Schreier and Edisen families papers, 1861-1997 | Louisiana Research Collection

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Collection Overview

Title: Schreier and Edisen families papers, 1861-1997Add to your cart.

ID: LaRC/Manuscripts Collection 945

Primary Creator: Schreier family.

Other Creators: Edisen family.

Extent: 25.0 Boxes

Arrangement: The collection is arranged by topic as follows: biographical and correspondence; Paul Schreier real estate; Paul Schreier daybooks; Paul Schreier Lagonda Trust; Paul Schreier financial and business papers; Edisen family papers; Schreier family papers; and family photographs and albums. The collection consists of 25 boxes and 3 oversize folders.

Date Acquired: 02/07/1997

Subjects: Edisen, Barbara Schreier., Edisen family., Schreier, Leah Norman., Schreier, Paul., Schreier, Philip Charles., Schreier family.

Forms of Material: Business records., Correspondence., Financial records., Photographs., Trust receipts., Yearbooks.

Languages: English, German

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Schreier and Edisen families have roots in New Orleans and Morgan City, Louisiana, with interests in real estate, banking, oil, medicine, politics, and philanthropy. The collection consists of correspondence, financial and business records, day books, photographs, clippings, certificates, and ledgers. Many of the papers concern the business interests of Paul Schreier (1898-1961), who was active in real estate, oil, insurance, and banking in the Morgan City area. His daughter, Barbara, married Dr. Clayton B. Edisen, a Tulane University professor of psychiatry and neurology. The collection also documents the family's philanthropic contributions and interests.

Biographical Note

The Schreier and Edisen families have roots in New Orleans and Morgan City, Louisiana, with interests in real estate, banking, oil, medicine, politics, and philanthropy. Yetta Feld (1875-1959) was born in Austria and came to the United States as a child. Samuel Schreier (c. 1870-1943) was born in Hungary and came to New York at seventeen. They married and had two children, Philip Charles Schreier (b. 1897), a professor of professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Tennessee, Memphis, and Paul Schreier (1898-1961), who was active in real estate, insurance, oil, and banking in the Morgan City area. Paul Schreier married Leah Norman and had a daughter, Barbara (1926-2000). Paul Schreier served as chair of the Morgan City Housing Authority and served as the first president of the Morgan City Recreation Commission. Barbara Schreier married Arnold J. Levy and had two children before marrying Dr. Clayton B. Edisen, a Tulane University professor of psychiatry and neurology. She oversaw the family's investment, real estate, civic, and philanthropic interests through the Schreier-Edisen Development Corporation.

Subject/Index Terms

Edisen, Barbara Schreier.
Edisen family.
Schreier, Leah Norman.
Schreier, Paul.
Schreier, Philip Charles.
Schreier family.

Administrative Information

Repository: Louisiana Research Collection

Access Restrictions: Collection is open to the public. No known restrictions.

Use Restrictions: Physical rights are retained by the Louisiana Research Collection. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright laws.

Acquisition Source: Brenda Pumphrey and Barbara Edisen.

Acquisition Method: Gift.

Preferred Citation: Schreier and Edisen families papers, Manuscripts Collection 945, Louisiana Research Collection, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118.

Finding Aid Revision History: Finding aid information entered in Archon by LAC Group in 2011.

Other Note: OCLC Number: 820020504


Box and Folder Listing


Browse by Box:

