Eva Emery Dye Papers - Archives West

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Dye, Eva Emery, 1855-1947
Title: Eva Emery Dye Papers
Dates: 1776-1997 (inclusive)
17761997

1890-1940 (bulk)
18901940
Quantity: 11.5 linear ft. (15 document cases,1 oversize flat box, 1 Oversize B-1 (16x20) folder, 1 Oversize A (11x14) folder, 1 reel of microfilm
Collection Number: Mss 1089
Summary: The papers of one of Oregon's most prominent literary figures, who popularized Oregon Country history and Sacajawea as a heroine of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Papers (1776-1997) consist of correspondence, ephemera, manuscripts, literary journal, research notes, and scrapbooks. The collection also includes family papers of Charles and Eva Emery Dye and their children.
Repository: Oregon Historical Society Research Library
1200 SW Park Avenue
Portland, OR
97205
Telephone: 503-306-5240
Fax: 503-219-2040
libreference@ohs.org
Access Restrictions: The collection is open to the public.
Languages: English.
Sponsor: Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Historical Note

Eva Lucinda Emery Dye (1855-1947) popularized Oregon Country history for children and adults, and in the process, she made Sacajawea a heroine of the Lewis and Clark Expedition in the eyes of the public. She was born in Prophetstown, Illinois, to Cyrus Emery and Caroline Trafton Emery. Her teachers were so impressed with her stories, poems, and songs that they encouraged her to send them to area newspapers. She started her career as a published writer as a teenager under the pen name, Jennie Juniper, with poems, stories, and essays in these newspapers.

Eva began teaching at the age of 15 to earn money to attend Oberlin College and worked as a teacher off-and-on throughout her college years. At Oberlin, she was elected literary editor of the Oberlin Review, studied the Classics, and won honors in oratorical contests. She graduated as class valedictorian with a bachelor of arts degree, and a week after graduation, on July 13, 1882, she married an Oberlin classmate, Charles Henry Dye (1856-1929).

The couple both taught school at Sidney, Iowa, and then moved to Franklin, Nebraska, where Charles was headmaster of the Franklin Academy. During this time, both continued their academic careers at Oberlin, where Eva received a master of arts degree in 1887. Charles completed his master's degree in 1888 and entered the University of Iowa Law School, where he completed his degree in 1889. Charles opened a law office in Madison, South Dakota, and Eva taught at the State Normal School there.

In July 1890, Charles and Eva Dye moved to Oregon City, Oregon, where he practiced law and Eva obtained a teaching position. Charles was appointed Deputy District Attorney for Oregon City, and he won a seat in the Oregon State House of Representatives. They built a home at 902 Jefferson Street, where they spent the rest of their lives.

Eva Emery Dye began researching and writing Oregon history soon after she arrived in Oregon City. One of her earliest published pieces on the subject was a bulletin in the University of Oregon's Historical Series, "The Hudson's Bay Company regime in the Oregon country" (1898). She produced a book for children and three historical novels set in the Oregon Country which went into multiple printings and remained popular for decades. During her lifetime she published: Stories of Oregon, 1900; McLoughlin and Old Oregon, 1900; The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902; McDonald of Oregon: A Tale of Two Shores, 1906; and The Soul of America: An Oregon Iliad, 1934. She wrote McDonald of Oregon at the request of its central figure, Ranald Macdonald (his spelling of his name). In addition, she wrote a book on Hawaiian history, A Royal Romance, which remained unpublished at the time of her death. Although she wrote her books in novel form, Dye took pride in making them as authentic as her historical research could achieve.

Eva Emery Dye also contributed her literary talents to at least two other prominent publications: the chapter, "Historical Sketch of Oregon City" in Portland, Oregon: Its History and Builders by Joseph Gaston, 1911, and the text for photographer Benjamin Gifford's photogravure portfolio, Art Work of Portland, Mt. Hood and the Columbia River, 1912.

In addition to writing books, numerous articles, and other shorter pieces, Dye was in demand as a speaker by local, regional, and national organizations. With her husband, Charles, she was active in church, community, and political affairs in Oregon City and Clackamas County. They jointly founded the Willamette Valley Chautauqua at Gladstone Park, actively supported the First Congregational Church at Oregon City, and were members of the Republican Party. Eva, with her husband's full support, took an active role in the woman's suffrage movement, the Sacajawea Statue Association (to erect a statue at the Lewis and Clark Exposition, 1905), and the effort to preserve the John McLoughlin House at Oregon City through the McLoughlin Memorial Association. The Sacajawea Statue became a permanent fixture in Washington Park at Portland, Oregon, and the McLoughlin House a popular attraction in Oregon City.

Eva Emery Dye received many honors during her lifetime, including an honorary doctor of literature degree from Oregon State College (Oregon State University), 1930, and an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Portland, 1939. Her 80th birthday was declared Eva Emery Dye Day in Oregon City.

Charles and Eva Emery Dye had four children: Emery Charles Dye (1884-?), Trafton Mickelwait Dye (1886-1974), Everett Willoughby Dye (1896-1988), and Charlotte Evangeline (Eva) Dye Hutchinson (1897-1972). Emery suffered a mental breakdown in young manhood and was confined to a state institution for much of his life. Trafton Dye became a successful attorney in Cleveland, Ohio, where he and his wife Mary raised their family. Everett Dye worked as an engineer for steel companies in Cleveland Ohio, where he and his wife, Harriet, raised their family. Evangeline (Eva) Dye married Richard Earl Hutchinson, and the family made their permanent home in California.

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Content Description

The Eva Emery Dye Papers (1776-1997) consist of correspondence, ephemera, a literary journal, manuscripts, research notes, and scrapbooks relating to Eva Emery Dye's career as an author and her interest in Oregon history topics, including pioneers, Lewis and Clark, John McLoughlin, Ranald MacDonald, and the Hudson's Bay Company. She also became interested in Hawaiian history through a family connection. The collection includes the family papers of Charles and Eva Emery Dye and their children, Emery Dye, Eva Dye Hutchinson, Everett W. Dye, and Trafton M. Dye, as well as the reminiscences of Eva's father, Cyrus Emery, and a genealogy of the Charles Dye and Eva Emery Dye family.

Series A includes incoming and outgoing correspondence (except family correspondence). The bulk of it relates to Eva Emery Dye's research for her books. In the 1890s, she created questionnaires and sent them to participants in Oregon country's early history and their descendants. This often elicited lengthy letters and reminiscences and some on-going correspondence. She also obtained handwritten or typescript transcriptions from various sources of early letters related to her research interests. The correspondence includes smaller quantities of letters from friends, acquaintances, those requesting information from her or her services as a speaker, and mail from readers of her books and articles. Most of the correspondence is incoming; copies of only a small part of her outgoing correspondence survives in the collection. Much of this correspondence is in typescript since she had use of a typewriter, first at her husband's law office and later at home, and some of her typing also was done by her husband's secretaries.

Also included in Series A is topical correspondence, reflecting Eva Emery Dye's many activities. These included the Willamette Valley Chautauqua at Gladstone Park, Oregon, which she founded and led for many years; her research on the Lewis and Clark Expedition, which led her to visit manuscript repositories around the country and put her into contact with scholars of the expedition and descendants of the famous explorers; the Sacajawea Statue Association, which she founded and served as president to promote the creation of a statue for the 1905 centennial world's fair at Portland; and woman's suffrage, which she championed. The collection includes her first voter registration certificate, dated July 1913, and her correspondence with state and national figures involved in the movement.

Series B and Series C contain biographical sketches of Eva Emery Dye, written by her and others; manuscripts for books, articles, and speeches, as well as research notes and copies of materials written by others that she used in her writing; a literary journal; and scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, including one containing her poems and essays published in newspapers under her early pen name, Jennie Juniper.

The Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye Family Papers in Series D contain extensive correspondence among the Dyes and their children. Beginning in 1920, when all the children were out on their own, Charles and Eva wrote group letters almost weekly, Eva carried on the practice after her husband's death even as her eyesight began to fail in old age. In addition, they wrote individual letters, most notably Charles to Everett and Eva Emery to Eva Dye Hutchinson. In addition to home and family news, the letters share news of Oregon City, the people that Charles and Eva met through their work, and commentary on politics, religion, social issues, and events of the wider world. The collection also includes Everett's correspondence with friends and relatives outside the immediate family.

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Use of the Collection

Alternative Forms Available

Most of the incoming correspondence related to Eva Emery Dye's research on Lewis and Clark (Series A, Subseries 2) is available on microfilm at the Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

Preservation photocopies have been made of some fragile materials. Researchers will be asked to use these copies instead of the originals whenever possible.

Restrictions on Use

The Oregon Historical Society is the owner of the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the Research Library before any publication use. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all of the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright owners.

Preferred Citation

Eva Emery Dye Papers, Mss1089, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

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Administrative Information

Arrangement

The collection is arranged into the following series:

Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1967 (pages 8-17)
Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 (pages 17-26)
Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research Materials, 1839-1931 (pages 26-29)
Series D: Charles and Eva Emery Dye Family Papers, 1857-1997 (pages 29-33)

Custodial History

Eva Emery Dye donated her professional correspondence, manuscripts, and research materials, along with photographs, books, serials, and posters, to the Oregon Historical Society during her lifetime. A descendant, Charles R. Hutchinson, donated family correspondence and a genealogy in 1997.

Acquisition Information

Gift of Eva Emery Dye (Accession nos. 246, 293, 377, and 8297). Gift of Charles R. Hutchinson, 1997 (Accession no. 23609).

Processing Note

The collection was assembled piecemeal over time as it was donated. At one time, the family papers were designated Mss1089-1. They are now Series D of Mss1089. Initial processing resulted in preparation of an inventory. The final processing and guide was completed in 2005

Separated Materials

The Eva Emery Dye Photographs Collection (Organized Lot 1017), plus a large collection of books, serials, and World War I posters were separated from the Eva Emery Dye Papers and are in various collections at the Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

Letters from Eva Emery Dye are contained in several other manuscript collections at the Oregon Historical Society Research Library and the University of Oregon Library Special Collections.

