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Virginia Military Institute Archives

James W. Breedlove papers, 1859/1861

8 items

The James W. Breedlove papers consist of the personal papers (eight items) of Breedlove, including:

  • Two letters (dated October 13, 1859 and March 11, 1861) from Breedlove to his grandfather in which he discusses his studies and expenses
  • Two letters from Superintendent Francis H. Smith to Cadet Breedlove's grandfather, acknowledging receipt of money
  • Three VMI quarterly grade reports
  • One account sheet detailing VMI expenses

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James W. Breedlove papers, 1859/1861 8 items

Breedlove, James W. (James Winchester), 1843-1889

The James W. Breedlove papers consist of the personal papers (eight items) of Breedlove, including:

  • Two letters (dated October 13, 1859 and March 11, 1861) from Breedlove to his grandfather in which he discusses his studies and expenses
  • Two letters from Superintendent Francis H. Smith to Cadet Breedlove's grandfather, acknowledging receipt of money
  • Three VMI quarterly grade reports
  • One account sheet detailing VMI expenses

Virginia Military Institute Archives

Joseph H. Chenoweth papers, 1851/1861

0.25 Linear Feet approximately 32 items

The Joseph H. Chenoweth papers consist of letters (dated 1855 to 1861) written by Chenoweth to his parents Lemuel Chenoweth and Nancy A. Hart. Letters dating from his cadetship cover topics such as exams, trips, and demerits, and provide a good portrait of pre-Civil War cadet life.

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Joseph H. Chenoweth papers, 1851/1861 0.25 Linear Feet approximately 32 items

Chenoweth, Joseph H. (Joseph Hart), 1837-1862

The Joseph H. Chenoweth papers consist of letters (dated 1855 to 1861) written by Chenoweth to his parents Lemuel Chenoweth and Nancy A. Hart. Letters dating from his cadetship cover topics such as exams, trips, and demerits, and provide a good portrait of pre-Civil War cadet life.

Virginia Military Institute Archives

Samuel Downing, Jr. papers, 1859/1860

3 items

The Samuel Downing, Jr. papers consist of three items, including:

  • One letter (November 17, 1859) from Downing to his father, in which he describes in detail a cadet trip to Norfolk, Virginia, including an interesting account of an uncomfortable canal boat journey
  • One list of demerits (April to June 1860)
  • One quarterly grade report (July 1860)

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Samuel Downing, Jr. papers, 1859/1860 3 items

Downing, Samuel, Jr., 1842-1885

The Samuel Downing, Jr. papers consist of three items, including:

  • One letter (November 17, 1859) from Downing to his father, in which he describes in detail a cadet trip to Norfolk, Virginia, including an interesting account of an uncomfortable canal boat journey
  • One list of demerits (April to June 1860)
  • One quarterly grade report (July 1860)

Virginia Military Institute Archives

VMI quarterly and monthly grade reports, 1849/1933

20 items

The VMI qarterly and monthly grade reports collection consists of grade report documents that were issued to parents of VMI cadets. The reports include class standing, treasurer's account information, and comments by the Superintendent regarding academics and conduct.

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VMI quarterly and monthly grade reports, 1849/1933 20 items

The VMI qarterly and monthly grade reports collection consists of grade report documents that were issued to parents of VMI cadets. The reports include class standing, treasurer's account information, and comments by the Superintendent regarding academics and conduct.

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