Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

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	Series: Series 5: Historians and Agriculturists , (1852-1950) Scope and Content Note The correspondence between Kellar and other historians and agriculturists in regard to personal concerns, including recommendations, or in connection with his research or theirs, is preserved here in an alphabetical file. Thereunder, the arrangement is chronological. One archives box in the series is given over to the correspondence of, and other materials relating to, Kellar's many faceted friend typographer Douglas C. McMurtrie (see Who's Who in America, 1942-1944). Three boxes of the series contain materials connected with historian of the South Ulrich B. Phillips (see Who's Who in America, 1932-1933), with whom Kellar made trips to Virginia in 1926 and 1927 to seek out manuscripts of historical interest. Included in the Phillips manuscripts are biographical materials, correspondence, biographies and writings, as well as drafts of essays for a memorial volume dedicated to Phillips. A fourth subsection of the series compiles the papers, essays and reprints of articles by historians and others, retained by Kellar in his files. the series also includes some biographies (1927-1942); material on fellowships (1935-1944); and clippings and miscellaneous items (1930-1952) relating to historians and agriculturists.
	Correspondence - Personal and re Research
Box 133 Folder 1	A - Ander, 1914-1954.
Box 133 Folder 2	Anderson - Austin, 1929-1955.
Box 133 Folder 3	Baker - Binkley, 1914-1952.
Box 133 Folder 4	Blegan - Brooks, 1921-1956.
Box 133 Folder 5	Bruce, Kathleen, 1927-1939; n.d.
Box 133 Folder 6	Buck - Cappon, 1913-1954.
Box 134 Folder 1	Carson - Curti, 1913-1954.
Box 134 Folder 2	Custer - Evers, 1913-1956.
Box 134 Folder 3	Ferguson - Gray, 1922-1956.
Box 134 Folder 4	Gregory - Isaacs, 1915-1956.
Box 134 Folder 5	Jabine - Krey, 1913-1956.
Box 134 Folder 6	Lacy - McMurry, 1932-1956.
Box 135 Folder 1	Malin - Norton, 1914-1956.
Box 135 Folder 2	Oliver - Rowland, 1929-1956.
Box 135 Folder 3	Sabine - Volwiler, 1922-1952.
Box 135 Folder 4	Warner - Zink, 1915-1956.
Box 135 Folder 5	Correspondence - Miscellaneous (unknown), 1915-1956; n.d.
	Douglas C. McMurtrie
Box 136 Folder 1	Correspondence, 1935-1941.
Box 136 Folder 2	Kellar's correspondence re McMurtrie, 1937-1951.
Box-folder 136-3 Volume 57	Circulars about printing, publication lists, McMurtrie Imprints by D.C. McMurtrie, 1938-1942; n.d.
Box 136 Folder 4	Obituary of D.C. McMurtrie by Kellar, 1944, October.
Box 136 Folder 5	Miscellaneous, 1937-1944.
	Ulrich B. Phillips
Box 137 Folder 1	Biographical materials, ca. 1928-1939.
	Correspondence
Box 137 Folder 2	Personal, 1924-1932.
Box 137 Folder 3	Mrs. U.B. Phillips, 1934-1943.
	Re memorial volume
Box 137 Folder 4	1934-1936.
Box 137 Folder 5	1937.
Box 137 Folder 6	1938-1939.
Box 137 Folder 7	1940-1945.
Box 137 Folder 8	Replies to circular, 1937.
Box-folder 137-9 Volume 58	Bibliographies, 1934, September - October.
Box-folder 137-10 Volume 59	Writings, 1931; 1936; 1940; n.d.
Box 137 Folder 11	“Carbon copies of statements Re Phillips taken from Southern newspapers,” 1901-1918.
	Essays for Memorial Volume
Box 138 Folder 1	“Crawford W. Long and the Discovery of Anesthesia,” Frank K. Boland, M.D., 1938.
Box 138 Folder 2	“Reconstruction in a Southern City,” Gerald M. Capers, Jr., n.d.
Box 138 Folder 3	“The Significance of the Ante-Bellum Southern City: A Case Study,” Gerald M. Capers, Jr., 1940.
Box 138 Folder 4	“Cultural and Social Life in Washington County...,” Lester J. Cappon, 1940.
Box 138 Folder 5	“Boating as a Sport in the Old South,” E. Merton Coulter, 1940.
Box 138 Folder 6	“Prigg vs. Pennsylvania by James G. Birney,” Dwight L. Dumond, n.d.
Box 138 Folder 7	“Prigg vs. Pennsylvania by James G. Birney,” Dwight Dumond, revised copy, 1941.
Box 138 Folder 8	“Bibliography of the Writings of Ulrich Bonnell Phillips,” Everett E. Edwards, n.d.
Box 138 Folder 9	“Some Plantation Letters,” J.G. deRoulac Hamilton, 1940.
Box 138 Folder 10	“Edward Livingston's View of the Nature of the Union,” William B. Hatcher, n.d.
Box 138 Folder 11	“Life in New Oreleans under General Butler,” Howard Palmer Johnson, n.d.
Box 138 Folder 12	“A Southern Novelist Interprets Reconstruction,” Howard Palmer Johnson, n.d.
Box 139 Folder 1	“Notes on Trips to Virginia with U.B. Phillips in search of Manuscripts 1926 and 1927,” Herbert A. Kellar, 1934.
Box 139 Folder 2	“Upper Canada's Relation to the Anti-Slavery Controversy in the United States,” Fred Landon, 1938; 1941.
Box 139 Folder 3	“Colonization by the Old South,” William Q. Lynch, 1940.
Box 139 Folder 4	“Ante-Bellum Plantation Sustenance in the Lower Mississippi Valley,” V. Alton Moody, n.d.
Box 139 Folder 5	“North Carolina in the Federal Convention of 1787,” Albert Ray Newsome, n.d.
Box 139 Folder 6	“The Defense of Slavery in the Northern Press on the Eve of the Civil War,” Howard Perkins, 1941.
Box 139 Folder 7	“Nativism and the `Irrepressible Conflict,' ” David M. Potter, 1941.
Box 139 Folder 8	“The Influence of the New England Quakers on Slavery and the Slave Trade of the 18th Century,” Anna E. Roth, 1941.
Box 139 Folder 9	“Franklin and Armfield, Slave Traders,” Wendell H. Stephenson, n.d.
Box 139 Folder 10	“Caste and Sectionalism,” Robert A. Warner, n.d.
Box 139 Folder 11	“The Movement to Humanize the Institution of Slavery during the Confederacy,” B.I. Wiley, n.d.
Box 139 Folder 12	Lists of students and friends of Ulrich B. Phillips, 1934.
Box 139 Folder 13	Memorial Volume Committee materials, notes, miscellany, 1937-1938.
Box 139 Folder 14	Essay on Phillips by Wood Gray with comment by Kellar, ca. March 1937.
	Papers, Essays, and Reprints
Box 140 Folder 1	A-C, 1857-1943.
Box 140 Folder 2	D-F, 1938-1941.
Box 140 Folder 3	G-I, 1935-1953.
Box 140 Folder 4	J-L, 1924-1954.
Box 140 Folder 5	M-R, 1926-1953.
Box 140 Folder 6	Sa-Sm, 1852-1953.
Box 140 Folder 7	Sp-St, 1854-1941.
Box 140 Folder 8	T-W, 1839-1940.
Box 141 Folder 1	Biographies, 1927-1942.
Box 141 Folder 2	Fellowships, 1935-1944.
Box 141 Folder 3	Clippings and miscellaneous, 1930-1952.