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to Cordelia Williams

Colonel Charles D. Carle of the War Department writes that enclosed is the last Will and Testament of 2nd Lt. LeRoi S. Williams and extends his sympathies.

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Program of the Chapel Service

The program lists the order of speakers and singers for a chapel service that was most likely for LeRoi Williams. It also lists who the pallbearers and flower girls were.

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Francis Bridge

Torso of clean shaven officer.

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C.A Briggs, 1st. Lt.

Bearded officer.

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E.S. Leumpf

Torso of fair-haired officer.

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G.A. Foster

Round portrait of officer.

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H. Gardner, 2nd Lt.

Balding officer with goatee.

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John Habbstow, 1st Lt

Torso of officer with mustache.

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Unidentified officer

Compliments of John. Harstow.

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Sam M. Putnam

Very young looking soldier.

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B.F. Strong

"Yours religiously", written on the back.

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B. Trombly

2nd. Lt. Sports a goatee.

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Unidentified officer

Profile of officer with a long mustache.

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Unidentified officer

Torso of officer with neatly trimmed mustache.

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Unidentified officer

Officer standing with his hand on a chair.

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Unidentified officer

Another officer with a goatee.

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Unidentified officer

Coat is unbuttoned except for top button. He has side whiskers.

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Unidentified officers

3 officers. One standing and two sitting.

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[Photograph of four African Americans at Prince Hall Shriners event]

One undated black and white photograph of four African Americans. Image is of two men in military uniforms sitting with two women at a table. There are names written on the bottom edge identifying the individuals (from left to right) as Glen, Kaye...

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[Portrait of officer at Tuskegee Army Airfield]

One undated photograph of an officer posed outside at Tuskegee Army Airfield.

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to Alexander Milton Ross

One letter from John Brown Jr. to Alexander Milton Ross dated April 19, 1879. Discussing books on the population of the world, the emigration of African Americans and a paper he is writing.

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[Group photograph of airplane mechanics]

One undated black-and-white photograph of a group of mechanics working on an aircraft.

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[Buildings located near Tuskegee Army Air Field]

One undated black-and-white photograph of buildings near Tuskegee Army Air Field. A vehicle is parked near the front entrance of one building.

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[Portrait of military officer]

One undated black-and-white portrait of a military officer in uniform.

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to James S. Brisbin

Typed and signed as a true copy by Albert L. Mills as First Lieutenant and Adjutant First Cavalry. General Hatch personally expresses his regret in losing General Brisbin as a recruiting officer in Lexington, Kentucky. Writes, "I think the Regiment...

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