In 1939, Eva Emery Dye donated her handwritten manuscript for McLoughlin and Old Oregon to the University of Oregon Library, where it is located in the Manuscript Collections (F813 D986).

Bibliography

Browne, Sheri Bartlett. Eva Emery Dye: Romance with the West. Corvallis: Oregon State University Press, 2004.

Related Materials

A correspondents' list, with numbers, dates, and topics of letters, is available in hard copy at the Oregon Historical Society Research Library for most of the correspondence in Series A.

The Mary Carr Moore Collection (Collection 38) at the University of California Los Angeles Music Library contains materials related to her opera, Narcissa, which was based on Eva Emery Dye's book, McLoughlin and Old Oregon.

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Detailed Description of the Collection

Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942

This series includes Eva Emery Dye's correspondence except for that with her family. The series is organized into the following subseries: 1) Incoming Correspondence, 2) Incoming Correspondence, Topical), and 3) Outgoing Correspondence. Note that some outgoing correspondence is located in Subseries 2 of this series and in Series B. This arrangement follows Eva Emery Dye's original ordering of her papers.
- Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  
  The correspondence in this subseries primarily relates to Eva Emery Dye's historical research and publications, as well as requests for appearances. Some of these letters are typed or handwritten transcripts of letters in private ownership or in research institutions, as well as some transcriptions of the originals in this subseries that Dye made for her research projects. The subseries also includes a smaller quantity of letters from friends, fellow Oberlin College alumni, and acquaintances on other subjects. These include a small amount of correspondence by and about Opal Whiteley, the famous author of The Story of Opal: The Journal of an Understanding Heart. The letters are arranged alphabetically by last names of correspondents, and chronologically there under. Correspondents represented are listed alphabetically in the content notes for each folder.
  - Description: A (except Applegate)
    
    A.C. McClurg & Co., Bethenia Owens Adair, Arthur C. Alexander, Dudley Allen, Margaret Allen, and author unidentified (re.Joseph Bisonette).
    
    Dates: 1891-1937
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/1
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Applegate Family
    - Description: Jesse Applegate
      
      Dates: 1845-1846
      
      Container: Box/Folder 1/2
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942 / Applegate Family
    - Description: Lillian Gertrude Applegate
      
      Dates: 1904-1927
      
      Container: Box/Folder 1/3
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942 / Applegate Family
    - Description: Oliver Cromwell Applegate
      
      Dates: 1904-1933
      
      Container: Box/Folder 1/4
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942 / Applegate Family
  - Description: B (except Boone)
    
    C.B. Bagley, Howard M. Ballou (with enclosure from Mary E. Ordway), Olive Ballou, Amherst W. Barber, Florence M. Barber (with enclosure from Virginia Applegate), William Batchhelder, H.L. Bates, Kate Stevens Bates, Newton Beers, J.J. Beeson, Sarah J. Beloy, G.H. Benjamin, Stella H. Bennett, John S. Bishop, Frances W. Blakeley, Luella Miner Bosworth, Angie Burt Bowden, J.Q.A. Bowlby, C.J. Brosnan, J.V. Brown (to A.C. McClug & Co.), G. Browne, Joseph Buchtel, L.C. Burdett, Jasper Sutton Burns, and Henry Buxton.
    
    Dates: 1891-1937
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/5
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Boone Family
    - Description: Alphonse D. Boone
      
      Dates: 1904-1905
      
      Container: Box/Folder 1/6
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942 / Boone Family
    - Description: George Luther Boone
      
      Dates: 1904-1906
      
      Container: Box/Folder 1/7
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942 / Boone Family
  - Description: C
    
    Edward H. Cahalin, Henry Carr, Elbert B. Charman, C. Cartlidge, H. B. Chiniquy, George Spencer Clapham, Samuel Asahel Clarke, D.B. Colcord, W.H. Colcord, Thomas Condon, A.S. Cone, James M. Cornelison, A.L. Craig, Paul D. Cranagh, Lulu D. Crandall, Samuel L. Crawford, E.M. Croisan, George L. Curry, and Norwood L. Curry.
    
    Dates: 1894-1938
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/8
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: D
    
    Henry A.M. DeChesne, John T. Dizney, Kittie Spargur Douglas, Carl G. Drury, Saidie Orr Dunbar, William Duncan, and Florence L. Dye.
    
    Dates: 1893-1935
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/9
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: E
    
    Edwin Eells, Myron Eells, Carolyn E. Eldred, Thomas Lamb Eliot, William G. Eliot, Jr., Thompson Coit Elliott, Annie C. Ellison, George Estes, and Elwood Evans.
    
    Dates: 1878-1935
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/10
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: F
    
    William D. Fenton, J.B. Finley, Leslie E. Fislar, John Flett, William G. Flett, and William G. Frost and Eleanor M. Frost.
    
    Dates: 1892-1942
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/11
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: G
    
    Frances H. Galloway, Tirzah Trask Garnier, Joseph Gaston, Robert M. Gatke, John A. Gilkey, J.K. Gill, Mark W. Gill, W.S. Gilliam, R.E. Gosnell, John E. Gratice, Daniel Gray, Helen S. Gray, William P. Gray, and Lucy S. Greene.
    
    Dates: 1893-1927
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/12
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: H (except Himes and Huggins)
    
    Granville O. Haller, H.M. Haller, Lillie Harding, H.K. Harris, M. Douglas Harris, E.T. Hatch, George E. Hatch, Nanne Henry Heaton, Grace Raymond Hebard, J.S. Helmcken, Harvey Kimball Hines, Ernest Hofer, Rufus Holman, John B. Horner, John T. Hotchkiss, Mary E. Houck, Laura E. Howey, and Mary Huerth.
    
    Dates: 1893-1933
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/13
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: George Himes (Oregon Historical Society)
    
    Dates: 1899-1927
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/14
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: Anne E.K. Huggins
    
    Dates: 1904-1905
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/15
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: Edward Huggins
    
    Preservation photocopies are Folder 17.
    
    Dates: 1899-1905
    
    Container: Box/Folder 1/16-17
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: J-K
    
    Harriet P. Jackson (Mrs. J.W. Jackson), N.A. Jacobs, J.P. Jaeger, C.J. Jones, Mrs. C.J. Jones, Hiram Knowles, and C.K. Klum.
    
    Dates: 1892-1921
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/1
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: L
    
    Mrs. John Lauterman, Leading Women of America, League of Nations Association, William H. Lee, O.C. Leiter, Sophronia V. Lewelling, Blanche E. Little, Maria M. Locey, Fred Lockley, John Y. Loden, J.L. Long, Elizabeth L. Lord, S.A. Lowell, H.S. Lyman, and W.D. Lyman.
    
    Dates: 1898-1938
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/2
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: M (except Minto, Mac, and Mc)
    
    Joseph Macqueen, Harriet E. Markey, Lorena H. Marshall, William Marshall, Helen E. Martin, Cornelia Marvin, F.X. Matthieu, William Walter Matthews, Vera J. Maxwell (biography of Margaretta Painter), Edmond S. Meany, Ezra Meeker, H.E. Meseme, Mary B. Milius, Della Crowder Miller, Lincoln Miller, Lischen M. Miller, Robert A. Miller, Ada B. Millican, John Hipple Mitchell, Anne Shannon Monroe, Ensley Moore, Lee Moorhouse, Gertrude E. Morley, Sarah E. Morres, and William A. Mowry.
    
    Dates: 1893-1939
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/3
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: Ben MacDonald
    
    Dates: 1904; 1906
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/4
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: Ranald Macdonald
    
    Dates: 1892
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/5
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: Mc (except McKay, McKinley, and McLoughlin)
    
    George W. McBride, Donald F. McCarthy, Angus McDonald, Donald McDonald, Duncan McDonald, J.H. McMillen, W.H. McMonies, and Charles L. McNary.
    
    Dates: 1875-1936
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/6
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: McKay family (Leilah, Thomas C., and William Cameron)
    
    Dates: 1891-1902
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/7
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: Sarah I. McKinlay
    
    Dates: 1891-1892
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/8
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: David McLoughlin
    
    Son of Dr. John McDonald of Fort Vancouver (Hudson's Bay Co.) and Oregon City, Oregon
    
    Dates: 1890-1891
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/9
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: John Minto
    
    Dates: 1898-1914
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/10
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: N-O-P
    
    B.F. Nichols, A.B. Nye, Robert Ornduff, Jr., Francis B. Owen, Inez Adams Parker, Laura A. Patterson, E.S. Paxson, Guy Fitch Phelps, William Phillips, Portland Chamber of Commerce, T.W. Potter, L.H. Poujade, Alfred Powers, Catherine Sager Pringle, and Thomas W. Prosch.
    
    Dates: 1900-1933
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/11
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: R
    
    Glenn W. Ranck, J.W. Redington, Willard H. Rees, Frank Branch Riley, G. Collier Robbins, J.R. Robertson, and Donald Ross.
    
    Dates: 1892-1934
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/12
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: S
    
    Joseph Schafer, E.O.D. Scholefield, M. Fidelia Schuknecht, Laura Tolman Scott, Leslie Scott, Lulu Drury Scott, Roxa S. Shackelford, W.R. Shannon, J.W. Shaw, Margaret V. Sherlock, Samuel L. Simpson, Bartlett Sinclair, Frederick W. Skiff, Alexander H. Smith, E.D. Smith, Grace Smith, Mary Smith, Silas B. Smith, Harvey G. Starkweather, Helen E. Starrett, Hazard Stevens, Gail Stubblefield, Arthur J. Sullens, and Olive A. Swallow.
    
    Dates: 1890-1934
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/13
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: T-U-V
    
    Erma A. Taylor, Joseph N. Teal, Frank Carleton Teck, J.I. Teesdale, Mary E. Thomas, J.W. Thompson, Jeannie W. Tolmie, R. Toller, Mary Townsend, Albert Tozier, Lizzie M. Underwood, Platon Vallejo, and Frances Fuller Victor.
    
