United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
Found in 33 Collections and/or Records:
House of Representatives Confederate Imprint
One 1863 Confederate imprint relating to the House of Representatives with regard to a resolution on finance.
J. S. Downs Correspondence
One March 4, 1925 letter from J. S. Downs in Chickasha, Oklahoma to "My dear Madam" in Norfolk, Virginia. The correspondence concerns Downs's appreciation for information relating to Captain Sutton during the Civil War, and also provides a brief biography of J. S. Downs.
John H. Rand Research Photocopies
Photocopies of papers related to John H. Rand, a drummer musician for the 37th Regiment, United States Colored Infantry during the Civil War. The research was conducted circa 2010, and the photocopied documents cover the 1860s-1930s, of which many if not all originals are located in the National Archives.
John M. Sutton Correspondence
One December 5, 1863 letter from John M. Sutton of Company C, 3rd North Carolina Battalion at Fort Holmes to "My dear brother."
John Walters Diary
One 132-page typescript copy of The Diary of John Walters, Private, Norfolk Light Artillery Blues. The diary was originally written during the Civil War from May 8, 1862 to April 20, 1865.
Lena Woolford Confederate Scrapbook
Leroy Bedell Certificate
One October 19, 1864 certificate issuing the discharge of Union soldier Leroy Bedell from the 11th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry in Norfolk, Virginia.
Major William Baker Papers
Personal correspondence sent to William James Baker and Sarah F. Baker. Scrapbook pages include obituary clippings and information about the Chesapeake Boat Club.
Parkie B. West Letters
Letters written to Miss Parkie B. West during and following the Civil War. Most letters discuss daily life from parts of Virginia, North Carolina, and Maryland.
Reminiscences of the War Between the States Typescript
One typescript copy of Westwood A. Todd's 1882 memoir of the Civil War, covering the time period from April 1861 through July 1865.