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Affidavit and appeal from Lucinda Cantrill and Mary Jane Smyth to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; March 13, 1865
African AmericansBlack, DavieBrown, Stephen A.Cantrill, LucindaClark, Charles, 1811-1877Columbus (Miss.)Confederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Infantry Regiment, 33rd (Hurst's)CrimeCrime--BurglaryCrime--LarcenyCrime--Rape and Sexual AssaultCriminal Procedure--ConvictedCriminal Procedure--ImprisonmentCriminal Procedure--PardonCriminal Procedure--ReleaseCriminal Procedure--Writ of Habeas CorpusCriminal Status--Imprisoned peopleEnslaved peopleGreene County (Miss.)Impoverished peopleJailsJustices of the peaceLawyersLewis, UnknownLowndes County (Miss.)MarriageMilitary Events--Military leaves and furloughsMilitary Status--Military familiesPrisonsProbate courtsPublic prosecutorsSheriffsSmith, Mary JaneSpikes, LucindaSpikes, TyraTrialWidowsWilliams, James
Resolution from George Bayliss to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; August 24, 1864
Appointment to officeBarnes, J. P.Baylis, GeorgeClark, Charles, 1811-1877Columbia (Miss.)CrimeCrime--Destruction of propertyCrime--MurderCrime--Rape and Sexual AssaultCrime--RobberyCrime--ThreatFortenberry, Ivin M.Hancock County (Miss.)Hodg, UnknownHoney Island (La.)Marion County (Miss.)Military Events--InvasionsMississippi. MilitiaSecretariesSummit (Miss.)United States. Army
Letter from O. F. M. Holladay to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; August 19, 1864
African AmericansClark, Charles, 1811-1877Confederate States of America--DraftConfederate States of America. ArmyCrimeCrime--Assault and batteryCrime--Rape and Sexual AssaultCrime--TheftDaleville (Miss.)Enslaved peopleEnslaversHolladay, O. F. M.Lauderdale County (Miss.)Military Events--InsurrectionsMilitary Status--Military familiesMississippi. MilitiaSpiesVicksburg (Miss.)
Letter from Robert S. Hudson to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; June 13, 1864
African AmericansAttala County (Miss.)Clark, Charles, 1811-1877Confederate States of America--DraftConfederate States of America--Military Service (Branch Unspecified)Confederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. CavalryConfederate States of America. CongressConfederate States of America. Congress. Legislation. Chapter XX (1864)CourtsCrimeCrime--ArsonCrime--Destruction of propertyCrime--MurderCrime--Rape and Sexual AssaultCrime--RobberyCrime--TheftCriminal Procedure--ArrestCriminal Procedure--EscapesCriminal Procedure--SentencingEdinburg (Miss.)Employees--Dismissal ofEnslaved peopleGrand juryHinds County (Miss.)Holmes County (Miss.)Hudson, Robert S.ImmigrantsImpoverished peopleLawyersLeake County (Miss.)Memphis (Tenn.)Military Events--BlockadeMilitary Events--InvasionsMilitary Events--Martial lawMilitary Events--Military service exemptionMilitary Events--Recruiting and enlistmentMilitary Status--DrafteesMilitary Status--Military desertersMilitary Status--Military familiesMississippi. LegislatureNatchez (Miss.)Neshoba County (Miss.)Prison GuardRefugeesSmith, William, 1797-1887SpiesSunflower County (Miss.)TennesseeTradespeopleUnited States. ArmyVicksburg (Miss.)VirginiaVirginia. GovernorWashington County (Miss.)Winston County (Miss.)Yazoo County (Miss.)
Letter from Charles F. Howell to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; August 23, 1862
African AmericansAlabamaAlabama. GovernorAppointment to officeCrimeCrime--Rape and Sexual AssaultEmancipation and self emancipationEnslaved peopleEnslaversGibson, RobertGulf Coast (Miss.)Howell, Charles F.Jackson County (Miss.)Justices of the peaceMilitary Events--InsurrectionsMilitary Events--Military service exemptionMilitary Events--Recruiting and enlistmentMilitary Status--DrafteesMilitary Status--Military familiesMississippi. MilitiaMobile (Ala.)Pascagoula River (Miss.)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867PoliceProvost MarshalsUnited States. Army
Letter from J. W. Stevens to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; December 14, 1859
Cockrum, UnknownCrimeCrime--PerjuryCrime--Rape and Sexual AssaultCriminal Procedure--ConvictedCriminal Procedure--PardonCriminal Status--Imprisoned peopleHoward, UnknownLawyersMississippi. State Penitentiary (Jackson, Miss.)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Ripley (Miss.)Stevens, J. W.Trial
Letter from Justice of the Peace A. R. Howe to Mississippi Governor Adelbert Ames; December 25, 1869
African AmericansAmes, Adelbert, 1835-1933Como (Miss.)ConstablesCourtsCourts--Circuit CourtsCrandall, O. H.CrimeCrime--Rape and Sexual AssaultCrime--ShootingCrime--TheftCriminal Procedure--ArrestCriminal Procedure--EscapesCriminal Procedure--SentencingCriminal Status--Fugitives from justiceCriminal Status--Imprisoned peopleFarmsHowe, A. R.Jackson (Miss.)JudgesJustices of the peaceMattox, GeorgeMcGowan, UnknownMilitary Districts--4th (Miss.)Mississippi. State Penitentiary (Jackson, Miss.)Panola County (Miss.)SheriffsVance, Unknown
Letter from J. S. Morris to Mississippi Governor Adelbert Ames; July 31, 1868
African AmericansAmes, Adelbert, 1835-1933CrimeCrime--Rape and Sexual AssaultCriminal Procedure--ConvictedCriminal Procedure--PardonHarkins, CatherineHinds County (Miss.)Historically free and newly freed African AmericansHughes, SamuelJackson (Miss.)JailsJuryMississippi. State Penitentiary (Jackson, Miss.)Morris, J. S.Port Gibson (Miss.)Sex workersTrialUnited States. Army