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Callaghan House Register, 1866/1869

1.3 Linear Feet
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This register records the guests who visited the Callaghan House from 1866-1869. The many prominent signatures in the register include Robert E. Lee (September 3, 1868).

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Callaghan House Register, 1866/1869 1.3 Linear Feet

Edson J. Harkness Papers, 1827/1865

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This collection includes family correspondence (1827-1846), letters (1862-1864) written by Harkness while serving in the Civil War, commissions and court martial documents, and muster rolls (1863-1865).

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Edson J. Harkness Papers, 1827/1865 .2 Linear Feet

Guest Register from the Estate Belfield, 1931/1976

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This collection consists of the guest book of Belfield in Lexington, Virginia, which was the residence of former Washington & Lee University Dean of Students Frank J. Gilliam and his wife Louise. The guestbook is an original leather bound volume of Shakespeare, published in 1778, which has had one hundred and twenty original pages replaced with a like number of blank pages titled 'Guests at Belfield.' Guest signatures begin in 1931 and end in 1976. Approximately seventy-five pages of the one hundred twenty pages are inscribed with names of household guests and include members of the Washington and Lee campus community, students and alumni, friends and distinguished visitors.

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Guest Register from the Estate Belfield, 1931/1976 1 Item

James McDowell Regimental books, 1814

0.5 Linear Feet one document box
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This collection contains James McDowell's regimental manuscript books. The books were kept from August-November 1814 while McDowell served as a Lt. Colonel in the War of 1812. The volumes document various orders related to military appointments, court martials, drills, furloughs, inspections, etc. The first volume includes a roster of officers of the 5th Regiment of Virginia Militia. Most of the pages in this volume are blank.

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James McDowell Regimental books, 1814 0.5 Linear Feet one document box

L. A. and Lizzie Harper correspondence, 1862/1864

1.25 Linear Feet 1 document case, 1 oversize folder
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This collection contains the correspondence of L. A. Harper and his wife, Lizzie, while he was stationed at James Island, South Carolina during the siege of Charleston and later during the Virginia campaigns of 1864. Topics include camp life, Harper's court-martial, domestic affairs, sanitary conditions, and supplies. The collection also includes muster rolls, other documents, and typed transcriptss of the correspondence.

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L. A. and Lizzie Harper correspondence, 1862/1864 1.25 Linear Feet 1 document case, 1 oversize folder

Rockbridge County records, 1778/1912

1.0 Linear Feet 2 boxes
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This collection consists of Rockbridge County records, including tax lists, ordinary licenses, muster rolls, lists of enslaved people, court cases, and election polls.

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Rockbridge County records, 1778/1912 1.0 Linear Feet 2 boxes

Virginia Militia 144th Regiment Record Book, 1843/1851

1 Linear Feet 1 v. 31 cm.
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This collection consists of a record book with accounts of fines, battalion count, and regiment count.

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Walter Worthington Bowie Papers, 1862/1863

2 Item
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This collection includes 2 items: the muster roll of Captain Walter Bowie's Company G, 40th Regiment, Virginia Volunteers, July 1, 1862 to Jan. 1, 1863; Miley photograph of Bowie.

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Walter Worthington Bowie Papers, 1862/1863 2 Item

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