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William M. Beauchamp Papers, 1840-1944

Box and Folder List
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Guide to Microfilm Reels

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Biographical Note | Scope and Contents Note | Box and Folder List

Biographical Note:

William Martin Beauchamp (1830-1925), archaeologist, historian, and Episcopalian minister, is, along with Lewis H. Morgan (1818-1881), John N.B. Hewitt (1859-1937), Arthur C. Parker (1881-1955) and William N. Fenton (1908-2005), one of the great authorities on the history and institutions of the Iroquois. Beauchamp was born in Coldenham, Orange County, New York, but was raised in Skaneateles, Onondaga County, New York, where his family removed in 1831. Beauchamp was educated at Skaneateles Academy and the Delancey Divinity School in Geneva, New York. The latter prepared him for ordination in the priesthood of the Episcopalian Church in 1863. He spent most of his career in the ministry as rector of Grace Church in Baldwinsville, New York, serving from July 1, 1865 to October 1, 1900, when he retired. Thereafter he moved to Syracuse, where he devoted much of his time to research and writing on the Iroquois. In a sense he became a successor to Lewis Morgan, another leading authority on the Iroquois. His interest in the Iroquois began in his childhood, and was increased by his friendship with Albert Cusick, an Onondaga in orders in the Episcopal Church. From him, Beauchamp gained much valuable information.

Beauchamp was especially learned in the archaeology of Iroquoian implements and other artifacts and published several studies on them. He also published works on aspects of Iroquoian culture that influenced New York State history, including works on aboriginal place names in New York State. He possessed unusual skill in sketching Indian relics. These sketches were often included in many of his published bulletins for the New York State Museum.

He was active in promoting the Onondaga Historical Association of Syracuse and was a member of many learned societies. He married Sarah Carter of Ravenna, Ohio, November 26, 1857.

Scope and Contents Note:

Series I: Antiquities of the Onondagas (Boxes 1-10; Microfilm Reels 2-11)

The papers of William M. Beauchamp are comprised of approximately 71 cubic feet of manuscripts, printed items, and photographs relating primarily to the archaeology, culture, and history of aboriginal people of New York State, especially the Iroquois. These materials have been arranged in six series, beginning with the unpublished ten-volume manuscript entitled "Antiquities of Onondaga" (Boxes 1-10) which provides a comprehensive study of this nation of the Iroquois Confederacy. These volumes contain over 8,500 pages of text and notes along with an equal number of pages containing colorful sketches and diagrams of artifacts, and many detailed maps of aboriginal settlements and archeological sites in Onondaga County, New York.

Series II: Research Notebooks (Boxes 11-27; Microfilm Reels 12-20)

The second series is comprised of over 60 bound volumes containing Beauchamp's research notes compiled for his many writings and publications. Notebook topics and subjects include Iroquois History, Iroquois Folklore, Iroquois Ceremonies, Indian Vocabularies, Indian Place Names, Jesuit Relations, and Moravian Journals. The information recorded in these volumes was well documented and drawn from many primary and secondary sources. It appears that entire documents or passages were transcribed carefully and meticulously. In addition, diagrams and maps abound here, too.

Series III: Iroquois Legends (recorded by A.C. Parker) (Boxes 28-30; Microfilm Reel 21)

The third series consists of nearly seventy-five manuscripts or typescripts of Iroquois legends recorded by Dr. Arthur C. Parker, which are very important to the study of Iroquois folklore.

Series IV: Scrapbooks and News Clippings (Boxes 31-45; Microfilm Reels 22-27)

The fourth series consists of twenty scrapbooks and many assorted loose newsclippings collected by William Beauchamp, Grace Beauchamp Lodder, Arthur C. Parker, and Harriet Maxwell Converse. These clippings offer a rich source of information on the life and events of Indian reservations in New York State, especially the Onondaga Reservation. The scrapbooks and clippings are generally arranged chronologically with title indexes for most scrapbooks. Perhaps, the most interesting clippings are those related to the trial of Lila Jimerson, a Seneca woman acquitted of the charges of murder of the wife of renowned artist Henri Merchand, 1931.

Series V: Personal Papers of William Beauchamp (Boxes 46-52; Microfilm Reels 28-31)

The fifth series is comprised of personal and other ancillary papers of William Beauchamp. Included here is his correspondence with scholars and museum curators regarding Indian artifacts and other archeological subjects. For example there are several letters between Beauchamp and Dr. F.J.H. Merrill, then director of the New York State Museum, concerning the museum's collection of wampum belts. Also included here are Beauchamp's diaries, 1862-1865, which provide details of many important events in his life; a comprehensive biographical and genealogical notebook; and numerous manuscript and printed copies of many of his published writings. This series also includes the folio-size manuscripts of which the most noteworthy items are a volume containing annotated maps of archeological sites in New York and other states, and a volume of notes and illustrations of Iroquois masks in the New York State Museum.

Series VI: Photographs (Boxes 53-62; Microfilm Reels 32-34)

The sixth series comprises two cubic feet of photographic prints and negatives of portraits of Onondaga individuals as well as scenes of life on the reservation, circa 1880-1920s. Description here is at the item level. (See below for additional information regarding photographs.)

Series VII: Postcards and Published Photographs (Box 63; Microfilm Reel 34)

Postcards and other published photographs listed by item. Publishers are noted for individual items. Real photos are identified with (RP).

Series VIII: Maps (Box 64; Microfilm Reel 35)

Photographs - General Information

Boxes 53 and 54

Dimensions:
Items 1-152 8.5 x 7 cm.
Items 153-169 8.5 x 6 cm.
Items 170-175 10 x 6.5 cm.
Items 176-181 8 x 6 cm.

Negatives: Available for all but the following items: No. 31, 49, 51, 52, 61, 63, 66, 71-74, 76-83, 88, 90-94, 97, 98, 107, 109, 110, 118, 120-144, 148-158, 161, 162, and 171-175. Negatives are stored in the vault.
Photographer Imprints: Items 153-169

Kirtland-Wyckoff Co., 320 So. [Salina?], Syracuse, N.Y.

Boxes 55 and 56

Dimensions:
Original Prints 13.5 x 11 cm
New York State Museum Prints 20 x 12.5 cm

Negatives: Glass Plates(stored in the vault)
Items 1-11 Plates A.01-A.11
Items 12-13 Plates B.01-B.02
Items 14-15 None
Items 16-30 Plates C. 01-C. 15

Photographer Imprints: None

Boxes 57-62

Dimensions: Various sizes noted for each item.

Negatives: Glass Plates Nos. D. 01 - D. 06 for items in Box 57, Folders 9-11 (stored in the vault)
Negatives for several items in Box 60 are stored in the vault.

Photographers Imprints

J. Austin, 58-60 So. Salina, Syracuse, N.Y.
F.C. Flint, Studio, 402 So. Salina, Syracuse, N.Y.
Palmer Studio, 348 So. Salina, Syracuse, N.Y.
Wildey Photo Artist, Skaneateles, N.Y.
F.R. Wolcott, 1317 Carbon Street, Syracuse, N.Y.
Hewetts Studio, Corning, N.Y.

