Florida Supreme Court Archives Inventory of Accessioned and Processed Materials

R. REDER’S NOTES

Box 1

Key to files.

Antebellum Florida.

The Antebellum Supreme Court.

News of the Court, 1845 – 1860.

Supreme Court Election, 1859.

Baltzell – DuPont Dispute, 1859.

Thomas Douglas.

Thomas Baltzell.

George S. Hawkins.

George W. Macrae.

Joseph B. Lancaster.

Walker Anderson.

Leslie A. Thompson.

Albert G. Semmes.

Benjamin D. Wright.

Charles H. DuPont.

Bird M. Pearson.

William A. forward.

Davis s. Walker.

Augustus E. Maxwell.

James M. Baker.

Samuel J. Douglas.

Edwin M. Randall.

Ossian B. Hart.

James D. Westcott, Jr.

Franklin D. Fraser.

Robert B. VanValkenburgh.

George P. Raney.

George G. McWhorter.

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Box 2

Henry L. Mitchell.

Robert F. Taylor.

Milton H. Mabry.

Benjamin s. Liddon.

Francis B. Carter.

Thomas M. Shackleford.

Robert S. Cockrell.

Evelyn C. Maxwell.

William A. Hocker.

James B. Whitfield.

Charles B. Parkhill.

William H. Ellis.

Jefferson B. Browne.

Thomas F. West.

W. Glenn Terrell.

Armstead Brown.

Louie W. Strum.

Rivers H. Buford.

Fred H. Davis.

Roy H. Chapman.

Elwyn Thomas.

Alto Adams.

Harold L. Sebring.

Paul D. Barns.

T. Frank Hobson.

B. K. Roberts.

John E. Matthews.

E. Harris Drew.

Campbell Thornal.

Stephen C. O’Connell.

Millard F. Caldwell.

Richard W. Ervin.

Wade L. Hopping.

Vassar B. Carlton.

James C. Adkins, Jr.

Joseph A. Boyd, Jr.

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Box 3

David L. McCain.

Hal P. Dekle.

Ben F. Overton.

Arthur J. England, Jr.

Alan C. Sundberg.

Joseph W. Hatchett.

Frederick B. Karl.

James E. Alderman.

Parker Lee McDonald.

Raymond Ehrlich.

Leander J. Shaw, Jr.

Bibliography
Responses to questionnaire:

Evelyn Davis Burns.

Millard F. Caldwell.

Marilyn Davis Childers.

Richard W. Ervin.

Leo Foster.

Mrs. Robert (Doris Terrell) Johnson.

Mrs. Walter Meginnis.

W. J. Oven.

Frank Pepper.

Elizabeth G. Pierson.

Mrs. J. H. (Helen) Scales.

Richard G. Semmes.

Chesterfield Smith.

Dr. Glenn Terrell.

Mrs. Elwyn Thomas.

Jim Tippin.

Olin E. Watts.

Alton Wentworth.

Randolph Whitfield.

Unidentified Response.

R. REDER’S NOTES

Box 4

Research Files of Randy Reder:

1. 
   Article: Antebellum Supreme Court (handwritten draft).
   
2. 
   Article: A History of the Supreme Court of Florida. 35 U. of Miami L. R. (typed draft).
   
3. 
   Article: A History of the Supreme Court of Florida. 35 U. of Miami L. R. (revised typed draft).
   
4. 
   Article: A History of the Supreme Court of Florida. 35 U. of Miami L. R. (final draft).
   
5. 
   House Journal (1852) – photocopy.
   
6. 
   Senate Journal (1852) – photocopy.
   
7. 
   Miscellaneous House & Senate Journals – photocopies.
   
8. 
   Notes on House & Senate Journals.
   
9. 
   Notes from Court Minute Books (1846 – 1874).
   
10. 
    Notes from Antebellum Newspapers.
    
11. 
    Notes from Newspapers (1866 – 1868).
    
12. 
    Notes on significant cases (1846 – 1857).
    
13. 
    Notes on significant cases (1886 – 1950).
    
14. 
    Miscellaneous research.
    
15. 
    Florida Bar’s publication of the Boyd and Reder Article.
    

R. REDER’S NOTES

Box 5

Lewis & Duclos: The Florida Legal System in the 19th Century, 1824 – 1875.

Stubbings & Turner: Civil & Criminal . . . Cases in the Leon County Courthouse, 1875 – 1925.  Part I and Part II.

Reder’s selection of significant Supreme Court Cases, 1981.

Significant cases, 1982.

Supreme Court Personnel, 1978 – 1983.

REDER CARD FILE

Box 6

Legislative journals, 1832 – 1859.

Supreme Court Terms, 1846 – 1861. Newspaper accounts.

Election of Judges, 1845, 1847, 1850, 1852, 1853. 1855, 1859. Legislative Journals & newspaper accounts.

REDER CARD FILE

Box 7

Biographical Notes:

Douglas.

Baltzell.

Macrae.

Lancaster.

Semmes.

Wright.

Pearson.

Walker.

Box 8

Maxwell, A. E.

Baker.

Douglas.

Westcott.

Others.

Miscellaneous Notes.

PAPERS RELATING TO THE TERRELL MEMORIAL SERVICE, JUNE 19, 1964

Box 1

1. 
   Chief Justice Drew, correspondence file, May 1 – November 5, 1964.
   
2. 
   Justice B.K. Roberts, correspondence file, June 10 – July 24, 1964.
   
3. 
   Program participants’ drafts of speeches:
   
   1. 
      Malcolm B. Johnson
      
   2. 
      M. Lewis Hall
      
   3. 
      John A. H. Murphree
      
   4. 
      Donald K. Carroll
      
   5. 
      Elwyn Thomas
      
   6. 
      Chesterfield Smith
      
   7. 
      Campbell Thornal
      
4. 
   Chief Justice Drew’s drafts of program format and his remarks.
   
5. 
   Invitation letters, May 28 – June 1, 1964.
   
6. 
   Letters of acceptance.
   
7. 
   Letters of regret.
   
8. 
   Seating arrangements.
   
9. 
   Program, June 19, 1964.
   
10. 
    Typescript of Ceremonial Session, June 19, 1964.
    
11. 
    Printed Proceedings: In Memoriam, Honorable Glenn Terrell, Tallahassee, June 19, 1964.
    
12. 
    Letter, Chief Justice Earl Warren to B. K. Roberts.
    

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