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Letter from A. K. Tilden to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; September 15, 1865
Appointment to officeBoston (Mass.)Boston Young Men's Christian Association (Boston, Mass.)Democratic Party (U.S.)Jackson (Miss.)JudgesMassachusettsNewspapersResignationSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Tilden, A. K.Washington (D.C.)
Letter from Lock E. Houston to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 27, 1865
Aberdeen (Miss.)Anderson, UnknownBuchanan, James, 1791-1868Confederate States of America. ArmyDeathDemocratic Party (U.S.)Disease and illnessHouston, Lock E.Impoverished peopleIndian agentsKendrick, Silas F.Military familiesMonroe County (Miss.)New MexicoPolitical electionsRepublican Party (U.S. : 1854- )SecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873SheriffsSims, John B.Unionists (United States Civil War)United States. PresidentVernon, UnknownVeteransWounds and injuries
Letter from John Taylor Moore to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 25, 1865
Amnesty--United StatesConfederate States of America. CongressDemocratic Party (U.S.)Grand Gulf (Miss.)Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875LaborersMoore, John TaylorPardonSecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Slave trade--United StatesUnion and Southern Rights Party (Miss.)United States. CongressUnited States. General Amnesty Act (1865)United States. President
Letter from Lock E. Houston to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 7, 1865
Aberdeen (Miss.)Amnesty--United StatesAppointment to officeConfederate States of America--DraftConfederate States of America. ArmyDemocratic Party (U.S.)Gattman, MorrisHouston, Lock E.Impoverished peopleJohnson, Andrew, 1808-1875Military familiesMilitary service exemptionPardonPeople with disabilitiesPostmastersSecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873United States. General Amnesty Act (1865)United States. President
Letter from Dan R. Russell to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 5, 1865
Appointment to officeCarroll County (Miss.)Carrollton (Miss.)ClerksCourtsCourts--Circuit CourtsCurtis, W. H.Democratic Party (U.S.)Grenada (Miss.)Hemingway, W. L.JudgesPolitical electionsProbate courtsRussell, Dan R.SecessionSecessionistsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Union and Southern Rights Party (U.S.)Whig Party (U.S.)
Letter from C. B. New to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 1, 1865
AbolitionistsAfrican AmericansAmnesty--United StatesAppointment to officeBreckinridge, William L., Jr.Buena Vista (Miss.)Democratic Party (U.S.)DisenfranchisementGovernors--LouisianaHistorically free and newly freed African AmericansKentuckyLouisianaLouisville (Ky.)Merwin, D. O.New, C. B.Rodney (Miss.)SecessionSecessionistsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Slave trade--United StatesWashington (D.C.)Wells, James Madison, 1808-1899Whig Party (U.S.)
Printed proclamation from Minnesota Governor Stephen Miller; June 20, 1865
Appointment to officeBlakely, D.ChairpersonConventionsDakota War, Minnesota, 1862DeathDemocratic Party (U.S.)Disease and illnessEmancipationForts--Fort Sumter (Charleston, S.C.)Military EngagementsMilitary Engagements--Fort Sumter, Siege of, Charleston, S.C., 1861Military familiesMiller, StephenMinnesotaMinnesota. GovernorMinnesota. Secretary of StateNative AmericansOrphansPeople with disabilitiesPolitical electionsPolitical elections--Election of 1860Soldiers' homesSt. Paul (Minn.)TexasUnited States. ArmyUnited States. NavyWidowsWounds and injuries
Letter from Joseph T. Randolph to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; April 13, 1863
Appointment to officeBurgin, Thomas A.Columbus (Miss.)CommissionersConfederate States of America. CongressDavis, Jefferson, 1808-1889Democratic Party (U.S.)Disease and illnessForts--Fort Pemberton (Miss.)Grenada (Miss.)Harris, J. V.Harris, Jeptha V.Haughton, L.Impressing AgentsImpressmentImpressment--War MaterialJordan, M.LegislatorsMilitary BoardMilitary dischargeMississippi. LegislatureMississippi. Legislature. SenateMississippi. MilitiaMississippi. Militia. Infantry Battalion, 3rdOktibbeha County (Miss.)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867RailroadRailroad--Mobile and Ohio Railroad CompanyRandolph, Joseph T.Recruiting and enlistmentRobinson, L.SecessionistsTibbee (Miss.)United States. ArmyUnited States. Army. Corps of EngineersVaden, D. C. M.Virginia
Letter from H. S. Allen and J. M. Dyer to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; February 7, 1863
Allen, H. S.Confederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Cavalry Regiment, 1st (Lindsay's/Pinson's)Democratic Party (U.S.)Dyer, J. M.Holmes County (Miss.)Lexington (Miss.)Newspaper editorsNewspapersPettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Pinson, R. A.Recruiting and enlistmentThompson, Samuel M.
