The collection consists of scrapbooks, diaries, and loose items including correspondence; clippings about friends, relatives, and religious leaders; obituaries; verse, humor, and human interest stories; writings of Edward B. Willis; recipes; marriage and birth announcements; programs; photographs; financial records; sketches of birds and butterflies; religious notes, and poems Mrs. Lindsey wrote upon special occasions for family and friends.

Includes clippings, obituaries of friends and relatives, writings of Edward B. Willis [father], Mabel Willis Williams [sister], Confederate Veterans, and evangelists Uldine Mabel Utley and Bessie Mae Randell

Loose items including correspondence, clippings, miscellaneous. Includes A. J. Holt, Edward B. Willis, Uldine Utley

Correspondence; Includes religious notes, verse for family and friends, clippings on social events, photographs, music programs, menus. Includes Cum Concilio Club, Symphony Club, A. J. Holt, Fannie Middlebrook, Bessie Mae Randell, Mabel Willis Williams

Includes Karle Wilson Baker, pianist Harold von Mickwitz, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

Correspondence; Includes memorial to Mabel Willis Williams

Includes obituaries for Mabel Willis Williams and others, article with picture of Edward B. Willis, humor, verse

Photographs; Includes Emily and Robert Lindsey, Bonnie Grimes (pastor of First Baptist Church, Nacogdoches), Mrs. J. W. Bates

Bills, receipts, programs, Sunday School list, name tag, advertisement for lace, religious flier

Includes weather, friends, family, church activities, food, clothes, radio broadcasts, household concerns, gardening, names of correspondents, clippings, letters, pictures. Some mention of World War II news

Newspaper clippings, n.d. Includes A. W. Birdwell, Rev. Scott Field Bailey (Christ Episcopal Church). Printed. 5 items. Folder 11: Diary, 1942, cont. Miscellaneous, ca. 1890-1946. Includes school photo [Demon or Tyler_], ca. 1890; postcard from Willie [Gramling?], 1946; unsigned agreement between Cum Concilio Club and Symphony Club for use of Stone Fort Building "Washington Square]