NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MANUSCRIPT FINDING AID
RG2637.AM: William M. Condon, 1865-1920
Papers: 1868-1920, n.d.
Humphrey, Platte County, Neb.: Dentist
Size: 0.25 cu.ft.; 1 box
BACKGROUND NOTE
William M. Condon practiced dentistry in Omaha until 1886, when he moved to Humphrey to start a new practice, but his ties with Omaha were never severed. He was one of the founders of Creighton Dental College and later served as professor of crowns and bridges at the college and served as secretary of the Creighton Board of Regents. A few years before his death he left the profession of dentistry to become president of the Bank of Ottis and Murphy in Humphrey, Nebraska. Later he sold his banking interest to embark in a new business venture, the Atlas Company of Humphrey and Columbus, Nebraska. Dr. Condon died in Long Beach, California, on May 21, 1920.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The Condon collection is arranged in four series: 1) Correspondence, 2) Deeds, 3) Women’s club file, and 4) Miscellaneous material. The correspondence consists of three letters, two dated 1919 and one 1890. Series 2 is composed largely of warranty deeds to property owned by Thomas Ottis which date from 1892-1906. The Women’s Club file contains pamphlets and clippings relating to the organizations in Humphrey and Madison, Nebraska, 1900-1908. Miscellaneous items include the citizenship application of D.M. O’Sullivan, 1868; registration of W.M. Condon as a dentist in Platte County, 1887; clippings, etc. The bulk of the Condon collection consists of records and printed matter. Correspondence and manuscript material comprise only a small portion of these papers.
DESCRIPTION
Series 1 – Correspondence
Box 1
Folder
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- November 1890; John W. Raney to D.M. Ottis
November 21, 1919; W.M. Condon to Paul Cys
December 5, 1919; M.E. Ottis to Paul Cys
- November 1890; John W. Raney to D.M. Ottis
Series 2 – Deeds
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- 1892-1906; Largely warranty deeds to property of Thomas Ottis
Series 3 – Women’s Club file
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- Pamphlets, programs, and clippings of the organizations in Humphrey and Madison, Nebraska
Series 4 – Miscellaneous Material
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- Registration of W.M. Condon as a dentist in Platte County, 1887
Citizenship application of D.M. O’Sullivan, June 2, 1868
Clippings, including two telling of Dr. Condon’s death by drowning, Long Beach, California, May 21, 1920
School papers of Nora Condon, daughter of W.M. Condon
- Registration of W.M. Condon as a dentist in Platte County, 1887
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- Miscellany and Memorabilia
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- Photocopies of biographical and genealogical information on Thomas Condon family
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- Biographical information on Nora Condon, including obituaries and memorials
ADDED ENTRIES:
Condon family
Condon, Nora
Condon, William M., 1865-1920
Dentistry — Nebraska
Women’s clubs — Nebraska — Humphrey
Women’s clubs — Nebraska — Madison
Women’s clubs — Nebraska — Platte County
Willmore/js 09-09-1964
Encoded TMM 03-16-2010