The Charles and Patricia Buser Collection of Research Materials on Native American Cultures
A Guide and Inventory
Spec.RARE.CMS.319

INTRODUCTION

The Story of the Collection

Charles Aubrey Buser (1922-2010) and Ardis Patricia Anderson Buser had a strong personal interest in Wyandotte language and culture. They traveled widely, throughout the United States and Canada, making many enduring friendships along the way. They explored the history and traditions of the Wyandotte, as well as other native peoples, gathered genealogical information, and in the process sought to record as much as possible of the languages, both in text and audio recordings. Charles Buser‘s research proved to be valuable to the Wyandotte people on more than one occasion, and he was honored for his contributions.

Stephen Buser, former faculty member of the Fisher College of Business at The Ohio State University, recognized the research value of his parents’ papers and offered to permit the OSU Libraries to scan the collection before the materials were donated to the Wyandotte Nation. He graciously contributed financial support for the scanning project. Scanning commenced in November of 2008, and the project was completed in July 2012, although students and outside researchers were able to access the collection as the finding aids began to appear on the web.

Content and Description

The Buser collection in its original physical state, which is now held by the Wyandotte Nation in Oklahoma, consists of 13 boxes of photocopies, notes, books, pamphlets, government documents, clippings, audio recordings, and a great deal of personal correspondence. The finding aids maintain the order in which the collection came to us for scanning, and thus they are divided into box and folder categories, arranged in two main alphabetical sequences that seem to reflect the contents of two separate filing locations rather than a clear categorical division. Additional binders and boxes of note cards were used to track historical events and form the beginning of a dictionary. The collection contains a wealth of information that will be an essential research resource for historians, linguists and genealogists. The contents are of value for researching the history of the Wyandotte people in general, and individual families in particular. Buser, who also documented cultural practices and details about clothing design, was at times consulted by the Wyandotte because of the extent of his knowledge in these areas. Buser’s handwritten language materials are the most readily available, as they may be retrieved directly via links in the finding aids for box 5.

How We Processed the Collection

In evaluating the collection and its potential research value, Rare Books decided to scan every item, except for books, pamphlets and journals, or clippings that include citations of their sources. These were only mentioned in the finding aids so that researchers can pursue those references if they wish to do so. This means that some more obscure clippings were scanned, as well as hand-typed and mimeographed newsletters. All of the notes and drawings of Charles and Patricia Buser, including the history and language note cards, are available on the web to interested parties connecting from any location. Official and personal correspondence and photographs were also scanned, and are listed in the finding aids. However, images of these items may only be viewed in the OSU Libraries, since the correspondence is relatively recent, and the individuals, or their immediate family members, may still be alive.

OSU Rare Books and Manuscripts would welcome contact from anyone who corresponded with the Busers or whose family members collaborated with the researchers and are willing to have the scans of their letters made public. These have been of particular interest for genealogical investigations.

Please use the search function within your browser to search each finding aid for particular subjects or individuals.

Lisa Iacobellis
Assistant Curator, Rare Books & Manuscripts

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Overview of the Collection:

Repository:	Rare Books and Manuscripts Library
Identification:	Spec.rare.cms.319
Creators:	Charles and Patricia Buser
Title:	The Charles and Patricia Buser Collection of Research Materials on Native American Cultures
Dates:	1700s (in photocopies) through 2005
Quantity:	13 boxes
Description:	The collection includes audiotapes, transcriptions, notes and research on the Wyandot language. In addition, there are many articles, as well as complete newsletters or other publications related to their study of the Wyandot tribe and other Native Americans. There is a significant amount of correspondence, both professional and personal, and a number of photographs.

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Box and Folder Listing:

Box 4

Folders Tecumseh to Zane

Folder: Tecumseh

1. Copy of newspaper clipping, “A day-by-day play-by-play of the Canada-U.S War of 1812-14” (Clipping)
2. Copy of newspaper clipping, “A remembrance of Chief Tecumseh”(Clipping)
3. Notes on pages from The History of Canada vol.8 1808-1815 by William Kingsford (Notes)
4. Typed letter from Aubrey Buser to Walter Jacoby with information on Tecumseh, April 16, 1998
5. Notecard with research directions on Tecumseh (Notecard)
6. Handwritten letter from Aubrey Buser that was never sent, October 30, 1985
7. Copy of handwritten letter from Pat and Aubrey Buser to Artie and Harold, October 30,1985
8. Program of The Panther and the Swan performed at Beaver Springs Park in August, 1976 with attached notecard for the Eastern Shawnee Tribal Council of Miami, Oklahoma (Leaf 1),(Leaves 2 and 3),(Leaves 4 and 5),(Leaves 6 and 7),(Leaf 8)

Folder: Tionnontati-Petun

1. Page copied from book
2. Copy of handwritten notes on Tionnontati (Notes)
3. Map of Huronia (Map)
4. Copy of handwritten notes on Tionnontati (Notes)
5. Pages 780-781 copied from chapter “Seven Years’ War” of Sir William Johnson Papers (Pages 780-781)
6. Pages 414-415 copied from chapter “Preliminary Campaigns, 1755-1756” of Sir William Johnson Papers (Pages 414-415)
7. Pages 146-147 copied from chapter “Seven Years’ War” of Sir William Johnson Papers (Pages 146-147)
8. Pages 352-355 copied from Pioneer Priests of North America (Pages 352-353),(Pages 354-355)
9. Copy of handwritten letter from Aubrey Buser to Bob Bennet with information on Wyandot names, August 24, 1984
10. Map of Jesuit Missons and Archaeological Sites in the Petun Aria (1639-1650)
11. Pages 650-653, 656-657, and 86-87 from chapter “Seven Years’ War” of Sir William Johnson Papers (Pages 650-651),(Pages 652-653),(Pages 656-657),(Pages 86-87)
12. Handwritten notes on Tionnontati (Notes),(Recto),(Verso)
13. Copy of handwritten notes on Tionnontati (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7)
14. Handwritten notes on Narrative Journals of Travels from Detroit in 1820 by Schoolcraft (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4)
15. Typed chapter copied from Archaeology of Eastern United States, edited by James B. Griffen. The University of Chicago Press.
16. Handwritten notes on Tionontati (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2 recto),(Leaf 2 verso)
17. Handwritten notes on Tionontati (Notes)
18. Handwritten notes titled Wisc Hist Coll Vol XVI (Notes)
19. Handwritten notes: Tion (Petun) (Notes)
20. Handwritten notes: Vocabulary according to Colden (Leaf 1)
21. Handwritten notes: Pioneer Priests of N. Am., T.J. Campbell S.J. vol. II Among the Hurons (Recto),(Verso)
22. Typed information: The Roebuck Site
23. Copied pages from book on the Late Iroquoian Period
24. Copied pages from book on Indian Life in the Upper Great Lakes

