Introduction: The Papers of Rutherford B. Hayes, the
Nineteenth President of the
The microfilm edition of
the papers of Rutherford Birchard Hayes represents one of the last major
collections of nineteenth century presidential papers to be microfilmed.
Although Hayes is best remembered as the victor of the “stolen election” of
1876, scholars have begun to reconsider and reassess his presidency and the
period commonly referred to as the Gilded Age. It is the hope of the editors of
this project that this collection of material, over 170 linear feet, will
further enhance historical research in these areas.
The origins of The
Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center can be traced back to 1910, when the
family of President Hayes deeded Spiegel Grove, their father’s estate, to the
state of
The following year, on
May 31, 1911, the Ohio General Assembly authorized an appropriation of
$50,000.00 for the building and equipment of the Hayes Commemorative Library and
Prior to the completion
of the nation’s first presidential library in 1916, the Rutherford B. Hayes
Papers were kept in
The microfilm edition was
made possible by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records
Commission. Special gratitude is expressed to Fred Shelley and Frank G. Burke,
the past and present directors of the NHPRC, for their support and
encouragement throughout the many years of this project. Watt P. Marchman, the
former director of the Hayes Presidential Center, deserves special mention for
initiating the project and his guidance as project director. Unscheduled delays
and untimely technical problems delayed by several years the completion of the
microfilm edition of this historically important body of presidential papers.
Through the process of trial and error and many hours of intense study, the
project staff managed to overcome their handicap of inexperience in the art of
micrographics and learn that there is more to microfilming than pushing a
button.
Earl W. Crosby, Stanley
C. Harrold, Jr., Ruth E. Smith, and David S. Weber helped to process the papers
for filming, as well as help with the preparation of the guidebooklet and the
filming of the documents. Ms. Petrene Wilkins provided invaluable assistance in
her dual role as camera operator and micrographics technician for the project.
Special attention also should go to Mrs. U.B. Lust for her diligence and
patience in transcribing many of the indistinct documents found in the
collection. Others who have contributed to the project include Mrs. Janice
Haas, Richard C. Townsend, and other members of the
The
Thomas A. Smith
Project Director
Curator of Manuscripts
The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center
Spiegel Grove
January 7, 1983
List of Cooperating Institutions
A list of institutions
which have provided The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center with
photocopies of Hayes material:
Alabama Department of
Archives
Albany Institute of History and Art
American Antiquarian Society
American Jewish Archives
American Philosophical Society
Amherst College
Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan
Boston Public Library
Boston University
The Bostonian Society
Bowdoin College
Brigham Young University
Brown University
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society
Case Western Reserve University
Chattanooga Public Library
Chicago Historical Society
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Cincinnati Historical Society
Cincinnati Law Department
Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
Clemson University
Cleveland Public Library
Clinch Valley College of the University of Virginia
Clyde (Ohio) Museum
Clyde Public Library
Colgate University
Columbia University
The Connecticut Historical Society
Connecticut State Library
Cornell University
Dartmouth College
Department of the Army, Hdqtrs. U.S.A. Electronics Command, Fort Monmouth, New
Jersey
Detroit Public Library
Dickinson College
Duke University
Emory University
Essex Institute
The Filson Club
Georgetown University
Harvard University
Haverford College
The Henry E. Huntington Library
Illinois State Historical Society
Indiana Historical Society
Indiana State Library
Indiana University
Iowa State Department of History and Archives
Kenyon College
Lancaster County (Pennsylvania) Historical Society
Lehigh University
Library of Congress
Lincoln National Life Foundation
Litchfield (Connecticut) Historical Society
Maine Historical Society
Mansfield (Ohio) Public Library
Marietta College
Maryland Historical Society
Massachusetts Historical Society
Michigan State University
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Minneapolis Public Library
Minnesota Historical Society
Missouri Historical Society
Morristown National Historical Park
National Archives
Nebraska State Historical Society
Newberry Library
New Hampshire Historical Society
New Jersey Historical Society
New London (Ohio) Public Library
Museum of New Mexico
New York Historical Society
New York Public Library
New York State Library
New York State Library, SUNY, Department of Education
State of North Carolina, Department of Cultural Resources, Archives Branch
Oberlin College
Ohio Historical Society
The Ohio State University
Ohio University
The Ontario County (New York) Historical Society
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
The Free Library of Philadelphia
Pierpont Morgan Library
Princeton University
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library
The Rosenberg Library
St. John’s Seminary, Camarillo, California
Sandusky County (Ohio) Courthouse
Seneca County (Ohio) Museum
Smith College
The Smithsonian Institution
South Carolina Department of Archives and History
Stanford University
Swarthmore College
William Howard Taft Memorial Association
Temple University
Tennessee Historical Society
Tennessee State Library and Archives
Texas State Library
Toledo-Lucas County (Ohio) Public Library
United States Military Academy
University of California at Berkeley
University of California at Los Angeles
University of Chicago
University of Illinois
University of Iowa
University of Michigan, William L. Clements Library
University of North Carolina
University of Oregon
University of Rochester
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
University of Virginia
Vassar College
Vermont Historical Society
Virginia Historical Society
Virginia State Library
State of Washington, Department of General Admission
The Washington State Historical Society
Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri
West Virginia Department of Archives and History
West Virginia University
Western Kentucky University
Western Reserve Historical Society
William and Mary College
Williams College
The State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Wyoming Historical and Genealogical Society, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Yale University
Yale University Law School
Rutherford B. Hayes Chronology
1822. October 4. Born in
1836. Enrolled in
1837. Fall. Enrolled in
Isaac Webb’s Preparatory School in
1838. Early November.
Enrolled at
1842. August 3. Graduated
valedictorian of his class.
1842. Fall. Began
studying law in the office of Thomas Sparrow, brother of Dr. William Sparrow,
president of
1843. August 28. Entered
1845. March 10. Admitted
to the
1845. August 27. Awarded
a Bachelor of Laws degree from
1845-1849. Practiced law
in Lower Sandusky, now
1850-1861. Practicing
attorney in
1852. December 30.
Married Lucy Ware Webb, formerly of
1853. December 26.
Established partnership in
1856. Fall. Delegate to
the state Republican convention in
1858. December 9.
Appointed City Solicitor by the Cincinnati City Council, incumbent Samuel Hart
died in office.
1859. April. Elected City
Solicitor, leading Republican ticket.
1861. April 1. Defeated
in his bid to be re-elected City Solicitor.
1861. April 15. Responded
to
1861. June 27.
Commissioned a Major in the Twenty-Third
1861-1865. Distinguished
himself as an able field commander in the campaigns of the Twenty-Third Ohio in
western
1864. October 17. Elected
to the House of Representatives (Thirty-Ninth Congress) from
1865. June 8. Resigned
his commission in the army to ready his affairs before taking his seat in
Congress.
1865. December 4. Took
his seat in the House of Representatives.
1866. October. Re-elected
Representative to Fortieth Congress.
1867. June 19. Nominated
for governor of
1867. July 20. Resigned
his seat in Congress.
1867. October 8. Elected
governor of
1868. January 13.
Inaugurated governor at
1869. October 12.
Re-elected governor, defeating Democratic Congressman George H. Pendleton by
some 7,500 votes.
1870. January 10.
Inaugurated governor for the second time.
1872. January. Refused
offer to run for the United State Senate against John Sherman.
1872. June. Delegate to
Republican National Convention in
1872. August 6.
Reluctantly accepted the nomination for Congress from Republicans of Ohio’s
Second District.
1872. October. Lost his
bid for Congress by 1,500 votes, running ahead of the Republican ticket.
1873. March. Declined President
Grant’s appointment as Assistant United States Treasurer at
1873. May 3. Moved to
1874. January 21. Sardis
Birchard, his uncle, died, leaving bulk of his estate to Hayes, including
Spiegel Grove, his home in
1875. June 2. Nominated
by Republicans at state convention in
1875. October 12. Elected
governor by 5,500 votes; name immediately mentioned as a presidential
possibility.
1876. January 10.
Inaugurated governor for an unprecedented third time.
1876. March 29. Selected
as favorite son candidate of
1876. June 14-16.
Nominated for President by the Republican National Convention on the seventh
ballot; William Almon Wheeler of
1876. November 7.
Disputed election; Samuel J. Tilden one electoral vote shy of a majority with
184; Hayes received 166 votes, with nineteen votes questioned.
1876-1877.
November-February. Election controversy.
1877. January 26. The
Electoral Count Act passed by Congress, creating an Electoral Commission
composed of five Senators, five Representatives, and five Supreme Court
Justices.
1877. February 28.
Electoral Commission awards last of contested electoral votes to Hayes, giving
him the presidency by the margin of one vote.
1877. March 1. Hayes and
his family start for
1877. March 2. Congress
declares Hayes and Wheeler duly elected with 185 votes to 184 for Tilden and
Hendricks; Hayes resigns the governorship.
1877. March 3. Chief
Justice Morrison R. Waite privately administered oath of office to Hayes after
dinner at the
1877. March 5. Publicly
inaugurated as the nineteenth President of the
1877. March 15. Appointed
Frederick Douglass United States Marshal of the
1877. April 24. Removed
military support from remaining two carpetbag governments in
1877. June. Beginning of
war with Nez Percé Indians and Chief Joseph.
1877. June 22. Civil
service reform implemented in the executive department by executive order.
1877. July. Great Railway
Strike, federal troops sent to four states to suppress the rioters.
1877. October. War with
Nez Percé Indians ended with surrender of Chief Joseph.
1877. October 6. Elected
trustee of the Peabody Education Fund.
1877. October 16.
Appointed John Marshall Harlan of
1877. December 30.
Celebrated Silver Wedding Anniversary in the White House.
1878. February 28. Vetoed
the Bland-Allison Act, Congress passing it over his veto the same day.
