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Stephens, William Anderson, d. 1865. William Anderson Stephens papers, 1862-1865 [microform].

Title: William Anderson Stephens papers, 1862-1865 [microform].

The collection consists of a microfilm copy of the papers of William Anderson Stephens from 1862-1865. The papers include 106 letters: 52 letters by William Anderson Stephens, addressed to his wife, Susan, but usually written to the whole family, May 18, 1862-February 22, 1865; 1 letter by E. B. Stephens to Susan, his sister-in-law, February 22, 1863; 27 letters by John W. Hodnett, July 23, 1861-October 16, 1862; 6 letters by T. J. Hodnett, August 19, 1862-December 10, 1863; 4 letters by S. G. Hodnett, February 10, 1862-June 28, 1863; 3 letters by W. H. Hodnett, March 29, 1863; 1 letter by G. T. Hodnett, March 29, 1863; 4 letters by H. H. Hodnett, December 14, 1861-March 10, 1862; 1 letter by John A. Hodnett, January 19, 1862; 1 letter by Mary Hodnett to Susan Hodnett Stephens, April 10, 1863; 2 pre-war and 3 post-war letters. Included also are 3 ballads. The letters are fairly typical of the rural, unlettered, home-loving Confederate soldier being concerned with life, food, rumors of troop movements, news of neighbors also serving in the army, and concern for the welfare of home and family.

ArchivalResource: 1 microfilm reel.

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Alabama. Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources. State publications, 1907-[Ongoing].

Title: State publications, 1907-[Ongoing].

These state publications consist of annual, biennial, and quadrennial reports; brochures, bulletins, circulars, conservation codes, leaflets, educational pamphlets, informational pamphlets, manuals, maps, minutes, newsletters, periodicals (such as Alabama Conservation and Alabama Game and Fish News), press releases, reports, special studies, and speeches. Information discussed in these publications include animal species, Arbor Day, bird species, boating, coastal fisheries resources, conservation of natural resources, conservation law, endangered species, fishing, fire ant eradication, forest fire protection, flower species, forestry and forestry management, hunting, land management, marine resources, oysters, pesticides, rivers, shrimp, varieties of native trees, and water safety. The commissioners included: John H. Wallace, Jr., I. T. Quinn, Walter B. Jones, Albert W. Gill, Ben C. Morgan, Bert E. Thomas, Philip C. Hamm, Earl M. McGowin, W. H. Drinkard, William C. Younger, Claude D. Kelley, Joe W. Graham, John W. Hodnett, John M. McMillan, James D. Martin, and Charley Grimsley.

ArchivalResource: 23 cubic ft. (23 records center cartons).

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Hodnett, John W. Letters, 1861-1863.

Title: Letters, 1861-1863.

Collection consists of letters from Hodnett to his brother, sister, and father, with comments on the hardships of war and the various battles and campaigns in which he was engaged.

ArchivalResource: 6 items.

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Alabama. Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources. Annual, biennial and quadrennial reports : state publications, 1908-[ongoing].

Title: Annual, biennial and quadrennial reports : state publications, 1908-[ongoing].

The annual reports function to document the activities of the department over the year. Among the subjects discussed in these reports are: economic value and the protection of wildlife; research into wildlife and wildlife habitat; educational and informational activities conducted by the department; the enforcement of laws related to hunting game, fishing, and field trials for dogs; the licensing of hunting and limits to the hunting season; land purchases made; and specific wildlife such as bear, deer, quail, turkey, squirrel, and many others. Also discussed are air and water pollution, seafood, restocking streams, rivers, and lakes with fish, and controlling forest fires. From 1939 the control of the state's school lands and the Civilian Conservation Corps' camps were included in the working of the department, with the latter leading to the state park system now in place in Alabama. From the 1930s the agency's cooperation with the US Forestry Service and TVA were discussed in detail. Also of note are the reports of the county (and later district) game wardens regarding the proliferation of wildlife and protection against forest fires. Statistics regarding the numbers of convictions and the issuance of hunting licenses are given by county as well. Financial information is given for both the state and county levels regarding receipts and disbursements. Of special interest is a wildlife map of Alabama in the FY1936 annual report. These annual reports also contain various types of maps and charts, such as the 1941 map of lookout towers in Alabama, and the charts in the 1946 annual report of receipts and expenditures for 1945. In the 1980s organizational charts began to appear. The first report is actually a double biennial report that covers the years 1908-1910 and 1910-1912. The first biennial report published, 1907-1908, is not present in the collection. Biennial reports were issued from 1906-1918, quadrennial reports were issued from 1918-1934, and from 1934 forward annual reports were issued. There is not a 1988 annual report. The commissioners included: John H. Wallace, Jr., I.T. Quinn, Walter B. Jones, Albert W. Gill, Ben C. Morgan, Bert E. Thomas, Philip C. Hamm, Earl M. McGowin, W.H. Drinkard, William C. Younger, Claude D. Kelley, Joe W. Graham, John W. Hodnett, John M. McMillan, James D. Martin, and Charley Grimsley.

ArchivalResource: 3.1 cubic ft. (4 records center cartons).

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