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Adams County (Miss.)Allen, Sylvester J.Ames, Charles B.Archer, JamesAttala County (Miss.)Beazley, F. A.Bell, Jesse V.Bishop, W. C.Boone, Barton B.Boyd, A. J.Boyd, RasselasBrooke, James W.Bryan, TillmanBunkley, NathanBush, R. T.Calhoun County (Miss.)Carker, J. L.Carnes, E. S.Carr, DavidCarroll County (Miss.)Carson, John A.Chestnut, A. M.Chickasaw County (Miss.)Chrisholm, W. W.Claiborne County (Miss.)Clarke County (Miss.)Coahoma County (Miss.)Cole, George W.Conley, S. C.Copiah County (Miss.)Cullins, C.Darden, PutnamDe Soto (Miss.)Deason, William M.Dockery, HenryDockery, Thomas C.Dodson, W. H.Dowd, A. S.Duncan, JohnDuncan, T. D.Dunn, PaulEason, William P.Edwards, MadisonEmly, W.Farley, PorterfieldFleming, Robert J.Forbes, W. H.Fowler, E. R.Franklin County (Miss.)Gillenwaters, JoelGillenwaters, John E.Green, A. M.Hall, HiramHamilton, Thomas D.Hancock, WillHanson, John A.Harper, James W.Harris, C. G.Harris, George E.Harrison, Thomas J.Harvey, Samuel P.Hatch, B. L.Hawkins, H. J.Haynes, William A.Haynie, Ephraim F.Hillhouse, E. B. M.Hinds County (Miss.)Hollford, Moses G.Holmes County (Miss.)Holmes, FrancisHolt, James S.Hoskins, ErastusHouse, J. F.Howard, H. H.Huckaby, S.Irwin, S. D.Jackson County (Miss.)Jefferson County (Miss.)Johnson, A. B.Jones, W. H.Kemper County (Miss.)Kimball, A. N.Lauderdale County (Miss.)Leachman, Robert E.Leake County (Miss.)Lee County (Miss.)Lewis, A. J.Lipsey, E. J.Loughridge, Jacob A.Lowndes County (Miss.)Lucas, O.Mack, HamiltonMadison County (Miss.)Magee, William K.Marshall County (Miss.)Marshall, Benjamin T.McAmis, JamesMcCalla, Frank E.McCarkle, John W.McDonald, A. W.McHenry, E. A. J.McMullen, J. W. M.McNeace, Samuel B.Metts, M. A.Miller, James M., Sr.Miller, William C.Millsnaps, UriahMonroe County (Miss.)Montgomery, P. K.Montgomery, S. P.Moore, C. C.Moore, P. W.Moorman, GeorgeMorphis, J. L.Morris, Joshua S.Mosely, ElishaMurphey, Charles T.Murphy, C. E.Myers, George P.Nelmes, M.Nelson, W. A.Niles, JasonNoxubee County (Miss.)Oktibbeha County (Miss.)Orr, J. A.Payne, William L.Peyton, Ephraim G., Jr.Peyton, M. H.Peyton, M. M.Pontotoc County (Miss.)Potters, SampsonPrewitt, James M.Pulliman, J. T.Redus, Luther W.Richardson, RichardRichardson, T. G.Robinson, L. B. F.Rush, B. T.Sanders, D. W. S.Sanders, E. H.Scafe, James H.Shuttle, AbnerSimrall, H. P.Smith, David C.Spencer, Smauel A.Sproales, E. P.Stiles, E. H.Taylor, S. J.Thomas, J. HarryThompson, WilliamTippah County (Miss.)Tishomingo County (Miss.)Townsend, William T.Tupper, T. C.United States. CongressUnited States. Congress. HouseUnited States. Congress. SenateUnited States. ConstitutionUnited States. Constitution. 14th AmendmentVicksburg (Miss.)Wadsworth, W. R.Warren County (Miss.)Wasson, AlexanderWasson, DavidWasson, John A.Wasson, N. C.Wasson, W. J.Wells, E. A.West, C. F.West, W. A.Wiley, GeorgeWilkinson County (Miss.)Winston County (Miss.)Wood, Robert W.Yazoo County (Miss.)Young, Samuel
Printed circular from Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; July 3, 1865
Criminal Procedure--AmnestyJackson (Miss.)Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875Mississippi. Executive DepartmentSeward, William H. (William Henry), 1801-1872Sharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873United States. CongressUnited States. Congress. Legislation. General Amnesty Act (1865)United States. Department of StateUnited States. Secretary of StateWashington (D.C.)