1878. July 11. Suspended
1878. September 28. Received
first native Chinese ambassador, Chen Lan Pin, in
1879. March 1. Vetoed
Chinese Exclusion Bill on the ground that it violated the Burlingame Treaty of
1868.
1879. May 10. First
telephone placed in the White House.
1880. March 8. Special
message emphasizing American control of interoceanic canal sent to Congress.
1880. September-November.
Made an extended tour of the western
1880. November 17. Treaty
negotiated with
1880. December 15.
Appointed William Burnham Woods of
1881. January 26.
Appointed
1881. March 4. Retired
from the Presidency, returning to his Spiegel Grove estate in
1881. Spring. Appointed a
trustee of the
1882. May 3. Joined the
Grand Army of the Republic and
1882. May 18. Chosen
first president of the John F. Slater Fund.
1883. September 7. Selected
president of the National Prison Association.
1883. December. Appointed
a trustee of
1884. Appointed a trustee
of
1887. January. Appointed
a trustee of The Ohio State University
1888. October 17. Chosen
commander of the National Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion,
a position he held until his death.
1889. June 25. Death of
his wife, Lucy Webb Hayes, in
1890. April-May. Visited
1892. October 20. Named
president of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society.
1893. January 17. Died at
his home in
Biographical Sketch
Rutherford Birchard
Hayes, the nineteenth President of the
The presence of her
bachelor brother, Sardis Birchard, eased Sophia’s task of raising a family in
the West. He supplied paternal influence and guidance in the absence of
Rutherford’s father, but, in 1826,
Hayes grew up in the
Sophia supplied the basic
essentials of her son’s education by teaching him to read, write and spell. From
1830 to 1835, he attended district school in
While at Kenyon, Hayes
developed an interest in pursuing a legal career. In the fall of 1842, he began
to study law by reading Blackstone’s Commentaries in the office of
Sparrow and Matthews in
Rutherford returned to
In
During December 1848,
Rutherford Hayes and Sardis Birchard set out for
Several trips to
Arriving in
Even though the court
sentenced Cunningham to three years in prison, Hayes performed well enough to
win appointment to assist in the defense of the accused murderess Nancy Farrer.
His approach to this case was a claim of insanity for the defendant, and he won
a new trial and eventual acquittal on the grounds that Farrer was of “unsound
mind.” The woman was confined to a mental institution and Hayes’ reputation
rose considerably. Concurrent association with the spectacular murder trials of
James Summons and Henry LeCount further enhanced his standing in the legal
profession.
Almost immediately after
setting up his law practice,
Before the year 1853 was
over, Hayes argued two cases before the Ohio Supreme Court, those involving
Nancy Farrer and James Summons. In December of that year, he and his
Local events in
While advancing his legal
career in
The
The new Major spent the
first months of the war at
Hayes and the
Twenty-Third Volunteer Infantry operated for most of the war in the rugged
mountain terrain of western
Their major activity of
the following year was to participate in the pursuit of Confederate General
John Hunt Morgan and his band of raiders in
Like many of his
contemporaries, Hayes would find positive features in his military service.
Even though he had several horses shot beneath him and was wounded on four
different occasions, the vigorous wartime experiences helped to improve his
health. The injury to his left arm proved annoying in later life, but it was
not incapacitating. The war would help to shape his views towards the South by
making him aware of the immense task of reconstructing and restoring the
defeated section. While in the army he formed many lasting friendships and
associations and developed a deep respect and love for his fellow comrades in
arms. These attitudes would prove useful in postwar political contests, for
Hayes could legitimately claim support as the “soldier’s friend.” Lucy Hayes,
in ministering to the needs of the sick and wounded during many camp visits,
also won the admiration of the troops. In later years, she and Rutherford
enjoyed attending soldier’s reunions. The former commander actively
participated in a variety of post-Civil War military organizations such as the
Grand Army of the Republic, the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the
In October of 1864, the
citizens of the Second Congressional District in
Although he rarely deviated
from the Republican party line, he had misgivings about the harsher aspects of
the Radical Republican program. The bitterness of the divisive Congressional
debates at that time greatly disturbed him. His solution to the thorny problem
of suffrage was a universal education qualification to confer voting rights in
state and national elections. On a December 1866 Southern excursion with
several other members of Congress, Hayes gained a much better understanding of
the problems of the postwar South.
Shortly after he had been
re-elected to a second term, Congressman Hayes admitted to his uncle that he
was not suited for the life of a legislator in
Acceptance of the
Republican candidacy for the office of governor of
Inaugurated on January
13, 1868, the Governor renewed his stand for equal voting rights and fought the
proposed Democratic repeal of
After holding elective
office for more than seven years, Governor Hayes yearned for the opportunity to
retire from public life. He refused to run for an unprecedented third term and
declined an offer from a group of insurgent Republicans in January 1872 to
contest the Senate seat held by John Sherman. In May he attended the Liberal
Republican Convention in
That fall the former
governor reluctantly ran for Congress in
Assuring himself that he
was finished with politics for good, Hayes and his family moved to
Political victory in 1875
brought Hayes national attention as a possible presidential candidate in 1876.
Not only did the governor-elect consider the possibility in his diary, but
friends also started to work for his nomination. In the fall of 1875, he went
to
In his letter of
acceptance, Governor Hayes stressed the need for civil service reform in the
federal government, reconciliation between the North and the South, sound
currency, and a single presidential term. With remarkable confidence in his
party’s prospects, the
In late October, Hayes
recorded in his diary his concern over a contested election. The November
results proved that these fears were well-founded. Although the Democratic
candidates, Samuel J. Tilden and Thomas A. Hendricks, appeared to receive a
plurality of the popular vote in excess of 250,000, the Republicans challenged
the electoral count for nineteen votes in three contested states,
The margin of victory was
by one electoral vote, 185 to 184, and the final result was announced only two
days prior to Inauguration Day. Governor Hayes was enroute to
Although Rutherford B.
Hayes occupied the
During his term of office
Hayes not only had to contend with a hostile and largely Democratic Congress,
but also had to face questions regarding the legitimacy of his title to the
Presidency. The most important challenge came from the Potter Commission of
1878. The President remained supremely confident of his position, and just as
he expected, the investigation boomeranged on its Democratic investigators.
Wholesale Democratic frauds were revealed and published in the press in the
form of decoded cipher telegrams. The President interpreted the campaign of
1880 as a final vindication, since the Democrats passed over Governor Tilden;
and the Republican victor, James Garfield, had been closely associated with the
Hayes side of the election controversy.
“The Great Railway
Strike” and the accompanying riots during the summer of 1877 presented a major
test to the new administration. President Hayes had to exert his authority as
commander-in-chief of the military forces by responding to requisitions for
federal troops in states where the governors were not able to maintain order
with state militia. His decision to answer governors’ requests by the use of
federal force, where necessary, set a precedent for future federal strike
policy where the national government assumed the protection of private property
as well as public property. Hayes, while willing to limit the violent actions
of the workers, also expressed the belief that “judicious control of
capitalists” combined with “education of the strikers” might provide a “real
remedy” to the emerging problems of industrialization.
In the realm of Southern
affairs, Hayes attempted to implement a program based on the principles of
cooperation and conciliation, as expressly set forth in his inaugural address.
As evidence of his good intentions, in April 1877, he withdrew military support
from the two remaining carpetbag governments in
The President devoted
considerable time attempting to solve the nation’s economic and monetary
problems. A staunch opponent of free and unlimited coinage of silver, he
advocated a financial program embracing the economic doctrines of strict
adherence to the gold standard and the resumption of specie payments. Hayes
worked with his trusted friend and adviser, Secretary of the Treasury John
Sherman, to achieve these goals. Under
Two other areas which
claimed a major share of President Hayes’ attention were Indian relations and
foreign affairs. With the aid of Carl Schurz, the Secretary of the Interior,
the administration departed from traditional treatment of the American Indian.
Hayes regarded all American Indians as citizens rather than “aliens” or “wards”
and stressed the need for Indian education. Schurz, a fiery German-born
liberal, initiated needed reforms in the Indian service, and thwarted a
movement to transfer control of the Bureau of Indian Affairs back to the War
Department. Hayes and Schurz laid the groundwork for future Indian policy. One
really serious difficulty in the administration’s Indian program was the
removal of the Poncas. This problem, inherited from the Grant government,
plagued Hayes throughout his term.
In the arena of foreign
affairs, the President and his Secretary of State, William M. Evarts, tried to
increase the professionalism of the diplomatic corps by reorgainizing the
Department of State and promoting career officers whenever possible. The
administration actively encouraged American trade and commerce abroad and
asserted the right of the
Another important facet
of President Hayes’ four years in office was the amount of time he spent
traveling throughout the
In his personal life as
well as his political activities, Hayes offered something of a contrast to his
hard-drinking predecessor. Despite their controversial abolition of wine in the
White House, the first family managed to entertain with both elegance and
variety during their four years in
With the accession to
power of James A. Garfield on March 4, 1881, Rutherford B. Hayes retired from
the Presidency. Having looked forward to a return to private life and their
home in
Dedicated to serving the
public as a private citizen and philanthropist, the ex-President delivered
numerous speeches and patriotic addresses; championed many educational,
humanitarian, and reform causes; and once again became active in the affairs of
Lucy’s death, on June 25,
1889, saddened the final years of his life. Hayes remained active until early
January 1893, when he was stricken with severe chest pains while on business in
In April 1915, the
remains of the former President and Mrs. Hayes were removed to a knoll within
the wooded grounds of Spiegel Grove. The site, which was designated as a state
memorial, is marked by a granite monument designed by President Hayes in 1889
and quarried from the ancestral farm in
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______ . The Life of Rutherford Birchard Hayes,
Nineteenth President of the
Williams, Ora. “
Williams, T. Harry. Hayes of the Twenty-Third: The Civil
War Volunteer Officer.
