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Hyatt, Alex, 1903-; Hyatt, Bernice |
Title: Oral History Interview with Alex and Bernice Hyatt and Photographs, 1977 Quantity: 1 tape recording (37 min.) and 9 photographs (1 folder) Call Number: Superior Tape 1; Tape 657A; PH 4762 Abstract: Tape-recorded interview conducted February 20, 1977, by Laurie J. Tarlowe with Rabbi Alex Hyatt and his wife Bernice concerning his 1922 emigration from Lithuania to Superior, Wisconsin, his family background, and the Jewish community in Superior, its synagogues, and religious practices. The photographs include images of Rabbi Hyatt and Bernice Hyatt, and exterior and interior views of the Hebrew Brotherhood Congregation synagogue in Superior. |
| Hyatt, Donald B., 1924- | Title: Donald B. Hyatt Papers, 1952-1973 Quantity: 23.2 c.f. (58 archives boxes) and 70 films Call Number: U.S. Mss 134AN Abstract: Papers of Donald Hyatt, an award-winning writer, producer, and director of television documentaries for NBC. The bulk of the collection consists of orchestral scores by composer Robert Russell Bennett for 34 Project XX programs, and films of 10 episodes of Victory at Sea and 18 episodes of Project XX. An additional five boxes contain biographical materials and outlines, continuity, scripts, schedules, shot lists, and miscellaneous production, financial and promotional material for Project XX, Victory at Sea, America's Music, The World of..., and other programs with which Hyatt was involved. |
| Hyatt, Harry Middleton, 1890- | Title: Harry Middleton Hyatt Research Papers, circa 1920s-1950s Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (1 record center carton and 1 archives box) Call Number: M80-110 Abstract: Photocopied genealogical research material assembled by the Anglican minister and folklorist Harry Middleton Hyatt, who wrote two books about his family's genealogy, The Millers of Millersburg, Kentucky, published in 1929; and Descendants of John Walton of Baltimore Co., Maryland And Harrison Co., Kentucky, published in 1950. The originals of these photocopied documents are held by the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington, D.C., the State Historical Society of Missouri, and the Kentucky Historical Society. The papers document the genealogy of the Baker, Hyatt, and Miller families and Hyatt's research to reconstruct it. The collection has a numerical filing system used by the donor but omitted from this list. |