    Dates: 1892-1933
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/14
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: W-X-Y (except Opal Whiteley)
    
    Harr Wagner, Cyrus H. Walker, Samuel Thompson Walker, Elizabeth Warren, Ahio J. Watt, Levina Lyon Watt, Whitaker & Ray Company, Marian A. White, Albert Whitlock, H. Whittmore, James Wickersham, Christina Williams, J.R. Wilson, Frank H. Woody, L.J. Wright, Edwin F. Wyer, Morrill Wyman, Sarah J. Wyman, Margaret Wygant, Elizabeth Crawford Yates, and Ida Yergen.
    
    Dates: 1891-1935
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/15
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
  - Description: Opal Whiteley
    
    Includes postcard from Opal Whiteley to C.H. Dye about return of a newspaper cut used for publicity, 1917, and letters about Opal's activities in Boston, (including preparation of her diary for publication by Ellery Sedgewick of the Atlantic Monthly) from Jessie L. Emery to her cousin, Eva Emery Dye, 1920.
    
    Dates: 1917; 1920
    
    Container: Box/Folder 2/16
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942
- Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933
  
  Correspondence covers the following topics: Chautauqua (Willamette Valley Chautauqua at Gladstone, Oregon), Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), Sacajawea Statue Association, and Woman's Suffrage. Within topics, the letters are arranged alphabetically by last names of correspondents, and chronologically thereunder. The Lewis and Clark correspondence includes handwritten and typescript transcripts of late 18th century and early 19th century letters from original letters and published sources. The Chautauqua, Sacajawea Statue Association, and Woman's Suffrage topics include some outgoing correspondence, but the bulk of the subseries consists of incoming correspondence. Correspondents represented are listed in the folder content notes.
  - Chautauqua--Willamette Valley Chautauqua, Gladstone Park, 1894-1930
    - Description: Incoming Correspondence, A-K
      
      Lucia F. Additon, C.F. Blake, Mrs. A. Bonham, Henrietta Brown, Mary A. Case, Edwin L. Chalcraft, Frances R. Cooper (Mrs. H.G. Cooper), H.M. Crooks, H.E. Cross, Thomas Lamb Eliot, William G. Eliot, Jr., Sarah A. Evans, W.W. Ferrin, William L. Finley, R.E. Gosnell, Willis C. Hawley, George H. Himes, John B. Horner, Wilhelmine Joehnke, Mina Kelly, and A. Ben Kori.
      
      Dates: 1902-1922
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/1
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Chautauqua--Willamette Valley Chautauqua, Gladstone Park, 1894-1930
    - Description: Incoming correspondence, M-W
      
      Constance MacCorkle, W.W. Matthews, R.L. McCormick, J. McCracken, Harriette A. Saxton, Joseph Schafer, Merritt Starr, Thomas N. Strong, Wallace R. Struble, L.H. Vincent, Clara H. Waldo, Edyth Weatheread, Marian A. White, and Ella M. Wildberger.
      
      Dates: 1906-1930
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/2
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Chautauqua--Willamette Valley Chautauqua, Gladstone Park, 1894-1930
    - Description: Outgoing correspondence and ephemera
      
      Most of the correspondence is on Willamette Valley Chautauqua letterhead. Also included are brochures, stock certificate, tickets, and articles by Dye about Willis C. Hawley, titled "A Chautauqua Congressman," and "Answers to Yesterday's Questions." Correspondents include: Mrs. ? Dunbar, Mrs. ? Franklin, Mr. ? Horner, Mr. Levison [Newman J. Levinson], Oregon Water Power Railroad, and Mrs. ? White.
      
      Dates: 1894-1924
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/3
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Chautauqua--Willamette Valley Chautauqua, Gladstone Park, 1894-1930
  - Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: A (except Anderson)
      
      Charles Aldrich, Henry Altman, and Laura Armstead.
      
      Dates: 1903; 1910; 1931
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/4
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: Anderson (C. Harper, Sally T. and Sarah)
      
      Dates: 1901-1904
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/5
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: B-C (except Clark)
      
      Lucy Ball, J. Neilson Barry, George M. Block, P.B. Boninger, Mrs. George Brierley, John F. Caples, [Jean Gabriel?] Cerré (fragment of letter to "Mme. Lambert"), John T. Charbonneau, C.C. Chewning, Pierre Choteau, Henry W. Coe, and Katherine M. Crowell.
      
      Dates: 1900-1933
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/6
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: Mrs. J. K. Clark and Mary L. Clark
      
      Dates: 1901-1903
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/7
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: Pete H. Clark
      
      Dates: 1900
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/8
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: Captain William Clark
      
      Typescript and hand written transcripts only of original letters to his brother, to John Marks, to the Pottawattamie Nation, and to Charbonneau.
      
      Dates: 1806-1815
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/9
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: William H. Clark
      
      Dates: 1901-1909
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/10
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: D-F
      
      Charles W. Dabney, Zadok T. Daniel, Mrs. M.M. Dean, J.T. Dizney, Joe Dobbins, Gertrude Drouillard, George Drouillard (translation of May 23, 1809 letter to his sister, Marie Louise), R.T.W. Duke, Jr., R.T. Durrett, Antoinette Edmundson, I.J. Farrar, William D. Fenton, J.T. Fields, Susan Lewis Frederick, and Eugene H. Frye.
      
      Dates: 1809; 1900-1907
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/11
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: G-H
      
      F.F. Gerard, W.J. Ghent, Rose Giles, W.M. Harner, W.M. Horner, Ellen Farrar Hauser (Mrs. Samuel Thomas Hauser), Albert Hawkins, Grace Raymond Hebard, William L. Hill, W.M. Horner, James K. Hosmer, Laura Howey, and Samuel G. Humphries.
      
      Dates: 1889; 1901-1933
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/12
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: J-K
      
      J.G. Jacob, Thomas Jefferson (handwritten transcript of letter to George Rogers Clark, 1783, with comments of Frederick Jackson Turner copied from the American Historical Review, July 1898, and typescript copy of letter to John Jacob Astor, 1813), J. Stoddard Johnston, J. Wyatt Jones, James Kennerly (typescript copy of letter to George [Kennerly?], 1836), Florence M. Kennerly, W.C. Kennerly, Martha Ordway Kibler (writing for Mary E. Ordway), and Peter Koch.
      
      Dates: 1783-1836; 1898; 1901-1906
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/13
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: L-N (except Meriwether Lewis and Reuben Lewis)
      
      Eliza Lewis, Henry J. Lewis, E.H. Libby, C.A. Lounsberry, Thomas Marshall, Kate C. McBeth, A.M. McClain, Mary Floyd McMullen, W.C. Meyer, Lischen M. Miller, Anne Shannon Monroe, E.P. Monroe, Lee Moorhouse, H.B. Nicholas, and S.H. Nowlin.
      
      Dates: 1900-1914
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/14
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: Meriwether Lewis and Reuben Lewis
      
      Handwritten transcripts of Meriwether Lewis's letters to his mother, 1792-1808, and to Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, 1805-1809. Typescript transcript of Reuben Lewis's letters to his sister and brother-in-law, Mary and John Marks, 1807-1812. Handwritten transcript of William Lewis's letter to his wife, Lucy, 1776.
      
      Dates: 1776-1812
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/15
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: O-R
      
      Daniel Ordway (handwritten transcript of letter to uncle, 1825), John Ordway (handwritten and typescript transcripts of letters, 1803-1809), Mary E. Ordway, James I. Patten, Mary Radford, S.K. Radford, R. Fromen Reasoner, J. Roberts (typescript transcript of letter to O.D. Wheeler), Doane Robinson, Kinsey Robinson and Betsy Robinson (handwritten transcripts of letters, 1817, 1824),
      
      Dates: 1803-1825; 1901-1923
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/16
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: S
      
      Samuel P. Sadtler, Calista W. Scott, Laura Tolman Scott, W.R. Shannon, Margaret Sherlock, S.V. Southard, L.B. Sperry, and Thomas N. Strong (includes manuscript map on verso of one letter of the movements of Lewis and Clark at the mouth of the Columbia River and his letter to Reuben Thwaites).
      
      Dates: 1890-1916
      
      Container: Box/Folder 3/17
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: T (except Mary Kennerly Taylor and Reuben G. Thwaites)
      
      Hammond Tarr, Mary M. Trevitt (Mrs. Victor Trevitt), Frederick Jackson Turner, and L.G. Tyler.
      
      Dates: 1901-1902
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/1
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: Mary Kennerly Taylor
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/2
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: Reuben Gold Thwaites
      
      Dates: 1900-1904
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/3
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
    - Description: W-Y
      
      Edyth Weatheread, W.M.L. Weidman, Olin D. Wheeler, Minerva Clark Wheelon, Frank White, Florence Wilkes (Mrs. John S. Wilkes), Louis Willard, Walter Woodward, and F.G. Young.
      
      Dates: 1900-1916
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/4
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933
  - Sacajawea Statue Association, 1903-1905
    - Description: Incoming correspondence
      
      Henry Altman, Nat M. Brigham, Mrs. V.M. Coe, Alice Cooper, Bessie Evans Pettinger, T.T. Geer, G.A. Perley, Tom Richardson, William M. Risley, Reuben G. Thwaites, and Olin D. Wheeler.
      
      Dates: 1903-1905
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/5
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Sacajawea Statue Association, 1903-1905
    - Description: Outgoing correspondence--Eva Emery Dye, president
      
      Dates: 1903-1904
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/6
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Sacajawea Statue Association, 1903-1905
    - Description: Outgoing correspondence--Sarah A. Evans, secretary
      
      Dates: 1903-1905
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/7-8
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Sacajawea Statue Association, 1903-1905
  - Woman's suffrage movement, 1904-1913
    - Description: Incoming correspondence, A-D
      
      Lucy E. Armstrong, Ida Porter Boyer, Carrie Chapman Catt, Laura Clay, Mrs. Henry Waldo Coe (includes copy of Eva Emery Dye's reply on original letter), Clara B. Colby (and Lida M. O'Bryon, Abigail Scott Duniway (includes copies of exchange with Anna H. Shaw and Kate M. Gordon, February-June 1907), and Caroline Dunlap.
      
