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1864 May 7, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1864 April 14, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1864 March 15, Correspondence From Mr. Hamner To Mrs. Stacy

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1865 February 10, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1864 April 18, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1864 June 26, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1864 July 11, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1865 February 10, Transcript Of Correspondence From Mr. Hamner To Mrs. Stacy

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The transcript of correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

1864 July 14, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1865 February 25, Transcript Of Correspondence From Mr. Hamner To Mrs. Stacy

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The transcript of correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

Undated, Fragmented Correspondence From Mr. Hamner To Mrs. Stacy

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Undated, fragmented correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

Newspaper Clipping; "Whist Luncheon In Honor Of Bride And Groom", The Philadelphia Tribune, 1913

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Newspaper clipping; "Whist Luncheon in Honor of Bride and Groom", The Philadelphia Tribune, 1913. This article is about a celebration of the marriage of Scott C. Harrison and Sadie D. Johnson.

"On Saturday, August 30th, Misses J. Ethelwyn Johnson and Osceola M. Burl entertained a whist luncheon from 1 to 5 p. m., at their home on South Matlack Street, West Chester, in honor of Attorney and Mrs. Scott C. Harrison of Forte Wayne, Indiana, who were quietly married on August 19th".

This collection consists of a leather-bound Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison, a Black attorney, in the …

Inside Cover Of Bible, Scott C. Harrison, Circa 1880s-1910s

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The inside cover of a Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison during the 1880s-1910s.

This collection consists of a leather-bound Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison, a Black attorney, in the 1880s-1910s. Inside the Bible are clippings, hand-written notes, lists of family genealogy, and a pamphlet for a social club meeting.

Back Cover Of Bible, Scott C. Harrison, Circa 1880s-1910s

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The back cover of a Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison during the 1880s-1910s. Includes a list of Howard University School of Law graduates from 1901, including Scott C. Harrison.

This collection consists of a leather-bound Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison, a Black attorney, in the 1880s-1910s. Inside the Bible are clippings, hand-written notes, lists of family genealogy, and a pamphlet for a social club meeting.

Newspaper Clipping, "Cupid Camped At City Hall", Atlantic City Daily Press, 1913 August 19

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Newspaper clipping, "Cupid Camped at City Hall", Atlantic City Daily Press, 1913 August 19. This article is about Harrison obtaining a marriage license.

"Matrimonial Fever Keeps License Bureau Clerks On the Jump. All Records Broken".

This collection consists of a leather-bound Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison, a Black attorney, in the 1880s-1910s. Inside the Bible are clippings, hand-written notes, lists of family genealogy, and a pamphlet for a social club meeting.

Newspaper Clipping, "Miss Pochon's Sudden Death", Undated

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Newspaper clipping, "Miss Pochon's Sudden Death", undated. This article concerns ancestral relatives of Scott C. Harrison. There are handwritten notes from Harrison about family genealogy.

"She was on her way with her sister to the Cathedral, when she was stricken with apoplexy... She was born in Baltimore and was a daughter of the late Charles F. and Marie Eulalie LaCoste Pochon, who fled from the Island of San Domingo, in the West Indies, at the time of the slave uprising, under Toussaint L’Ouverture, a century ago".

This collection consists of a leather-bound Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison, a Black …

Handwritten Family Genealogy And Newspaper Clipping, Scott C. Harrison And Sadie D. Johnson Marriage License, Undated And 1913

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Handwritten document of family genealogy by Scott C. Harrison. This was pasted into his Bible, undated. On the back is an article clipping about Harrison and Sadie D. Johnson obtaining a marriage license in August 1913. It noted: "No sooner had clerk Glen laid down his pen than Scott C. Harrison of Fort Wayne, Ind. and Miss Sadie D. Johnson, of West Chester, climbed the short flight of stairs leading into the office. They also blushingly requested a marriage license".

This collection consists of a leather-bound Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison, a Black attorney, in the 1880s-1910s. Inside the …

Newspaper Clipping, Frederick Douglass' Funeral, 1895 February 25

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Newspaper clipping about the Frederick Douglass funeral held at the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D. C. , on 1895 February 25. This article is about Scott C. Harrison serving as one of the ushers at the funeral.

"...They were assisted by the following ushers from Howard University; J. W. McDowell, E. C. Campbell, D. W. Paxton, F. W. Vaughn, G. D. Eubanks, T. M. Syphax, C. M. Butler, H. O. Cook, D. O. W. Holmes, S. C. Harrison, W. E. Benson, and Robert Coleman".

This collection consists of a leather-bound Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison, a …

Pamphlet, The Bethel Literary And Historical Association, The Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, Washington, D. C., 1900 March 27

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Pamphlet, The Bethel Literary and Historical Association, The Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, Washington, D. C., 1900 March 27. Scott C. Harrison might possibly have attended this meeting of the association.

This collection consists of a leather-bound Bible owned by Scott C. Harrison, a Black attorney, in the 1880s-1910s. Inside the Bible are clippings, hand-written notes, lists of family genealogy, and a pamphlet for a social club meeting.

