Elsie Clews Parsons Papers
1835-1944
(38.25 linear feet)

572 P35 and Ms Coll. 29

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Table of contents Abstract
Elsie Clews Parsons (1875-1941) was trained as a sociologist at Columbia University, but made her greatest achievements in the fields of anthropology and folklore. Parsons' early works in the field of sociology dealt primarily with gender roles, conventions of society, and the effect of society's pressures on the individual. After a trip to the American Southwest with her husband in 1910, Parsons' interests turned to anthropology. She began making field trips to Arizona and New Mexico and, under the influence of her friend Franz Boas, Parsons recorded in meticulous detail data on social organization, religious practices, and folklore of the Southwest Indians. Concurrently, Parsons conducted research in folklore, concentrating on folk tales of Afro-Americans and Caribbean peoples. She was active in a number of professional associations and was the associate editor of the Journal of American Folklore from 1918 until her death.

Th Parsons Papers were acquired in two separate groupings and remains organized in two distinct parts. The first part (572 P35), acquired in 1949, contains approximately 12 linear feet of materials focused on Parsons' career in anthropology. The second part (Ms. Coll. 29), acquired in 1985, consists of 26.25 linear feet of materials divided into ten series, covering a larger scope of Parsons' life, including family and personal correspondence.
Background note
Elsie Clews Parsons, n.d.
Elsie Clews Parsons, n.d.

Elsie Worthington Clews Parsons (1875-1941) was a sociologist, anthropologist, and folklorist. By birth and marriage, Parsons belonged to the wealthy, social, and generally conservative circles of New York City. Nevertheless, the chose to study at newly founded Barnard College (B.A. 1896) and received a doctorate in sociology from Columbia University in 1899. In 1900 Elsie Clews married New York lawyer Herbert Parsons, who later became a Republican National Committeeman (1916-1920). They had six children, four of whom survived: Elsie ("Lissa") born in 1901, John Edward in 1903, Herbert in 1909, and Henry McIlvaine ("Mac") in 1911.

Parsons' early works were in the field of sociology and dealt primarily with gender roles, conventions of society, and the effect of society's pressures on the individual. Her works on these subjects include: The Family (1906), The Old-Fashioned Woman (1913), Fear and Conventionality (1914), Social Freedom (1915), and Social Rule (1916). She also wrote numerous newspaper and journal articles on feminism and pacifism.

After a trip to the American Southwest with her husband in 1910, Parsons' interests turned to anthropology. She began making field trips to Arizona and New Mexico. Under the influence of her friend Franz Boas, Parsons recorded in meticulous detail data on social organization, religious practices, and folklore of the Southwest Indians. Her publications from this period include: The Social Organization of the Tewa of New Mexico (1929), Hopi and Zuni Ceremonialism (1933), and Pueblo Indian Religion (1939). Later in her career, Parsons became interested in the Spanish influence on Indian cultures. She conducted research in Mexico and in Ecuador for her final ethnographies, Mitla: Town of the Souls (1936) and Peguche (1945).

Concurrently, Parsons conducted research in folklore, concentrating on folk tales of Afro-Americans and Caribbean peoples. She travelled to the Carolinas, Cape Verde Islands, and Caribbean islands to collect tales, and she frequently funded anthropology students to collect data. Publications in this area of interest include: Folk-Lore from the Cape Verde Islands (1923), Folk-Lore of the Sea Islands, S.C. (1924), and Folk-Lore of the Antilles, French and English (3v., 1933-1943).

Elsie Clews Parsons held the office of President of the American Folklore Society (1918-1920), the American Ethnological Association (1923-1925), and the American Anthropological Association (1940-1941). She was the associate editor of the Journal of American Folklore from 1918 until her death. Parsons also gave much financial support to these groups and financed field trips by young scholars.


Scope and content
The Parsons Papers (1880-1980; bulk dates 1880-1942) contain correspondence, lectures, manuscripts of published and unpublished works, research notes and notebooks, and photographs which document the life of the anthropologist, Elsie Clews Parsons. While the bulk of the collectiona is comprised of material generated by Parsons during the course of her career, it includes some significant material collected by her, including Frank Hamilton Cushing's notebook of Zuni vocabulary, 1880, and valuable material collected about her.

Many letters, especially in Series II (Personal Correspondence) are undated. In cases where the bulk of the correspondence has no dates, "original" order (i.e. the order in which it arrived at this repository) was maintained. In folders where only a few undated letters exist, these items are placed following the dated ones. Dates in brackets with question marks are, for the most part, Peter H. Hare's estimation. Other dates supplied are by the repository's archivists and are taken from the postmark on the accompanying envelope. Envelopes were disposed of, but in cases where they are kept, for dating or exhibition purposes, the envelopes are placed in front of the corresponding letter.

The Elsie Clews Parsons Papers was acquired as two separate groupings and remains organized in that way. The first subcollection, 572 P35 (12 linear feet acquired in 1949), is tightly focused on Parsons' professional career, and includes correspondence, ca. 1921-1941 (ca. 1000 items), notebooks, papers, photographs, news clippings, etc., relating to the tales, proverbs, and folklore of the West Indies; Jamaican Negro proverbs and sayings collected by George R. Drinkwater in 1892; "Filipino Village Reminiscences" by Parsons; riddles, folk tales, poems from York Village, Maine; materials on birth control; "Indian trait survey" by Edward W. Gifford; the Hopi notebooks of Alexander M. Stephens; ethnography and folklore of Pueblo of the southwest U.S., Mitla in Oaxaca, Mexico, and Peguch, Ecuador; and unpublished manuscripts on sleep, a trip to Greece, and "The World Changes." The correspondence pertains primarily to her publications and those written by others, and with her efforts for the American Anthropological Association, and the American Folklore Society. Correspondents include: Ruth Benedict, Franz Boas, Fay-Cooper Cole, Fred Eggan, Juan Gorrell, A. Irving Hallowell, Melville Herskovits, Alfred V. Kidder, Alfred L. Kroeber, Oliver La Farge, Robert H. Lowie, John E. Parsons, Robert Redfield, Gladys Reichard, Edward Sapir, Stith Thompson, and Leslie A. White.

There is a great deal of material concerning Parson's publications in anthropology and folklore, with related correspondence and reviews of her work, along with numerous manuscripts relating to her commitment to feminist causes and pacifism during World War I. The collectio includes at least four unpublished manuscripts: "In the Southwest" (a complete travel guide), "Imaginary Mistress," "Journal of a Feminist," and "Journal of a Pacifist." There is an interesting reminiscence of Parsons by Ralph Beals.

The most recent matierals in the Parsons Papers were assembled by Peter Hare who, with the family's consent, collected material on Parsons for his biography, A Woman's Quest for Science (1985).

In the following, notes have been added to clarify the relationships between Parsons and her correspondents. Such notes are usually intended to distinguish Elsie's husband Herbert from her son Herbert, and her father-in-law John E. Parsons, from her son John E. Parsons. Unless otherwise specified, the relationship given in the note (e.g. son) is that of the individual to Elsie Clews Parsons.

The papers are divided into ten series:

Elsie Clews Parsons Papers I
Correspondence nos, 1-5 1.5 linear feet
Notes, manuscripts, etc. nos, 6-67 10.5 linear feet

Elsie Clews Parsons Papers II
Series I Professional Correspondence 4 linear feet
Series II Personal Correspondence 5.5 linear feet
Series III Lectures and Manuscripts 4 linear feet
Series IV Research Notes and Notebooks 6.25 linear feet
Series V Herbert Parsons Papers 0.75 linear feet
Series VI Peter H. Hare Papers 0.75 linear feet
Series VII Ephemera 0.5 linear feet
Series VIII Photographs and Negatives 2 linear feet
Series IX Financial Papers 0.75 linear feet
Series X Estate of Elsie Clews Parsons 1.25 linear feet
Series I-X Oversized materials 0.5 linear feet

Material in oversized box #1 follows the same series arrangement as noted above. Unusual formats, such as scrapbooks, portfolios, and oversized notebooks are located in oversized box #2. Cross referencing to oversized material appears on the folders in the standard size boxes. Reprints and published works have been removed from the collection; consult the card catalog for printed materials to retrieve those items.

Administrative information
Restrictions
None.

Provenance
The materials included in Elsie Clews Parsons Papers I (Call no. 572.P25) were donated to the American Philosophical Society by the Parsons family in 1949.

The materials in Elsie Clews Parsons Papers II (Ms. Coll. 29) were presented by Mrs. John E. Parsons and Fanny Parsons Culleton in three accessions
  1. Accesion no. 1985-185ms, 17 lin. feet presented by Mrs. John E. Parsons, January 1985
  2. Accesion no. 1988-1527ms, 9 lin. feet presented by Fanny Parsons Culleton, June 1988
  3. Accesion no. 1988-1869ms, ca. 1 lin. foot) by Fanny Parsons Culleton, July 1988.

The latter accessions have been kept separate from the 1949 accession, which consists primarily of professional correspondence, field notes, and manuscripts.

Accruals:
Five additional accessions were added to the Parsons Papers in 1996: 1996-601ms, 602ms (gift of Marnie Frost), 898ms, 1113ms, 1222ms. These are inventoried separately.

Preferred citation
Cite as: Elsie Clews Parsons Papers, American Philosophical Society.

Processing information
Catalogued by Carla B. Zimmerman and Timothy T. Wilson, June 1992, revised October 1992, and updated for encoding by Alison Lewis, 2001.

Other finding aids
Most of the materials in Elsie Clews Parsons Papers I is indexed in John Freeman and Murphy Smith, A Guide to Manuscripts Relating to the American Indian or in Daythal Kendall's Supplement. The second subcollection is not indexed.

Additional information
Separated material
Reprints and books found in the collection have been removed for storage to the APS printed materials collection.

Related material
The papers of Parsons' mentor Franz Boas (B B61 and B B61p) include abundant correspondence with and about Parsons.

References
Hare, Peter H., A Woman's Quest for Science. Buffalo: Prometheus, 1985.

Reichard, Gladys A., "The Elsie Clews Parsons Collection," Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, 94, 3 (1950).

During processing, the entire collection was refoldered and re-housed in acid-free folders and boxes. All metal fasteners were removed and replaced with plastic clips when necessary. White acid-free paper has been placed in folders permanently, to distinguish between clipped or stapled papers, and, temporarily, to keep acidic materials separate. Please do not remove these sheets. Many brittle and torn items have been photocopied onto Permalife bond paper. After this process, originals were discarded.

If a deteriorating item was considered valuable in its original state, a white acid-free marker was placed in its folder. A list of these manuscripts has been compiled by series and will be submitted for in-house conservation.

Added entries
Subjects
  • American Anthropological Association
  • American Folklore Society
  • Anthropology
  • Birth control
  • Blacks--Jamaica--Folklore
  • Feminism
  • Folklore
  • Folklore--Jamaica
  • Greece--Description and travel--20th century
  • Indians of Central America
  • Indians of North America
  • Indians of South America
  • Pacificism
  • Peace movements--20th century
  • University of California, Berkeley. Anthropology Department.
  • World War, 1914-1918

    • Contributors
  • Balch, Ernesto
  • Beals, Ralph
  • Benedict, Ruth, 1887-1848
  • Boardman, Ruth
  • Boas, Franz, 1858-1942
  • Bourne, Randolph
  • Bovey, Charles
  • Brice, Kirkpatrick
  • Bunzel, Ruth
  • Camody, Mary
  • Cole, Fay Cooper
  • Day, Clarence
  • Drinkwater, George R.
  • Eastman, Max, 1883-1969
  • Eggan, Fred
  • Fitz, Reginald
  • Galton, Francis, Sir, 1822-1911
  • Gifford, Edward W.
  • Goddard, Pliny E.
  • Goldenweiser, Alexander
  • Gorrell, Juan
  • Hackett, Francis
  • Hallowell, Alfred Irving, 1892-1974
  • Hare, Peter
  • Herskovits, Melville
  • Hughes, Larry
  • Johnson, Alvin
  • Kidder, Alfred V.
  • Kroeber, Alfred L.
  • La Farge, G. Grant
  • La Farge, Oliver, 1901-1963
  • Law, George
  • Lewis, Margaret
  • Lowie, Robert H., 1883-1957
  • Luhan, Mabel Dodge
  • Opler, Morris E.
  • Parsons, John E.
  • Redfield, Robert
  • Reichard, Gladys
  • Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
  • Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939
  • Spier, Leslie
  • Stephen, Alexander M.
  • Taft, William Howard, 1857-1930
  • Thompson, Stith
  • Titiev, Morris
  • True, Clara
  • White, Leslie A.
  • Young, George

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    Collection overview

    		 Elsie Clews Parsons Papers I

    Professional correspondence, notes, and manuscripts of Elsie Clews Parsons relating to research in folklore and anthropology. Subcollection I includes much of the most significant material relating to Parsons's fieldwork among the Indians of the American Southwest (Acoma, Hopi, Isleta, Jemez, Laguna, Pecos, Picuris, Taos, Tewa, Zuni), Mexico (Mitla), and the West Indies.

