1. American to 10. Burguieres | 11. Butler's to 20. Dart | 21. Davis to 30. Fort Bay | 31. Fort St. to 40. J. Aron
41. Joor to 50. Massie | 51. Mayo to 60. Pontalba | 61. Porter to 70. Ryan | 71. Ryan to 80. Sun King
81. The Mardi to 88. Young
71. Ryan, Rose C. and Helen (SB 24)
1890-1913
2 volumes
Two albums given to the Ryan twins by the Sisters of Charity and Margaret Haughery.
72. Schulz Family (RG 344)
Nov 5, 1882-Mar 17, 1940
6 items
Collection includes certificate of baptism of Margaretha Schulz (1897), certificate of merit issued to Sophy Schulz, membership certificate issued to Peter Schulz by the Orleans Benevolent Association (1899), 1907 certificate of confirmation issued by Lutheran Church to Mary Schulz, and two postcards from the English Evangelical Church (1939, 1940).
73. Schwegmann, Melinda (RG 434)
1991-1995
20 items
Collection houses political ephemera documenting Schwegmann's 1991 bid for the Lt. Governorship (which she won) and her 1995 bid for the governorship (which she did not win). Includes position papers, newspapers article, paper bag-cum-fan, bumper stickers, lapel stickers, and a yard sign.
74. Sherman, Claudia (SB 4)
1904
1 vol
Scrapbook containing articles on Jefferson Davis, his wife and daughter, together with miscellaneous newspaper articles and poetry.
75. Smith, Martin (RG 168)
1870-1917
8 items
This collection includes a schedule for the "Suffrage Training School," held in 1916 in New York State to prepare women as suffrage workers.
76. St. Bernard Parish Political Ephemera (RG 424)
1995
8 items
Political flyers distributed by Sammy Nunez, candidate for reelection to Louisiana State Senate. Includes anti Lynn Dean flyer, Nunez's opponent (who won the election), and two flyers distributed by Debra Coleman Warner, council-at-large candidate, West St. Bernard.
77. Stauffer, Mrs. Walter (RG234)
1830-1863
4 items
Contains an "at home card" sent to Elizabeth Taylor and a letter concerning the issue of a pass in 1863 to Mrs. Phillip Dandridge, Zachary Taylor's daughter, thought to be a "rebel."
78. Stem, Marion (RG 89)
1830-1937
0.5 ft.
Marion Stem was "a pioneer leader in the organization of women's clubs and charitable organizations in New Orleans." She aided in organizing The Woman's Social and Industrial Association, the first women's club in New Orleans. Collection includes account sheets, bulletins, programs, invitations, newspaper articles, and a journal of a trip abroad in 1913. Also includes a scrapbook compiled at the time of her death.
79. Stubbs/Chamberlain (SB 17)
1878-1926
1 volume
Primarily newspaper clippings regarding yellow fever (1878-1879), notice of the Pickwick Club concerning dispensing of tea and soup, and physician prescriptions. Also includes a letter from W.W. Chamberlain regarding a Ladies Home Journal article in 1916 on the effect of coffee drinking and a classified ad regarding women on the Sewer Board.
(see Cohn, Marianne)