      Dates: 1904-1909
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/9
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Woman's suffrage movement, 1904-1913
    - Description: Incoming correspondence, G-W (and circular letters)
      
      Kate M. Gordon, Frances E. Gotshall, Laura Gregg, Albert Hawkins, Jeffrey Myers, Lester Phutt (to Charles H. Dye), Anna H. Shaw, Harriet Taylor Upton, Stephen S. Wise, and circular letters: An Open Letter to voters of all political parties in the State of Oregon; letter and "A Protest," Oregon State Association Opposed to the Extension of the Suffrage to Women.
      
      Dates: 1905-1909
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/10
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Woman's suffrage movement, 1904-1913
    - Description: Outgoing correspondence
      
      John F. Carroll, Governor George E. Chamberlain, Mrs. Henry Waldo Coe, Ella ? (friend from Iowa), Professor Hawley [Willis C. Hawley], [Samuel] Jackson, Sara ? (friend from Seattle, Washington), and Harvey W. Scott.
      
      Dates: 1906-1913
      
      Container: Box/Folder 4/11
      
      Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933 / Woman's suffrage movement, 1904-1913
- Sub-series 3: Outgoing Correspondence, 1892-1937
  
  Outgoing correspondence is arranged chronologically. Correspondents represented are included in folder content notes. Note that some of Eva Emery Dye's letters to newspaper editors may be found in Series B.
  - Description: Outgoing correspondence
    
    C. Harper Anderson, Mr. ? Brown, Mrs. ? Clark, [Gertrude] Drouillard, ? Eggert, Susan Lewis Frederick, F.F. Gerard, J. Stoddard Johnston, R.N. Lewis, Professor ? Marshall, [Kate C.] McBeth, George W. McBride, Miss [Mary Floyd] McMullin, Maria Louisa Rae Myrick, Oregon Historical Society, [Joseph] Schafer, Reuben Gold Thwaites, Platon Vallejo, and Whittaker & Ray Company.
    
    Dates: 1892-1902
    
    Container: Box/Folder 4/12
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 3: Outgoing Correspondence, 1892-1937
  - Description: Outgoing correspondence
    
    Mr. ? Brown, J.T. Fields, [J.K.] Gill, H.W. Goode, William Elliot Griffis, Grace Raymond Hebard, Mrs. H.P. Isaacs (including Dye's personal mailing envelope with the Lewis and Clark Exposition logo), James K. Hosmer, [Hiram] Knowles, J.E. Knox, William H. Lee, Lena ? [friend from Nebraska], Carll [sic] A. Lewis, [Ben ?] MacDonald, [Edgar S.] Paxson, William Salter, and [Reuben Gold] Thwaites.
    
    Dates: 1903-1906
    
    Container: Box/Folder 4/13
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 3: Outgoing Correspondence, 1892-1937
  - Description: Outgoing correspondence
    
    Professor ? Alexander, Edward Dekum, Professor ? Eary, Hattie ?, [Grace Raymond] Hebard, [George] Himes, Henry M. Lyman, Miss ? Marvin, W.H. McMonies, [Mary ?] Ordway, [Guy Fitch] Phelps, Mary E. Townsend, and Mrs. ? Turner.
    
    Dates: 1910-1921
    
    Container: Box/Folder 4/14
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 3: Outgoing Correspondence, 1892-1937
  - Description: Outgoing correspondence
    
    [Oliver C.] Applegate, Bert Brown Barker, [J. Neilson] Barry, Mr. ? Curry, {W.J.] Ghent, John A. Gilkey, [Albert] Hawkins, Grace [Raymond Hebard], William L. Hill, Mr. ? Hotchkiss, Harold Ickes (requesting support for restoring the John McLoughlin House at Oregon City), Mr. and Mrs. John Lauterman, [Edmond S.] Meany, Mr. ? Parrish, Janet P. Shaw, F.W. Skiff, Mrs. ? Thiessen, Samuel Walker, Albert Richard Wetjen,
    
    Dates: 1924-1937; undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 4/15
    
    Location: Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942 / Sub-series 3: Outgoing Correspondence, 1892-1937
Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940

The series is organized into the following subseries: 1) Eva Emery Dye, Author, 2) Articles and Other Short Pieces, 3) Books, 4) Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, and 5) Speeches. Notable among the short pieces is a play, which Phil Rogaway adapted from Eva Emery Dye's book, The Conquest. It was produced at the Belasco Theatre in Portland during the Lewis and Clark Centennial celebration in 1905 and at other theaters around the country. Also included in the short pieces is a song celebrating the state flower, The Oregon Grape, for which she wrote the lyrics.
- Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934
  
  Materials relate to her work and life as an author, including biographical sketches, book reviews, a book contract, ephemera, and publicity. Similar materials are located in scrapbooks (Subseries 4).
  - Description: Biographical sketches
    
    Dates: [1900]; 1931; undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/1
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934
  - Description: Book reviews
    
    Dates: 1901-1934
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/2
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934
  - Description: Contract with A.C. McClurg & Company
    
    Dates: 1906 April 10
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/3
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934
  - Description: Ephemera advertising Eva Emery Dye's books
    
    Dates: 1902-1903; [1906]; 1934
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/4
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934
  - Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/5
    - Description: Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition complimentary season pass
      
      Dates: 1905
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934 / Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
    - Description: McLoughlin Memorial Association Life Membership Certificate
      
      Dates: circa 1910
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934 / Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
    - Description: "Oregon Writer at Honolulu," proof sheets of article, Oregon City Courier
      
      Dates: 1910; November 11
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934 / Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
    - Description: The MacDonald hotel (Honolulu, Hawaii) business card
      
      Dates: [1910]
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934 / Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
    - Description: Twentieth Century Successful Americans selection notice
      
      Dates: 1915
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934 / Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
    - Description: National Cyclopedia of American Biography entry
      
      Dates: 1924
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934 / Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
    - Description: Tribute letter from Oregon governor, J.L. Patterson
      
      Dates: 1929 March 20
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934 / Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
    - Description: Eva Emery Dye Week (First Congregational Church, Oregon City), banquet program
      
      Dates: 1932 May 6
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934 / Honors and publicity, 1905-1932
- Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  
  In addition to articles, the subseries includes a book review, letters to editors, Oregon town profiles and glossary of place names, a pageant, a play, poems, a song, and a story. Dated articles are arranged chronologically, and publication details are given if known. Undated articles are arranged alphabetically by title. Other pieces are arranged alphabetically by type.
  - Articles--dated, 1894-1936
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/6
    - Description: "An Oregonian at the Woman's Congress" (Dye spoke at the first Pacific Coast Woman's Congress)
      
      Dates: 1894
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--dated, 1894-1936
    - Description: "Yesterday at Oberlin" (published in Oberlin's alumni magazine)
      
      Dates: 1909
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--dated, 1894-1936
    - Description: "The Island of Tranquil Delights" (trip to Hawaii)
      
      Dates: 1910
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--dated, 1894-1936
    - Description: "Historic Oregon City" (published in the Oregonian)
      
      Dates: 1924 May
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--dated, 1894-1936
    - Description: Untitled (Gladstone Park and Chautauqua)
      
      Dates: 1926
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--dated, 1894-1936
    - Description: "Boyhood of Edwin Markham"
      
      Dates: 1936 June 30
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--dated, 1894-1936
    - Description: "A Tale of Three Cities, Boston, Oregon City, Honolulu," circa 1930
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--dated, 1894-1936
    - Description: Untitled (Oregon City history)
      
      Dates: circa 1930
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--dated, 1894-1936
  - Articles--undated--titles A-M undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/7
    - Description: "Anecdotes of Iowa's War Governor"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--titles A-M undated
    - Description: "The Columbia Highway"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--titles A-M undated
    - Description: "Influence of the American Revolution on Oregon"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--titles A-M undated
    - Description: "The Lineage of the Pioneers"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--titles A-M undated
    - Description: "David Malo"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--titles A-M undated
    - Description: "David McLoughlin: An Oregon Rip Van Winkle Awakens from a Sleep of Years"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--titles A-M undated
  - Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/8
    - Description: "An Oregon Rip Van Winkle" (a different version of "David McLoughlin"--see 5/7)
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "Old Oregon and Hawaii"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "Oregon Today"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "Portland in the Days of '45"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "The Proclamation That Inspired Heroes in Oregon"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "The Race of the Oregon"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "The Rainbow Trout"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "Sacajawea"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "Sam Hill"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "Thoughts" on "Friendship"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: "Who Are You?"
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: Untitled [importance of local history]
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
    - Description: Untitled [Oregon history]
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated
  - Article--"On the Trail of Daniel Boone"
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/9
    - Description: Sent to the Oregonian, March 25, ?
      
      Container: Box 5
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Article--"On the Trail of Daniel Boone"
  - Articles--published versions, circa 1890-1930
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/10
    - Description: "Longfellow," The Dakota Educator
      
      Dates: circa 1890
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--published versions, circa 1890-1930
    - Description: "A Hero of Old Astoria," The School and Home
      
      Dates: 1911 October
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--published versions, circa 1890-1930
    - Description: "The Men Who Led," Pacific Christian Advocate
      
      Dates: 1922 July 26
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--published versions, circa 1890-1930
    - Description: "Captain Dominus and Washington Place," The Friend
      
      Dates: 1930 January
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940 / Articles--published versions, circa 1890-1930
  - Description: Book review--The Original Journals of Lewis and Clark
    
    Edited by Reuben Gold Thwaites. Published by Dodd, Mead & Co., New York
    
    Dates: 1904
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/11
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  - Description: Letters to editors
    
    Topics include the McLoughlin House at Oregon City, descendants of Lewis and Clark, publication of the journals of Lewis and Clark, school textbook for Oregon history, George Gay House, and Oregon City's historic apple tree.
    
    Dates: 1901-1939
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/12
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  - Description: Oregon town profiles and glossary of place names
    
    Dates: circa 1930
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/13
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  - Description: Pageant--[Beginnings of Oregon City], proposed
    
    Dates: circa 1906
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/14
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  - Description: Play--The Conquest--manuscript
    
    Based on Eva Emery Dye's book of the same title, the play was written by Phil F. Rogoway and represented by the Kaphan Theatrical Syndicate of New York. It was produced by David Belasco in his new Belasco Theatre at Portland, Oregon, as part of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Centennial celebration.
    