    Parsons I is organized essentially as received, with no coherent, overall arrangement, but with good topical arrangement at a more refined level. The correspondence relating to Parsons's research on Indians is indexed in Freeman and Smith's Guide to Manuscripts Relating to the American Indian....




    		Elsie Clews Parsons Papers II

    		Series I. Professional Correspondence 1898-1937 4 linear feet

    The Parsons II Papers (Ms. Coll. 29) is comprised of 26.25 linear feet of personal and professional correspondence, early childhood material, miscellaneous geneaological, autobiographical, and other manuscripts, financial records, and photographs. acquired in 1985. A rich assemblage, Parsons II differs from the previous Parsons accession in documenting a larger scope of Parsons' life, and in particular, it includes a wealth of family and personal material and a greater representation of her interests outside of anthropology and folklore.

    Parsons II The more personal, family material includes correspondence between Parsons and her children, and more extensively (1898-1925) with her husband Herbert (1869-1925), many written while Parsons was conducting research in field. Many other anthropologists are represented in the correspondence, the most notable being the large number of letters (ca. 1915-1930s) from Alfred L. Kroeber, whose letters discuss personal matters, the state of anthropology at Berkeley and elsewhere, and colleagues and mutual friends.

    The collection also includes an interesting family genealogy, "Record of Family Faculties" (a printed form-book devised by Francis Galton) which includes photographs of Parsons and others, with a detailed description of herself, and Parsons's financial records, which provide detailed documentation of Parsons's self-financed field research during the 1920s and 1930s.

    contains incoming and outgoing manuscript and typescript letters, postcards and telegrams generated during Parsons' career. Series I is arranged alphabetically by correspondent's name and then chronologically within each file. Chronologically, the correspondence is evenly distributed. Colleague's manuscript articles and short papers are included in this series under the author's name. Unidentified correspondence has been filed as "Unidentified" and is arranged chronologically.

    Correspondence relates to Parsons' interests in sociology, anthropology, and professional and political organizations. In ambiguous cases of professional vs. personal relationships, the correspondence has been filed in this series. Correspondents include: Franz Boas, Randolph S. Bourne, Clarence Day, Jr., P.E. Goddard, Francis Hackett, A.L. Kroeber, C. Grant La Farge, Mabel Dodge Luhan, Gladys A. Reichard, and Morris Titiev.




    		Series II. Personal Correspondence 1882-1941; 1965 5.5 linear feet

    includes letters from family members, childhood friends, domestic help, and people with whom Parsons had primarily social relations. There is extensive correspondence with her husband, Herbert, and her son, John, both of which contain interesting information on herfield work in the Southwest and in Mexico. Series II is arranged alphabetically by correspondent and then chronologically within each file.




    		Series III. Lectures and Manuscripts 1898-1947 4 linear feet

    contains Parsons' addresses, lectures, and manuscripts. Notes or drafts that can be identified have been placed in this series. Unidentifiable notes or drafts have been placed in Series IV as "Miscellaneous." Correspondence with publishers, critiques from colleagues, and printed reviews have been placed in this series by manuscript title. Arrangement is alphabetical by type of material (e.g. Address, Manuscript), and within each type alphabetical by title. There is a bibliographic card file kept by Parsons from 1914 to 1920, listing articles sent to publishers with notes made on rejections and acceptances. Some items are from Parsons' graduate coursework at Columbia University. Subjects include all of Parsons' interests: anthropology of the Southwest, sociology, feminism, pacifism, and folklore, in addition to a few fictional works. Unpublished manuscripts include: "In the Southwest," "The Imaginary Mistress," "Journal of a Feminist," and "Journal of a Pacifist."




    		Series IV. Research Notes and Notebooks 1880-1935? 6.25 linear feet

    contains primarily notes on Indians of the Southwest, especially the Hopi and the Zuni, and Mexico. The Mexican material includes two handwritten manuscripts of "La Conquista," which relates the historical events between Montezuma and Cortez. The undated "Conquista" manuscript contains elaborate pen-and-ink drawings. There is also a large section of notes on Arabic and Sudanese folklore, as well as that of Nova Scotia, the Cape Verde Islands, and several other island communities. In addition, there is a smaller section of notes on the folklore of African-American communities. This series also includes the stenographer's notebooks kept by Parsons' secretary, Anne Nagle, from the years 1929-1935?. All of Nagle's notebooks are taken in Gregg shorthand, and contain correspondence, notes and tales. Notebooks and notes are arranged alphabetically by subject, and then chronologically within each subject. Unidentified notes appear in this series under "Miscellaneous." The bulk dates for the notebooks are from 1915 to 1932.




    		Series V. Herbert Parsons Papers 1894-1931 0.75 linear feet

    primarily contains papers of Elsie Clews Parsons' husband. This series is narrow in its focus; it contains personal correspondence with their children and other relatives, and includes material on his work with the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe in 1918. The bulk of the material in this series dates from 1916 to 1920. Herbert's correspondence with Elsie appears in Series II. N.B. The bulk of Herbert Parsons' papers are deposited in the Columbia University Libraries.




    		Series VI. Peter H. Hare Papers 1900-1980 0.75 linear feet

    contains research conducted by Hare for his biography, A Woman's Quest for Science: Portrait of Anthropologist Elsie Clews Parsons (Buffalo, NY: Prometheus, 1985). This series includes background information, copies of Parsons' publications, and correspondence between Hare and Parsons' colleagues and repositories that hold letters from Parsons. Photocopies of Parsons' letters collected by Hare are filed in this series under the recipients' names. There are interesting reminiscences of Parsons by Ralph L. Beals and Arthur Huff Fauset.

    As this material was gathered from various institutional and people, some correspondence and supporting material which appears in this series carries restrictions on duplication. All restrictions are noted on the folder.




    		Series VII. Ephemera 1888-1942 0.5 linear feet

    contains newspaper clippings, concert programs, museum pamphlets, postcards, miscellaneous items, and a few artifacts from Parsons' possessions. There is a beautiful portfolio which originally contained a large portion of photographs and ephemera. Of interest in this series are the clippings on the Bursum Bill regarding Indian rights. The poems to Elsie and Herbert Parsons, and "Marriage Customs and Taboos Among the Early Heterodites" are amusing. Other ephemera may be found in Ser. VIII, [Scrapbook] which includes photographs as well as commencement programs, correspondence, and passenger lists from various trips.




    		Series VIII. Photographs and Scrapbooks [ca.1885?]-1935; 1963 2 linear feet; scrapbook

    holds prints, negatives, plates, and albums of family, friends, and homes. Of note are the negatives of Elsie and Herbert's 1905 trip with William Howard Taft to the Philippines, and two mini-albums by Gladys A. Reichard with photographs of Parsons, Boas, and Margaret Mead among others. With the exception of Mexico, there are very few photographs of Parsons' field trips and subjects of study. There is a large series of photographs, and negatives, of John and Lissa Parsons from 1908. There are also a small group of photographs of Elsie Clews as a young girl. Of particular note in this series is the "Record of Family Faculties" which includes photographs of and biographical information on the Parsons and Clews families. The series is arranged alphabetically by subject, and then chronologically. Unidentified subjects were filed under "Unidentified."




    		Series IX. Financial Papers 1906-1941 0.75 linear feet

    primarily contains accounts with banks and stock brokers (mostly dating after Herbert's death in 1925) and domestic bills and receipts (1906-1928). The bills and receipts are arranged by type of alphabetical order by type of material (e.g. Accounts), and then in alphabetical order by folder title, and then in chronological order.




    		Series X. Estate of Elsie Clews Parsons 1927-1967 1.25 linear feet

    contains correspondence and account information related to the settlement of Parsons' estate. The principal executors were John Parsons and Elsie Parsons Kennedy, though Herbert and McIlvaine conducted some estate business. The series is organized alphabetically by type of material (e.g., Accounts), and then in alphabetical order by folder title, and then in chronological order. The bulk dates for the material in this series are from 1942 to 1945.



    Detailed inventory

    		 Elsie Clews Parsons Papers I

    		1-4. Correspondence 1921-1941 1.5 linear feet

    		Aberle, Sophie 1939 3 items

    		Freeman 3715

    		Adair, John 1938-1940 5 items

    		Freeman 3979

    		Adair, John Joseph



    		Aginsky, Bernard W.



    		Alford, Floyd, Jr.



    		American Anthropological Association



    		American Association for the Advancement of Science



    		American Council of Learned Societies. Committee on Native Languages of America.



    		A.C.L.S. Committee on Research and Publication in the Fine Arts



    		A.C.L.S. Conference on Negro Studies



    		American Ethnological Society



    		American Folklore Society



    		American Geographical Society



    		American Society for the Hard of Hearing



    		Ames, Mrs.



    		Anigstern, L.



    		Ariss, Robert 1940 1 item

    		Freeman 314

    		Ashforth, John E., Jr.



    		Augur, Wheaton



    		Augustin, J. J.



    		Bascom, William R.



    		Baumann, Caroline F. 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 3981

    		Beals, Ralph 1937-1940 4 items

    		Freeman 2157, 3681, 3918, 3929

    		Beals, Ralph



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Bell, Marcus



    		Benedict, Ruth 1937-1940 3 items

    		Freeman 3070, 3983

    		Benedict, Ruth



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Berberich, Peter



    		Betty 1940 1 item

    		Freeman 396

    		Binger, Carl



    		Binger, Walter D.



    		Bird, Henry



    		Blair, Walter



    		Boas, Franz 1936-1941 16 items

    		Freeman 1922

    		Boas, Franz



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Boas, Franziska



    		Boggs, Ralph S.



    		Boston (Mass.). City Hospital



    		Bowditch, Mary Orne



    		Brainerd, Margaret 1940 1 item

    		Freeman 1552

    		Brand, Donald D.



    		Brassard, François J



    		Brewer, J. Mason



    		Brownlee, Robert E.



    		Buler, Harriett B.



    		Bunzel, Ruth



    		Byers, Douglas S.



    		Byrd, William, Press, Inc.



    		California Folklore Society



    		Callcott, Frank



    		Cappannari, Stephen



    		Carmichael, Leonard



    		Carr, Miss Malcolm 1938 1 item

    		Freeman 2383

    		Carrière, Joseph M.



    		Chambers, Henry Wick



    		Chaves, Lorenzo 1923 1 item

    		Freeman 3985

    		Clearing House for Southwestern Museums



    		Clews, Henry



    		Cochise, George 1921 2 items

    		Freeman 1553

    		Cole, Fay-Cooper 1940 1 item

    		Freeman 747

    		Cole, Fay-Cooper



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Collier, Donald 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 3100

    		Collier, John



    		Columbia Lecture Bureau



    		Columbia University



    		Columbia University. Library



    		Columbia University Press



    		Comhaire-Sylvain, Suzanne



    		Conway, J. A.



    		Cooper, John M.



    		Cordry, Donald Bush ca.1938 1 item

    		Freeman 1583

    		Courlander, Harold



    		Crawford, Suzanne



    		Dangel, Davidson, D. S.



    		De Laguna, Frederica



    		Dorado, Carolina Marcia



    		Douglas, F. H. 1941 2 items

    		Freeman 3710

    		Du Bois, Cora



    		Dunn, R. 1939 Postcard

    		Freeman 3930

    		Dunn, R.



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Dutton, Bertha P. 1938 1 item

    		Freeman 572

    		Dutton, Bertha P.



