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to Daddy

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to taking diving lessons, her mother missing him and asking about his flight to Germany.

GLC09573.02.309

to Rod

One letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Sherri Lynn dated August 17, 1977. Pertains to staying with Kathy and Connie. Mentions that she moved from Pennsylvania and that she got a feathered hair cut.

GLC09573.02.310

to Dad

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to school starting in September.

GLC09573.02.311

to Dad

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to her new clothes for school in September.

GLC09573.02.312

[Extra issues of Rations]

Lists men by company with issued rations. Countersigned by Samuel Shaw with an endorsement signed by Dudley Mercer. Date and place writ from note.

GLC02437.01969

[Extra officers rations]

Request for a week's worth of provisions. Signed by a John K. (rest of the surname is illegible), countersigned by Samuel Shaw and includes a note on the verso from Joseph Banks.

GLC02437.01990

[Account between Henry Knox and Thomas Mifflin]

Contains account information from November and December 1775. Appears to be payments made by Knox to Mifflin, Quarter Master General of the Continental Army.

GLC02437.09489

[Abstract of pay covering the month of January for eight men in Captain Perkins's company]

Abstract of pay for eight men in William Perkins' company for the month of January 1776. Lists men by name, position and pay amount. Contains a pencil docket and several mathematical tables on verso.

GLC02437.09506

[Recommendation for a leave of absence for Lieutenant Wales]

Colonel Butler recommends Wales, of the First Connecticut Regiment, for a leave of absence until 13 February 1783. Possibly directed to Henry Knox at West Point.

GLC02437.09583

[Recommendation for a hired man to serve in the military in the place of Benjamin Burt]

Burt hires the man for one year's service. Captain Patten directs his recommendation to Major General Henry Knox. On verso, Samuel Shaw, Henry Knox's aide-de-camp, authorizes Burt's discharge for one year. Shaw also writes from West Point.

GLC02437.09682

[Account between Henry Knox and Charles Knowles]

Knowles signs as paymaster. Lists Knox's accounts regarding several companies.

GLC02437.10478

to Stevenson Taylor

Luce says he heard from Frederick P. Vinton that Taylor was the President of the Webb Institute. Is writing for a copy of the Prospectus of the Institute. Is particularly interested in knowing about a course on naval architecture and ship building...

GLC03479.67

to Abby Goold

Tells his mother about the temperance book Aunt Jane sent to Cousin James, which was passed along to him. The boys in the guard make fun of him for reading the book, but he doesn't mind as he has gotten used to the teasing. Tells her that he wishes...

GLC03523.05.13

to Joseph M. Maitland

Reports to son about the death of a family friend, Ben Morgan. Writes that "I asked him of his hope of Heaven. He said it was strong, strong enough to bear him over the Jordon of waters." Instructs his son to make himself acquainted with his officers...

GLC03523.10.061

to Bell Wharton

Possibly written by Joseph Maitland, based on content. Begins letter to Bell with a love poem, "Old Song." Tells her that he was thinking of her and the song came into his mind, especially because of the lines, "'never till life and memory perish...

GLC03523.10.115

to Joseph M. Maitland

Letter addressed "My Dearest Joe." Expresses pleasure at receiving his letters. Complains news is scarce and it is difficult to write two letters a week with anything interesting to say. Reports she attended a "sing" at the Baptist Church. Informs a...

GLC03523.10.168

to Maria Damuth

Writes that the regiment is still in Helena, although General Benjamin Prentiss has encouraged the men to be ready to march at any time. The Lieutenant Colonel of the 29th, whom Damuth accuses of thinking "more of the Rebels than he did of his own...

GLC03523.14.15

to Aaron Hobart

Discussing who should be appointed in charge of the post office in Canandaigua. Believes Mr. Heartnell, who has just won the office, does not deserve it, and is not supported by the village. Reccomends Mr. Gooding for the position, and requests...

GLC06313.04.206

to Aaron Hobart

Requesting Hobart's assisstance regarding a law that will pay them for the loss of their ship. "If the result should be in our favor, and you have any voice or influence...you will request the law to authorize the Collector to pay the allowance to...

GLC06313.04.207

to Aaron Hobart

Introducing "my old friend, Mr. Elliot," discussing the trial of Mr. Maffit, and says there is no other news of note.

GLC06313.04.208

The Emancipator. [Vol. 1, no. 45 (March 9, 1837)]

Reports on a recent anti-slavery meeting in Edinburgh regarding the war in Texas and its connection to slavery. Contains a long letter from New York abolitionist William Goodell, among other miscellaneous reports. Phelps serves as editor....

