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Surrender and Admittance1684 April 7
Manor of Eye: Instrument in which Jonathan Wilson surrendered his tenancy and John Cole was admitted as tenant.
Surrender and Admittance1681 April 7
Manor of Eye: an instrument in which John Read surrendered his tenancy and Thomas Vesey and his wife, Elizabeth, were admitted as tenants.
Supplemental Memorandum from Earl Warren Regarding Sit-In Casesn.d.
Typed memorandum from Warren regarding the sit-in cases (18 cases O.T. 1962; 7 cases O.T.1963).
Statement of Charges1867 February 11
Printed statement of charges form with handwritten information and stamp from the city of Braunschweig, also known as Brunswick.
Special Requisition1865 January 5
Request for Company B of the 31st Regiment of the United States Colored Troops to receive five axes, five axe handles, and five axe slings. R. C. Barrett, who had requested these materials, signed for their receipt at the bottom of the page.
Sixth Draft of Concurring Opinion:
Sit-In Cases1963 May 20
Sit-In Cases
Nos. 71 58 66 11 & 67, O.T. 1962; printed sixth draft of John Marshall Harlan's concurrence with underlining by Earl Warren.
Second Draft of Opinion:
U.S. v. Loew's1962 November 1 (re-circulation date)
U.S. v. Loew's
O.T. 1962, No. 42 No. 43 & No. 44; printed second draft of John Marshall Harlan's both concurring and dissenting opinion.
Second Draft of Majority Opinion:
U.S. v. Loew's1962 November
U.S. v. Loew's
O.T. 1962, No. 42 No. 43 & No. 44; printed second draft of Arthur Goldberg's majority opinion with handwritten notes.
Second Draft of Majority Opinion:
Raymond L. Haynes v. State of Washingtonn.d.
Raymond L. Haynes v. State of Washington
No. 147, O.T. 1962; typed draft of the majority opinion with edits in pencil.