Folder: Tooker

1. Letter from Charles A. Buser to Dr. Elisabeth Tooker, October 26, 1976
2. Letter from Dr. Elisabeth Tooker to C.A. Buser, October 11, 1976
3. Letter from Robert E. Smith, Associate Professor of History at Missouri Southern State College, October 9, 1978 to C. A. Buser
4. Envelope addressed to Mr. & Mrs. C.A. Buser from Tooker
5. Christmas card from Tooker to Buser
6. Contact information for Elisabeth Tooker, November 4, 1975
7. Envelope addressed to C.A. Buser from Tooker at Temple University
8. Envelope addressed to C.A. Buser from Tooker at Temple University
9. Letter from Elisabeth (Betty) Tooker to C.A. Buser
10. Contact information for Elisabeth Dooker at Temple University

Folder: Trigger

1. Envelope addressed to Mr. C.A. Buser from Trigger at McGill University (Envelope)
2. Order form from McGill-Queen’s University Press for Cartier’s Hochelaga and the Dawson Site by James F. Pendergast and Bruce G. Trigger (Form)
3. Letter to Mr. C.A. Buser, December 23, 1978
4. Onion skin copy of letter sent by Aubrey Buser, December 8, 1978 (Page 1),(Page 2)
5. Pages 107-141 of The French Presence in Huronia: The Structure of Franco-Huron Relations in the First Half of the Seventeenth Century by Bruce G. Trigger Volume 49, No. 2, Canadian Historical Review (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18)
6. Notes on folder mention McGill-Queen's University Press (Folder notes)

Folder: Turtle Talk

1. Envelope addressed to Aubrey Buser from Turtle Talk Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma (scan)
2. Letter from Aubrey Buser to Friends, March 8, 1985
3. News and stories about the Wyandot Tribe
4. Letter from Aubrey Buser to Turtle Talk, January 5, 1984
5. Onion skin copy of letter to Turtle Talk from Aubrey Buser, November 9, 1982
6. Onion skin copy of letter to Turtle Talk from Aubrey Buser, September 29, 1978
7. Letter from Chas. Garrad to Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma, c/o Mrs. Juanita McQuistion with attached documents
8. Letter from to Chief Cotter with continuation of The History of the Wyandotte Indian Nation
9. Notes on folder mention an address

Scanned Serial Issues:

1. Gyah’-Wish Atak-ia – The Turtle Speaks – Vol 3, Issue 3 – September 1999
2. Gyah’-Wish Atak-ia – The Turtle Speaks – Vol 2, Issue 1 – March 1998
3. Gyah’-Wish Atak-ia – The Turtle Speaks – Vol 4, Issue 2 – June 2000
4. Montgomery Magazine, February 1998
5. Gyah’-Wish Atak-ia – The Turtle Speaks – Vol 1, Issue 3 – November 1997
6. Gyah’-Wish Atak-ia – The Turtle Speaks – Vol 1, Issue 2 – August 1997
7. Gyah’-Wish Atak-ia – The Turtle Speaks – 1st Quarter- 1997
8. Gyah’-Wish Atak-ia – The Turtle Speaks – Vol 3, Issue 1 – June 1999
9. Gyah’-Wish Atak-ia – The Turtle Speaks – Vol 1, Issue 2 – August 1997
10. Turtle Talk, March 1986
11. Turtle Talk, March 1983
12. Turtle Talk, November 1989
13. Turtle Talk, December 1985
14. Turtle Talk, September 1984
15. Turtle Talk, June 1985
16. Turtle Talk, October 1985
17. Turtle Talk, June 1987
18. Turtle Talk, July 1988
19. Turtle Talk, March 1989
20. Turtle Talk, August 1989
21. Turtle Talk, August 1990
22. Turtle Talk, November 1992
23. Turtle Talk, November 1990
24. Turtle Talk, 1st Quarter 1994
25. Turtle Talk, 2nd/3rd Quarter 1994
26. Turtle Talk, 1st Quarter 1995
27. Turtle Talk, January 1981
28. Turtle Talk, September 1980
29. Turtle Talk, January 1980
30. Turtle Talk, August 1979
31. Turtle Talk, June 1979
32. Turtle Talk, August 1978
33. Turtle Talk, September 1978
34. Turtle Talk, May 1978
35. Turtle Talk, November 1978
36. Turtle Talk, January 1979
37. Turtle Talk, December 1979
38. Turtle Talk, August 1980
39. Turtle Talk, June 1983
40. Turtle Talk loose leaf 1 recto: “Membership of the Tribe”
41. Turtle Talk loose leaf 2 recto: “Social Security Information”
42. Turtle Talk loose leaf 3 recto: “Community Development Block Grant”

Folder: Upper Sandusky

1. Letter from Jean to Aubry, November 18, 2000
2. John Stewart United Methodist Church History, Supplement I 1989-2000 (Front cover),(Page 1),(Page 2-3),(Page 4-5),(Page 6-7),(Page 8-9),(Page 10-11),(Page 12-13),(Page 14-15),(Page 16-17),(Page 18-19),(Page 20),(Back cover)
3. Letter from Ray D. and Sally J. Gottfried to Aubrey and Pat Buser, November 30, 2000
4. Drawing of Site of old Fort Feree and Spring (Drawing)
5. Map from Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography vol. 18, no. 2 (Recto),(Verso)
6. Copied page of map (Map)
7. Copied documents from The National Archives on land plots. All documents have the same verso side as Leaf 1.
8. Letter from Aubrey and Pat Buser to Ms. Mumma, November 21, 2000
9. Letter from C.A. Buser to the mayor and city council of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, December 1, 2000
10. Letter from C.A Buser regarding to Ms. Nancy Honsberger, December 30, 1991
11. Letter from Nancy Honsberger to Mr. Aubrey Buser, December 27, 1991
12. Article by Nancy Honsberger, "'February 31' Tombstone"
13. Photocopy of a map of the surveys in the Wyandot cession at Upper Sandusky
14. Map of Wyandot County
15. Plan of Upper Sandusky, created 1950, copied from William Brown's 1830 version