GLC08875.04

to John T. Hoffman

Writes to the Governor of New York and encloses a letter (enclosure not included). States he does not know anything of the writer nor of the case, but transmits the letter because it concerns a human life.

GLC02095.15

to George Nichols

Discusses the payment of his life insurance policy and asks Nichols to settle payment. Sends a check for $25 for Nichols to retain until Lillie comes up. Postscript reads, "Office hours from 10 to 2." On stationery printed "U.S. Military Asylum...

GLC03212.05

to Mary Moore Kelly

The battle of Fredericksburg is over, with little accomplished. He describes the endurance required of the soldiers. The attack was made against the orders of Gen. Hooker. He describes hospital work during and following the battle.

Excerpt: "Our...

GLC04195.07

to Benjamin A. Woolston

Written from headquarters of the Army of the Potomac. Writes to his father in Tullytown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, that he is well and that the weather has been very rainy. Heard some musket firing last night but is not sure if it was...

GLC03523.26.07

Daily chronicle & sentinel. [Vol. 27, no. 361 (December 10, 1863)]

Subjects include The Siege of Charleston-Further Shelling of the City, Yankees Have Seized All Boats Along the Tennessee River, News on the Siege of Fort Sumter. A proclamation from the governor requests citizens to join in a day of fasting, prayer...

GLC05959.07.05

Daily dispatch. [Vol. 21, no. 57 (March 8, 1862)]

The Evacuation of Columbus confirmed, The Federals near New Madrid, Reported battle in Missouri.

GLC05959.56.108

The Sentinel. [Vol. 1, no. 60 (March 9, 1864)]

13th Alabama Regiment re-enlisted, Beast Butler at New Orleans..

GLC05959.57.06

Daily Richmond examiner. [Vol. 17, no. 304 (March 8, 1864)]

Arrangements for the departure of Maximillan to Mexico are complete.

GLC05959.72.061

Daily Richmond examiner. [Vol. 17, no. 305 (March 9, 1864)]

The affair on the Eastern Shore, Congratulatory order of General Elzey, Arrest of a Government Officer at City Point upon the Charge of Communicating Treasonable Documents to the Enemy.

GLC05959.72.062

to Joseph B. Varnum

Informs of the election of William Low as officer for state security in the town of Amherst. His election removed a British federalist who represented the town the previous year. Feels that Governor William Plumer will be elected Governor instead...

GLC03845.17

[South Carolina Military Academy receipt for fees from T.W. Hutson]

Payment of $100 for the first installment of academic fees for 1902-03 session. Next payment due 1 January 1902 in the amount of $75. Printed by Walker, Evans & Cogswell.

GLC08165.26

[Special order]

Co-signed by Charles J. C. Hutson, Adjutant. States that the company commanders will have the streets of the camp policed and inspected. Orders that the streets should be policed each morning and soldiers delinquent in their duties should be...

GLC08165.72

[Discussion of troop returns with Confederate Generals James Chesnut and Beverly H. Robertson].

Penciled notes on an ADS of troop return.

GLC08239.01

[Collection of 2 printed rebus poems]. Decimalized.

GLC08255

to George, Prince of Wales

British hand-colored, printed rebus poem. "On War" depicts a miniature battle scene along with the lines: "How furious is the Battles rage/When foes with fire and swords engage...".

GLC08255.01

to George, Prince of Wales

British hand-colored, printed rebus poems. "On Peace" shows the Goddess of Peace along with the lines: "While gentle peace alike invites/All ranks to share in her delights...".

GLC08255.02

[Land bond]

Signed by Henry Knox, and John Rynier and John Gleason as witnesses. A land bond for Robert Houston, payable to Knox. Houston gave Knox a note for $290 which is to be paid in three years plus interest for a 100 acre lot in Hancock County, Maine.

GLC02437.07692

to the Provost-Marshall of Baltimore City

Written at camp of the 2nd Michigan Infantry near Newport News, Virginia to the Provost Marshall in Baltimore, Maryland. Formal request for his wife Amanda to visit him at the regiment's camp near Newport News, Virginia.

GLC03523.13.084

to Amanda Wilkinson

Writes to his wife that he is discouraged to hear of all the troubles at home. He comments that his grandfather has worked hard and that it is up to the younger generation to make sure he has all of his wants supplied. States that he is saddened by...

