"Rev. Abraham Ryan was Native of U.S."
[clipping describes discovery of Ryan's baptismal record]
"When Father Ryan, the Poet-Priest..."
[clipping summarizes Ryan's wartime role, especially at Fredericksburg VA]
"Two Soldiers: An Incident of the Battle of Lookout Mountain"
[eyewitness account describes Ryan as wartime chaplain]
"The Late Poet-Priest"
[clipping describes a postwar meeting between Ryan and Jefferson Davis]
"Horrors of the Fever"
[excerpt describes the yellow fever epidemic with lines from Ryan's poetry]
"The Conquered Banner"
[clipping gives Ryan's account of how his most famous poem
came to be written]
"An Afternoon in the Sunny South"
[article describes publication of Ryan's first collection of poems in Mobile, Alabama.]
"Memories of Father Ryan: An Old friend..."
[article recounts Nellie Henry's claim of authorship of the poem Reunited.]
"Father Ryan's Poems"
[publication notice for the Baltimore edition of Ryan's collection]
""To All Whom It May Concern""
[text of Bishop Quinlan's notice of Fr. Ryan's writing sojourn in Biloxi]
"Lecture On Nature and Super-Nature"
[admission ticket to a Ryan lecture]
"Father Ryan's Autograph"
[clipping contains a Ryan inscription poem]
"Truth"
[clipping contains a poem attributed to Ryan ]