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List Of: Fonds F 2130-1 Daniel G. Hill's Personal Files List of: Fonds F 2130-1 Daniel G. Hill's personal files Reference File Item Title and Physical Description Date Ordering Information Code Code F 2130-1 Copies of Dan Hill's letters written during World War II 1988 To view, order F 2130-1, in (compiled and bound by Larry Hill, 1980) container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Itinerary and information about family research trip to 1988 To view, order F 2130-1, in Washington container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Information and brochures about summer school 1949 To view, order F 2130-1, in attended by Dan Hill in Norway, 1949 container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Information and invitations to Order of Ontario 1993 To view, order F 2130-1, in Investiture container B225611 2 files of textual records F 2130-1 Correspondence regarding Order of Ontario 1993 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B225611 F 2130-1 Dan and Donna Hill's 25th anniversary cards 1978 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B225611 F 2130-1 Certificate regarding Roy Thompson Hall seat c. 1980? To view, order F 2130-1, in endowment container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Articles and official obituary for Dan Hill's death 2003 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B225611 F 2130-1 Dan Hill's Funeral information and eulogies 2003 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B225611 F 2130-1 Dan and Donna Hill family correspondence 1987-2002 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B225611 F 2130-1 Dan Hill's correspondence regarding his U.S. 1996 To view, order F 2130-1, in Citizenship container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Notice about Dan Hill in Howard University magazine 1961 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B225611 F 2130-1 Dan Hill's school notes regarding Civil War, Segregation 1949 To view, order F 2130-1, in in D.C. , Black education container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Clippings and correspondence regarding the 1993 To view, order F 2130-1, in "Showboat controversy" container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Eulogy and concert program for Don McFadyen 1960, 1979 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B225611 F 2130-1 Correspondence, clippings and published notices about c. 1940- To view, order F 2130-1, in Dan Hill II 1980 container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Correspondence and clippings about Hill extended 1936-1987 To view, order F 2130-1, in family container B225611 1 file of textual records Page 1 of 8 List of: Fonds F 2130-1 Daniel G. Hill's personal files Reference File Item Title and Physical Description Date Ordering Information Code Code F 2130-1 Clippings about Dan Hill II and May (Edwards) Hill 1933-1985 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B225611 F 2130-1 Historical File - news clippings regarding family, 1976 To view, order F 2130-1, in personal and human rights and black history issues container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Historical File - news clippings regarding family, 1978 To view, order F 2130-1, in personal and human rights and black history issues container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Historical File - news clippings regarding family, 1984 To view, order F 2130-1, in personal and human rights and black history issues container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 Historical File - news clippings regarding family, 1985 To view, order F 2130-1, in personal and human rights and black history issues container B225611 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-1 Correspondence - Hill to parents (Dan and May Hill) 1933-1938 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-2 Correspondence - Hill III to parents and sisters 1941-1948 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-3 Correspondence - Hill Family to Dan and May Hill 1950s To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-4 Correspondence - Hill Family to Dan and May Hill 1960s To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-5 Correspondence - Hill Family to Dan and May Hill 1970s To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-6 Flateau Family to Dan and May Hill 1957-1981 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-7 Correspondence - Cochrane Family to Dan and May Hill 1955-1966 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-8 Correspondence - May Hill to Hill Family 1951-1963 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-9 Correspondence - May Hill to Hill Family 1964-1969 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-10 Correspondence - May Hill to Hill Family 1970-1984 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444325 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-11 Correspondence - Margaret Hill Martin to Hill Family 1943-1982 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-12 Flateau Family to Hill Family 1956-1985 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-13 Cochrane Family to Hill Family 1955-1984 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 Page 2 of 8 List of: Fonds F 2130-1 Daniel G. Hill's personal files Reference File Item Title and Physical Description Date Ordering Information Code Code F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-14 Correspondence - Hill Children (Dan IV, Larry, Karen) to n.d., 1978 To view, order F 2130-1, in Parents container B444326 1 file of textual records F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-15 Correspondence - to Hill Family from Relatives 1955-1969 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-16 Correspondence - to Hill Family from Relatives 1970-1984 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-17 Correspondence - to Hill Family from Non-Relatives 1969-1984 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-18 Correspondence and Papers re. Bender Family 1972-1984 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-19 Misc. Correspondence - Hill Family to Relatives 1967-1972 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-20 D.G. Hill and Family - Invitations and Announcements 1958-1984 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-21 D.G. Hill Personal Correspondence 1965-1985 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444326 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-22 D.G. Hill Personal Correspondence 1986-1987 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444327 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-23 D.G. Hill Personal Correspondence 1986-1989 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444327 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-24 D.G. Hill Personal Correspondence 1988-1989 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444327 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-25 D.G. Hill Personal Correspondence re. Bannister Estate 1978-1983 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444327 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-26 D.G. Hill Personal Correspondence re. May and Dan Hill 1978-1988 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444327 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-27 Items re. to May and Dan Hill 1979-1985 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444327 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-28 Correspondence re. Death of May Hill 1985 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444327 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-29 Correspondence and papers re. Legal Family Matters 1964-1974 To view, order F 2130-1, in 1 file of textual records container B444327 F 2130-1 F 2130-1-0-30 Health records and correspondence re.
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