    Dates: 1905
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/15
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  - Description: Play--The Conquest--correspondence and ephemera
    
    Includes program from Belasco Theatre production and letter from Phil Rogaway.
    
    Dates: 1905-1906
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/16
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  - Description: Poetry
    
    Included is "The Fall of Anahuac" (typescript). Original handwritten version is in Eva Emery Dye's Journal (Box 10, Folder 1), pages 93-97, written for the Ladies' Literary Society at Oberlin, July 18, 1877.
    
    Dates: undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/17
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  - Description: Songs
    
    Eva Emery Dye's lyrics of The Oregon Grape (1910) honored Oregon's state flower. Sheet music (in Oversize A--11x14), with music by F. Dominic, was published by Mt. Angel Magazine, The Benedictine Press, Mt. Angel, Oregon and was dedicated to "the school children of Oregon." A version published in Oregon Teachers Monthly has music by A.M. Sanders. Other selections included.
    
    Dates: 1910; undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/18
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
  - Description: Story--"The House of the Mandarin: A Portland Story"
    
    Dates: undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 5/19
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940
- Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940
  
  The typescript manuscripts and related materials in this subseries are organized in the order that the manuscripts were first published, since specific dates of writing and revisions are not necessarily known. In some cases the manuscripts in this collection are for later revised editions, not the first editions. The manuscripts often include duplicate versions of chapters and show evidence of much editing and rearrangement. Correspondence related to McDonald of Old Oregon is included here rather than in the correspondence series. Also included in this subseries is the manuscript for an unpublished book on Hawaii, variously titled "A Royal Romance," "When Hawaii Was a Kingdom," "The King's Eagles," "The Flag in Hawaii," and possibly "The Puritan in the Pacific." In addition to books, the subseries includes information on adaptation of McLoughlin and Old Oregon into the opera, Narcissa, by Sarah Pratt Carr and Mary Carr Moore, which premiered at Seattle, Washington, in 1925. Note that the University of Oregon Library Special Collections has the original handwritten manuscript for McLoughlin and Old Oregon.
  - Stories of Oregon (used as school textbook)
    - Description: Full text for revised edition
      
      Dates: 1906
      
      Container: Box/Folder 5/20
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / Stories of Oregon (used as school textbook)
    - Description: Contents, preface, and some chapters
      
      Dates: 1906
      
      Container: Box/Folder 5/21
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / Stories of Oregon (used as school textbook)
    - Description: Correspondence with Binfords & Mort re. new edition
      
      Dates: 1937
      
      Container: Box/Folder 5/22
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / Stories of Oregon (used as school textbook)
  - McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)
    - Description: Title page, contents
      
      Dates: [1900]
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/1
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)
    - Description: Chapters 1-9
      
      Dates: [1900]
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/2
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)
    - Description: Chapters 10-20
      
      Dates: [1900]
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/3
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)
    - Description: Chapters 21-29
      
      Dates: [1900]
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/4
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)
    - Description: Chapters 30-31
      
      Dates: [1900]
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/5
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)
    - Description: Manuscript fragments--working title, "The King of the Columbia"
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/6
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)
    - Description: Opera, Narcissa--history and synopsis
      
      Adapted from McLoughlin and Old Oregon, libretto by Sarah Pratt Carr, music by Mary Carr Moore.
      
      Dates: [1925]
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/7
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)
  - The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
    - Description: Title page, sources, contents
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/8
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
    - Description: Book 1
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/9-11
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
    - Description: Book 2
      
      Container: Box/Folder 6/12-14
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
    - Description: Book 3
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/1-2
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
    - Description: Chapter, "A Bride in St. Louis"
      
      Chapter is not listed in contents page of manuscript but is in the published work.
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/3
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
    - Description: Index--fragmentary handwritten index in notebook
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/4
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
    - Description: Errata for fourth edition
      
      Dates: 1909
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/5
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
    - Description: As elocution program by Maud Battelle Hammell of Idaho
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/6
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902
  - Description: Article, "The Conquest by Eva Emory [sic] Dye, of Oregon Finds Its Exponent on the Platform," clipping from The Greater West
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940
  - McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Title page, introduction, dedication, and contents
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/7
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Part 1, Book 1
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/8
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Part 1, Book 2
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/9
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Part 1, Book 3
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/10
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Part 1, Book 4
      
      Container: Box/Folder 7/11
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Part 2, Book 1
      
      Container: Box/Folder 8/1
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Part 2, Book 2
      
      Container: Box/Folder 8/2-4
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Conclusion
      
      Container: Box/Folder 8/5
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Manuscript fragments
      
      Container: Box/Folder 8/6
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: Illustrations by W.D. Enright--page proofs
      
      Container: Box/Folder 8/7
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
    - Description: "Historical Sketch of Oregon City" in Portland, Oregon: Its History and Builders (Joseph Gaston)
      
      Author's title: "Oregon City: County Seat of Clackamas and First Capital of Oregon"
      
      Dates: 1911
      
      Container: Box/Folder 8/8
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906
  - The Soul of America: An Oregon Iliad, 1934
    - Description: Manuscript
      
      Container: Box/Folder 8/9-11, Box/Folder 9/1
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Soul of America: An Oregon Iliad, 1934
    - Description: Page proofs
      
      Container: Box/Folder 9/2-5
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / The Soul of America: An Oregon Iliad, 1934
  - A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923
    - Description: Title page, contents, characters, testimonial, and pages 1-76
      
      The testimonial is a letter from Sanford B. Dole, former president of Hawaii, dated June 24, 1923.
      
      Container: Box/Folder 9/6
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923
    - Description: Pages 77-130 (131-167 missing)
      
      Container: Box/Folder 9/7
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923
    - Description: Pages 168-439
      
      Container: Box/Folder 9/8-11
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923
    - Description: Title page and dedication only, with alternate title, "The Flag in Hawaii"
      
      Dedicated to her cousin Charlotte, "Who Came to Lahainaluna When Hawaii Was A Kingdom."
      
      Container: Box/Folder 9/12
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923
    - Description: Correspondence and related materials (incoming and outgoing)
      
      Frank A. Allen, George E. Allen, R.W. Andrews, James L. Barton, D.B. Colcord, Joseph W. Colcord (obituary clipping), Abbie Hatch Farrar, E.J. Hatch, J. Hunsacker, R.C. Lydecker (Archives of Hawaii), J.D. Parit (handwritten transcription of extract from journal, 1840-1841), and Mrs. ? Taylor.
      
      Dates: 1840-1841; 1908-1913
      
      Container: Box/Folder 9/13
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923
    - Description: Correspondence and related materials (incoming and outgoing)
      
      Eleanor Baldwin, J.S. Bishop, Sanford Ballard Dole, William M. Emery, Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Arthur A. Greene, Henry P. Judd, Oregon Historical Society (with E.T. Hatch letter, Dec. 25, 1874), and W.S. Westerveld (with list of Hawaiian names and translations).
      
      Dates: 1874; 1916-1940
      
      Container: Box/Folder 9/14
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923
    - Description: Unidentified manuscript fragments
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 9/15
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940 / A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923
- Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940
  
  The literary journal contains Eva Emery Dye's earliest published writings, many under the nom de plume, Jennie Juniper. Scrapbooks document her life from childhood through her mature years as a celebrated author.
  - Description: Literary journal
    
    Manuscripts of original songs and poems and translations from the Classics, much of it produced while Eva Emery Dye was a student at Oberlin College. A few later additions to the journal include poems and "Lines for Gifford's Pictures" [Art Work of Portland, Mt. Hood and the Columbia River, 1912]. Items inserted between pages include a lock of brunette hair and a translation from Horace, probably from Oberlin days; clippings about Reed College and about birth injuries with a notation ("Maybe this explains Emery [her son's mental illness]. He was practically dead when born but was revived.") and a poem, all from the 1910s.
    
    Dates: 1872-1882; 1912-1918
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/1
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940
  - Description: Scrapbook
    
    Newspaper clippings of the early published essays, poems and stories by Eva Emery Dye, writing under the nom de plume, Jennie Juniper and under her own maiden name, Eva L. Emery. Some of the stories are lengthy and serialized in several issues. The scrapbook also includes a few clippings that detail Eva's teaching career, particularly at Delhi School, 1874, and an announcement of her 1875 enrollment at Oberlin. The clippings and a few pieces of ephemera are pasted onto the pages of an 1867 volume of the Journal of the Senate. The cover is missing. Loose clippings and ephemera have been moved to a separate folder (15/2)
    
    Dates: 1857; 1873-1879
    
    Container: Box/Folder 15/1
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940
  - Description: Scrapbook--loose clippings and ephemera
    
    Includes coverage of the activities of Charles Dye, teaching and law school, and Eva Emery Dye, teaching and community activities, most notably the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
    
    Dates: 1890
    
    Container: Box/Folder 15/2
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940
  - Description: Scrapbook
    
    Press clippings advertising, announcing and reviewing Eva Emery Dye's first two published books, Stories of Oregon and McLoughlin and Old Oregon. They were obtained from publications across the country through a newspaper clipping service. Also included are three brochures from her publisher, A.C. McClurg & Co., one pairing her McLoughlin book with The Bridge of the Gods by Frederick H. Balch.
    
