek promotion”
“A Rare Gig for Nina Simone, Diva of Pop”
“Judges hear arguments in key case on remedies for job discrimination”
“Minority malaise: Blackson Regan team fret about his failure to attract black voters”
“B.B. King hometown proves music dissolves all barriers”
“Ethnic differences found to affect nursing homes”
“Excerpts from address on U.S. policy in Africa”
“Fear and frustration beset midwest mired in recession”
“State department report on minority progress: Still distressing”
“Minorities are jailed longer for felonies, Rand Corp. Finds”
18a July 1983 Newspaper Clippings 1983
“Rate of infant deaths declines, but black-white gap continues to grow”
“Tolerance of mixed marriages is increasing”
“Jobs saved, minus jobs lost”
“Race and responsibility”
“The NAACP: Verging on irrelevance”
“Morris Abram, LBJ and Neutrality”
19 “Tales of the Great Migration” 1985
Philadelphia Daily News
20 “The Balch Institute” n.d.
21 The Migration – What it Means . . . 1917
22 The Christian Recorder 1917
SERIES III PUBLICATIONS: Programs
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
11
1 Afro-American Studies Conference 1969
2 “Brick Baptist Church, Frogmore, SC 1977
3 Funeral: Charles A. Ballard, Sr 1978
4 Tindly Temple United Methodist Church 1979
SERIES III PUBLICATIONS: Pamphlets
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
11
5 Housing of the City Negro 1914
6 “List of Free Black Heads of Families . . .” 1973
7 A Guide Book to Historic LaMott 1974
8 Graduate Fellowships for Black Americans 1974
9 Social Science Research Council 1974-1975
10 Allen Temple AME Sunday Service program 1975
11 Faculty Research Award Program Guidelines 1975-1976
12 Richard Allen’s Pulpit Catalogue 1975-1976
13 South Carolina accommodations Directory n.d.
14 South Carolina Beaches n.d.
15 South Carolina Camping n.d.
16 South Carolina Golf & Tennis n.d.
17 “South Carolina Points of Interest” n.d.
18 Weston Chapel A.M.E. Church Program n.d.
19 Journal of Social History 1976
20 Labor History, Vo. 17, No. 2 1976
21 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church 1977
22 New Hope Baptist Church 1977
23 South Carolina events for 1978 1978
24 “Bordentown Historical Society . . .” 1979
25 Griffin-Bowie Family Reunion 1980
26 “1982 Tax Guide for College Teachers . . .” n.d.
27 Center on Budget and Policy Priorities 1984
28 Funeral: Rev. Arthur A. Averheart 1985
29 “It Aint Been Easy for Allen B. Ballard . . .” 1984
30 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church n.d.
31 “Clara Barton School, Borden Town N.J.” n.d.
32 From Dr. John Hope Franklin n.d
33 Kenneth Goodman International Organist n.d.
34 Bordentown Historical Society n.d.
SERIES III PUBLICATIONS: Magazine
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
11
35 A Tribute to Black History 1985
SERIES III PUBLICATIONS: Newsletters
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
11
36 “The Negro History Bulletin” 1937
37 Newsletter: by Randall K. Burkett ed. n.d.
SERIES III PUBLICATIONS: Miscellaneous
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
11
38 Old Camden & Amboy Railroad Company 1976
39 Contemporary Auditorium, Trenton, N.J. 1989
40 Morris Chapel Baptist Church n.d.
41 Index to file n.d.
42 Photographs of Southern ministers n.d.
43 Four syllabi on Afro-American Studies 1969
44 Several pages from the Republic of Transkei 1976
45 Postcard from Bonaparte Park n.d.
SERIES IV MANUSCRIPTS
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
12
1 Draft: Chapters on SC and Philly Migration n.d.
2 “One More Day’s Journey” n.d.
3 Chapter I. Origins of Black Population n.d.
4 Book III – No. III. People moving to Phila. n.d.
5 Continuation of Notebook #1 n.d.
6 Chapter II, Part III. Tossed and Driven n.d.
7 The Church n.d.
8 The Church continued n.d.
9 Part II. Chapter III. Black Leadership in Phila. n.d.
10 Part II. Self-Help in Modern Philadelphia n.d.
11 Part I. Self-Help in Modern Philadelphia n.d.
12 Part III. Making a Living in Philadelphia n.d.
13 Part III. The Culture of Black Philadelphia n.d.
14 Education, pages 1-34 n.d.
15 Part III. Education in the Black Community n.d.
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
13
1 Part III (continued) n.d.
2 Part III. Culture of Black Philadelphia continued n.d.
3 Part III. Politics in Modern Black Philadelphia n.d.
4 The Old Philadelphia Traditions n.d.
5 The War on the Black Community n.d.
6 The Foundation of the Black Phila. Community n.d.
7 Part III. The Modern Philadelphia n.d.
8 End (Please attach to end of section) n.d.
9 Drafts of Epilogue “One More Day’s Journey” n.d.
10 Footnotes for One More Day’s Journey n.d.
11 “Footnotes: Part I, 1 - 251” n.d.
12 Bibliography for One More Day’s Journey n.d.
13 “There are no old Black Phila. Families” n.d.