______ . Hayes; The Diary of a President, 1875-1881.
Winkler, Ernest W., ed. “The Hayes-Bryan Correspondence.” The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, XXV-XXX (October, 1921 to July, 1930).
Wittke, Carl F. “Carl Schurz and Rutherford B. Hayes.” The
Woodward, C. Vann.
______ . “Yes, There Was a Compromise of 1877.” Journal of American History, LX, 1 June, 1973), 215-223.
Although Rutherford B. Hayes collected miscellaneous
materials relating to his own and Lucy Webb Hayes’ ancestors throughout most of
his life, his gubernatorial years represent the period of greatest activity in
this endeavor. Since the executive duties of a governor in post-bellum
It was on an extended trip to New England in 1870 that
Material constituting the first series is arranged by family line for the reader’s convenience. The series is divided into two major divisions: Hayes Genealogy and Webb Genealogy. Within each of these divisions related material is filmed together as much as possible, even where the arrangement requires breaking the continuity of the President’s notebooks on the Hayes and Webb families. Miscellaneous notes regarding specific family members or family lines represent the immediately relevant material. In most cases additional documents and information concerning family members are available at the Library.
SERIES TWO:
The various diaries and daily journals which Rutherford B. Hayes kept periodically throughout his life contain a wealth of information concerning his legal, military and political career, as well as his private life. Both routine narrative notations and revealing personal insights appear in abundance. Entries are filmed chronologically, with appropriate targets indicating when this chronology interrupts the continuity of the volumes. The Hayes Papers contain a few additional, dated loose-leaf diary notes which are filed chronologically in series five, Outgoing Correspondence. Some miscellaneous, undated loose-leaf notes filmed at the end of the fifth series and in series ten, Miscellaneous, may be diary entries as well. Occasional diary-life notations appear in various notebooks, account books, and personal correspondence. These entries are filmed in the series to which they most closely relate. Manuscript diary volume one, and the 1841 journal contain several school essays which are filmed both with the diary volumes in which they appear, and again with the Common Place Books in the third series. Manuscript diary volumes four, six, eight, and ten contain genealogical notes which are filmed both with the diaries and with the genealogical material in series one.
Like many diarists, Hayes did not always keep a strict daily account of his activities. Sporadic breaks occur in what, nonetheless, remains an amazingly complete record of the President’s life. In addition to these normal breaks, one major hiatus mars the continuity of the diary record. This break is due to an unfortunate incident. Hayes’ satchel, which contained his diary for the period from May 26 to November, 1886, was stolen at the Cincinnati Central Depot on November 15, 1886. Although a reward was advertised for its return, neither the satchel nor any of its contents were ever recovered. (See diary entry for November 18, 1886, volume nineteen and one-half.)
The numbers designating the various diary volumes were
assigned sometime after
Lucy Elliot Keeler’s index to Charles Richard Williams’ five-volume edition of the Diary and Letters of Rutherford Birchard Hayes (Columbus: Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, 1922-1926) is very useful, but the published diary text is incomplete. Many entries from the manuscript diaries were omitted or shortened, and additional items have been found since publication of this work. T. Harry Williams’ Hayes: The Diary of a President, 1875-1881 (New York: David McKay Company, Inc., 1964) is a faithful work covering this period of Hayes’ public service. Only minor additions have been found and added to Hayes’ diary record since publication of this work. Interested researchers also may peruse the massive unpublished diary and day-by-day accounts concerning the President’s entire life compiled by Watt P. Marchman. Additions are continually being made to this manuscript, which is available for reference use at the Library.
For retrieval purposes the editors have chosen to use the inclusive dates which President Hayes assigned to each of the diary volumes. In some instances, as in the case of Volume 9B, one of the Civil War diaries, miscellaneous entries or notations can be found after the indicated ending date. The researcher is alerted to pay particular attention to the diaries spanning the period of the Civil War.
SERIES THREE:
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
Etc.
The common place books and other materials which compose the third series contain school notes and essays, law notes and newsclippings, and political, social and miscellaneous notes. The series runs in loose chronological order under the subseries of School Notes, Law Notes, Political Notes, and Miscellaneous Notes, but does not include material relating to Rutherford B. Hayes’ presidency, 1877-1881. This latter material is filmed in series six, The White House Years. The school essays contained in manuscript diary volume one and the 1841 journal are also filmed with the diaries in series two. The names and numbers assigned to the various notebooks are those which appear on the slip cases in which they are contained. In some instances the contents of these slip cases are split in order to keep relevant material together and maintain chronology. Although some correlation undoubtedly exists, no effort was made to interfile the material from Hayes’ political notebooks with his political speeches. These speeches are filmed chronologically in series nine, Speeches and Message.
The school notebooks contain various lecture notes and
school essays kept by Hayes while attending the
SERIES FOUR:
The incoming correspondence of Rutherford B. Hayes includes letters, invitations, programs, petitions, newspaper clippings, Executive Mansion file envelopes (with and without accompanying letters), and other items sent to Hayes. Miscellaneous obituaries, some memorial speeches delivered in 1893, and a book apparently containing names of those who sent condolences to the family upon the President’s death are filmed with the material for 1893. Unidentified and uncatalogued items, including envelopes of limited research value, are filed at the end of this series.
While the entire collection of incoming correspondence
received by President Hayes has been included in the microfilm edition, the
bulk of the manuscript material deals with Hayes’ tenure as the nineteenth
President of the
In addition to letters addressed to Rutherford, the series
contains a volume of the personal letters of his sister, Fanny A. Platt,
compiled and bound by
Many letters addressed to William King Rogers, the
President’s private secretary, 1877-1881, but obviously intended for the
President, are included in the fourth series. Copies of some, but not all of
these also appear in the
SERIES FIVE:
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893
The outgoing correspondence of Rutherford B. Hayes consists
of letters, drafts of letters, loose-leaf diary notations, miscellaneous notes,
and some business notations written by him. Press releases and letters in the
holograph of the President, intended to be sent over the signature of someone
else, are a part of this series. Transcriptions of the Hayes correspondence in
the manuscript volume, “Opinions and Correspondence of the City Solicitor [
The bound Ohio Executive Department letterpress copy books and personal letterpress copy books for Hayes’ gubernatorial years are filmed after the unbound material. A letter book compiled by Webb C. Hayes for his father in 1876 also is included. Although some of the Ohio Executive Department letterpress copy books contain correspondence written by and for Hayes’ predecessors and successors, only the material pertinent to his three terms has been filmed. The length of some of these letter books has required two rolls of film. Appropriate targets indicate where this occurs. In addition, some of the correspondence contained in these letterpress copy books is duplicated by originals or transcriptions in the chronological outgoing file. However, a large number of letters, especially those pertaining to routine matters, appear only in the letter books.
SERIES SIX:
White House Records, 1877-1881
Series six contains material relating to the presidential years of Rutherford B. Hayes. Filmed first are the seventeen volumes of “Registers of Letters Received by the President, 1877-1881.” These volumes constitute a record of incoming letters kept by the clerks in the President’s office, who recorded the date the letters were received, the author’s address, brief statements of content, and departments to which the letters were referred by the President. The clerks also filled out for each communication a printed transfer or filing envelope or jacket, containing essentially the same data included on the Registers. Those marked “File” were retained in the White House files for the President. An index to the Registers, compiled between 1947 and 1950 by the staff of The Rutherford B. Hayes Library, precedes these volumes. The Registers, however, do not include all the letters received by Hayes during the years of his presidency, only those passing through the hands of the clerks. Nevertheless, the Registers are invaluable for reference. The letters marked “File” usually are found in the Hayes Papers and they were filmed in series four, Incoming Correspondence.
Two volumes of “Executive Mansion Telegrams” contain a
record of telegraphic messages to and from the President, various members of
his family, and
The “Senate Executive Session Minutes,” in six bound
volumes, are manuscript copies of minutes. Four volumes of Indian Territory
correspondence pertain to the “Attempted Settlement within the limits of the
Indian Territory (now
The various social and business record books are largely
explained in the roll breakdown which follows this introduction. The scrapbooks
on rolls two hundred and eleven through two hundred and thirty-five encompass
more than the four years Hayes spent in
The subseries of related correspondence, 1876-1881, includes segments from the collections of the President’s immediate family: Webb Cook Hayes, Rutherford Platt Hayes, Birchard Austin Hayes, Fanny Hayes, Scott Russell Hayes; and of his private secretary, William King Rogers. The correspondence of Lucy Webb Hayes in the microfilm edition covers the years 1868-1881, and includes a large amount of undated letters, many relating to her years as the nation’s First Lady.
Scattered diary entries for the years 1876-1881 appear in
the outgoing correspondence of both Webb C. and Rutherford P. Hayes. These
sporadic accounts contain information on family matters. Webb’s diaries also
have notations regarding business activities at Spiegel Grove, the President’s
estate in
With the exception of the manuscript material pertaining to
Lucy Webb Hayes and Webb C. Hayes, the incoming and outgoing files of each of
the several collections which are filmed in the subseries of related
correspondence are interfiled. Copies and transcriptions provide considerable
duplication. For example, correspondence between Webb C. and Birchard A. Hayes
appear in the collections of both men. Similarly, the papers of William K.
Rogers included in the microfilm edition duplicate some material found in
Additional manuscript material for the related collections, both prior to and subsequent to the years covered in this publication, is available at the Hayes Presidential Center. While only selected items from each of these collections are found in the master card index, separate indexes are available for all the related collections.
Supplementary items relating to the White House years may be found in series ten, Miscellaneous (rolls 300-301). These items include commissions, appointments, letters of commerce, proclamations, and some petitions.