Box and Folder List

Reel = Reel of microfilm
Box = Box number in original collection

Box	Folder	Content	Item	Reel
			Finding Aid and Reel Contents Guide	1
			SERIES I: ANTIQUITIES OF THE ONONDAGAS Ten volumes containing a detailed account of the archaeology and history of the Onondaga Nation. Compiled from a wide variety of primary and secondary sources. In addition to textual information, each volume contains approximately an equal number of pages of fine illustrations of artifacts, and many detailed maps.
1			Volume I, 453p. text	2
2			Volume II, 624p. text	3
3			Volume III, 660p. text	4
4			Volume IV, 798p. text	5
5			Volume V, 864p. text	6
6			Volume VI, 596p. text	7
7			Volume VII, 472p. text	8
8			Volume VIII, 437p. text	9
9			Volume IX, 278p. text	10
10			Volume X, 500p. text	11
			Series II: Research Notebooks
11			Iroquois Notes (2 vols. Indexed) Notebooks providing general information in the organizational and social structure of the six nations comprising the Iroquois Confederacy. Includes loose 21-page manuscript entitled The Founders of the Iroquois League and Its Probable Date. The second volume contains Beauchamp's Corrections of Clarke's History of Onondaga. (v.1, 152p., v.2, 134p.)	12
12			Iroquois History Notebooks (5 vols. MS. bd.) Compilation of notes from primary and secondary sources that provide a general survey of the history of the six nations. Volume 5 contains information on the geology and natural history of Onondaga County, New York. V.1 History of the Six Nations, 138p. V.2 Historical Work in Onondaga County, 27p. V.3 Syllabus of the First Kanoono Karnival at Syracuse, 1905, 54p. V.4 Empire State in Three Centuries (Notes), 119p. V.5 Sources of Onondaga History, 67p., (Index)
13			Iroquois Folklore (3 vols. MS. Bd. Indexed) Notes and services of information relating to the traditional customs, tales, or legends preserved orally among the Iroquois (V.1, 300p.; V.2, 188p.; V.3, 119p.)	13
14			Iroquois Rites and Ceremonies (5 vols. MS. Bd.) Notes on music, liturgy, and other materials of religious and other sacred meetings. Some actual scores included. V.1 Ancient Rites of the Condoling Council. (The Preliminary Ceremony called at Wood's Edge), c. 100p. V.2 Condolence Songs of the New York and Canadian Iroquois, 64p. V.3 Iroquois Music from Canada and New York. 1905. (Mostly Onondaga tunes. Includes scores), 42p. V.4 Seneca Text of New Religion, 172p. (Indexed) V.5 Mohawk Prayer Book, 83p.
15			Biographical and Vital Statistics (3 vols. MS. Bd.) V.1 Vital Records and History of the Chapel of Good Shepherd, Onondaga Reservation, covering the period from 1868 through 1921, 70p. V.2 Biographical Sketches of Onondaga Indians, 174p. V.3 Names of Saint Regis Indians and Five of the Six [Iroquois] Nations [ca. 1645-ca. 1921], 191 (200)p. (Index)
16			Archaeology and Artifacts Notebooks (9 vols. MS. Bd.) Notebooks include maps and descriptions primarily in New York State where Indian relics have been found. Also, notes and illustrations of artifacts held by private collectors and/or public museums. V.1 Indian Sites in New York State, 495p. V.2 Maps of Indian Sites in New York State, 148p. V.3 Notes on Indian Sites in New York and Elsewhere, 435p.	14
17			V.4 Index to Archaeologist Topics Found in Onondaga Antiquities and Scrapbooks, 108p. V.5 Outline of Ohio Relics from Mr. Nissley, 87p. V.6 Western Relics of Mr. Nissley, 59p. V.7 L.W. Hillburgh Collection, 26p., 9 plates V.8 Iroquois Wooden Mask in the New York State Museum. V.9 Pocket Memoranda Book Containing Drawings of Indian Artifacts.
18			Indian Languages and Vocabularies (12 vols. MS. Bd.) Lexicons of words of Iroquois and other Indian languages. Also, notes on grammar and syntax. V.1 Indian Vocabularies, 125p. V.2 Indian Vocabularies, General Notes, 147p. V.3 Onondaga Vocabulary, 193p. V.4 Mohawk and Onondaga Languages, 177p. (Index) V.5 [Rev. James] Bruyas' Mohawk Lexicon with Notes and Additions by Rev. W.M. Beauchamp (with A. Van Curler's Vocabulary), ca. 395p.	15
19			V.6 Mohawk Primer and Notes, 138p. (Index) V.7 Onondaga Indian Botanical Names and Terms, 24p. V.8a Seneca Words from Hewitt and Curtin, 35p. V.8b Miscellaneous Collection of Notes Written in Seneca Dialect by Seneca White. V.9 Chippewa Words from Tanner's Narrative, 1830, 36p. V.10 Ojibwa Vocabulary. V.11 Notes from Roger Williams A Key into the Language of America, 72p. V.12 Notes from Roger Williams (Continued), 69p.	16
20			Indian Place Names (4 vols. MS. Bd.) V.1 Indian Place Names in New York (Notes), 294p. (Index) V.2 Indian Names in New York (Listed by County), 129p. V.3 Indian Names in New York (Listed by County), 178p. V.4 Indian Place Names in New England and Elsewhere (Notes), 88p. (Index)
21			Moravian Missions (4 vols. MS. Bd.) Notes on Moravian missionary work with the Onondaga in central New York State, ca. 1740-1760. Much of the information was excerpted from original missionary journals that contain good observations of Onondaga social life and customs. V.1 Moravians in Central New York, 27p. V.2 The Early Moravians in New York, 38p. V.3 Moravian Missionary Journey to the Onondaga Indians of Carl Frederick and David Zeisberger, 158p. (Index) V.4 Notes from Moravian Journals, 857p. (Index)	17
22			Jesuit Relations (6 vols. MS. Bd.) Notebooks containing excerpts from The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents: Travels and Explorations of the Jesuit Missionaries in New France, 1610-1791 (Reuben Gold Thwaites, ed.; Cleveland, Ohio: Burrows Bros., 1896). Notes relate to observations of Onondaga and other five Iroquois nations. V.1 Book no. 1, 301p. V.2 Book no. 2, 299p. V.3 Book no. 3, 295p.	18
23			V.4 Book no. 4, 294p. V.5 Notes on Jesuit Relations, 224p. V.6 Indian Indexes to Jesuit Relations, 91p.
24			Notebooks - Assorted Topics (11 vols. MS. Bd.) Notebooks containing a wealth of information obtained from numerous primary and secondary sources, much of which pertains to Beauchamp's research on Indians. V.1 Miscellaneous Notes, 248p. (Index) V.2 Miscellaneous Notes, 478p. (Index)	19
25			V.3 Miscellaneous Notes, 118p. (Index) V.4 Canadian Archives, 288p. (Index) V.5 Notes and Queries, 93p. (Index) V.6 Miscellaneous Notes Including Worden Reminiscences; Clark and Surrogate, etc., 214p. (Index)
26			V.7 Quaker Notes, &c. [;] Hewitt's Words: Includes notes from the journal of William Savery, notes regarding the Rev. J.W. Adams, and Onondaga words selected from J.N.B. Hewitt. 94p. (Index) V.8 Notes from Loskiel & Others: Consists of notes he made from the writings of Loskiel, De Tocqueville, Henry, Wood, Champlain, Charlevois, etc. 160p. (Index) V.9 Extracts from the journals of Elkanah Watson, etc., 152p. V.10 Notes on Shikellimy and His Family and List of articles published by WMB in Baldwinsville Gazette and elsewhere, 138p. V.11 Extracts from Pursh's Journal	20
27			Stockbridge Indian Documents (4 folders, MS.) Copies of land titles and other legal documents relating to the resolution of Indian land claims in New York State, ca. 1875. Documents were compiled by N.S. Merrill.
			Series III: Iroquois Legends (recorded by A.C. Parker)
28	1		Algonquin Chief and Wan-nut-ha. MS. 4p.	21
	2		Bear Chase. MS. 6p.
	3		The Boy and the Nia'gw'ahe. TS. 6p.
	4		The Boy Who Lived with the Bears. TS. 8p.
	5		The Brothers Who Climbed into the Sky. TS. 9p.
	6		Bushy Head, the Bewitched Warrior. TS. 9p.
	7		The Coming of Death. MS. 5p. TS. 3p.
	8		The Coming of Spring. TS. 5p.
	9		Creation. The Floating Island. MS. 8p.
	10		The Dancing Stars and the Sky Witches: Od-je-moh-dah and Ji-nen-yah. MS. 2p.
	11		De-o-noit and His Nephew: A Story of a Cannibal Who Became Converted. MS. 19p.
	12		The Dew Eagle (Os-he-da-gea or Geh-da-jin). MS. 2p. (2 copies)
	13		[The Discontented Turtle Who Would Be Chief.] MS. 8p.
	14		Ha-do-Wi, The Driven: What Happened When the Forbidden Arrow Was Shot. TS. 9p.
	15		The Elf Fold of the Iroquois. (Neh-jo-guh-ah). The Gan-do-ya of the Fruits and Grains. MS. 4p.
	16		The Evil Soul Gatherer (Deh-wi-yu). MS. 3p.
	17		The Fire Carrier (Ga-cion-dse-t-a). MS. 7p.
	18		The Fish and Indian Maiden. TS. 7p.
	19		The Flying Heads. MS. 4p.
	20		The Ghostly Legs. MS. 4p. TS. 2p.
	21		Gashodie To. TS. 2p.
	22		Grandson of the Bewitched Family. MS. 21p.
	23		The Great Serpent and the Young Wife. MS. 15p. TS. 7p.
