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1863 CIVIL WAR ~FORT PICKERING~ TENN. {OFFICIAL-ORDERS} DOCUMENT+NOTABLE for Sale - Soviet-Awards.com

1863 CIVIL WAR ~FORT PICKERING~ TENN. {OFFICIAL-ORDERS} DOCUMENT+NOTABLE For Sale

1863 CIVIL WAR ~FORT PICKERING~ TENN. {OFFICIAL-ORDERS} DOCUMENT+NOTABLE
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FEBRUARY 27, 1863 ***CIVIL WAR*** {{{VERY RARE ONE OF A KIND}}} ~FORT PICKERING~ MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE - HEAD QUARTER DETACHMENT ... {{HAND-WRITTEN}} OFFICIAL ORDER (NO. 26) SPECIAL DUTY OF JOHN G. YITTS (CORPORAL) ... BY ORDERS OF NOTABLE: \"BRIGADIER GENERAL JAMES CLIFFORD VEATCH\" ... FROM THE HISTORICAL ARCHIVES AND MEMORABILIA COLLECTION OF: CAPTAIN OTIS WHITNEY, COMPANY H, 27TH REGIMENT IOWA VOLUNTEER (UNION) INFANTRY!
((Please note: The last scan if for reference only. This is not part of this listing. This photo (copy) ispossibly the only image of Captain Otis Whitney in uniform. You can print this out.))
(Approximate dimensions opened: 7 7/8\" x 9 7/8\").
(Please note: Item will be folded to original folds for mailing.)

Fort Pickeringwas built inMemphis Tennessee, by theConfederate Armyduring theAmerican Civil War. It was taken over by theUnion Armyto provide control of the Mississippi River south of the city.[1][2]

Fort Pickering Memphis TennesseeTopographical Map of Memphis and Vicinity. Surveyed & drawn by order of Maj. Genl. W. T. Sherman.Plaque for Fort PickeringHistoryMound bunker entrance

This area had earthwork mounds built by ancient indigenous peoples and used by the historicChickasawpeople, a band led by Chief Chisca. The former fort site is located within what is now the Chickasaw Heritage Park.[3]

The Memphis bluffs were home to a number of military fortifications, including French Fort Assumption (built by French colonists and militia in 1739[4]), Spanish Fort Fernando de las Barrancas, and early American Fort Adams. The first Fort Pickering, a frontier station and trading post, was built in 1798 and remained in operation until 1814. A small town grew up around the fort and was later incorporated into Memphis during a period of rapid growth in the mid 1800s.[5]

Meriwether Lewis

On September 4, 1809,Meriwether Lewis, now the Governor of the Upper Louisiana Territory, left St. Louis for Washington, D.C. He traveled to Fort Pickering by boat, intending to proceed down the Mississippi River to New Orleans and then Washington, D.C., by ship. Lewis arrived at Fort Pickering on September 15, and commanding officer CaptainGilbert C. Russellimmediately realized that the governor was ill and mentally unstable. He placed Lewis under house arrest, put him under the care of the surgeon’s mate W.C. Smith, and installed Lewis in his own quarters.[6]After several days, Lewis\'s condition improved, and he was allowed to travel again. However, rumors of war with Britain, and, possibly, the thought of his journals from the Corps of Discovery falling into British hands, changed his travel plans. On September 29, he left Fort Pickering, taking an overland route.[7]Twelve days later, on October 11, Lewis was found dead atGrinder\'s Standon the Natchez Trace.

Civil War

During theAmerican Civil War, theConfederate States Armybuilt Fort Pickering on the site. The Confederates dug out the top of the mound and placed artillery there. An ammunition bunker was dug into the side of the mound.

Union forces captured Memphis in June 1862. The Union army enlarged and expanded several areas of the fort. \"The newly constructed fort stretched nearly two miles along the south Memphis bluffs from where DeSoto Park (Chickasaw Heritage Park) is located, all the way to Beale Street. It was outfitted with 55 guns and included structures needed to serve the large number of troops living in Memphis and those passing through. The Indian mounds were hollowed out and artillery was placed there, along with an ammunition bunker which was dug into the side of the mound. Buildings included a hospital, rail depot, water works, and a saw mill.\"[8]

However, Fort Pickering\'s defenses were never put to the test and Union forces held Memphis throughout the war. The fort served as a major Union staging area during theVicksburg Campaign.

