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Everybody’s History Indiana’s Lincoln Inquiry and the Quest to Reclaim a President’s Past Keith A. Erekson University of Massachusetts Press • Amherst and Boston Copyright © 2012 by University of Massachusetts Press All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America LC 2011045246 ISBN 978- 1- 55849- 915- 7 (paper); 914- 0 (library cloth) Designed by Dennis Anderson Set in Sabon and Goudy Oldstyle by Westchester Book Printed and bound by Thomson-Shore, Inc. Library of Congress Cataloging- in- Publication Data Erekson, Keith A. Everybody’s history : Indiana’s Lincoln Inquiry and the quest to reclaim a president’s past / Keith A. Erekson. p. cm. — (Public history in historical perspective) Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 978-1-55849-915-7 (pbk. : alk. paper) — ISBN 978-1-55849-914-0 (library cloth : alk. paper) 1. Lincoln, Abraham, 1809–1865—Homes and haunts—Indiana—Spencer County. 2. Lincoln, Abraham, 1809–1865—Childhood and youth. 3. Southwestern Indiana Historical Society (Evansville, Ind.)—History. 4. Spencer County (Ind.)—Historiography—History—20th century. I. Title. E457.32.E74 2012 977.2'31—dc23 2011045246 British Library Cata loguing in Publication data are available. } Appendix B Papers, Publications, and Works of the Lincoln Inquiry his bibliography attempts to identify all of the conference papers, Tpublications, and works created by the Southwestern Indiana His- torical Society during the 1920s and 1930s. If an item was presented or announced at a society meeting, the date is given in square brackets. “BE” refers to the identifi cation number provided by Bess V. Ehrmann in The Missing Chapter in the Life of Abraham Lincoln (Chicago, 1938), 23– 60. “EVPL” identifi es the pages on which the item or a summary of the item is recorded in the four- volume “Annals of the Southwestern Indi- ana Historical Society” that is preserved in the Evansville Public Library. For Iglehart Papers, “Proceedings,” and SWIHS Collection see Abbreviations. Adams, Will. “Biographical Sketch of Josiah and Elizabeth (Anderson) Crawford.” Bess V. Ehrmann Scrapbooks, D-1, letters. Spencer County Historical Society. [November 17, 1925; BE 38; EVPL 2:1– 9] Armstrong, Bertha Potts. Davidson Library of 60 volumes. [February 10, 1927] Armstrong, Ida D. “The Lincolns in Spencer County.” Indiana Historical Commis- sion Bulletin No. 18, Proceedings of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society (October 1923): 54– 62. [February 28, 1923; BE 17] ———. “Rockport,” Evansville Courier, December 25, 1921, SWIHS Collection. Bacon, Albion Fellows. “Lincoln.” Indiana Magazine of History 21, no. 1 (March 1925): 1– 2. [October 14, 1924] ———. “At the Landing.” Indiana Historical Commission Bulletin No. 18, Proceed- ings of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society (October 1923): 132– 35. [February 28, 1923, February 6, 1925] ———. “Word Pictures of Pioneer Families and Lincoln Contemporaries.” Indiana History Bulletin, Vol. 6, Extra No. 3, Proceedings of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society during its Ninth Year (August 1929): 122. [October 30, 1928; BE 59] ———. “Old Daddy Hight.” [February 19, 1929] 185 186 Appendix B Baker, Charles T. “How Abe Saved the Farm.” Grandview Monitor, August 26, 1920. [BE 1] ———. Article about Lincoln and Crawford. Grandview Monitor, August 26, 1920. [BE 2] ———. “Proceedings of the Grandview Lincoln Markers’ Dedication, February 12, 1928.” [February 23, 1928; BE 71] ———. “The Lincoln Family in Spencer County: Interesting Facts and Stories Gleaned from Descendants of the Earliest Pioneers and Neighbors of the Great- est President.” 1928. [EVPL 3:10– 21] ———. “Literacy of the Lincoln Neighbors.” SWIHS Collection. [ June 5, 1930; BE 81] ———. “The Disposal of the Lincoln Farm.” 1934. [EVPL 3: 22– 24] ———. “Facts Concerning Yellow Banks.” N.d. ———. Lincoln Play. N.d. [BE 134] Barbour, Lillie. “Dennys and Hudspeths.” [December 4, 1931] Barker, Levi B. “Warrick County Neighbors of the Lincoln Family.” SWIHS Collec- tion. [ June 5, 1930] Barker, William L. “Ratliff Boon.” Indiana Historical Commission Bulletin No. 16, Proceedings of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society (October 1922): 72– 78. [ January 31, 1922; BE 13] ———. “History of the Lincoln Route.” Indiana History Bulletin, Vol. 4, Extra No. 1, Proceedings of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society during its Seventh Year (December 1926): 43– 70. [ June 24, 1926; BE 39] ———. “Warrick County and the Northwest Territory.” Indiana Magazine of His- tory 24, no. 2 (June 1928): 121– 29. [ June 14, 1927] ———. “The Lincoln Country.” SWIHS Collection. [October 22, 1930; EVPL 3:25– 28] ———. “Resume of 1929 and 1930.” SWIHS Collection. [February 12, 1931] ———. “The Lincoln Route,” The Winslow Dispatch, August 7, 1931. ———. “Personal