(Letter from, to Author, 1909)

(Misc. letter, originals in possession of Mrs. S.C. Davis and Mrs. S.L. Clark. Also Miss Mayo's interview with Mrs. Davis)

(Letters from/to the Author, Miss Mayo, also notes of Miss Mayo's interview with Mrs. Adams. Story of Miss Mayo's trip to Petrolia to see Mrs. Adams.)

(Miss Mayo's address book)

(Statement of, to Miss Mayo on the Harper's Ferry Raid.)

(Copies of his letters to his brother and to Hinton.)

(Pamphlet by, "A Voice from Harper's Ferry: A Narrative of Events at Harper's Ferry." Boston, 1861. Photograph of Anderson. Notes by Miss Mayo and letters from the Library of Congress concerning Anderson.)

(Speeches of, together with his testimony before the Harper's Ferry Committee of the Senate in relation to John Brown, etc. Various original letters and copies of others.)

(Report of the John Born-Year, New York, 1861.)

(Material for the John Brown Chronology.)

(Author's correspondence with S.B. Avis. Captain Avis was Deputy Sheriff of Charles town at the time of the Brown Raid.)

(Miscellaneous signatures. Also letter from John Brown to Amos Chamberlain.)

(Two letters from him to the Author in regard to his personal knowledge of John Brown.)

(Miscellaneous correspondence in regard to Colonel Baylor who commanded a regiment of Virginia Militia when John Brown took possession of Harper's Ferry.)

(Reviews of Sanborn, Redpath, Hinton. Reasons for new life of Brown. J.T. Morse on Sanborn; L.W. Bacon on Sanborn; C.E. Norton on Redpath.)

(Newspaper clipping and sketch of. Report of John Brown Assoc. of Torrington, Connecticut. Clipping of news article of destruction of the house by fire.)

(The author's handwritten chapter of; Miss Mayo's notes pertaining to.)

(or John Brown League (See Also: J.B. in Cleveland). Correspondence pertaining to.)

(Biographical notes from the Kansas state Historical Society. Miss Mayo's notes and copies of letters concerning.)

(Copy of letter from him to his brother in law, John S. Clark in regard to execution of J.B. Alos copies of clipping from Richmond papers concerning Booth.)

(Concerning the execution of J.W. Booth.)

(Miss Mayo's biographical notes concerning)

(His pamphlet "Reminiscences of Old John Brown," 1880. Miss Mayo's notes concerning.)

(Newspaper stories of on his 85th birthday; copies of his letters to his sister. Memorandum of his statement to F.G. Adams on April 2, 1884 concerning his Kansas activities, etc.; copies of his letters to his father. Miss Mayo's report of her interview with Jason Brown on December 13 and 14, 1908 [missing pages 3, 4, 6]. Original letter of Jason Brown to the author, dated March 13, 1908.)

(Copies of family letters from various collections.)

(Some original letters of; copies of letters to various correspondents. Miss Mayo's notes concerning.)

(Miss Mayo's extracts from the writings of.)

(original letter from/to his family dated February 4, 1851 copies of various letters to his wife; photograph of)

(Biographical notes concerning; his signature on fragment of a letter.)

(excerpts from his diaries, copies of letters concerning; copies of various letters from; biographical material collected by Miss Mayo.)

(Copies of letters of, biographical material concerning clippings from 1905 newspapers when he was 80; photograph of; newspaper clipping telling of his suicide at 83.)

(Affidavits and interviews.)

(Letter to Mr. Villard from; Miss Mayo's interview with.)

(Some copies of letters from and material concerning.)

(Letter from Kansas State Historical Society concerning.)

(Original manuscript of chapter in Mr. Villard's biography of J.B.)

(Pamphlet "Recollections of an Old Settler")

(Letter from to Mr. Villard, 1909)

(Pamphlet containing correspondence between her and Governor Wise and Mrs. Mason of Virginia, 1860 copies of letters to her from various correspondents.)

(Pamphlets of "An Appeal to the Record"; "John Brown, volumes I and II; also his blue pring maps of the Underground Railroad in Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska; Mr. Villard's correspondence with.)

(Mr. Villard's original manuscript chapter.)