	24		Hammer in His Belt. TS. 5p.
	25		He Goes to Listen. TS. 10p.
29	1		How Habondas Found a Wife and Happiness. MS. 21p.
	2		How the Bear Lost His Tail. MS. 7p.
	3		How a Boy Outwitted a Nia'gwahe. MS. 10p. TS. 6p.
	4		How the Flying Squirrel Won His Wings, the Frog Lost His Teeth, and the Woodchuck Its Appetite. MS. 7p.
	5		The Hunter and His Star Belt. MS. 5p.
	6		The Hunter, the Sky Elk, and the Morning Star. TS. 4p.
	7		The Hunter's Charm: A Stonish Giant Tale. MS. 6p.
	8		Indian Summer (Ska-Hai-We). MS. 5p.
	9		The Isle of Fears (Sagowenota). MS. 10p.
	10		Jidaogao, the Bird Women. TS. 3p.
	11		A Journey to the Sky World. The Brothers Who Climbed into the Sky. MS. 12p.
	12		A Legend. TS. 4p.
	13		Legend of the Hemlock Tree. The Hemlock Tree Speaks. MS. 5p.
	14		Lightening [sic] Struck Trees. TS. 1p.
	15		The Man Who Exhaled Fire. His Dog and the Wolves. TS. 4p.
	16		The Myth Dwarf People. MS. 3p.
	17		The Mammoth (Nyah-gwa-hay). TS. 19p.
	18		An Old Version of the Origin of the World and Its Inhabitants. Taken from an Ancient Chief in Olden Times. TS. 6p.
	19		The Origin of the Buffalo Society. TS. 7p.
	20		The Origin of the Charm Song against the Destroyer. TS. 6p.
	21		The Origin of the Chestnut Tree. MS. 15p.
	22		The Origin of the Death Dance. TS. 16p.
	23		The Origin of the Phadese. MS. 8p.
	24		The Origin of the Battle Snake Tribe. TS. 4p.
	25		Ot-to-tar-ho. TS. 5p.
30	1		The Filades and the Pine (An Iroquois Legend). MS. 3p.
	2		The Rainbow and the Serpent. MS. 3p.
	3		The Seventh Son. TS. 7p.
	4		The Sky Elk. The Hunter. The Star Women. MS. 7p.
	5		The Soul. MS. 6p.
	6		The Spirit of the Corn and the Crow. MS. 4p.
	7		The Spirit of the Rock. MS. 6p.
	8		Spirits of Nature. TS. 1p.
	9		The Spirits of Winter and Summer. MS. 7p.
	10		The Stonish Giant. MS. 2p.
	11		The Tall Pine Speaks. MS. 4p.
	12		Tegwanda, The Flint Chip Thrower. TS. 4p.
	13		The Thunder Boy and the Human Snake. MS. 3p.
	14		The Twelve Brothers and the Wrath of the Witch Warrior Shodjiosko (The Mischief Maker). TS. 7p.
	15		Twentgaga. TS. 12p.
	16		Two Feathers. (A Seneca Legend). TS. 23p.
	17		The Two-Headed Serpent and the Brave Boy. The Supreme Ruler. MS. 5p.
	18		The Under Earth Myth. MS. 4p. TS. 4p.
	19		Winter and Spring. MS. 5p.
	20		The Witch Hawk and Witch Bear Woman. MS. 6p.
	21		The Wolf and the Raccoon. TS. 3p.
	22		[Untitled]. TS. 13p.
	23		Notes to Chief's Version of Hiawatha Legend. MS. 12p.
	24		Code of Handsome Lake; an incomplete copy presented to A.C. Parker by Chauncey Johnny John of Cold Spring, New York. September 11, 1918. MS. Bd. 49(196)p.
			Series IV: Scrapbooks and News Clippings
			William Beauchamp Scrapbooks (12 vols., Table of Contents):
31			No.1 1867-1879 (See index at end of finding aid.)	22
32			No.2 1878-1884 (See index at end of finding aid.) No.3 1885-1888 (See index at end of finding aid.)
33			No.4 1888-1894 (See index at end of finding aid.) No.5 1893-1894 (See index at end of finding aid.)
34			No.6 1894-1895 (See index at end of finding aid.) No.7 1897-1902 (See index at end of finding aid.)	23
35			No.8 1900-1913 (See index at end of finding aid.) No.9 1914-1918 (See index at end of finding aid.)
36			No.10 1886-1922 (See index at end of finding aid.) No.11 1918-1925 (Oversize newspaper clippings from Box 36, Scrapbook 11 are stored with Extra-Large Manuscripts - EL8.) (See index at end of finding aid.)	24
37			No.12 1914-1925 (Oversize newspaper clippings from Box 37, Scrapbook 12 are stored with Extra-Large Manuscripts - EL9.) (See index at end of finding aid.)
			Grace Beauchamp Lodder Scrapbooks (2 vols., Table of Contents):
38			No.1 1923-1929 (See index at end of finding aid.)	25
39			No.2 1929-1930 (See index at end of finding aid.)
			News Clippings, 1929-1944:
40	1-3		Lila Jimerson Affair, 1930-1931	26
	4		Feast and Carnivals
	5		Onondaga Reservation
	6		French Fort and Colony
	7-17		Chronological, 1923-1931
41	1-15		Chronological, 1932-1934
42	1-16		Chronological, 1935-1937
43	1-17		Chronological, 1938-1944
			Parker Scrapbooks
44			V.1 Ely Parker Scrapbook of Newspaper Articles Written by and about Harriet Maxwell Converse and Miscellaneous Items, ca. 1880-1885. Bd. 142p. (See index at end of finding aid.) V.2 Personal Scrapbook of Arthur C. Parker, ca.1900-1910. Bd. 54p. (See index at end of finding aid.)	27
			Harriet Maxwell Converse Scrapbooks
45			V.1 Red Jacket and Indian Miscellaneous. 58p. (Table of Contents) (See index at end of finding aid.) V.2 "Between Ourselves" column by H.M.C., ca.1899-1900 (See index at end of finding aid.) V.3 Indian topics, ca.1902. 21p. (Table of Contents) (See index at end of finding aid.) V.4 Scrapbook of F.M. Converse (husband of H.M. Converse), ca.1890s Cover title: Duplicate and Miscellaneous Clippings. 17p. (Table of Contents) (See index at end of finding aid.)
			Series V: Personal Papers of William Beauchamp
			Correspondence (filed alphabetically by correspondent):
46	1		Adams, Charles A. Syracuse, N.Y. December 12, 1921	28
			Allerton, Mary. Leesburg, Fla. April 4, 19?
			Ashteneur, Mrs. J.H. Oneida, N.Y. October 6, 1925
			Barber, Edwin A. Philadelphia, Pa. June 15, 1903
			Barrott, A.F. [n.d., fragment]
			Beauchamp, J. [England], April 12, 1840 (accretion ca. 1998)
			Blackchief, Herman. Onondaga Reservation. February 10, 1893
			Blair, E.H. Madison, Wisc. August 18, 1897
	2		Boyle, David. Toronto, Ontario. February 20, 1897, September 25, 1905
			Bruce, Louis. Hogansburg, N.Y. October 20, 1922
			Butcher, Charles. Syracuse, N.Y. July 20, 1920
			Carpenter, Mrs. C.M. Sandy Creek, N.Y. May 21, 1925
			Carson, Russell M.L. Glens Falls, N.Y. November 14,15, 1923
			Cheney, W.W. Manlius, N.Y. February 25, 1919
	3		Clark, A.J. Maple, Ontario. September 28, November 6, 1925
			Clark, George Tisdale. Oswego, N.Y. December 8, 1895
			Clark, John S. Auburn, N.Y. January 1, 1877, February 5, 1879
			Clarke, John M. Albany, N.Y. May 13, October 7, 1904; February 21, 1905; September 10, 17, 1913
			Clarke, Noah T. n.p. April 23, December 14, 1925
	4		Coley, Rev. Edward H. Utica, N.Y. April 3, 1925
			Congden, Charles H. Watertown, N.Y. January 5, 1924; September 21, 1925
			Cornell, Fred. Lexington, Va. n.d.
			Culin, Stewart. Philadelphia, Pa. October 29, 1897
			Cullen, John J. Auburn, N.Y. May 2, 1925
			Dewey, Alvin H. Rochester, N.Y. November 7, December 2, 1921; April 9, 1924
			Dewey, Melvil. Albany, N.Y. March 9, 1905; Lake Placid Club, N.Y. November 13, 1925
			Dodge, F.W. Washington, D.C. November 27, 1911
			Durance, Francis. Wilkes Barre, Pa. January 25, 1924
	5		Douglas, Arthur. Ottawa, Canada. August 22, 1908
			Dunn, J.P. Indianapolis, Ind. June 19, 1905
			Dunning, David M. Auburn, N.Y. July 23, 1925
			Dutcher, Fred E. Syracuse, N.Y. April 19, 1921; September 19, 1923
			Emerick, F.A. Fulton, N.Y. December 28, 1970
			Fiske, Charles. Utica, N.Y. March 23, 1925
	6		Gearhart, E.M. Erie, Pa. December 23, 1925
			Gilmore, Melvin R. New York, N.Y. January 30, 1924
			Gohl, Edward H. Auburn, N.Y. June 5, September 18, 1919, October 24, 1922
			Good, Orrin S. New York, N.Y. April 7, 1925
			Graves, C. Edward. St. Paul, Minn. August 27, 1918
			Greene, Nelson. Nyack, N.Y. December 15, 1923
			Grider, Rufus A. Canajoharie, June 17, 1889 (found as insert between pp. 84-85 of Scrapbook No.4 1888-1894 in Box 33) Grider, Rufus A. Canajoharie, N.Y. October 22, 1895
	7		Hall, E.H. New York, N.Y. August 15, 1918
			Harrington, E.M. Rochester, N.Y. August 6, 1901
			Hays, J.M. Philadelphia, Pa. February 8, 1921
			Herrick, F.E. Cortland, N.Y. April 8, 1918; n.p. n.d.
			Hinsdale, William E. Syracuse, N.Y. April 23, 1925 (pmk); May 27, 1925 (pmk)
			Holmes, W.H. Washington, DC. June 28, 1907
			Hyden, A.J. Lemon City (Miami), Fla. November 30, 1921
	8		Jewett, C.F. Berkshire, N.Y. April 23, 1922
			Jones, Beatrice. n.p. April 22, 1920
			Lakin, Charles A. Manlius, N.Y. February 24, 1914
			Landon, Henry F. Watertown, N.Y. September 21, 1925
			Leibert, Augustus. Bethlehem, Pa. August 18, 20, 1919
			Leonard, Orville H. New York, N.Y. June 9, 1911
			Lewis, James. New York, N.Y. March 30, 1878
			Loveland, M.D. Adams Center, N.Y. March 28, 1922
			Lucus, E.N. Chaumont, N.Y. May 18, 1925
	9		McGuire, Joseph O. Elliott City, Md. November 29, 1896
			Merrill, J.H. Albany, N.Y. June 29, 1900; February 19, 20, March 1, 3, April 5, 8, May 20, September 23, 1904