Reminiscence of Judge John Hanby.” [December 4, 1931] ———. “Some Barker Family History.” Indiana Magazine of History 37 (March 1941): 50– 56. [March 11, 1932] Barker, William, Philip Lutz, and Union Youngblood, comps. Brief of The Warrick County Lincoln Route Association. Booneville, IN, 1931. Barnett, Helen. “Barnetts of Spencer County.” [October 26, 1934; BE 136] Beach, A. R. “A Bit of Half- Forgotten History: A Battle of the War of the American Revolution fought on Indiana Soil.” [September 28, 1920; EVPL 74– 79] Beach, Mrs. Alfred. “Data on Hall and Hanks Families.” [BE 20] Bergenroth, Sallie. “Some Early Troy History.” [ June 1, 1928; BE 56; EVPL 3:29– 33] Bigney, A. J. “How the Colleges Can Co- operate with the Historical Societies.” Indiana History Bulletin, Vol. 1, Extra No., Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Meet- ing of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society (June 1924): 49– 51. [February 12, 1924] Bockstahler, William George. “Pioneer Work and Growth of the German Method- ist Church in Southern Indiana.” [March 9, 1934] Boonville Press Club. Annual Ser vices at the Grave of Nancy Hanks Lincoln. [BE 125] Appendix B 187 Brewster, Paul G. “Indiana’s Heritage of Song: Its Historical and Cultural Signifi - cance.” [October 6, 1936] Buchanan, Charles J. “Address.” “Proceedings,” 16– 18. [October 14, 1924] Bullcok, Arietta F. “Old Time Tales Told of Jonesboro.” [BE 106] Butler, Amos W. “Indiana Public Charities.” Carleton, William B., “The Lincoln Atmosphere.” SWIHS Collection. [ June 5, 1930] Clark, Jennie Latimer. “Sketch of George Ewing.” [May 24, 1921] ———. “Early Literary Clubs in Cannelton and the Woman’s Travel Club.” [Sep- tember 29, 1922] ———. “The Cannelton Potteries.” SWIHS Collection. [October 22, 1930] Clements, Herdis F. “Early Courts of Posey County.” [November 1, 1929] Clifford, George S. “Life of George Clifford.” Clifford, Mrs. George S. (Emily Orr). “Private Schools in Evansville from 1842 to 1853.” Indiana Historical Commission Bulletin No. 18, Proceedings of the South- western Indiana Historical Society (October 1923): 32– 54. [February 28, 1923] ———. “Judge Matthew Foster.” [October 25, 1927] ———. “First Church of Evansville.” Coleman, Christopher B. “Historical Work in Indiana.” Indiana History Bulletin, Vol. 3, Extra No. 1, Proceedings of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Soci- ety: Papers Read Before the Society at Various Meetings, 1920– 1925 (December 1925): 64– 66. [October 14, 1924] ———. “Emphasis in the Work of Historical Societies.” Indiana History Bulletin, Vol. 6, Extra No. 3, Proceedings of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society during its Ninth Year (August 1929): 9– 16. [November 17, 1925; EVPL 2:10– 20] ———. “John Hay, The Son of Pioneers.” The Undying Past and Other Addresses. Indianapolis, 1946, 112– 26. [October 25, 1927] ———. “Judge John Law.” The Undying Past and Other Addresses. Indianapolis, 1946, 89– 111. [February 6, 1930; BE 77] ———. “Historical Societies and Schools.” [February 12, 1931] ———. “Washington and the West.” [March 11, 1932] ———. “First State Constitution and First State Capitol.” SWIHS Collection. [March 17, 1933] ———. “The Lincoln Legend.” Indiana Magazine of History 29 (Dec 1933): 277– 86. ———. “Indiana Its Evolution and Its Distinctive Features.” [October 6, 1936] Collins, Herbert S. “Items of Warrick County History.” SWIHS Collection. [Sep- tember 29, 1922] Cook, Mina. “History of Early Schools in Spencer County.” SWIHS Collection. [October 8, 1926] ———. “Early Interests in Spencer County.” SWIHS Collection. [October 30, 1928] ———. “History of the First Public Schools in Evansville.” [February 19, 1929] Cooper, Sarah Hunter. “Pioneers and School Experiences.” SWIHS Collection. [October 12, 1923] Cox, John E. “Judge John Pitcher.” Indiana Historical Commission Bulletin No. 18, Proceedings of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society (October 1923): 93– 94. [February 28, 1923; BE 29] ———. “General Thomas Pitcher.” “Proceedings,” 29– 30. [ June 15, 1923] 188 Appendix B ———. “Recollection.” “Proceedings,” 49– 52. [ June 15, 1923] Crow, William Dixon. “Goodlett Morgan.” [November 17, 1925] Culbertson, D. Frank. “One Hundred and Fiftieth Centennial Plans for 1929.” [February 25, 1926] ———. “[George Rogers] Clark Monument.” [ June 14, 1927] ———. “The Clark Memorial and Its Development.” SWIHS Collection. [ June 5, 1931] Cummings, Uriah Ballard. “The Cummings Family, Perry County Pioneers.” [Octo- ber 12, 1923] Daniel, Walter V. “Remarkable Incidents in the Life of Captain W. H. Daniel.” [ June 8, 1933] Davidson, Helen M. “James Cawson’s Library, 1818– 1840.” SWIHS Collection. [February 10, 1927; BE 50; EVPL 3:44– 49] ———. “Letters relating to the En glish Newspaper Notice and the Death, also the Diary of James Cawson.” [February 6, 1930] ———.
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