The collection is comprised of items relating to the life and musical careers of both Joyce Ann Huston and her mother Loyce Huston. Items date from 1974 to 2017 with the following date gaps: 1975 to 1984, 1986 to 1991, 1998 to 2005, and 2007-2016. The collection is arranged alphabetically by name. Items relating to Joyce Ann (Lady J) Huston include preservation photocopies of newspaper clippings relating to the Marquette Dancers, the front page of the Las Vegas New Times with a quote from Huston, her work with the Fibromyalgia/Chronic Fatigue Support Group in Las Vegas, and her relationship with distant O’Kelley relatives (“When black O’Kelleys and white O’Kelleys meet”). There are also copies of an advertisement for a performance and a review of Lady J’s performance in Las Vegas. Items relating to Loyce Huston include photocopies of two newspaper clippings that review her performances at the West Coast Lounge on Natural Bridge in St. Louis and photocopies of music and lyrics for I Want a Man Like That (no date). Huston’s handwritten will dated July 5, 2010, is included along with her funeral program with a biography and a color brochure with many photos sent as a thank-you note from the family to people who offered condolences upon Loyce’s passing in 2017.