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New York 10th Heavy Artillery Report Officers signed: 10th New York Inventory & inspection Report signed by generals Edward O.C, Ord & Edward Ferrero, 1st Lt. Harrison Montague (wounded at Malvern Hill. July 1, 1862) and Major James Campbell (Wounded at

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New York 10th Heavy Artillery Report Officers signed

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Est. US$100-US$500

John H. Blackman MA 12th Infantry KIA letter, etc.: John H. Blackman MA 12th Infantry KIA letter & Mass 39th Soldier letter. Letters from Maryland of 2 Massachusetts soldiers. John H. Blackman was Killed in action at Fredericksburg. Multipage letter me

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John H. Blackman MA 12th Infantry KIA letter, etc.

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1832 NH 4th Regt. Militia Lieut Taylor Promotion: 1832 Joseph Taylor Promoted to Lieutenant New Hampshire 4th Regt. Militia. September 13, 1832 Lieutenant Joseph Taylor Appointment to State of New Hampshire 7th Company of Infantry of the 4th Regiment

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1832 NH 4th Regt. Militia Lieut Taylor Promotion

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David Kagey 25th VA Confederate Hospital Steward: David Kagey 25th VA Confederate Hospital Steward discusses troop movements. September 16, 1864 letter discusses the troops planned movement to Fisher's Hill and Winchester.

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David Kagey 25th VA Confederate Hospital Steward

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Lt. John H. Smith leer during the Battle of Gettysburg: Lt. John H. Smith during the Battle of Gettysburg I Co. New Jersey 11th Infantry. Letter starts; "Dear friends, the bullets are flying around me at this moment and not knowing out it may be my last da

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Lt. John H. Smith leer during the Battle of Gettysburg

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Lt. John H. Smith march to the Battle of Gettysburg: Discusses men falling by the hundreds. Discusses being in a cramped ambulance and in the rain before getting a meal at "? on chairs and at a table ?

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Lt. John H. Smith march to the Battle of Gettysburg

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Illinois soldier in "Federal Prison, Meridan, Miss. etc: 1864 Letter from Illinois soldier in "Federal Prison, Meridan, Miss." to his sister, etc.. Timothy Horrigan "I" Co. 13th IL Infantry writes. "I am as happy as a Prisoner can be." Horrigan and about 60

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Illinois soldier in "Federal Prison, Meridan, Miss. etc

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Sgt. Edward M. Pike 33rd Ill. Inf. Wisc & Ohio letters: Sgt. Edward M. Pike 33rd Illinois Infantry, Wisconsin & Ohio letters. Letter from Medal of Honor winner Sgt, Pike for his actions at Cache River (Cotton Plant), a Union victory in Arkansas. 2 John DeM

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Sgt. Edward M. Pike 33rd Ill. Inf. Wisc & Ohio letters

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George Durel 5th Mass Cavalry Black Soldier letter: George Durel Co. H 5th Mass Cavalry Black Soldier letter. The 5th served at Clarksville from June-November 1865. He describes the conditions to his cousin. "It is very sickly down here." The hosbittle

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George Durel 5th Mass Cavalry Black Soldier letter

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Maj Gen John Logan & William "Grumble" Jones: Major General John Logan signed letter, William "Grumble" Jones signed document. Major General John Logan signed letter, William "Grumble" Jones signed document. 1850 Jones signed document. Jones was

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Maj Gen John Logan & William "Grumble" Jones

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Lt. Elson Misner NY Infantry Battle of the Wilderness: Lt. Elson Misner 145th & 80th NY Infantry - Battle of the Wilderness. Misner letter discusses fighting for 7 days and expecting to have about 4.000 prisoners. April 7, 1865 cookware and tents receipt

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Lt. Elson Misner NY Infantry Battle of the Wilderness

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1862 Letter to General Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson: 1862 Letter to General Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson by Capt. Samuel B. Myers. 1 1/2 Page Letter concerning the capturing of a Spy in the Bunker Hill area.

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1862 Letter to General Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson

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Henry Shaw Briggs 10th Mass Wounded at 7 Pines: 1863 Henry Shaw Briggs 10th Mass Letter Severely Wounded at 7 Pines. Writes to his wife after "the late bloody battle at Gettysburg."

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Henry Shaw Briggs 10th Mass Wounded at 7 Pines

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William H. Dickerson VA 35h Battalion Cav. Letter: William H. Dickerson B Co. VA 35th Battalion Cavalry Letter. From Charlottesville 1864

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William H. Dickerson VA 35h Battalion Cav. Letter

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Letter to Confederate Soldier in the Lomax Brigade: Small Stationary sent January 12, 1865

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Letter to Confederate Soldier in the Lomax Brigade

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Charles Smith 1862 Letter Williamsport Feb/12/1862: We have great times here over our recent victory.

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Charles Smith 1862 Letter Williamsport Feb/12/1862

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Harrison Hogans Stalnaker Virginia 62nd Inf. Letter: Written May 1864 - Week before Battle of New Market

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Harrison Hogans Stalnaker Virginia 62nd Inf. Letter

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Confederate Alexander McGhee Wallace GA 36th: Confederate Soldiers Letters: Alexander McGhee Wallace Co. L GA 36th Infantry etc. Wallace enlisted as Captain. After Chickamauga. Discusses Yankees moving toward Knoxville, the capture of Confederate

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Confederate Alexander McGhee Wallace GA 36th

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Charlestown, VA Uncle's Imprisonment & Death: Charlestown, VA Letters regarding Uncle's Imprisonment & Death. March 7, 1862 "I regret that your Uncle Berry has not been released. He is foolish no to take the oath." Another letter dated June 13, 1

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Charlestown, VA Uncle's Imprisonment & Death

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1862 Letters from Soldier at Camp Tyler: 1862 Harper's Ferry related Letters - Letters from Soldier at Camp Tyler. Two letters on patriotic letterhead from soldier to sister. Camp Tyler housed parolees from Harper's Ferry awaiting prisoner e

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1862 Letters from Soldier at Camp Tyler

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1863 Wm. A. Smith near Morrisonville D.C. & VA: 1863 Washington D.C, & Virginia related letters. Wm. A. Smith near Morrisonville. Smith discusses awaiting conscripts to get a break. Says the Confederates have left Culpepper and are heading to Frede

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1863 Wm. A. Smith near Morrisonville D.C. & VA

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Est. US$100-US$500

Pvt. PA Artillery Letters - re: Jefferson Davis & etc.: Pvt. Samuel Hendrickson PA Artillery Letters - Jefferson Davis & other Content. Content: Disgust with Drunk Men. Jefferson Davis reference, and visit in Washington D.C. One letter partial letter.

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Pvt. PA Artillery Letters - re: Jefferson Davis & etc.

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Est. US$25-US$200

Massachusetts Letters: Fort McHenry Prisoner, etc.: Letter announcing the death of Silas Coolidge 13th & 59th MA Vols. Died of Disease on July 1, 1864. Buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Sgt. Elbridge Howe 24th Mass Letters from Occupied Richmond t

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Massachusetts Letters: Fort McHenry Prisoner, etc.

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Est. US$100-US$500

Samuel Trueblood Confederate Veterans' medals: Two medals (one with torn cloth). Accompanying printout attributes them to Trueblood VA Co. B 12th Light Artillery and NC 13th Battalion Light Artillery. The 2 images are contemporary.

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Samuel Trueblood Confederate Veterans' medals

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Est. US$100-US$500

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