Folder: Walk in the Water

1. Notes and copied pages from History of the Late War in the Western Country by Robert Breckinridge McAfee (Notes recto),(Notes verso),(Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18),(Leaf 19),(Leaf 20),(Leaf 21),(Leaf 22),(Leaf 23),(Leaf 24),(Leaf 25)
2. Handwritten notes regarding the history of the War of 1812 (Notes)
3. Handwritten notes on Pictorial Field-Book of the War of 1812 (Leaf 1 recto),(Leaf 1 verso),(Leaf 2 recto),(Leaf 2 verso)
4. Copied pages including Address of Sandusky Indians
5. Copied page from Tecumseh and the Quest for Indian Leadership by R. Daniel Edmunds (Recto),(Verso)
6. Copied page regarding War of 1812 (Page)
7. Copied page from Indian Historical Collections (Page)
8. Handwritten notes regarding Great Doc. in Am. Ind. Hist. by Moquin (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
9. Handwritten notes regarding "Chronicles of Am. Ind. Protest" (Recto),(Verso)
10. Copied pages including petition from the Wyandots to the United States government
11. Copied pages from book regarding "Annual Meeting, 1894" (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4)
12. Handwritten notes on folder (Notes)

Folder: Walker

1. Copies of handwritten notes on John Walker (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3 recto),(Leaf 3 verso),(Leaf 4 recto),(Leaf 4 verso),(Leaf 5 recto),(Leaf 5 verso),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7)
2. Two copies of article, “Soil Erosion Concerned Kansas Indian Long Before Statehood Was Granted” from The Fort Scott Tribune, February 26, 1972 Fort Scott, Kansas
3. Copied newspaper article, “William Walker, a Modest Kansan, Tells of His Daily Life 1845-54” by Robert Estes
4. Copies of handwritten notes on John Walker (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11 recto),(Leaf 11 verso),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13 recto),(Leaf 13 verso),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18),(Leaf 19),(Leaf 20),(Leaf 21),(Leaf 22),(Leaf 23),(Leaf 24),(Leaf 25),(Leaf 26),(Leaf 27),(Leaf 28),(Leaf 29),(Leaf 30),(Leaf 31)
5. Copies of handwritten notes regarding The Indian Journals by Lewis Henry Morgan (Recto),(Verso)
6. Copies of handwritten notes on various numbered documents (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2 recto),(Leaf 2 verso),(Leaf 3 recto),(Leaf 3 verso),(Leaf 4 recto),(Leaf 4 verso),(Leaf 5)
7. Copies of handwritten notes regarding "Historic Spots" and "Mile-Stones" (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
8. Copy of handwritten notes on "Christopher Grist's Journals" (Notes)
9. Copies of handwritten notes on "Kansas History Clippings on William Walker" (Leaf 1 recto),(Leaf 1 verso),(Leaf 2 recto),(Leaf 2 verso),(Leaf 3 recto),(Leaf 3 verso)
10. Handwritten copy of a letter from W'm Walker to Mr. Charles Cist, June 25, 1853
11. Copied pages, History of Wyandotte County by P.W. Morgan (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
12. Copies of handwritten notes on Walker (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
13. Copied pages, written at top “Logan to Isaiah Walker”
14. Copied pages, written at top “1884 To-Isaiah Walker from Logan”
15. Copied pages, written at top “John W. Greyeyes from Isaiah Walker”
16. Copy of letter from B.N.O Walker to Jessie McApine, May 28, 1917
17. Copy of letter to Isaiah Walker from Thos. Logan, 1884
18. Copy of letter to Isaiah Walker from Logan, Dec. 15, 1883
19. Copy of letter to Isaiah Walker from Logan, June 26, 1884
20. Poor quality copy of letter to Isaiah Walker from Logan, December 26, 1883
21. Copy of Isaiah Walker letter, January 19, 1882
22. Copy of letter to John W. Theyeses from Isaiah Walker, May 23,1880
23. Copy of letter to Silas Armstrong from Isaiah Walker
24. Copy of letter from B.N.O Walker to Mr.Seitz, January 10, 1922 with attached sticky note
25. Newpaper article “Soil Erosion Concerned Kansas Indian Long Before Statehoold Was Granted” from The Fort Scott Tribune, February 26, 1972 Fort Scott, Kansas (Recto),(Verso)
26. List of Walker Cemetery on Highway #60 (List)
27. Two copies of quotation headed “Per B.N.O. Walker” (With notes),(Unmarked)
28. Copy of three obituaries for B.N. Walker, June 29,1927
29. Copy of previous item
30. Copy of letter from B.N.O Walker to Mr. Seitz, January 10, 1922
31. Copy of article, “William Walker on Joseph Brant: Historical Indian Letter” edited by Lee Shepard, Bulletin of Hist. and Phil. Soc. Of Ohio (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
32. Handwritten notes on Wm Walker (Notes)
33. Handwritten notes referring to Connelley and "The Emigrant Tribe etc." (Recto),(Verso)
34. List of letters of Governor William Walker to his brother (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
35. Copy of letter to Joel Walker, Esq. from William Walker, August 12
36. Copy of letter to Joel Walker, Esq.
37. Copy of letter to Joel Walker, Esq.
38. Handwritten notes mentioning Mudeater, Walker, and Zane family (Notes)
39. Typed page including copy of letter from W. Walker, August 6, 1843
40. Photograph of West Nottingham Academy marker (Recto),(Verso)
41. Copied page and picture from Bulletin of Historical and Phil. Society of Ohio #12 1954 about William Walker
42. Copy of S. 398 Bill for the relief of Isaiah Walker in the Senate of the United States, December 12, 1881 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
43. Copies of handwritten notes about Walker, referring to Winter Semester - 1969 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
44. Envelope and letter addressed to Mr. C.A. Buser from Mrs. Harriet Dickerson, September 17, 1987
45. Handwritten notes on Walker family (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
46. Letter Mrs. Sallie Cotter Andrews from Clara Maddox, February 19, 1990
47. Handwritten notes on Walker (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2), (Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6 recto),(Leaf 6 verso),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9 recto),(Leaf 9 verso),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12 recto),(Leaf 12 verso),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14)