	10		Miliken, Charles F. Canandaigua, N.Y. March 16, November 11, 1921
			Millard, George, et al. Niagara Falls, N.Y. March 22, 1924
			Milton, T.M. Brewerton, N.Y. October 20, 1923
			Moon, Franklin. Syracuse, N.Y. June 3, 1925
			Moore, Clarence B. n.p. July 12, 1894
			Moorhouse, Marion L. Syracuse, N.Y. [192-?]
			Myers, Mary B. Syracuse, N.Y. December 19, 1924
			Nelson, Peter. Albany, N.Y. August 21, 1925
			Ollom, A.O. Waterville, N.Y. August 20, 1885
	11		Parker, Arthur C. Albany, N.Y. July 14, October 27, 1920; Rochester, N.Y. December 19, 1925
			Parsons, J.C. Marcellus, N.Y. December 27, 1913
			Pepper, George H. New York, N.Y. January 30, 1924
			Plaistend, Mrs. E.W. Brewerton, N.Y. December 26, 1919
			Prang, May (Mrs. Louis). Boston, Mass. July 6, 1921; September 20, 1925
	12		Rhodes, Thomas W. Old Fort, N.Y. September 9, 1917
			Riggs, James G. Oswego, N.Y. October 6, 1925
			Roberts, Louise W. Syracuse, N.Y. November 22, 1906
			Runchaclan. Montreal, Quebec. August 25, 1909
			Severance, Frank H. Buffalo, N.Y. January 24, October 22, 1924
			Sharp, C.P. Fulton, N.Y. September 24, 1923
			Skinner, Alanson B. Milwaukee, Wisc. April 19, November 22, 1921; New York, N.Y. March 2, 1925
			Slater, Leland S. Kent, Conn. October 10, 1920
			Smith, Henry B. Norwich, N.Y. August 13, 1912
			Souls, Edwin. Skaneateles, N.Y. June 3, 1918
	13		Sparker, Rowan D. Cooperstown, N.Y. March 19, 1923
			Stanton, Stephen V. Buffalo, N.Y. November 12, 1908
			Starr, Frederick. Chicago, Ill. August 11, 1905
			Stephens, Charles H. Rose Valley, Pa. May 4, 1925
			Stewart, T.B. Lock Haven, Pa. September 6, 1910; April 8, 1911; March 7, October 12, 1923; April 28, 1924
			Thompson, Mary Clark. New York, N.Y. April 15, 1920
			Vaux, William. [?]. December 3, 1878
			Vitz, Carl P.P. Albany, N.Y. August 24, 1911
			Vogler, William H. Nazareth, Pa. August 25, 1919
	14		Wait, John C. New York, N.Y. January 15, 1906
			Webster, A.H. Groton, N.Y. October 5, 1925
			Weeks, Archibald C. Brooklyn, N.Y. March 18, 1915
			Wheeler, Frank S. Buffalo, N.Y. November 26, 1922
			White, Andrew D. Ithaca, N.Y. July 20, 1910; April 2, 24, 1917
			Winchell, Alexander. Syracuse, N.Y. September 25, 1878
	15		Sister Francis, S.H.N. Oneida, Wisc. May 19, 1922; n.d.; n.d.
	16		W.M.B.-F.J.H. Merrill Correspondence, 1900-1901 re: Wampum
	17		W.M.B.-John H. Flea Correspondence, 1904
47			Diaries (4 vols. MS. Bd.) V.1 May 8, 1862-June 13, 1888 V.2 June 15, 1888-October 27, 1895 V.3 October 28, 1895-July 20, 1911 V.4 July 25, 1911-November 7, 1925	29
			Articles, Speeches and Writings:
48	1		Aboriginal Communal Life in America. TS. 6p. (American Antiquarian, V.9, No.6, November 1887, p.343-350)	30
	2		The Early Religion of the Iroquois. MS. 5p. (American Antiquarian, V.14, No.6, November 1892, p.344-349)
	3		Indian Occupation of New York. TS. 3p.
	4		Indian Pipes. TS. 3p. (American Antiquarian, V.4, No.3, October 1882, p.326-329)
	5		New York Earthworks. TS. 1p. (American Antiquarian, V.10, 1888, p.249-250)
	6		Notes on Early Medals, Rings, etc. TS. 6p.
	7		The Onondagas
	8		The Origin and Antiquity of the New York Iroquois. TS. 2p. (American Antiquarian, V.8, 1886, p.358-366)
	9		The Origin and Early Life of the New York Iroquois. TS. 16p. (speech delivered at Meeting of Oneida Historical Society, March 3, 1886 and later published in Transactions, 1887-1889, p.114-142).
	10		The Origin of the Iroquois. TS. 6p. (American Antiquarian, V.16, No.3, March 1894, p.61-69)
	11		The Principle Founders of the Iroquois League and Its Probable Date. MS. 27p.
	12		Prehistoric Man in Jefferson County. TS. 3p. (Skaneateles Democrat, 1907)
	13		The Rarer Indian Relics of Central New York. TS. 7p. (American Antiquarian, V.11, 1889, p.106-116)
	14		The Relics of the Iroquois. TS. 2p. (American Antiquarian, V.9, 1887, p.33-39)
	15		Wampum Used in Council as Currency. TS. 10p. (American Antiquarian, V.10, 1898, p.1-13)
	16		Extent and Situation of the Iroquois Country. TS. 7p.
	17		a.) Early Salt Boilers: Discovery and Development of the Onondaga Salines. TS. 2p. (Syracuse Journal, 1887) b.) The Story of Battle Island. TS. 2p. (Baldwinsville Gazette, 1887)
	18		Letters addressed to the editor of The Post Standard (Syracuse, N.Y.), 1917-1921 Concerning Trails. TS. 1p. 1920 Onondaga Indian Trails. TS. 1p. 1921 Early Cemeteries. TS. 1p. 1921 Ephraim Webster's House. TS. 1p. 1921 Historical Societies. TS. 1p. September 30, 1921 Indian Songs. TS. 1p. December 28, 1920 The Inquisitive Four. TS. 1p. 1921 New York Archaeology. TS. 1p. 1921 Old Times and New. TS. 1p. August 11, 1920 Onondaga Historical Association. TS. 1p. March 9, 1921 Onondaga Historical Association. TS. 1p. 1921 Wandering Botanists. TS. 1p. August 30, 1920 Wider Historical Field. TS. 1p. January 9, 1919
	19		The Observations of John Bartram, Botanist of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Going to and Returning from Onondaga and Oswego, 1743. William M. Beauchamp, ed. For the Onondaga Historical Association. (Syracuse Press, 192-?). MS. 117p. and TS. 25p. Index
			Honoraria and Printed Material:
49	1		Honorary Certificates, ca.1875-ca.1970
	2		Programs, Banquets, etc., ca.1911-ca.1975
	3		Printed Articles of W.M.B. from the Journal of American Folklore Onondaga Tales [?, p.262-270] The Good Hunter and the Iroquois Medicine (V.14, No.54, 1901) Iroquois Games [V.9, No. 32, Jan.-March 1896, p.269-278] Onondaga Plant Names [?, p.91-103]
	4		Printed Articles of W.M.B. from Assorted Journals New York Indian Missions in the Colonial Period. (The Church Eclectic. V.9, No.4, July 1881, p.289-303) Two Centuries Ago: Frontenac's Expedition into the Onondaga Country in 1646. (Onondaga Historical Association Local History Leaflet no.10, August 1846. Syracuse Journal) "Bythinia Tentaculata" (Zoology, 1882, p.245: reprinted from the American Naturalist, March 1882)
	5		Booklets The Real Hiawatha by Chief Hah-tah-e-nah, Seneca Nation. [Reprint, Akron N.Y. Herald, 1904] 34p. Cover title Saint Mary of Central New York (Mary Emmeline Halsey) 1845-1912. [n.p., n.d.] 27p. Cover title
	6		Publications of Agencies and Societies American Indian Legends. Office of Indian Affairs Bulletin 17 (1972). [Phoenix (Ariz.) Indian School], 12p. Bibliography of Indian Legends. Dept. of Interior, Office of Indian Affairs. Bulletin 1977, No.2. Printed at Salem Indian School, Chemawa, Oregon. 7p. Cover title The Problems of Indian Administration. A Summary of the Merian Report. Eastern Association of Indian Affairs, Inc., Bulletin No.16, November 1928, 12p. The Six Nations. V.1, No.5, October 1927. Gowanda, N.Y., Gowanda News Print, 11p. Our Captives or "Wards" - The American Indian. No.1, November 1927. Joseph W., Latimer. [New York: 1927] 4p. The American Indian: Captive or Citizen. No.6, January 1931. Joseph W. Latimer. [New York: 1931] 4p.
	7		Publications The Lord's Prayer in the Indian Language. Broadside (9½" by 12½") A Brief Statement of the Intercourse between Rev. J.H. Hanson, and the Parish of Christ Church, Manlius, Onondaga County, New York …[and] Rev. W.H. DeLancey, Bishop of the Diocese of Western New York. Ogdensburgh [N.Y.]: Stittman Forte, Book and J.B. Printer, 1851. 14p. Cover title Te-ho-ti-ka-lon-te. V.6, No.1, Trinity Seasion, 1924. Onondaga Reservation, NY: Church of the Good Shepherd. 4p. The Church of Work. V.1, No.8 [New York: Publicity Dept. of the Presiding Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church], 8p. The Parish Record. V.1, No.20, All Saints Church, Syracuse, N.Y.
	8		Publication Le Courrier du Livre: Canadian. V.4, No.45 and 46. Quebec: Raoul Renault, 1900. Annotated
	9		News clippings of articles by William Beauchamp French Settlers, Daily Journal, January 5, 1896 Indian Names, 1846 A Moravian Mission, Standard, January 31, 1894 Onondaga Medals, Standard, April 25, 1894 Maps of Onondaga, Standard, May 18, 1894 A Missionary Journal, Syracuse Daily Journal, July 5, 1897 Early Interments, Syracuse Journal, n.d.
	10		News clipping: Syracuse Evening Herald, September 1, 1896, regarding early history of Onondaga County, N.Y. (Oversize newspaper clipping from Box 49, Folder 10 is stored with Extra-Large Manuscripts - EL10).
	11		Miscellaneous Printed Material
			Sundry Papers:
50	1		Biography of William M. Beauchamp, Sr. of Skaneateles, N.Y., and His Son Rev. William M. Beauchamp, STD, ca.1909, 106p.	31
