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Item # |
Description |
Price |
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D02 |
Confederate Tax Assessors
Receipt for $15.00, Re ? County, |
$ 29.50 |
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D57 |
Special Order No 141 (Nassy
'Ole Yankee Document), Headquarters
1st Div 25 A.C. Brownsville, TX July 6, 1865.
"Surgeon C.G.G. Merrill 22nd U.S.C.T. is hereby relieved of duty
as ------ in Chief of the division
& will report for duty to the commanding officer of his regiment".
By Order of Br-- Maj Gen Gills A. Smith, ------" |
$ 75.00 |
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D58 |
No 22 (Yankee
Document), |
$ 55.00 |
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D171 |
Jackson Proof Card w/15˘ flag stamp and 7˘ Jackson stamp. |
$ 10.50 |
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D172 |
Blank No 3 Form of List
or Return |
$ 29.50 |
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D174 |
Power of
Attorney-Wallace |
$ 39.50 |
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D178 |
Form No 46 Treasury
Department Second Auditor's Offfice
dated Aug 20, 1868, last payment made
to Richard M Soomis, Corp Co A NY Vol discharged at Washington DC May 2,
1862. |
$ 45.00 |
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D188 |
No 5 Payment Voucher and
Discharge Paper, H.H. Yosh (Yost) discharged from Co C 145th Reg Pennsylvania Infantry
Volunteers discharged for reason of Surgeons Certificate of disability dated
Dec 27, 1862. Erie Co PA |
$ 22.50 |
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D190 |
No 1578 Confederate
Court Appearance, New Orleans Feb
12, 1861, J.D. Damerow & Co -vs- -- Stairffer & -- |
$ 45.00 |
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D191 |
Confederate Deposit Slip for Confederate Bonds, Serie P-B No 507 Mar 25, 1864,
P.W. Lynch DD |
$ 65.00 |
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D192 |
New York Central
Railroad Co Passenger Service Voucher
to B. Grunaugh, Passenger Service for August 1864. |
$ 45.00 |
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D193 |
Discharge Certificate, Nander A Nettletry (Horance A Bettletow), 11th Reg
Ill Infantry, injured in line of duty, discharged Aug 26, 1862. |
$ 95.00 |
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D194 |
Pay Voucher &
Discharge Paper, Charles Kupper (Kupfer), Co I Fourth Reg NY Cavalry Volunteers , born in Germany,
injury of left foot, dated |
$ 125.00 |
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D195 |
Special Order No 216,
Private William Lemba, 99th Penn
Vol (formerly Co H 26th Penn Vol) sent to Dry Tortugas Florida, |
$ 45.00 |
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D196 |
Special Order No 216, Priv
Isaac White, Co I 61st New York
Volun (now in confinement at Dry Tortugas FL) May 9th 1865. |
$ 45.00 |
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D197 |
Special Order 216,
Private Richard Powers, 97th New
York Volunteer, Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas Florida, May 9th, 1865. |
$ 45.00 |
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D198 |
Special Order 210,
Private Hugh Shannon, Co K 173rd
NY Vol, dishonorable discharge revoked on condition he returns to his
regiment. |
$ 45.00 |
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D199 |
Special Order No 216,
Private Abram Crawford, Co E 50th NY
Vol Engineer, release from Fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas, FL |
$ 45.00 |
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D202 |
No 3 Payment Voucher,
Alfred Foot (Font), Lieut 15th Reg
US Infantry, |
$ 55.00 |
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D203 |
No 3 Payment Voucher,
J.M. Whittmare (Wiltmore) 1st
Lieut Franklin Arsenal Ordnance Div Penn May 1862 |
$ 55.00 |
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D204 |
No 3 Pay Voucher, F. A.