Folder: Walker, B.N.O

1. Copy of letter from Aubrey Buser to Sallie Andrews, November 14, 1989
2. Copy of three obituaries for B.N.O Walker (Obituaries)
3. Copy of B.N.O Walker’s autobiographical essay (Page 1),(Page 2)
4. Copy of writing, perhaps by B.N.O Walker (Page 1),(Page 2),(Page 3),(Page 4),(Page 5),(Page 6),(Page 7),(Page 8),(Page 9)
5. Copies of poems or songs (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8)
6. Copy of letter to Mr. Don C. Seitz from B.N.O Walker, January 10, 1922
7. Copy of letter to Hon. Charles Curtis from Quapaw, Wyandotte, Seneca, and other tribes, February 5, 1908
8. “One Hundred Years of Oklahoma Verse” by Leslie A. McRill
9. Two more copies of Leaf 2 from previous item
10. Names copied from Census of the Wyandotte Indians on the Wyandotte Reservation Quapaw Agency , June 30th, 1885 (Leaf 1)
11. Two copies of letter from B.N.O Walker to The Pullman Company, June 7, 1913
12. Copy of page with handwritten "Prayer For eight Days Old" and typed notes (Page)
13. Slip of paper with typed notes concerning stories (Notes)
14. Handwritten notes on B.N.O Walker, referring to "Tales of the Bark Lodges" (Leaf 1 recto),(Leaf 1 verso),(Leaf 2)
15. Copies of previous item with minor editing (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
16. “A Historical Note on Prairie City, Indian Territory” and “St. John’s Mission, Prairie City, I.T.” by C.M. Campbell copied excerpts
17. “Mon-dah-min and the Redman’s Old Uses of Corn as Food” by Hen-toh from The Chronicles of Oklahoma vol. 35, no. 2, 1957
18. Handwritten notes referring to animals such as Coon, Otter, and Beaver (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
19. Folder notes listing a few names (Folder notes)

Folder: Wyandot Government and Const.

1. Copy of notes titled “Women Infl Among Wy” (Notes)
2. Copy of Address by Professor J.W. Powell from Wyandotte Government-A Short Study of Tribal Society, 1881 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8)
3. Copy of partial article from Wilderness
4. Small piece of paper with notes (Recto),(Verso)
5. Unsigned letter regarding official Wyandot membership criteria, March 31, 1988
6. Slip of paper with handwritten notes (Notes)
7. Copy of Constitution of the Wyandot Tribe of Oklahoma
8. Copy of previous item
9. Copy of Regulations, Guidelines and Policies for Federal Acknowledgement as an American Indian Tribe 25 CFR 83 (Formerly 25 CFR 54)
10. Blank ancestry charts and membership roll (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
11. Information About Acknowledgement packet
12. Copy of Constitution and By-Laws of the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma
13. Pages from the Kansas State Historical Society about the First Provisional Constitution of Kansas
14. Copy of Constitution and By-Laws of the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma
15. Handwritten notes on folder (Notes)

Folder: Wyandot Government

1. Copy of handwritten notes on tribal government (Notes)
2. Copy of handwritten notes on Wyandot government (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6)
3. Copy of handwritten notes on Tribal Gov't - Military (Notes)
4. Assorted copies of handwritten notes on Wyandot government (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10 recto),(Leaf 10 verso),(Leaf 11 recto),(Leaf 11 verso),(Leaf 12)
5. Numerous copies of pages from Kansas and Kansans (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18),(Leaf 19),(Leaf 20),(Leaf 21),(Leaf 22),(Leaf 23),(Leaf 24),(Leaf 25),(Leaf 26)
6. Placemat featuring US Presidents from Washington to Nixon (Placemat)
7. Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma Annual Meeting, September 2, 1995 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18),(Leaf 19),(Leaf 20),(Leaf 21),(Leaf 22),(Leaf 23)
8. Copied article with picture of Major General Wesley Powell from Wilderness, Fall 1987
9. Copied pages from books containing an “Address by Professor J.W. Powell” from Wyandotte Government-A Short Study of Tribal Society
10. Handwritten notes on folder (Notes)

Folder: Wampum

1. Copy of title page and pages 24-41 from Early Western Travels 1748-1846 by Reuben Gold Thwaites, vol. 1, 1904; pg 24-27 set aside and put behind the other pages. (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8)
2. Handwritten description and drawn illustration of figure #234 plate 20, University of the State of New York, Bulletin of N.Y. Sate Mus., No. 41-Vol.8, Mch 1901, Wampum and Shell Articles (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
3. Notecard from p.131 by Lee P. D. Clarke about Wampum (Notecard)
4. Copy of The Fire at Onondaga: Wampum as Proto-Writing by Barabara A. Mann, pg 40-48, Akwesasne Notes, vol. 1, no. 1, Spring 1995
5. Handwritten notes regarding ancient Wampum records (Notes)
6. Handwritten notes on Wampum where Lee Nieberding clipping is filed (Notes)
7. Handwritten notes on Wampum with hand-drawn illustration from “American Indian Article” by Norman Feder (Notes)
8. Handwritten notes about American Anthropological Association Memoirs vol. 6, Wampum article (Notes)
9. Copy of Memoirs of the Sauk and Foxes by Thomas Forsyth, vol. 2, pg. 184-185 (Pages 184-185)
10. Handwritten notes on the Wampum Belt (Notes)
11. Handwritten notes about Dispossessing the American Indian by Wilbur R. Jacobs (Notes)
12. Copy of handwritten notes on Wampum on the great belt (Notes)
13. Copy of Post-War Periods, 1763-1774, pg 729 (Page 729)

Folder: War of 1812

1. Copies of pages from History of the Late War in the Western Country by Robert Breckinridge McAfee (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16)
2. Handwritten notes about The War of 1812 in the Old Northwest by Alec R. Gilpin (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
3. Copied pages from book, The History of Canada
4. Copied pages from unknown book about the War of 1812 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
5. Map of the Niagara frontier, location of the campaigns of the Canadian Volunteers in the War of 1812
6. The Canadian Volunteers, 1813-1815 by Donald E. Graves
7. Canadians on the Upper Mississippi by Robert S. Allen
8. Hand-drawn map of Michigan (Map)
9. Newspaper article, Ancestors helped Tecumseh on day he died, area man finds
10. Copied pages from untitled book(s) (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
11. Handwritten notes about the War of 1812 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
12. Flyer for “War of 1812 Historic Reenactments of Monguagon and Brownstown Battles”, August 17-18, 1996, in Trenton, Michigan (Flyer)
13. Copied pages from book, The Canadian War of 1812 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6)
14. Brochure for Fairfield Museum, Ontario, Canada (Recto),(Verso)
15. Q&A article with starred question, "Why was there a war in 1812?"
16. An Early History-Battle of Monguagon in the War of 1812
17. Copy of partial Motor News article, "An Indian Trail Becomes a Highway"
18. Handwritten notes on folder (Notes)

