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As major general, seated 1/2 length portrait

Ink signature on recto "G.K. Warren." Ink inscription on verso "Gouverneur K. Warren, Capt. U.S. Topographical Engrs. Col. 5th N.Y. Vol. Inf. Brig. Gen. U.S.A., Sept. 26, 1862. Maj. Gen. U.S.A. May 3, 1863. Bv't. Maj. Gen. U.S.A., Mch. 13, '65"...

GLC05111.02.0838

Oath of office

Partially printed oath of office for appointment as a Major General, signed by Warren.

GLC03801.01

to Adjutant General of New York Volunteers Thomas Hillhouse.

Warren sends William Partridge, his assistant adjutant general, with recommendations for appointments in the 5th New York Regiment.

GLC02465.30

to Lorenzo Thomas

Accepting his promotion to Major General of Volunteers, and enclosing his oath of office (GLC03801.01).

GLC03801.02

Carte de visite

GLC00919.05

to Elias W. Beach

Letter written on Head Quarters Fifth Army Corps letterhead. "I have the honor to furnish you my autograph as you requested."

GLC00919.25.01

to Lt. Col. F. A. Walker

Requesting information about casualties from Battle of Morton's Ford: "Will you please tell me how many officers killed? how many wounded? how many missing?

GLC09168

[Army of the Potomac General Orders 1]

GLC09177.12

to Henry Jackson Hunt

Thanks Hunt for help writing an article on the Mine Run campaign. Discusses, at length, his "appeal to the president for a Court of Inquiry" relative to charges made by Sheridan against Warren, which has been granted. "Genl Sherman seems to have...

GLC02382.045

to Hollen Richardson

Marked confidential. Writes to Colonel Richardson as Major General. Warren, with General George Meade's agreement, feels that the drilling required to undertake a secret plan suggested by Richardson will arouse the suspicion of the enemy. On...

GLC02297.03