Petition to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; September 22, 1865
African AmericansBishop, John J.ChairpersonChickasaw County (Miss.)Columbus (Miss.)CrimeCrime--RobberyGordon, W. A.Headquarters, MilitaryHistorically free and newly freed African AmericansHubbard, UnknownIngate, F.Jackson (Miss.)Johnson, M. S.Krause, A. J.Lacey, W. S.MemorializationMoriarty, J.Okolona (Miss.)Osterhaus, Peter, 1823-1917PhysiciansPlantationsPlanterSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Shearer, Thomas B.Tucker, UnknownUnited States. Adjutant-General's OfficeUnited States. ArmyUnited States. Army. Colored Infantry Regiment, 108thUnited States. Army. Colored TroopsUnited States. CongressWaller, UnknownWashington (D.C.)Wheakley, ElishaWounds and injuries
Letter from Mississippi Secretary of State C. A. Brougher; May 22, 1865
Augusta (Miss.)Brougher, C. A.Chickasaw County (Miss.)Columbus (Miss.)CommissionersCriminal Procedure--ArrestCriminal Status--Fugitives from justiceGrenada (Miss.)Jackson (Miss.)Miller, J. WarrenMississippi. Department of Archives and HistoryMississippi. Legislation. Revised Code of the Statute Laws of the State of Mississippi (1857)Mississippi. LegislatureMississippi. Secretary of StateOsband, E. D.SchoolsTallahatchie River (Miss.)Under ReviewUnited States. Adjutant-General’s OfficeUnited States. CongressWashington (Miss.)Whiting, F. A.Yazoo River (Miss.)
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 John J. Pettus to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; April 20, 1865
Attala County (Miss.)Canton (Miss.)Carroll County (Miss.)Clark, Charles, 1811-1877Confederate States of America. Army of Northern VirginiaHeadquarters, MilitaryHolmes County (Miss.)Jackson (Miss.)Johnston, Joseph E. (Joseph Eggleston), 1807-1891JudgesLeake County (Miss.)Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870Macon (Miss.)Madison County (Miss.)Military Events--Capitulations, MilitaryMilitary Events--Recruiting and enlistmentMilitary Status--Military desertersMilitary training campsMississippi. LegislatureMoray, UnknownPearl River (Miss. and La.)Pettus, John Jones, 1813-1867Sherman, William T. (William Tecumseh), 1820-1891United States. ArmyUnited States. CongressUnited States. Congress. Legislation. General Amnesty Act (1865)Vicksburg (Miss.)WatercraftYazoo County (Miss.)Yerger, William, 1816-1872
Letter from Doctor W. G. Williams to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; December 5, 1864
Allen, Henry Watkins, 1820–1866Claiborne County (Miss.)Clark, Charles, 1811-1877Confederate States of America--Military Service (Branch Unspecified)Confederate States of America. CongressCrimeCrime--SmugglingDepotsDisease and illnessEllett, UnknownGovernors--LouisianaKentuckyLouisianaMacon (Miss.)Matamoros (Tamaulipas, Mexico)Memphis (Tenn.)Military EngagementsMilitary Events--BlockadeMilitary Events--RaidMilitary Status--Prisoners of warNatchez (Miss.)New Orleans (La.)NewspapersPhysiciansPort Gibson (Miss.)Rodney (Miss.)Shreveport (La.)TexasUnited States. ArmyUnited States. CongressUnited States. NavyVicksburg (Miss.)Williams, W. G.Wilmington (N.C.)
Letter from Mississippi Attorney General T. J. Wharton to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; May 23, 1864
Appointment to officeAttorneys GeneralClark, Charles, 1811-1877Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889Guardian and wardJackson (Miss.)Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865Mental illnessMississippi. LegislatureMississippi. Legislature. SenateMississippi. State HospitalPeople with disabilitiesPeople with disabilities--BlindPeople with disabilities--DeafPeople with disabilities--Mute personsUnited States. CongressUnited States. Congress. SenateUnited States. Continental CongressWebster, Daniel, 1782-1852Wharton, Thomas J.
Letter from Mississippi Attorney General T. J. Wharton to Mississippi Governor Charles Clark; December 21, 1863
AlabamaAlabama. GovernorAlabama. Supreme CourtAppointment to officeAttorneys GeneralBoards of MedicineClark, Charles, 1811-1877Confederate States of America. ArmyConfederate States of America. Bureau of ConscriptionConfederate States of America. CongressConfederate States of America. Department of JusticeConfederate States of America. War DepartmentConscript officersCourtsCourts--Circuit CourtsCriminal Procedure--ArrestCriminal Procedure--Writ of Habeas CorpusHooker, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1825-1914Jackson (Miss.)JuryKentuckyMilitary Events--Military service exemptionMilitary Status--DrafteesMilitary training campsMississippi. Executive DepartmentMississippi. Supreme CourtPhysiciansPillow, Gideon Johnson, 1806-1878Seddon, James A. (James Alexander), 1815-1880SurgeonsTrialUnder ReviewUnited States. CongressWatts, T. H. (Thomas Hill), 1819-1892Wharton, T. J.