GLC03523.13.085

to Aaron Hobart

"Honorable Aaron Hobart" written in by hand. Written in the College Hill, neighborhood of Washington, D.C.

GLC06313.04.350

to his friend

Writes from camp near "White Oak Chapel" that he wishes he had been sent to Philadelphia for the wound he received at Manassas. However, if he had, he would not have been able to fight at the Battles of Crampton Pass and Antietam. Says he has...

GLC06559.021

to Sarah Ogden

Describes a difficult march and his new position as Provost Guard. Writes he fears that he will never see his family again, and states that he considers the hospital at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania his second home. Apologizes for his sloppy...

GLC06559.040

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

Pease is writing to tell Senator Bruce that he does not appreciate being followed and would like to talk to the Senator at his earliest convenience.

GLC09400.153

[Obituary]

An obituary of Captain William Cochran Michie. A white ribbon is also pinned to the clipping with "Reception Committee" printed on it.

GLC03133.10

to Aaron Hobart

GLC06313.04.239

to Aaron Hobart

Includes a handwritten 'f' written on the address leaf, possibly a free frank.

GLC06313.04.242

to Aaron Hobart

Inquiry as to whether or not they are related as they have the same last name.

GLC06313.04.297

to Aaron Hobart

Signed by William H. [Sturtevant?]

GLC06313.04.298

to Sarah Ogden

Thanks Ogden for sending him the money that he requested. Describes his journey from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Concord, (possibly New Hampshire or Massachusetts). States his regiment is presently stationed in different parts of the state, and...

GLC06559.036

to Sarah Ogden

Writes from the Military Department Marine Hospital that he has received another furlough for six days, in which he got a chance to walk around the city for the first time. Praises the "patriotic & charitable operations" headed by the women back...

GLC06559.067

to his mother

One page is a small card reading "April Fool"

GLC06588.001

Adams & Co Bank note $277.95

GLC09234.10

[Account of Army of Northern Virginia cavalry operations]

"…praise to the valor, endurance & patriotism of the noble band of troopers I had the honor to Comd. … they at least did their whole duty in the unsuccessful struggle in which we were engaged."
Opening with the Wilderness and Spotsylvania battles...

GLC09392

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

Rosenbaum is writing to ask once again for Senator Bruce's recommendation for a position in the Post office in Meridian Mississippi. This item is related to GLC 09400.113, and GLC09400.114. Which are both concerning the appointment of Rosenbaum to...

GLC09400.119

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

This is a letter asking for Senator Bruce's help in getting Little Huggins, and Scullen. It also asks for Senator Bruce to help control the Post office in Jackson as there is no Republican Representatives in Jackson. He also inquires the reason for...

GLC09400.165

to his family

Writes in anticipation of his brother's arrival. Hopes that they will have another large review while his brother is present. He writes that he really enjoyed an article that his mother has sent to him: "How a free people conduct a long war" by...

GLC03603.204

to his mother and sister

Describes the camp and goes into great detail about the Division Guard Mounting. Notes his feeling of pride at seeing the 8th Regiment's bullet-pierced flag and describes "Charlie's" daily duties.

GLC03603.205

to his mother and sister

Writes of meeting various Norwich acquaintances he has been seeing in the camp and attending church services.

GLC03603.206

to Joseph A. Humphreys

Writing to her son, she recounts the family's experiences in the city. Her daughters have attended so many parties they are running out of clothes. She wishes for a lock of her son's hair to make a bracelet. Writes that she has been to see...

GLC04501.101

to David P. Harmon

Written from Salem, likely in Massachusetts. Informs Harmon that an announcement for the next quarterly meeting in Salem of the Essex County Anti-Slavery Society will be published in "The Liberator" next week. Writes that the success of the meeting...

GLC06143.14

to Aaron Hobart

Harris, who identifies himself as a marshal, writes to thank Hobart for his assistance and ask for his future aid in regard to the "final passage of the Bill," probably the Mackerel Fishery Bill before Congress.

GLC06313.04.166

to Aaron Hobart

Asks about the "probable fate" of a bill "to prohibit the importation of foreign Spirits," as he is soon expecting a shipment of rum whose value would be affected by the law. Complains about the already high duties on rum.

GLC06313.04.167

Substitute for the report of the Committee on Federal Relations, presented by Mr. Harvie, March 9, 1861.

Presented by Harvie, Robert L. Montague, and Samuel Croudson Williams, delegates at Virginia's secession convention. The Committee on Federal Relations dissents from the reports of the majority and recommends the adoption of the following resolution...