SERIES SEVEN:
Civil War Records
The seventh series consists of miscellaneous material
relating to the Civil War, particularly Rutherford B. Hayes’ regiment, the
Twenty-Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The typed regimental history manuscript
is by an unknown author. The J.Q. Howard notes were made during personal
interviews with Hayes in preparation for writing his campaign biography of the
SERIES EIGHT:
Business Papers
The business papers of Rutherford B. Hayes contain receipted invoices, real estate deeds and titles, tax assessment notices, bank books, canceled checks and check stubs, promissory notes, various account books, real estate record books, and estate records. This material is filmed chronologically where possible. Receipted invoices are filed by the date paid and not by the original invoice date. Undated bills having a series of dated entries, but no date indicating payment, are filed by the last date appearing on the bill. Deeds are filed by the date executed, not by the recorded date, while Hayes’ promissory notes are arranged by the dates of the notes. Check stub books are filmed prior to the checks they match. However, most checks lack stubs, and many stubs do not have matching checks.
The eighth series also contains records pertaining to the estate of the President’s uncle, Sardis Birchard (1800-1874). These items are filmed by the first entry in Rutherford B. Hayes’ hand and integrated with the rest of the chronological file. Many of these documents, on which Hayes’ handwriting appears, can be found in the first two years following his uncle’s death in January 1874.
When the Hayes Papers were first organized years ago, no uniform criteria was followed to separate business paper from general correspondence. The content of many of the manuscripts has made it difficult to adopt a clearcut standard of separation. As a consequence, many business related papers have been placed in Hayes’ outgoing and incoming correspondence.
SERIES NINE:
Speeches and Message
An effort has been made to identify all of the speeches made by Rutherford B. Hayes and to match numerous fragment notes in the files with speeches according to time and place of delivery. Where available, a contemporary printing or report of the speech has been included. Fragments which were not datable are placed at the end of the collection by topic: for example, miscellaneous education, labor, Civil War, prison reform, etc. There is also a folder of general miscellaneous material. When more than one draft appears, the last draft is accepted as the final version available.
Official messages from Hayes’ terms as governor and president are interfiled on a strict chronological basis, rather than being separated into subgroupings. Folders for these official communications often include supporting material written by members of various executive departments and offer insight into the way Hayes went about formulating policy.
The bulk of the notes and drafts in the Hayes speech file
are concentrated in the post-presidential years. Here can be found notes for
addresses on education, especially manual training, and prison reform, his pet
topics. In addition, numerous sets of notes also exist for talks at soldiers’
reunions and memorial celebrations, in which Hayes outlined his ideas on the
significance of the Civil War to appreciative groups of veterans. A handful of
speeches for the Womans’ Home Missionary Society, delivered by Lucy Hayes but
written by
SERIES TEN:
Miscellaneous
Series ten consists of items which, because of size or
nature of content, could not be conveniently included in any of the other
series. The guide describes the nature of this series’ content.
INVENTORY
Business Papers.
1840-1868
Reel: 274
Business Papers.
1869-April 30, 1873
Reel: 275
Business Papers.
May 1, 1873-May 31, 1875
Reel: 276
Business Papers.
June 1, 1875-July 31, 1877
Reel: 277
Business Papers.
August 1, 1877-July 3, 1878
Reel: 278
Business Papers.
January 1, 1886-December 31, 1877
Reel: 283
Business Papers.
August 1, 1878-December 31, 1879
Reel: 279
Business Papers.
January 1, 1881-May 31, 1881
Reel: 280
Business Papers.
June I, 1881-December 31, 1882
Reel: 281
Business Papers.
January 1, 1885-December 31, 1885
Reel: 282
Business Papers.
January 1, 1888-December 31, 1889
Reel: 284
Business Papers.
January 1, 1890-December, 1893
Undated; Undated miscellaneous.
Reel: 285
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
"Miscellaneous Notebook" (
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1838
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1840-1841; 1847-1848
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1845
"Log of Schooner Wyandot, 1838-1839".
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account Books.
1851-1861
More McMiken accounts, also some personal accounts), 2
vols.
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1853-1855
"McMiken & Co. Accounts" (R.B. Hayes,
assignee).
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1873-1874; 1874-1866
"
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1874
R.B. Hayes notebook, (Sardis Birchard meat book).
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1869-1877
"Our Place 1875" (entries from 1869-1877).
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1875
"Winnie Monroe Account Book".
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1876
R.B. Hayes Account Book" (Birchard estate).
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1876
"Governor's Salary Account Book".
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Account
Books.
1889-1890
"Fanny Hayes' Spiegel Grove Kitchen
Accounts" (meats and groceries, 2 vols.).
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Bank Books.
1871-1877
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Bank Books.
1877-1878
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Bank Books.
1878-1881
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Bank Books.
1882-1893
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Checks and
Stubs.
March 22, 1871-July 31, 1892
Reel: 286
Business Papers.
Checks and
Stubs.
August, 1892-January, 1893
Reel: 287
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
Material from Webb C. Hayes Papers, Library of Hayes
Presidential Center, relating to R.B. Hayes' Estate.
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
Last Will and Testament.
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
Probate Records:
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
Papers relating to the Estate of RBH: will of Sardis
Birchard from Birchard A. Hayes Papers, Library of the Hayes Presidential
Center.
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
Miscellaneous estate settlement (mostly involving
Rutherford Platt Hayes).
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
Title abstracts (Birchard A. Hayes, but involving R.B.
Hayes' property and the probating of his estate).
Reel: 289
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
Papers relative to the estate of RBH from the BAH
Papers, Library of the Hayes Presidential Center.
Reel: 289
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
1893-1896
Journal.
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Estate
Records.
1893-1897
"R.B. Hayes Estate Records".
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Real estate
Records.
n.d
"R.B. Hayes Real Estate Records".
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Real estate
Records.
Miscellaneous.
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Real estate
Records.
Property and Real Estate.
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Real estate
Records.
Minor Heirs of John Walker vs. James H. Walker.
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Real estate
Records.
1853-1864
"Birchard-Hayes Real Estate Book".
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Real estate
Records.
1873-1892
"R.B. Hayes Real Estate".
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Real estate
Records.
1877
"R.B. Hayes Property Record".
Reel: 288
Business Papers.
Real estate
Records.
1881-1891
"R.B. Hayes Real Estate Records", (2 vols.).
Reel: 288
Civil War Records.
Journal from the diary of James M. Comly.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Extracts from the diary of James M. Comly, made for
and at the request of Webb C. Hayes, by Susie Comly,
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
"Rutherford B. Hayes and the 23rd O.V.I."
(typewritten manuscript).
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
J.Q.
Howard's interview with R.B. Hayes.
Cedar Creek.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
J.Q.
Howard's interview with R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Material
from the Russell Hastings Papers.
"Journal of the 23rd Regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry" (author unknown).
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Material
from the Russell Hastings Papers.
General Russell Hastings' Memoirs.
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Material
from the Russell Hastings Papers.
"The
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Material
from the Russell Hastings Papers.
Miscellaneous.
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Material
from the Russell Hastings Papers.
1861-1864
Diary of Andrew Stairwalt, Sr. (musician, Co. F, 23rd
O.V.I.).
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
Fisher's Hill.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
South Mouton.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
Miscellaneous notations by R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
Captured letters.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on:.
Cedar Creek.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous notations on.
Miscellaneous notations relating to muster rolls.
Reel: 271
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
n.d
"Record of 23rd Reg't Ohio Volunteer Infantry in
the Service of the
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
Copies of official muster-out rolls of the 23rd O.V.I.
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
Commissions.
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
Pay record.
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
Cincinnati Literary Club record.
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
Material relating to reunions of the 23rd O.V.I.
before and after R.B. Hayes' death.
Reel: 273
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
History and muster books of the 23rd O.V.I. (2 vols.,
slightly different).
Reel: 273
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
July 31, 1862
"Descriptive List of the 23rd O.V.I., Green
Meadows,
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
1863-1865
"Letters Received, 3rd Division, 8th Army Corps,
Book B".
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
February, 1864
"Return of the 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, Dept.
W.
Reel: 272
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
1876
"Roster of Surviving Members of the 23rd
O.V.I.".
Reel: 273
Civil War Records.
Miscellaneous Oversize.
September 14, 1877
"Register, Reunion of 23rd O.V.I.,
Reel: 273
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Law notebooks, Vols. 1 and 2.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Law scrapbook - Clippings about
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
"Moot Court Cases".
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Miscellaneous notes.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Material pertaining to the case of Thomas E. Boswell,
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Fugitive slave cases
- Rosetta Armstrong and
miscellaneous notes.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Notes and transcriptions relative to the Nancy Farrer
Case.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Notes and transcriptions relative to the James Summons
Case.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law Notebooks
and Notes.
Transcriptions relative to the Henry LeCount Case.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Transcriptions relative to the case of S. and T. Hart,
Plaintiffs vs. Israel Wilson, Administrator of the estate of William P. Miles.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
Transcriptions relative to the Samuel Cunningham Case.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
1845
Brief in the case of the State of
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Law
Notebooks and Notes.
1857-1858
Clippings from
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous notes pertaining to the Sandusky County
Pioneer and Historical Society.
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
n.d
Local history notes in miscellaneous notebook.
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes autograph volume (post-White House years).
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1845
Memorandum books (2 vols.).
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1848-1850
Cash book of Fort Stephenson Division No. 432, Sons of
Temperance (R.B. Hayes, Treasurer).
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1861
"R.B. Hayes Local History, Political
Clippings".
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1866-1867
R.B. Hayes autograph volume.
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1868-1870
R.B. Hayes scrapbook.
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1869
Notebook.
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1872
Volume containing local history notes.
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1872-1881
Catalogue of the
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1874-1875
Minutes of the Sandusky County Pioneer and Historical
Society (R.B. Hayes, Secretary; material continues beyond Hayes' tenure as
secretary, and contains miscellaneous clippings relative to the society.
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1874
Catalogue of books purchased from Robert Clarke and
Company.
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1874
Miscellaneous notebooks (8 vols.): (2 vols.).
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1876; 1883
Miscellaneous notebooks (8 vols.).
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1881-1884
Miscellaneous notebooks (8 vols.).