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Eggan, Fred 1937-1941 4 items

    		Freeman 1555, 3071

    		Eggan, Fred



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Elwyn, James



    		Embree, Edwin R.



    		Espinosa, Aurelio M., Jr.



    		Foor, Frances



    		Frankel, Rose



    		Fuente, Julio de la 1938 2 items

    		Freeman 3932, 3944

    		Garson, Eugenia



    		Gatz, Mathilde B.



    		Gayton, Ann



    		Gillin, John 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 3105

    		Glass, Mary Gordon



    		Goggin, John M. 1939 2 items

    		Freeman 3074

    		Goldfrank, Esther



    		Gonzalez,



    		Goodwin, Grenville 1936-1938 3 items

    		Freeman 399

    		Gorrell, Juan 1940-1941 3 items

    		Freeman 3107
    Gorrell assisted Parsons in her Ecuadorian work, both while she was doing field work and after when he recorded ethnographic and folklore materials from native informants of Juan Montalvo, Cayambe, and Peguchi. The letters relate to Ecuadorian materials in bundle 60.

    		1. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to ECP May 27, 1940 7p.

    		2. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons June 8 [1940]


    		3. Parsons, Elsie Clews, TLS to Juan L. Gorrell [Aug. 2, 1940] 2p.

    		4. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Aug. 14, 1940 2p.

    		5. Parsons, Elsie Clews, TLS to Juan L. Gorrell Reply to Aug. 14-15,1940


    		6. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Aug. 15, 1940 5p.

    		7. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Aug. 20, 1940


    		8. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons (Reply to 5) Sept. 19, 1940 2p.

    		9. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Sept. 23, 1940 1p.

    		10. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 4, 1940 1p.

    		11. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 17, 1940 3p.

    		12. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 26, 1940 1p.

    		13. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 29, 1940 2p.

    		14. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 29, 1940 1p.

    		15. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 30, 1940 1p.

    		16. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Nov. 18, 1940 1p.

    		17. Parsons, Elsie Clews, TLS to Juan L. Gorrell Nov. 21, 1940 2p.

    		18. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Dec. 2, 1940 1p.

    		19. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Feb. 10, 1940 [i.e. 1941]  2p.

    		20. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Mar. 18, 1941 2p.

    		21. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Mar. 31, 1941 1p.

    		22. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons April 7, 1941 1p.

    		23. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons April 17, 1941 1p.

    		24. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons April 22, 1941 2p.

    		25. Parsons, Elsie Clews, TLS to Juan L. Gorrell April 26, 1941 2p.

    		26. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons May 5, 1941 1p.

    		27. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons June 8, [1941] 1p.

    		28. Parsons, Elsie Clews, TLS to Juan L. Gorrell, reply to June 8 no. 27 (incomplete)
    		1p.

    		29. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Aug. 11, 1941 1p.

    		30. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 11 [1941] 1p.

    		31. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 13, [1941] 2p.

    		32. Gorrell, Juan L., TLS to Elsie Clews Parsons Oct. 25, 1941 1p.

    		Goubauld, Antonio 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 3108

    		Gregory, Alyse



    		Guthe, Carl E.



    		H., Francis



    		Hallowell, A. Irving



    		Hand, Learned



    		Hanson, Avery T.



    		Hare, David. Note on Hare's portfolio and letter from Betty 1941 2 items

    		Freeman 3078

    		Hartman, Howard R.



    		Hatch, Charles B.



    		Haury, Dr. 1937 1 item

    		Freeman 3068

    		Heard, Alexander 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 3109

    		Heflin, Woodford



    		Herskovits, Melville J. 1941 2 items

    		Freeman 3682, 3683

    		Herskovits, Melville J.



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Herzog, George 1937 2 items

    		Freeman 2957

    		Herzog, George



    		Hill, W. W. ca.1940 1 item

    		Freeman 3082

    		Hodge, F. W. 1937 1 item

    		Freeman 3064

    		Hoebel, E. Adamson



    		Hoijer, harry 1940 2 items

    		Freeman 2388

    		Holt, Hamilton



    		Howland,Alice G.



    		Hunkins, R. V.



    		Hutton, A. G.



    		Identification



    		Jaegerhuber, Werner A.



    		Jijon y Caamano, Jacinto 1940 1 item

    		Freeman 3111

    		Johnson, Owen



    		Jones, Volney H. 1938 1 item

    		Freeman 1556

    		Kelly, Isabel 1938 1 item

    		Freeman 436

    		Kennard, Edward A. 1938-1939 3 items

    		Freeman 1557

    		Kennard, Edward A.



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Kennedy, John D.



    		Kennedy, Lissa Parsons



    		Kent, R. G.



    		Keur, Dorothy L.



    		Kidder, Alfred V. 1923-1938 3 items

    		Freeman 2384, 3222

    		King, Dale S.



    		Kluckhohn, Clyde



    		Knobhauer, Mary



    		Knopf, Alfred A., Inc.



    		Kroeber, A. L.



    		L, Mabel



    		LaBarre, Weston 1937 2 items

    		Freeman 3711

    		LaFarge, Oliver 1929 3 items

    		Freeman 574

    		Lambert, E. V.



    		Lange, Charles 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 3987

    		Law, George



    		Lawry, George A.



    		Lee, Dorothea D.



    		Leland, Waldo G.



    		Lesser, Alexander



    		Lestrade, G. P.



    		Lewis, Margaret 1937 2 items

    		Freeman 3988

    		Lieurance, Thurlow



    		Light, G. 1938 1 item

    		Freeman 575

    		Liming, George W.



    		Lincoln, J. Steward 1936 1 item

    		Freeman 714

    		Linton, Ralph



    		Lowie, Robert H. 1936-1941 10 items

    		Freeman 576, 1863, 3076, 3172, 3795

    		Lowie, Robert H.



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Luhan, Mabel Dodge 1939-1941 7 items

    		Freeman 3712

    		McDuffey, Joseph



    		McKern, W. C.



    		Martin, Paul S. 1938-1939 2 items

    		Freeman 3065, 3066

    		Martin, Paul S.



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Mason, John Alden



    		Mayer, Mrs. M. 1940 1 item

    		Freeman 1558

    		Mead, Margaret 1939 2 items

    		Freeman 3934

    		Means, Philip Ainsworth 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 3131

    		Medical Clarion



    		Mekeel, H. Scudder 1938-1939 8 items

    		Freeman 3077

    		Mekeel, H. Scudder



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Mera, H. P. 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 3067

    		Merrill, E.



    		Mills, Ogden L.



    		Mirabel, Antonio 1939 2 items

    		Freeman 3713

    		Mishkin, Bernard 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 578

    		Miscellany



    		Mitla, Town of Souls



    		Morgan, Mrs. Anita



    		Nancy Couture, Inc.



    		Natural History Magazine



    		New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs



    		New School for Social Research, Inc.



    		Newspaper clippings



    		North Haven, Maine



    		Oakman, Elise



    		Opler,Marvin K. 1938-1941 12 items

    		Freeman 400, 3829

    		Opler,Marvin K.



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Osanai, Iva T. 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 3079

    		Osgood, Cornelius



    		Paramount Pictures



    		Parsons, Elsie Clews, Memorandum on relations with Spanish America 1940 1 item

    		Freeman 3688

    		Parsons, Elsie Clews, Letters in re. Mitla, Town of the Souls 1936


    		Freeman 3933

    		Parsons, Elsie Clews, Pawnee kinship terms n.d. 1 item

    		Freeman 2666

    		Parsons, Elsie Clews, Project report for Navajo archaeology 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 2381

    		Parsons, Elsie Clews



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Parsons, Herbert



    		Parsons, John E.



    		Parsons, Mary



    		Patterson, Rufus Lenoir



    		Peters, Robeson



    		Powell, Thomas Reed



    		Profitt, Charles G.



    		Quisumbing, Eduardo



    		Rael, Juan B.



    		Railway Express Agency



    		Ray,



    		Redfield, Robert 1937-1941 29 items

    		Freeman 579, 748, 3119, 3919, 3940

    		Redfield, Robert



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Reichard, Gladys 1939-1941 7 items

    		Freeman 2386

    		Reichard, Gladys



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Reiter, Paul 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 3069

    		Robinson, Randolph



    		Roosevelt, Sara Delano, Tribute Committee



    		Rosenberger, E. G.



    		Rosett, Joshua



    		Rydal,Press



    		St. Paul's School



    		Santa Fe (N.M.) First National Bank



    		Sapir, Edward



    		Schloss



    		Scholarly Monthly



    		Scott, Donald



    		Sedgwick, Sher



    		Seligman, C. G.



    		Setzler, Frank M.



    		Simkhovitch, Mary



    		Simmons, Leo W. 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 1562

    		Smith, Marian K.



    		South American Handbook



    		South American Trip - Miscellany



    		Spier, Leslie 1937-1941 19 items

    		Freeman 3927

    		Spier, Leslie



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Stagg, F. L.



    		Stammer, P.



    		Stearns, Harold E.



    		Stechert, G. E., & Co.



    		Stern, Bernhard J



    		Stevenson, J. H., & Company



    		Steward, Julian 1939-1940 6 items

    		Freeman 3120, 3687, 3690

    		Stokes, Anson Phelps



    		Stout, D. B.



    		Strong, W. Duncan 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 2382

    		Strong, W. Duncan



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Sturges, Mia P.



    		Swanton, John R. 1921, 1940 3 items

    		Freeman 480a, 2668

    		T., B. R.



    		Taylor, Archer



    		Tello, Julio



    		Thompson, Stith



    		Thorburn, Lois 1941 1 item

    		Freeman 3121

    		Thorburn, Lois



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Thurber, Mrs. Francis B. [Louise]



    		Titiev, Mischa 1938-1940 5 items

    		Freeman 1565

    		Titiev, Mischa



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Toro, Angélica Q. de



    		Torrey, J. Howard



    		Toskvig, Signe



    		Trager, George L. 1938-1941 6 items

    		Freeman 750, 3155, 3156, 3725

    		True, Clara D. 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 3722

    		True, Clara D.



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Tweedy, Elizabeth R.



    		Underhill, Ruth 1939-1939 6 items

    		Freeman 2645

    		U.S. Department of the Interior



    		U.S. Treasury Department



    		University of Chicago Press



    		University of Edinburgh. Library



    		Unknown



    		Vaillant, George C.



    		Valkenburgh, Richard Van



    		Virginia Quarterly Review



    		Voegelin, Erminie W



    		Wagley, Charles 1937 1 item

    		Freeman 2103

    		Wagley, Charles



    		Not indexed in Freeman and Smith

    		Wallis, Wilson D. 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 2234

    		Watkins, Dr. 1939 1 item

    		Freeman 1560

    		Waters, Frank



    		Weitzner, Bella



    		Wenicks, Elna



    		White, Leslie A.



    		Whitefield, Bernard



    		Whitman, William 1938 2 items

    		Freeman 2605

    		Whorf, Benjamin L. 1937 1 item

    		Freeman 3089

    		Willey, Gordon R.



    		Wissler, Clark



    		Woodbury, Richard B. 1941 3 items

    		Freeman 1551

    		Woodward, B. D.



    		Yuan, T. L.



    		Zingg, Robert M. 1934-1935 2 items

    		Freeman 1598, 1600

    		5. Correspondence with Isleta, New Mexico 1936-1941 ALsS and TLsS, 338 leaves

    		6. Picuris. 1925 1 notebook, 7-3/4x5 and map, 17x37.

    		7. Pecos - Tewa - Taos
    		1 notebook, 5x3-1/4.

    		8. Taos
    		1 notebook and 22 leaves, 9x5-3/4 and 11-1/2x8.

    		9. Taos 1937. 1 notebook, 9x5-3/4

    		10. Isleta tales 1925-1927 8 notebooks, 9x4-3/4 and 8x5.

    		11. Taos Notebooks 1922-1930 11 notebooks, 8x5; 9x5; and 7x5.

    		12. Antilles material. Haiti; D. 1927. 5 notebooks, 8-3/4x4-3/4.

    		13. Antilles material (Cariacos, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, St. Croix, St. Kitts, Antigua) 1925 4 notebooks, 8x5 and 9x4-3/4.