    Dates: 1900-1901
    
    Container: Box/Folder 16/1
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940
  - Scrapbook, 1900-1939
    
    Container: Box/Folder 16/2
    - Description: Clippings
      
      News coverage of Eva Emery Dye's activities, books, honors, poems, and biographical profiles of her, as well as coverage of Charles H. Dye's death in 1929, and some other items of historical interest. Included is coverage of her authorship of the lyrics to The Oregon Grape, a song celebrating the state flower, 1910.
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939
    - Ephemera
      - Description: Brochure and leaflet for The Conquest
        
        Dates: 1903
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Sacajawea Statue Association letterhead with date
        
        Dates: 1905 April 24
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: J.K. Gill leaflets for McLoughlin and Old Oregon, McDonald of Oregon, and The Conquest
        
        Dates: circa 1906
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Charles H. Dye's campaign card as Republican for Oregon House of Representatives
        
        Dates: 1906
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: The Oregon Grape song from Oregon Teachers Monthly
        
        Dates: circa 1910
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Willamette Valley Chautauqua program
        
        Dates: 1912
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Willamette Valley Chautauqua letterhead with copy of part of a letter from Eva Emery Dye to Helen Starrett
        
        Dates: 1919 May 22
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Address to the Oregon Pioneer Association 56th annual reunion
        
        Dates: 1928 June 28
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Oberlin College Class of 1882 Fiftieth Anniversary program, 1932, featuring the class song Eva Emery wrote as a junior in 1881, and her valedictory in poem form, "The Battle-Song of '82"
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: J.K. Gill Book Company flyer for The Soul of America
        
        Dates: 1934
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Leaflet and brochure from The Press of the Pioneers for The Soul of America
        
        Dates: 1934
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Author's greeting card featuring her photograph and list of her books
        
        Dates: circa 1935
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Leaflet for Oregon City's third annual Territorial Days
        
        Dates: 1937 August 20-21
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Binfords & Mort advertising leaflet for their re-issue of McLoughlin and Old Oregon and Conquest: The Story of Lewis and Clark
        
        Dates: undated
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
      - Description: Holiday greeting card with photograph from granddaughter, Betty Dye
        
        Dates: undated
        
        Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1939 / Ephemera
  - Scrapbook, 1900-1940
    
    Container: Box/Folder 16/3
    
    Contents duplicate many items in the scrapbook in Folder 2, with the following additions:
    - Description: Article on Sacajawea, "Heroine's Long-Delayed Reward," Chicago Inter-Ocean
      
      Dates: circa 1904
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1940
    - Description: Willamette Valley Chautauqua letterhead with copy of part of letter to Miss Spooner
      
      Dates: 1919 May 31
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1940
    - Description: Additional piece of program from Class of 1982 fiftieth reunion, with class list and current status
      
      Dates: 1932
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1940
    - Description: List of gifts from a University of Oregon publication, including her gift of the manuscript for McLoughlin and Old Oregon, 1940
      
      Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940 / Scrapbook, 1900-1940
- Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  
  Among the most notable of Eva Emery Dye's speeches in this subseries are those given at the dedication of the Sacajawea statue at the Lewis and Clark Exposition in 1905 and the National American Woman Suffrage Assocation meeting at Seattle in 1909. Also included is a radio talk from 1934. Dated speeches are arranged chronologically; others are arranged alphabetically by title or topic. Many are notes or outlines rather than the full text of the speeches.
  - Description: [The Conquest]--two versions
    
    Dates: [1903]
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/2
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: Sacajawea statue dedication, Lewis and Clark Exposition, Portland, Oregon
    
    Dates: 1905
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/3
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: [Woman's suffrage]
    
    Dates: 1906
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/4
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: Multnomah (Oregon) Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution
    
    Dates: 1906
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/5
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: First Methodist Episcopal Church, Oregon City, Oregon
    
    Dates: 1908 January 26
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/6
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: National American Woman Suffrage Association, Seattle, Washington
    
    Dates: 1909 July 2
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/7
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: Golden wedding anniversary celebration, "Story of James and Jane Wilkinson," First Congregational Church, Oregon City, Oregon
    
    Dates: 1910 August 30
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/8
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: [War Talk]--outline
    
    Dates: [1918]
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/9
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: Methodist Church dedication, Oregon City, Oregon
    
    Dates: 1921 March 18
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/10
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: Inauguration of Arnold Bennett Hall as president, University of Oregon
    
    Dates: 1926 October
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/11
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: Radio talk
    
    Dates: 1934 May 17
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/12
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
  - Description: Other speeches
    
    "What I Like In a Pastor," circa 1940
    
    Authors' banquet, undated
    
    [Children as historians], undated
    
    Edwin Markham (event honoring)--welcome, undated
    
    National Editorial Association--welcome, undated
    
    Oregon State Normal School, undated
    
    Dates: circa 1940; undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/13
    
    Location: Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940 / Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940
Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931

The collection is organized into the following subseries: 1) Research Notes and Related Materials and 2) Writings by Others. Very few of the research notes are dated, so they are organized alphabetically by topic.
- Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931
  
  In addition to notes, this subseries includes a group of published materials that Eva Emery Dye collected while researching her book on Hawaii.
  - Description: First Congregational Church, Oregon City, Oregon
    
    Dates: undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 10/14
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931
  - Hawaii
    - Description: Book--Dear Hawaii by Mary L. Restarick
      
      Dates: 1922
      
      Container: Box/Folder 10/15
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: Notes
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 10/16
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Reports--mission societies, 1908, circa 1915
      
      Container: Box/Folder 10/17
      - Description: Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
        
        Dates: 1908
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii / Reports--mission societies, 1908, circa 1915
      - Description: American Missionary Society
        
        Dates: circa 1915
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii / Reports--mission societies, 1908, circa 1915
    - Description: Reports--Hawaiian Historical Society
      
      Dates: 1923; 1925; 1927-1930
      
      Container: Box/Folder 10/18-19
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: Reprint--Hawaiian Historical Society, "The Death of James Cook"
      
      Dates: 1926
      
      Container: Box/Folder 10/20
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: Serials--Papers of the Hawaiian Historical Society
      
      Dates: 1927; 1930-1931
      
      Container: Box/Folder 10/21
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Serials containing articles about Hawaii, 1925, 1927
      
      Container: Box/Folder 10/22
      - Description: The Missionary Herald
        
        Dates: 1925 April
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii / Serials containing articles about Hawaii, 1925, 1927
      - Description: The Outlook
        
        Dates: 1927 August 31
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii / Serials containing articles about Hawaii, 1925, 1927
    - Description: Lewis and Clark
      
      Includes "List of Lewis and Clark's Men," notes on Lewis and Clark Journals and on Sacajawea.
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/1
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: Oregon Country history
      
      Major topics covered include the British warship, Modeste, in the Columbia River, Boone family, and George Curry. Miscellaneous notes are contained on sheets and slips of paper and in school tablets.
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/2-3
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: People
      
      Includes Applegate family, John T. Apperson, Magdalene Blust, Harvey Clarke, Clark Greenman, Hatch family, Willis Chatman Hawley, Horace Holden, James Willis Nesmith, John Saltar, and Harriet Wyeth.
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/4
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: People--Freeman Armstrong--reminiscences dictated to Eva Emery Dye
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/5
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: People--William Duncan (of Alaska)
      
      Dates: circa 1912
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/6
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: People--Ranald McDonald
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Description: Protestant missionaries in Oregon
      
      Dates: 1923; undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii
    - Published sources and notes on, 1893, 1913, undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
      - Description: "Found in a Grave...A Sailor of the Ship Columbia...," Weekly Oregonian--clipping
        
        Dates: 1893 March 17
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii / Published sources and notes on, 1893, 1913, undated
      - Description: "A Paper on Jason Lee as the Founder of Willamette University," Willamette University Bulletin
        
        Dates: 1913 March
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii / Published sources and notes on, 1893, 1913, undated
      - Description: Voyages from Canton in the Ship Morrison by E. French, 1839--notes on
        
        Dates: undated
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Hawaii / Published sources and notes on, 1893, 1913, undated
  - Transcriptions
    - Of letter, journal, and report, undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
      - Description: Letter from J.D. Paris to E. Walker
        
        Dates: June 18; 1841
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of letter, journal, and report, undated
      - Description: Journal of Alvin Smith
        
        Dates: 1838 March-1846 January
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of letter, journal, and report, undated
      - Description: Report (extract) by Lieutenants Warre and Vavasour
        
        Dates: 1845 October 26
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of letter, journal, and report, undated
    - Of published materials, 1883, 1888, undated
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
      - Description: "Clatsop's Lawful King" (Com-Comly), Oregonian
        
        Dates: 1883
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of published materials, 1883, 1888, undated
      - Description: Obituary of Jesse Applegate by Elisha L. Applegate, unidentified publication
        
        Dates: August 1888
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of published materials, 1883, 1888, undated
      - Description: "Our Pioneers," The Reporter (McMinnville, Oregon), Dec. 30, ?
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of published materials, 1883, 1888, undated
      - Description: Obituary of Charlotte S. Hatch by Harvey Clark, The Friend
        
        Dates: undated
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of published materials, 1883, 1888, undated
      - Description: "Samuel Wells Williams" entry, Encyclopedia of Missions
        
        Dates: undated
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of published materials, 1883, 1888, undated
    - Of speeches, 1865, 1927
      
      Container: Box/Folder 11/12
      - Description: By Oregon Governor George Curry at Boston
        
        Dates: 1865
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of speeches, 1865, 1927
      - Description: By Harvey G. Starkweather, presentation of gavel to Mid-day Lodge A.F.&.A.M. as gift of Milwaukie Lodge
        
        Dates: 1927 September 1
        
        Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931 / Transcriptions / Of speeches, 1865, 1927
- Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  
  Materials in this subseries are arranged alphabetically by last names of the authors.
  - Description: Lillian Applegate
    
    [Biography of Elizabeth Basham Miller]
    
    [Biography of Maria Elder Watson]
    
    Dates: 1904
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/13
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  - Description: William Barlow
    
    "History of the Barlow Road," typescript extract from "Reminiscences of Seventy Years," Oregon Historical Quarterly, 1912, volume 13, pages 240-286 (photocopy in folder).
    
    Dates: 1912
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/14
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  - Description: T.R. Cornelius
    
    "How Colonel T.R. Cornelius and Party Crossed the Plains," (12th in series, "Pioneer Days"), Oregonian, 1885 July 5 (includes photocopy from microfilm)
    
    Dates: 1885 July 5
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/15
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  - Description: F.H. Grubbs
    
    "The Oldest Native Astorian. A Brief Sketch of the Life of the Grandson of Kin Kumkumly, the Old Indian Chief" [Ranald McDonald]
    
    Dates: 1891
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/16
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  - Description: E.T. Hatch
    
    "Pioneers Who Helped to Make Oregon" [memoir of the Locey and Hatch families]
    
    Dates: undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/17
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  - Description: George H. Himes
    
    Biographical sketch of Napoleon McGillivray, with letter, Eva Emery Dye to Himes, 1905 April 10
    
    Dates: 1905
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/18
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  - Description: Adachi Kinnosuke
    
    "Fifty Years of Japan," article by managing editor for projected monthly magazine, The Far East, to be published in New York.
    
