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Arkansas History Commission. William Dalton, Chalmers Dalton, U.G. Dalton Jr. and William Crawford [graphic].

Title: William Dalton, Chalmers Dalton, U.G. Dalton Jr. and William Crawford [graphic]. [192-?]

Negative taken of William Dalton, Chalmers Dalton, U.G. Dalton, Jr. and William Crawford, probably taken in the 1920s. William Dalton (b. Feb. 1899), Chalmers Dalton (1901-1966), and U.G. Dalton, Jr. (b. Jan., 1897) are all the sons of Ulysses Grant Dalton, Sr. (1868-1941) and Roberta Dalton (b. Jan. 1871 in Mississippi). Ulysses Grant Dalton, Sr. operated a gin, which cost nearly $10,000, near Sherill, Jefferson County, Arkansas through 1918. In 1918, the Daltons moved to Tamo (near Grady), Jefferson County, Arkansas. Ulysses Grant Dalton, Jr. continued the gin and also owned a store. Ulysses Grant Dalton, Jr. married Alma E. Rogers Dalton. Their son Ulysses Grant Dalton, III (1927-1989) was a musician. The second son of Ulysses Grant Daton, Jr., Chalmers Dalton was born on June 26, 1901. Chalmers Dalton died in October 1966, while living in St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri.

ArchivalResource: 1 copy negative : b&w ; 13 x 10 cm. (5 x 4 in.)

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Crawford, William. Tall case brass dial clock, ca. 1775.

Title: Tall case brass dial clock, ca. 1775.

Maple tall-case clock. The hood has a molded domed top with two bras urn-and-spire finials, a molded cornice, a molded arch above the door, free-standing turned columns at the front corners and a glazed door with an astragal top. Waist with cove molding at the top and a case door with a shaped top. Stepped base with cove and ovolo moldings at the top and ogee moldings at the bottom. Composite brass dial with applied chapter ring with roman hour numerals and arabic minute numerals, applied cast ornament in the spandrels and lunette, and an applied name boss engraved "William Crawford Oakham" in the lunette. Inside the chapter ring there is a seconds dial, a calendar aperture. Eight day movement.

ArchivalResource: H: 89.25" W: 20.5" D: 9.5"

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Crawford, William. Correspondence, 1864.

Title: Correspondence, 1864.

Correspondence concerning Crawford's interest in the British tobacco trade during the American Civil War, including information on blockade running, supplies, and prices.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

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Crawford, William. William Crawford letter, 1835 Apr. 18.

Title: William Crawford letter, 1835 Apr. 18.

William Crawford in New Orleans, La., writes Captain Daniel Hevrich in Charleston, S.C., regarding the cotton trade.

ArchivalResource: 1 letter.

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Cross, Roselle Theodore, 1844-1924. Roselle Theodore Cross Papers.

Title: Roselle Theodore Cross Papers. 1891-1918.

Correspondence (1891-93) relating to the history of Congregationalism in Colorado. Includes several lengthy letters from William Crawford, pioneer minister in Colorado. Contains sermons, publications, and clippings. Subjects treated include religious life in Colorado Territory, and the discovery of the Cave of the Winds.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (ca. 156 items) ; 31 x 26 x 13 cm.

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Felton papers, 1839-1920 (inclusive), 1839-1889, 1916-1920 (bulk).

Title: Felton papers, 1839-1920 (inclusive), 1839-1889, 1916-1920 (bulk).

The Felton papers consist of correspondence, memoranda, reports, etc. of Samuel Morse Felton and his son Samuel Morse Felton, both civil engineers who became prominent railroad executives. Samuel Morse Felton, Sr. was appointed president of the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad in 1851, and his letterpress book, 1857-1859, concerns his management of the railroad. The P. W. & B. was an important transportation route during the Civil War, and Felton's loose papers relate primarily to the foiling of an assassination plot against Lincoln in February, 1861, the transportation of Union troops and supplies (much of this material consists of cipher dispatches and telegrams), and the construction of the Hoosac Tunnel in Massachusetts, for which Felton served as commissioner, 1862-1865. After the War, Felton became president of Pennsylvania Steel, but his interest in railroading remained strong. A letterpress book, 1868-1874, contains his letters as president of the Delaware Railroad and other positions he continued to hold in the industry. Felton's correspondents include Craig Biddle, John B. Brooks, Simon Cameron, Samuel F. du Pont, John M. Forbes, Alexander Holmes, Benjamin H. Latrobe, Jr., Benson J. Lossing, Allan Pinkerton, Fitz John Porter, Enoch Pratt, E. S. Sanford, Nathaniel Thayer, David Yulee, P. H. Hare, John Bingham, George McClellan, George Stearns, Thomas Blackwell, Robert Beale, and George E. Bent. Samuel Morse Felton, Jr. also served as president and chariman of several railroad companies and industry associations. These papers relate in part to Felton's position as advisor to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1916 and illustrate preparations made by the Corps for war with Mexico. The majority of the material concerns Felton's activities as Director General of Military Railroads, 1917-1918. Correspondents include Wallace Atterbury, Maj. Gen. William Black, Col. W. C. Langrift, William G. McAdoo, and William B. Parsons. There is also a typescript of an official report compiled by Felton, History of Director General of Military Railways.

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Crawford, William. Diary, 1785 May-July.

Title: Diary, 1785 May-July.

Photocopy of the corrected transcript of William Crawford's (1763-1815) diary of a journey from Latrobe, Pa. down the Ohio River and back, May through July of 1785. Mentions buffalo hunting, local Indians, and wilderness tracking.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (5 p.)

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First Congregational Church : ministers history, [undated].

Title: First Congregational Church : ministers history, [undated].

Photocopied material by and about ministers of the church.

ArchivalResource: 14 items.

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Crawford, William. Cartoons, 1970.

Title: Cartoons, 1970.

Eight editorial cartoons by an artist whose work is syndicated by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.

ArchivalResource: 8 items.

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Halpern, Frank M., 1943-. Correspondence, 1973-1983.

Title: Correspondence, 1973-1983.

Letters and postcards written to Frank Halpern by Oswald Train and Roy A. Squires, rare book dealers and collectors. Correspondence discusses books and book collecting matters, conferences, publishers, magazines that are being established, and books purchased by Halpern from both men. Squires also discusses his own writing & Halpern's letters also discuss personal matters -- vacations, gifts and social engagements. Also includes several pages of one of Squire's book catalog.

ArchivalResource: 0.4 cubic ft. (1 box).

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Crawford, William. Editorial cartoons, 1954-1962 (inclusive).

Title: Editorial cartoons, 1954-1962 (inclusive).

ArchivalResource: 174 items.

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