Letter from William H. Varnado to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; December 8, 1862
African AmericansChristiansChristians--BaptistsClergyConfederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. ArtilleryConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Cavalry Battalion, 17thCrimeCrime--Assault and batteryCrime--Destruction of propertyCrime--ExtortionCrime--MurderCrime--RobberyDeathDemocratic Party (U.S.)Disband--Military UnitsDisease and illnessDrafteesExecutionGulf Coast (Miss.)Hancock County (Miss.)Headquarters, MilitaryImpoverished peopleInvasionsLawyersLeeds, UnknownMcKinis, UnknownMexican War, 1846-1848Military desertersMilitary familiesPettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Poitevent, UnknownPortevent, UnknownRecruiting and enlistmentShip Island (Miss.)South CarolinaStarvationSteede, Abner C.Under ReviewUnited States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783United States. ArmyUnited States. Army. Colored Infantry RegimentVarnado, William H.
Letter from John H. Nelson to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; October 25, 1862
Appointment to officeBrooke, UnknownConfederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Cavalry Regiment, 28thConventionsDemocratic Party (U.S.)Disease and illnessJackson (Miss.)LawyersMilitary familiesMississippi RiverNelson, John H.Oxford (Miss.)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Probate law and practiceRecruiting and enlistmentResignationRucks, James T.Smedes, Charles EdwardVicksburg (Miss.)Washington County (Miss.)Yerger, Unknown
Letter from R. S. Pryor to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; August 26, 1862
AbolitionistsAfrican AmericansBoston (Mass.)Boston Harbor (Boston, Mass.)Brookhaven (Miss.)Clark, UnknownConfederate States of America. Adjutant and Inspector-General's OfficeConfederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. CavalryConfederate States of America. CongressConfederate States of America. Congress. House of RepresentativesConfederate States of America. War DepartmentConscript officersDeathDemocratic Party (U.S.)DrafteesEmancipationEngineersEnslaved peopleEvacuationFerrypersonGeorgiaGreeley, Horace, 1811-1872Historically free and newly freed African AmericansJackson (Miss.)Love-joy, UnknownMilitary dischargeMilitary service exemptionMobile (Ala.)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867PharmacistsPhillips, UnknownPostmastersPryor, R. S.Recruiting and enlistmentRepublican Party (U.S. : 1854- )Richmond (Va.)TennesseeUnited States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783Vicksburg (Miss.)Whig Party (U.S.)
Letter from W. H. Worthington to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; November 14, 1861
African AmericansArrestBaldwin, William E.Columbus (Miss.)ConvictedCrimeDeathDemocratic Party (U.S.)Mississippi State Penitentiary (Jackson, Miss.)Mississippi. MilitiaPardonPettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Recruiting and enlistmentWorthington, W. H.
Letter from E. B. Gardner to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; October 7, 1861
American Party (U.S.)Brandon (Miss.)Democratic Party (U.S.)Gardner, E. B.Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Political electionsPolitical elections--Mississippi. Election of 1861Rankin County (Miss.)South CarolinaWhig Party (U.S.)
Letter from William L. Duncan to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; August 13, 1861
AlabamaChickasaw County (Miss.)Confederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Cavalry Battalion, 12thConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Infantry Regiment, 2ndConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Infantry Regiment, 2nd. Company GCorinth (Miss.)Democratic Party (U.S.)Disband--Military UnitsDuncan, John A.Duncan, William L.Inge, William M.James GordonMilitary familiesMiller, Hugh R.Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Pontotoc (Miss.)
Letter from J. C. Hiller to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; July 13, 1861
American Party (U.S.)Clarke County (Miss.)Confederate States of America--QuartermasterDemocratic Party (U.S.)Enterprise (Miss.)Hiller, J. C.Military BoardO'Ferrall, John W. C.Political electionsPolitical elections--Election of 1860Whig Party (U.S.)
Letter from R. B. P. Harris to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; May 2, 1861
Atlantic OceanConfederate States of America. ArmyDemocratic Party (U.S.)Disease and illnessHarris, R. B. P.Military training camps--Camp Milldale (Miss.)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867PhysiciansSchoolsSurgeonsWarren County (Miss.)Wounds and injuries
Resolutions from the workingmen of Massachusetts; February 20, 1861
AbolitionistsAmerican Party (U.S.)Boston (Mass.)Brown, John, 1800-1859CrimeCrime--MurderCrittenden, John J. (John Jordan), 1787-1863Democratic Party (U.S.)Enslaved peopleExecutionFaneuil Hall (Boston, Mass.)FortsFree Soil Party (U.S.)Historically free and newly freed African AmericansKentuckyLegislatorsMassachusettsMilitary EngagementsMilitary Engagements--John Brown's Raid, Harpers Ferry, W. Va., 1859New MexicoPoliticiansRepublican Party (U.S. : 1854- )SecessionSumner, Charles, 1811-1874United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783United States. CongressUnited States. Congress. SenateVirginiaWashington, George, 1732-1799Whig Party (U.S.)