GLC08886.01

to Norris Howes

Note sending his autograph. On stationary of the Boston Athletic Association.

GLC05603.01.15

To a Judge

References the Confederate constitution he helped draft: "You will see by the papers that the Convention authorized us to make the necessary changes in the code - Now for work let us go ahead!"

GLC09173

to Mother

A Southerner writing about "Divine Institution of Negro Slavery" and "old Abe and his abolition crew."

GLC09189

to General Pierre G. T. Beauregard

Defends his decision to suspend an earlier state militia reserve call-up, saying that the untrained militia are inefficient and would be more valuable planting crops at home. Supports his opinion with extracts from telegrams sent to General...

GLC09209

to L. Pierce Jr.

Retained copy of letter to the U.S. Consul at Matamoras, declining to intervene in the ongoing Civil War in Mexico. "The federal government of Mexico is on terms of intimate friendship with ours... if your danger is iminent you should remove herer...

GLC09230

Rev. Newman Hall

One photograph of Reverend Newman Hall dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1764

Lord Winmarleigh

One photograph of John Wilson-Patten, Baron Winmarleigh dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1765

Rev. Monsignor Capel

One photograph of Reverend Monsignor Capel dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1766

Right Hon. Cowper-Temple

One photograph of William Cowper-Temple dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1767

The Duke of Abercorn

One photograph of James Hamilton, Duke of Abercorn dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1768

Robert J. Phillimore

One photograph of Robert J. Phillimore dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1769

Bishop of Chichester

One photograph of Richard Durnford, Bishop of Chichester dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1770

Engraving of John Tyler

One engraving of John Tyler dated circa 1860. Bust portrait of Tyler.

GLC08878.2001

William Black

One photograph of William Black dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1771

Engraving of John Tyler

One engraving of John Tyler dated circa 1910. Three quarter length portrait of Tyler.

GLC08878.2002

Engraving of Martin Van Buren

One engraving of Martin Van Buren dated circa 1860. Three quarter length portrait of Van Buren.

GLC08878.2003

Sir John Hawkshaw

One photograph of John Hawkshaw, a civil engineer dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1772

Right Hon. Lyon Playfair

One photograph of Lyon Playfair dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1773

The Earl of Shaftesbury

One photograph of Anthony Ashley Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1774

The Archbishop of Canterbury

One photograph of Archibald Campbell Tait dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1775

The Bishop of Winchester

One photograph of Edward Harold Browne, bishop of Winchester dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1776

Sir Charles Hall

One photograph of Charles Hall dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1777

Right Hon. Sir Bartle Frere

One photograph of Bartle Frere dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1778

The Venerable George A. Denison

One photograph of George A. Denison dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1779

Engraving of Martin Van Buren

One engraving of Martin Van Buren dated circa 1910. Three quarter length portrait of Van Buren.

GLC08878.2004

McKinley Memorial

One print of the McKinley Memorial dated circa 1950. Features the front columns of the birthplace memorial memorial through which is seen a statue of McKinley.

GLC08878.2005

Lord Redesdale

One photograph of John Thomas Redesdale dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1780

Sir James Macnaghten Hogg

One photograph of Sir James Macnaghten Hogg dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1781

Pere Hyacinthe

One photograph of Hyacinthe Loyson dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1782

Sir Richard Baggallay

One photograph of Sir Richard Baggallay dated 1878, taken by photographers Lock and Whitfield.

GLC08878.1783

Collection of letters from World War II

Collection of letters belonging to various soldiers who served during World War II. Consists of 5 sets of correspondence from Alfred Lichtig.

GLC10049

William McKinley in the Civil War

One print of entitled William McKinley in the Civil War dated circa 1950. Features two bust portraits of William McKinley as a young man. The first is when he was 18 and enlisted the second is when he was 22 as a captioan and brevet-major.

GLC08878.2006

The Roosevelt Home at Hyde Park, New York

One print of entitled The Roosevelt Home at Hyde Park, New York dated circa 1950. Features a view of the front of the house.

GLC08878.2007

Engraving of Andrew Johnson

One engraving of Andrew Johnson dated circa 1880. Bust portrait of Johnson.

GLC08878.2008

Engraving of Henry Wilson

One engraving of Henry Wilson dated circa 1875. Bust portrait of Wilson.

GLC08878.2009

Engraving of Wellington medal

One engraving of Wellington medal dated circa 1836. Includes both sides of the medal on of which is stamped Wellington and features a profile portrait of a man. The other side features a man on horseback.

GLC08878.2010