Business Card of Southgate Haynie, Editorial Department, The Shanghai Evening Post.
TM - Novel or Novella- Title: unknown as page 1 is missing. n.d. 210 sheets, 210 pages. Story is not complete at last page. Arrived in envelope that gives Southgate Haynie's (Hayne's is spelling used on envelope) family history. He was a cousin of the Taliaferro family members, connected to this collection.
Manuscript of Play - Title: N/A - Believed to be work of Southgate Haynie. 31 sheets, 60 pages. Handwritten.
Newspaper clippings attached to notebook pages. 16 sheets, 16 pages, 1 or 2 articles per page. Appear to be clipping file of Southgate Haynie, though no bylines are given. Handwritten dates on some pages indicate most items are from 1931. Also some pieces have "Shanghai" written on them, which most likely indicates articles that appeared in Shanghai Evening Post.
TM - Novel Proposal - Title: Outline; "The Burglar Student" by Southgate Haynie. 32 sheets, 32 pages. Typewritten. Title page. Synopsis, 5 page chapter outline. Outline and sample chapters, most likely as a book proposal.
Manuscript -- Short Story- Title: "Pay" by Southgate Haynie. 7 sheets, 7 pages. Handwritten
Manuscript - Short Story- Title: "After All" by Southgate Haynie. Noted in upper left hand corner as Story #3 - Short Story Class. 8 sheets, 8 pages. Handwritten.
TM - Short Story- Title: "Captain Gilliam's Sin" by Southgate Haynie, New Orleans. 18 sheets, 18 pages.
TM - Short Story- Title: "The Story of Thousands" by Southgate Haynie, New Orleans. 19 sheets, 19 pages. Handwritten note at top indicates 6000 words
TM - Short Story- Title: "Steve's Promise" by J. S. Haney (believed to be pseudonym for Southgate Haynie) Address on first page is care of Fred Shapino, The Washington Herald, Washington, DC. 9 sheets, 9 pages. Handwritten note at top indicates 3000 words.
TM - Short Story- Title: "Romance in Shanghai" by Boy M. Southlow (referenced as nom de plume for Southgate Haynie), c/o The Shanghai Evening Post. 14 sheets, 14 pages - cover page plus 13 pages. Handwritten note at top indicates 4500 words.
TM - Short Story- Title: "Day in Shanghai" by Southgate Haynie (however no authority statement or by line is included). 17 sheets, 17 pages.
TM - Manuscript -- Short Story- Title: "Mississippi Love" by Southgate Haynie, Lynchburg, Virginia. 22 sheets, 22 pages. Handwritten note at top indicates 6600 words.
Announcer's Scripts from the Radio Division, Bureau of Public Relations, National Recovery Administration. 50 scripts of 2 sheets, 2 pages each. Date: No dates but 1933-1936 were the years of the NRA. Each script is numbered which appears to relate to a date. Some scripts have a handwritten day (i.e. May 26th, n.y.). Script number 179 has a letter attached dated June 1, 1934. Release number 178 has handwritten date of May 31st, which should indicate all scripts from 1934-1935. It is likely that Southgate Haynie wrote some or all of the scripts in this folder.
Miscellaneous writings believed to be the work of Southgate Haynie. Preservation photocopies added.
February 20, 1818 - Indenture transferring property from Hubbard Berry to Joel Hill(s).
Entered: July 8, 1846 by Campbell County, Kentucky Clerk of Court.
1 sheet, 2 pages, preprinted form with handwritten information filled in.
August 15, 1847 - ALS - From Ann Todd at LaGrange, Kentucky to her brother General James Taylor at Newport Kentucky.
1 sheet, 2 pages with letter folded to serve as its own envelope.
Personal letter concerned mostly about health. Some family members are mentioned.
February 8, 1848 - Document dividing slaves in the estate of Ann H. Todd.
1 sheet, 3 pages. Document attempts to give equal share of the "Negroes belonging to the estate of Ann H. Todd, dec'd". Heirs receiving a share are Robert Taliaferro, James B. Taliaferro and Ann H. Thornton.
June 1, 1857 - Mortgage Deed transferring property from James M. McArthur to B. F. Hills (believed to be the father or possibly grandfather of Mrs. E. K. Taliaferro).
Date is date deed entered by Campbell County Clerk of the Common Court.
1 sheet, 2 pages, preprinted form with handwritten information.
Federal Land Grant Certificates.
January 23 , 1862 - Mortgage Deed used for transferring personal property, mostly furniture, from William W. Southgate to Henry H. Southgate.
Date is date deed was entered by Kenton County Clerk of the Common Court.
1 sheet, 2 pages, preprinted form with handwritten information filled in.
April 12, 1897 - Map of building lots, apparently in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. Date handwritten on sheet. Streets shown include Turnpike Road, Oak Street and Highland Avenue. Other landmarks include Fort Thomas Electric Street Railroad.
ALS - Letter from A. (Adeliza) Southgate at Covington, Kentucky to her daughter Ade.
Date: Thursday morning March (no day number or year is given).
1 sheet, 4 pages.
Personal letter of motherly advice.
ALS - From A. (Adeliza) Southgate at Covington, Kentucky to her son William (Southgate)
Date: Thursday morning March (no day number or year is given).
1 sheet, 4 pages.
Personal letter of motherly advice.