Perdue Capt & Ordnance Officer,
Feb 1863 |
$ 55.00 |
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D205 |
No 5 Pay Voucher,Benj Patch Co A 4th Ver Vol, served as nurse, paid Dec 10, 1862
for April 12, 1862 to Aug 18, 1862. |
$ 55.00 |
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D206 |
Pay Voucher (large type)
Charles Wilkins, Military Store
Keeper, Franklin Arsenal PA Div Dec 1862. |
$ 75.00 |
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D208 |
No 5 Pay Voucher,
Francis Letreus (looks like Detreux on back) Co A, 1st Reg Germany Artillery, Dec 1861. |
$ 45.00 |
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D212 |
Tax In Kind received of R.A. Lune, 1 load of corn & peas, James
Su---, Jan 17, 1865. |
$ 9.50 |
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D218 |
Clipped Signatures: |
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D219 |
No 25 Voucher to
Abstract D, to John Williamson, civilian,
April 23, 1863, purchase corn and oats, signed by J. Justice, Quartermaster,
3rd Brig, 1st Div., 9th A.C. |
$ 12.50 |
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D220 |
Handwritten note to someone in Charleston, SC about paying off a debt
that Penn owes. July 3, 1864, Penn, Jr. |
$ 75.00 |
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D222 |
Pension Affidavit on letterhead of Headquarters of Joe Hooker, Post 21
GAR, Dept of Ohio. Pension affidavit
notice for F L La----- Ingram & Capt M M Murphy, written by John Gessour
(?) to W- Cooper (?) |
$ 27.50 |
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D227 |
Coupon Note for
$4,000.00 Nov 27, 1863, Twelve
month promise note to pay $4,000 plus interest from Jan 1, 1864, lower right
corner gone-no signature, Paid written in silver 3 times across coupon. |
$ 7.50 |
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D228 |
No 3 Payment Voucher, January 28, 1863, F Mark (?) Wright Assistant
Surgeon, 1st New York, U.S. Mounted Rifle. |
$ 39.50 |
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D229 |
3 Pieces pertaining to TJ
Kirkpatrick: Handwrittten Envelope addressed to TJ
Kirkpatrick, dated April 19, 1903. State
of Ohio Adjutant General Office Form, Thomas J Kirkpatrick, enlisted
private, Co F, 32nd Reg Ohio Vol Infantry.
Copy of Roster of Ohio Troops. |
$
25.00 for all |
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D231 |
Invoice, Kirkby
Waterhouse Co. Manufacturer of Silver & Plated
Articles, W&U No 93 (Wells & Upson), Dated July 4, 1816. |
$ 29.50 |
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D231 |
Invoice, Kirkby
Waterhouse Co. Manufacturer of Silver & Plated
Articles, W&U No 85 (Wells & Upson), Dated March 21, 1816. |
$ 29.50 |
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D233 |
Probate Court Payment
Coupon, Madison Co, Alabama, Robert
L Pully, witness for defense, March 1861, I day. |
$ 9.50 |
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D234 |
Probate Court Payment
Coupon, Madison Co, Alabama, John
J Leement witness for defense, May 20, 1861. |
$ 9.50 |
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D235 |
Adjutant General Office,
Columbus Ohio, Jan 7, 1981,
showing John C Hammond enlisted as private, Co G, Ohio Vol Inf at Camp
Chase Ohio, also a photocopy showing Hammond in the Roster of Ohio Troops. |
$ 2.00 |
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D236 |
Obituary clipping for
James Oiler, Civil War
Veteran. Also a copy from Roster of
Ohio Troops. |
$ 5.00 |
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D237 |
Blue, handwritten ledger
sheet, E.P. Beecher (?) Sept 1833,
Daily listing & Cost Sept to Nov. |
$ 10.50 |
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D238 |
1 sheet (Forward &
Index) from: 1861-1865 Military Records of General
Officers of the Confederate States of America Compiled & Illustrated by
Charles B Hall, NY 1899. Page is
cracked at fold. |
$ 10.50 |
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D239 |
Blank Form 9 (a) for Use
of Cavalry& Infantry Abstract of Materials |
$ 10.50 |
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D241 |
Meriwether Co., Hartwell
H Laurence transfer Captial Stock of Ga Railroad to John George, January 20,
1853. |
$ 29.50 |
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D241 |
Station No 2 So Western
Railroad Receipt Coupons |
$ 29.50 |
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D241 |
State Georgia, Richmond
Co, handwritten by Eloise M Stovall, -----29, 1866. 10 shares Georgia Rail Road stock held in trust
---- ----- John M Stovall sold. Lower left corner missing from paper. |
$ 29.50 |
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D241 |
Small blue paper
handwritten in pencil. (I hope someone can read it) |
$ 29.50 |
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D242 |
Litho of Vicksburg - Surrender of Pemberton to Grant, copyright 1897 4
1/2 x 7 |
$ 5.00 |
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D243 |
Steel Engraving 8
1/4" x 10 7/8" - General Hancock, small 1/2" tear upper top left edge, appears to
have been taken from a book. |
$ 22.50 |
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D244 |
Steel Engraving 6
1/2" x 10 1/4" - Brig Gen James S Wadsworth, in uniform, published by J.C Buttre, handwritten on
the back "Argus Ogborn Lot No 623.