Folder: Warfare

1. Copies of pages from The Wars of the Iroquois A Study in Intertribal Trade Relations by George T Hunt, The University of Wisconsin Press, 1967
2. Copies of pages from The Iroquois in the American Revolution by Barbara Graymont, Syracuse University Press, 1972
3. Copies of pages from The Iroquois: A Study in Cultural Evolution by Frank Gouldsmith Speck
4. Copies of pages from League of the Iroquois by Lewis Henry Morgan
5. Copy of letter sent from Aubrey Buser with information on Wyandot weaponry, September 2, 1996
6. Copy of letter sent from Aubrey Buser, July 27, 1990
7. Extensive handwritten notes on legal notepad (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18),(Leaf 19),(Leaf 20),(Leaf 21),(Leaf 22),(Leaf 23),(Leaf 24)
8. Assortment of handwritten notes about warfare (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18),(Leaf 19),(Leaf 20)
9. Copies of pages from The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
10. Copied page from The Historical and Scientific Sketches of Michigan, 1834 by H. Schoolcraft (Page)
11. Copies of another assortment of handwritten notes about warfare (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5 recto),(Leaf 5 verso),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8 recto),(Leaf 8 verso),(Leaf 9 recto),(Leaf 9 verso),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12)
12. Copies of pages from The History of the Upper Ohio Valley (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
13. Article by Aubery Buser titled “Estill’s Defeat” (Page 1),(Page 2),(Page 3),(Page 4)
14. Copied page titled "Pride and Greatness of Mind"
15. Copied page from Sir William Johnson Papers (Page)

Folder: Warpole

1. Handwritten notes (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
2. Letter to Thelma from Aubrey Buser, September 11, 1985

Folder: Warrow

1. Typed notes from Traditional History of the Wyandots and Sketches of Other Indian Tribes of North America from the Oscar Warrow collection (Page 1),(Page 2),(Page 3)
2. Typed notes entitled "The Amherstburg Echo" (Notes)
3. Article from Just Folks Bits of Local History, Genealogy, and Other Things by Eleanor Gignae, February 20, 1994
4. Obituary for Mary Lily (nee Warrow) Huneau (Obituary)
5. Typed letter to Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Buser from Oscar Warrow, July 28, 1975
6. Typed information on the Wyandots (Page 1),(Page 2),(Page 3)
7. Article “Warrow Family Kin of Wyandot Chiefs” from The Ile Camera, June 17, 1957
8. Information on Wyandots from William E. Connelly (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
9. Genealogical information on the Warrow family (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2 recto),(Leaf 2 verso)
10. Family tree of Charles Oscar Warrow (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
11. Handwritten notes mentioning various chiefs (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
12. Copy of letter from Aubrey Buser to Mr. Warrow August 1, 1975
13. Envelope sent from Oscar Warrow July 29, 1972
14. Letter from to Mary Aubrey and Pat Buser, November 4, 1985
15. Copy of letter to Grace from Aubrey Buser, January 21, 1984
16. Letter from Grace Manning to Aubrey Buser, January 19, unknown year
17. Christmas card from Bernetta and Oscar Warrow
18. Christmas card from Bernetta and Oscar Warrow
19. Christmas card from Grace Manning
20. Christmas card from Bernetta and Oscar Warrow
21. Christmas card from Grace Manning
22. Christmas card from Grace Manning
23. Christmas card from Grace Manning
24. Christmas card from Bernetta and Oscar Warrow
25. Christmas card from Bernetta and Oscar Warrow
26. Christmas card from Grace Manning
27. Christmas card from Grace Manning
28. Copy of letter to Mrs. Edwin Pichan from Mr. and Mrs. C.A.Buser, July 12, 1975
29. Address information for Mrs. Edwin Pinchan, Mr. Thomas Warrow, and Mr. Oscar Warrow
30. Letter to Grace Manning from Aubrey Buser, December 21, 1983
31. Letter to Grace Manning from Aubrey Buser, January 5, 1984
32. Letter to Mr. Buser from Grace Manning, December 29, year unknown
33. Notes on folder refer to other files (Folder notes)

Folder: Washington

1. Dust Jacket for The Journal of Major George Washington (Dust jacket)
2. Copy of The Journal of Major George Washington, not scanned, direct readers to appropriate library

Folder: Wayne

1. Handwritten notes on Anthony Wayne (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
2. Copies of handwritten notes referring to Wayne, Knopf, Pickering, McHenry, and Knox (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
3. Copies of handwritten notes referring to W'm Henry Harrison (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
4. Copy of handwritten notes referring to Anthony Wayne by Richard C. Knopf (Notes)
5. Copied pages from the Ohio Historical Collections
6. Copied page from Pioneer and Historical Society (Leaf 1)
7. Copied page from "Indian Affairs" (Leaf 2)
8. Copied page referring to symbols and a Native American language (Page)
9. Copied pages from Indian Narrative chapter “Defeat of the Indians” by General Wayne, August 20, 1794 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
10. Ripped-out page referring to Treaty of Greenville and General Wayne and Little Turtle
11. Ripped-out page with footnote referring to lands sold to private land speculators after Gen. Anthony Wayne's victory over the "Ohio Indians"
12. Ripped-out pages titled "President Washington's Calculated Risk" and "Belated Honor for the Little Savannah"
13. Ripped-out page with handwritten note referring to "Fallen Timbers"
14. Ripped-out page mentioning Little Turtle and the Battle of Fallen Timbers
15. Page from Echoes, June 1975, titled "Especially for young readers: General Wayne Ended Indian wars in Ohio"
16. Copied page from Ohio Historical Collections mentioning annuities promised to the Wyandots
17. Copy of newspaper article about George Fruits, titled “Last Revolutionary War survivor buried here” (Article)
18. Copied pages from Wither’s Chronicles (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
19. Copied pages from A Name in Arms
20. Handwritten notes referring to Wayne and Fallen Timbers (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9 recto),(Leaf 9 verso),(Leaf 10)

Folder: Weiser, Conrad

1. Handwritten notes about history of Weiser's meetings with Native Americans during the 1700s (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2 recto),(Leaf 2 verso)
2. Excerpt titled "Weiser's Journal" from Early Western Travels, 1748-1846, Volume I, edited by Reuben Gold Thwaites, published in 1904 by the Arthur H. Clark Company in Cleveland, Ohio. Includes handwritten notes. (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18),(Leaf 19),(Leaf 20),(Leaf 21),(Leaf 22),(Leaf 23),(Leaf 24),(Leaf 25)
3. Handwritten notes referring to page 24 (Notes)
4. Excerpted pages from Conrad Weiser: Friend of Colonist and Mohawk by Paula A. W. Wallace, 1945, University of Pennsylvania Press
5. Notes on folder mention Wyandot names (Folder notes)