Reel: 8A
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1883-1885
Sandusky County Soldiers' Monumental Association (R.B.
Hayes, secretary).
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1883
Miscellaneous notebooks (8 vols.).
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1883
Catalogue of private library.
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1885
Miscellaneous notebooks (8 vols.).
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
December 30, 1886
Guest list for the wedding of Birchard Austin Hayes to
Mary Sherman.
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1887
Miscellaneous notebooks (8 vols.).
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
1890
Miscellaneous notebooks (8 vols.).
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Miscellaneous.
c. 1890
"R.B. Hayes Personal Notes".
Reel: 8a
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1852-1858
(3 vols.).
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1860
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1866
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1867
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1868-1869
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1868
Includes expense account.
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1869
Includes notes and clippings on Horace Greeley's
campaign, 1872.
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1871
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1872
Reel: 8
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
Political
Notebooks.
1875
Reel: 7
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
School
Notebooks.
School notebook of R.B. Hayes and Fanny A. Hayes.
Reel: 5
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
School
Notebooks.
Appropriate sections from the diaries, Vol. 1 and
1841.
Reel: 5
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
School
Notebooks.
Reel: 6
Common Place Books, Law Notebooks, Campaign Notebooks,
etc.
School
Notebooks.
1838-1841
R.B. Hayes school notebook.
Reel: 5
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
October 4, 1838-July 4, 1839
Vol. 1.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
June 17, 1841-January 4, 1842
1841 Journal.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
June, 1841-February 1, 1847 (January 8, 1850)
Vol. 2.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
November 21, 1948-May 15, 1851
Vol. 3.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
August-September, 1860
Vol. 4½, Diary of Deferred Wedding Journey, (Includes
visits to Detroit, Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, Boston, Brattleboro, Mt. Holyoke,
Philadelphia, New York, Toledo, Fremont, Cincinnati - largely an expense
account).
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
June 7, 1861-November 8, 1861
Vol. 5.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
November 9, 1861-February 18, 1862
Vol. 6.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
May 17, 1851- May 15, 1861
Vol. 4.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
February 25, 1862-October 4, 1862
Vol. 7.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
December 2, 1862-March 12, 1864
Vol. 8.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
June 7, 1864-December 31, 1864
Vol. 9a.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
April 28, 1864-June 7, 1864
Vol. 9.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
January 1, 1865-May 1, 1865
Vol. 9b.
Reel: 2
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
November 30, 1865-December 23, 1871
Vol. 10.
Reel: 3
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
December 31, 1871-September 9, 1873
Vol. 11.
Reel: 3
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
September 13, 1873-May 25, 1876
Vol. 12.
Reel: 3
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
May 26, 1876-February 23, 1878
Vol. 13.
Reel: 3
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
February 26, 1878-March 25, 1879
Vol. 14.
Reel: 3
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
March 25, 1879-January 1, 1882
Vol. 15.
Reel: 3
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
January 1, 1882-January 27, 1884
Vol. 16, also October 7, 1881 to October 13, 1881.
Reel: 3
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
January 26, 1884-April 11, 1885
Vol. 17.
Reel: 3
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
October 24, 1885-May 25, 1886
Vol. 19.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
April 12, 1885-October 23, 1885
Vol. 18.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
November 18, 1886-July 22, 1887
Vol. 19½.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
July 22, 1887-January 26, 1888
Vol. 20.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
January 26, 1888-August 31, 1888
Vol. 21.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
September 1, 1888-January 31, 1889
Vol. 22.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
February 1, 1889-June 25, 1889
Vol. 23.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
June 26, 1889-October 8, 1889
Vol. 24.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal kept while Hayes was twelve years
old, 1834.
October 11, 1889-March 13, 1890
Vol. 25.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
March 14, 1890-July 15, 1890
Vol. 26.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
July 16, 1890-September 7, 1892
Vol. 27.
Reel: 4
Diaries.
Journal
kept while Hayes was twelve years old, 1834.
September 8, 1892-January 13, 1893
Vol. 28.
Reel: 4
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Genealogical notes of Hayes Family in
"Register,
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes Genealogy.
Miscellaneous genealogical notes and oversized items.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Moody Family.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Austin, Birchard.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Birchard Family.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Hayes Family (Eastern Branch).
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Hayes, Ezekiel.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
R.B. Hayes Genealogical Notebook: Hayes Family
(compiled about 1870).
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Austin Family.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Notes in White House Scrapbook, Vol. 6.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Notes in Hayes Diary, Vol. 8.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Notes in Hayes Diary, Vol. 4.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
Notes in Hayes Diary, Vol. 10.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
(1871)
Hayes Family Ancestral Chart.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
(1878)
John Humphrey Noyes, "Memoirs of His Father, John
Noyes".
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
(February, 1882)
"Origin of Family of Hay or Hayes in
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Hayes
Genealogy.
(1884)
Lucy Elliot Keeler's annotated volume of Rev. Charles
Wells Hayes, George Hayes of Windsor and His Descendants.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Webb
Genealogy.
Notes in Hayes Diary, Vol. 4.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Webb
Genealogy.
R.B. Hayes Genealogical Notebook: Webb Family
(compiled about 1870).
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Webb
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Cook, Isaac.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Webb
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Cook Family.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Webb
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Webb Family.
Reel: 1
Hayes and Webb Family Genealogies.
Webb
Genealogy.
Interrupted at the appropriate locations for the
following miscellaneous notes: Scott, John W.
Reel: 1
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
Undated - Anonymous; Anonymous - Eccentric; A-L.
Reel: 163
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
Undated - M-Z; unidentified, uncatalogued, etc.
Reel: 164
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
1829-1858
Reel: 10
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
1859-August, 1864
Reel: 11
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September, 1864-January, 1868
Reel: 12
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February, 1868-July 16, 1868
Reel: 13
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July 17, 1868-January 10, 1869
Reel: 14
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 11, 1869-April 23, 1869
Reel: 15
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April 24, 1869-September, 1869
Reel: 16
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October 1869-February 24, 1870
Reel: 17
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 25, 1870-June 16, 1870
Reel: 18
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June 17, 1870-November, 1870
Reel: 19
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December, 1870-January 1871
Reel: 20
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
Febraury, 1871-May, 1871
Reel: 21
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1871-October, 1871
Reel: 22
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November, 1871-January 1872
Reel: 23
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February, 1872-December, 1872
Includes n.d. 1872.
Reel: 24
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January, 1873-July, 1873
Reel: 25
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August, 1873-February, 1874
Reel: 26
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March n.d., 1874-June 30, 1874
Reel: 27
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July 1, 1874-November 30, 1874
Reel: 28
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December, 1874-April 20, 1875
Reel: 29
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April 21, 1875-July, 1875
Reel: 30
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August, 1875-October 25, 1875
Reel: 31
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October 26, 1875-December 10, 1875
Reel: 32
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December 11, 1875-January 23, 1876
Reel: 33
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 24, 1876-March 5, 1876
Reel: 34
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 6, 1876-April 15, 1876
Reel: 35
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April 16, 1876-May, 1876
Reel: 36
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, n.d., 1876-June 16, 1876
Reel: 37
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June 17, 1876-June 19 (H), 1876
Reel: 38
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June 19 (I), 1876-June 23 (D), 1876
Reel: 39
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June 23 (E), 1876-June 30, 1876
Reel: 40
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July n.d., 1876-July 10, 1876
Reel: 41
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July 11, 1876-July 20, 1876
Reel: 42
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July 21, 1876-August 5. 1876
Reel: 43
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August 6, 1876-August 18, 1876
Reel: 44
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August 19, 1876-August 31, 1876
Reel: 45
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September n.d., 1876-September 15, 1876
Reel: 46
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September 16, 1876-September 28, 1876
Reel: 47
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September 29, 1876-October 11, 1876
Reel: 48
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October 12, 1876-October 29, 1876
Reel: 49
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October 30, 1876-November 10, 1876
Reel: 50
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November 11, 1876-November 27, 1876
Reel: 51
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November 28, 1876-December 12, 1876
Reel: 52
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December 13, 1876-December 26, 1876
Reel: 53
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December 27, 1876-January 5, 1877
Reel: 54
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 6, 1877-January 22, 1877
Reel: 55
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 23, 1877-February 11, 1877
Reel: 56
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 12, 1877-February 19, 1877
Reel: 57
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 20, 1877-February 24, 1877
Reel: 58
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 25, 1877-March 1, 1877
Reel: 59
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 2, 1877-March 6, 1877
Undated Governor's Years follows March 2, 1877.
Reel: 60
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 7, 1877-March 10, 1877
Reel: 61
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 11, 1877-March 19, 1877
Reel: 62
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 20, 1877-March 31, 1877
Reel: 63
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April n.d., 1877-April 15, 1877
Reel: 64
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April 16, 1877-April 30, 1877
Reel: 65
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
May n.d., 1877-May 14, 1877
Reel: 66
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
May 15, 1877-May 31, 1877
Reel: 67
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June n.d., 1877-June 22, 1877
Reel: 68
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June 23, 1877-July 23, 1877
Reel: 69
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July 24, 1877-August 14, 1877
Includes Great Railways Strike correspondence.
Reel: 70
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August 15, 1877-September 15, 1877
Reel: 71
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September 16, 1877-October 12, 1877
Reel: 72
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October 13, 1877-November 15, 1877
Reel: 73
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November 16, 1877-December 15, 1877
Reel: 74
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December 16, 1877-December 31, 1877
Includes n.d., 1877.
