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Virginia Military Institute Archives

Michael G. Harman letters, 1861

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This collection consists of the Civil War letters (six items) of Lieutenant Colonel Michael G. Harman, written from Staunton, Virginia where he was Quartermaster. The letters were written primarily to General Henry R. Jackson. The correspondence concerns supplies of corn, clothing, horses, and other items, transportation problems, and other Quartermaster Department problems.

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Letter to Henry R. Jackson, 1861

Written from Staunton, Virginia. Letter regards sending wagons and teams, a need for corn and clothing needs. The letter also mentions that 100 Union prisoners have been captured.

Letter to Henry R. Jackson, 1861

Written from Staunton, Virginia. Letter regards the purchase of corn, wagons and teams impressed from local farmers, and transportation problems.

Letter to Henry R. Jackson, 1861

Written from Staunton, Virginia. Letter regards sending teams and organizational problems.

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