Folder: Whittlesey

1. Contact information of Mr. Dennis Whittlesey
2. Letter from C. A. Buser to Mr. Dennis Whittlesey with with attached legal document, 4 January 2000, notes, and copied pages from Indian Lore of the Muskingum Headwaters of Ohio by W.E. Farver
3. Letter to Chief Leaford Bearskin from Aubrey with attached fax transmission report and receipt, December 29, 1999
4. Letter to Mr. Dennis Whittlesey from Buser, 1 January, 2000
5. Letter to Office of the Mayor of Franklin, Pennsylvania, 31 December 1999 (Letter)
6. Handwritten notes mentioning names and addresses
7. Letter to Dr. Helen H. Tanner from Buser, 8 January, 2000
8. Copied page from The Ohio, The Indian’s Land by William A. Hunter (Page)
9. Copied pages from article titled “Indian Towns in Pennsylvania”
10. Pages from History of Venango County, Pennsylvania (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
11. Pages from Indian Villages and Place Names (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
12. Copied page on Venango County, Pennsylvania (Page)
13. Paperclipped together: Letter from C.A. Buser, 1 March, 2000; map of Pennsylvania; copy of Council Fires on the Upper Ohio A Narrative of Indian Affairs in the Upper Ohio Valley until 1795 by Randolph C. Downes
14. Excerpt from Indians in Pennsylvania by Paula A. W. Wallace, 1981
15. Excerpt from Indian Paths of Pennsylvania
16. Report, Indians Taxed and Indians not Taxed in the United States at the Eleventh Census: 1890 (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
17. Letter to to Faye Smith from Mr. Buser, March 1, 2000
18. Letter to Mr. Buser from to Faye Smith, February 26, 2000
19. Notes on folder mention names and contact information

Folder: Williams

1. Excerpt from The Papers of Alexander Hamilton vol. XIII, ed. Harold Syrett, 1967
2. Copy of previous item
3. Copy of handwritten letter from from Helen York Rose to C.A. Buser, October 30, 1979
4. Copied pages titled "Frontier Ohio" from the Ohio Historical Collection (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
5. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from Kenneth R. Smith, August 12, 1996
6. Copy of previous item
7. Typed page titled "Sarah Loveless" (Letter)
8. Letter from Pat and Aubrey Buser to Kenneth R. Smith, August 15, 1996
9. Information from Harmar papers on George Loveless and Issac Williams (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6)
10. Notes on folder refer to Loveless, Ken Smith, and Rose (Folder notes)

Folder: Wyandot

1. Copied pages of handwritten notes from several sources pertaining to Wyandot names and characteristics (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3 recto),(Leaf 3 verso),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
2. Pages from the Sir William Johnson Papers titled "Post-War Period, 1763-1774" and "Sir William's Passing 1774" (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4)
3. Copies of typed pages titled "The Wyandots" and "Advice to the Hurons" (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
4. Copied document written by A.B. Cotter listing names of people who, on November 3rd and 4th of 1874, worked on the roads, did not work on the roads, were sick at the time, or paid fines (Recto),(Verso)
5. Invitation from the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma for an open house, May 26, 1985 (Recto),(Verso)
6. Letter from Mrs. Leon Mc Quistion to Garrad, February 27, 1973
7. Sheet music for "Come, Thou Font," by Robert Robinson and John Wyeth (Music)
8. Copies of handwritten notes referring to Sir W'm Johnson papers, Hocking County, and Huron County (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
9. Assorted notes on folder include references to Sir W'm Johnson's death and correspondence with several people (Folder notes)
Items not scanned: Gyah’-Wish Atak-Ia, The Turtle Speaks, vol. 4 Issue 3, November 2000 Gyah’-Wish Atak-Ia, The Turtle Speaks, vol. 3 Issue 2, September 2000

Folder: Wyandot History

1. Copy of page of "Chapter X," referring to John Solomon and William Walker, Jr. (Page)
2. Letter from C.A. Buser, January 3, 1990 (Page 1),(Page 2),(Page 3),(Page 4),(Page 5),(Page 6)
3. "A Brief Sketch of Early Wyandot History" by C.A. Buser (Page 1),(Page 2),(Page 3),(Page 4),(Page 5),(Page 6),(Page 7),(Page 8),(Page 9),(Page 10),(Page 11),(Page 12),(Page 13)
4. "Speed Letter" to Rick Kelly from C.A. Buser, November 30, 1978, with response from Rick Kelly, December 2, 1978
5. Copies of assorted handwritten notes about the Wyandots (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8),(Leaf 9),(Leaf 10),(Leaf 11),(Leaf 12),(Leaf 13),(Leaf 14),(Leaf 15),(Leaf 16),(Leaf 17),(Leaf 18),(Leaf 19),(Leaf 20),(Leaf 21),(Leaf 22),(Leaf 23),(Leaf 24),(Leaf 25),(Leaf 26),(Leaf 27),(Leaf 28),(Leaf 29),(Leaf 30),(Leaf 31),(Leaf 32),(Leaf 33),(Leaf 34),(Leaf 35 recto),(Leaf 35 verso),(Leaf 36),(Leaf 37),(Leaf 38)
6. Copied pages from Sir William Johnson Papers, titled "Post-War Period, 1763-1774" (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
7. Copies from Haldimand Papers. All have same verso as Leaf 1. (Leaf 1 recto),(Leaf 1 verso),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5)
8. Coped pages titled "Historical Traditions: The Saustawraytsees or the Origin of the Wyandot and Seneca Tribes" (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)

Items not scanned:

Gyah’-Wish Atak-Ia, The Turtle Speaks, vol. 2 Issue 2, June 1998 Gyah’-Wish Atak-Ia, The Turtle Speaks, vol. 2 Issue 3, November 1998

Folder: Wyandot Mining Company

1. Typed page referring to Wyandots and the Gold Rush of 1849 (Page)
2. Page from Chronicles of Oklahoma referring to food, school, and a picture of Irvin P. Long
3. Poor-quality copy of picture of Isaac Zane Long (1829-1903) (Picture)
4. Copy of page titled "The Beginning of the West" (Picture)
5. Poor-quality copies of two pictures with captions "Many miners arrived in San Francisco, 1849" and "Wyandot Indians crossed the Great Plains to California" (Picture)
6. Copied article: “Thomas Moseley, Jr. and The Last Years of the Wyandot Subagency” by Robert E. Smith
7. Copy of handwritten notes referring to members of Wyandot Mining Company (Notes)
8. Handwritten notes referring to Wyandot Mining Company (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
9. Letter from Aubrey Buser to Cynthia Simon, May 17, 1988

