121. Holmes, Kate A. (568)
1947-1973
31 items

Copies of poems and articles published by Holmes in various journals.

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122. Hospital de San Lazaro Documents (M 1081)
1801
1 manuscript, 6 pages

Account by Juan Castanedo, Mayordomo de propios for New Orleans, on the income and expenses at the San Lazaro leper hospital. Main expenses are for the male and female nurses at the hospital. Four of the five nurses are free persons of color. In Spanish.

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123. Hutson, Ethel (14)
1909-1957
3,714 items

This collection pertains to the public activities and interests of Ethel Hutson, a New Orleans newspaper woman. It is divided into three major divisions: Women's Suffrage, Miscellaneous Civic Interests, and Lafcadio Hearn. The suffrage material is separated into correspondence, manuscripts, printed matter and news clippings. The second part, 1910-1957, relates to Ms. Hutson's civic interests which included education, public utilities, child welfare, the preservation of the St. Louis Hotel, public finance and transportation. The third part consists of material from 1932-1950 concerning Lafcadio Hearn, particularly the efforts of Dr. Rudolph Matas to publish Hearn's letter to him; the typescript of Hearn's letters to Matas; the typescript of "Some Friends of Lafcadio Hearn" by Ethel Hutson; typescript of an untitled article regarding the friendship of Lafcadio Hearn and Leona Queyrouze.

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124. Irvine, Mary Ellen Hunter (751)
1939-1981
1 record storage box, and 1 card index box

Notes, galley proofs, photographs and negatives, pamphlets, bibliography, clippings and other documents used in researching Louisiana's Art Nouveau: The Crafts of the Newcomb Style. Also letters from her father and mother written to her when she was a boarding school student and later, a student at Newcomb in the 1920s.

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125. Irvine, Sadie (759)
1893-1970
1,219

Letters, report cards, diplomas, photographs, and other papers concerning the Newcomb artist, Sadie Irvine.

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126. Jewish Children's Home Collection (180)
1870-1967 (Bulk 1945-)
11,424 items

Correspondence, legal papers, minute books, scrapbooks, publications, financial and other reports, and other records, including restricted reports on individual children.

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127. Jews of Central Arkansas (M 1085)
1 folder, 92 pages

Copies of articles from the Hot Springs Sentinel-Record describing the activities, both religious and social, of the central Arkansas Jewish Community.

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128. Johnston, Albert Sidney and William Preston (M 132)
1803-1900 (bulk 1830-1899)
11,147 items

Within this extensive collection are the diaries of Eliza Johnston, 1855-1856; her correspondence; letters to Henrietta Johnston from her father and her brother; letters to William Preston Johnston from his first wife, Rosa Duncan; and his second wife, Margaret Avery; and to his daughter, Rosa. William Preston Johnston was president of Tulane and was instrumental in the founding of Newcomb College. Albert Sidney Johnston was his father.

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129. Jones, Charles Colcock (154)
1774-1889 (bulk 1826-1899)
5,808 items

Within this large collection are many letters to and from Mary Jones, the diaries of Mary Jones, 1864-1865 and Mary Sharp Mallard, 1885-1889. Also included are 17 letters of Georgia M. Mallard, 1875-1885, to her parents Mary Sharp Jones and Robert Mallard.

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130. Jones, Joseph (172)
1849-1899
3,609 items

Within this large collection are letters to and from the mother of Joseph Jones, Mary Jones; his first wife, Caroline Davis; and his second wife, Susan Polk; and his daughters.

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131. Jones-Hosmer-Buck family papers (234)
1809-1965
35 linear feet

In addition to documenting the Jones, Hosmer, Buck and Pannill families, the papers include extensive documentation of Mary Jones Hosmer, 1900-1911 and the civic and philanthropic activities of Mrs. Charles F. Buck, Jr. (1911-1952), particularly her work with the American Red Cross from 1918-1948 and her association with Le Petit Salon, the Orleans Club, and the New Orleans Opera House Association.

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132. Kaufman, Mae Barbara (M 1089)
1917-1918
4 items

Papers connected with Mae Kaufman's service in World War I as a registered nurse with the Tulane University-sponsored Army Base Hospital #24 in 1917 and 1918. Miss Kaufman's name is registered with the Women in Military Service Memorial. Contains memorial registration, and personnel lists copied from the National Archives.

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133. Kearny, Kate (B 280)
1862-1864
1 item

Album of poetry and autographs by Confederate prisoners held in the Customs House and elsewhere in New Orleans.

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134. Keeler, Miriam Brown (141)
1929-1930
215 items

Letters to John Canaday about New Orleans and mutual friends among the two correspondents, both of whom worked at Newcomb and Tulane.

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135. Keep, Clara J. (513)
ca. 1909
11 items

Recipes and a few notes on the Keep family

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136. Keighley, Alice (849)
1924-1990 (bulk 1928-1929)
1 linear ft. (ms box and scrapbook)

Invitations, Carnival ephemera, news clippings, and other papers pertaining to Alice Keighley, a New Orleans debutante in 1928-29. Also several 1920's New Orleans play bills.

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137. Kennon, Charles Erasmus and Susan Kent (948)
1841-1937 (bulk 1860s and 1870s-1880s)
1 linear ft. (2 ms boxes and 1 large folder)

Letters written during the Civil War by Charles Erasmus Kennon, a Captain in the 4th Louisiana Infantry, C.S.A. Also includes documents from his post-war careers as a doctor and a businessman.

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138. Keyes, Frances Parkinson (842)
1920-1972
33 record storage boxes

Comprehensive collection of Keyes' personal, family and business correspondence, and many of her manuscripts, especially of her later novels and articles.

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139. Keyes, Frances Parkinson (842)
1940-1970
201 pieces

Correspondence between Frances Parkinson Keyes and Eugene Pendleton Hogan, and between Hogan and the Keyes Foundation, for which he served as a board member. Hogan, an Army Information Officer, reviewed Keyes's books and answered many of her research questions. Also included is correspondence between Keyes and Cornelius Van H. Engert.

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140. King, Grace (564)
1919-1920
101 items

Letters, source notes, and genealogical notes used in writing Creole Families of New Orleans (1921).

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