Pencil on right edge:
Wadeworth, James S 13 Reg Genl Vols.", pencil on lower left
"NY 18 og-6th VA Harvard & Yale Civil War & OV killed in
action". |
$ 22.50 |
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D245 |
Steel Engraving 8"
x 10 1/2" - Brig Gen Lander,
in uniform. Pencil on lower left: " Landers, Fredrick West Mass
1823-1862 Civil War Brig Genl Vol May 17, 1861, Died 2 Mar 1862 |
$ 22.50 |
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D246 |
Steel Engraving 7"
x 10 1/4" Brig Gen JKF Mansfield
in uniform. |
$ 22.50 |
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D248 |
Steel Engraving 6
3/8" x 9 1/2" - Gen John G Foster, engraved by A.H. Ritchie. |
$ 10.50 |
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D249 |
1875 Steel Engraving 7
3/4" x 11" - Davis Porter,
in uniform. Top edge has 2 tears
1/4" and 1/2", slightly crinkled. |
$ 22.50 |
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D250 |
Steel Engraving 8"
x 10 1/2" - Capt Charles Wilkes, U.S.N., in uniform.
Engraved by A.H. Ritchie, Small chips from lower right, top left edge
and left edge. NY 1798-1877 DC,
Explorer, Slidell & Mason, Civil War Commodore & R.A. Ret. |
$ 22.50 |
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D253 |
General Order No 22, War Dept Adjutant General's Office, Washington,
January 14, 1864 about men transferred to Signal Corps, 5 pages, left margin
has 2 punch holes. |
$ 32.50 |
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D254 |
Prescription dated
12-19-1861, Prepared for
Meadows. James A Rogers Druggist &
Apothecary, Front Street, Charleston, Kanawha, Dr. A.S. Patrick. |
$ 10.50 |
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D255 |
Fourth Brigade New York
State Militia Special Brigade Order,
New York Nov 20, 1849. 1/2 sheet of
blue paper. |
$ 29.50 |
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D258 |
No 15 Receipt Roll of
Hired Men, No 11 Abstract B, 4th
Qrt 1862, Capt James F Reisling, A Quartermaster US Army at Falmaille,
VA. Have the top 2/3 of form, bottom
1/3 is missing. The top portion is in
4 pieces as separated at folds. |
$ 12.50 |
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D259 |
Form 5, Evans Williams, Discharged. Middle and top piece of form. |
$ 5.00 |
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D261 |
Blue Paper - State of
South Carolina, Kershaw District,
Nov 7 1863. Sci FA Against Defaulting
Jurers, State -vs-J J Villepigue |
$ 22.50 |
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D267 |
Voucher No 6 Abstract of
Contingencies March 1864. Luit Ossian L Hatch 7th, Distrursing
Officer, Hartsford Conn (Auditor stamp Dec 8, 1864 on back). 2 pieces as separated at main fold. To Mrs. M.T. Crawford, Contractor,
contract between Luit Hatfh & Crawford for 113 rations. Jan-March 1864 at Hartsford for regiments
under charge of Capt J Lewis. |
$ 19.50 |
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D268 |
(Duplicate) Receipt,
hand written on piece of blue paper.
Voucher No 7, Columbia NC
March 3rd, 1863, Received of Joseph M.
