African Americans--History
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Brandon, Elizabeth (1913-2002). Papers, 1934-1980, n.d.
This collection contains Dr. Brandon’s working and personal papers. A large portion of the papers include written notes, in both English and French, on Louisiana history, people, cultures, folksongs, and dances. Many of these notes contain sources that she utilized for her research. Additional series include materials on linguistics and education, correspondence, publications from Dr. Brandon and other colleagues, and notecards listed in alphabetical order containing useful resources.
Francis, Willie (1929-1947). Collection, 1945 - 1947
Documents relating to the case of Willie Francis, a young black man convicted of murder. The first attempt to electrocute him failed. The U.S. Supreme Court rejected his appeal, and he was executed May 9, 1947.
Rice, Lawrence D. (1929-1993). Collection, 1964-1970, n.d.
This collection consists of drafts of Dr. Rice’s dissertation titled, “The Negro in Texas, 1874-1900.” Other items correspondence, materials from his times at Navarro Junior College, and items related to the Texas Historical Association.
Rickels, Milton H. (1920-1997) and Patricia K. (1927-2009). Papers, 1950-2007, n.d.
This collection consists of personal and professional files. It includes correspondence, diaries, photographs, certificates, research and writing files, English department files, yearbooks and other papers.
This collection was donated by James Wilson, Jr.
Simpson, Anne K. (1924-2005). Papers, 1873-2006, n.d.
Wharton, Vernon L. (1907-1964). Papers, 1935-1964, n.d.
This collection consists of biographical material, correspondence, writings and speeches, lecture notes, clippings, and other materials. Several of these works reference African Americans, the South, Reconstruction, and American, European, and Latin American history.