81. The Mardi Gras Parade

(see Issues of The Mardi Gras Parade and Beacon)

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82. Tillere, Ed (RG 196)
1840-1854
13 items

Includes documents from four law cases, two involving death after child abuse (1854), the murder of John Blair by Margaret and Terrance Dunn, and the will of Mary Amanda Addison, widow of Philip Nott.

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83. Tyler, Julia Kate (RG 163)
1863
1 volume

Book kept by Tyler of the autographs of men held in Customs House Prison Rooms as prisoners of war, Sept. 4, 1863 - Sept. 5, 1863, and n.d. Includes names, regiments, and usually the home addresses.

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84. West, Rosie (RG 181)
1779-1915
33 items

Report of investigation of riot in St. Bernard Parish, October 1868; copies of lists of military men in Louisiana in the 1780s; list of delegates to Democratic Convention in Pointe Coupee in 1870; program of The Woman's Social and Industrial Association and other materials and clippings.

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85. White, Octavia Campbell (RG 28)
1820-1946
1 ft.

Letters, manuscripts, patent papers, and clippings mostly in reference to a suite brought against McCormick Inc. for infringements on Alexander Campbell's patents for a reaper. Includes some letters involving wife and daughter and the poem and manuscript "To My Wife."

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86. Wilder, William Heatly (RG 67)
1807-1903
2 ft.

Records and papers of the lawyer who represented Myra Clark Gaines. Many letters to, from, and about Myra Clark Gaines. Also includes a copy of James Fletcher's 1802 will and details of Fletcher's longtime relationship with his concubine, Katherine Hipp.

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87. World War II Editorial Cartoons (RG 379)
1939-1944
165 items

Editorial cartoons published in Times Picayune (Temple; 1939-1943), New Orleans Item (Chase; 1941-1945), and New Orleans Sates (Aymond; 1942-1944). The cartoons deal with a wide variety of wartime issues, many of which concern women.

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88. Young Girl's Scrapbook (SB 29)
1871-1872
1 volume

Scrapbook compiled by an unknown girl including engravings, lithographs, and clippings on housewifery and hobbies.