Scope and Contents Collection contains photocopies of correspondence between Debo and the Foremans in the Archives and Manuscripts Division of the Oklahoma Historical Society. Provided by Carol Ann Squires, Edmond.

Scope and Contents Collection contains 1 letter from Charles Banks Wilson to Jennifer Paustenbaugh, 1 photograph of Wilson painting Debo's portrait, 1 letter from Angie Debo to Wilson thanking him for painting the portrait. Also contains 2 handwritten pages with a recollection from Charles Banks Wilson on painting Angie Debo's portrait (which hangs in the OK State Capitol). Also includes a photocopy of a letter from Debo to Wilson.

Scope and Contents Collection contains Angie Debo's personal correspondence received from various individuals, including Mrs. James DeVore, Dr. LeRoy Fischer, and Dr. B.B. Chapman.

Scope and Contents Collection contains Angie Debo's correspondence with Mrs. Terry Allen. Correspondence between February 4, 1965 and June 11, 1965 relates to Debo’s teaching at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Sante Fe, New Mexico.

Scope and Contents Collection contains Angie Debo materials for the documentary, "Indians, Outlaws and Angie Debo". Included are newspaper clippings, correspondences, movie synopsis, 11 x 14 b/w photograph of Angie Debo seated in her rocking chair.

Scope and Contents Collection contains personal notes from Angie Debo covering 30 years. No correspondence from Velma Payne is included. Booklets about Debo, clippings, photographs, and books complete the collection.

Scope and Contents Collection contains photographs, atlases, magazines, file folder of correspondence from Debo to Huffer and copy of Debo's will, Debo's dictionary, the table on which her dictionary sat, proclamation from West Texas State University declaring Angie Debo day, certificates of her inclusion in the Arctic Circle club, newsclippings, and a copy of a paper by John W. Morris titled "Oklahoma's Ghost Towns."

Scope and Contents Collection contains newspaper clippings pertaining to the life and death of Angie Debo; correspondence between O'Neill and Debo, or between O'Neill and others about Debo; gifts from Debo to O'Neill from her travels; photographs and slides.

Scope and Contents Collection contains 1 scanned copy of a letter from Philip Ndegwa (Secretary to the Treasury, Republic of Kenya) to Rodney Huffer, stating that Angie Debo had written Ndegwa about Huffer's desire to work in Kenya after his Peace Corps assignment ended.