Charlotte Brooks

Subjects

Literary collections, African Americans, Backup processing alternatives, Electronic data processing, African American families, African American musicians, African American troops, African literature (English), American literature, Asian americans, Baseball, California, social conditions, Civil rights, Computer storage devices, Correspondence, Cotton growing, Data recovery (Computer science), Data tapes, Discrimination in housing, Education, English language, Genealogy, History, Internal Migration, Jazz

Places

Africa, Bolivar County, Bolivar County (Miss.), Cairo, England, Europe, France, Greenville, Greenville (Miss.), Illinois, Mississippi, United States

People

Kendrick family, Brooks family, A. M. Trawick (1869-), Addie Pickle, Albert R. Brooks, Bernie Harrison, Charles A. Howard, Dan Kildare (1879-1920), Edward W. Brydie, F. D. Johnson, Harrison Rhodes (1871-1929), Hervey A. Clemons, Irene M. Gaines (1896-1964), Julian Jones, Leonard F. Guttridge, Louis Bustanoby (d. 1917), Lucy Goode Brooks, Mabel Neely, Mamie B. Reese, Martha Cobb, Octavus Roy Cohen (1891-), R. P. Andrews, Ray Stannard Baker (1870-1946), Rosa Lee Slade Gragg (1904-1989), Ruby Elizabeth Stutts Lyells (1908-)