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1	Author:	Hancock, James C., 1860-	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Comments by James Hancock on Walter Noble Burns' Book Tombstone circa 1930 ead
	Date(s):	circa 1930
	Abstract:	James Hancock lived in Tombstone at the time of the O.K. Corral gunfight. Notes indicate his comments were written in Paradise, Arizona on March 30 and 31, probably in the 1930's. Typescript (carbon) prepared by Guy J. Giffen, California author, of marginal notes made by J. C. Hancock in his copy of Tombstone: an Illiad of the Southwest.
	Repository:	University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections
	Subjects:	Frontier and pioneer life -- Arizona -- Tombstone. \| Violence -- Arizona -- Tombstone -- History -- 19th century.
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2	Author:	Boyer, Glenn G.	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Glenn Boyer Wyatt Earp collection, circa 1881-1983 ead
	Date(s):	circa 1881-1983
	Abstract:	The Glenn Boyer Wyatt Earp collection contains materials collected by author Glenn Boyer regarding Wyatt Earp. A majority of the materials in the collection are photocopies of manuscripts, correspondence, and notes, but these photocopies are sometimes the only remaining copy of historical materials.
	Repository:	University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections
	Subjects:	Earp, Wyatt, 1848-1929 \| Violence -- Arizona -- Tombstone -- History -- 19th Century \| Gunfighters \| Clanton family \| Earp family
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3	Author:	Buss, Fran Leeper, 1942-	Add to Favorites
	Title:	Work And Family: Low Income And Minority Women Talk about their Lives Interviews, 1976-1990 ead
	Date(s):	1976-1990
	Abstract:	Consists of photocopies of transcripts of interviews with fifty-six low income and minority women. Includes a Master Index by Patricia Seavey, with an introductory essay by Karen Anderson. The indexes to the collection are organized by racial/ethnic group, geographic area, and subject. The topics of the interviews concern the diversity in the lives of women mainly in their work experiences, especially labor struggles, the health care professions, and family lives, particularly problems of family violence. The interviews were conducted by Fran Leeper Buss between 1976 and 1990. They were transcribed as a collaborative project, directed by Janice Monk, of The Southwest Institute for Research on Women and The Schlesinger Library on the History of American Women.
	Repository:	University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections
	Subjects:	Family violence -- United States \| Labor disputes -- United States \| Minority women -- United States \| Poor women -- United States \| Women -- Employment -- United States \| Working class women -- United States -- Case studies \| Women -- Health and hygiene -- United States \| Women's studies -- United States -- Case studies
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