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Letter from William M. Pollan to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 20, 1865
African AmericansChoctaw County (Miss.)Confederate States of America. ArmyCrimeCrime--FraudCrime--TheftFranceGreensboro (Miss.)Historically free and newly freed African AmericansMilitary Events--Military electionsMilitary Events--Recruiting and enlistmentMilitary Status--VeteransMississippi. MilitiaPolitical Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Pollan, William M.SecessionistsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Union League of AmericaUnionists (United States Civil War)
Affidavit of N. J. Gilmer with additional statements of support; July 1865
Appointment to officeBarry, UnknownBell, John, 1796-1869Carr, J. J.Clayton, PhilConfederate States of America. ArmyCrawford (Miss.)CrimeCrime--ArsonCrime--RobberyCrime--ThreatDavis, Jefferson, 1808-1889DeathEverett, Edward, 1794-1865Forrest, Nathan Bedford, 1821-1877Gilmer, John R.Gilmer, N. J.Harvey, TheophilusHenderson, W. H. C.IndianaJackson, J. MJones, JamesJones, W. O.JudgesJustices of the peaceLegislatorsLowndes County (Miss.)Mississippi. LegislatureMississippi. Legislature. SenateMississippi. MilitiaNotariesOwen, D. F.Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Richhart, Robert S.SecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Under ReviewUnionists (United States Civil War)United States. ArmyUnited States. Army. Indiana. Cavalry Regiment, 12thUnited States. Army. Indiana. Cavalry Regiment, 12th. Company IUnited States. CongressUnited States. Congress. Legislation. General Amnesty Act (1865)Whitlock, C. B.
Letter from Ira McDowell to Colonel Otto Funke, referred to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; June 1865
Appointment to officeChoctaw County (Miss.)City Council MembersCrimeCrime--FraudDrane, UnknownFunke, OttoGreensboro (Miss.)Grenada (Miss.)Headquarters, MilitaryJackson (Miss.)McDowell, IraPolitical Parties--Constitutional Union Party (U.S.)Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)SecessionSecessionistsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Unionists (United States Civil War)United States. ArmyUnited States. Army. Illinois. Cavalry Regiment, 11thWebster County (Miss.)
Letter from William L. Brandon to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; June 13, 1864
Appointment to officeBrandon, William Lindsay, 1801-1890Clark, Charles, 1811-1877Columbus (Miss.)Confederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Infantry Regiment, 21stCooper, Samuel, 1798-1876Military Events--Recruiting and enlistmentPolitical Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Woodville (Miss.)
Letter from J. M. Watts to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; August 1, 1865
Appointment to officeBrandon (Miss.)DeathGarlandville (Miss.)JudgesMayers, A. G.Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Sharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Tax auditingUnionists (United States Civil War)Ware, UnknownWatts, John
Letter from J. L. Downs to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; August 1, 1865
Amite County (Miss.)Beauregard, G. T. (Gustave Toutant), 1818-1893Centreville (Miss.)Confederate States of America. ArmyCriminal Procedure--AmnestyDowns, J. L.Fort Adams (Miss.)Military EngagementsMilitary Engagements--Chancellorsville, Battle of, Va., 1863Military Events--Capitulations, MilitaryMilitary Status--Military familiesMilitary Status--Prisoners of warNatchez (Miss.)Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Stores, RetailTax collectorsTaxationTaxation--ExemptionTaxation--MississippiUnited States. CongressWilkinson County (Miss.)Wounds and injuries
Letter from George W. Harper to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 24, 1865
Appointment to officeBrougher, Charles AlbertEnslaved peopleEnslaversHarper, George W.Hunt, F. S.Jackson (Miss.)Mississippi. LegislatureMississippi. Secretary of StateNewspaper editorsNewspapersNewspapers--Hinds County (Miss.) GazetteOwen, T. F.Political Parties--Union and Southern Rights Party (Miss.)Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Potter, George L.PrintersPublishersRaymond (Miss.)Robb, John W.Sharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Unionists (United States Civil War)United States. Congress
Letter from F. M. Gee to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 26, 1865
Appointment to officeChickasaw County (Miss.)Gee, F. M.Houston (Miss.)Jackson (Miss.)Pierce, Franklin, 1804-1869Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Sharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Tax auditingTax collectorsTaxationUnited States. ArmyWheeler, Unknown
Letter from William M. Pollan to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 20, 1865
Choctaw County (Miss.)Confederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. Mississippi. Cavalry Battalion, 1st (Choctaw)CrimeCrime--FraudCrime--RobberyEnslaved peopleFranceGreensboro (Miss.)Historically free and newly freed African AmericansMilitary Events--Military electionsMilitary Events--Recruiting and enlistmentMississippi. MilitiaPolitical Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Pollan, William M.SecessionistsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Union League of America
Letter from D. C. Greenwood to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 20, 1865
Appointment to officeConfederate States of America--Military Service (Branch Unspecified)Davis, Reuben, 1813-1890Gholson, Samuel Jameson, 1808-1883Greenwood, D. C.Houston, Lock E.Impoverished peopleJohnson, Andrew, 1808-1875JudgesMilitary Status--VeteransNewspaper editorsNewspapersNewspapers--Aberdeen Independent (Aberdeen, Miss.)Phelan, James, 1821-1873Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Scooba (Miss.)SecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Unionists (United States Civil War)United States. Marshals ServiceUnited States. President
Letter from John S. Dobbs to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 7, 1865
Appointment to officeClarke County (Miss.)ClerksDabbs, John S.DeSoto County (Miss.)Evans, J.Jackson (Miss.)JudgesKemper County (Miss.)Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Probate courtsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873