(Pamphlet "Confession of John E. Cook, brother-in-law of Governor A.P. Willard of Indiana, and one of the participants in the Harper's Ferry Invasion." Miss Mayo's interviews concerning, also correspondence.)

(Negro who was with Brown at Harper's Ferry. Copies of letters from; excerpts from newspapers and interviews concerning.)

(Material concerning their connection with Brown, letters, etc.)

(Letters from to Miss Mayo)

(Biographical note.)

(Address on John Brown by him, 1881 newspaper clippings concerning; Miss Mayo's interview with Annie Brown Adams concerning Douglass. Letter from Douglass to Richard J. Hinton, dated August 15, 1892 and an earlier one dated January 17, 1892. Miscellaneous correspondence concerning.)

(Letter concerning.)

(Copies of Kansas Historical Society documents, letters, etc. concerning Brown's finances, meetings attended, etc..)

("Footnotes on Kansas History" pamphlet by; letter to Miss Mayo from.)

(Mr. Villiard's manuscript)

(Mr. Villard's original manuscript of chapter in J. B. biography)

(Letters from to Mr. Villard, 1908-1909)

(Mr. Villard's original manuscript of chapter in J.B. Biography)

(Pamphlet by, "John Brown's Men: The Lives of Those Killed at Harper's Ferry with a Supplementary Bibliography of John Brown." Letters from to Mr. Villard, 1907-1910.)

(David J. Gue's signed story.)

(Letter to Judge Bibb, 1858 (original) )

(Copies of his correspondence with Sumner; Miss Mayo's notes concerning.)

(Letter from Kansas State Historical Society in regard to spelling of his name.)

(Letters concerning her own story of her visit to the Charlestown jail.)

("Scrap Book 1859 concerning newspaper clippings of Brown trial, many of J.B.'s published letters and other Browniana; also correspondence between Mr. Garrison and his nephew, the author, 1907-1910)

(Miss Mayo's notes concerning.)

(Miss Mayo's notes concerning.)

(Manuscript of Miss Mayo's interview with; letter from him to Miss Mayo; various notes by Miss Mayo concerning.)

(Miss Mayo's interview with various members in regard to Pottowatomie.)

(His pamphlet "The Capture of John Brown." Correspondence concerning his connection with the Harper's Ferry Raid.)

(Miss Mayo's notes concerning from the Kansas Historical Society, etc.)

(Correspondence concerning.)

(Associate of J.B., Free Stater; Mr. Villard's correspondence with his grandchildren. Miss Mayo's notes made from the Hanway material at the Kansas Historical Society.)

(Various data concerning.)

(Senate Document Y printed March 2, 1860 being Correspondence relating to the Insurrection at Harper's Ferry, 17th October 1859 published eyewitness accounts; pamphlets concerning; Miss Mayo's interviews with eyewitnesses, etc., etc.)

(Original manuscript of Mr. Villard's chapter in J.B. Biography)

(Captured in raid. Copies of correspondence concerning, copies of executive papers, etc.)

(Article "How Patrick Higgins Met John Brown" by Oswald Garrison Villard which appeared in Harper's Weekly. This is Higgin's own story told to the author. Also photographs of Higgins.)

(Correspondence with Oswald Garrison Villard and others of his writings.)

(Letter from to O.G.V.)

(Letter to Miss Mayo from.)

(One of Brown's men, papers concerning.)

(Letters concerning; Miss Mayo's notes, copies of Howe's letters, newspaper clippings, etc. with regard to Harper's Ferry)

(Biographical note. His connection with J.B. etc.)

(J.B. Prosecuting Attorney. Copies of his correspondence with Governor Wise, other material.)

(His connection with the J.B. Fund fro the aid of B's family; photostat copy of letter of gratitude from B's family to Hyatt from North Elba in 1860. Copies of Sumner correspondence in Hyatt case, etc.)

(Letter from.)

(Pamphlet on him "One of John Brown's Men" by John W. Wayland, 1909. Copies of papers in the Kansas Historical Society concerning; George B. Gill on Kagi, etc.)

(Copies of excepts from.)

(Plan of; copy of a drawing made by Annie Brown in the Featherstonhaugh collection.)

(A pamphlet biography of, and notes concerning his connection with J.B.)

(Copies of his correspondence and other copies of documents relating to J.B.)

