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]2013.070.W.R_Safford_Americancivilwar_1864-05-21_005] James B. Safford Civil War Correspondence May 1864

]2013.070.W.R_Safford_Americancivilwar_1864-05-21_005] James B. Safford Civil War Correspondence

James B. Safford Civil War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains letters written by James Broderick Safford (1842-1930) to his father James M. Safford, during the American Civil War. This collection also contains newspaper articles, photographs, and ephemera relating to his life and death. Safford enlisted in 1862, into the 54th Indiana Infantry regiment and was made Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant. After completing his first tour of duty, Safford re-enlisted in 1863 into the 10th Indiana Cavalry as a private. Safford was promoted to Sergeant Major and after the battle of Nashville, he was made Adjunct to the Regiment. He was mustered out of the service in August 1865, …


1864-05-21, James B. To James M., James Broderick Safford May 1864

1864-05-21, James B. To James M., James Broderick Safford

James B. Safford Civil War correspondence

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[2013.070.W.R_Safford_Americancivilwar_1864-05-14_004] James B. Safford Civil War Correspondence May 1864

[2013.070.W.R_Safford_Americancivilwar_1864-05-14_004] James B. Safford Civil War Correspondence

James B. Safford Civil War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains letters written by James Broderick Safford (1842-1930) to his father James M. Safford, during the American Civil War. This collection also contains newspaper articles, photographs, and ephemera relating to his life and death. Safford enlisted in 1862, into the 54th Indiana Infantry regiment and was made Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant. After completing his first tour of duty, Safford re-enlisted in 1863 into the 10th Indiana Cavalry as a private. Safford was promoted to Sergeant Major and after the battle of Nashville, he was made Adjunct to the Regiment. He was mustered out of the service in August 1865, …


1864-05-14, James B. To James M., James Broderick Safford May 1864

1864-05-14, James B. To James M., James Broderick Safford

James B. Safford Civil War correspondence

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On Some Points Of Chemical Theory, On The Ammonia- And Ammonium-Bases, And On The National Pharmacopoeia; Being Extracts From The Introductory Lecture, Delivered Before The Class Of Jefferson Medical College, Of Philadelphia, October 14, 1858., Franklin Bache, Md Oct 1858

On Some Points Of Chemical Theory, On The Ammonia- And Ammonium-Bases, And On The National Pharmacopoeia; Being Extracts From The Introductory Lecture, Delivered Before The Class Of Jefferson Medical College, Of Philadelphia, October 14, 1858., Franklin Bache, Md

Jefferson Medical College Opening Addresses

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Introductory Lecture To The Course Of Anatomy, Delivered In Jefferson Medical College, October 19th, 1849., Joseph Pancoast, Md Oct 1849

Introductory Lecture To The Course Of Anatomy, Delivered In Jefferson Medical College, October 19th, 1849., Joseph Pancoast, Md

Jefferson Medical College Opening Addresses

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Professor Dunglison's Introductory Lecture In Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia, October 19, 1848., Robley Dunglison, Md Oct 1848

Professor Dunglison's Introductory Lecture In Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia, October 19, 1848., Robley Dunglison, Md

Jefferson Medical College Opening Addresses

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase Jul 1832

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase continues to travel through Michigan with his sons and hopes to arrive in Gilead on Wednesday. He traded some cattle with Mr. Critchfield and reunited with old friends. He assures his wife that their sons are doing very well, and also assures her that they are safe from "Indian depredation."