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1864/07/06
Winslow, John Ancrum, 1811-1873
to Edward E. Preble re: letter of recommendation for him, praising his bravery
Praising Preble for action under fire in the battle between Kearsage and Alabama.
GLC06731
1870/08/17
Lybrook, Bettie W., fl. 1870
re: criticizing the KKK but without it the no white lady would be safe in Ala.
With envelope.
GLC06732
1857/06/24
Langford, Liberty, fl. 1857
to Craig Langford re: Kentucky master negotiating sale of family to former slave
The former slave wants to buy his wife and daughter out of slavery. According to GLC 6733.04, Liberty may be Craig's father.
GLC06733.01
1857/07/14
to Craig Langford re: negotiating sale of family to former slave
"I would give you more time... but I do not know at what time James may be here and run some of them off and sell them..."
GLC06733.02
1857/11/30
Extending deadline to raise the money
GLC06733.03
1858/02/21
Coffin, Levi, 1798-1877
to Jesse Stubbs re: helping fugitive slaves escape (the Langford family)
GLC06733.04
1860 ca.
Stubbs, Jesse, fl. 1860
Printed biography mentioning the Langford story
Some details vary.
GLC06733.05
[1861]/02/10
Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867
Resolutions by the Mississippi legislature on the advent of secession
GLC06735
1864/03
The Public laws of Georgia passed in the extra session in March 1864
This is the "Waters" pamphlet.
GLC06736
1867/09/05
Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875
Pardon of former Confederate naval pirate, John N. Maffit
Countersigned by William H. Seward. Accompanied by a Certification of Maffit's oath taking
GLC06737
1839/06/24
Ross, John, 1790-1866
to Matthew Buckle re: requesting meeting to prevent war between Cherokee peoples
Attempting to stop war between two Cherokee tribes.
GLC06741.01
1839/07/02
Guess, George, fl. 1839
to the Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation re: invitation to the national convention
Written by George Guess, Tobacco Wile, David Melton, and Looney Price on behalf of the Old Settlers.
GLC06741.03
1862/04/01
to Cols. Waitie, Drew, and McIntosh re: "defence of the Indian County"
GLC06741.04
1865/02/03
Hamilton, James, fl. 1865
to John T. McKenzie re: Chickasaw women; prospect of marriage
"...I envy you not when I think of my charming little Chickasaw--a perfect paragon of beauty and excellence...the Queen of the forest....I think by properly managing the affair I can lur Miss Mattie into a marriage contract and thus complete my fame...
GLC06741.05
1837/06/06
Proposals to engage waggons and teams to assist in the removal of the...
[title continued] Chickasaw Indians west of the Mississippi. With table containing list of names and numbers of horse/ox teams.
GLC06741.06
1837 ca.
Skello, J.M., fl. 1837
Tally of Indians moving from Little Rock to Fort Towson
Covers the period of May 4th through July 16th, with separate total for teamsters rations.
GLC06741.07
1837/07/01-1838/01/13
Vanderslice, D., fl. 1837-1838
Account of Vanderslice's expenditures during Chickasaw emigration
Vanderslice was Assisant Superintendent and Conductor in the emigration of the Chickasaw Indians.
GLC06741.08
1838/02/20
Certification re: delivery of 175 Chickasaw Indians and their belongings
Delivered via the ship "Itasca."
GLC06741.09
1812/07/07
Adams, John, 1735-1826
to Benjamin Rush re: support for US in War of 1812
Writing from retirement, Adams writes to his friend Rush on a variety of topics, especially the War of 1812. This letter was written one month after the United States declared war on Great Britain. "I believe with you that Wars are the natural and...
GLC06742
1774/05/16
Great Britain. Parliament. Boston Port.
Boston evening post. Supplement [printing Boston Port Act]
Slight text loss to newspaper banner at top.
GLC06743
1775/06/24
New York Journal. Supplement. "Last Night arrived an Express..."
Reprints an eyewitness account of the battle of Bunker Hill. Printed by John Holt.
GLC06744
1775/07/17
North, Frederick, 1732-1792
to unknown re: relaying Gage's opinion that 32,000 troops are needed
Relaying Gage's opinion that 32,000 troops are needed to suppress to suppress the rebellion in North America Written in Bushy Park.
GLC06746.01
1775/09/17
Montague, John, fl. 1775
to unknown re: ship construction in Philadelphia
Signed "Sandwich." Montague was Earl of Sandwich.
GLC06746.02
1776/02/23
Germain, George Sackvile, Viscount Sackville, 1716-1785
to unknown re: Burgoyne and Carleton
Germaine was Viscount Sackville.
GLC06746.03
1782/12/24
Hancock, John, 1737-1793
Promissory note to Ms. Margaret Tidmarsh for 300 pounds
GLC06746.04
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