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Appointment

Official appointment for services in the subsistence department. Booth must say whther he accepts or not.

GLC03347.69

Clothing and Equipage Division

Informing Booth that his affidavit pertaining to clothing, camp and equipage has been received.

GLC03347.70

General Order No. 610

Captain Thomas R. Booth is hereby honorbly mustered out.

GLC03347.71

Commission of Provost Major

Comission for Thomas Booth is enclosed.

GLC03347.72

to Unknown

Possibly partial letter. Anna want the recipient to visit her. The author gives the news about Susan's children.

GLC03347.73

Photograph of Fort Snelling and the Valley of the Minnesota.

One photograph of Fort Snelling and the Valley of the Minnesota. A small black & white image, printed by Whitney's Gallery, St. Paul, Minnesota. Originally with a letter (see GLC00203.10) by Edwin Jackson, a Private in Company D. of the 6th Minnesota...

GLC00203.10.01

Colored convalescent soldiers resting after a march, at Aiken's Landing, James River, Va.

Stereocard from the War Views series, a photographic history of the War for the Union. No. 2608. Published by E & H.T. Anthony, & Co. American and Foreign Stereoscopic Emporium, 501 Broadway, New York.

GLC00561.01

Maj-Gen. A. E. Burnside and members of his staff at his Headquarters, near Richmond, Va.

Stereocard from the War Views series, a photographic history of the War for the Union. Portrait of Major General Ambrose Everett Burnside and two members of his staff. No. 2434. Published by E & H.T. Anthony, & Co. American and Foreign Stereoscopic...

GLC00561.06

Gen. Mead's headquarters at Gettysburg.

Stereocard from the War Views series, a photographic history of the War for the Union. No. 2396. These are the original views taken by "Brady," the government artist, during 1861-1865.

GLC00561.07

Gen. Sharman's wagon train, near Savannah, Ga.

Stereocard from the War Views series, a photographic history of the War for the Union. No. 3547. Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co. American and Foreign Stereoscopic Emporium, 591 Broadway, New York.

GLC00561.08

Lulu Falls, on the top of Lookout Mountain, Tenn.

Stereocard from the War Views series, a photographic history of the War for the Union. No. 3652. Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co. American and Foreign Stereoscopic Emporium, 591 Broadway, New York.

GLC00561.09

Masked Battery and obstruction in the James river, Fort Darling, near Richmond, Va.

Stereocard from the War Views series, a photographic history of the War for the Union. No. 3349. Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co. American and Foreign Stereoscopic Emporium, 591 Broadway, New York.

GLC00561.10

Garrison of Fort Wagner on parade.

Stereocard from the War Views series, a photographic history of the War for the Union. No. 3605. These are the original views taken by "Brady," the government artist, during 1861-1865.

GLC00561.11

Michigan and Pennsylvania Relief Association.

(titles continues) Ladies ministering to the wounded and sick soldiers. Stereocard from the War Views series, a photographic history of the War for the Union. No. 2488. These are the original views taken by "Brady," the government artist, during 1861...

GLC00561.12

to Mr. Booth

The author thanks him for his letter, and he accepts Booth's apology "for the little adjective you have seen proper to affix to my name." He comments on Mr. Mass's despondency because a lady's flirtations with another man.

GLC03347.31

to Thomas Booth

This is to inform Booth that his resignation as a cadet has been accepted.

GLC03347.32

Official Acceptance of Resignation

Mentions that he was proficient in French, English, Drawing, Artillery and Infantry tactics.

GLC03347.33

to Thomas Booth

He saw Mr. Ford and spoke to him about Booth. Should the opportunity arise he would be able to offer his assistance.

GLC03347.34

to Brother

First page written over. He refers to a bell that's cracked and wonders how it might have gotten cracked. He believes it can be recast.

GLC03347.35

to Thomas

Their income has been severely cut. They cannot possibly live where they are now with the rent and board. They would prefer a smaller house. He tells him he wants him to have his father's watch.

GLC03347.36

to Thomas

2 letters from two different authors. Their father is sick with pneumonia. She also says the father conversed with a Bishop Lee recently on the subject of religion.

GLC03347.37

to Beloved Brother (Thomas)

She writes that father has breathed his last breath. Their father had many anxieties for his family. She thinks is important for Thomas to get away from work and spend time with them for a few weeks,

GLC03347.38

to Colonel (Thomas Booth)

He is trying to sell Pensacola to him as a place to build capital. He advertises Pensacola as an up and coming city, a growing city, a place where businesses can be established.

GLC03347.39

to Colonel (Thomas Booth)

He wants him to come to Pensacola and join him in the lumber business. He thinks Lee was a better general than Grant.

GLC03347.40

to F. Wright

Booth's wife told him that Wright offered him a new position which would require him to be in Pittsburgh by February 1st.

GLC03347.41

to George R. Booth

He promises to bring him and his mother to Franklin as soon as the railroad is in better order.

GLC03347.42

to J.S. Morrison

2 telegrams. Morrison asks if he will accept position. Booth says he accepts the position and will be in Richmond Tuesday or Wednesday.

GLC03347.43

to Thomas R. Booth (My dear husband)

Missing pages. They have been having atrocious weather but expect Spring to come soon.. Mostly illegible.

