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to Paul H. Lobik

One letter from A.S. Tomisek to Paul H. Lobik dated December 28, 1931. Congratulating Paul on winning a contest/trip. Signed a tribune reader.

GLC09576.010

to Paul H. Lobik

One greeting card from Hank Jahoda to Paul H. Lobik dated December 18, 1934. The greeting card features a couple dressed in older style clothing approaching a house decorated for Christmas. A woman stands in the open door waiting for them.

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to Naomi

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated December 6, 1942. Pertains to missing her and recounting the last day he saw her. Also provides suggestions to maintain a relationship with his family members.

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to Mom, Dad, Grandma, Ruthie

One letter addressed to Eva, Ruth, and Morris Schwartz and Sarah Friedman from Warren Schwartz dated Africa Bound, December 19, 1942. Pertains to his current whereabouts on a ship, expectations that his letter will reach them and other updates.

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to Mom and Dad

One letter addressed to Eva and Morris Schwartz from Warren Schwartz dated December 28, 1942. Pertains to working.

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to Carolyn Hemsath

One letter from Don E. Fiene to Carolyn Hemsath dated December 7, 1964.

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to Carolyn Hemsath

One letter from Don E. Fiene to Carolyn Hemsath dated December 8, 1964.

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to Mary

He is glad to hear that Emma is doing well. He writes that he is doing well also. Once he arrived in Washington, D.C. he is unsure of what the army's next move will be. On the march from Charlestown, Maryland to Berryville, Virginia there was a great...

GLC03523.42.09

Carte de visite of Heber Painter

A bust image of a young Heber Painter. The size given includes the frame in which the carte de visite is kept .

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to his sister

Writes that he has been on furlough for two months. The 4th and 5th Tennessee regiments have been consolidated and he is hopeful that he will be decommissioned as a result. He's sorry to learn that Mrs. Champlin and her daughters, are abolitionists...

GLC02232.10

to his sister

Written from camp near Dalton, Georgia. Writes that he has been in poor spirits lately, especially since he was unable to see "P & M" ("M" refers to his brother Marshall). Desperately wants his sisters to visit him in Marietta, as he can get a few...

GLC02232.27

[Army Rations issued to the Engineer's Department]

Request for six days' worth of provisions for Masons;. Signed by a Joseph C. [Dellezenne]. Countersigned by John Lillie with note from Robert Matthews. Date and place writ from note.

GLC02437.02023

[Return of provisions]

Return of provisions for one man. Signed by [Runals Forman] Countersigned by Samuel Shaw and John Buell with note from Thomas [Man]. Date and place writ from note.

GLC02437.02024

to Mary

Writes that Hayden is getting better and that his own health is improving daily. He is able to walk much better as well and thinks that he can start to march again soon. States that he will not leave Hayden until he is better or forced to do so. The...

GLC03523.42.19

to his uncle

Writes that this afternoon the family is going to the gallery to have their photographs taken. He states that the school is very good as is their principal, Mr French. He wishes that he could see him or be down there with him so he could "wear the...

GLC03523.42.41

to John Reeser

Writes to Reeser wishing him well. States they will be heading to Richmond, Virginia. Comments on the boys being in good health and ready to fight the Confederates. Mentions hearing General Ambrose E. Burnside being defeated along the Potomac....

GLC03523.43.05

to John Reeser

Talks of being on picket every third day and having both drill company and brigade drill daily. Mentions that reentry is good and that they have 57 men on the roll compared to 17. Complains about another man named Jacob not paying them the local...

GLC03523.43.11

to Mary H. Benedict

Apologizes for taking so long to write back. Mentions that he is sick and has been for about ten days but believes that he will get better. Inquires after her singing and and asks how George is coming along with his melodies. Wishes that he could...

GLC03523.43.20

to Mary Reeser

Comments that he just returned from a meeting in Chandlersburg, [Pennsylvania] where they sang and had a prayer meeting. Tells Mary which girls went home with whom from the meeting. Describes eavesdropping on a conversation that he heard on his way...

GLC03523.43.21

to his parents, brother-in-law, and sister

Writes that he is doing well and that the regiment is starting to receive a regular mail service. Since leaving Fayetteville, North Carolina there have been some hard fights. On 16 March their division and the First Division of the Corps. bore the...

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to Joshua Mauger

Butler has returned but Watson cannot visit him due to his "confinement on the Cricklade Election Committee." He hopes Mauger stays well.

