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PDF Inventory Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Milton J. and Mona C. Hinton Collection Inventory of Correspondence Note: If the recipient is Milt Hinton the field is left blank Page | 1 Box Correspondence to Correspondence from Date 1 Hilda Robinson Milt Hinton 1933 1 Oby Allen Milt Hinton 1933-07-11 1 Eddie South 1933-11-24 1 Mary Slaughter 1938-10 1 Mona Hinton 1939-07-14 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1939-08-20 1 Armando Caballer 1940s 1 DeFranz Williams 1944-03-23 1 Walter "Foots" Thomas 1944-04-17 1 Mona Hinton 1944-04-29 1 Mona Hinton 1944-04-30 1 Keg Johnson 1945[?] 1 Robert Kagan 1945-05-31 1 Walter "Foots" Thomas 1945-11-07 1 Walter "Foots" Thomas 1945-11-21 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1946-11-29 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1947-04-23 1 Mona Hinton 1947-07-24 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1947-11-23 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1948-03-26 1 Milton Dixon Hinton 1948-04-01 1 Eddie South 1948-08-01 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1948-10-14 1 J. Van Heurck 1949-01-20 1 Charlotte Hinton Milt Hinton 1950s Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated August 19, 2019) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Milton J. and Mona C. Hinton Collection Inventory of Correspondence Note: If the recipient is Milt Hinton the field is left blank Page | 2 Box Correspondence to Correspondence from Date 1 Mona Hinton Charlotte Hinton 1950s 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1950s 1 Mona Hinton Charlotte Hinton 1950s 1 Charlotte Hinton 1950s 1 Mona Hinton 1950s 1 Mona Hinton 1950s 1 Hilda Robinson Milt Hinton 1950-06-15 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1950-09-13 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1950-10-24 1 Numidia Vaillant Villalon 1950-12-26 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1951-04-23 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1951-05-11 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton undated 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton undated 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton undated 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1951-8-11 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1952 1 Mona Hinton 1952-02-14 1 Mike Ruben 1952-04 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1952-06 1 Jonah Jones 1952-06-12 1 Mona Hinton Hilda Robinson [Downs] 1952-06-30 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1952-07-02 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1952-07-05 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1952-07-08 Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated August 19, 2019) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Milton J. and Mona C. Hinton Collection Inventory of Correspondence Note: If the recipient is Milt Hinton the field is left blank Page | 3 Box Correspondence to Correspondence from Date 1 Cab Calloway 1952-10-19 1 Cozy Cole 1952-10-14 1 Eddie South 1953-02-04 1 Buck Clayton 1953-03-18 1 Wilbur De Paris 1953-04-06 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953-05-10 1 Mona Hinton Charlotte Hinton 1953-08-01 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953-07 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953-12-27 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953-12-05 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953-12-14 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953-12-23 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1953-12 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954 1 Charlotte Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01-02 1 Charlotte Hinton 1954-01-03 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01-06 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01-07 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01-08 1 T. Tanabe and M. Fukagawa 1954-01-11 1 Mona Hinton 1954-01-15 Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated August 19, 2019) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Milton J. and Mona C. Hinton Collection Inventory of Correspondence Note: If the recipient is Milt Hinton the field is left blank Page | 4 Box Correspondence to Correspondence from Date 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01-20 1 Joe Glaser 1954-01-22 1 Joe Glaser Milt Hinton 1954-01-24 1 Joe Glaser Milt Hinton 1954-01-24, 1954-01-28 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-01-28 