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Eastland Collection File Series 1: Personal/Political Subseries 3: Plantation Records JAMES O. EASTLAND COLLECTION FILE SERIES 1: PERSONAL/POLITICAL SUBSERIES 3: PLANTATION RECORDS The three boxes that comprise the Plantation Records subseries contain the records of Eastland’s plantation outside of Doddsville in Sunflower County, Mississippi. The records are organized in chronologically from the 1930s through 1978. Most of the early materials are reports to Eastland in Washington on the daily running of the plantation, such as information on the weather and plantation supplies. The files also contain ledgers recording the plantation’s expenses, including monthly ledgers confirming workers’ wages on the plantation. A compelling aspect of this subseries is its rarity. While several collections exist on plantations in the nineteenth century, records from the more recent past are less available to scholars. These files also provide an opportunity to trace changes in plantation operations from the late 1930s through the Civil Rights Era to the late 1970s. At the end of the series is a large folder dedicated completely to correspondence and material on Charolais cattle, a particular interest of the senator’s. BOX 1: 1935-1949 Folder 1-1. January 1935 Folder 1-2. June 1935 Folder 1-3. July 1935 Folder 1-4. October 1935 Folder 1-5. November 1935 Folder 1-6. December 1935 Folder 1-7. January 1936 Folder 1-8. February 1936 Folder 1-9. May 1936 Folder 1-10. June 1936 Folder 1-11. July 1936 Folder 1-12. November 1936 Folder 1-13. December 1936 Folder 1-14. February 1937 Folder 1-15. May 1937 Folder 1-16. June 1937 Folder 1-17. July 1937 Folder 1-18. August 1937 Folder 1-19. September 1937 Folder 1-20. February 1938 Folder 1-21. April 1938 Folder 1-22. October 1938 Folder 1-23. March 1940 Folder 1-24. October 1940 Folder 1-25. December 1940 Folder 1-26. January 1941 Folder 1-27. February 1941 Folder 1-28. March 1941 Folder 1-29. April 1941 Folder 1-30. June 1941 Folder 1-31. July 1941 Folder 1-32. October 1941 Folder 1-33. December 1941 Folder 1-34. February 1942 Folder 1-35. March 1942 Folder 1-36. September 1942 Folder 1-37. November 1942 Folder 1-38. December 1942 Folder 1-39. February 1943 Folder 1-40. March 1943 Folder 1-41. April 1943 Folder 1-42. January 1944 Folder 1-43. May 1944 Folder 1-44. September 1944 Folder 1-45. October 1944 Folder 1-46. November 1944 Folder 1-47. December 1944 Folder 1-48. January 1945 Folder 1-49. February 1945 Folder 1-50. March 1945 Folder 1-51. April 1945 Folder 1-52. May 1945 Folder 1-53. June 1945 Folder 1-54. July 1945 Folder 1-55. August 1945 Folder 1-56. September 1945 Folder 1-57. October 1945 Folder 1-58. November 1945 Folder 1-59. December 1945 Folder 1-60. 1945 Folder 1-61. January 1946 Folder 1-62. February 1946 Folder 1-63. March 1946 Folder 1-64. April 1946 Folder 1-65. May 1946 Folder 1-66. June 1946 Folder 1-67. July 1946 Folder 1-68. August 1946 Folder 1-69. September 1946 Folder 1-70. October 1946 Folder 1-71. November 1946 Folder 1-72. December 1946 Folder 1-73. January 1947 Folder 1-74. February 1947 Folder 1-75. March 1947 Folder 1-76. April 1947 Folder 1-77. May 1947 Folder 1-78. June 1947 Folder 1-79. July 1947 Folder 1-80. August 1947 Folder 1-81. September 1947 Folder 1-82. October 1947 Folder 1-83. November 1947 Folder 1-84. December 1947 Folder 1-85. January 1948 Folder 1-86. February 1948 Folder 1-87. March 1948 Folder 1-88. April 1948 Folder 1-89. May 1948 Folder 1-90. June 1948 Folder 1-91. July 1948 Folder 1-92. August 1948 Folder 1-93. October 1948 Folder 1-94. November 1948 Folder 1-95. December 1948 Folder 1-96. January 1949 Folder 1-97. February 1949 Folder 1-98. March 1949 Folder 1-99. April 1949 Folder 1-100. May 1949 Folder 1-101. June 1949 Box 2: 1949-1965 Folder 2-1. July 1949 Folder 2-2. August 1949 Folder 2-3. September 1949 Folder 2-4. October 1949 Folder 2-5. November 1949 Folder 2-6. December 1949 Folder 2-7. 