Letter from General M. F. Force to B. G. Humphreys; September 6, 1865
African AmericansConventionsConventions--Mississippi. Constitutional Convention (1868)Force, M. F. (Manning Ferguson), 1824-1899Headquarters, MilitaryHistorically free and newly freed African AmericansHoward, O. O. (Oliver Otis), 1830-1909Humphreys, Benjamin Grubb, 1808-1882Jackson (Miss.)OhioOhio. GovernorTelegraph CompanyUnited States. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned LandsUnited States. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands--District of MississippiUnited States. CongressWood, Thomas John, 1823-1906
Letter and list from Matilda Sharkey to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; September 4, 1865
Brownsville (Miss.)Carriage and wagon makingCotton gins and ginningCrimeCrime--Destruction of propertyCrime--MurderCrime--TheftEnslaved peopleGrant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885GristmillsHeadquarters, MilitaryImpoverished peopleMcPherson, James Birdseye, 1828-1864Military Events--Capitulations, MilitaryOrphansPlantation overseersSharkey, MatildaSharkey, UnknownSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Sherman, William T. (William Tecumseh), 1820-1891Unionists (United States Civil War)United States. ArmyUnited States. CongressWidows
Telegram from President Andrew Johnson to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; August 30, 1865
Appointment to officeJackson (Miss.)Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875Mississippi. LegislatureMississippi. MilitiaNew Orleans (La.)Schurz, Carl, 1829–1906Sharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Slocum, Henry Warner, 1826-1894Telegraph CompanyTelegraph Company--United States Military Telegraph Office (Washington, D.C.)United States. ArmyUnited States. CongressUnited States. PresidentVicksburg (Miss.)Washington (D.C.)Washington, George, 1732-1799White House (Washington, D.C.)
Letter from W. M. Hankins to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; August 31, 1865
Criminal Procedure--AmnestyCriminal Procedure--PardonFisher, E. S.Golliday, UnknownGrenada (Miss.)Hankins, W. M.JudgesPost officesPostmastersSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873United States. CongressYalobusha County (Miss.)
Correspondence from R. C. Webb and William H. Webb to President Andrew Johnson; 1865
Cincinnati (Ohio)Criminal Procedure--ClemencyCriminal Procedure--PardonFarmersGranville County (N.C.)Hurlbut, Stephen Augustus, 1815-1882Impoverished peopleJohnson, Andrew, 1808-1875Lafayette County (Miss.)Memphis (Tenn.)Nashville (Tenn.)North CarolinaOhioPlanterSecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Tomeney, J. M.Unionists (United States Civil War)United States. CongressUnited States. PresidentWebb, R. C.Webb, William H.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior James Harlan to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; August 18, 1865
Appointment to officeHarlan, James, 1820-1899Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875Military Events--InsurrectionsSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873United States. CongressUnited States. Congress. Legislation. General Amnesty Act (1865)United States. Department of the InteriorWashington (D.C.)
Letter from K. Rayner to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; August 21, 1865
African AmericansClay, C. C. (Clement Claiborne), 1816-1882ConventionsConventions--Mississippi. Constitutional Convention (1868)Emancipation and self emancipationEnslaved peopleForts--Fort Monroe (Va.)Greeley, Horace, 1811-1872Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865Political Parties--Republican Party (U.S. : 1854- )Political electionsRaleigh (N.C.)Rayner, K.Sharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873Thompson, Jacob, 1810-1885United States. Congress
Letter from John C. Hamilton to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; October 11, 1865
African AmericansAndrew, John A. (John Albion), 1818-1867ConventionsConventions--Constitutional Convention (U.S.) (1787)Hamilton, John C.Jackson (Miss.)Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875MassachusettsMassachusetts. GovernorNew York (N.Y.)Political Parties--Union and Southern Rights Party (U.S.)Sharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873United States. CongressWashington, George, 1732-1799
Letter from T. V. Noland to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; September 18, 1865
CourtsCriminal Procedure--AmnestyCriminal Procedure--PardonJohnson, Andrew, 1808-1875JudgesNoland, T. V.SecessionSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873StudentsUnited States. CongressUnited States. Congress. Legislation. General Amnesty Act (1865)Vicksburg (Miss.)Wilkinson County (Miss.)Woodville (Miss.)
Letter from Amie Fort and Bessie Harris to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; September 15, 1865
Clark, Charles, 1811-1877Columbus (Miss.)Confederate States of America. PresidentCriminal Procedure--PardonDavis, Jefferson, 1808-1889Fort, AnnieHarris, BessieJohnson, Andrew, 1808-1875MemorializationSharkey, William Lewis, 1798-1873United States. CongressUnited States. PresidentWashington (D.C.)