    Dates: circa 1903
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/19
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  - Description: Ranald MacDonald [Ranald Macdonald]
    
    "Japan: Story of Adventure of Ranald Macdonald, First Teacher of English in Japan, A.D. 1848-9" (and Eva Emery Dye's notes on the manuscript).
    
    Dates: undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/20-23
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
  - William T. Scholl, 1891-1897
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/24
    - Description: Diary
      
      Dates: 1891 January 1-1897 May 11
      
      Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912 / William T. Scholl, 1891-1897
  - Description: Stephen Staats
    
    "The Occasional Address" delivered at Oregon Pioneer Association reunion, 1887. Published version (photocopy included), Oregon Pioneer Association Transactions, 1888
    
    Dates: 1887
    
    Container: Box/Folder 11/25
    
    Location: Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931 / Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912
Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967

The bulk of this series includes correspondence among Charles and Eva Emery Dye and their children, but it also includes a small amount of correspondence with other relatives, including Eva's father, Cyrus Emery. For many years, Charles and Eva Emery Dye wrote nearly weekly group letters to three of their children and families, Evangeline "Eva" Dye Hutchinson, Everett and Harriet Dye, and Trafton and Mary Dye. The Dyes also wrote individually to their children, mostly Charles to Everett and Eva Emery to her daughter, Eva. The series also includes correspondence among the children. Emery Dye, the eldest son who suffered a mental breakdown in young manhood, is represented only by a small quantity of correspondence and ephemera. In addition to correspondence, the series includes small amounts of ephemera and newspaper clippings.
- Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929
  
  The correspondence and ephemera in this subseries relates to Charles Dye's legal practice at Oregon City, Oregon, his political activities, teaching career, genealogy, and family, including his father, Henry Dye, and brothers, George Dye and Willoughby Dye.
  - Description: Incoming correspondence, C-F
    
    H.T. Burket, H.M. Cake, George F. Chamberlain, Andrew Christensen, M. Angela Daugherty, J. Warren S. Dey, George Dye, Henry Dye, Willoughby Dye, William Eaton, and C.W. Fulton.
    
    Dates: 1878-1906
    
    Container: Box/Folder 12/1
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929
  - Description: Incoming correspondence, H-S
    
    J.D. Hannan, W.C. Hawley, Samuel Herrick, George L. Hutchin (Portland Rose Festival), C.T. Locey, Wallace McCamant, and Judson Smith.
    
    Dates: 1886-1920
    
    Container: Box/Folder 12/2
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929
  - Description: Outgoing correspondence and other papers
    
    Correspondents include W.C. Hawley, A.P. Nelson (promissory note), A. Wilford, and J.D. Wise. Other papers include the constitution and bylaws of the Dry Legion of America and flyers announcing land openings at Twin Falls, Idaho, and the San Luis Valley, Colorado, 1908 (with note about opening Oregon lands the following year).
    
    Dates: 1905; 1908; 1910; undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 12/3
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929
  - Ephemera, 1873-1929
    
    Container: Box/Folder 12/4
    - Description: Teaching certificates and testimonials from Iowa and Illinois
      
      Dates: 1873-1890
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929 / Ephemera, 1873-1929
    - Description: Campaign card for re-election to the Oregon House of Representatives
      
      Dates: 1908
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929 / Ephemera, 1873-1929
    - Description: Bulletin of Pacific University
      
      Dates: 1913 May 1
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929 / Ephemera, 1873-1929
    - Description: B.P.O.E. program for Dye's memorial service, Oregon City Lodge No. 1189
      
      Dates: 1929 December 1
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929 / Ephemera, 1873-1929
  - Description: Certificates of admission to the Iowa and Oregon State bars
    
    Dates: 1889-1890
    
    Container: Box/Folder Oversize folder B-1
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929
- Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967
  
  The correspondence and ephemera in this subseries makes up the bulk of the series, including individual and group correspondence among Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and their children. The subseries is arranged alphabetically by correspondent and chronologically thereunder.
  - Description: Charles Dye and Eva Emery Dye--ephemera
    
    Announcement of their graduation from Oberlin College (June 28, 1882) and wedding (July 13, 1882) with enclosed mounted albumen print (4 x 6 cm.) of Eva L. Emery and "Dr. D."
    
    Dates: 1882; 1905-1906
    
    Container: Box/Folder 12/5
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967
  - Oberlin College commencement week invitations, 1905-1906
    - Description: Eva Emery Dye to Charles H. Dye
      
      Dates: 1910; 1921
      
      Container: Box/Folder 12/6
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Oberlin College commencement week invitations, 1905-1906
    - Description: Eva Emery Dye and Charles H. Dye to children
      
      Dates: 1920-1929
      
      Container: Box/Folder 12/7-11
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Oberlin College commencement week invitations, 1905-1906
    - Description: Eva Emery Dye to children
      
      Dates: 1930-1939
      
      Container: Box/Folder 12/12-14
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Oberlin College commencement week invitations, 1905-1906
    - Description: Eva Emery Dye to Eva Dye Hutchinson
      
      Dates: 1918-1942
      
      Container: Box/Folder 12/15-18
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Oberlin College commencement week invitations, 1905-1906
    - Description: Eva Emery Dye and Charles Dye to Everett Dye
      
      Dates: 1918-1921
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/1-3
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Oberlin College commencement week invitations, 1905-1906
    - Description: Eva Emery Dye and Charles Dye to Everett Dye and Harriet Dye
      
      Dates: 1922-1929
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/4-5
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Oberlin College commencement week invitations, 1905-1906
  - Eva Emery Dye
    - Description: To Everett Dye and Harriet Dye
      
      Dates: 1931-1936
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/6
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Emery Dye
    - Description: To Trafton Dye and Mary Dye
      
      Dates: 1918-1940
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/7
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Emery Dye
    - Description: To Cyrus Emery (her father)
      
      Dates: 1900-1907
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/8
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Emery Dye
    - Description: To other relatives (and genealogy related correspondence)
      
      Mrs. ? Ackerman, Iroline Dye, William M. Emery, Sandy Marcus, Margaret Wieneke, and Winifred ?
      
      Dates: 1905-1940
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/9
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Emery Dye
  - Description: Other correspondence
    
    L.S. Wright re. vegetable seeds and L.C. Simms re. property management
    
    Dates: 1920; 1939
    
    Container: Box/Folder 13/10
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967
  - Ephemera, 1873-1940
    
    Container: Box/Folder 13/11
    - Description: Teaching certificates and testimonials from Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, and Oregon
      
      Dates: 1873-1890
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Bank book, Bank of Oregon City
      
      Dates: 1907-1922
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Voter registration certificate
      
      Dates: 1913 July 24
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Authors League of America receipt for dues
      
      Dates: 1915 April
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Oregon Historical Society notification of annual meeting
      
      Dates: 1915 December 2
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Multorpor Republican Club (Portland, Oregon), resolution of thanks to Clackamas County [Republican] Central Committee for hospitality at parade and meeting at Oregon City
      
      Dates: 1916
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Society of Old Plymouth Colony Descendants membership certificate, based on descent from John Alden
      
      Dates: 1940 March 11
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Prospectus for "The historic highways of America" by Archer Butler Hulbert
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Form letters to Congress regarding the importation of liquor to Puerto Rico
      
      Dates: undated
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
    - Description: Address given by Helen F. Barnes of the YWCA at the United War Workers Conference, Portland
      
      Dates: 1918 October 10
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Ephemera, 1873-1940
  - Description: Appointment as an Oregon state honorary delegate to the Northwestern Congress for a League of Nations
    
    Dates: 1919 January
    
    Container: Box/Folder 16/4
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967
  - Description: Oregon Historical Society membership certificate
    
    Dates: 1901
    
    Container: Box/Folder Oversize Folder B-1
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967
  - Description: Newspaper clippings
    
    Articles cover Eva Emery Dye and her writing, family, friends, World War I, and construction of an aluminum plant in Vancouver, Washington.
    
    Dates: 1918-1941; undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 13/12
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967
  - Emery H. Dye, 1899-1924, 1940
    
    Container: Box/Folder 13/13
    - Description: Account book of Emery and Trafton Dye
      
      Dates: 1899
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Emery H. Dye, 1899-1924, 1940
    - Description: Report cards, graduation announcement, calling cards, and letters to his father from Pacific University at Forest Grove, Oregon
      
      Dates: 1900-1903
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Emery H. Dye, 1899-1924, 1940
    - Description: Charles and Eva Emery Dye's correspondence with Dr. R.E. Steiner, superintendent of Oregon State Hospital, Salem, and Dr. Woodruff L. Post of New York City regarding Emery's mental illness.
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Emery H. Dye, 1899-1924, 1940
    - Description: Letter from Emery Dye to Eva Emery Dye
      
      Dates: 1940 September 2
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Emery H. Dye, 1899-1924, 1940
  - Eva Dye Hutchinson
    - Description: To Charles Dye and Eva Emery Dye
      
      Dates: 1915-1933
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/14
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Dye Hutchinson
    - Description: To Everett Dye
      
      Dates: 1918-1922
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/15-16
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Dye Hutchinson
    - Description: To Everett Dye and Harriet Dye
      
      Dates: 1922-1937
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/17
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Dye Hutchinson
    - Description: To Trafton Dye and Mary Dye
      
      Dates: 1928-1930
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/18
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Dye Hutchinson
    - Description: From Sybil Hadwen
      
      Dates: 1919 February
      
      Container: Box/Folder 13/19
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Eva Dye Hutchinson
  - Everett Dye
    - Description: To Charles Dye and Eva Emery Dye
      
      Dates: 1918-1942
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/1-4
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye
    - Description: To Eva Dye [Hutchinson]
      
      Dates: 1920
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/5
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye
    - Description: Correspondence with Elbert Charman
      
      Charman was a long-time friend from Oregon City. Later correspondence is addressed to "Everett and Jean." Jean was Everett's second wife.
      