GLC03347.44

to Thomas R. Booth

King asks if he would be interested in an engineering job.

GLC03347.45

to T.M. King

Booth says he would be happy to acept the job as soon as he is done with his current position

GLC03347.46

to S. Spencer

Booth provides him with a list of references who can reccomend him as an engineer.

GLC03347.47

to Thomas R. Booth

"Arrangements proposed will be satisfactory."

GLC03347.48

to Thomas R. Booth

Atkinson lets him know that Mr. F. has resigned his position.

GLC03347.49

to Comissioner of Pensions

Booth asks him to send the application for a pension.

GLC03347.50

to Comissioner of Pensions

Booth has enclosed his claim for pension.

GLC03347.51

to Acting Commisioner (J.L Davenport)

Booth refers to a mistake in the paperwork says he was a medical cadet in the army. This was not the case, however.

GLC03347.52

to J.L. Davenport

Booth does his best to answer to answer the questions regarding the position he held as clerk in the adjutant's office.

GLC03347.54

to J.L. Davenport

Handwritten version of GLC02247.56. Booth does his best to answer to answer the questions regarding the position he held as clerk in the adjutant's office.

GLC03347.55

to Thomas R. Booth

Wolle tells Booth that he has often been in his thoughts. It must have been a greta comfort to that Booth could be with his mother. Unfortunatly, health and distance kept him apart.

GLC03347.57

to Mr. Clement

On the recent death of Chief Justice Booth. He provides a tribute.

GLC03347.58

Palmyra, Missouri

Nature scene. Copied from an engraving by E.V.L.B

GLC03347.59

Obituary for Margaret J. Rodney Booth

Booth's widow. A partial manuscript copy is included.

GLC03347.60

to Thomas R. Booth

The cold weather has made his hands terribly chapped and it is difficult for him to write. He gives the news of family and friends like Julia, Brandy, Maria and Liz.

GLC03347.61

to Thomas R. Booth

The author passed along his proposal to Dr. Spottswood. When he has something definite to tell him about the the sale of his house Booth will be informed. His sisters found out a nurse they know has scarlet fever.

GLC03347.62

to Thomas R. Booth

The house cannot be sold at this time. It would be better to rent it. The author gives news of family and friends including upcoming weddings.

GLC03347.63

to Thomas R. Booth

When they last talked he was stationed in Brazil . After three years he took passage with a vessel to Singapore and then went on to Bombay. He finally got a raise and a promotion. He briefly describes India.

GLC03347.64

to Thomas R. Booth

He is referring to taking the estimate for something. He mentions the different sections associated with the project.

GLC03347.74

to darling Cherry

He tries to figure out when would be the most ideal time for him to come home. She has been making baby blankets for others and he praises her as a benefactor.

GLC08284.084

to darling Cherry

He mentions the influx of court martials lately. He also talks about the upcoming election and how the NY troops will support Lincoln absolutely. He mentions her Aunt Chara.

GLC08284.085

to darling Cherry

He gives advice on how to deal with their son who has most likely been spoiled by her parents. He refers to Lotty Peck.

GLC08284.086

to darling Cherry

The ship was so crowded that they had to build an office and quarters for him. He hopes Grnat will be marching into Charleston soon.

GLC08284.087

to my darling wife

He is worried about Jimmy's weak limbs and advises his wife on how to deal with it. He explored Morris Island.

GLC08284.101

to my darling wife

He has been sick with a headache and has been vomiting. He talks at length about disciplining Jimmy and how to deal with her parents who have other ideas on how to raise him.

GLC08284.102

to my darling wife

He spends a great deal of time praising his wife for the majority of the letter.

GLC08284.103

to my darling wife

They are patiently awaiting orders. He includes a sketch of a ship.

GLC08284.104

Bank Book for Charles Armstrong

GLC02157.74

Constitution and Bylaws of Warren Temple of Honor

Undated.

GLC02157.75

Constitution and Bylaws of Warren Temple of Honor

GLC02157.76

Constitution and Bylaws of Friendship Division of the Sons of Temperance

Receipts in back.

GLC02157.77

to C.A. Royce

GLC02915.001

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.002

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.003

to Unknown

GLC02915.004

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.005

to my dear brother

GLC02915.006

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.007

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.008

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.009

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.010

to "my brother" (Sarah Kendall)

GLC02915.011

to "Sister Henry"

GLC02915.012

to my "dear brother"

GLC02915.013

to Unknown

GLC02915.014

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.015

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.016

to Brother L [illegible]

GLC02915.017

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.018

to Brother L

GLC02915.019

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.020

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.021

to Brother L

GLC02915.022

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.023

to dear friend

GLC02915.024

to John Kendall

GLC02915.025

to my esteemed and respected sir

GLC02915.026

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.027

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.028

to Brother Harlow

GLC02915.029

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.030

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.031

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.032

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.033

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.034

to John Kendall

GLC02915.035

to Brother L

GLC02915.036

to my dear young friends

GLC02915.037

to John Kendall

GLC02915.038

to John Kendall

GLC02915.039

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.040

to my dear friend (John Kendall)

GLC02915.041