    		14. Antilles material (Trinidad, all four, and Grenada - part of IV)
    		4 notebooks, 8x5.

    		15. Antilles material (Martinique, all five, and St. Lucia, part of one)
    		5 notebooks, 8x5.

    		16. Antilles material (Guadaloupe, Puerto Rico)
    		6 notebooks in 7 volumes, 9x5

    		17. Antilles material. St. Dominica (2); Antigua, St. Kitts, St. Croix and St. Thomas (part of 1); and New Mexico material (part of 1).
    		3 notebooks, 8x5.

    		18. Hopi materials 1885-1892 4 notebooks, 6-1/2x4; 7-1/2x4; 8x4-3/4 and 9-3/4x6-1/4.

    		19. Mitla journals (one marked Zapoteca)
    		5 notebooks, 6-1/2x5

    		20. Mayo - Yaqui; 1 notebook, 9x5-3/4. 1932


    		21. Dominica Notebooks
    		3 notebooks, 8x6-1/2.

    		22. Drinkwater, George R., Jamaica Negro proverbs, sayings, etc. Dec. 8, 1892 1 notebook, 9x7.

    		23. Pastorella(s?), Recuerdos tiernos amorosos en el nacimiento del Verbo dierno dios y salvador del mundo 1835-1896 148 items, most 8-3/4x6-1/2

    		In Spanish. Religious writings

    		24. Isleta pictures and manuscripts
    		10 items, various sizes

    		For additional Isleta correspondence, see No.5
    See Extra-oversized material. The bulk of these items are at the Smithsonian Institution.

    		25. Parsons, Elsie Clews, Bibliography
    		TMs, 31p. (74p.of copies) 11x8-1/2 and 8-1/2x5-1/2.

    		26. Adair, John, Photographs of Zuni and Isleta Indians8 items 1938


    		27. Photographs of Indians and Taos
    		48 items

    		Includes some negatives

    		28. Mitla songs and photographs (Oaxaca region) 1930 301 items

    		Includes 14 songs, 183 photos, ca.100 negatives of Oaxaca; 3 drawings and an article on Zapotec words; letter from E. D. Merrill to Franz Boas, May 13, 1930.

    		29. Photographs of Zuñi
    		8 photos, 54 negs.

    		30. Plates from Bureau of American Ethnology and 2 pictures drawn by Albert Looking Elk
    		2 ms.and 126 plates. 11x7-1/2; 10x6-1/2 and 10-3/4x8.

    		31. Cachina tables: Pueblo Indian religion
    		ca.150 items

    		Misc.notes and correspondence with R.H.Lowie, A.V.Kidder, etc., some in fragmentary condition.

    		32. Tewa and Jemez pictures, printed and original
    		20 items

    		Includes 10 printed pictures; 4 original; 5 ms. sheets in pencil, and reprint from the American Anthropologist 20 (1918): E.C.Parsons. "War God Shrines of Laguna and Zuñi".


    		33. Caddo material
    		20 items

    		Includes correspondence with Erminie W. Voegelin; and 2 printed items by Erminie Wheeler Voegelin.

    		34. The World Changes
    		ca.1,000 p.

    		Unpublished manuscript; some newspaper clippings.


    		35. Trip to Greece
    		1 notebook and 16 typed leaves. 11x8-1/2 and 7x4-1/2

    		36. Note on sleep
    		3 cys, 2 letters

    		Rejection letters from AAAS and Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology. Also: reprint: Walter Freeman and James W. Watts, "An interpretation of the functions of the frontal lobe" Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine


    		37. Notes on parallels between Cora-Huichol and the Pueblos 1934-1935 29p. (total)

    		Incldues correspondence with Robert M. Zingg.

    		38. Potsherds from 2 different pots.



    		39. Riddles, folk tales and poems (York Village, Maine)
    		1p.of ms.and 8p.typed. 2p.cc. 11x8-1/2.

    		40. Parson, Elsie Clews, Filipino village reminiscence 1939 1 notebook, loose sheets.

    		Galley proof of Scientific Monthly article, 1939. Printed items, of 6 strips. 23x7-1/4. Also TMs outline of article, 37 leaves. 26 leaves, and 1 notebook. 2p.listing of kinship terms in the Philippines by Philip Olivares.

    		41. Birth control material 1926-1938


    		3 pamphlets by W.F. Ogburn, 2 newspaper clippings, letter from W.F.Ogburn; Oct. 11, 1937; and article, published in Stearns: America Now, by Parsons, in typescript of 6p; with correspondence concerning the publication. Typed D. 8p. 11x8-1/2 and 8x5. (Title of article: The Family.)

    		42. Natural History, vol. 17 Sept. 1938


    		American Antiquityvol.VI, no.3. Steward, Julian H. Petroglyphs of California and Adjoining States. U.of Cal.Press. Berkeley, Cal. Jan. 1941,  1929.


    		Stephen, Navaho Notebook 1885-1891 1 vol. (3p. of typed notes)

    		Probably published. Origin myths, illustrations from notebooks.

    		43. Gifford, E. W., Indian trait survey. D. 34p. 8-1/2 xll. Correspondence in re Indian trait survey; Typed L. 17p. 11x8-1/2. E.W.Gifford. Religious preparations for Hunt. Typed D. 54p. 11x8-1/2. 1937.


    		44. Castañega, Martin de, Tratado muy utile e bien fundado de las supersticiones y hechicerias, y varios conjuros y abusiones y otras cosas al caso tocantes, y de la posibilidad y remedio de ellas
    		TMs, [1], 76p.

    		Witchcraft material 1938-1939 6p.

    		45. Correspondence with Margaret Lewis 1939 4p.

    		"Zuñis offer five dances"
    		7 leaves, 1 note.

    		Printed item of 2 leaves. Note on incest by Parsons.

    		Questions asked Isletan
    		TMs, 1p.; notes, 14 items

    		46. "A Pre-Spanish Record of Hopi Ceremonies" American Anthropologist, 1938 1938-1940


    		Correspondence in re Sikyatki bowl in The Southwest Museum.

    		47. Pueblo material, misc.
    		113 leaves, 10 pr. items

    		"Parts may have been used but no plan to incorporate these in any work under way"- A.Nagel.

    		48. Antilles material - Unpublished



    		La guia ou dammier
    		60p.

    		[Brer Rabbit and the] Riding Horse. Nevis Island
    		2 leaves

    		Martinique (Modock) Tales, which stories, true stories, songs, etc.
    		189p.

    		In French and English.

    		Verses (Revised) originals. Montserrat, St. Eustasius verses not revised yet
    		171p.

    		Lesser Antilles. Current beliefs
    		125 leaves

    		Antilles. Current beliefs
    		81p.

    		St. Croix Stories
    		7p. AMs. and 17p. TMs

    		Dominica. Revised
    		67 leaves

    		In French.

    		Martinique material
    		13 leaves

    		49. Antilles. Unpublished.



    		1. Martinique original tales
    		380 leaves

    		In French.

    		2. Modock misc. Unrevised. (Marginique tales)
    		60 leaves, 10p. cc., 3 leaves notes

    		3. Modock misc. Unrevised
    		47 leaves c.c.

    		4. Fauset, A. H., Folk Tales and Riddles from the Lesser Antilles.
    		[3], 264, [266]p.

    		5. West Indian Glossary
    		116 leaves and 2 notepads

    		6. St. Lucia. Riddles, tales, etc.
    		39 leaves

    		In French. Also, printed: S. H.King, King's Book of Chanties.

    		7. [The Goat and the Dawg]
    		2 leaves and c.c.

    		8. Samana Bay - Santo Domingo; Bahamas
    		1 notebook

    		Also 38p. transcript and c.c.

    		9. West Indian material (Misc.)
    		80p.

    		Correspondence in re. publication on Martinique. Also list (47p) of words, in French, from Marginique.


    		10. West Indies. Misc. Folk tales, etc. (Martinique?)
    		113 leaves, 2 newspaper clippins

    		Some in French.

    		11. Guadaloupe. "La moitie d'un"
    		8p.

    		In French.

    		12. Guadaloupe. School material (Trois Rivieres). Visiting cards of acquaintances
    		100 leaves, 6 cards

    		13. St. Croix, St. Thomas
    		27 leaves

    		50. Antilles.



    		1. Martinique (Modock) Misc. tales: Guadaloupe True Story
    		207 leaves

    		In French and English.

    		2. Songs (Modock), original and duplicate
    		41p. AMs, 67p. TMs (and c.c.), 1 newspaper clipping

    		In French.

    		3. Martinique, Guadaloupe, Haiti, St. Lucia. Misc. proverbs sayings, songs, etc.
    		163 leaves.

    		In French and English.

    		4. Modock. "True Stories" Original and duplicate
    		65p. and c.c.

    		In French.

    		5. West Indian. Current beliefs
    		93 leaves

    		6. West Indian. Verses revised
    		146p.

    		In French

    		7. Old material from the Antilles
    		126p.

    		Contains some correspondence.

    		51. Pueblo of Tewa. Photographs and negatives, "of little value" 1918-1926 218 prints, 54 negs.

    		52. No number



    		53. Current in 1939
    		62p., newspaper clipping

    		Important misc. Remarks: "Better keep - G.A.R." In English and Spanish. Contents in part: Correspondence; J.de la Fuente, "Las ceremonias de la eluvia entre los Zapotecos de hoy"; William R. Bascom, "The relationship of Yoruba folklore to divining.

    		54. Correspondence of H. A.Douglas and E. C.Parsons in re. Taos dances, 1889 1941 6p., 30 photos

    		Photos of Taos pueblo.

    		55. No number



    		56. Notes of mummy cave from Stephen's notebooks
    		32p.

    		57. "Synopsis of non-material culture traits characterizing the Ladinos of Agua Escondida. Western Highlands, Guatemala"
    		15p.

    		58. No number



    		59. No number



    		60. Notes on Peguchi and other South America Tribes.



    		Ecuador March 6. 1 notebook

    		Peguchi
    		1 notebook

    		Ecuador notes
    		111p.

    		Peguchi. Worked over material. Karstin notes, mostly used. Southeastern South America parallels
    		68p.

    		Photographs, Ecuador
    		100 prints, 27 negs.

    		Notes. Ecuador 1938 45p.; 1 notebook, etc.

    		Includes 4 newspaper clippings; 3 postal cards; 2 dried twigs of leaves; and 1 printed item: Juan Morales. Ecuador.

    		Misc. Ecuador material
    		93p., 2 newspaper clippings, reprint

    		Misc. Peruvian material
    		61p.

    		61. Pueblo Indian Religion.



    		[Pueblo Indian Religion. Preface?]
    		43p.

    		Flute ceremony
    		6p.

    		Hoinawe
    		1p.

    		Snake ceremony
    		3p.

    		Niman Kachina
    		6p.

    		Girls' dances
    		1p.

    		Waqöl
    		2p.

    		Lalakunte ceremony
    		2p.

    		Buffalo dance
    		3p.

    		Water Snake (Palökün) dance
    		2p.

    		War God ceremony
    		2p.

    		Soyala
    		8p.

    		Oñkwati Kachina dances
    		1p.

    		Moüngtoshap
    		1p.

    		Salako Kachina
    		2p.

    		Powamu
    		10p.

    		On inviting Kachina from another village
    		10p.

    		The Separation of functions of Curing and of Weather Control in Zuñi and Keresan ceremonialism
    		24 leaves

    		Interrelations of cults
    		30p.

    		Memorandum on Koyenishi and Newakiva
    		3p.

    		Kachina
    		10p.

    		The Clan as a Ceremonial Organization
    		20p.

    		Notes on Hopi ceremonies
    		61p.

    		Hopi and Zuñi ceremonialism
    		1p.

    		Table A-C: Clans and ceremonial associations
    		3p.

    		Change: Acculturation Growth and Decay
    		19p.

    		Like cures Like
    		2p.

    		Sickness: Witchcraft: Old Age: Death
    		10p. (total)

    		Tribe [crossed off]
    		5p.

    		The Spirits: Cosmology. The Spirits. Rejected
    		10p.

    		Reject[ed] from Preface
    		4p.

    		Whipping of the Children, and Advent of the Water Snake, Zuñi
    		5p.

