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to John Wigram re: credit for two days riding of iron ore

GLC03107.04288

to John Wigram re: receipt of two days riding of winter wood

GLC03107.04289

to John Wigram re: receipt of two days riding

GLC03107.04290

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of Andries Brusie

GLC03107.04291

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of Johanis Miller

GLC03107.04292

to John Wigram re: receipt of two days riding from George Tipple

Written at Blue Store

GLC03107.04293

to John Wigram re: receipt of two days riding

GLC03107.04294

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of Johan Adams

GLC03107.04295

Account of Duncan McArthur

Docketed on verso.

GLC03107.04296

to John Wigram re: receipt of two days riding from Arent Decker

Written at Blue Store

GLC03107.04297

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of Mathys Miller

GLC03107.04298

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of John Loomas

GLC03107.04299

to John Wigram re: payment to David Brown for a cow

GLC03107.04300

to John Wigram re: payment to Squire Pixley

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.04301

to John Wigram re: payment to Abraham Vosburgh for driving horses

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.04302

to John Wigram re: request for a shipment of cloth

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.04303

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of James Caral

GLC03107.04304

to John Wigram re: payment for delivery of pig iron

GLC03107.04305

Account book of John Wigram

GLC03107.04306

to John Wigram re: shipment of bar iron

GLC03107.04307

to John Wigram re: payment to Samuel Cool for digging ore

Docketed on verso. Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.04308

to John Wigram re: shipment of bar iron

GLC03107.04309

to John Wigram re: credit for riding fire wood

GLC03107.04310

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of William Rockfellar

GLC03107.04311

to John Wigram re: payment for Perus Williams

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.04312

Receipt of rent from Widow L.

GLC03107.04313

to John Wigram re: credit for Samuel Coom

GLC03107.04314

to John Wigram re: payment due John Sutten for 1/2 month's work

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.04315

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of George Hault

GLC03107.04316

to John Wigram re: credit for one days riding

GLC03107.04317

Receipt of stone from Mathys Younkhance

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.04318

Address of Booker T. Washington, principal of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Tuskegee, Alabama, before the Hamilton Club, Chicago

With autograph corrections. Washington's address establishes that he believes in the African American to be the glue that holds and can hold the North and the South together. He believes that African Americans in both the North and South struggle...

GLC07934

To: Mr. Deane.

Account of Ticonderoga.

GLC07938

To: Barton Bates.

Lincoln's mismanagement of war and weak leadership.

GLC07939

Brown v. Topeka Board of Education. Inscribed to Peter H. Brandt.

The Supreme Court's Decision declaring segregated schools unconstitutional.

GLC07940

To: Col. Dayton.

Schuyler, in response to Caldwell's suggestion that Highlanders who didn't flee be allowed to stay on their land, says that this can only be done with restrictions, since the Highlanders trust Americans as much as "papists trust Protestants."

GLC07933

To: George W. Hughes.

Hoping that "Maryland again will make us confreres" by joining the Confederacy.

GLC07935

The hiring of four slaves

"Having occasion to hire for the ensuing year four very able intelligent negro-men, I hereby authorize Mr. Peter Derieux to act for me therein, and oblige myself to pay whatever hire he may stipulate for me..."

GLC07936

To: J[ames] Heaton, Esq.

William Henry Harrison's desire for the Vice Presidential nomination in the upcoming election.

GLC07941

to Ann Jeffery

Apprehension of not hearing from Ann, assuming she has fallen ill, British fleet going to sea, inhabitants partaking in military duties or evacuated, death of neighbor, boredom.

GLC01896.007

[Master Mason Certificate]

Certifies that William Jeffery is a regular registered Master Mason of Lodge 34. Signed by Master Thomas Berry, Senior Warden, Peter Gaskell, Junior Warden Henry [Lucas], and Secretary, Lewis Hughes.

GLC01896.008

to Doctor Robert Archer

Requesting the doctor's observations on the "effects produced on the channel, the bar, and the more western wharves, by the repeated extension of the eastern, or steamboat wharf, and your opinion of the probable effects to be produced by its further...

GLC01896.009

to Mr. Gates & Mr. Leater

After an Indian named Ocula Powell accosted General Thompson and accused him of intruding in his country, Thompson arrested Powell, confined him to the guard house, and demanded an apology and assurances of his future good conduct. After he initially...

GLC01896.010

to: sister Carrie.

News of friends known to his sister, along with a plan of the regiment's camp and a description of the battle of Antietam, in which his regiment lost 300 of 500 men.

GLC07164.33

to: sister

Sends thanks for the items which she sent to him, detailing how items can be bartered at camp and their values. He also speaks of life in camp and his hope to be discharged.

GLC07164.34

to: sister Carrie.

Describes his sickness and how he hopes it will lead to a discharge. Mentions promise former regimental doctor who promised him a discharge, a promise which will not be held by the present doctor. Fearing that his sickness will kill him, Theodore...

GLC07164.35

to: Guardian.

Detailing the loss of his personal effects, and the failure of his efforts at obtaining a discharge, Theodore requests money form the recipient, who is most likely Egbert Millspaugh
Written in a camp near Fredericksburg.

GLC07164.36

to: Egbert Millspaugh.

Having given up all hopes of a reply from Mr. Millspaugh, fearing that "you care nothing for me," Theodore has decided to desert.
Written in a camp near Falmouth.

GLC07164.37

to: sister.

A list of items that he request be sent to him, including pins, needles, towels, handkerchiefs, thread, buttons, food and clothing.
Written in a camp near Fredericksburg.

GLC07164.38

to: sister.

Details how he will attempt one last shot at a discharge, claiming that if he fails then he will desert. He also describes the "bitter cold" which he is experiencing in the field.
Written in a camp near Fredericksburg.

GLC07164.39