Reel: 75
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January n.d., 1878-January 27, 1878
Reel: 76
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 28, 1878-February 21, 1878
Reel: 77
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 22, 1878-March 17, 1878
Reel: 78
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 18, 1878-April 20, 1878
Reel: 79
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April 21, 1878-May 31, 1878
Reel: 80
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1878-July 10, 1878
Reel: 81
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July 11, 1878-August 15, 1878
Reel: 82
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August 16, 1878-September 27, 1878
Reel: 83
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September 28 1878-November 15, 1878
Reel: 84
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November 16, 1878-December 11, 1878
Reel: 85
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December 12, 1878-January 9, 1879
Reel: 86
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 10, 1879-January 31, 1879
Reel: 87
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February n.d., 1879-February 10, 1879
Reel: 88
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 11, 1879-February 28, 1879
Reel: 89
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March, 1879
Reel: 90
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April, 1879
Reel: 91
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
May, 1879
Reel: 92
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1879
Reel: 93
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July, 1879
Reel: 94
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August, 1879
Reel: 95
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September, 1879-October 15, 1879
Reel: 96
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October 16, 1879-November 12, 1879
Reel: 97
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November 13, 1879-December 15 1879
Reel: 98
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December 16, 1879-January 12, 1880
Reel: 99
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 13, 1880-February 16, 1880
Reel: 100
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 17, 1880-March, 1880
Reel: 101
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April, 1880
Reel: 102
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
May, 1880
Reel: 103
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1880
Reel: 104
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July, 1880-August 10, 1880
Reel: 105
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August 11, 1880-September, 1880
Reel: 106
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October, 1880-November 22, 1880
Reel: 107
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November 23, 1880-December 15, 1880
Reel: 108
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December 16, 1880-January 7, 1881
Reel: 109
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 8, 1881-January 31, 1881
Reel: 110
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February n.d., 1881-February 14, 1881
Reel: 111
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 15, 1881-March 3, 1881
Reel: 111A
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
1881-1887
Undated.
Reel: 112
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 4, 1881-April, 1881
Reel: 113
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
May, 1881-July, 1881
Reel: 114
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August, 1881-November, 1881
Reel: 115
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December, 1881-March, 1882
Reel: 116
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April, 1882-June, 1882
Reel: 117
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July, 1882-September, 1882
Reel: 118
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October, 1882-January 15, 1883
Reel: 119
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 16, 1883- April, 1883
Reel: 120
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
May, 1883-August, 1883
Reel: 121
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September, 1883-November, 1883
Reel: 122
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December, 1883-February, 1884
Reel: 123
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March, 1884-June, 1884
Reel: 124
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July, 1884-October, 1884
Reel: 125
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November, 1884-February 18, 1885
Reel: 126
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 19, 1885-May, 1885
Reel: 127
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1885-August 17, 1885
Reel: 128
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August 18, 1885-November, 1885
Reel: 129
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December, 1885-February, 1886
Reel: 130
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March, 1886-May, 1886
Reel: 131
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1886-August, 1886
Reel: 132
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September, 1886-November, 1886
Reel: 133
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December, 1886-February, 1887
Reel: 134
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March, 1887-May, 1887
Reel: 135
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1887-August, 1887
Reel: 136
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September, 1887-November, 1887
Reel: 137
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December, 1887-February 23, 1888
Reel: 138
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February 24, 1888-May, 1888
Reel: 139
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1888-August, 1888
Reel: 140
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
September, 1888-November, 1888
Reel: 141
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
December, 1888-January 27, 1889
Reel: 142
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January 28 1889-March 18, 1889
Reel: 143
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 19, 1889-May 12, 1889
Reel: 144
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
May 13, 1889-June 26, 1889
Reel: 145
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June 27, 1889-July, 1889
Reel: 146
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August, 1889-October 20, 1889
Reel: 147
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October 21, 1889-December, 1889
Includes n.d., 1889.
Reel: 148
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January, 1890-March 18, 1890
Reel: 149
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
March 19, 1890-May, 1890
Reel: 150
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June, 1890 -August 25, 1890
Reel: 151
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
August 26, 1890-November 14, 1890
Reel: 152
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
November 15, 1890-January, 1891
Reel: 153
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
February, 1891-April, 1891
Reel: 154
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
May, 1891-July 21, 1891
Reel: 155
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
July 22, 1891-October 14, 1891
Reel: 156
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October 15, 1891-December, 1892
Reel: 157
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January, 1892-March, 1892
Reel: 158
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
April, 1892-June 21, 1892
Reel: 159
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
June 22 1892-September, 1892
Reel: 160
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
October, 1892-December, 1892
Reel: 161
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
January, 1893; n.d.; 1893
Miscellaneous obituaries and memorial speeches; book
listing names of those who sent condolences.
Reel: 162
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
"Private Letters of Fanny Hayes" and R.B. Hayes'
"Recollection of Fanny" (1856) and memorandum on Fanny Platt's death.
Reel: 9
Incoming Correspondence, 1829-1893.
Transcriptions of "Private Letters of Fanny Hayes".
Reel: 9a
Miscellaneous.
Tickets.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Newspaper pieces.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Notes by R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Social events.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Stamps.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Library card, Public Library of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes autograph signatures.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes' notes on William McKinley.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Book lists.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Birchard Public Library,
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes' notes on Lucy Webb.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Labels for exhibit items (in R.B. Hayes' hand).
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Poetry and songs (most in R.B. Hayes' hand).
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes' presidential reminiscences; annotated
newsclippings of presidential politics.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Scrapbook concerning
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
G.A.R. Reunion, Columbus, 1888.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Autobiographical notes.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Biographical notes.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes' notes on Sardis Birchard.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Notes pertaining to the Sandusky County Pioneer and
Historical Association and Sandusky County History.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Talks about R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Declaration of
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
The
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
"Dear Son of Memory," by Ainsworth R.
Spofford.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes' notes on
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes' notes on the portraits of the governors of
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Funeral and burial of R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Reminiscences of R.B. Hayes by Manning F. Force.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Report of Special Committee of Literary Club of
Cincinnati on the death of R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
R.B. Hayes' I.O.O.F. history.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Remembrances of R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
1815-1882
Excerpt from article by Richard Henry Dana on
admiralty law.
Reel: 298
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
D.M. Bennett Case-folder # 2.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Industrial education (manual training) - newsclippings.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Slater Fund - R.B. Hayes' notes.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
United States House of Representatives bills.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
United States Senate bills.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Ohio General Assembly bills, etc.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
D.M. Bennett Case-folder # 1.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Prison Reform.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Civil Service Reform.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Miscellaneous notes.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Clipping on the inauguration of R.B. Hayes and Wm. A.
Wheeler.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Income Tax notes.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Leroy (James) Slander - includes material from the
Russell Hastings papers, Library of Hayes Presidential Center.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
Newsclippings - miscellaneous.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
n.d
"Opinions of the Attorney General from January
1842 to April, 1846," original manuscript letters bound and presented to
R.B. Hayes by unknown party.
Reel: 300
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
1844-1859
Personal correspondence of George Warren, presented to
R.B. Hayes by Abigal [sic]
Reel: 300
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
1876; 1878
Election returns, (largely presidential returns from
Reel: 300
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
1876
Campaign music.
Reel: 300
Miscellaneous.
Election of
1876.
November, 1878
Extract from the diary of George Washington, presented
to R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 299
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Miscellaneous.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Presidency - land grants and pardons.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Resolutions on the death of R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
R.B. Hayes membership certificates.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Presidency - sea letters.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Lucy Webb Hayes.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Family monument notes and designs.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Presidency - appointments.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Pre-governor years.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Miscellaneous presidential.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Sketches of rooms in Hayes residence.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Presidency - Thanksgiving proclamations (largely those
received from various states and territories).
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
Bound volume containing specimens of blank official
forms used by R.B. Hayes (includes presidency and governorship).
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
1868-1877
Governor.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
1875
Campaign poster.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
1876
Centennial Exhibition.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
1876
Election.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
March 26, 1877
Portrait of Kuang Hsu, gift.
Reel: 301
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous Oversized Items.
1888-1889
Documents relative to the Centennial of Washington's
Inaugural.
Reel: 301
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1834-1850
Reel: 165
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1851-1856
Reel: 166
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1857-1860
Reel: 167
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1861-1862
Reel: 168
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1863-1865
Reel: 169
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1866-1868
Includes n.d., 1868.
Reel: 170
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1869-September, 1870
Reel: 171
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
October, 1870-1872
Reel: 172
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1873-1875
Reel: 173
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1876
Reel: 174
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1877-June, 1878
Undated Governor's Years follows Mar. 2, 1877.
Reel: 175
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
July, 1878-1879
Reel: 176
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1880
Reel: 177
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1881
Undated 1877-1881 follows March 4, 1881.
Reel: 178
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1882-1883
Reel: 179
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1884-1885
Reel: 180
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1886-1887
Reel: 181
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1888-August, 1889
Reel: 182
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
September, 1889-1891
Reel: 183
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
1892-1893
Undated - identified, unidentified, and miscellaneous
envelopes.
Reel: 184
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's
Letterpress Copy Books.
February 20, 1867-May 31, 1868
Vol. 1: original and transcriptions (filmed from Jan.
15-May 31, 1868).
Reel: 185
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's
Letterpress Copy Books.
June 1, 1868-March 1, 1870
Vol. 2: original.
Reel: 186
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's
Letterpress Copy Books.
June 1, 1868-March 1, 1870
Vol. 2: transcriptions.
Reel: 187
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's Letterpress Copy Books.
March 1, 1870-September 27, 1871
Vol. 3: original.
Reel: 188
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's
Letterpress Copy Books.
March 1, 1870-September 29, 1871
Vol. 3: transcriptions.
Reel: 189
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's
Letterpress Copy Books.
September 29, 1871-January 11, 1871
Vol. 4: original and transcriptions.
Reel: 190
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's
Letterpress Copy Books.
January 17, 1876-February 3, 1877
Vol. 5: original.
Reel: 191
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's
Letterpress Copy Books.
January 17, 1876-February 3, 1877
Vol. 5: transcriptions.
Reel: 192
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Governor's
Letterpress Copy Books.