	2		Address Book, MS. Bd., n.d.
	3		Fish collected at Wood's Hole by U.S. Fish Commission, 1871. Notes and drawings, ca. 236p. Also includes Fish Farm Seneca River and Lake Ontario
	4		Facts on the American Indian Today, ca.1923, TS. 2p. Socio-Economic Survey of the Onondaga Indian Reservation. TS. 1p. Bibliography: Stone Ornaments of the American Indian, author and subject lists. TS. 23p. A Historical Romance: The Pioneers of Onondaga County by Thomas W. Rhodes, A.B. Syracuse University, 1857
	5		Bills and Receipts, 1917-1975
	6		Drawings of Indian Artifacts
	7		Miscellaneous Scraps and Fragments
			Folio Documents:
51			Manuscript Atlas of Indian Archaeological Sites and Aboriginal Place Names Primarily for New York State, 1v. ca.60p.
52	1		Description of Unio by W.M.B. MS. 59p. (incomplete)
	2		Illustrations and Description of Iroquois Masks in the New York State Museum. MS. c.75p.
	3		Prints Totems Pole in Pioneer Square, Seattle, Washington [Seattle: Lowman and Hanford, ca.1910] Postcard (44 x 13.5 cm) [Seminole Indian Scene?] Photograph from Allerton Studio, Leesburg, Florida. (31 x 9 cm) "Members of the Onondaga Indian Tribe who participated in the pageant of the Original Iroquois League recently presented at the Onondaga Reservation." [Newspaper wirephoto, n.d.]
	4		Certificate of an Honorary Doctorate granted to W.M.B. from Syracuse University, 1892
	5		Honorary Degree Certificate from Hobart College, 1884
	6		Newspapers American Indian Bulletin. The National American Indian Newspaper. V.1, No.1, Ryestone, Minn., January 1926, 8p. Skaneateles Free Press. V.42, No.45, August 24, 1915, 8p. Ote-queh-sah-he-eh, Field of Blood: Cattle now graze where Indian Martyrs once were tortured for being Christian/Fred D. Dutcher. Post Standard, Syracuse, N.Y., July 19, 1925, 3rd edition Iroquois Syracuse Herald, April 6, 1930
			Series VI: Photographs
53		1	Boys in creek. Onondaga Reservation, 1896	32
		2	Boys bathing (Albert Cusick in Foreground). Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		3	Lillie Bigknife, daughter of Melinda Pierce, a Cayuga. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		4	Onondaga women and children. Mrs. Moses Logan and Mrs. Eveline Waterman. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		5	Ulysses Pierce, Mrs. Moses Logan, and Mrs. Eveline Waterman with children. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		6	Mary Printup, St. Regis Indian wife of Abram Printup of Onondaga. [Onondaga Reservation], 1896
		7	Road to quarries. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		8	Road to quarries. [Picnic scene]. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		9	Road to quarries. A good time. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		10	George LaFort and Frank George. [Onondaga Reservation], 1896
		11	Six little Indian boys looking at the creek. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		12	Four little Indian [boys] about to speak. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		13	Sah-sen-nace, "Long Name" and Canada Indian. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		14	Mary Jones [with] daughter and grandchild. [in front of cabin]. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		15	Daughter [Julie Williams] and grandchildren of Mary Jones. Onondaga Reservation, January 1896. (2 items)
		16	Grandchild of Mary Jones. Onondaga Reservation, January 1896
		17	Olive Skanandoah at Eliza Fish's. Onondaga Reservation, January 1896
		18	Sawing wood. Orris Farmer [and] Ka-we-sah-ke (the boy). Onondaga Reservation, January 1896
		19	Cutting wood. A group at Orris Farmer's: Albert Webster, Canadian Indian and Elias Thomas. Onondaga Reservation, January 1896
		20	Falls on Onondaga Reservation, January 1896
		21	False faces on their annual round, few days after White Dog Feast. [Two persons wearing masks]. Onondaga Reservation, January 1896
		22	Blackchief's family. Onondaga Reservation, 1896
		23	Blackchief's wife. Onondaga Reservation, March 1896
		24	Cold Day Squaw [Women walking along on a winter day]. Onondaga Reservation, March 1896
		25	Herman Blackchief with a snowsnake … Onondaga Reservation, March 1896
		26	Blackchief's children playing in the small creek. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		27	Mrs. Katy Day (Webster) and Jacob Webster. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		28	Mary Bigbear, Sally George, and "Baby" at Susan Bigbear's. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		29	Mary Bigbear and Sally George pounding and sifting corn. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		30	Mary Bigbear [with two] children: "Baby" and Freddie Waterman. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		31	Abbot Jones and Hewlett Jacobs. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		32	Lucy Pierce and Hewlett Jacob's children. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		33	Julie Williams, an Oneida, and daughter of Mary Jones. She stands beside the antique pestle and mortar. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		34	Abbot Jones and Hewlett Jacobs pounding corn. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		35	Hewlett Jacobs, wife, and children. Melinda Pierce. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		36	Elias Thomas [sitting] at Orris Farmer's. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		37	Elias Thomas [standing] at Orris Farmer's. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		38	Orris Farmer's wife, step-daughter, Electa Waterman, [and child]. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		39	Falls from below the bridge. Onondaga Reservation, May 9, 1896
		40	Charlie Scott, Albert Cusick, Susan Bigbear, Sally George, and "Baby". Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		41	Susan Bigbear and her house. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		42	Mrs. Printup and her sister, Charlie Scott at Mrs. A. Hill's. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		43	Moses Smith's child. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		44	William Johnson with children. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		45	D. La Fort's grandson. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		46	Falls at Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		47	Mary Island, an Oneida, making baskets. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		48	Mary Island, making baskets. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		49	Cabin of Sally George, "Ka-ste-de." Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		50	Interior of Sally George's cabin. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		51	Moses Smith, wife, and child. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		52	Mrs. William Hill and son. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		53	Poulous getting water. Road to Syracuse in the distance. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		54	Mission house and Charles Scott, Son of Reverend John Scott. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		55	Indian woman and boys crossing the bridge. Going fishing. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		56	Susan Jimerson's baby on cradle board. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		57	Ulysses Pierce, a Cayuga, and Mrs. Moses Logan. Onondaga Reservation, May 11, 1896
		58	Lillie Bigknife. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		59	Mary Jones's house. Electa Waterman, [and] Julie Williams' daughter. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		60	Baptist Thomas, "So-het-tis." Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		61	Bartram's Spring, east side of Onondaga Valley, September 1896
		62	Road near Albert Cusick's. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		63	Indian children at twilight. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		64	Quaker house. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		65	Hewlett Jacobs and others [on] a dark day. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		66	Alice Green and baby [on] a dark day. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		67	Alice Green, or Mrs. Van Every [with] her baby [on] a cradle board. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		68	John Green with his daughter, Alice, and grandchildren. Onondaga Reservation, September 1896
