Paul Hamilton Hayne papers

Papers include letters from Paul Hamilton Hayne, a holograph poem, clippings of Hayne's poems, clippings of articles by or about Hayne, clippings of Hayne's obituaries, a printed statement (account, 1883) regarding the estate of Susan B. Hayne (1896), a typescript copy of a letter from M[ary] M. Hayne to Miss Susan B. Hayne, three letters from publishers, a holograph poem and typescript poems (unsigned), clippings of eulogies, and a typed manuscript "Miscellaea concerning Paul Hamilton Hayne, W[illiam] H. Hayne, [Arthur Hugh] Clough, and [Sidney] Lanier" containing copies of poems and letters.

A letter from Hayne to the editors of Home Journal (1859) concerns a poem Hayne contributed to the magazine in 1855. Letters from Hayne to Susan B. Hayne at Charleston (S.C.) concern family and friends.

Primarily originals and typescript transcripts from Paul H. Hayne to Susan B. Hayne, sent from Copse Hill. Also includes handwritten letter from Hayne to the editors of Home Journal (1859) regarding his poem The Village Belle and a typescript letter (1942) from D.M. McKeithan to Adele F. Wegelin regarding a recent donation of Hayne materials to the University of Texas Library.

Includes handwritten, typescript, and newspaper clippings of various poems.

Includes clipping about Paul Hayne and clippings by [William] H. Hayne written for Burke's Weekly for Boys and Girls, Macon, Georgia.

Includes newspaper clippings from various Georiga newspapers; also includes one from The New York Times.

Typescript transcript of letter (originally in pencil), mentions Paul H. Hayne's poem His Lost Andromache.

Addressed to William H. Hayne, son of Paul H. Hayne, regarding posthumous publications about Paul H. Hayne.

Typescript includes summaries for some items in the collection and small number of other materials.