Group to feature five individual paper documents, with original Civil War related items pertaining to Henry Fraley (66th O.V.I.) including;

Printed and written 'Invoice of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, Circular No. 52 - Series of 1863', presented as a folded single-sheet document, turned over to Lieutenant Henry Fraley of the 66th O.V.I. dated 5 June, 1865, by (General) John G. Mitchell (1838-1894). Details written by John G. Mitchell, signed by Henry Fraley, 11.25" x 8.5" in. Good condition with expected toning to paper, creases from folding and light surface distress, strong integrity with no significant flaws.

(Civil War) Muster and Descriptive Roll, presented as a large-format folded document, printed and in writing, partially filled out with regards to the Veteran Volunteers serving under Company A, 66th O.V.I. dated 31 March, 1864, Bridgeport, Alabama, with signatures of JA Jacoby and Beale? (indistinct). 30.25" x 10.5" in. Fair to good condition with staining, tearing and surface issues.

Three page hand-written documents on ruled paper, outlining the promotions and battles (Civil War) engaged by Henry Fraley between 1861 and 1865, while serving for the 66th Ohio Volunteers Infantry. Entries written on facing pages only, dated May 22, 1888, most likely by H. Fraley. Each page 8" x 5.25" inches, very good condition with light age toning, creases from folding, with strong integrity and no additional damage.

Two smaller-format receipt documents associated to the Willey family of Ashtabula, Ohio, dated 1866 and 1910. Good to very good condition.

NOTE: The association between Henry Fraley and the Willey family is unclear, although the documents were passed down together and are being offered, as found, within five individual lots (please see lots #187-#191). Henry Fraley (born circa 1839-1840, Cumberland, Co, Pennsylvania) occupation listed as a farmer and later merchant, was enlisted on 5th November, 1861, from Campaign County, Ohio, at Urbana, as a private of Company A, 66th Regiment, Ohio Volunteers Infantry under Captain Charles E. Fulton. After several promotions in rank, he was ultimately appointed Captain of Company H. on 14 June, 1865.