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
14
1 “One More Day’s Journey” 1984
McGraw-Hill Book Co: New York
2 Draft:“One More Day’s Journey” (partial) n.d.
3 Draft: “ One More Day’s Journey” (partial) n.d.
4 “My Soul Looks Back in Wonder” n.d.
5 My Soul Looks Back in Wonder” n.d.
6 “My Soul Looks Back in Wonder” n.d.
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
15
1 Draft: One More Day’s Journey, 06/23 version n.d.
2 Draft: One More Day’s Journey n.d.
3 Draft: One More Day’s Journey – Part III n.d.
4 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Chps 18 – 23 n.d.
5 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Chps 24 – 28 n.d.
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
16
1 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Chp 2 n.d.
2 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Footnotes n.d.
3 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Part III n.d.
4 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Part IV n.d.
5 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Epilogue n.d.
6 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Notes n.d.
7 Draft: One More Day’s Journey/ Part III/Notes n.d.
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
17
1 “Chapter Two” n.d.
2 “Chapter Two” n.d.
3 Chapter 18-Chapter 28 n.d.
4 Chapter 18 rough draft, ages 388-410 n.d.
5 Chapter 19 (Tossed and Driven) pages 411-442 n.d.
6 Chapter 20 pages 443-477 n.d.
7 Chapter 22 pages 478-507 n.d.
8 Chapter 23 pages 508-525 n.d.
9 Chapter 24 pages 526-538 n.d.
10 Chapter 25 pages 540-565 n.d.
11 Chapter 26 pages 566-600 n.d.
12 Chapter 27 pages 601-618 n.d.
13 Chapter 28 pages 619-636 n.d.
14 Footnotes # 11-293, pages 62-83 n.d.
15 “One More Day’s Journey” printed draft n.d.
16 Photo captions for One More Day’s Journey 1984
17 “Since They Got Those Separate Churches” n.d.
Afro-Americans and Racism in Jacksonian Philadelphia
18 Obituary: Rev. William H. Clark (1862-1918) n.d.
19 Preface to unknown text n.d.
20 Drafts: Compensatory Education: Two Views n.d.
21 Andress: the education of Black Youth n.d
22 Drafts: the Moton Center n.d.
23 “Introduction to America” n.d.
(A View From the Black Side)
24 Untitled document: Blacks and Indians in Phila. n.d.
25 Front & Back Matter n.d.
BOX FOLDER FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
18
1 Handwritten Draft of Introduction n.d.
My Soul Looks Back & Wonders
2 Draft: interview with June Wiggins 1975
3 Draft: Dr. Ballard’s study proposal 1974
4 Handwritten notes from, Warrick tape n.d.
5 Transcript from interview with Dr. Howard n.d.
6 Transcript from interview with Dr. H. Townes n.d.
7 Transcript from interview with Wade Wilson n.d.
8 Transcript from interview with Hulzey Childs n.d.
9 “Black Education, Then & Now” by A. Ballard n.d.
10 “They Don’t Care Anymore” by A.B. Ballard 1976
11 Handwritten citations and footnotes n.d.
12 Transcript from interview with Jip Hackett n.d.
13 Interview w/Mr. Jack Saunders 1975
SERIES V Personal Items
BOX FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
19
1 Journal entries 1980
2 Allen Ballard Family Tree n.d.
3 Handwritten comments n.d.
4 Dr. Ballard’s biographical sketch n.d.
5 List of numbers and business cards n.d.
6 Personal journal entries n.d.
7 Allen Ballard schedule book 1975
8 Allen Ballard schedule book 1979
9 List of telephone numbers n.d.
10 Handwritten notes n.d.
11 Photocopied handwritten document n.d.
12 Typing service invoice 1975
13 Photograph of Allen Ballard and father n.d.
14 Curriculum Vitae 2002
15 Allen Ballard Family Tree n.d.
16 Blurb by Ralph Ellison 1984
17 Memo from Allen Ballard 1969
18 Expense Report 1977
19 Citicorp Mortgage - Payoff Statement n.d.
SERIES VI RECORDINGS
BOX FOLDER CONTENTS YEAR
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Charles Andrew Ballard March 13, 1975
Dorothy Warwick May 13, 1975
Jack Saunders May 18, 1975
Jack Saunders May 19, 1975
Dr. Howard May 18, 1975
Hampton(?) June 19, 1975
Oral Tradition October 17, 1975
Logans – Greenville [2 tapes] November 28, 1975
William Duckrey November 1, 1976
William Duckrey November 15, 1976
William Duckrey November 29, 1976
William Duckrey December 6, 1976
William Duckrey December 14, 1976
William Duckrey December 14, 1976
William Duckrey December 14, 1976
Ralph Jones April 13, 1977
J. Duckett July 20, 1977
J. Duckett June 29, 1977
J. Duckett June 29, 1977
Family Genealogy June 29, 1977
Mr. Hulzey Childs August 18, 1977
Mr. Hulzey Childs July 27, 1977
Duckrey December 7, 1977
Jupiter Hackett December 27, 1977
2 Tapes – Illegible