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N. B. Knight autograph letter to Doctor [McKee]
No full textKnight enclosed the order restoring him to command and requested his belongings be sent to him.https://library.udel.edu/static/purl.php?mss041
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[Oral History Interview with Mavis B. Knight]
No full textInterview with Mavis B. Knight, who was an activist in Dallas. Knight discusses her family growing up in North Carolina, her activism for civil rights for the minority and LGBT communities, her own education, her work in different community programs, and her work in school administration
Charles B. Barratt, Waco, Dec 1874
No full textVerso: [handwritten] Charles B. Barratt, Waco, Dec 1874, [imprinted] Jackson & Knight, Photographers, Waco, Texas
Isaac Knight, patent documents, 1847-1848
No full textDocuments relating to Isaac Knight's patent, including an agreement between Knight and John B. Coryell dated May 8, 1847 and two letters from Coryell dated May 13, 1847 and March 13, 1848
[Robert B. Parrott]
No full textPortrait of Robert Blanks Parrott, who in 1862 enlisted as a private in Lt. Col. John Singleton Mosby's Forty-third Virginia Cavalry Battalion, before eventually being elected second sergeant of Company F. After the war, Parrott moved to Waco and became a life insurance agent, eventually founding the Texas Real Estate Association. In 1892 he became an aide on the staff for Governor Richard B. Hubbard, with the rank of colonel.Verso: [imprinted] Jackson & Knight, Photographers, Waco, Texas.; [handwritten] R. B. Parrott
John S. Knight and others on B-29 Base in Guam (BK3_F3_I37)
No full text5 x 6 in. black and white photographic print of John S. Knight (left) on a B-29 Base in Guam with two unidentified men in military uniforms. Knight went with fellow publishers John Cowles, Sr. of the Minneapolis Star-Journal and Julius O. Adler of the New York Times to visit major command operations in the Pacific during August and September 1945
Interview with James B. (Jim) Knight
No full textJames Knight was interviewed on April 24, 2017, by Michael Rupp.
Jim Knight\u27s career in public agencies spanned thirty-three years. From 1970 to 1974 he worked in Buffalo, New York, for the Erie County Division of Planning and for the Office for the Aging. In June 1974 he joined the Oregon Department of Land Conservation (DLCD), which administers Oregon\u27s land use planning program. He retired from DLCD in March 2003.https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/planoregon_interviews/1041/thumbnail.jp
Pulitzer Prize — Congratulatory Letters “A-B” (JSK_BG1_F94)
No full textLetters from various parties congratulating John S. Knight on winning the Pulitzer Prize in journallis
Knight, William W., Letter to Mary Knight. November 23, 1862
No full textKnight, William W., Letter to Mary Knight. November 23, 1862. William Knight Letters, Box 1, Folder 2, Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections. 1 pdf document and scans, 1 page. Includes transcript.In this Civil War letter dated November 23rd, 1862, from Savannah, the author, William W. Knight, acknowledges receiving a letter from his wife, Mary, in which she mentioned sending him a box. He notes that the box hasn't arrived at the depot yet. Lieutenant B. Knight brought clothes sent by Mary through Ben to the camp. William expresses concern about Mary sending salt, as he is surrounded by saltwater and has access to plenty of it. He mentions his desire for Mary to have enough pork and salt for herself and the children. He asks about shoes that Tommy was supposed to make for the children and mentions the possibility of getting them in Savannah. Due to fading light, he plans to send the letter with a correspondence to Mary's father and promises to write again in a few days
John S. Knight in South Vietnam (BK3_F5_I11)
No full text8 x 10 in. black and white photographic print of John S. Knight (back row, second from left) during his visit to South Vietnam attending a press conference with numerous Americans and Vietnamese civilians. Knight was one of 23 Americans appointed by U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson to observe the national presidential elections in South Vietnam held on September 3, 1967
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