Letter from Hugh J. Jewett to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; January 28, 1861
Allen, Charles N.Ames, H.Ashburn, T. Q.Baker, EvanBaldwin, W. H.Ball, A.Berry, JohnBigler, William, 1814-1880Brown, Drury J.Burchard, M.Burns, B.Buxton, D.Cahill, UnknownCarlisle, D. W.Carter, A. G. W. (Alfred George Washington), 1819-1885Chase, J. E.Chittenden, SterneCoffinberry, J. M.Collier, J. P.Columbus (Ohio)Cucshing, A.Democratic Party (U.S.)Dickey, John A.Dougherty, J. MDougherty, M. A.Douglas, Stephen A. (Stephen Arnold), 1813-1861Dunbar, WilliamDurbin, W. C.Estell, J. A.Ferguson, JohnFollet, Chas.Gamble, UnknownGerrard, John H.Gibney, JohnGilmore, UnknownGivham, William P.Gould, C. W.Hanna, John E.Harkrader, JohnHarrington, L. W.Hofman, J. J.Houck, David A.Houston, JamesHowey, J. M.Hughes, ArthurHuston, JamesJackson, A. M.Jackson, W. J.Jacobs, J. J.Jewett, Hugh J. (Hugh Judge), 1817-1898Jones, O. F.JudgesKees, J. W.Kelly, JosephKey, Thomas Marshall, 1819-1869Kiersted, JereLahm, SamuelLake, C.Layman, AmosLeBlond, F. C. LeLeckey, A.LegislatorsLouden, JamesManning, JamesMcCune, UnknownMcDowell, J. (James), 1822 or 1823-1885McKinney, FranklinMcMakin, JohnMedary, S. (Samuel), 1801-1864Miller, William H.Mitchner, Charles H.Murdock, P.Newman, WilliamNewton, J. H.Noble, C. L.OhioOhio. General AssemblyOnderdonk, H. M.Patterson, H. W.Patterson, Moses J.Payne, H. B.Peaty, JacobPettus, John Jones, 1813-1867PhysiciansPotts, B. F.Powell, ThomasPreble, N. M.Ranney, Rufus P.Reed, WilliamRiblet, R.Richardson, William P.Ridgeway, John K.Robb, DavidRobinson, IsaacRunkle, B. P.Safford, W. H.Samsel, D. S.Sanford, B. D.Scofield, W. E.Searle, C. W.Shaefer, MorganShaw, S. W.Shideler, HenrySkinner, M. P.Slusser, L.Smith, C. J. W.Smith, JonasSnyder, DanielSpriggs, B. F.Stark, W. M.Stewart, John D.Thompson, J. F.Thompson, JosephUnited States. CongressUnited States. Congress. HouseUnited States. Congress. SenateVancleaf, A. R.Warden, R. BWestcott, JohnWhite, J. H.Williams, JereWright, Joseph F.Young, John H.Zanesville (Ohio)
Letter from W. C. Falkner to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; December 28, 1860
Aberdeen (Miss.)AbolitionistsAfrican AmericansConfederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. CavalryConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Infantry Regiment, 2ndConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Infantry Regiment, 2nd. Company BDavis & Birney (New York, Ny.)Davis, Reuben, 1813-1890Democratic Party (U.S.)EmancipationEnslaved peopleFalkner, J. W.Falkner, William C. (William Clark), 1825-1889Gallaway, M. C.InsurrectionsJackson (Miss.)Lamar, L. Q. C. (Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus), 1825-1893Law OfficesLaw Offices--Falkner & Falkner, Attorneys at Law (Ripley, Miss.)LawyersMemphis (Tenn.)Miller, O. R. & Company (Ripley, Miss.)Mississippi. MilitiaNew York (State)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Philadelphia (Pa.)Political electionsRipley (Miss.)Rushton Stone & Company (Philadelphia, Penn.)SecessionTennesseeTippah County (Miss.)Tishomingo County (Miss.)Washington (Miss.)
Letter from Ogilvie B. Young to Mississippi Governor John J. Pettus; December 26, 1860
AbolitionistsAmerican Party (U.S.)Bell, John, 1796-1869Charleston (Mo.)Confederate States of America--War DissentersConventionsConventions--Missouri. Convention (1861-1863)CourtsCourts--Circuit CourtsCrimeCrime--Libel and slanderDemocratic Party (U.S.)Everett, Edward, 1794-1865Hough, HarrisonJudgesKentuckyLawyersLincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865MissouriPettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Political electionsUnder ReviewVirginiaWhig Party (U.S.)Young, Ogilvie Byron