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Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792. Editorial records of "The Papers of Henry Laurens," 1743-2004

Title: Editorial records of "The Papers of Henry Laurens," 1743-2004

Correspondence, transcripts, and other photocopied items of Henry Laurens pertaining to the editing and publication of "The Papers of Henry Laurens." Based in Columbia, S.C., the project published 16 volumes between 1968 and 2003, "for the South Carolina Historical Society by the University of South Carolina Press." Consisting of photocopies and transcripts of documents, 1743-1832, and records of the project, ca. 1990-2004, arranged as follows: Administrative Files (cartons 1-12, 12B, 12C, and 12D); Documents, 1743-1832 (cartons 13-48); Volumes 12-16 Files with documents and notes for volumes published 1990-2003 (cartons 49-66); Transcripts for papers 1774-1792 (cartons 67-76); and Miscellaneous (cartons 77-80), including microfilm in Box 80. During the course of the project, Philip M. Hamer, George C. Rogers, David R. Chesnutt, and James C. Taylor served as managing editors.

ArchivalResource: 122.5 linear ft. (98 cartons with irregular numbering)

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Association for Documentary Editing. Association for Documentary Editing records, 1977-2004 ( bulk 1978-1990).

Title: Association for Documentary Editing records, 1977-2004 ( bulk 1978-1990).

The collection consists largely of correspondence regarding several facets of the Association for Documentary Editing. These include the formation of the Association for Documentary Editing, correspondence and manuscripts for "A Guide to Documentary Editing" (published in 1987), materials related to the organization of annual conventions, membership records, financial records, correspondence regarding several awards, and correspondence related to a questionnaire about members' projects and protocol. Much of the material is from persons who occupied the positions of President, Secretary-Treasurer (later divided into two posts - Secretary, and Treasurer), and Director of Publications. Mary-Jo Kline, as author of "A Guide to Documentary Editing" (1987), also contributed a significant portion of the correspondence. There are many people represented within the vast body of correspondence in this collection. However, the following individuals contributed a majority of the correspondence: Charlene Bickford, Warren Billings, Jo Ann Boydston, Lester Cappon, David Chesnutt, Don Cook, Charles Cullen, Richard Leffler, John Kaminski, Mary-Jo Kline, Jon Kukla, Arthur Link, Beth Luey, Thomas Mason, Joel Myerson, Barbara Oberg, Linda Pike, Robert Rutland, Richard Showman, Harriet Simon, John Y. Simon, Raymond Smock, Sharon Ritenour Stevens, and Celeste Walker.

ArchivalResource: 46.00 boxes.

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