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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

George Williams Civil War Letters 1862-1864

This collection consists of eleven letters of George Williams, a Civil War soldier from Monroeville, Huron County, Ohio, to his family, 1862-1864. Based on internal information, he was a musician in Company B, 123rd Ohio Regiment. A history edited by C. M. Keyes, The Military History Of the 123d Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry(Sandusky: Register Steam Press, 1874), is available in the Rare Books Division of the Special Collections Department (call number E525.5 123d 1874).

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George Williams Civil War Letters 1862-1864

This collection consists of eleven letters of George Williams, a Civil War soldier from Monroeville, Huron County, Ohio, to his family, 1862-1864. Based on internal information, he was a musician in Company B, 123rd Ohio Regiment. A history edited by C. M. Keyes, The Military History Of the 123d Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry(Sandusky: Register Steam Press, 1874), is available in the Rare Books Division of the Special Collections Department (call number E525.5 123d 1874).

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

George Williams Civil War Letters 1863-1865

These four collection consists of a total of 31 items (including ten letters) of George Williams, a Civil War soldier from Monroeville, Huron County, Ohio, to his sister, 1863 & 1865. Williams was a musician in Company B of the 123rd Ohio Regimentand served in Virginiaand Maryland. These letters and their typescripts (including multiple photocopies of photographs of Williams in uniform) have been interfiled chronologically with previous #11003 accessions. All letters, with the exception of January 1, 1865, are accompanied either by an envelope, a photocopy of a Williams photograph, or both.

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George Williams Civil War Letters 1863-1865

These four collection consists of a total of 31 items (including ten letters) of George Williams, a Civil War soldier from Monroeville, Huron County, Ohio, to his sister, 1863 & 1865. Williams was a musician in Company B of the 123rd Ohio Regimentand served in Virginiaand Maryland. These letters and their typescripts (including multiple photocopies of photographs of Williams in uniform) have been interfiled chronologically with previous #11003 accessions. All letters, with the exception of January 1, 1865, are accompanied either by an envelope, a photocopy of a Williams photograph, or both.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

James Branch Cabell Collection 1886-1928

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Scrapbook 7, 1924-1925

Clippings re: Straws and Prayer-Books, and Jurgen, with letters as follows, 102 p.

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