Land Transfer Deed, Sharp And Robertson Families, Lauderdale County, Alabama, 1892 October 24

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Land transfer deed for the Sharp and Robertson families, 1892 October 24. Carroll and Caroline "Callie" Sharp, farmers, sold a parcel of land to Thomas Jefferson “T. J.” and Viola “Olia” Robertson. The land was located in Lauderdale County, Alabama. The deed was signed by the Justice of the Peace in Lauderdale County, Alabama, G. F. Potts on 1892 October 24.

Land Transfer Deed, Wesson And Sharp Families, Lauderdale County, Alabama, 1885 March 23

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Land transfer deed for the Wesson and Sharp families, 1885 March 23. Joe and Emma Wesson, farmers, sold a parcel of land to Carroll and Caroline "Callie" Sharp, also farmers. The land was located in Lauderdale County, Alabama. The deed was signed by the Justice of the Peace in Lauderdale County, Alabama, Wesley Richardson on 1885 March 23.

Correspondence From Alexander "Alex" M. Jones To Sarah "Sallie" Jones, Desoto County, Mississippi, 1864 February 1

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Correspondence from Alexander "Alex" M. Jones to his wife, Sarah "Sallie" Jones, DeSoto County, Mississippi, 1864 February 1.

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses and their extended families lived in the Southern United States pre-, peri-, and post-Civil War.

Correspondence From Alexander "Alex" M. Jones To Sarah "Sallie" Jones, Tibet Station, Mississippi, 1864 February 29

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Correspondence from Alexander "Alex" M. Jones to his wife, Sarah "Sallie" Jones, Tibet Station, Mississippi, 1864 February 29.

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses and their extended families lived in the Southern United States pre-, peri-, and post-Civil War.

Correspondence From Alexander "Alex" M. Jones To Sarah "Sallie" Jones, Corinth, Mississippi, 1864 May 18

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Correspondence from Alexander "Alex" M. Jones to his wife, Sarah "Sallie" Jones, Corinth, Mississippi, 1864 May 18.

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses and their extended families lived in the Southern United States pre-, peri-, and post-Civil War.

Correspondence From Alexander "Alex" M. Jones To Sarah "Sallie" Jones, Corinth, Mississippi, 1864 May 20

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Correspondence from Alexander "Alex" M. Jones to his wife, Sarah "Sallie" Jones, Corinth, Mississippi, 1864 May 20.

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses and their extended families lived in the Southern United States pre-, peri-, and post-Civil War.

Document, "Oath Of Allegiance", Alex M. Jones, Jackson, Tennessee, 1862 July 7

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Document (copy), "Oath of Allegiance", Alex M. Jones, Jackson, Tennessee, 1862 July 7.

"Oath of Allegiance...Abjuring all allegiance to the so-called 'Confederate States of America'; I do solemnly swear, that I will support the Constitution of, and bear true and faithful Allegiance to the 'United States of America', So help me God."

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses and their extended families lived in the Southern United States pre-, peri-, and post-Civil War.

Document, Office Of The Provost Marshall, Parole Of Honor, Alex M. Jones, Jackson, Tennessee, 1865 May 27

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Copy of document, Office of the Provost Marshall, Parole of Honor, Alex M. Jones, Jackson, Tennessee, 1865 May 27.

"I, A. M. Jones, a private of Co. 'K' 16th Tennessee Regiment Calvary C. S. A. do hereby give this my solemn Parole of Honor that I will not take up arms again, nor serve as Military Police or Constabulary force in any Fort, Garrison, or field work, nor as a guard for prisons, depots, or stores, nor to discharge any duty usually performed by soldiers, until regularly exchanged, or otherwise released from the obligations of this parole by the authority …

Promissory Note, Barney Mack To Alex M. Jones, 1874 February 2

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Promissory Note signed by Barney Mack to Alex M. Jones, 1874 February 2.

"One Day after Date I promise to pay Alex M. Jones on order one hundred dollars for a black horse on witness my mark this Feby the 2nd - 1874. Witness J. F. Goodrich. Barney Mack, my mark".

"Recd May 11th - 1874 on the within note in work Seventeen Dollars & 20 cts. Alex M. Jones".

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses …

Land Deed Transfer, James Yates To Alex M. Jones, Hill County, Texas, 1874 November 16

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Land deed transfer, James Yates to Alex M. Jones, Hill County, Texas, 1874 November 16.

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses and their extended families lived in the Southern United States pre-, peri-, and post-Civil War.

Document, County Court Clerks Office To Alex M. Jones, Madison County, Tennessee, 1881 October

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Document, County Court Clerks Office to Alex M. Jones, Madison County, Tennessee, 1881 October.

"Alex M. Jones is elected Highway Commissioner for the 11th road district of said County Comprised of the 11th Civil district of said County - for three years from the going into effect of the late state law - and will act as Clerk and Treasurer of said road district."

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses and their extended families lived in …