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Murphy, M.M. (fl. 1904-)
Certificate of authentificity
Document stating that the attached paper stating the death of William H. Scarborough is a true copy.
GLC02173.49
14 March 1904
to the Comrades of Encampment
Letter to veterans informing them of the death of William H. Scarborough on January 28, 1904.
GLC02173.50
17 August 1886
Humphreys, C.W. (fl. 1886-)
to Comrades
Invitation to attend the annual reunion of the 96th regiment
GLC02173.51
Unknown
to Mrs. James Scarborough
no date.
GLC02173.52
18 November 1861
to Mr. James Scarborough
no year.
GLC02173.53
2 July 1861
GLC02173.54
GLC02173.55
date cannot be read
GLC02173.56
GLC02173.57
12 February 1864
GLC02173.58
GLC02173.59
1 April 1863
Lyon, J. J.
to Amos J. Harding
Yesterday, Lyon received Harding's letter containing vouchers; very glad to hear from Harding. Was pleasantly located at Rolla, Missouri for two weeks when they "received orders emanating from the War Department to report to Major General Grant at...
GLC02178.01
19 June 1863
Gillette, Lee P.
Asks Harding to purchase $5 worth of Smoking Tobacco for him. Only wants good Tobacco and thinks it is 75 cents per pound, but Harding should not pay more than that price. Tells Harding that he is the "judge of the article." Harding should send it...
GLC02178.02
26 June 1863
Padgett, W. B.
Just wrote a letter to Major General Schofield earnestly demanding the release of Mr. Bradley Bunch. Asks Harding to visit Bunch and tell him to not lose hope. Spoke to General Davidson, who said that the case was beyond his jurisdiction. Hopes...
GLC02178.03
29 June 1863
Bunch, Bradley
States that he is under lasting obligations to Harding and to Mr. Padgett for the interest they are taking in his behalf. Writes that anything they may do toward accomplishing his release will be greatly remembered. Does not need anything at this...
GLC02178.04
13 July 1863
Writes that he has not heard from Harding in some time because his first letters were directed to General Davidson. Have no mail facilities with their brigade so it is very difficult to receive and mail letters. Writes that "General Davidson seems...
GLC02178.05
25 July 1863
Ribble, H. H.
Has been receiving Harding's letters but has not replied because he could do nothing for Harding at the time. Has been waiting for an opportunity for Harding's promotion and for the promotion of the Regiment. Thinks there are going to be some...
GLC02178.06
19 October 1864
Holloway, G. H.
Writes that they have "met the enemy and are out on parole, which occurred at Glasgow on the 15th after eight hours of constant and determined fighting." The Union had 600 untried soldiers against 8000 veteran Rebels. They had marched for three...
GLC02178.07
2 December 1864
Sayne, H. B.
Asks to be excused for not writing sooner, but he was waiting for the machine to run according to the notion of things. Thinks that Lieutenant Gannett is a gentleman; all his books and papers are in very good shape, but Sayne had to clean the office...
GLC02178.08
30 May 1865
Cowder, Sam D.
Harding has occupied a position that enables him to obtain information regarding the disbandment of the army. Wants clarification on the General Orders No 83 because these orders, according to our officers' understanding, limit its operation to...
GLC02178.09
23 July 1865
Glaze, H. S.
Mustered out of service on 13 July and finally feels like a free citizen. Has not gone into business yet and is not sure where and what business he will get into, but it will happen soon. In St. Louis, he saw a mutual friend, who looked fine as...
GLC02178.10
27 July 1865
Hayward, J. H.
Does not feel much like writing this afternoon but remembered his obligation and will say a few words. Arrived at St. Louis one week ago this morning (Thursday) at 3 o'clock. His company had been mustered out the day before. Panicked about getting...
GLC02178.11
21 September 1865
Clark, W. I.
Writes that Harding's kind and appreciated note on 17 September came today and he wants to reply quickly to Harding's kind sentiments. Writes that if he has been of service to Harding, which it was certainly in his power to be on the occasion that...
GLC02178.12
5 June 1866
Hitchcock, P. W.
Harding's request to receive his papers was accepted, and the papers are enclosed. Glad to know that Harding is successful and does not need or wish for office. Regrets that he could not accomplish something for Harding when he did wish it as it...
GLC02178.13
28 December 1851
Richison, George W.
to Erastus McKinney
re: his poor health, difficult financial situation, and the recent death of his son.
GLC02179.01.001
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