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-02-01 1 Mona Hinton 1954-02-03 1 Mona Hinton Milt Hinton 1954-02-05 1 Hilda Robinson 1954-08-02 1 Mona Hinton 1954-08-22 1 Fredric "Keg" Johnson 1954-11-03 1 Charlotte Hinton 1954-12-14 1 Dorothy Dandridge 1954-12-15 1 Joe Glaser 1954-12-21 2 Mona Hinton 1955 2 Henry Barnes 1955-05-12 2 Charlotte Hinton 1955-06-27 2 Mona Hinton 1955-06-28 2 Charlotte Hinton 1955-07-08 2 Charlotte Hinton 1955-07-15 2 Charlotte Hinton 1955-07-22 2 J.S. Shipman 1955-07-26 2 Charlotte Hinton 1955-07-27 2 Fredric "Keg" Johnson 1955-07-29 Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated August 19, 2019) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Milton J. and Mona C. Hinton Collection Inventory of Correspondence Note: If the recipient is Milt Hinton the field is left blank Page | 5 Box Correspondence to Correspondence from Date 2 Charlotte Hinton 1955-07-29 2 Mona Hinton 1955-08-18 2 Rosalind Berger 1955-09-09 2 Mona Hinton 1955-12-08 2 Joe Glaser 1955-12-21 2 Jackie Gleason 1955-12-22 2 Tadashi Kanamaru 1956 2 Jack Lewis 1965-01-16 2 Al Brackman 1956-05-29 2 Michel Gaudry 1956-07-07 2 Joe Glaser 1956-12-20 2 Joe Noonan 1957-02-20 2 Al Close 1957-03-09 2 Kay Musical Instrument Company 1957-08-06 2 Tootsie and Tommy 1957-10-31 2 Joe Glaser 1957-12-16 2 Mrs. Charles McMurray, "Hert" Mona Hinton 1958-01-13 2 Hugues Panassié 1958-03-01 2 Rudy Powell 1958-07-25 2 Joe Glaser Milt Hinton 1958-09-10 2 Joe Glaser 1958-12-15 2 Mona Hinton Rhoda Clayton 1959-05-06, 1959-06-01 2 Stanley Dance 1959-05-13 2 Billy Taylor 1959-12-08 2 Charlotte Hinton 1960s Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated August 19, 2019) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Milton J. and Mona C. Hinton Collection Inventory of Correspondence Note: If the recipient is Milt Hinton the field is left blank Page | 6 Box Correspondence to Correspondence from Date 2 Ubaldo Hugo 1960-05-28 2 Johnny Simmen 1961-04-08 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1961-07 2 Ubaldo Hugo 1961-10-14 2 Eubie Blake 1962-02-15 2 Carl Werner Skogholm 1962-06-25 2 Reverand J.C. Miller 1962-09-21 2 Mona Hinton Flo Hawkins 1962-10-01 2 Hugues Panassié 1962-11-29 2 Joe Glaser 1962-12-19 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963 2 Ben Webster 1963-01-03 2 Hugues Panassié 1963-02-25 2 Yannick Bruynoghe 1963-05-18 2 David Ives 1963-06-18 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-06-23 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-06-25 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-06-27 2 Charlotte Hinton "Chickie" Phillips 1963-06-28 2 Charlotte Hinton Margo 1963-06-28 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-07-01 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-07-02 Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated August 19, 2019) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Milton J. and Mona C. Hinton Collection Inventory of Correspondence Note: If the recipient is Milt Hinton the field is left blank Page | 7 Box Correspondence to Correspondence from Date 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-07-06 2 Charlotte Hinton Milt and Mona Hinton 1963-07-07 2 Charlotte Hinton Milt Hinton 1963-07-08 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-07-10 2 Charlotte Hinton Hilda Downs 1963-07-10 2 Charlotte Hinton Elizabeth Price, "Tootsie" 1963-07-12 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-07-15 2 Charlotte Hinton Milt Hinton 1963-07-15 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-07-16 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-07-17 2 Charlotte Hinton Wonza Williamson 1963-07-18 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-07-19 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-07-22 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-07-22 2 Charlotte Hinton Milt Hinton 1963-07-23 2 Charlotte Hinton Lucille Phillips 1963-07-24 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-07-28 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-07-30 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-07-31 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-08-03 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-08-03 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-08-03 2 Charlotte Hinton Cynthia Phillips 1963-08-05 2 Charlotte Hinton Mona Hinton 1963-08-06 2 Charlotte Hinton 1963-08-06 Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated August 19, 2019) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Milton J.
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