February 5, 1877-January 12, 1878
Vol. 6: original and transcriptions (filmed to March
1, 1877.
Reel: 193
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Personal
Letterpress Copy Books.
November 1, 1869-June 30, 1870
Vol. 1: original and transcriptions.
Reel: 194
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Personal
Letterpress Copy Books.
July 2, 1870-January 17, 1872
Vol. 2: original and transcriptions.
Reel: 195
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Personal
Letterpress Copy Books.
Febraury 21, 1876-January 12, 1877; March 4,
1876-February 23, 1877
Vol. 3: original and transcriptions.
Reel: 196
Outgoing Correspondence, 1834-1893.
Personal
Letterpress Copy Books.
March 4, 1876-February 23, 1877
Webb C. Hayes Letter Book: originals and
transcriptions.
Reel: 196
Speeches and Messages.
1841-1871
College addresses; campaign itinerary and speeches for
1866 to 1872; annual messages while governor; memorial speeches; assorted
gubernatorial proclamations.
Reel: 290
Speeches and Messages.
1872-February, 1878
Annual message for 1871; presidential canvass and
congressional campaign of 1872; 1875 gubernatorial campaign; memorial speeches;
assorted governor's proclamations; inaugural address; itinerary and notes for presidential
trips to New England and the South, 1877; annual message; veto message of
Bland-Allison Act.
Reel: 291
Speeches and Messages.
March, 1878-September, 1879
Veto messages, including Army Appropriation Bill,
United States Marshal Bill, Government Appropriations Bill, Immigration Bill,
River and Harbor Bill, and Judicial Appropriations Bill; itinerary and notes
for presidential trips to Upper Midwest and
Reel: 292
Speeches and Messages.
October, 1879-March, 1881
Itinerary and notes for presidential trips to the
Midwest and Pacific Coast, 1879 and 1880; annual messages 1879-1880; assorted
official proclamations and messages to Congress, including The Inter-Oceanic
Canal and the veto of the Funding Bill.
Reel: 293
Speeches and Messages.
April, 1881-1886
Memorial speeches and speeches to soldiers' meetings,
including M.O.L.L.U.S.; speeches on aid to education and importance of manual
training; pension addresses and talks for military reunions; prison reform.
Reel: 294
Speeches and Messages.
1887-1889
Memorial speeches and talks to soldiers' meeting and
reunions, including G.A.R., M.O.L.L.U.S., and the Society of the Army of West
Virginia; centennial addresses; National Prison Association; and Education and
manual training, including Slater Fund meetings.
Reel: 295
Speeches and Messages.
1890-June, 1892
Memorial and military addresses; Lake Mohonk
Conference; prison reform; Negro education; college commencements.
Reel: 296
Speeches and Messages.
July-December, 1892
Chautauqua addresses, education and G.A.R.; military
speeches; Lake Mohonk Conference on the American Indian; National Prison
Association; miscellaneous notes arranged by topic; speeches for Lucy Webb
Hayes.
Reel: 297
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Appointments.
"Ploughing the Four Acres" (3 vols. of
miscellaneous notations).
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Appointments.
Notebook presented to R.B. Hayes by the father of
Eugene L. Reynolds (contains miscellaneous notations).
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Appointments.
[1877]
Miscellaneous notes.
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Appointments.
1878
R.B. Hayes Memorandum Book".
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Birchard
Austin Hayes, Fanny Hayes and Scott Russell Hayes Papers,1876-1881.
1876-1881
Incoming and Outgoing Correspondence.
Reel: 270
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Cabinet
meeting notes.
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Cabinet
Room Visitors.
1877-1871
Miscellaneous notes and note pads - undated.
Reel: 209
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Cabinet
Room Visitors.
1898-1879
R.B. Hayes autograph books.
Reel: 209
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"Catalogue of Library,
1877
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Desk pad
notes.
1877-1881
Miscellaneous notes and note pads.
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"
Negative photostats from the National Archives.
Reel: 204
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"
March, 1877- May 8, 1878
Vol. 1.
Reel: 204
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"
May 9, 1878-August 25, 1880
Vol. 2.
Reel: 204
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
Undated (F-Z).
Reel: 261
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
January 1, 1868-December 31, 1875
Reel: 243
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
January 1, 1876-March 15, 1877
Reel: 244
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
March 16, 1877-May 31, 1877
Reel: 245
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
June 1, 1877-November 30, 1877
Reel: 246
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
December 1, 1877-February 28, 1878
Reel: 247
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
1877-1881
Undated (E-Z); Undated (A-E).
Reel: 260
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
March 1, 1878-June 30, 1878
Reel: 248
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
July 1, 1878-June 30, 1878
Reel: 249
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
July 1, 1878-November 30, 1878
Reel: 250
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
December 1, 1878-February 15, 1879
Reel: 251
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
June 1, 1879-October 15, 1879
Reel: 252
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
October 16, 1879-February 15, 1880
Reel: 253
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
February 16, 1880-April 30, 1880
Reel: 254
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
May 1, 1880-July 31, 1880
Reel: 255
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
August 1, 1880-November 30, 1880
Reel: 256
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
December 1, 1880-January 15, 1881
Reel: 257
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
January 16, 1881-March 9, 1881
Reel: 258
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes papers, 1868-1881—Incoming Correspondence.
March 10, 1881-December 31 1881
Includes n.d., 1877-1881 (A-D) and n.d., 1881.
Reel: 259
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Lucy Webb
Hayes Papers, 1868-1881—Outgoing Correspondence.
1868-1881
Undated, 1877-1881 (A-Z); Unknown.
Reel: 262
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Miscellaneous notes.
1877-1881
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Miscellaneous White House social notes.
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"Publications of Departments".
1877-1881
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
April 5,1877-September 9, 1877
Vol. 1.
Reel: 197
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
Index - A-K; L-Z (2 vols.).
Reel: 197
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
July, 1877-September, 1877
Vol. 2.
Reel: 198
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
October, 1877-December, 1877
Vol. 3.
Reel: 198
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
January, 1878-March, 1878
Vol. 4.
Reel: 199
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
April, 1878-June, 1878
Vol. 5.
Reel: 199
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
July, 1878-September, 1878
Vol. 6.
Reel: 199
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
October, 1878-December, 1878
Vol. 7.
Reel: 200
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
April, 1879-June, 1879
Vol. 9.
Reel: 200
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
January, 1879-March, 1879
Vol. 8.
Reel: 200
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
July, 1879-September, 1879
Vol. 10.
Reel: 201
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
October, 1879-December, 1879
Vol. 11.
Reel: 201
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
January, 1880-February, 1880
Vol. 12.
Reel: 201
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
March, 1880-April, 1880
Vol. 13.
Reel: 202
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
July, 1880-October, 1880
Vol. 15.
Reel: 202
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
May, 1880-June, 1880
Vol. 14.
Reel: 202
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
November, 1880-December, 1880
Vol. 16.
Reel: 203
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Registers.
January, 1881-March, 1881
Vol. 17.
Reel: 203
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Rutherford
Platt Hayes Papers, 1876-1881.
January 1, 1876-March 31, 1879
Incoming and Outgoing Correspondence.
Reel: 268
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Rutherford
Platt Hayes Papers, 1876-1881.
April 1, 1879-December 31, 1881
Undated, 1877-1881; Diary, 1879.
Reel: 269
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"Senate Executive Session Minutes".
December 3, 1877-June 20, 1878
Vol. 2.
Reel: 205
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"Senate Executive Session Minutes".
March 5, 1877-December 3, 1877
Vol. 1.
Reel: 205
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"Senate Executive Session Minutes".
December 2, 1878-March 3, 1879
Vol. 3.
Reel: 205
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"Senate Executive Session Minutes".
March 21, 1879-July, 1879
Vol. 4.
Reel: 206
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"Senate Executive Session Minutes".
December 1, 1879-June 3, 1880
Vol. 5.
Reel: 206
White House Records, 1877-1881.
"Senate Executive Session Minutes".
December 6, 1880-February 18, 1881
Vol. 6.
Reel: 206
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Webb C.
Hayes papers, 1876-1881— Incoming Correspondence.
1876-September 30, 1877
Reel: 263
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Webb C.
Hayes papers, 1876-1881— Incoming Correspondence.
October 1, 1877-December 31, 1878
Reel: 264
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Webb C.
Hayes papers, 1876-1881— Incoming Correspondence.
January 1, 1879-March 31, 1880
Reel: 265
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Webb C. Hayes papers, 1876-1881— Incoming
Correspondence.
April 1, 1880-December 31, 1881
Undated, 1876-1881.
Reel: 266
White House Records, 1877-1881.
Webb C.
Hayes Papers, 1876-1881—Outgoing Correspondence, etc.
1876-1881
Undated, 1876-1881; Diaries, 1877-1880; Miscellaneous,
1877-1881.
Reel: 267
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Account Books.
1877-1881
(2 vols.).
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Account Books.
December, 1878-February, 1879
"White House Grocery Account" (with G.G.
Cornwell, Fine Groceries).
Reel: 210
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
"Social Address Book,
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
"White House Callers".
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
1877-1881
"
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
1877
"R.B. Hayes Scrapbook".
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
1877-1878
W.C. Hayes Scrapbook.
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
1878
"R.B. Hayes Scrapbook".
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
April, 1878
"Reception of President and Mrs. Hayes,
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
January-February 1878
"Guest Lists, State Dinners".
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
1879-1881
W.C. Hayes Scrapbook.
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Record Books - Social.
1880
"Trip to
Reel: 208
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
Vol. 4: Civil War reports and miscellaneous
Reel: 211
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
Vol. 12: Local history,
Reel: 213
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1830-1860
Vol. 6: "Private & Personal" items from
the 1830's, 1840's, 1850's and 1860's.