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.Grenada (Miss.)Hemingway, W. L.JudgesPolitical Parties--Democratic Party (U.S.)Political Parties--Union and Southern Rights Party (U.S.)Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Political electionsProbate courtsRussell, Daniel R.SecessionSecessionistsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873
Letter from William F. Dowd to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 3, 1865
Aberdeen (Miss.)Criminal Procedure--AmnestyCriminal Procedure--PardonDisease and illnessDowd, William F.Emancipation and self emancipationEnslaved peopleImpoverished peopleJackson (Miss.)Military Status--Military familiesPolitical Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)SecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Strong, ElishaUnited States. CongressUnited States. Congress. Legislation. General Amnesty Act (1865)
Letter from Judge Thomas H. Davis to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 3, 1865
Aberdeen (Miss.)Criminal Procedure--AmnestyCriminal Procedure--PardonDavis, Thomas H.Enslaved peopleEnslaversJackson (Miss.)Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)SecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Strong, ElishaUnited States. CongressUnited States. Congress. Legislation. General Amnesty Act (1865)
Letter from C. B. New to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 1, 1865
AbolitionistsAfrican AmericansAppointment to officeBreckinridge, William L., Jr.Buena Vista (Miss.)Criminal Procedure--AmnestyDisenfranchisementGovernors--LouisianaHistorically free and newly freed African AmericansKentuckyLouisianaLouisville (Ky.)Merwin, D. O.New, C. B.Political Parties--Democratic Party (U.S.)Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Rodney (Miss.)SecessionSecessionistsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Slave trade--United StatesWashington (D.C.)Wells, James Madison, 1808-1899
Letter from A. M. West to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 3, 1865
Appointment to officeClay, Henry, 1777-1852ClerksCriminal Procedure--ArrestDurant (Miss.)Durham (N.C.)Emancipation and self emancipationHolly Springs (Miss.)Leatherberry, G. D.Macon (Miss.)Mississippi. LegislatureMississippi. Quartermaster DepartmentMississippi. State Penitentiary (Jackson, Miss.)Philips, Z. A.Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)RailroadRailroad--Mississippi Central Railroad Company (1852-1877)Salt contractorsSalt minesSecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Washington, George, 1732-1799Webster, Daniel, 1782-1852West, Absalom Madden, 1818-1894
Letter from L. K. Swoope to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; June 29, 1865
Aberdeen (Miss.)Aydlett, T. P.Billups, Thomas C.Bradford, B. M.Columbus (Miss.)Confederate States of America--DraftConfederate States of America. ArmyCriminal Procedure--AmnestyCriminal Procedure--PardonDeSoto County (Miss.)Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875Memphis (Tenn.)Military Events--Military dischargeMilitary Status--DrafteesPeople with disabilitiesPlantationsPolitical Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)SecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Swoope, L. K.TennesseeUnited States. CongressUnited States. Congress. Legislation. General Amnesty Act (1865)United States. President
Letter from E. R. Wallan to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; June 26, 1865
Aberdeen (Miss.)Confederate States of America. ArmyCriminal Procedure--AmnestyDowd, William F.Jackson (Miss.)Military Status--Military familiesPhysiciansPlanterPolitical Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)SecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Sykes, G. A.Wallace, E. R.West, Absalom Madden, 1818-1894
Letter from Lock E. Houston to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; June 24, 1865
Aberdeen (Miss.)Appointment to officeConfederate States of America--Military Service (Branch Unspecified)Houston, Lock E.Jackson (Miss.)Monroe County (Miss.)Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Sharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873SheriffsSims, John B.Unionists (United States Civil War)Wounds and injuries
Letter from James S. Prestidge to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; June 25, 1865
Appointment to officeConfederate States of America. ArmyConventionsConventions--Mississippi. Convention (1861)Cooper, F. T.Criminal Procedure--AmnestyCriminal Procedure--PardonEnslaved peopleHurst, UnknownImpoverished peopleJackson (Miss.)Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875JudgesLamkin, John T.LawyersMcRae, UnknownMississippi. LegislatureMississippi. Legislature. House of RepresentativesNewspapersNewspapers--Mississippian (Oxford, Miss.)Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Political electionsPrestidge, James S.Richmond (Va.)SecessionSecessionistsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Unionists (United States Civil War)United States. President
Letter from Thomas H. Prince to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; June 15, 1865
Hopkinsville (Ky.)Jackson (Miss.)Jances, UnknownJohnegan, UnknownJudgesKentuckyMacon (Miss.)Noxubee County (Miss.)PhysiciansPolitical Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)Prince, Thomas H.RefugeesSecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Unionists (United States Civil War)Walker, Larry W.
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. ArmyConfederate States of America. Army. Adjutant and Inspector-General's OfficeConfederate States of America. Army. CavalryConfederate States of America. CongressConfederate States of America. Congress. House of RepresentativesConfederate States of America. War DepartmentConscript officersDeathEmancipation and self emancipationEngineersEnslaved peopleEvacuationsFerrypersonGeorgiaGreeley, Horace, 1811-1872Historically free and newly freed African AmericansJackson (Miss.)Love-joy, UnknownMilitary Events--Military dischargeMilitary Events--Military service exemptionMilitary Events--Recruiting and enlistmentMilitary Status--DrafteesMobile (Ala.)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867PharmacistsPhillips, UnknownPolitical Parties--Democratic Party (U.S.)Political Parties--Republican Party (U.S. : 1854- )Political Parties--Whig Party (U.S.)PostmastersPryor, R. S.Richmond (Va.)TennesseeUnited States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783Vicksburg (Miss.)