Folder: Wyandotte, OK

1. Photograph at Scottsdale Az. October 1998 airshow (Recto),(Verso)
2. Letter to C.A. Buser from Barbara Kyser-Collier, July 24, 1997
3. Letter to Te Nona from C.A. Buser, February 5, 1997, with attached book review
4. Letter to Barbara Kyser-Collier from Pat and Aubrey Buser, September 28, 1997
5. Letter to C.A. Buser from Barbara Kyser-Collier, September 22, 1997
6. Copy of hand-drawn map of Detroit River (Recto),(Verso)
7. Announcement for the 19th Green Cornfeast (Announcement)
8. Newspaper article, “We’re all the same people,” by Gary Garton, Globe Staff Writer
9. Copy of previous item
10. Copy of map of Ohio
11. Copy of previous item
12. Copied pages titled "Miami County" (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3)
13. Copied pages titled "Preble County" (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6)
14. “Some of the Names Given to the Wyandot Tribe of Indiana” by C.A. Buser (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2)
15. Invitation to the 9th Annual Wyandotte Nation Pow-Wow, September 11-13, 1998 (Recto),(Verso)
16. Notes on folder mentioning names and contact information

Folder: Young

1. Letter from James Croneis, publisher of Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum, to Aubrey and Pat Buser
2. Calvin H. Young obituary from January 24, 1966 and wedding anniversary announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young (Obituary and wedding announcement)
3. Letter from C.A. Buser to Lil Splitlog, Ken Smith, and Jim Croneis from Aubrey Buser, June 9, 2003

Folder: Youngman

1. Document from Paul A. Youngman dated March 6, 1985
2. Copy of previous item
3. Memorial letter from C.A. Buser, March 30, 1989
4. Copy of previous item
5. Copy of photograph of Gen. Walt and Dr. Youngman, accompanied by handwritten notes
6. Letter from Maude and Paul Youngman to Pat and Aubrey Buser, March 11, 1989
7. Letter from Paul Armstrong to the Busers, September 9, 1986
8. Letter from Maude and Paul Armstrong to the Busers, September 19, 1986
9. Copy of letter to Dick Dougherty from Paul Armstrong, September 9, 1986
10. Letter from Paul Armstrong to Aubrey and Pat Buser, August 29, 1986
11. Letter from Maude and Paul Armstrong to the Busers, August 28, 1986
12. Letter from Paul Armstrong to Aubrey Buser, August 21, 1986
13. Handwritten notes (Scan)
14. Letter to Lawrence and Mae Youngman from Aubrey Buser, August 28, 1986
15. Letter to Mr. and Mrs.Buser from Lawrence W. Youngman
16. Letter to the Busers from Paul Youngman, July 30, 1986
17. Photograph of Paul Youngman
18. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Pat and Aubrey Buser, July 14, 1986
19. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from Paul Youngman, July 8, 1986
20. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, July 4, 1986
21. Handwritten letter, unsigned, July 3, 1986
22. Article by Paul Youngman
23. Handwritten letter to the extensions of the Wyandotte Tribe of the United States from an extended family in Oregon, June 16, 1986
24. Letter to the Busers from the Youngmans, June 1, 1986
25. Copy of letter to Paul and Maude Youngman from Aubrey Buser, April 15, 1986
26. Letter from Paul Youngman, April 14, 1986
27. Letter to the Busers from Paul Youngman, April 12, 1986
28. Letter to Charles and Pat Buser from Paul Youngman, March 20, 1986
29. Letter to Charles and Patricia Buser from Paul Youngman, March 12, 1986
30. Letter to the Busers from Paul and Maude Youngman, January 15, 1986
31. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, January 9, 1986
32. Letter to Professor Smith from Paul Youngman, January 3, 1986
33. Letter to Pat and Aubrey from Paul Youngman, December 21, 1985
34. Recipe for Palate Pleasing Pancakes (Scan)
35. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, December 14, 1985
36. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from the Youngmans, December 8, 1985
37. Letter to Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, November 15, 1985
38. Letter to the Busers from Maude and Paul Youngman, July 27, 1985
39. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from the Youngmans, July 12, 1985
40. Letter to Pat Buser from Maude and Paul Youngman, March 12, 1985
41. Photographs and notes on the Pony Express
42. Letter to the Busers from the Youngmans, December 30, 1984
43. Letter from Maude and Paul Youngman, December, 1984
44. Letter to Chief Leaford Bearskin from Paul A. Youngman, December 29, 1984
45. Letter to Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, December 13, 1984
46. Copy of letter to Cousin Rachel from Paul Youngman, November 2, 1984
47. Copy of letter to the Youngmans from Pat and Aubrey Buser
48. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from the Youngmans, July 20, 1984
49. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, April 12, 1984
50. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, February 9, 1984
51. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Pat and Aubrey Buser, July 27, 1983
52. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul and Maude Youngman, July 11, 1982
53. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Pat and Aubrey Buser, April 9, 1983
54. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Maude and Paul Youngman, March 24, 1983
55. Letter from Paul Youngman, May, 1982
56. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul and Maude Youngman, December 18, 1980
57. Card from Pat and Aubrey Buser from Maude and Paul Armstrong, September 16, 1980
58. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from Paul Youngman, May 19, 1980
59. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, May 15, 1980
60. Copy of letter to Maude and Paul Youngman from Pat and Aubrey Buser, December 4, 1978
61. Copy of letter to the Youngmans from Aubrey Buser, October 2, 1978
62. Letter to the Busers from Maude and Paul Youngman, April 24, 1978
63. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Maude and Paul Youngman, June 14, 1978
64. Copy of letter to Paul and Maude Armstrong from Aubrey Buser, April, 19, 1978
65. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, March 23, 1978
66. Postcard to C.A. Buser from Emma and Ralph
67. Post office receipt
68. Envelope from Robert A. Youngman, M.D., F.A.C.P.
69. Letter to Paul Youngman from Pat and Aubrey Buser, November 27, 1977
70. Copy of letter to Mr. Paul Armstrong Youngman from Thomas F. Lally with note from Paul Youngman to Aubrey and Pat, November 14, 1977
71. Contact list/letter from Paul Youngman
72. Letter to the Busers from Robert Armstrong Youngman, June 26, 1977
73. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul and Maude Youngman, June 29, 1977
74. Copy of letter to Paul and Maude Youngman from Aubrey Buser, June 20, 1977
75. Copy of letter to Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong from Pat and Aubrey Buser, June 20, 1977
76. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, March 28, 1977
77. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, March 16, 1977
78. Copy of letter to Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. McQuistiton from Paul Youngman, February 10, 1977
79. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, December 10, 1976
80. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from Paul Youngman, April 11, 1976
81. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman
82. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, April 15, 1976
83. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman with two copies of attached letter to Tom W. Keffer from Paul Youngman, March 25, 1976
84. Copy of letter to Mr. Youngman from Tom D. Keffer , March 26-27, 1976
85. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, December 11, 1975
86. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from Paul Youngman, July 29, 1975
87. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from Paul Youngman, July 23, 1975
88. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, July 15, 1975
89. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from Paul Youngman, June 26, 1975
90. Postcard from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Youngman to Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Buser, March 17, 1975 with attached handwritten notes by Aubrey Buser
91. Copy of letter to Marie E. Keene from Paul Youngman, December 8, 1974
92. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, October 14, 1974
93. Letter to Aubrey and Pat Buser from Paul Youngman, 1974
94. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, August 20, 1974
95. Letter to the Busers from Paul Youngman, July 28, 1974
96. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey and Pat Buser, August 7, 1974
97. Letter to Mr. Youngman from Aubrey Buser, July 24, 1974
98. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from the Youngmans with included handwritten note, March 31, 1984
99. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman
100. Letter to the Busers from Paul Youngman, February 23, 1987
101. Letter to the Busers from Paul Youngman, May 27, 1987
102. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Paul Youngman, May 20, 1987
103. Copy of letter to Paul Youngman from Aubrey Buser, July 2, 1987
104. Letter to the Busers from Paul Youngman, May 17, 1987
105. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from the Paul Youngman, August 24, 1987
106. Letter to the Busers from the Youngmans, Labor Day, 1987
107. Letter to the Busers from Paul Youngman, Veteran’s Day, unknown year
108. Copy of letter to Maude and Paul Youngman from Lawrence W. Johnson with additional writings from Paul Youngman
109. Letter to the Busers from Paul Youngman, September 21, 1987
110. Letter from Paul Armstrong
111. Map of Kansas
112. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Larry Youngman, February 2, 1991
113. Letter from Mae and Lawrence Youngman
114. Article, “Band Concert to Recognize WWII Writer” by Jeff Gauger, World Herald, April 5, 1991
115. Copy of previous item
116. Article, “Band Plays up a Storm in Salute to Gulf Troops” by Jim Delmont, World-Herald
117. Letter to Aubrey Buser from Lawrence Youngman, March 1
118. Letter to Aubrey Buser from Lawrence Youngman, April 28, 1991
119. Copy of previous item
120. Copy of letter from Paul Youngman, August 19, 1974
121. Copy of letter to Lawrence Youngman from Aubrey Buser, May 6, 1991
122. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Lawrence Youngman, December 20, 1990
123. Letter to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Lawrence Youngman, June 6, 1991

