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Chaplin, W. E. (William Edwards), 1860-1948. Manuscript, ca. 1920.

Title: Manuscript, ca. 1920.

Collection contains a photocopy of a manuscript written by Chaplin entitled "A Lifetime in Wyoming," reminiscing about his work in Laramie and the owners and editors of the various newspapers.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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William A. Richards Family Papers, 1870-1965

Title: William A. RichardsFamily Papers 1870-1965

William A. Richards was governor of Wyomingfrom 1895-1898. He was also Surveyor General for Wyoming, AssistantCommissioner of the General Land Office under President William McKinley, andCommissioner of the General Land Office under President Theodore Roosevelt. Thecollection contains correspondence of both William A. Richards and Alice R.McCreery, journals, reminiscences of Alice R. McCreery, and family photographs.There is also quite a large amount of genealogical information for variousbranches of the Richards family.

ArchivalResource: 1.57 cubic ft. (3boxes + Safe Envelope)

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Richards, William A. (William Alford), 1849-1912. William A. Richards family papers, 1870-1965.

Title: William A. Richards family papers, 1870-1965.

Collection contains 7 letters to Richard's cousin John T. Richards (1876-1912); 5 letters from Theodore Roosevelt; a journal kept while in California and in Colorado Springs (1879-1881); speeches (1899); maps and certificates; materials relating to the opening of land in Oklahoma for settlement, which Richards oversaw (1901); photographs (1874-1876,1989-1905); a 25 page typescript manuscript on the creation of Wyoming's constitution by W.E. Chaplin, who was a member of the committee which formulated the constitution in 1889; and miscellaneous other materials. The collection also includes genealogical research conducted by Richards' daughter Alice Richards McCreery (1876-1967) on the extended Richards family (1870-1965); Alice's reminiscences and journals (1933-1961); materials relating to her trip to Yellowstone National Park in 1898; and correspondence (1896-1899, 1954-1956) with a Leo F. Nohl, whom she had met at a Young People's Baptist convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1896.

ArchivalResource: 1.57 cubic ft. (3 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/33156804 View