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In response to a query regarding fees charged in the case of the estate of Marvelous Eastham, Lincoln lists fees for various legal services. He crosses through some of the amounts and enters a lower amount. He adds: "I have set down the above as…

Clara Ayers Garrison, wife of Charles S. Garrison, looks over her shoulder for a portrait. On verso: "Later-Catherine Bain, my mother."

Clara Birkel, of Peoria, sits for a portrait wearing a shawl around her shoulders. On verso: "Clara Birkel lived at 210-No Monroe Peoria, Ill. Died Dec 1947. She was a sister to Mr. Richters father, who had changed his name and moved to Texas."

Clara Fay sits for a portrait at a table wearing a red dress. On verso: "Nee Clara Fay. Mrs. Lefferts afterwards."

Miss Clara Staab of Sac City, Iowa, and Hugo Hentzein of Alden, Illinois, lean against the passenger side of a car for a portrait.

Clarence E. Alvord holds a book while posing for a portrait.

Clarence F. Huff, Jr., stands before his car holding several ducks killed during a hunt.

Clarence F. Huff, Jr., leans against a railing in front of an unidentified man.

Clarence F. Huff, Jr., poses for a portrait in his military uniform during World War I.

Clarence F. Huff, Sr., sits next to his oldest son, William H. Huff, as they pause for the camera while playing with a child's wagon.

Clarence Hitchcock Newton of Illinois, an 1892 graduate of Princeton, sits for a portrait.

The four-member sanitary inspection group poses for a photograph in front of a railroad car in Mound City. From right to left: Clarence Klassen, Sanitary Engineer of State Health Department; William Bestge, Works Progress Administration…

Clarence P. Snell of Moweaqua, Illinois, poses for a portrait wearing a dark suit. Snell moved to Springfield, married Edna C. Snell, and became a salesman at a local cereal company.

Clarence H. Harris and Grace Herdman sit in front of a hammock in the woods surrounding Mount Vernon, Illinois.

Clarice Hickox, of Springfield, speaks on a stage at an unidentified event.

A pencil sketch of the Clarion Printing Office near Kaskaskia.

Clarissa Hagler Jorgensen, of Springfield, recounts stories of Vachel Lindsay who she knew as a child to Nicholas Cave Lindsay and an unidentified woman. In a separate oral history interview done with Jo Saner of Sangamon State University on March…