Reel: 211
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1840-1850
Vol. 1: Contains material on the 1849 cholera epidemic
in
Reel: 211
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1847-1848; April, 1865
Vol. 5: (Death of and memorials about Abraham
Lincoln);
Reel: 211
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1850-1859
Vol. 2: Largely law cases from the 1850's.
Reel: 211
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1859-1860
Vol. 3: Literary and miscellaneous.
Reel: 211
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1865-1869
Vol. 7: Miscellaneous, mostly from the late 1860's.
Reel: 212
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1869-1870
Vol. 8: Miscellaneous.
Reel: 212
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1870-1871
Vol. 9:
Reel: 212
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1871
Vol. 11:
Reel: 213
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1871
Vol. 10: Political.
Reel: 213
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1872-1875
Vol. 108: Miscellaneous, mostly political.
Reel: 231
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1875-1877
Vol. 110: Miscellaneous and foreign opinions.
Reel: 231
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1876
Vol. 13: Election.
Reel: 213
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1876-1881
Vol. 109: Miscellaneous, mostly political.
Reel: 231
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March 30-April 12, 1877
Vol. 15: Election news and southern policy.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
April, 1877
Vol. 16.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
April 13-28, 1877
Vol. 17.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March-May, 1877
Vol. 18.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
April-May, 1877
Vol. 19.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
May 2-8, 1877
Vol. 20.
Reel: 214
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March 1877
Vol. 14.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June 6-16, 1877
Vol. 24.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
May 9-18, 1877
Vol. 21.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
May 28-June 5, 1877
Vol. 23.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June 17-27, 1877
Vol. 25.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June28-July 4, 1877
Vol. 26.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July 5-11, 1877
Vol. 27.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
May 19-27, 1877
Vol. 22.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July 11-18, 1877
Vol. 28.
Reel: 216
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July 18-August 3, 1877
Vol. 29.
Reel: 216
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
August 2-11, 1877
Vol. 30.
Reel: 216
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
August 10-18, 1877
Vol. 31.
Reel: 216
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
August 18-25, 1877
Vol. 32.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
August 24-September 4, 1877
Vol. 33.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September 4-21, 1877
Vol. 34.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September 28, 1877-October 8, 1877
Vol. 36.
Reel: 217
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1877
Vol. 41: Miscellaneous (state politics, Ohio); visit
to Richmond, Va.; earlier southern tour; silver wedding anniversary, December
30, 1877; 1878 New Years reception at the White House).
Reel: 217
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September, 1877
Vol. 35: Southern tour and
Reel: 217
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
October 8-20, 1877
Vol. 37:
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
November 10-December 7, 1877
Vol. 39.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
December, 1877
Vol. 40.
Reel: 217
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
October 1-November 10, 1877
Vol. 38.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1877
Vol. 91:
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1877
Vol. 90: Chisholm murders; Ellentown trial;
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June-July, 1877
Vol. 94: Financial questions.
Reel: 228
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July, 1877-January 1878
Vol. 95: Finances.
Reel: 228
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July, 1877
Vol. 98: Great Railway Strike.
Reel: 229
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June-November, 1877
Vol. 102: Civil service reform.
Reel: 229
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March-June, 1877
Vol. 101: Press suggestions; civil service reform;
appointments.
Reel: 229
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July-August, 1877
Vol. 99: Great Railway Strike and the labor question.
Reel: 229
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July, 1877
Vol. 97: Great Railway Strike.
Reel: 229
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July-December, 1877
Vol. 100: 1878 Great Railway Strike and foreign trade.
Reel: 229
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1877
Vol. 106: Mexican affairs.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1877-1878
Vol. 112: Social and miscellaneous trips.
Reel: 231
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1877
Vol. 111:
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March-September, 1878
Vol. 45: Social event and trips.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
February 21-March 21, 1878
Vol. 44.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
February 1-22 1878
Vol. 43:
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
January, 1878
Vol. 42.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June 28-July, 1878
Vol. 46.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
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July 30-August 26, 1878
Vol. 47.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September 26-October 25, 1878
Vol. 50:
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
October 25-November, 1878
Vol. 51.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September 1878
Vol. 48.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1878-1879
Vol. 92: Southern affairs.
Reel: 228
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
November, 1878-May, 1879
Vol. 96: Financial question.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1878-1879
Vol. 113: Social notes.
Reel: 232
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March 19-April 10, 1878
Vol. 125: Potter Commission.
Reel: 234
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
April 8-27, 1878
Vol. 126: Potter Commission.
Reel: 234
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
April. 24-May 16, 1878
Vol. 127: Potter Commission.
Reel: 235
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June 10-July 1, 1878
Vol. 130: Potter Commission; state political
conventions.
Reel: 235
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
May 14-29, 1878
Vol. 128: Potter Commission.
Reel: 235
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
May 28-June 10, 1878
Vol. 129: Potter Commission.
Reel: 235
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September, 1878-January 8, 1879
Vol. 49.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
December, 1878-January 10, 1879
Vol. 52.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
February 17-March 11, 1879
Vol. 55.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March, 1879
Vol. 56.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March 31, 1879-April 25, 1879
Vol. 57.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
January 25-February 17, 1879
Vol. 54.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
January, 1879
Vol.53.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June 3-28, 1879
Vol. 60.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
May 14-June 2, 1879
Vol. 59.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
April 22-May 13, 1879
Vol. 58.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June 28-July, 1879
Vol. 61.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
August-September 17, 1879
Vol. 62.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September-October 31, 1879
Vol. 63:.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
November 27-December 15, 1879
Vol. 65.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
August -November, 1879; 1877 and March 29, 1880
Vol. 66.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
October 30-November 30, 1879
Vol. 64.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
November, 1879-February 19, 1880; March 6, 9, 1877
Vol. 67.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
November, 1879-January 17, 1880
Vol. 68.
Reel: 223
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1879-1880
Vol. 93: Southern affairs; Chisholm murder verdict;
miscellaneous.
Reel: 228
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1879
Vol. 114: Social and miscellaneous.
Reel: 232
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
January 17-Febraury 11, 1880
Vol. 69:.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
February 12-March 13, 1880
Vol. 70.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
February 18-April 16, 1880
Vol. 71.
Reel: 223
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House Scrapbooks.
June 1-10, 1880
Vol. 74: Republican National Convention, Chicago,
Illinois.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June 8-26, 1880
Vol. 75.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House Scrapbooks.
May 10-June 3, 1880
Vol. 73: Political.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
April 16-May 10, 1880
Vol. 72.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September 2-December 5, 1880
Vol. 78: Great Western Tour and miscellaneous.
Reel: 225
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
October 4-November 18, 1880
Vol. 80.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
September 1-October 8, 1880
Vol. 79: Presidential Campaign, 1880.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July 31-September 1, 1880
Vol. 77.
Reel: 225
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1880-1886
Vol. 86: Conferences of the National Prison
Association; Samuel J. Tilden, Chester A. Arthur, and John A. Logan obituaries;
military societies.
Reel: 226
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
December 6, 1880-January 5, 1881
Vol. 83:
President's annual message, 1880; Mormons; miscellaneous.
Reel: 226
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
November 16-December 27, 1880
Vol. 82.
Reel: 226
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
October, 1880-February, 1881
Vol. 81:
Chinese letter forgery and Virginia debt question.
Reel: 226
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
February 1-March 11, 1880
Vol. 104: Isthmian canal.
Reel: 230
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
July 1, 1879-February 2, 1880
Vol. 103: Isthmian canal.
Reel: 230
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
January, 1880-January, 1881
Vol. 105: Isthmian canal.
Reel: 230
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
March, 1880-February, 1881
Vol. 107: Foreign affairs; China; miscellaneous.
Reel: 230
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
February-July, 1880
Vol. 115: Personal and social; 1880 presidential
candidates' biographical sketches.
Reel: 232
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
June 25-July 31, 1880
Vol. 76.
Reel: 2258
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
February, 1881
Vol. 85.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
January, 1881
Vol. 84.
Reel: 226
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
August, 1880-January 12, 1881
Vol. 116: Personal and social.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1881
Vol. 117: Social.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1881-1185
Vol. 118: Social and miscellaneous.
Reel: 233
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
August-December, 1882
Vol. 89: G.A.R.; prison reform; Negro education;
Indians.
Reel: 227
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1884-1885
Vol. 119: Social.
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White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
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1887-1890
Vol. 88: Miscellaneous.
Reel: 227
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1887-1888
Vol. 87: Military societies/reunions.
Reel: 227
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1889-1893
Vol. 122: Personal and social.
Reel: 233
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1889
Vol. 121: Obituaries of Lucy Webb Hayes; notations by
R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 233
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1889
Vol. 120: Obituaries of Lucy Webb Hayes.
Reel: 233
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1893
Vol. 124: Obituaries and recollections of R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 234
White House Records, 1877-1881.
White House
Scrapbooks.
1893
Vol. 123: Obituaries of R.B. Hayes.
Reel: 234
White House Records, 1877-1881.
William
King Rogers Papers, 1876-1881.
Jan. 1876-June 14, 1877
Reel: 236
White House Records, 1877-1881.
William
King Rogers Papers, 1876-1881.
June 15, 1877-February 28, 1878
Reel: 237
White House Records, 1877-1881.
William
King Rogers Papers, 1876-1881.
March, 1878-January 31, 1879
Reel: 238
White House Records, 1877-1881.
William King
Rogers Papers, 1876-1881.
February 1, 1879-November 29, 1879
Reel: 239
White House Records, 1877-1881.
William
King Rogers Papers, 1876-1881.
December 1, 1879-July 31, 1880
Reel: 240
White House Records, 1877-1881.
William
King Rogers Papers, 1876-1881.
August 1, 1880-December 31, 1880
Reel: 241
White House Records, 1877-1881.
William
King Rogers Papers, 1876-1881.
January 1, 1881-December 31, 1881
Includes n.d., 1887-1881.
Reel: 242
White House Records, 1887-1881.
Vols. 1-4.
Reel: 207