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Ingham County (Mich.). Treasurer's Office. Collection, 1859,1890.

Title: Collection, 1859,1890.

Collection, 1859-1890. Included here are seven deeds registered at the Ingham County (Mich.) Register's Office, 1872-1885. Most of the deeds involved Aurelius (Mich.) property exchanged between David H. Raum, Elizabeth B. Hill, Henry and Frank Spaulding, and Leon Eckert, all of whom lived at one time in Aurelius. Also included are a promissory note and four receipts of Leon Eckert, 1872-1874, mostly to David H. Raum and Elizabeth B. Hill for property. There are also 37 checks from Henry Spaulding, Treasurer of Aurelius, and 32 miscellaneous receipts for taxes, promissory notes, and an article of agreement, 1859-1890.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

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American Society for Information Science. ASIS records, 1939-[ongoing], (bulk 1965-1986).

Title: ASIS records, 1939-[ongoing], (bulk 1965-1986).

Correspondence, business and financial documents, minutes, by-laws, memoranda, manuscript and printed journal articles, printed promotional material, microfiche, photographs, and audio and video tapes covering ADI/ASIS's activities from 1938 to 1990, with the bulk falling in the 1960s through 1980s. Organizational business affairs and activities, including the conceptual evolution of its purpose and mission, are well-documented in several series, most notably in the Council Files. These broad areas are. Also covered in the Committee Files, but in a more detailed fashion, focusing on specific activities or issues. This series also represents the scope of ASIS's liaison committees, ranging from the American Library Association to the Egyptian Society for Information Technology. Documents generated by ASIS-approved regional and student chapters and the organized professional groups within ASIS devoted to special interests (SIGs) are found in the large Chapter Files and Special Interest Groups series. The. Publications Files series includes significant editorial and administrative documents as well as some manuscript submissions for the "Annual review of information science and technology, and the Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science." Special note may be made of the Special Libraries Association Merger Files which chronicle the history of the ultimately unsuccessful merger of ASIS and SLA. The main correspondents found in the collection include: Robert McAfee, Assistant Executive Director; Joshua I. Smith, Executive director (1973-1976); Bonnie Carroll, Councilor and President; Linda Resnik, Executive Director (1985-1988); Samuel Beatty, Executive Director (1976-1984); and John Brokenshire, ASIS Financial Officer.

ArchivalResource: <118> linear ft.

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