		69	Bartram's Spring West Side of Onondaga Valley. Grace Beauchamp [in picture on] the right, September 1896
		70	Mary Jones (Oneida). Onondaga Reservation, October 1896
		71	Alice Green (Mrs. Van Every) and baby. Onondaga Reservation, October 16, 1896
		72	Indian husker. Onondaga Reservation, October 16, 1896
		73	Indian family on Onondaga Reservation, October 16, 1896
		74	Indian women and children on bridge near Mrs. Van Every's. Onondaga Reservation, October 16, 1896
		75	Log cabin near Wilson Reuben's. Onondaga Reservation, October 16, 1896
		76	Road near Moses Jones['s]. Onondaga Reservation, April 1, 1897
		77	Near Abram Hill's, [View] Looking west [showing] patches of snow. Onondaga Reservation, April 1, 1897
		78	Onondaga boys with darts on State Road north of the bridge. John White's house in the distance. Onondaga Reservation, April 1, 1897
		79	Boys with darts on State Road north of Bridge. Onondaga Reservation, April 1, 1897
		80	Elijah Hill, leader of the Onondaga Brass Band. Onondaga Reservation, April 1, 1897
		81	Rear view of Bill Isaac's cabin from S.E. Onondaga Reservation, April 1, 1897
		82	Thomas Webster's house and barn on the road going to Albert Cusick's. Onondaga Reservation, April 1, 1897
		83	Onondaga Council House from S.W. Onondaga Reservation, April 1, 1897
		84	[Man hoeing] near Wilson Reubin's. Onondaga Reservation, May 17, 1897
		85	Wayside on Onondaga Reservation. Onondaga Reservation, May 17, 1897
		86	Bill Isaac [sic] (centre) and others. Onondaga Reservation, May 17, 1897
		87	Bill Isaacs. Onondaga Reservation, May 17, 1897
		88	Onondaga wampum belt. Onondaga Reservation, September 1897
		89	Mrs. Jaris Pierce holding Onondaga wampum belt. September 1897
		90	Grooved boulder near Pompey Center near Indian Spring, September 22, 1897
		91	Grooved boulder
		92	Grooved boulder
		93	Brook at Indian Spring southeast of Pompey Center, October 1897
		94	Hewlett Jacob's boys. Onondaga Reservation, October 1897
		95	Aunt Dinah's monument. Onondaga Reservation, 1898
		96	Creek near Albert Cusick's. Onondaga Reservation, 1898
		97	Grinding Stone. Indian Hill, Pompey, 1898
		98	Phoebe Patterson's child at A. Hill's. Onondaga Reservation, 1898
		99	Phoebe Patterson's child at A. Hill's. Onondaga Reservation, 1898
		100	Printup house. Onondaga Reservation, 1898
		101	[Unidentified man]. Onondaga Reservation, February 7, 1898
		102	[Unidentified cabin]. Onondaga Reservation, February 7, 1898
		103	Indian children. Onondaga Reservation, February 7, 1898
		104	Snow snakes. [Three children playing]. Onondaga Reservation, February 7, 1898
		105	Baby on cradle board. Onondaga Reservation, April 28, 1898
54		106	Indian children. Onondaga Reservation, April 28, 1898
		107	Stream and spring near Onondaga Reservation northeast of Rockwell Spring, March 24, 1898
		108	Creek east of Council House. Albert Cusick by stream. Onondaga Reservation, April 28, 1898
		109	Creek east of Council House. Albert Cusick by stream. Onondaga Reservation, April 28, 1898 [different from above]
		110	Creek east of Council House. Albert Cusick by stream. Onondaga Reservation, April 28, 1898 [different from above]
		111a	Creek east of Council House. Albert Cusick by stone. Onondaga Reservation, April 28, 1898
		111b	Creek east of Council House. Onondaga Reservation, May 1898
		112	Near Mary Jones['s]. [Woman walking in the road]. Onondaga Reservation, April 1898
		113	Onondaga beaded belt, May 1898
		114	John Green. Onondaga Reservation, 1900
		115	Bill Isaacs. Onondaga Reservation, 1900
		116	Virginia and Elizabeth Beauchamp by Aunt Dinah's Grave. Onondaga Reservation, 1900
		117	Aunt Dinah's Grave. Onondaga Reservation, 1900
		118	Condolence wampum and horn pipe, 1900
		119	Wampum, 1900
		120	Logan monument, Fort Hill, Auburn, N.Y.
		121	Logan monument, Fort Hill, Auburn, N.Y.
		122	Creek near Albert Cusick's. Onondaga Reservation, 1901
		123	Albert Cusick on bank [of creek]. Onondaga Reservation, 1901
		124	Albert Cusick [sitting by creek]. Onondaga Reservation, 1901
		125	Albert Cusick [standing on stone by creek]. Onondaga Reservation, 1901
		126	[Creek]. Onondaga Reservation, 1901
		127	Mound at Arch Lake. Jefferson County, N.Y., 1901
		128	Mound at Arch Lake. Jefferson County, N.Y., 1901
		129	A knitted Indian belt, 1903
		130	A child living with Eliza Fish. Onondaga Reservation, 1903
		131	Grace Beauchamp near falls on Onondaga Reservation, 1903
		132	In quarries. Onondaga Reservation, 1903
		133	Looking north from quarries. Onondaga Reservation, 1903
		134	Grace Beauchamp in quarry east of quarry road. Onondaga Reservation, 1903
		135	Looking south on main road through Onondaga Reservation, 1903
		136	In quarries. Onondaga Reservation, 1903
		137	Leon Bool's House. Onondaga Reservation, 1903/1904
		138	[Cabin] near Wilson Reubin's. Onondaga Reservation, 1904
		139	[Unidentified cabin]. Onondaga Reservation, 1904
		140	Indian orchard. Onondaga County, N.Y., 1904
		141	Indian orchard. Onondaga County, N.Y., 1904
		142	Indian orchard. Onondaga County, N.Y., 1904
		143	Quarries. Onondaga Reservation, 1904
		144	A gathering at the Council House. Onondaga Reservation, [ca.1896-ca.1904]
		145	Onondaga Council House. Onondaga Reservation, [c.1896-c.1904]
		146	[Unidentified child]. Onondaga Reservation, [ca.1896-ca.1904]
		147	Onondaga Indian boy. [Onondaga Reservation, ca.1896-ca.1904]
		148	[Unidentified]. Onondaga Reservation, [ca.1896-ca.1904]
		149	[Unidentified girl], Onondaga Reservation
		150	Onondaga Reservation falls, [ca.1896-ca.1904]
		151	Bridge below falls. Onondaga Reservation, [c.1896-c.1904]
		152	Near the falls. Onondaga Reservation, [ca.1896-ca.1904]
		153	West of creek looking west. Onondaga Reservation, October 1914
		154	Virginia Beauchamp on road on reservation from south Onondaga looking west, October 1914
		155	North end of Indian Hill on reservation. Virginia Beauchamp [standing] in the road, October 1914
		156	Virginia Beauchamp at spring west of Onondaga Creek. Onondaga Reservation, October 1914
		157	Bear Mountain. Onondaga County, N.Y., 1914
		158	Webster House. Onondaga Valley, ca.1914
		159	Fort site and Jamesville Reservoir, ca.1914
		160	Fort site. Chittenango Creek, ca.1914
		161	Fort site. Onondaga Valley, ca.1914
		162	Fort site. Chittenango Creek, ca.1914
		163	Fort site. Onondaga Valley on terrace, ca.1914
		164	Fort site. Jamesville Reservoir on right, ca.1914
		165	Fort site. Mile Square on Higherland, ca.1914
		166	Fort site. Chittenango Creek, ca.1914
		167	[Boulders from Fox Ridge near Seneca River, ca.1914]
		168	[Boulders from Fox Ridge near Seneca River, ca.1914]
		169	Indian clay pot found at Owasco Park, 1913
		170	North side of Baptist Thomas House. Onondaga Reservation, 1917
		171	Onondaga Indian School. Onondaga Reservation, n.d.
		172	Unidentified family, n.d.
		173	Aunt Dinah's monument, n.d.
		174	Danforth marker, East Onondaga, N.Y.
		175	Webster marker, Onondaga Valley, N.Y.
		176	Outlet of Nichol's Pond, 1918
		177	Outlet of Nichol's Pond, 1918
		178	Nichol's Pond Looking West, 1918
		179	[Boulder, near Nichol's Pond?], ca.1918
		180	Unidentified - 4 Indians, ca.1918
		181	Unidentified - Indian woman and child, ca.1918
55		1	Indian children at the home of Blackchief's sister-in-law. Onondaga Reservation, 1892. 6 items
		2	Blackchief and family with William and Virginia Beauchamp at the falls. Onondaga Reservation, 1892. 3 items
		3	Victoria Jamison and others braiding corn husk. Onondaga Reservation, 1892. 5 items
		4	William and Virginia Beauchamp (right) and Albert Cusick (left) at Hemlock Creek. Onondaga Reservation, 1892. 5 items
		5	Rustic bridge near Danforth's Landing, Onondaga Creek, half a mile east of Onondaga Valley, 1892. 4 items
		6	Albert Cusick and Eliza Webster, at her home. Onondaga Reservation, 1894. 5 items
		7	Bill Isaacs. Onondaga Reservation, 1893. 3 items
		8	William Buck, Melinda Pierce, and child. Onondaga Reservation, [ca.1892]
		9	Albert Printup and wife in front of their home with Thomas Webster (seated). Onondaga Reservation, 1894. 3 items
		10	Abram Hill, Oneida Chief and Keeper of Wampum, 1894. 2 items
		11	Albert Cusick (left) and others in a cornfield. Onondaga Reservation, 1892. 5 items