[Box 1: Biographical and correspondence, 1896-1991],
[Box 2: Biographical and correspondence, 1914-1991],
[Box 3: Biographical and correspondence, 1921-1983],
[Box 4: Biographical correspondence; Paul Schreier real estate, 1983; 1861-1952],
[Box 5: Paul Schreier real estate, 1915-1961],
[Box 6: Paul Schreier real estate, 1938-1961],
[Box 7: Paul Schreier real estate, 1937-1963],
[Box 8: Paul Shreier yearbooks (daybooks), 1927-1947, 1949-1950, 1952],
[Box 9: Lagonda Trust sales documents],
[Box 10: Lagonda Trust sales documents],
[Box 11: Lagonda Trust],
[Box 12: Lagonda Trust/ Paul Schreier cash deeds and mortgage documents],
[Box 13: Paul Schreier cash deeds and mortgage documents],
[Box 14: Paul Schreier cash deeds and mortgage documents/ Paul Schreier financial papers, 1953-1957],
[Box 15: Paul Schreier financial papers, 1950-1958],
[Box 16: Paul Schreier financial papers, 1957-1963],
[Box 17: Paul Schreier financial papers, 1961-1977],
[Box 18: Paul Schreier's yearbooks, ledgers and Holy Scriptures, 1914-1960],
[Box 19: Edisen family papers],
[Box 20: Family papers],
[Box 21: Family photographs],
[Box 22: Family photographs],
[Box 23: Family photographs],
[Box 24: Family photograph albums],
[[information restricted]],
[Oversize folder 1: Philip C. Schreier: Confirmation certificate and Mississippi Board of Health certificate, 1911 and 1920],
[Oversize folder 2: Maurice Norman: Certificate, "Seven Oaks" ink on paper (A. Hamrick), 1927, 1977],
[Oversize folder 3: Fort Butler at Donaldsonville, Louisiana, 1936],
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Box 10: Lagonda Trust sales documentsAdd to your cart.
Folder 1: Guarisco-GuzardoAdd to your cart.
Folder 2: H sales documentsAdd to your cart.
Folder 3: I sales documentsAdd to your cart.
Folder 4: J sales documentsAdd to your cart.
Folder 5: K sales documentsAdd to your cart.
Folder 6: Lacoste-Landrum, 1950-1959Add to your cart.
Folder 7: Landry, 1950-1959Add to your cart.
Folder 8: La Rocco-Levy, 1950-1959Add to your cart.
Folder 9: Liner-Lott, 1950-1959Add to your cart.
Folder 10: M and M Homebuilders-MayonAdd to your cart.
Folder 11: McAdams-MenardAdd to your cart.
Folder 12: Meranta-MyersAdd to your cart.
Folder 13: N sales documentsAdd to your cart.
Folder 14: O sales documentsAdd to your cart.
Folder 15: P sales documentsAdd to your cart.
Folder 16: Rachal-RevereAdd to your cart.
Folder 17: Rhodes-RichmondAdd to your cart.
Folder 18: Roberson-RossAdd to your cart.
Folder 19: Russo-RyanAdd to your cart.
Folder 20: Four generations: Leah Schreier, Barbara Edisen, Brenda Levy Pumphrey, and Jennifer BradshawAdd to your cart.

Browse by Box:

[Box 1: Biographical and correspondence, 1896-1991],
[Box 2: Biographical and correspondence, 1914-1991],
[Box 3: Biographical and correspondence, 1921-1983],
[Box 4: Biographical correspondence; Paul Schreier real estate, 1983; 1861-1952],
[Box 5: Paul Schreier real estate, 1915-1961],
[Box 6: Paul Schreier real estate, 1938-1961],
[Box 7: Paul Schreier real estate, 1937-1963],
[Box 8: Paul Shreier yearbooks (daybooks), 1927-1947, 1949-1950, 1952],
[Box 9: Lagonda Trust sales documents],
[Box 10: Lagonda Trust sales documents],
[Box 11: Lagonda Trust],
[Box 12: Lagonda Trust/ Paul Schreier cash deeds and mortgage documents],
[Box 13: Paul Schreier cash deeds and mortgage documents],
[Box 14: Paul Schreier cash deeds and mortgage documents/ Paul Schreier financial papers, 1953-1957],
[Box 15: Paul Schreier financial papers, 1950-1958],
[Box 16: Paul Schreier financial papers, 1957-1963],
[Box 17: Paul Schreier financial papers, 1961-1977],
[Box 18: Paul Schreier's yearbooks, ledgers and Holy Scriptures, 1914-1960],
[Box 19: Edisen family papers],
[Box 20: Family papers],
[Box 21: Family photographs],
[Box 22: Family photographs],
[Box 23: Family photographs],
[Box 24: Family photograph albums],
[[information restricted]],
[Oversize folder 1: Philip C. Schreier: Confirmation certificate and Mississippi Board of Health certificate, 1911 and 1920],
[Oversize folder 2: Maurice Norman: Certificate, "Seven Oaks" ink on paper (A. Hamrick), 1927, 1977],
[Oversize folder 3: Fort Butler at Donaldsonville, Louisiana, 1936],
[All]


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