Written on the back "Pelham guardian". |
$ 12.50 |
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D282 |
Form No 22, brown paper, both top & bottom forms,Confederate
States to A.D. Zion, March 3, 1865, making eight horse shoes and nails
etc for $31.00, signed G.S. Wood, 1st Lt, Co F 4th Ky Cav., Quartermaster
Confederate States Army. |
$ 95.00 |
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D285 |
The Military Board owes to Jesse Smith one dollar Dr to for making 2 pr
pantloons. Signed J Hurdosh (?) Oct 2,
1861. Small strip of blue paper. |
$ 29.50 |
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D289 |
State of Georgia, Appilcation
for Disabiltiy,1899, George D. Leverett,Wahington Co,Enlisted Dec 15, 1862, Co B of 12th Battalion of Ga
Vol, Evan's Brigade. Disabled
Right-hand, wounded at Turkey Ridge VA on June 2, 1864 after being struck by
a minnie ball in the right wrist, passing thru, striking the right breast. |
$ 75.00 |
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D290 |
1 Receipt & 1 Plot
Map Drawing-George Leverett: Received payment Dec 6, 1873, JT Smith,
Julin Merryman & Co. |
$ 55.00 |
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D291 |
3 Documents-George D.
Leverett: 1)
Receipt for 10 Bales of cotton sold to Mapp & Sanford Dealers
July 8, 1879; 2) Receipt Oct 24, 1879 received from Mr. Go Leveritt
$9.55 in full of account to date; 3) Receipt Dec 23, 1884 received
from Geo Leverett $10.25 in payment of account to date. |
$ 32.50 |
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D292 |
Blue paper Authorization
for G. D. Leverett, Signed by
commander at Co B, 12th Battalion, March 3, 1864. "…the General Command District for 10
days furlough for Privatge George D Leverett, Co B, 12th Georgia Battalion to
visit Washington Co, GA. The applicant
is entitled to transportation, having --- rec transportation. ......" |
$ 225.00 |
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D293 |
The Confederate States
To John Kinkade, Dr. March 26, 1862. For Subsistence and attention given a sick
soldier 17 days belonging to Capt. McKenzie Co. I certify I left a sick soldier with the
above named Kinkade an he had him attended to up to his death. -- -- McKenzie, Capt Co B 1st Tenn Cavalry. |
$ 125.00 |
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D294 |
Voucher No. 135 paid June 29, 1863, State of Georgia To Luit. G.A.
Sneed, Dr. Co I 1st Regt Ga State Line, Capt Jesse J. Northcutt,
Quartermaster paid $160.00 for Pay of May 1-Jne30, 1863. |
$ 125.00 |
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D295 |
Telegraph Message - The Southern Telegraph Companies, Jonesboro, Nov 30,
to Capt I Shelby, C.S, I start for Richmond today. Has the Gene granted my application for
Hunt Young and White answer by telegraph to Bristol. Ben E. Green. 22/492 |
$ 75.00 |
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D298 |
Form 19 The Confederate
States, To James Byar (?) Dr.
April 29 1864, payment of $12.60 for 3 1/2 days @ 1 1/3 c per day per
head. Capt Isaac Shelby, Virginia.
Form is printed on brown paper. |
$ 125.00 |
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D299 |
Confederate States
Exchange Voucher to J.R. Clapp, Sept 22, 1864, received at |
$ 75.00 |
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D301 |
(Blue form) List of
Quartermaster Stores, & c.