		12	Grace Beauchamp and Albert Cusick by Hemlock Creek. Onondaga Reservation, 1891. 6 items
		13	Lillie Bigknife (daughter of Melinda Pierce). Onondaga Reservation, 1891. 4 items
		14	William and Virginia Beauchamp with Albert Cusick and Wife. Onondaga Reservation, [ca.1891?]. 1 item
		15	Carrie Greene (Mrs. Blackchief), Alice Green, and children by falls, Onondaga Reservation. Thomas Webster house and barn in distance, ca.1892
56		16	Albert Cusick near upper bridge over Hemlock Creek. Onondaga Reservation, 1892. 6 items	33
		17	William Buck in yard at S. Cusick's. Onondaga Reservation, 1893. 5 items
		18	Leah Hill and Albert Cusick. Onondaga Reservation, 1894. 5 items
		19	Onondaga Creek, near the old fort, 1893. 5 items
		20	Bill Isaacs. Onondaga Reservation, 1894. 3 items
		21	Albert Cusick (left) and Hewlett Jacobs (right) pounding corn. Onondaga Reservation, 1891. 4 items
		22	Abram Printup and wife by their home. Onondaga Reservation, 1892. 3 items
		23	[Abram Hill?] by upper Hemlock Creek. Onondaga Reservation, ca.1891-1894. 2 items
		24	Scene on Hemlock Road, northeast of Council House, Onondaga Reservation. 1 item
		25	Jake Skenondoah's wife, with her child on cradle board. Council House in background. Onondaga Reservation, 1894. 4 items
		26	Women pounding corn and weaving baskets. Onondaga Reservation, 1893. 2 items
		27	William Beauchamp with Abram Hill, wife and grandson. Onondaga Reservation, 1891. 2 items
		28	Mary Island making a floor mat. Onondaga Reservation, 1891. 3 items
		29	William Beauchamp and Albert Cusick in the garden of A. Cusick's, Onondaga Reservation. 3 items
		30	William Beauchamp and others at a well, Onondaga Reservation. 4 items
57		1	Stereo Views 17.5 x 8.5 cm. (J. Austin). Convocation, Church of the Good Shepherd, 1873 Reception of convocation by Captain George, July 1873
		2	Interior of the Church of the Good Shepherd, William Beauchamp seated at the altar, 1882. (Wildey). 16.5 x 10.7 cm.
		3	Captain Tallchief family and residence, 1882. (Wildey). 16.5 x 10.7 cm.
		4	Group of Indians taken at fair. Onondaga Reservation, 1882. (Wildey). 16.5 x 10.7 cm.
		5	John and Mary Green, 1882. (Wildey). 16.5 x 10.7 cm.
		6	Bill Issac family and Side of House, c.1890. 12 x 20 cm.
		7	Onondaga Council House, View from S.E., 1887. 20 x 12.5 cm.
		8	Albert Cusick, ca.1890s. (Flint). 10.7 x 16.5 cm.
		9	Albert Cusick residence. (5 items). Original: 15 x 10 cm.
		10	Albert Cusick on porch of his house. 20 x 12.5 cm. Albert Cusick with Fanny Crosby and Mrs. J.T. Roberts. (2 items)
		11	Unidentified view of home with group on the porch. 20 x 12.5 cm. Unidentified man and woman. 20 x 12.5 cm.
		12	Five unidentified photographs: Jairus Pierce family and residence?
		13	Real Photo Postcards 14 x 8.5cm. Group at Jairus Pierce residence Baptist Thomas Unidentified man Printup grandchildren Fanny Crosby, Albert Cusick, and Mrs. John T. Roberts Dr. Todd and Dr. Beauchamp
		14	Grace and Virginia Beauchamp at Indian Orchard, 1904 Elm tree on Onondaga Residence, 1904. 12.5 x 12.5 cm.
		15	Onondaga Reservation, 1904. Two views of valley and surrounding hills. 12.5 x 12.5 cm.
		16	Miss Remington, Mission Housekeeper. 10.7 x 16.5 cm.
		17	Portraits of Reverend William M. Beauchamp
58		1	William M. Beauchamp, 1923. 17.5 x 13.5 cm.
		2	Chief Albert Cusick, Onondaga Chief, n.d. (Wolcott). 11.2 x 13.7 cm.
		3	Albert Cusick, n.d. 17.5 x 12.5 cm.
		4	Captain George, n.d. (Palmer). 17.7 x 23 cm.
		5	Captain George, n.d. 20.5 x 25.5 cm.
		6	Thomas Jacobs of Cornplanter Reservation, n.d. (Wolcott). 20.5 x 25.5 cm.
		7	Iroquois Indian Band at Baldwinsville, New York. Centennial Celebration, May 30, 1894. 25.5 x 20.3 cm.
		8	Ordination of Albert Cusick. Church of the Good Shepherd. Onondaga Reservation, n.d. 25.5 x 20.3 cm.
		9	Eliza Webster house, 1894. (Wolcott). 25.5 x 20.3 cm.
		10	Methodist Episcopal Church. Onondaga Reservation, n.d. (Wolcott). 25.5 x 20.3 cm.
		11	Onondaga Council House, from the S.W., n.d. (Wolcott). 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		12	Schoolhouse. Onondaga Reservation, n.d. (Wolcott). 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		13	Church of the Good Shepherd and Mission House. Onondaga Reservation, n.d. (Wolcott). 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		14	Wesleyan Church. Onondaga Reservation, n.d. (Wolcott). 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		15	Six Nation Elm. Onondaga Reservation, n.d. (Wolcott). 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		16	View of Onondaga Reservation looking west from ridge above Albert Cusick farm, n.d. 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		17	Jairus Pierce family and residence. Onondaga Reservation, n.d. 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		18	At Onondaga picnic: Reverend William L. Hayward, John Griffin, Thomas LaFort, and W.W. Newman, n.d. 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		19	William M. Beauchamp overlooking Indian Hill, from the east, 1904. (Wolcott). 35.5 x 28 cm.
		20	William M. Beauchamp and Father Mahoney, Indian Hill in the distance, 1904. (Wolcott). 35.5 x 28 cm.
		21	Red Jacket monument, Canoga, west side of Cayuga Lake, n.d. (Wolcott). 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
59		1-5	Meeting of Madison County Historical Society at Nichol's Pond (near Perrysville), N.Y., June 24, 1902. William Beauchamp appears in all pictures. 16 x 13.5 cm.
		6	Ascent to Indian fort in Rarick's Park. Elmira, N.Y., 1966. 12.5 x 12.5 cm.
		7	Chaumont Bay, Jefferson County, N.Y. 13.5 x 11 cm. Amidon's Landing View of the bay Amidon's cottage Interior scene
		8	Indian prayer book of 1769. 13.5 x 11 cm.
		9	Oshwekin Council House, Canada. 12.5 x 12.5 cm.
		10	Red Jacket monument. Canoga, N.Y. (Seneca County), n.d. 14 x 16.5 cm.
		11	Monument, ancient Indian burying place of Stockbridge Indians, Stockbridge, Mass., 20 x 25 cm.
		12	Map of M'DE'LA BARRE's Camp (Lake Frontinac). 22.5 x 17.5 cm.
		13	Stereo Views. 17.5 x 8.5 cm. Tower of Friendship. Alfred University Indian grave at Fort Laramie. Wyoming
		14	Portraits of Flathead Indians of Montana (Butte, Mont.: F.E. Peeso, 1907). 10.2 x 16.5 cm. Chief Antron Moise Chief Moise wife and daughter Unidentified Flathead man John Delaware of Left Handed Flathead John Delaware of Left Handed Flathead (in front of teepee) John Delaware of Left Handed Flathead with elk hair headdress Many Bear - Flathead Plains Cree (family) A son-in-law of the famous Bannock Chief Ten Dog from Lemhi, Idaho
		15	Unidentified group of Indian chiefs? Autograph photo of Ruth Margaret Muskert Printed photo of Daniel LaFort
		16	Bronze tablet honoring Lewis Henry Morgan
60		1	Group of Indian men and wampum belts. 16.5 x 11 cm.
		2	New York wampum belts. (2 items) 12.5 x 12.5 cm.
		3	Canadian wampum belts. (3 items) 12.5 x 12.5 cm.
		4	Knitted Onondaga Indian belt, Cliff family, 1903. 12.5 x 12.5 cm.
		5	Shoemaker Belt, 1901. 12.5 x 12.5 cm.
		6	Two wampum belts of the Six Nations (Iroquois). 20.3 x 17.4 cm.
		7	Wampum. 27.8 x 17.8 cm.
		8-9	Wampum. 20.3 x 25.5 cm.
		10-11	Condolence Wampum. 20.5 x 28.5 cm.
		12	Wampum? 29.3 x 25.5 cm.
		13	Wampum? 30.5 x 25.5 cm.
		14	Wampum belts (Europe)
61		1	Artifacts from Collection O.M.B. Bigelew, Baldwinsville, N.Y. Copper implement Proscorpias Osborni Pottery	34
		2	Specimen (arrowhead) of Long Island. Found by Edward Bishop of Northport, N.Y. (3 items)
		3	Pictograph, [Barum?] village site, Ross County, Ohio, 1897
		4	Pipe found near Indian grave in the Town of Avon … owned by F.H. [Comfort?] of Sonyea, N.Y.
		5	Photographs by E.H. Gohl of Auburn, N.Y. Algonquin pot rim, Owasco Lake Park, 1920 Algonquin clay pot from Owasco Lakeside Park, 1920 Onondaga war club owned by Chief Daniel LaFort, Onondaga Indian Reservation, 1918
		6	Ten views of stone pot found near Saratoga, collection of L.W. Hillburgh
		7	Artifacts of L.W. Hills, Fort Wayne, Indiana Pipe found near Wyandot, Wayne County, Michigan Pipe (?) found near Pioneer, Ohio
		8	Artifacts of L.W. Hills Pipes Pipe found in Allen County, Indiana Stone with a flat surface
		9	Three copper implements from Bluff Point, Keuka Lake, near Penn Yan, New York. Collection of Lorimer Ogden
		10	Relics [Arrowheads] of A.J. Petit of Peru, New York. 5 items
		11	General view of the collection of Indian artifacts owned by T.B. Stewart of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania
		12	Stewart Collection: views of individual items Bone point Part of a pipe? Fragments of clay pottery Pipes, etc. Bone Pestle or unfinished table Pipe Pipes Pipe Soapstone Pottery Display of assorted implements Stone carvings Stone carving
		13	Pipe found in the vicinity of Oswego, N.Y. by D.D. Stone
		14	Pipes found in the vicinity of Danville, Pa., owned by Christopher Wren of Plymouth, Pa.
62		1	Pipe (3 views)
		2	Collection of artifacts found near Three Mile Bay, Chaumont, N.Y.
		3	Pottery Vessel found at Theresa, N.Y. Jar found at St. Lawrence camp site
		4	Collection of artifacts found in New Hampshire (2 views)
		5	Collection of artifacts - Unidentified (4 views)
		6	Unidentified collections of Indian artifacts (2 views)
		7	Indian brooches
		8	Specimen plate from the "Stone Age" Specimen illustration from "Stone Ornaments"
		9	Artifacts Pottery Clay Pot Unidentified Collection Bones Vessel
		10	Three unidentified implements
		11	Pipe found at Caton, Steuben County, N.Y. From the collection of J.L. Moore of Corning, N.Y.
		12	Moore Collection, Corning, N.Y.
		13	Moore Collection, Corning, N.Y.
			Series VII: Postcards and Published Photographs
			Picture Post Cards 14 x 8.5 cm. (RP indicates Real Photo Postcard)
63		1	M.E. Church, Onondaga Reservation (RP)
		2	M.E. Church, Onondaga Reservation (RP)
		3	School House, Onondaga Reservation (RP)
		4	Onondaga County looking west from mission house
		5	Henderson Harbor (RP)
		6	Ha-Ya-Wa-Is. Cary W. Martin Historical Reproductions, Chautauqua. Verso: Jesse Cornplanter, Seneca. (Houston Art Print, Cincinnati)
		7	Ha-Ya-Wa-Is. Cary W. Martin Historical Reproductions, Chautauqua. Verso: Young Cornplanter, Seneca. (Houston Art Print, Cincinnati)
		8	Hiawatha. Hartman Historical Reproductions, Chautauqua (Houston Art Print, Cincinnati)
		9	Cary W. Hartman, Edward Cornplanter, [and] Jesse Cornplanter. Cary W. Hartman Historical Reproduction, Chautauqua, N.Y.
		10	Same as number 9
		11	Bronze statue at Fort George, N.Y. Dedicated October 5, 1921 (RP)
		12	Bronze statue at Fort George, N.Y. Dedicated October 5, 1921 (RP)
		13	Old Dum House, Erected in 1763, Johnstown, N.Y.
		14	Site of Fort Stanwix, Rome, N.Y. (Valentine and Sons, N.Y.)
		15	Button's Inn. Once a popular tavern on the Old Portage Road between Mayville, and Westfield, N.Y. (Detroit Pub. Co.)
		16	The Famous Black Water Regiment at Ticonderoga, July 8, 1789. (Glen Falls Insurance Co./Detroit Publication Co.)
		17	Monument (commemorating the landing of the Swedes, 1638), Wilmington, Del. (Souvo Superior Quality Crome)
		18	Indian Monument, Stockbridge, Mass.
		19	Stenton - Country seat of James Logan, Built 1728-1730 (Charles R. Pancoast, 1914) [Exterior View]
		20	Stenton - Hall and staircase
		21	Stenton - [Monument to Dinah]
		22	Stenton - A corner of the garden
		23	Stenton - The Dove Cote
		24	Stenton - The south side of the house
		25	Stenton - Bedroom
		26	James Logan, Born 1674. Died at Stenton, 1751. (Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1918)
		27	Mohawk Church, Erected 1785, Brantford, Ont. (Hellotype, Ltd., Ottawa)
			Detroit Publishing Co. Issues:
		28	Ute Chief, "Unca" (240)
		29	Apache Warriors (241)
		30	Apache Chief, "James A. Garfield" (243)
		31	The Cigarette Smoker (244)
		32	"Buckskin Charlie" Subchief of the Utes (245)
		33	Ute Chief, "Piah" (246)
		34	"Powatch" Ute Warrior (247)
		35	Ute Chief, "Turboacheket" (248)
		36	"Ute Chief Unca"
		37	"Vamapi" Ute Runner (250)
		38	Apache Warriors (5242)
		39	Seminole Indian Mother and Children (70763)
		40	Seminole Indian and Family in Dugant Canoe, Miami River, Fla. (70150)
			Carson-Harper Co., Denver, Colorado, Rocky Mountain Series:
		41	The Papoose (5)
		42	"Old Colorow" Chief of Ute Indians (6)
		43	Ute Indian Squaw and Papoose (7)
		44	Indian Runner (8)
		45	"Tushaquint" Indian Chief (9)
			Miscellaneous Publishers:
		46	Pueblo Indian Dances, Ancient Cliff Dwellings, Manitou, Colorado
		47	John Smith or Ga-be-nah-qwey, Chippewa Chief, Cass Lake Minnesota (died 1916 age 130)
		48	Ga-be-nah-qwey
		49	Ga-be-nah-qwey
		50	An Indian Group
		51	Red Crow "Troilene Indian Series" (W.E. McFarlane, New York, Toronto, and Buffalo)
		52	Chief Seattle (Acmegraph Co., Chicago)
		53	Princess Angeline, daughter of Chief Seattle (Lowman & Hanford, Seattle)
		54	Unidentified Plains Indians
		55	Seminole Indian Family, Florida (H. & W.B. Drew Co., Jacksonville, FL)
		56	"Chief Yellow Hair" Greetings from Sioux Falls, S.D. (Selige Pub., St. Louis)
		57	Crazy Snake, leader of the Creek insurrection, Muskogee, Long Island. [Oklahoma] Mohart Drug Co., Muskogee, Indian Territory [Oklahoma]
		58	"Chief Spotted Tail"
		59	"Picketpin Sioux"
		60	Seminole Wedding, Miami, Florida (E.C. Kropp, Milwaukee)
		61	Seminole Indians, Miami, Florida (J.N. Chamberlin, Miami)
		62	The Old Seminole Chief, Miami, Florida (Chamberlin)
		63	Seminole Indians, Miami, Florida (Chamberlin)
		64	Oldest Seminole Indian woman living - 100 Years Old (Chamberlin)
		65	Bride and groom, Miami, Florida (Chamberlin)
		66	Moving day in the Everglades (Chamberlin)
		67	Seminole Indian and papoose, Miami, Florida (Chamberlin)
		68	[Banana Harvest] Panama
		69	Indian artifacts of Alva S. Reed, Livonia, N.Y.
		70	Arrowheads
		71	Artifacts of Dr. T.B. Stewart, Lock Haven, Pa.
		72	Cliff Dwellers pottery and relics, Manitou, Colorado
		73	Antiquedades. Costa Rica
		74	Clay pot found near branch of Pahopoco Creek, Carbon County, Pennsylvania
			Set of six pictorial cards of the Battle of Wyoming, July 3, 1778. (Wyoming Historical and Genealogical Society, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania):
		75	Battle of Wyoming
		76	The Last Scalp
		77	Colonial Chair and Table
		78	Front Table on Wyoming Monument, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
		79	Wyoming Monument, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
		80	Wyoming Valley on July 3, 1778
		81	Loose souvenir booklet of Indians of Lander, Wyoming
		82	Loose photographic album containing many of the views found in Miniature View Series of Onondaga Reservation Views
		83	Loose Rinehart's Prints of American Indians, (F.A. Rinehart, Photographer, Omaha, Nebraska, USA), 1920. 80p.
64			Series VIII: Maps (files with Extra-Large Manuscripts; formerly Box 64)
	EL1	1	Map of the territorial divisions of the aborigines of New York State about A.D. 1000 by W.M. Beauchamp, 1899 (Albany: New York State Museum)	35
	EL2	2	Political map of Onondaga County, N.Y., showing Indian sites, n.d.
	EL3	3	Geological and topographical map of Onondaga County by George Gesses, 1860 (Albany: C. Van Benthuysen). Annotated
	EL4	4	Map of Staten Island, … by Charles W. Leng with Ye Olde Names and Nicknames by William T. Davis (Natural Science Association of Staten Island, 1894)
	EL5	5	Map showing trails, portages, and settlements from Albany to Niagara during the superintendency of the Six Nations by Sir William Johnson (Syracuse Univ., ca. 1920)
	EL6	6	Map of the State of New York showing the location of quarries of stone used for building and road metal by Frederick J.H. Merrill, 1897
	EL7	7	Manuscripts, Maps, and Diagrams Map of early settlements in New York State Stockade west of Cazenovia, N.Y. Earthwork, Lot 10, Elbridge, N.Y. Earthwork, Lot 24, Granby, N.Y.
65			Glass plate negatives (in vault)
66			Glass plate negatives (in vault)
67			Glass plate negatives (in vault)
68			Glass plate negatives (in vault)
69			Oversize newspaper clippings (file with Extra-Large Manuscripts; formerly Box 69)
	EL8		Oversize newspaper clippings from Box 36, Scrapbook 11
	EL9		Oversize newspaper clippings from Box 37, Scrapbook 12
	EL10		Oversize newspaper clippings from Box 49, Folder 10

 

Index to Scrapbooks of Newspaper Clippings (by Title) in the William M. Beauchamp Papers

The scrapbooks are housed in Boxes 31-39 and 44-45; Boxes 40-43 contain folders of newspaper clippings.

Index to Newspaper Clippings (by Title) in William M. Beauchamp's Scrapbooks (Boxes 31-37)

Index to Newspaper Clippings (by Title) in Mrs. Grace Beauchamp Lodder's Scrapbooks (Boxes 38-39)

Index to Newspaper Clippings (by Title) in the Parker Scrapbooks (Box 44)

Index to Newspaper Clippings (by Title) in the Harriet Maxwell Converse Scrapbooks (Box 45)

Last Updated: April 24, 2009