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Lionel Hampton with Thomas Gugliotta
No full text4 x 6 inch photograph. Lionel Hampton signs autograph. Dedication on the back of the photograph: Lionel, this in appreciation to good music heard on June 2 '85 in Huntington H.S. in Huntington, New York, to relight the Fire Island light in '86. With the best from an appreciative fan, Thomas Gugliotta300 dpi compressed jpg is displayed. Epson Expression 1640 XL Scanner, Epson TWAIN Pro, Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Archival Master file is a TIFF
Presented to Lionel Hampton
No full textPlaque. 16""x11"" Shield wood finish plaque with engraved plate inside scroll casting
Distinguished Achievement Award presented to Lionel Hampton by Salem United Methodist Church in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the congregation. Thomas P. Grissom, Jr. Apr. 19, 1981300 dpi, 8-bit depth, color, Nikon D100 digital camera, Nikon Capture 4, Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Archival Master file is a TIF
Presented to Lionel Hampton
No full textCertificate. 14 1/2""x11"" Citation with gold foil seal
Degree of Doctor of Humanities, honoris causa, conferred upon Lionel Hampton by Clark Atlanta University. Thomas W. Cole, Jr., President, May 20, 1991300 dpi, 8-bit depth, color, Nikon D100 digital camera, Nikon Capture 4, Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Archival Master file is a TIF
Lionel Hampton
No full text5 x 7 inch photograph. Lionel Hampton with unidentified man300 dpi compressed jpg is displayed. Epson Expression 1640 XL Scanner, Epson TWAIN Pro, Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Archival Master file is a TIFF
Presented to Lionel Hampton
No full textPlaque. 9""x12"" Wood finish plaque with engraved certificate like plate
Percussive Arts Society presents Lionel Hampton with his inclusion in the PAS Hall of Fame, for his outstanding contributions and dedication to percussion education and performance. Thomas Siwe, President. [1984-1986]300 dpi, 8-bit depth, color, Nikon D100 digital camera, Nikon Capture 4, Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Archival Master file is a TIF
Lionel Hampton
No full text5 x 7 inch photograph. Lionel Hampton on vibraphone150 dpi compressed jpg is displayed. Epson Expression 1640 XL Scanner, Epson TWAIN Pro, Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Archival Master file is a TIFF
Wade Hampton Letter, MSS.1992
No full textAbstract: Letter from Wade Hampton to John Bynum postponing a meeting they had arranged.Scope and Content Note: This collection consists of one letter written by Wade Hampton to John Bynum on June 18, 1814. In the letter, Hampton advises Bynum that he will not be able to meet with him as originally planned because of unexpected visitors. He indicates that he will also be engaged in attending a trial, but that as soon as it was completed he should be able to meet with Bynum.Biographical/Historical Note: Wade Hampton was born in 1752 in Halifax County, Virginia and served under General Thomas Sumter during the American Revolution. He was a member of Congress for South Carolina from 1795--1797 and 1803--1805 and his military career made him a colonel in 1808 and a brigadier-general in 1809. However, because of bad feelings between Hampton and a senior officer, Hampton resigned his commission on April 6, 1814. Hampton was among the first to plant cotton, and in 1799 raised a crop of 600 bales valued at approximately $95,000. Besides his lands in South Carolina, Hampton had holdings on the lower Mississippi River and such was his success that when he died on February 4, 1835, he was considered one of the wealthiest planters in the United States
Presented to Lionel Hampton
No full textCertificate Plaque. 8""x10"" Certificate with gold foil seal, mounted under acrylic on a 10 1/2""x13"" wood plaque
Certificate of Appreciation presented to Lionel Hampton by the American Cancer Society for notable assistance in the Crusade to Conquer Cancer. Mrs. Thomas Carhart Amory, Chairman of the Board, New York City Division.300 dpi, 8-bit depth, color, Nikon D100 digital camera, Nikon Capture 4, Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Archival Master file is a TIF
Presented to Lionel Hampton
No full textKey to the City. 12"" Key with the mayor's name on one side of the stem and ""Jersey City N.J. "" on the other side
Ceremonial key to the City of Jersey City presented to Lionel Hampton. Thomas F. X. Smith, Mayor. Jersey City, NJ300 dpi, 8-bit depth, color, Nikon D100 digital camera, Nikon Capture 4, Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Archival Master file is a TIF
"Dr. Henry Hampton's book," fragmentary copy of prescription book of about 1800.
No full textDr. Joseph Lyon Miller was a medical doctor from Thomas, West Virginia, who collected and wrote on his family's genealogy, particularly that of the Fielding and Davis families. He also collected extensive materials relating to his wife's family the Hamptons. He gave these records to his nephew John Hampton.A rancher, John Howard Hampton was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on January 17, 1898. He began ranching near Clarksville, Texas, later working on 6666 Ranch and directing ranch operations near Slaton, Texas and Tucumcari, New Mexico. From 1956-1958, he served as president of West Texas Museum Association. Hampton donated extensive Indian and western collections to area museums before his death in Tucumcari in 1967. He donated the Joseph Miller collection to the Southwest Collection at Texas Tech.A large part of the collection deals with letters and correspondence relating to Hampton's ancestors, some of which extend back to 1675. It also contains land deeds, inventories, newspaper articles, photographs, and family letters collected by Hampton's uncle, Dr. Joseph L. Miller of Thomas, West Virginia.Additional materials are available in the collection but are not available digitally. Interested researchers should contact the Southwest Collection Reference department to arrange to view them.All items used from the Howard Hampton Papers should be cited according to the format in the following example:
"Ambrose Fielding Inventory, 1675," Howard Hampton Papers, 1659-1957 and undated, Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texa
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