1949 Folder 2-8. No Date (circa 1940s) Folder 2-9. January 1950 Folder 2-10. February 1950 Folder 2-11. March 1950 Folder 2-12. April 1950 Folder 2-13. May 1950 Folder 2-14. June 1950 Folder 2-15. July 1950 Folder 2-16. August 1950 Folder 2-17. September 1950 Folder 2-18. October 1950 Folder 2-19. November 1950 Folder 2-20. December 1950 Folder 2-21. January 1951 Folder 2-22. February 1951 Folder 2-23. March 1951 Folder 2-24. April 1951 Folder 2-25. May 1951 Folder 2-26. June 1951 Folder 2-27. July 1951 Folder 2-28. August 1951 Folder 2-29. September 1951 Folder 2-30. October 1951 Folder 2-31. November 1951 Folder 2-32. December 1951 Folder 2-33. 1951 Folder 2-34. January 1952 Folder 2-35. February 1952 Folder 2-36. March 1952 Folder 2-37. April 1952 Folder 2-38. May 1952 Folder 2-39. June 1952 Folder 2-40. July 1952 Folder 2-41. August 1952 Folder 2-42. September 1952 Folder 2-43. October 1952 Folder 2-44. November 1952 Folder 2-45. December 1952 Folder 2-46. January 1953 Folder 2-47. February 1953 Folder 2-48. March 1953 Folder 2-49. April 1953 Folder 2-50. May 1953 Folder 2-51. June 1953 Folder 2-52. July 1953 Folder 2-53. August 1953 Folder 2-54. October 1953 Folder 2-55. November 1953 Folder 2-56. December 1953 Folder 2-57. January 1954 Folder 2-58. February 1954 Folder 2-59. March 1954 Folder 2-60. June 1954 Folder 2-61. July 1954 Folder 2-62. September 1954 Folder 2-63. October 1954 Folder 2-64. November 1954 Folder 2-65. December 1954 Folder 2-66. 1954 Folder 2-67. January 1955 Folder 2-68. February 1955 Folder 2-69. March 1955 Folder 2-70. April 1955 Folder 2-71. May 1955 Folder 2-72. June 1955 Folder 2-73. September 1955 Folder 2-74. October 1955 Folder 2-75. December 1955 Folder 2-76. February 1956 Folder 2-77. March 1956 Folder 2-78. April 1956 Folder 2-79. October 1956 Folder 2-80. November 1956 Folder 2-81. February 1957 Folder 2-82. March 1957 Folder 2-83. November 1957 Folder 2-84. January 1958 Folder 2-85. April 1958 Folder 2-86. January 1959 Folder 2-87. No Date (circa 1950s) Folder 2-88. March 1960 Folder 2-89. May 1960 Folder 2-90. February 1963 Folder 2-91. July 1963 Folder 2-92. September 1963 Folder 2-93. July 1964 Folder 2-94. February 1965 Folder 2-95. April 1965 Folder 2-96. July 1965 Folder 2-97. August 1965 BOX 3: 1965-1978 & CHAROLAIS CATTLE Folder 3-1. September 1965 Folder 3-2. November 1965 Folder 3-3. December 1965 Folder 3-4. January 1966 Folder 3-5. February 1966 Folder 3-6. March 1966 Folder 3-7. April 1966 Folder 3-8. June 1966 Folder 3-9. July 1966 Folder 3-10. August 1966 Folder 3-11. September 1966 Folder 3-12. January 1967 Folder 3-13. February 1967 Folder 3-14. April 1967 Folder 3-15. May 1967 Folder 3-16. November 1967 Folder 3-17. February 1968 Folder 3-18. November 1969 Folder 3-19. No Date (circa 1960s) Folder 3-20. July 1970 Folder 3-21. January 1971 Folder 3-22. March 1971 Folder 3-23. May 1971 Folder 3-24. December 1971 Folder 3-25. 1972 Folder 3-26. April 1973 Folder 3-27. August 1975 Folder 3-28. March 1976 Folder 3-29. April 1976 Folder 3-30. December 1976 Folder 3-31. November 1977 Folder 3-32. April 1978 Folder 3-33. No Date (circa 1970s) Folder 3-34. Charolais Cattle Folder 3-35. Gertrudis Cattle .
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