GLC03902.043

to Joshua Mauger

Discusses a case of theft and the weather.

GLC03902.059

to Joshua Mauger

Responding to news of Michael Francklin's death. [Third digit of the year is difficult to make out, but Francklin died on 11/8/1782, so that seems likely to be an 8.]

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to Joshua Mauger

He is feeling better and will search for "the late Mr. Durell's book of Orders" when he returns to town.

GLC03902.073

to Joshua Mauger

He is sending a package to Picadilly for Nancy. The price of firewood has compelled him to switch to coal, but he must first find the grates to burn it on.

GLC03902.074

to Joshua Mauger

Discusses people who are considering buying one of Mauger's houses.

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to Joshua Mauger

The recent "unfortunate" news from America may force a change in Ministers and the dissolution of Parliament. "If all that the Publick Print states respecting Burgoun be true things are very bad indeed."

GLC03902.103

to Joshua Mauger

Encloses a letter from Mr. Bellie [not in collection] and discusses business.

GLC03902.107

to Joshua Mauger

His nephew James will go to prison unless Mauger will pay his debt. He promises to pay Mauger back. Was written in the Palace Yard.

GLC03902.125

to Joshua Mauger

Suggest that Mauger consult a doctor about his proposed trip to London.

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to Joshua Mauger

George Bellie has been committed to Newgate for robbing the house of Alderman Le Mesurier. Since he has been convicted of robbery before, he will probably be sentenced to death. Bellie had also tried to borrow money under Mauger's name. Written at...

GLC03902.170

to Joshua Mauger

His nephew Edward's ship has arrived in Falmouth. Written at Charing Cross train station in London

GLC03902.172

to Joshua Mauger

He is still sick. News concerning his nephews, Philip, Edward and James.

GLC03902.174

to Joshua Mauger

He and Edward are sick. Prince William has been appointed Captain of the Frigate "Pegasus".

GLC03902.175

to Joshua Mauger

Mauger is ill. Mr. Morgan and the Gould family send their regards. Written at Charing Cross train station in London

GLC03902.182

to Joshua Mauger

Asks Mauger to help him pay a debt. He intends to try to make his fortune in East Indies. Docketing indicates a loan was given.

GLC03902.198

to Joshua Mauger

Discusses the division of his father's land in England.

GLC03902.219

to Joshua Mauger

Acknowledges receipt of a letter and fifty dollars in bank notes. The top of the letter has been trimmed off, but the missing part does not appear to have had any content. Location is given as "Southton" - may be Southampton.

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to Brook Watson

He wrote to Mr. Berkeley on Mauger's behalf.

GLC03902.239

to Mr. Berkeley

He is concerned with Mauger's health and offers an opium based remedy.

GLC03902.240

to Joshua Mauger

Discusses divisions in the Trinity [House].

GLC03902.242

to Joshua Mauger

Informs Mauger about the death of Mr. Nicolle.

GLC03902.247

to Thomas Cottle
to Thomas Lambert
to Thomas Lambert
to Henry Livingston

Document contains four copied letters. All were written in Chelsea, London.
The first letter, on page 1, was from Mauger to Thomas Cottle, dated 10 November 1762.
The second letter, on page 2, was from Mauger to Thomas Lambert, dated 6 November 1762...

GLC03902.268

to Thomas Franklin

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to Blanche Kelso Bruce

Letter to Senator Bruce asking for assistance in gaining an appointment for Mrs. Whelan.

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to Blanche Kelso Bruce

Hill is asking if "Bro James" is in Washington.

GLC09400.161

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

Senator Bruce's brother is writing to say he received his letter of the 3rd from Chicago and had sent a letter the same day to Washington D.C. H.C also asks what course Blanche is going to take in the future with the Senate.

GLC09400.166

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

Baker is writing Senator Bruce to inquire to the possibility of a position as Doorkeeper on the Senate Floor.

GLC09400.169

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

Sampson is writing Senator Bruce in thanks for his efforts to get him an appointment in the Revenue department, but the position as detective does not appeal to his sense of honor. He says however if there is anything the Senator needs help with he...

GLC09400.189

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

Powers is writing to Senator Bruce to ask him to keep an eye on Power's nomination to the Senate, and if there is strong opposition to let him know so he can come to Washington to defend himself. In the second half of the letter Powers mentions that...

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