delivered by Maj G.W. Cunningham, Q.M. to F. Hagan B--Agent,
Quartermaster C.S.A.Army, at Columbus, GA on the 30th day of September
1864. Back of blue form says No 15 Abs
E 4th Dec 1864 List of Stores Received from Maj & Q.M. G.W. Cunningham
Augusta, GA. |
$ 125.00 |
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D303 |
No 40 Special Requisition, Back of form is penned in red ink: June 4, 1864, AQM, Martinsburg VA,
Respectfully returned to Col WP Maulsby Comdg Post Martinsburg W Va with the
information that the QM Dept cannot issue the articles specified in this
within requisition said issues having been expressly forbidden by general
orders No 189 War Dept Covenent series to which order Col Maulsby's attention
is respectfully requested. James T
Wray Capt aqm |
$ 155.00 |
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D304 |
Letter Sept 15,
1864. Brown paper, dark ink-just difficult
to read! Here is about the first quarter of the
letter: "Dar ----- Barrs(I read
it) of 20t-----------at the time was writing Robt & intended adding a
five lines to you-was so tired & exhausted fighting ---- declined till
now. Have concluded if transportation
can be had--------- ------- adequate expense-- then ----- to Dectur & I
may add I fearwe an physically unable to make the trip-the distance is nearly
as far as to Gordon-tis appalling in ------- to 2 old frail & re--ly worn
people-----as we are. Still we keep up
& having ......." |
$ 75.00 |
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D305 |
Federal Oath-Oath
Prescribed by Act of July 2, 1862-Blankprinted
date on bottom of 1868 with Newspaper clipping attached at bottom which reads
in part: "Richmond Dispatch,
Monday February 8, 1869-News from Washington, Removal of Officers. The following is the text of the joint
resolution as it passed:......" |
$ 55.00 |
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D306 |
No 33 Requisition for
Forage for three Private Horses in
the service of Capt Marcus Coon U.S. Army at Camp of 2nd NY Vol Cav
for 31 days commencing on the 1st of October 1862 and ending the 31st day of
October 1862. Received at Camp Balls
cross Roads. |
$ 55.00 |
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D307 |
No 27 List of
Quartermaster Stores &c.,
transferred by 2nd -- W.H. Weed R Quartermaster U.S. Army to Capt
J. H. Bassler Com of CB 12th VRA US Army at Washington D.C. on 5th of
July 1865. |
$ 55.00 |
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D308 |
Form 2-(b) Invoice of
Ordnance and Ordnance Stores,
turned over by Thomas D Ridge, Capt Comdg Co B 57 Ind Vol to John S
McGraw (?) Maj 57th Ind Vols at Huntsville Ala on 1st day of February
1865. |
$ 55.00 |
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D310 |
List of Quartermaster's
Property, &c., Transferred to
A.L. Mitchell Assistant Quartermaster U.S.A. at Vicksburg, Miss. by J.E.
Jones-----QM at Vicksburg, Miss. Nov 18, 1863. |
$ 55.00 |
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D316 |
Confederate Blue Paper, Extract Headquarters Conscript Service, Georgia,
Augusta March 2, 1865, Special Order No 48, Detail of John B. Pournelle (?)
Clerk Augusta Post Office having been ordered by Major General Howell Cobb
hearby exempt from conscription. |
$ 125.00 |
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D317 |
Railroad Document, Morgan County Georgia, December 25, 1854. Nathaniel
N Allen appoints J(G). Milligan Cashier of Georgia Rail Road & Banking
Company of the county of Richmond and state of Georgia, my attorney, to
transfer 12 shares of stock to Nathaniel Allen . |
$ 29.50 |
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D319 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, Wm W. Conklin, born New York City, New York, age 25, Sept
28, 1882 enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment for 5 years. |
$ 10.50 |
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D320 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, George M Riddle, born New York City, New York, age
19, Sept 6, 1878 enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment. |
$ 10.50 |
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D321 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, Chas F. Kendrick, born New York City, New York, age 23,
April 1, 1879 enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment for term of 5 years. |
$ 10.50 |
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D322 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, Edward M Semple, born Chicago, Illinois, age 18,