    		Laguna Emergence myth
    		3p.

    		Cochiti Emergence myth
    		5p.

    		[Ritual violations?]
    		15p.

    		Cultural processes observable in Puebo religion
    		6p.

    		Summer solstice ceremonial 1891; 1920 8p., 1 notebook

    		Notes on traits
    		3 leaves

    		Natöña or initiation into wöwöchimtu, Singers, Horn and Agave Societies Nov. 1891 40p. (total)

    		The Institution of the Governship
    		20p.

    		Plates used in Pueblo Indian religion
    		5 leaves

    		Miscellaneous notes
    		ca.150p.

    		62. Elsie Clews Parsons. Folk-Lore of the Antilles
    		[29], 735, [1], 190; 12; 35p.

    		American Folk Lore Society, vol.26, pt.3. Carbon copy. In French and English


    		63. Peguchi. Canton of Otavalo, Province of Imbabuka, Ecuador. A study of Andean Indians
    		[3]345p; 59p. c.c.

    		Published by the University of Chicago Press. Carbon copy in part.

    		Peguchi. Notes, etc



    		64. Acoma material.



    		Correspondence with various personsTLsS 1932-1941 9p.

    		White, Leslie A. Autobiography of an Acoma Indian
    		26p.

    		White, Leslie A. Supplementary data on Acoma
    		83p.

    		White, Leslie A. Acoma tales
    		59p.

    		Stirling, Matthew W. Acoma records Draft.
    		443 leaves

    		Stirling, Matthew W. Origin myth of Acoma and other records: Leslie A.White. Autobiography of an Acoma Indian: Supplementary data on Acoma; and Acoma Tales
    		[40], 172p.

    		Also correspondence of 4p., 1941.

    		White, Leslie A. Acoma material
    		212p.

    		White, L.A. Acoma material (Incomplete)
    		10p.

    		Acoma material. "Duplicate of Forde's original"
    		33 leaves

    		Miscellaneous Acoma material
    		448 leaves; 25 drawings

    		Includes some correspondence of 1941.

    		Original captions for plates
    		40 leaves

    		Discarded Acoma material. Finished glossary parallels
    		18 leaves

    		65. Antilles. Notebooks
    		2 notebooks

    		66. Miscellaneous



    		Indian reservations in the U.S. 1914 Map, photograph

    		Sea Eagle Hat



    		Rain Hat



    		Sinute design



    		Q'ā'waga copper design



    		Whale hat pattern Kivakiuse(?)



    		36 grizzly bear patterns



    		Thunderbird



    		Skate



    		Narris(?)



    		Pattern fragments



    		Indian designs (for masks?) (see Oversize)
    		43p.

    		Kivakuise(?) drawings, not used.



    		Rubbings from stone(?) D.
    		2 items

    		Indian designs. D. 11 circular items. ca.24" diameter. (see Extra-Oversize items)



    		Titles of groups of items appear, in many cases, to be arbitrarily chosen, and were copied from manuscript notes made by G.A.Reichard on the original brown envelope containers of these papers.

    		67. Parsons, Elsie Clews, Isleta Paintings (mss) Introduction and Commentary



    		Book edited by Esther S. Goldfrank. Wash.,Smithsonian Institution, (970.6:Is4).

    		---- Copy 2. Presented by Mrs. Goldfrank; March 31, 1964. 1964 579ms

    		Elsie Clews Parsons Papers II 1898-1937

    		Series I. Professional Correspondence 1898-1937


    		Aberle, Sophie D. n.d.

    		Abreu, Carlos F. (Mrs.) 1924-25


    		-See also Ser.I, Edwards, A.M.
    -See also Ser.I, Dorman, H.H.

    		Adams, John D. 1905


    		Addams, Jane n.d.


    		Aginsky, Bert W. 1936


    		Ainslee's Magazine 1907


    		Austin, Annette



    		Aitken, Barbara n.d. ALS

    		Allves, Marie Louise n.d.


    		Albuquerque Herald 1922


    		-See Ser.VII, Bursum Bill

    		American Anthropological Association 1917-18; 1935; n.d.


    		American Anthropologist 1915-31


    		Gifford, E.W.



    		Goddard, P.E.



    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Linton, Ralph

    		American Association for International Conciliation 1915


    		American Association for Labor Legislation 1912


    		American Association for the Advancement of Science 1917; 1923


    		American Association of University Professors 1916-17


    		American Breeders' Association 1906


    		American Ehtnographic Society 1940 TLS

    		American Folklore Society, Inc. [1933]


    		-See also Ser.I, American Anthropological Association
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - American Folklore Society

    		American League to Limit Armaments 1914-15


    		Wood, L. Hollingsworth



    		American Museum of Natural History 1917; 1927


    		Dickerson, Mary C.



    		-See also Ser.IV, Zuni - Notes #1, 1918

    		American Society for Comparative Musicology n.d.


    		American Sociological Society 1917


    		Amin, A. Gadir 1926


    		Andrade, Manuel J. 1927 3 items

    		Andrade, Manuel J. 1929


    		Angell, James R. 1936


    		Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 1914


    		Lichtenberger, J.P.



    		Associate Alumni of Barnard College 1911-12; 1935


    		Association of the Bar 1898


    		Atiyah, Edward 1926


    		-See Ser.IV, [Sudanese tales], 1926

    		Atlantic Monthly



    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "Marriage and Parenthood - a Distinction"

    		Austin, Annette



    		-See Ser.I, Ainslee's Magazine

    		Ayres, Clarence 1927


    		Badger, Richard G. 1912; 1933


    		Bailey, Pearce 1921; n.d.


    		Balch, Ernesto 1913


    		Barbeau, C.M.



    		-See Ser.IV, Nova Scotia - Notebook #1, 1923

    		Barclay, Harold n.d.


    		Beaglehole, Ernest



    		-See Ser.I, Sapir, Edward

    		Beals, Ralph L.



    		-See also Ser.IV, [Mexico] - Notes [from Burgoa...], 1933
    -See also Ser.VI, Beals, Ralph L.

    		Folder #1 1932


    		Folder #2 1933


    		Folder #3 1934-36


    		Beals, Ralph L. - Mss. - "Mixe Ms." 1934 7 Folders

    		Beals, Ralph L. - Notes - Burgoa 1933


    		-See Ser.IV, [Mexico] - Notes

    		Beckwith, M. 1917


    		Beckwith, Martha W. 1922


    		The Folk Lore Foundation



    		(Vassar College)

    		Benedict, Ruth 1923-37


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Spanish Elements in the Kachina Cult of the Pueblos" - Corr.
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Spirituals in Alabama" by Clemmie S. Terrell
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - Benedict, Ruth

    		Bennett, Wendell C. 1931


    		Bevin, S. Marie n.d.


    		Black, High 1905


    		Blatch, Harriot Stanton 1908


    		Boardman, Mabel J. 1910-12


    		Boas, Franz



    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - Stephen's Hopi Journal - Corr.
    -See also Ser.VI, Boas, Franz
    -See also Ser.VII, Clippings - Obituaries of ECP, 1941-42
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - Boas, Franz

    		Folder #1 1913-17


    		Folder #2 1918-20


    		Folder #3 1922-27


    		Folder #4 1928-31


    		Folder #5 1932-34


    		Folder #6 1935-36


    		Boekelman, H.J. 1936


    		Bonilla, Guillermo 1930


    		Bose, Somesh Chandra 1923

    		-See also Ser.IV, Hindu (Bose) - Notebooks #1-3, 1923
    -See Ser.IV, Hindu - Notes, 1923

    		Bourne, Randolph



    		-See also Ser.I, Evening Post
    -See also Ser.I, Teall, Dorothy

    		Folder #1 1915; n.d.


    		Folder #2 1916; n.d.


    		Folder #3 1917-18; n.d.


    		Bovey, Charles C. 1932-36


    		Brand, Donald D. 1936


    		Brentano's 1914


    		Brearley School 1918


    		Van Doren, Carl



    		Brew, J.O. 1936


    		Kidder, A[lfred] V.



    		Brice, Kirkpatrick 1909-13; n.d.


    		Brooklyn Museum 1930; n.d.


    		Brooks, Van Wyck 1917


    		Browne, F.W. Stella 1916; 1920


    		Brownell, S.B. 1907


    		Brush, W. Franklin 1912


    		Burlingham, Charles C. 1909


    		Bunzel, Ruth L. 1929-35; n.d.


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Spanish Elements in the Kachina Cult of the Pueblos" - Corr.
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - Stephen's Hopi Journal - Corr.

    		Burke, Charles Henry



    		-See Ser.I, Cattell, Owen

    		Bursum, Holm O. 1923


    		Butler, Nicholas Murray 1899-1908


    		Cadzow, D.A. 1933


    		Calder, William M. 1917; 1919


    		Caldwell, Otis W. 1918


    		Cappanari, Stephen 1940 TLS

    		Carpenter, Alan (Mrs.) 1917?


    		Carrtens, Otto G. 1913


    		Caruso, Maria G. n.d.


    		Casiquito, Cristino 1932


    		Cattell, James McKeen 1917


    		-See also Ser.I, School and Society
    -See also Ser.I, Scientific Monthly

    		Cattell, Owen 1923-24


    		Burke, Charles Henry



    		-See also Ser.IV, [Zuni] - Notebook, 1924 [by O. Cattell]

    		Cecereu, Jeanne - Mss. - [French sayings and tale] n.d.


    		in French

    		Celler, Emanuel 1934


    		Chang, P.C. 1921


    		Chapman, Kenneth M. 1927; 1932


    		Charities and the Commons 1906; n.d.


    		Chicago Herald 1916; 1929


    		Chicago Women's Aid 1916


    		Christensen, A.H. n.d.


    		Churchill, Winston (1871-1947) 1929


    		Citizen's Charter Campaign Committee 1936


    		City Club of Chicago 1916


    		Cochise, George 1921-22


    		Cochito[?], George Washington 1917


    		Cole, Fay-Cooper 1932-1935


    		College Women's Club of Washington n.d.


    		Collegiate Equal Suffrage League of New York State 1906-08


    		Collier, John [1922]; 1935; n.d.


    		-See also Ser. VII, Bursum Bill

    		Collier, John - Mss. - "Politicians Pillage the Pueblos" 1923


    		Columbia University 1905-35


    		Columbia University. Library 1933


    		-See also Ser.IV, Hindu - Notes, 1923
    -See also Ser.IV, Nova Scotia - Notebook #9, 1923

    		Columbia University Press 1931; 1936


    		Comlaire-Sylvan, S. 1933


    		Congrès International des Sciences Anthropologiques et Ethnologiques 1934


    		Firth, Raymond



    		The Crisis 1917


    		Crist, J.H. 1920


    		-See also Ser.I, Hare, Meredith

    		Crockett, Delores N. - Mss. - ["Children's Rhymes from Michigan"] [1931?]


    		Crooks, William



    		-See Ser.I, Folk-Lore Society

    		Cross, Tom Peete 1916


    		-See also Ser.I, Dubois, W.E.B.
    -See also Ser.I, New York Times
    -See also Ser.I, American Assoc. of University Professors

    		Culin, Alice Mumford 1929


    		Culin, Stewart 1918; n.d.


    		Cushing, Frank Hamilton - Mss. - "Oraibe Creation Myth"



    		-See Ser.I, Hodge, F.W.

    		Cushing, Frank Hamilton - Notes



    		-See Ser.IV, Havasupai Lang. - Notes, 1881
    -See Ser.IV, Zuni [Vocabulary], 1880-81

    		Cutting, Bronson M. 1920


    		Davies, John A.V. 1935-36


    		Davis, Arthur Kyle, Jr. 1936


    		Davis, E. Mott, Jr. 1940 TLS

    		Day, Clarence



    		-See also Ser.I, Southwest Society
    - Membership Card file
    (Oversized)

    		Folder #1 1911-16; n.d.


    		Folder #2 1917-18; n.d.


    		Folder #3 1919-25; n.d.


    		Folder #4 1926-36; n.d.


    		Day, Clarence - Biog. memoir by ECP 1919; 1936


    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "Portrait of an Adventurer"

    		Day, Clarence - Mss. - "The Sorrows of a Chukro" [1915?]


    		Day, Peg (Mrs.) n.d.


