United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865.
Found in 82 Collections and/or Records:
Levy Family Papers
Includes correspondence, funeral notices, tax receipts, and poems pertaining to Levy, Holmes, Baptist, Carothers, Hull, and Roby families of Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, New York, North Carolina, and Virginia. Subjects include family affairs and the Civil War. Among the Civil War letters is a letter written at Harper's Ferry, Virginia, in 1861.
Lloyd Lewis and Bruce Catton research notes collection
James D. Lynch Papers
Collection contains correspondence, unpublished manuscripts, poetry, newspaper clippings and other material documenting the life and work of James D. Lynch. Also includes correspondence and other materials documenting the life and activities of Pauline Lynch Evans Creighton, daughter of James D. Lynch and Hettie M. Cochran, a suffragist and public health advocate and activist in Austin, TX in the early 20th century, and an manuuscript copy of the memoir of Lightning Ellsworth.
John H. Marshall Civil War letters
Twenty-three letters of John H. Marshall, 1862-1865, of the 41st Mississippi Infantry Regiment, Company L (Okolona Guards) to his wife, Ellen Jane Sanders Marshall, living near Nettleton (Monroe County), Mississippi describing campaigns in Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama. Photoprints and transcriptions available.
Sallie B. McRae diary
Typed copy of McRae’s diary, January-June 1862, edited by James W. Webb.
Joab Mobley Family Papers
Moreton and Decell family genealogical records
The Moreton family of America, and other papers; the Decell Bible record; certificate stating A. E. Moreton's Confederate service. Photocopies.
Wiley Norris Nash papers
Lillian Neilson Collection
North Mississippi Probate and Chancery Court Records Collection
Probate and Chancery Court records, tax receipts, estate expense reports, and other legal documents, most from Itawamba County, 1836-1911, as well as miscellaneous other material dating from 1911-1971. Pontotoc, Calhoun, and Tishomingo counties are also represented, and there is some material concerning Limestone County, Alabama. Finally, there is one photocopy of Civil War letter from Thomas Whitesides to James Bullard, 4/27/1861. Donated by Randy Sparks, 1980-81.