September 28, 1882 enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment for term of 5 years. |
$ 10.50 |
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D324 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, Julius W. Rivinius, born New York City, New York, age 22,
December 5, 1882 enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment for term of 5 years. |
$ 10.50 |
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D325 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, William E. Marcus, born New York, New York, age 21,
February 1, 1879 enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment. |
$ 10.50 |
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D326 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, Frank M. Freeman, born Richmond Co (Clifton), New York,
age 18, May 2, 1879 enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment for term of 5 years. |
$ 10.50 |
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D327 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, Jacob B. Amerman (?), born New York City, New York, age
41, October 4, 1882 enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment for term of 5 years. |
$ 10.50 |
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D328 |
Form No 12 Enlistment
Paper, National Guard of the State
of New York, William J. Knight, born New York City, New York, age 36, March
13, 1883 re-enlist in Co F of 7th Regiment for term of 1 year. |
$ 10.50 |
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D332 |
(set under frameless glass
mount) No 5 Monthly Return of Public Animals, Wagons, etc in
possession of Lt. G.C.Duncan AQM, Straights Regiment November
1864. Remarks written in about 2 mules
to Maj. Burke and 4 mules and something of Lt. Payne formerly
AQM of Griffins Battalion. |
$ 125.00 |
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D334-F |
Copy of Records for Capt
Warren M Hopkins, Col 25th Reg VA Cavalry. |
$ 5.00 |
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D334-G |
Copy of Records and
miscellaneous documents pertaining to Capt Thomas S. Gibson, Virginia
Infantry & Cavalry. |
$ 5.00 |
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D334-H |
Copy of Confederate Records
for James F. Yankee and James F. Yankie (same person?) Company
C, 3 & 6 Battalion, Texas Cavalry,
Private in Gould's Batt'n Texas Dismounted Vols. He was age 25 in March
1862. Limestone Co. |
$ 5.00 |
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D335 |
Circular - Whitehall Sept 28, 1803, To the Lord Lietenant of the County of
Edinburg from C Yorke. |
$
55.00 |
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D336 |
No 3 Roll of Enlisted
Men Employed on Extra Duty by 1st
Luit. Swaine, 10th Inf Regt Quartermaster US Army at Camp ----- U.S.October
1859. Private John Parshell and Private James Tully. Page separated at folds. |
$
39.50 |
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D337 |
No 15 Receipt Roll of
Hired Men, May 1862. Capt G. J (?) Stealey (?) US Army at
Petersburg VA. Names on Receipt Roll
include: Charles Mackin, John D. Gusa
(?), Thomas Johnson, T.P. Aguim, Wm Littlebay, Jas W Reed, Ch E. Aguim. |
$
55.00 |
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D338 |
Railroad Document, Newton County Georgia, May 1, 1856. A.P. Hunter
appoints Wm D Concress as attorney of same county and state of Georgia, my
attorney, to transfer 1 share of stock on the books of Georgia Rail Road and
Banking Company to John P. Carr. |
$
29.50 |
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D340 |
Pencilled Letter, Tampa Bay 25 miles from Port Tampa on Steamer
Vigilancia |
$
29.50 |
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D341 |
Envelope addressed to Service Armament Co. 8 East Fort Lee Rd,
Bogota, NJ. Return address Kyle J
Neighbors, Box 134 Cass, West Virginia, Certified Mail. Contents is a legal size piece of tissue
paper with what looks like carbon copy, dated March 1877,
Headquarters 7th Regt, NYS--, Circular to Captains. By order of Colonel Emmory Clark,
Signed by C Graham Bacon, Adjutant. |
$
39.50 |
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D344 |
Envelope, return address Clerk of Courts, Coshooton County,
Coshooton, Ohio. Penciled 4-6-1889
Jos. B Forraker Governor of Ohio on front.
Contents of envelope: Certificate
that Joseph L Myres is elected to the office of Justice of
the Peace, township of Perry in Coshooton County Ohio, April 6, 1889. |
$
27.50 |
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D345 |
May 29th, Sympathy
letter to Mary-her mother
departed. Signed E.C. Porcher.