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Portrait of an Adventurer"

    		Deady, Henderson B. 1915


    		Defrem, Herman 1917


    		Dell, Floyd n.d.


    		-See also Ser.I, The Masses
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Pacifist Snobbishness"

    		Dellenbaugh, Frederick S. 1926 TLS, photo

    		Dellenbaugh, Frederick S.



    		-See Ser.III, Mss.- Stephen's
    Hopi Journal - Correspondence

    		Democratic National Committee n.d.


    		Densmore, Frances 1933; 1936


    		The Dial 1920


    		Dickerson, Mary Cynthia 1917


    		-See also Ser.I, American Museum of Natural History

    		Dorman, H.H. 1923-24


    		Abreu, Carlos F. (Mrs.)



    		-See also Ser.I, Edwards, A.M.

    		Dorset, Wilfred I. 1931


    		Dorsett, Alice E. 1928


    		Dubois, W.E.B. 1916


    		Dunlap, Knight 1916-17


    		Dunn, Robert 1934-35


    		Dutton, Bertha P. 1937 TLS

    		Eastman, Max 1916?; n.d.

    		-See also Ser.I, The Masses

    		Eckerman, E.F. 1918


    		Edwards, A.M.



    		Abreu, Carlos F. (Mrs.)



    		Dorman, H.H.



    		Gonzales, Eligio



    		Law, George



    		True, Clara D.



    		-See also Ser.I, True, Clara D.
    -See also Ser.IX, Pajarito Ranch, N.M.

    		Folder #1 1920-21


    		Folder #2 1922-23


    		Folder #3 1924-25


    		Eggan, Fred 1930-36


    		-See also Ser.VI, Eggan, Fred

    		Elwyn, James 1929-35


    		Embree, Edwin R. 1937 TLS

    		Embree, Edwin R. 1937


    		Emergency Society in Aid of European Science and Art n.d.


    		Emmett, William T. 1912-13


    		Encyclopaedia of the Negro



    		-See Ser.I, Stokes, Anson Phelps

    		Espinosa, Aurelio M. 1926-1936 3 items

    		Espinosa, Aurelio M.



    		-See also Ser.I, Wheeler, Howard
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Spanish Elements in the Kachina Cult of the Pueblos" - Corr.
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Tar Baby"
    -See also Ser.IV, Mexico - Notes, 1930-32 [La Conquista, Santa Ana del Valle]
    -See also Ser. VIII, Espinosa, Manuel

    		Folder #1 1925-30


    		Folder #2 1931


    		Folder #3 1932-35; n.d.


    		Espinosa, Aurelio M., Jr. 1936-37


    		Eugenics Conference, 2nd International (1915) 1914


    		Evans, Frank E. 1917


    		Evans, John 1933; n.d.


    		The Evening Post 1913-18; n.d.


    		Fairchild, David 1906; 1913


    		Fallaize[?], E.L. 1922


    		Fansler, Dean S. 1915


    		Fauset, Arthur Huff 1934


    		-See also Ser.IV, Nova Scotia - Notebooks #1 & #9, 1923
    -See also Ser.VI, Fauset, Arthur Huff

    		Félix, Modock 1926-29


    		in French

    		Fewkes, J. Walter 1917


    		Ficke, Arthur Davison 1935


    		Firth, Raymond



    		-See Ser.I, Congrès International des Sciences Anthropologiques et Ethnologiques

    		Fisher, Waller L. 1911


    		Fitz, Reginald



    		Folder #1 1906-09


    		Folder #2 1910-31; n.d.


    		Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley 1917


    		Folk Lore Foundation (Vassar College)



    		-See Ser.I, Beckwith, Martha W.

    		Folk-Lore Society 1915-19; n.d.


    		Crooks, William



    		Milne, F.A.



    		Forde, C. Daryll 1929-31


    		-See also Ser.IV, Hopi - Notes, 1929; 1932; n.d.

    		The Forum 1916


    		Frank, Jerome N. 1917-18


    		Freire-Marreco, Barbara 1914-18


    		French, David n.d. TLS

    		Fuller, Paul 1920


    		Furbush, Edgar 1912


    		Gachupin, Juan 1922; 1932


    		Gallup, Charles 1916


    		Garcelou, Lee (Mrs.) 1917


    		Giddings, Franklin H. 1906


    		Gifford, E. W. 1927 TLS

    		Gifford, [Edward Winslow?] 1937


    		-See also Ser.I, American Anthropologist

    		Gilbertson, Albert N. 1915


    		Gillett, Frederick H. 1906-19


    		Johnson, Alvin



    		Glenn, Nan Ashton 1939 2 TLsS

    		Goddard, Pliny Earle



    		-See Ser.I, American Anthropologist
    -See also Ser.IV, American Ethnology SW - Notebook, 1912
    -See also Ser.IV, Zuni - Notes, 1918

    		Folder #1 1913-17


    		Folder #2 1918-23; n.d.


    		Goldenweiser, Alexander A. 1914?-20


    		Goldfrank, Esther 1925


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Goldfrank, Esther

    		Gomme, Allan 1928 TLS

    		Gonzales, Eligio 1923-24


    		-See also Ser.I, Edwards, A.M.

    		Goodwin, Grenville 1937


    		Gorrell, Juan L. 1941-1942 3 items

    		Gorell, Mercedes 1941 ALS

    		Greenwich House 1912; 1930-1933; n.d.


    		-See also Ser.I, Simkhovitch, Mary K.

    		Gregory, Alyse 1919; 1923


    		re: D.H. Lawrence

    		Guernsey, S.J. 1918-19


    		-See also Ser. VII, Bursum Bill, 1922-23

    		Gunn, John M. 1918


    		Gunst, Marie L. 1933


    		Gwinn, H.G. 1932


    		Habil, E. Cita Y. [?] 1912


    		Hacket, Francis 1927 6 items, photo

    		Hackett, Francis



    		-See also Ser.I, Day, Clarence, 1922
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "In Terms of Crisis"

    		Folder #1 1914-25


    		Folder #2 1926-29; n.d.


    		Hagerman, H.J. n.d.


    		Haile, Benard n.d.


    		Hall, G. Stanley 1915


    		Halliman, Charles T. 1917


    		Hand, Learned 1918-19


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "In Terms of Crisis"

    		Hapgood, Norman 1908-14?; n.d.


    		-See also Ser.I, Harper's Weekly

    		Hard, William 1912

    		Hare, Meredith



    		Crist, J.H.



    		True, Clara D.



    		Folder #1 1905-15?


    		Folder #2 1920-31; n.d.


    		Harper's Weekly 1913-16


    		Hapgood, Norman



    		Metz, Charles A.



    		Harris, Annie Erna 1917


    		Hart, Walter Morris 1919; n.d.


    		Hasboune, [J.?] 1912-14


    		Hayshaw, Beatrice M.



    		-See Ser.IV. Nova Scotia - Notebook #1, 1923

    		Heretics Club n.d.


    		Herrera, Tanita 1922-23


    		Herskovits, Frances 1929-31


    		-See also Ser.I, Herskovits, Melville - Mss. - Suriname Folk-Lore

    		Herskovits, Melville J. 1927-1941 3 items

    		Herskovits, Melville J.



    		Folder #1 1929-31


    		Folder #2 1932-36


    		Herskovits, Melville J. - Mss. - Suriname Folk-Lore [ca. 1936]


    		Herskovits, Frances



    		Herzog, George 1927 ALS

    		Hibbert Journal 1915


    		Hill, Mary A. 1907


    		Hill, W. W. 1940-1941 2 items

    		Hilles, Charles D. 1912


    		-See Ser.IV, American Ethnology SW - Notebook

    		Hispanic Society of America 1917; 1924


    		Hitchcock, Frederick H. 1910


    		Hodge, F.W. 1929


    		Cushing, Frank Hamilton - Mss. - "Oraibe Creation Myth"



    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "Spanish Elements in the Kachina Cult of the Pueblos" - Corr.

    		Hollingworth, Greta S. 1921


    		Holmes, W.H. 1912


    		-See Ser.IV, American Ethnology SW - Notebook

    		Holt, Hamilton



    		-See Ser.I, The Independent

    		Henry Holt & Co.



    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - Laws of Imitation - Correspondence

    		House, Grace Bigelow 1919


    		Howells, John Mead n.d.


    		Huebsch, B.W. 1920


    		Hughes, Lawrence



    		Folder #1 1914


    		Folder #2 1915-17


    		Folder #3 n.d.


    		Lawrence Hughes family 1915-22


    		Hughes, Myra Hamilton 1913?; n.d.


    		Hyllested, Mlle. 1915


    		The Independent 1906-13


    		Holt, Hamilton



    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Nursery Bug-A-Boos"

    		Institute of Current World Affairs 1933


    		The International Journal of Ethics 1915-17


    		Tufts, James H.



    		Jelliffe, Smith Ely 1915


    		Johnson, Alvin S. 1928 ALS

    		Johnson, Alvin S. 1918?-35; n.d.


    		-See also Ser.I, Gillett, Frederick
    -See also Ser.I, The New Republic

    		Johnson, Eleanor H. n.d.


    		Johnson, Grace Nail n.d.


    		Johnson, Melville - Mss. - "Taos the Brilliant" n.d.


    		Johnstone, Arthur Edward 1917


    		Journal of Abnormal Psychology 1915


    		Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 1912-17


    		Just, E.E. 1935


    		Kelley, Florence n.d.


    		Kennaday, Paul 1915


    		Kennard, Edward A. 1934-36


    		Kerr, Archibald 1912


    		Keur, Dorothy L. 1940 ALS

    		Kidder, Alfred V. 1926 TLS

    		Kidder, Alfred V. 1920-35


    		-See also Ser.I, Brew, J.O.
    -See also Ser. VII, Bursum Bill

    		King, Epsie n.d.


    		Knopf, Alfred A. 1936


    		Knowles, Squire 1935


    		Krempin, L. C. 1909?


    		Kroeber, Alfred L.



    		-See also Ser.I, Bourne, Randolph
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Spanish Elements in the Kachina Cult of the Pueblos" - Corr.
    -See also Ser.IV, Zuni - Notebook, [Journal #1], 1915
    -See also Ser.IV, Zuni - Notebook, [Topics #2], 1915
    -See also Ser.IV, Zuni - Notebook, 1915-16
    -See also Ser.IV, Zuni - [Notes by Alfred L. Kroeber] #1-5, [ca.1919?]
    -See also Ser,VI, Kroeber, Alfred
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - Kroeber, Alfred L.

    		Folder #1 1915-17


    		Folder #2 1918


    		Folder #3 1919


    		Folder #4 1920-21


    		Folder #5 1922-34


    		Folder #6 n.d.


    		Laboratory of Anthropology (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1931; 1935; n.d.

    		-See also Ser.I, Nusbaum, Jesse

    		Laboratory of Anthropology (Santa Fe, N.M.) - Minutes 1935


    		La Farge, C. Grant



    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "An Island Bewitched"

    		Folder #1 1913


    		Folder #2 1914?-21; n.d.


    		La Farge, C. Grant - Mss. - "Rivers and Recollections" n.d.


    		La Farge, C. Grant - Poems 1918-21; n.d.


    		LaFarge, Oliver 1926 TLS

    		La Farge, Oliver



    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "Spanish Elements in the Kachina Cult of the Pueblos" - Correspondence

    		Laroche, Thimoléon 1912


    		in French

    		Law, George 1925; 1929-1936


    		-See also Ser.I, Edwards, A.M.
    -See also Ser.I, True, Clara D.
    -See also Ser.IX, Pajarito Ranch, N.M.

    		Lebosse, Dan 1931


    		Lesser, Alexander 1935


    		Lewis, Margaret 1927 2 items

    		Lewis, Margaret



    		-See also Ser.IV, Zuni - Notebook, 1915-17
    -See also Ser.IV, Zuni - Notes, 1932

    		Folder #1 1916?-33


    		Folder #2 n.d.


    		Lichtenberger, J.P.



    		-See Ser.I, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

    		Lindeman, E.C. 1929


    		Linton, Adeline 1940 TLS

    		Lippman, Walter 1916; n.d.


    		-See also Ser.I, The New Republic

    		The Literary Agency of London 1915


    		Loeb, Edwin M. 1932


    		Lowie, Robert H.