Folder: Zane

1. Typed letter to Mr. and Mrs. Zane from Pat and Aubrey Buser regarding Zane family history, August 29, 1976
2. Typed letter to Mr. Zane from C. A. Buser regarding Zane family history, November 19, 1973
3. Two copies from Immigration of the Irish Quakers, pg 384-385 (Scan)
4. Acceptance letter of the Zane family for eligibility for a share in the distribution of judgment funds awarded to the Wyandot tribe, June 26, 1985; family record for the tribe; ancestor chart for the Zane family
5. The Wyandot Maiden, words and music by Montelle Garner Zane
6. Handwritten letter and envelope to Pat and Aubrey Buser from Lester Zane, July 30, 2000
7. Handwritten notes on Isaac’s life and family (Scan)
8. Handwritten notes on Robert Zane’s life (Scan recto),(Scan verso)
9. Envelope of a letter to Mr. C Aubrey Buser
10. Copy of article on Billy Zane and his acting career from Parade Magazine, pg 12, July 9, 2000
11. Handwritten notes on the Zane family tree (Scan recto),(Scan verso)
12. Handwritten notes on Joel Zane, Ebenezer Zane, William Dickeson, Nathaniel Zane (Scan)
13. Handwritten notes on marriage records for the Zane family (Scan recto),(Scan verso)
14. Handwritten notes on the hereditary register of the U.S.A. 1972 (Scan)
15. Handwritten notes on members of the Zane family (Leaf 1 recto),(Leaf 1 verso),(Leaf 2 recto),(Leaf 2 verso)
16. Handwritten letter to friends from Pat and Aubrey
17. Typed itinerary for a day with Chief Bearskin, May 28, 1987 and handwritten notes on Robert Zane and his descendents (Scan recto),(Scan verso)
18. Copy of handwritten letter to Judy from Pat and Aubrey, January 6, 1986
19. Typed letter to Pat and Aubrey from Judy, April 10, 1991
20. Copy of Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania 1682-1750 by Albert Cook Myers, pg 382-383
21. Two copies of information on the name Zane from Judy Wigton
22. Copy of picture of George Zane and article “Longtime chief who opposed putting bingo hall on historic cemetery dies” from Miami News-Record, Tuesday, November 11, 1997
23. Typed letter to Sallie from Aubrey, December 28, 1997
24. Typed letter to Lester from Pat and Aubrey Buser, November 14, 1989
25. Handwritten letter to Pat and Aubrey from Sallie, November 3, 1991
26. Handwritten notes on Zane family from 1753-1797 (Scan)
27. Copy of page from the Summer issue of the 1960 Chronicles of Oklahoma of a picture of a monument to the Wyandot tribe
28. Picture of the gravestone of Lawrence Earl Zane (Photo)
29. Copy of information on the name Zane
30. Copy of letter to Ken and Mid, February 6, 1983
31. Copy and original typed letter to Spud from Aubrey about the Zanes, February, 1992
32. Handwritten chart of the Zanes from 1675-1825 (Scan 1A),(Scan 1B),(Scan 2A),(Scan 2B)
33. Zane genealogist and copies of handwritten Zane family tree (Leaf 1),(Leaf 2),(Leaf 3),(Leaf 4),(Leaf 5),(Leaf 6),(Leaf 7),(Leaf 8)
34. Copy of pg 10-14, 17-19 of a book discussing the Zane family