(Negro. Biographical material and notes concerning his connection with the Harper's Ferry Raid, and J.B.)

(Photograph of.)

(Various letters and notes concerning.)

(Notes and correspondence concerning his connection with Harper's Ferry Raid.)

(Letter to Miss Mayo from. He offered his material concerning Brown to her.)

(Newspaper clipping quoting speech of Lincoln's made in Kansas on the day John Brown was hanged.)

(List of items in collection of.)

(Letter to Miss May in regard to his lecture on John Brown.)

(Copies of papers in the Cornell University Library, 1859.)

(Secretary of Kansas State Historical Society. Letter to Mr. Villard.)

(Mr. Villard's correspondence with during the time Miss Mayo was collecting material for the John Brown Biography.)

(Notes concerning.)

(Copies of J.B.'s books made from originals in the Boston Public Library. Copies of J.B. Jr.'s letter on "Preludes.")

(1 original letter from dated September 22, 1858. Joined Brown and financed him, was in Harper's Ferry raid, but escaped. Various correspondence concerning and biographical material.)

(Brief notes concerning.)

(Miss Mayo's notes concerning. His original signature.)

(Correspondence with in regard to H.F. Raid, etc.)

(Original manuscript of chaper in J.B. Biography by Mr. Villard)

(Pamphlet report, 1862)

(Mr. Villard's original manuscript of a chapter in J.B. Biography)

(Notes concerning.)

(July 4, 1860 notes and clippings about.)

(Letter concerning.)

(Concerning J.B.'s connection with.)

(Copies of executive papers, etc.)

(Letter to Miss Mayo concerning.)

(Correspodnence with in 1921.)

(Presided at J.B.'s trial; his story of the raid.)

(Pamphlet, being a letter from Parker to Francis Jackson, together with various notes of Miss Mayo.)

(Correspondence with; last survivor John Brown's army.)

(Copies of his "John Brown as Viewed by Henry Clay Pate," 1859 notes and interviews concerning.)

(General material.)

(Mr. Villard's original manuscript.)

(General material.)

(Original manuscript.)

(Correspondence with in regard to J.B.)

(First governor of Kansas. Some writings of and about, and general material concerning.)

(Letters from; clippings about.)

(Correspondence with.)

(One original letter from him to Colonel Hinton; copies of his various letters from Stearns and Hinton collections.)

(Clippings of newspaper of his speech, "The Last Hours of John Brown." Various letters and general material.)

(General material concerning.)

(General material concerning.)

( President of Kansas State Historical Society; speech delivered by him in 1898 on "Accuracy in History." Also excerpts from other addresses by him.)

(Original letters of, clippings about, notes on.)

(Granddaughter of Owen Brown; letter from)

(General material concerning.)

(Voluminous material, clippings, copies of his letters, etc.)

(General material concerning.)

(General material.)

(Notes from two letters to him, 1859 and 1860.)

(Some notes and correspondence concerning.)

(Two letters from, 1908)

(Copies of.)

(Notes in regard to his connection with Brown at Harper's Ferry.)

(Copies of his letters to various correspondents and J.B. whom he supported.)

(Biographical notes concerning.)

(Correspondence with.)

(Letters from; copies of letters to various correspondents; James H. Holmes notes on their talks with him.)

(Notes concerning.)

(Correspondence and notes concerning.)

(Newspaper clippings of 1930 in regard to the finding of the original record of John Brown's Trial, long given up for lost.)

(Laws, statutes, etc.)

(General material.)

(Letter from to Mr. Villard.)

(His letters to Col. Hinton and Mr. Villard; extract from his book on Lyman Trumbull about John Brown; copy of his letter to the Chicago Tribune on Harper's Ferry.)

(His connection with Border Ruffians; general material.)

(Letter giving his term of service as Lt. Governor and Governor of Indiana, and the date of his death.)

(Manuscript copy of the author's chapter in Biography of J.B. entitled "Captain of The Liberty Guards.")

(Copies of many of his letters and writings; letter from his son to Mr. Villard, etc.)

(Chadwick, John Minor Bott, etc., etc.)

(Mr. Villard's manuscript of last chapter in Biography of J.B.)

(Two letters from him to Col. Hinton, and several of his printed sermons. He officiated at the funeral of J.B.)