    		-See also Ser.IV, Hopi - Notes, 1929; 1932; n.d.
    -See also Ser.IV, Zuni - Notebook, 1915-16
    -See also Ser.VI, Lowie, Robert

    		Luhan, Mabel Dodge 1927 ALS

    		Luhan, Mabel Dodge



    		-See also Ser.IV, Taos - Notes, [ca.1930]
    -See also Ser.VI, Luhan, Mabel Dodge
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - Luhan, Mabel Dodge

    		Folder #1 [1922]; 1925; 1928; n.d.


    		Folder #2 n.d.


    		McCutcheon, John T. 1932; n.d.


    		McGraw, Clara Louise (Mrs. Donald) n.d.


    		McGuire, Mary C. 1905


    		McLennan, Grace 1921


    		Mack, Julian W. 1916


    		Marlborough, Consuelo



    		-See Ser.I, Spurgeon, Caroline

    		Marn, John 1913?


    		Martin, Paul S. 1933


    		Martin, Walton 1906; 1932; n.d.


    		Martinez, Lorenzo 1929; 1936


    		Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association 1908


    		The Masses 1915-19; n.d.


    		Dell, Floyd



    		Eastman, Crystal



    		Eastman, Max



    		Mayer, Julius M. 1906


    		The Mayor's Independence Day Committee 1917


    		Medical Review of Reviews 1915


    		Mencken, H.L. 1916


    		Merz, Charles 1920?


    		Metz, Charles A.



    		-See Ser.I, Harper's Weekly

    		Miller, Alice Duer 1919?; n.d.


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Shall We Send Our Daughters to College"

    		Miller, H.W. 1906-12; n.d.


    		Mills, Ogden L. 1922


    		Milne, F.W.



    		-See Ser.I, Folk-Lore Society

    		Moffat, Yard & Company 1911


    		Moody, M. 1906


    		Moore, J.B. 1913


    		Moorehead, [Warren K.] [1922]


    		Montague, W.P. n.d.


    		Morgan, C. Stuart 1923


    		Morris, Newbold 1936


    		Morris, Stephen



    		-See Ser.IV, Nova Scotia - Notes, [1923]

    		Morse, Edward S. 1920


    		Museum of Northern Arizona 1935


    		Museum of the American Indian 1918


    		Nadal[?], F.W. n.d.


    		Naismith, Grace 1934


    		National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 1920


    		Johnson, James Weldon



    		National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, Inc. 1934


    		National Hughes Alliance. Women's Committee 1916


    		The New International Encyclopedia 1914


    		Colby, F.M.



    		The New International Year Book 1914


    		Colby, F.M.



    		"The New Passion-alism" [1911?]


    		The New Republic 1915-20?; n.d.


    		Croly, Herbert



    		Johnson, Alvin S.



    		Littell, Philip



    		Littell, R.



    		-See also Ser.I, Hackett, Francis
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "In Terms of Crisis"
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Portrait of an Adventurer"

    		New Review 1915


    		New School for Social Research 1919


    		New York (City). Office of the President of the Borough of Manhattan 1908


    		New York Academy of Sciences 1917-35


    		New York Times 1914-17; n.d.


    		Wiley, Louis



    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - New York Times

    		New York Tribune 1915-16


    		The New Yorker



    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "Portrait of an Adventurer"

    		Nock, Albert Jay 1921


    		Nusbaum, Jesse L. 1931-35


    		O'Brien, Katherine M. 1936

    		O'Donovan, Gerald 1909


    		Open Court Publishing Company 1915


    		Opler, Morris Edward 1939-1941 2 items

    		Opler, Morris E.



    		-See also Ser.VI, Opler, Morris

    		Folder #1 1931-32


    		Folder #2 1933-34


    		Folder #3 1935-36; n.d.


    		Opler, Morris E. - Mss. - "An Analysis of Mesclavo and Chiricahua Apache Social Organization 1932


    		Opler, Morris E. - Notes n.d.


    		Pan American Union 1913


    		Pardo de Tavera, T.H. 1905


    		Parsons, Elsie Clews. Fragment of "Bahama article" mss. n.d. TMs

    		Parsons, Geoffrey 1922


    		Parsons, Mary n.d. ALS

    		Peabody, Charles 1920; n.d.


    		Peabody, George Foster 1926 2 TLsS

    		People's Council of America 1917; n.d.


    		Lochner, Louis P.



    		Percy, E. 1913-14?


    		Peters, Andrew J. 1907?-36


    		Peters, Martha R. Phillips 1910-35; n.d.


    		Philadelphia Conference on Parenthood 1917


    		Piedra Lumbre Cattle Company Ghost Ranch 1934


    		Pinchot, Gifford 1905-08


    		Plaza, M. Avelina de 1915


    		Popular Science Monthly 1917


    		Pospísil, Francis 1931; 1933


    		Poyntz, Juliet Stuart 1914


    		Price, B.S. 1916


    		Pronger, Dorothy M. 1926


    		-See Ser.IV, Egyptian, Sudanese, and Arabian Tales - Notes, 1926

    		Psychoanalytic Review 1915


    		The Psychological Review 1915


    		The Public n.d.


    		Public Education Association 1914


    		Pulitzer, Joseph 1907


    		Putnam, Emily James 1906-19; n.d.


    		Putnam, Herbert 1905?; n.d.


    		G.P. Putnam's Sons 1907-19


    		Race 1935


    		Radin, Paul 1930


    		Raup, Ida n.d.


    		Ravage, M.E. 1918-19


    		Ravenel, W. de C. 1919


    		plant specimen

    		Realso, Cleveland H. 1919


    		Redfield, Robert 1939 TLS

    		Redfield, Robert 1929-35


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - Mitla: Town of the Souls
    -See also Ser.VI, Redfield, Robert
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - Redfield, Robert

    		Redfield, [Robert] - Mss. - "The Coati and the Ceiba" [1935?]


    		Reichard, Gladys A. 1927-1941 7 items

    		Reichard, Gladys A.



    		-See also Ser.VI, Reichard, Gladys A.
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - Reichard, Gladys

    		Folder #1 1923-31


    		Folder #2 1932-36; n.d.


    		Reuter, E.B. 1930


    		Reynolds, Paul R. 1906


    		Rhodes, Harrison 1913


    		Ricard, Robert - Mss. - "Les F[UNK]etes de «Moros y Cristianos» au Mexique (Addition)" 1932


    		-See Ser.IV, Mexico - Notes, 1930-32 [La Conquista, Santa Ana del Valle]

    		Roberts, Helen H. 1919-36


    		Robinson, Evangeline M.



    		-See Ser.IV, Nova Scotia - Notebook #9, 1923

    		Robinson, James Harvey 1914; 1920; n.d.


    		Rodman, Henrietta 1917


    		Roosevelt, Theodore 1906-09


    		Root, Elihu 1909


    		Rosenbloom, Samuel 1918


    		Ross, E.A. 1915


    		Royal Anthropological Institute 1918; 1920


    		Russell, William F. 1939 3 items

    		Rydberg, P.A. 1919


    		Sanger, Margaret 1916


    		Sanger, William



    		Sanger, William 1916-17


    		-See also Ser.I, Sanger, Margaret

    		Sapir, Edward 1918-36


    		Beaglehole, Ernest



    		Santiago, Eligio 1932


    		Sargent, Mary T. 1920


    		Schapiro, J. Salwyn 1915

    		School and Society 1915


    		Cattell, James McKeen



    		The School of Philanthropy 1906


    		Schroeder, Theodore 1906; 1914


    		Scidmore, Eliza R. 1908?


    		Scientific Monthly 1916-36; n.d.


    		Cattell, James McKeen



    		Scofield, S.W. 1914; 1916


    		Seager, Henry N.



    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "Property and Habit"

    		Sedgwick, Mary K. 1922


    		Seligman, Edwin R.A. 1907


    		Sedgwick, Shan 1939 3 items

    		Selmer, Carl 1930


    		Service Espagnol d'Information 1936


    		in French

    		The Seven Arts 1917


    		Shank, Burgess 1915


    		Shaw, Marion K. 1916


    		Silva, Adela 1905-16


    		Simkhovitch, Mary K. 1899-1935


    		-See also Ser.I, Greenwich House

    		Skinner, Alanson B. 1917


    		Small, Albion W. 1913-16


    		Smith, T.R.



    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "In the Southwest", Folders #1, #6, #10

    		Smythe, B.M. n.d.


    		Snyder, Homer P. 1923


    		Society of Friends of Mexico 1935


    		Sociological Review 1915


    		Sonneborn, H.B., Sr. 1916


    		Southwest Museum 1935-36


    		Southwest Society 1919-23


    		ledger

    		Southwest Society - Membership Card file 1919-22


    		Day, Clarence



    		-See Oversized

    		Spier, Ann Gayton 1935-36


    		Spier, Leslie



    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Christian Rites in Zuni Ceremonialism" - Corr.
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - White, Leslie A.

    		Folder #1 1918; 1920-1934


    		Folder #2 1935-37


    		Spinden, Herbert J. 1922


    		-See also Ser.VII, Bursum Bill

    		Spurgeon, Caroline 1918


    		Marlborough, Consuelo



    		Starr, Frederick 1922


    		Stimson, Henry L. 1906; 1920


    		Stirling, Matthew W. 1940-1941 3 TLsS

    		Stirling, Matthew W. 1930-37


    		Stokes, Anson Phelps 1915; 1936


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Stokes, Anson Phelps

    		Stokes, Helen Phelps n.d.


    		Strong, Duncan 1937 TLS

    		Strong, Duncan 1935; 1937


    		The Suffragist 1920


    		Sunday World 1916


    		Wood, Charles W.



    		Sunwise Turn Bookshop 1929


    		The Survey 1916


    		Swanton, John R. 1919; 1922


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Escape Up the Tree"

    		Swift, Charles N. 1906


    		Taft, William Howard 1906-27


    		-See also Ser.VI, Taft, William

    		Tanenbaum, Florence L. 1919?


    		Teachers' Defense Committee 1918


    		Teall, Dorothy 1932


    		Teresa, L.M. Imilia 1912


    		Terrell, Clemmie S. - Mss. "Spirituals in Alabama" 1930


    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "Spirituals in Alabama"

    		Thomas, William I.



    		-See Ser.III, Mss. - "Two Methods of Ethnological Hypothesis"

    		Thompson, Martha n.d.


    		Thown, Miss [?] 1905


    		Thurnwald, Richard C. 1933


    		Titiev, Morris



    		-See also Ser.VI, Titiev, Mischa

    		Folder #1 1933-34


    		Folder #2 1935-37; n.d.


    		Toksvig, Signe K. 1920-29; n.d.


    		Signe Toksvig is Mrs. Francis Hackett
    -See also Ser.III, Mss. - "In Terms of Crisis"

    		Toor, Frances 1929-34; n.d.


    		Torrence, R. 1917-20


    		Trager, George L. 1937

    		True, Clara D.



    		Edwards, A.M.



    		Law, George



    		-See also Ser.I, Hare, Meredith
    -See also Ser.II, Parsons, Herbert, 1920

    		Folder #1 1910-13


    		Folder #2 1914-19


    		Folder #3 1920-22; 1934; n.d.


    		Tufts, James H.



    		-See Ser.I, International Journal of Ethics

    		Tutting[?], R. Fulton 1906


    		Tutuiler, Julia R. 1911-13; n.d.


    		Underhill, Ruth n.d.


    		Unidentified n.d.


    		United States. Dept. of Justice 1918


    		United States. Dept. of the Interior 1912; n.d.


    		-See also Ser.IV, American Ethnology SW - Notebook

    		United States. Dept. of the Interior. Office of Indian Affairs 1935


    		United States Civil Service Commission 1935


    		University of California Press 1935


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Univ. of California Press

    		University of Chicago 1914-15


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Univ. of Chicago

    		Vaillant, George C. 1934


    		Van Doren, Carl



    		-See Ser.I, Brearley School

    		Vassar College. Folk Lore Foundation



    		-See Ser.I, Beckwith, Martha W.

    		Viking Press, Inc. 1934-35


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Viking Press, Inc.