The handwriting is perfect, like Porcher took great time and effort to
write this letter. |
$
22.50 |
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D350 |
Blank Form: Declaration for Increase of an
Invalid Pension {Old and New Disability}. Printed on the back, Filed by Cornelius H
Forbes, Brandon, Vermont. First fold
cracked 3/4 of the way across. |
$
22.50 |
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D351 |
Partial Letter (page 12.)
about a note. The guy writing the letter says he never
gave the checks to N.A. Paine personally, they were given to James L Paine,
attorney. |
$
19.50 |
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D352 |
Louisiana State Lottery
Monthly Twenty Dollar Drawing Ticket
Number 32123, Tuesday, November 12, 1889 |
$
29.50 |
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D353 |
Dublin, VA July 5,
1876. Letter to Mes(?) Wood Kasey
& Co. Yours of yesterday--- enclosing ---- of as
I will do all I can to pay your debt Thursday but fear to say I can as I have
been unable lately to collect anything scarcly. Will do all I can to do so but have not the
money today. Respectfully, J.R. Dunlap |
$
19.50 |
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D355 |
Judgment paper, 1858,
Estate of North Carolina-Cleveland County. Durham &
Beans (?) -vs- John A Ween. For debt
of $10.70 not paid. Judgment for the
plaintiff. |
$
22.50 |
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D356 |
Blank Application: State of South Carolina Application
for the Admission of Pupil to the South Carolina Institute for the Education
of the Deaf and Blind. Chipped
edges and some chips/separation at folds. |
$
22.50 |
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D357 |
Penciled Letter (castle
embossed on paper) to Ben from Geo. No date, talks about 30 day leave being
passed to Washington DC. |
$
22.50 |
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D358 |
2 Letters to Parents
from Charlie, one dated June 24, 1898. Letterhead is marked "The Young Men's
Christian Association of the United State National Guard of the State of New
Jersey. The postmark on the envelope
is Jacksonville, FL. Charlie
references being sent to Cuba. |
Spanish War Group |
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D359-A |
Letter to Parents from
Charlie, June 27, 1898. Letterhead is marked "The Young Men's
Christian Association of the United State National Guard of the State of New
Jersey. No envelope. Charlie references a piece written about
him in the Stockensack paper. He is having
a good time down there and can't kick.
He won't be able to stand the sun for some time. Stomach is messed up so can't send money. |
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D359-B |
Letter to Parents from
Charlie, Camp Cuba Libre Jacksonville July 6, 1898. Letterhead is
marked "The Young Men's Christian Association of the United State
National Guard of the State of New Jersey.
No envelope. Talks about 4th of
July and asked with they thought of the battle. If they win one or two more like that they
will be able to go home sooner. He
went to church and heard his first Catholic mass. |
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D360 |
Letter to Parents from
Charlie, Camp Cuba Libre Jacksonville July 12, 1898. Letterhead is
marked "The Young Men's Christian Association of the United State
National Guard of the State of New Jersey.
With torn envelope. This is a
long letter, 3 sheets long. He talks
about the regiment being great and someone almost lost his life after
drinking poison water. |
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D361 |
Letter to Parents from
Charlie, Camp Cuba Libre Jacksonville July 18, 1898. Letterhead is
marked "The Young Men's Christian Association of the United State
National Guard of the State of New Jersey.
No envelope. 2 page
letter. He sent parcels, scolded the
parents for paying expressage when he already paid. Recruits are troubled with some kind of
sickness. He heard they were going to
new Hampshire to guard the Spanish prisoners at for Fort Deen(?). |
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D362 |
Tattered envelope written on the front Charles Discharge. |
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D363 |
1/3 piece of paper, written in pencil, information about someone enlisted at West Point NY
Nov 13, 1854, was discharged at West Point Nov 13, 1859. 19 years old. Back of paper Newburgh NY, July16 1861,
discharged Sept 8 1864, 23 years old at Newburgh in 56 Regt NYSV. |
$
29.50 |
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D364 |
Blue Paper, Dec 15, 1874, Mess Wood Kasey & Co, Max Meadows, Va, about coffee order. |
$
10.50 |
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D365 |
Platt of the Lands
purchased by Benjamin Holmes, July 31, 1802. |
$
29.50 |
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D366 |
1/3 piece of brown paper
dated March 21, 1787. An Act to vest the real estate of Hine k
Remsen deceased in Trustees---- the 21st March 1787. |
$
32.50 |
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D367 |
"How Fort
McAllister Was Taken", Sheet
from Harper's New Monthly Magazine published 1800's |
$
55.00 |