      Dates: 1918; 1947-1967
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/6
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye
    - Description: From correspondents, A-L
      
      Archwood Avenue Congregational Church (Cleveland, Ohio), George Carpenter, Edward J. Carlisle, J.H. Dubendorf, Betty Dye (graduation announcement from Oberlin College, 1935), Will Dye, Tracton M. Dykes, R.C. Fenner, Grace C. Gilliam, Agnes Harris, Esther Harris, Ethel Hollister, Kenneth Scott Latourette, and J.B. Lounce.
      
      Dates: 1918-1935; 1962
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/7
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye
    - Description: From correspondents, P-Z
      
      Lee Pendleton (to Mrs. ? Nahstol, in Everett Dye's correspondence), Iroline Dye McKenzie, Olga ? (a cousin), A.H. Read, E.D. Ressler, J.C. Rich, Ruth ? (college friend), Sal ? (a cousin), Mabel E. Smith, Wendell Smith, Maxine Telford, Nancy M. Ward, Yale Waterman, Mrs. R.H. White, Pat White, Zelta ? (college friend).
      
      Dates: 1918-1932; 1959-1965
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/8
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye
    - Description: To other correspondents
      
      Martha Deed (World Service Refugee and Migration office re. the Dyes' experience with Displaced Persons Resettlement), Ruby ?, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt, and Hilda Wagner.
      
      Dates: 1961-1964
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/9
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye
    - Ephemera, 1903-1968
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/10
      - Description: First grade report card, Oregon City schools
        
        Dates: 1903 June
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye / Ephemera, 1903-1968
      - Description: Report cover, Oregon Agricultural College Department of Experimental Engineering, "Determination of Moisture in Steam" by Everett Dye
        
        Dates: 1917 March 3
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye / Ephemera, 1903-1968
      - Description: Military records
        
        Dates: 1918
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye / Ephemera, 1903-1968
      - Description: Fingerprints ( partial prints apparently made by him for his own purposes)
        
        Dates: 1924
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye / Ephemera, 1903-1968
      - Description: Newspaper clipping, photograph of Everett Dye and others in new Juvenile Courtroom, Cleveland, Ohio, from Cleveland Plaindealer
        
        Dates: 1932 December 25
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye / Ephemera, 1903-1968
      - Description: Radio script by Dye
        
        Dates: 1968 October 26
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Everett Dye / Ephemera, 1903-1968
  - Trafton Dye
    - Description: To Charles Dye and Eva Emery Dye
      
      Dates: 1908
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/11
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Trafton Dye
    - Description: And Mary Dye to Charles Dye and Eva Emery Dye
      
      Dates: 1922-1942
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/12
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Trafton Dye
    - Description: To Eva Dye Hutchinson
      
      Dates: 1939
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/13
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Trafton Dye
    - Description: To Everett Dye
      
      Dates: 1918-1921
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/14
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Trafton Dye
    - Ephemera, 1908-1909
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/15
      - Description: Calling cards
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Trafton Dye / Ephemera, 1908-1909
      - Description: Christmas card to his grandfather, Cyrus Emery
        
        Dates: 1908
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Trafton Dye / Ephemera, 1908-1909
      - Description: Notice of appointment as Vanderbilt Scholar in Law at Columbia University, New York
        
        Dates: 1909 July 13
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Trafton Dye / Ephemera, 1908-1909
  - Dye Family
    - Description: Ephemera--Macedonia (Illinois) High School commencement announcement
      
      Dates: 1899
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/16
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Dye Family
    - Description: Notes on family members and family correspondence--possibly by a grandchild
      
      Dates: circa 1987
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/17
      
      Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Dye Family
    - Emery Family--ephemera, 1857, 1913
      
      Container: Box/Folder 14/18
      - Description: Printed obituary of Caroline B. Emery [Eva Emery Dye's mother]
        
        Dates: 1857 April
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Dye Family / Emery Family--ephemera, 1857, 1913
      - Description: Address of Professor Henry C. Emery to Boston Chamber of Commerce, published by National Tariff Commission
        
        Dates: 1913 April
        
        Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967 / Dye Family / Emery Family--ephemera, 1857, 1913
- Sub-series 3: Dye and Emery Family Genealogy, 1892-1997
  - Description: Genealogical Record of Charles Henry Dye and Eva Lucinda Emery Dye, compiled by Charles R. and Evelyn Hutchinson
    
    Dates: 1997
    
    Container: Box/Folder 14/19
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 3: Dye and Emery Family Genealogy, 1892-1997
  - Description: Emery Family research--clippings, correspondence, and genealogy chart
    
    Dates: 1892-1916; undated
    
    Container: Box/Folder 14/20
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 3: Dye and Emery Family Genealogy, 1892-1997
  - Description: "Recollections of Childhood" by Cyrus Emery
    
    Dates: 1899
    
    Container: Box/Folder 14/21-22
    
    Location: Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967 / Sub-series 3: Dye and Emery Family Genealogy, 1892-1997
Description: Transcriptions of letters concerning the Lewis and Clark expedition

Transcribed by Jeff Davis from microfilm in the possession of the Oregon Historical Society, 2003.

Dates: 2003

Container: Box/Folder 15/3

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Subject Terms

Chautauquas.
Frontier and pioneer life--Oregon.
Geographical Names:
Oregon National Historical Trail.
Oregon--History.
Overland journeys to the Pacific.
Pioneers--Oregon.
Women authors, American--Oregon.
Women--Suffrage--Oregon.

Personal Names

Applegate, Jesse A. (Jesse Applegate), 1835-1919
Boone, Alphonse D., 1837-1915
Boone, George Luther, 1826-1910
Charman, Elbert.
Clark, Pete
Clark, William, 1770-1838
Duniway, Abigail Scott, 1834-1915
Dye, Charles Henry, 1856-1929
Dye, Emery C.
Dye, Eva Emery, 1855-1947
Dye, Trafton
Himes, George H., 1844-1940
Huggins, Anne.
Huggins, Edward, 1832-1907
Hutchinson, Eva Dye.
Lewis, Meriwether, 1774-1809
Lewis, Reuben.
MacDonald, Ranald, 1824-1894
McGillivray, Napoleon.
McLoughlin, David, 1821-1903
McLoughlin, John, 1784-1857
Miller, Elizabeth B.
Minto, John, 1822-1915
Scholl, William T.
Taylor, Mary Kennerly.
Thwaites, Reuben Gold.
Whiteley, Emery.

Corporate Names

Hudson's Bay Company
Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806)
Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association

Form or Genre Terms

Correspondence.
Diaries.
Ephemera.
Genealogies.
Letters.
Manuscripts.
Notes.
Poems.
Publications.
Reviews.
Speeches.

Eva Emery Dye Papers, 1776-1997

Table of Contents

Overview of the Collection

Historical Note

Content Description

Use of the Collection

Alternative Forms Available

Restrictions on Use

Preferred Citation

Administrative Information

Arrangement

Custodial History

Acquisition Information

Processing Note

Separated Materials

Bibliography

Related Materials

Detailed Description of the Collection

Series A: Eva Emery Dye's Correspondence, 1776-1942

Sub-series 1: Incoming Correspondence, 1845-1942

Applegate Family

Boone Family

Sub-series 2: Incoming Correspondence, Topical, 1776-1933

Chautauqua--Willamette Valley Chautauqua, Gladstone Park, 1894-1930

Lewis and Clark (including Sacajawea), 1776-1933

Sacajawea Statue Association, 1903-1905

Woman's suffrage movement, 1904-1913

Sub-series 3: Outgoing Correspondence, 1892-1937

Series B: Eva Emery Dye's Manuscripts, 1840-1940

Sub-series 1: Eva Emery Dye, Author, [1900]-1934

Honors and publicity, 1905-1932

Sub-series 2: Articles and Other Short Pieces, 1840-1940

Articles--dated, 1894-1936

Articles--undated--titles A-M undated

Articles--undated--O-W and untitled, undated

Article--"On the Trail of Daniel Boone"

Articles--published versions, circa 1890-1930

Sub-series 3: Books, 1840-1940

Stories of Oregon (used as school textbook)

McLoughlin and Old Oregon (manuscript originally titled Old Oregon)

The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902

McDonald of Oregon (manuscript originally titled, "Ranald McDonald: A Chronicle of Old Oregon and Japan"), 1906

The Soul of America: An Oregon Iliad, 1934

A Royal Romance (unpublished), circa 1923

Sub-series 4: Literary Journal and Scrapbooks, 1857-1940

Scrapbook, 1900-1939

Ephemera

Scrapbook, 1900-1940

Sub-series 5: Speeches, [1903]-circa 1940

Series C: Eva Emery Dye's Research, 1839-1931

Sub-series 1: Research Notes and Related Materials, 1839-1931

Hawaii

Reports--mission societies, 1908, circa 1915

Serials containing articles about Hawaii, 1925, 1927

Published sources and notes on, 1893, 1913, undated

Transcriptions

Of letter, journal, and report, undated

Of published materials, 1883, 1888, undated

Of speeches, 1865, 1927

Sub-series 2: Writings by Others, 1885-1912

William T. Scholl, 1891-1897

Series D: Dye and Emery Family Papers, 1857-1967

Sub-series 1: Charles H. Dye, 1873-1929

Ephemera, 1873-1929

Sub-series 2: Charles H. Dye and Eva Emery Dye and Family, 1857-1967

Oberlin College commencement week invitations, 1905-1906

Eva Emery Dye

Ephemera, 1873-1940

Emery H. Dye, 1899-1924, 1940

Eva Dye Hutchinson

Everett Dye

Ephemera, 1903-1968

Trafton Dye

Ephemera, 1908-1909

Dye Family

Emery Family--ephemera, 1857, 1913

Sub-series 3: Dye and Emery Family Genealogy, 1892-1997

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Subject Terms

Personal Names