    		Villarán, Benjamin, Jr. 1930


    		-See also Ser.IV, [Mexico] - Notes [taken by Benjamin Villarán, Jr.], 1930

    		Wallis, Wilson D. 1932-35


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Wallis, Wilson D.

    		Walton, Eda Lou 1919


    		Warrinder [?], Eleanor 1906


    		Way, George P. [1925]


    		Weiant, C.W. 1935


    		Wheeler, Howard T. 1930; n.d.


    		Espinosa, Aurelio M.



    		Wheelwright, Mary C. 1935


    		White, Amelia [Elizabeth?] 1923


    		White, Leslie A. 1927-1941 4 items

    		White, Leslie A.



    		-See also Ser.IV, Hopi - Notes, 1929; 1932; n.d.
    -See also Ser.VI, White, Leslie
    -See also Ser.X, Corr. - White, Leslie A.

    		Folder #1 [1927?]- Jun. 1930


    		Folder #2 Jul. 1930-31


    		Folder #3 1932-33


    		Folder #4 1934-37; n.d.


    		Whitman, A. 1921?


    		Whooley, Mary n.d.


    		Whorf, Benjamin L. 1933; 1935


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - Stephen's Hopi Journal - Corr.

    		Wiley, Louis n.d.


    		-See also Ser.I, New York Times

    		Williams, William 1934


    		Wilson, G.R. 1926; 1931


    		Winters, John D. 1912


    		Winthrop, B. 1912


    		Wisdom, Charles 1935


    		Wisdom, Charles - Mss. - "Mem. from the Chorti of Eastern Guatemala" [ca. 1935?]


    		-See Ser.IV, Chorti - Notes [taken by Charles Wisdom]

    		Wissler, Clark 1918-22


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Spanish Elements in the Kachina Cult of the Pueblos" - Corr.

    		Woman's City Club (Boston, Mass.) 1921?


    		Woman's Forum 1916


    		Women's Trade Union League 1917


    		Women's University Club (New York City) 1909


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Realty Company of the Women's University Club

    		Wood, Charles W.



    		-See Ser.I, Sunday World

    		Wood, L. Hollingsworth



    		-See Ser.I, American League to Limit Armaments

    		Wood, M.R. 1905?


    		Woodall, N.F. - Mss. - "Old Signs in Alabama" 1930


    		-See also Ser.III, Mss. - "Spirituals in Alabama" by Clemmie S. Terrell

    		Woodson, Carter G. 1926-1927 2 items

    		Woodson, Carter G. 1934


    		Woodward, Dorothy 1933


    		Woolston, Florence Guy - Mss. - "Marriage Customs and Taboos Among the Early Heterodites" [1919?]


    		-See Ser.VII, "Marriage Customs Among the..."

    		Work, Monroe N. 1919


    		-See Ser.IV, [African Proverbs]

    		Wyman, Leland C. 1936


    		Yale Review 1915


    		Young, George



    		Folder #1 1909-11


    		Folder #2 1912


    		Folder #3 1913-33; n.d.


    		Yves-Guyot, [?] 1919


    		Zingg, Robert M. 1934-36; n.d.


    		Zoro, Angèlica Q. de 1931-32; 1935


    		in Spanish

    		Zuraik, Philip 1926


    		Unidentified 1926-1936 2 items

    		Series II. Personal Correspondence 1882-1941; 1965


    		Abbott, Holken n.d.

    		Adams, F.C. 1888; 1890; n.d.


    		Adams, Lilian 1890; n.d.


    		Adams, Marion H. 1886; 1888; n.d.


    		Aldrich, Chester Holmes 1906?; n.d.


    		Aldrich, Nelson W. n.d.


    		Allison, W.B. 1906; n.d.


    		Andersen, Andreas 1901


    		Anderson, Sarah E. 1912-13


    		Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company 1920


    		Baker, George Bramwell 1929-30


    		Banks, Lucette 1885-90; n.d.


    		Bannard, Otto T. n.d.


    		F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Co. 1932-33; 1941


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Bartlett Tree Expert Co.

    		Belknap, Alice 1882-90; n.d.


    		Bend, Beatrice 1890?


    		Bennet, William S. 1906-11


    		Berberich, Peter 1936


    		Berndt, Charles 1914-27


    		Blake, George Baty 1909?


    		Boggs, Miss 1901


    		Boit[?], John n.d.


    		Boney[?], P. n.d.


    		Borden, Alfred 1914


    		Borden, Effie Brooks 1888; 1890; n.d.


    		Borden, Leonora 1888-90; n.d.


    		Bower, Anna E. 1884-89; n.d.


    		Boynton, Stanley C. 1934-35


    		Brice, M. n.d.


    		Bright, Leslie 1890; n.d.


    		Brown, Caroline 1938; 1965


    		Parsons, Fanny (Mrs. John)



    		Brownell, Matilda 1906?; n.d.


    		Buker, Lou C. 1890


    		Bull, Harry A. n.d.


    		Burden, Evelyn B. 1889; n.d.


    		Bureau for the Requirements of Social Life n.d.


    		Burns, Gerald R. 1930


    		Burton, T.E. 1907; n.d.


    		Busch, Bella C. 1887


    		Butler, Lawrence 1901


    		Cameron, Anne F. 1890?


    		Camp Chocórua 1889


    		Carmody, Mary J. 1906-36


    		Chappell, Walter F. 1901


    		Church, Ulina Estelle 1908


    		Clews, Henry, Jr. 1885-1930; n.d.


    		brother
    -See also Ser.VI, Clews, Henry, Jr.

    		Clews, Henry, Sr. 1888-1921; n.d.


    		father

    		Clews, Henry n.d.


    		nephew

    		Clews, James B. 1920-28


    		Clews, Lucy Madison Worthington



    		mother
    -See also Ser.II, Clews, Robert Bower

    		Folder #1 1887-1909


    		Folder #2 1910-35; n.d.


    		Clews, Robert Bower 1890?


    		brother

    		Clews, Lucy Madison Worthington



    		Clews Family - Genealogy n.d.


    		Clotilde, L.M. n.d.


    		Cohn, Sigmund 1890?


    		Collins, Kathleen n.d.


    		Colton, Bertha 1888-90


    		Cooley, Alford W. 1909-11


    		Crane, W.M. 1906


    		Culberton, Louise n.d.


    		Cushing, Howard G. 1906


    		Cushing, Lily D. n.d.


    		Davies, Julien T. 1888

    		de Koven, Hana F. (Mrs. Reginald) 1936


    		Dennett, Elizabeth 1914?


    		Dewey, George n.d.


    		Dexter, Josephine 1894


    		Dexter, Samuel



    		Folder #1 1893-94; n.d.


    		Folder #2 n.d.


    		Folder #3 1893-94; n.d.


    		letters from ECP silk purse

    		Folder #4 n.d.


    		Dillard, Calvin 1913-14


    		Drury, Samuel S. 1917


    		Durand, Mortimer, Sir (and Lady) n.d.


    		Durham, Jesse L. 1905


    		Early, Mary 1910


    		Eckerman[?], Elizabeth S.M. 1917-18


    		Eddy, Marie Seymour 1890?


    		Edgar, Mary N. 1890?


    		Emery, Henry C. n.d.


    		Erlandsen, Clarita K. n.d.


    		Fawcett de Cappeti, Laura 1890


    		Fearing, George R. 1890


    		Fish, Lillie 1889


    		Fisher, Irving 1908


    		Foster, Murphy J. 1906


    		Fowler, Edward M. 1890?


    		Fowler, Louise M. 1890?


    		Francfort, Lena (Mrs. J.) 1906-11


    		Frankel, Rose 1932


    		Fritsche, H. 1889


    		Gedon, Anna 1919


    		Gerard, James W. 1889; 1935


    		Greenough, J.T. 1890?


    		Griscom, Else n.d.


    		Grondahl, Edla 1930


    		Hackett, C.F. 1914


    		Hammond, Emily n.d.


    		Hansbrough, H.C. n.d.


    		Harding, Jewell C. 1921-25


    		Harriman, Mary n.d.


    		Hasking, Tom 1901


    		Hawxhurst, George W. 1911


    		Heather II (Ship) 1912


    		-See also Ser.I, Day, Clarence, 24 Jan. 1912

    		Henderson, Nathalie 1911


    		Herrick, Robert



    		-See Ser.IX, Pajarito Ranch, N.M.

    		Herrick, Robert - Mss. - "A Feline World" 1929


    		page proof; inscribed "To E.C.P." under title

    		Herter, Christian A. 1908-09


    		Hindle[?], Jim n.d.


    		Hirst, Francis W. 1908


    		Hoar, R. 1906


    		Howard, Mrs. 1934


    		Idle, Henry 1906


    		Irving, Teresa 1928


    		Jenkins, Edwin 1920


    		Johnson, Jennie 1919


    		Joy, Walter T. 1935


    		Joyce, Alden P. 1928-29


    		Kearny, Thomas 1890?


    		Kemp, Kate 1906


    		Kennedy, John Drummond n.d.


    		son-in-law

    		Kimball, Madeleine 1925


    		Kingman, John J. 1935


    		Kirk, Adelaide C. 1920


    		Knollwood Cemetery 1910


    		Kuhn, Laura 1934


    		Ladd, Elizabeth B. 1889


    		Ladenburg, Emily 1889


    		La Farge, Mabel n.d.


    		La Faye[?], H.B. n.d.


    		Lawrence, A.T.



    		Folder #1 1888-90; n.d.


    		Folder #2 1890; n.d.


    		Lawrence, John 1890


    		Lee, Maud Stewart 1889-90

    		Lherbette, M. 1888


    		Liggett, [?] W. 1901


    		Light, Gertrude U. 1924-32


    		The Lincoln School of Teachers College (N.Y.C.) 1921


    		Lockwood, Louise B. 1901


    		Lodge, H.C. 1906


    		Lufis[?], L.L. 1887


    		McCormick, M. n.d.


    		McKay, J.H. n.d.


    		MacLeay, Luena B. 1919


    		Maddell, Laura A. 1909


    		Madeira, Lucy 1909


    		Manhattan Storage & Warehouse Co. 1929-32


    		Marmon, R.O. 1931


    		Matsuka, Mrs. 1906


    		Mijarda[?], B. n.d.


    		Millard, M.W. 1889-90; n.d.


    		Millett, F.D. 1914?


    		Morgan, E.P. n.d.


    		Morgan, Helen ca. 1901


    		Morris, Arthur n.d.


    		Nagle, Anne 1935


    		-See also Ser.X, Corr. - Nagle, Anne

    		Nearing, Scott 1917


    		Nechida, Masa 1911


    		Noble, Raymond Hull 1914


    		Osharu, L.P. n.d.


    		Pagenstecher, Misses 1886


    		Parsons, Bertha Brush n.d.


    		Parsons, Constance 1901; 1906


    		Parsons, Elsie (Lissa)



    		daughter
    -See also Ser.II, Young, J.H.
    -See also Ser.VI, Kennedy, Elsie (Lissa) Parsons
    -See also Ser.VII, [Journal of Lissa's Health and Growth]

    		Folder #1 1909-12


    		Folder #2a 1915-31


    		Folder #2b 1932-35


    		Folder #3 n.d.


    		Parsons, Fanny W. (Mrs. John E.) 1940; n.d.


    		daughter-in-law
    -See also Ser.II, Brown, Caroline

    		Parsons, Herbert



    		husband
    -See also Ser.VI, Parsons, Herbert

    		Folder #1 1891; 1896


    		Folder #2 1897


    		Folder #3 1898


    		Folder #4a Jan.-Aug. 1899


    		Folder #4b Sep.-Dec. 1899; n.d.


    		Folder #5a Jan.-Jul. 1900


    		Folder #5b Aug.-Dec. 1900


    		Folder #6 1901


    		Folder #7 1902


    		Folder #8 1903

    		Folder #9a Jan.-Jun. 1904


    		Folder #9b Jul.-Dec. 1904


    		Folder #10 Feb.-Sep. 1905


    		Folder #11 Oct.-Dec. 1905


    		Folder #12 Jan.-Jun. 1906


    		Folder #13 Jul. 1906


    		Folder #14 Aug. 1906


    		Folder #15 Sep. 1906


    		Folder #16a 1-15 Oct. 1906