Status

After Fort Pickering was demolished in 1866, all traces of the fort were removed and Memphis forgot about it - until 2007, when there was interest about the possibility of finding Civil War remnants still around. Trenches were excavated and archaeologists were able to identify two cisterns, brick foundation piers, and particularly, evidence of the defensive parapet and ditch. Further excavations found very few actual Civil War items. They had been thorough in the demolition of 1866. The items that were found were mostly evidence of an earlier residential area of a young C. VeatchJames C. Veatch, c. 1862BornDecember 19, 1819
Elizabeth,IndianaDiedDecember 22, 1895(aged76)
Rockport, IndianaBuriedSunset Hill Cemetery, Rockport, IndianaAllegianceUnited States of America
UnionService/branchUnited States Army
Union ArmyYearsof service1861–1865RankBrigadier General
BrevetMajor GeneralCommands held25th Regiment Indiana InfantryBattles/warsAmerican Civil War

  • Battle of Fort Donelson
  • Battle of Shiloh
  • Siege of Corinth
  • Battle of Hatchie\'s Bridge
  • Battle of Meridian
  • Battle of Resaca
  • Battle of Dallas
  • Battle of Kennesaw Mountain
  • Battle of Fort Blakeley
Otherworklawyer, Indiana Legislator, IRS collector

James Clifford Veatch(December 19, 1819 – December 22, 1895) was a lawyer who served as anIndianastate legislator and county auditor. He later served as aUniongeneral during theAmerican Civil War, fighting primarily in theWestern Theater. He rose to command of adivisionof infantry and fought in several important battles.

Early life and career

Veatch was born nearElizabeth, Indiana, in 1819. His father Isaac Veatch was a member of theIndiana House of Representativesfrom 1827 to 1828. He died of cholera in July 1833. His grandfather Nathan Veatch fought in the American Revolution at the Battle of King\'s Mountain as a lieutenant of Tennessee Volunteers. His great-grandfather James Veatch fought, was wounded, and died of his wounds in the American Revolution at the Battle of Camden.[1]

James Veatch was educated in common schools and under private tutors. He studied law and was admitted to the bar, establishing a private practice in Elizabethtown. He practiced for many years, and was the auditor ofSpencer County, Indiana, from 1841 until 1855. He was serving as a statelegislatorwhen the Civil War began.[2]

Civil War service

Veatch volunteered for service in the Union army and was appointed colonel of the25th Regiment Indiana Infantry.[3]He led the regiment at thebattle of Fort Donelsonand then took command of the 2nd Brigade inStephen A. Hurlbut\'s division at thebattle of Shiloh. MajorJohn W. Fosternoted that \"Colonel Veatch acted with great courage. He was always with his brigade in the thickest of the fight.\"[4]

On April 28, 1862, Veatch was appointed brigadier general of volunteers.[3]He was still in command of his brigade during thesiege of Corinthand thebattle of Hatchie\'s Bridgewhere he was wounded. For the next year General Veatch commanded theDistrict of Memphis. Veatch led the 4th Division of the XVI Corps during theMeridian Expedition. His division joinedWilliam T. Sherman\'s forces for theAtlanta Campaignand fought at the battles of Resaca, Dallas and Kennesaw Mountain. He went on sick leave on July 17, 1864, just prior to theBattle of Atlanta. When Veatch returned to active duty his former commander,Oliver O. Howard, instructed him to wait in Memphis for orders.[4]He briefly commanded theDistrict of West Tennesseebefore being assigned to theDepartment of the Gulf. There he assumed command of the 1st Division inGordon Granger\'s XIII Corps and participated in theBattle of Fort Blakeley. He was brevetted to major general of volunteers in March 1865 and resigned from the army in August of that year.

Following is the report of the 1st Division\'s action during the Alabama Campaign and the Battle of Fort Blakeley as submitted by General Veatch:

HDQRS. FIRST DIVISION, THIRTEENTH ARMY CORPS,
April 13, 1865
CAPTAIN: In compliance with instructions received from headquarters Thirteenth Army Corps, I have the honor to submit the following report of the march and operations of this command since leaving Navy Cove:
On the afternoon of March 18, 1865, marched four miles through deep sand of the Gulf beach; course, east southeast; camped at 6 p.m. for the night. Sunday, March 19, 1865, reveille at 5 a.m.; marched at 6 a.m.; marched twelve miles; course, east-northeast; crossed Shell Bank Bay about 11 a.m.; camped at 4 p.m. Monday, March 20, reveille at 5 a.m.; marched at 6 a.m.; marched eight miles; found the road impassable; retraced the route for the distance of four miles; camped for the night at 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 21, reveille at 5 a.m., but owing to the roads being impassable the command did not break camp, details of 1,200 men being sent forward to build corduroy roads; raining all day. Wednesday, March 22, reveille at 4 a.m. marched at 5 a.m.; crossed Mud Creek at 6.15 a.am., marching over three miles of corduroy made the preceding day and night, making five miles, the rear of the column making only three miles and a half. Thursday, March 23, struck tents at 5 a.m.; marched at 6 a.m.; made corduroy all day; went into camp at 2 p.m.; details making corduroy all night; marched one mile. Friday, March 24, left camp at 5 a.m.; marched thirteen miles; course northwest; crossed East Branch of Fish River at 10 a.m.; crossed the Main Branch of Fish River at 1.30 p.m. Command went into camp one mile west of the crossing, on the road leading to Deer Park, at 2.45 p. m. General Slack, commanding First Brigade, which was the rear guard, reported his train had been attacked by a small party of rebel cavalry. Lost 8 men prisoners and 14 mules. Saturday, March 25, marched at 12.15 p.m.; course northwest; marched seven miles and a half; camped at 5 p.m. Sunday, March 26, marched at 6.30 a.m., crossing both branches of D\'Olive\'s Creek, First Brigade, General Slack commanding, in advance, Twenty first Iowa Infantry being advance guard. About 12 m. skirmish line advanced. At 2 p.m. met enemy about one mile and a half from Spanish Fort. Slight skirmishing until 5 p.m., when the skirmish line was advanced. At 6.30 p.m. sharp and rapid firing in front of Twenty-first Iowa. Enemy\'s line driven into the fort. Twenty-first Iowa lost 1 killed and 2 wounded, the skirmish line and reserves being halted until morning. At 3 a.m. on Monday, March 27, the enemy advanced a strong skirmish line, which was promptly driven back. The entire command under arms at daylight on the morning of the 27th. General Benton, commanding Third Division, moved up on our right. The enemy skirmished into their fortifications, and then closed up. Loss in First Division, 2 killed and 156 wounded. Tuesday, March 28. The evening of yesterday the command engaged in throwing up rifle-pits, and making slow advances upon the line of the enemy. Heavy skirmish firing all day. Seventh Massachusetts Battery went into position on the left of General Benton\'s line. A great amount of artillery firing. One man killed and 4 wounded. The command holding two brigades front in column of regiments with strong skirmish line from each brigade. Second Brigade in reserve. Second Brigade relieved the First Brigade during the night. Wednesday, March 29, heavy firing on skirmishing line and by enemy\'s artillery. Large details from the command building batteries during the day and night. Four men killed and 9 men wounded in Twenty-ninth Illinois Infantry by a shell; 2 men wounded in Second Brigade. At 12 midnight enemy made a sortie along the whole front of my line, but were handsomely repulsed. An advance of the whole skirmish line was made, upon the enemy retiring, of about 100 yards. Thursday, March 30, heavy skirmish firing about daylight, and was continued until 8 a.m. Captain James T. Reed, of my staff, slightly wounded in leg by pieces of spent shell. At 3 p.m. received orders to withdraw my command from the line of investment and report to Major-General Canby for orders, who directed me to take charge of a supply train of quartermaster\'s and commissary of subsistence stores, and proceed to Holyoke, for the purpose of communicating with and supplying Major-General Steele\'s command. Proceeded about two miles on the Holyoke road and camped for the night. Five men wounded during the day. Friday, March 31, marched at 8 a.m., with train of seventy-five wagons loaded with supplies. Arrived at Holyoke at 12 m.; entrenched, encamped to await General Steele\'s arrival.
Saturday, April 1, Major McEntee, of General Steele\'s staff, came up from General Canby\'s headquarters with dispatch and an escort of cavalry. Lieutenant-Colonel Thornburgh, Fourth Tennessee Cavalry, with a command of about 1,000 men, reported to me, by order of Major-General Canby, who remained until 3 p.m., and then moved out for the purpose of attempting to make a connection and to communicate with the forces of Major-General Steele. At 6 p.m. heard firing in the direction of Blakely; sent forward a squadron of cavalry, which was in camp as an advance guard; immediately followed it with two regiments of infantry and a section of artillery. Marched about three miles, and everything becoming quiet, and the night becoming very dark, I returned to camp, which point I reached at 9 p.m. Sunday, April 2, at 6 a.m. received information of a party of rebel scouts. Sent out a party to capture them, who returned at 9 a.m. without being successful. The cavalry force of Colonel Thornburgh returned at 11 a.m. without hearing anything of General Steele. One battalion was sent at once with wagon train to Starke\'s Landing for supplies. The balance was sent by two different roads to meet General Steele\'s command. At 12 m. heard General Steele\'s command were investing Blakely. At 3 p.m. General Steele\'s train came for the supplies. At the same time the train sent at 11 a.m. to Starke\'s Landing returned empty, by order of Major-General Canby. Monday, April 3, at midnight received an order from General Canby to immediately march to the support of General Steele at Blakely. At 1 o\'clock the entire column, with trains, &c., was in motion. Crossed the bridge at Sibley\'s Mills just before daylight. Reported to General Steele, and was ordered to take position to the left of General Andrews\' division in line of investment. At 3 p.m. was relieved by General Garrard\'s division. Moved back from front and went into camp as a reserve. Tuesday, April 4, remained in camp until 9 p.m., when the Second Brigade was sent to the front to occupy a vacancy in the line between the line of Brigadier General C. C. Andrews and Brigadier-General Garrard. Wednesday, April 5, nothing of any importance transpired during the day. At 9 p.m. the Third Brigade moved up to the support of General Hawkins\' division. Thursday, April 6, the First Brigade relieved the Second Brigade in the rifle-pits; 1 man, Company C, Eighth Illinois wounded. Friday, April 7, the Second Brigade was engaged during the day in manufacturing gabions. The Thirtieth Missouri, of the Third Brigade, was similarly engaged in manufacturing them for General Hawkins\' command. The Twenty-third Wisconsin Infantry was engaged in building a battery in front of General Hawkins\' command. One man of the Forty-sixth Illinois Infantry wounded. Twenty-third Wisconsin, 1 killed and 4 wounded. Two wounded in Ninety-ninth Illinois Infantry. Saturday, April 8, no casualties. Considerable skirmishing along our entire front. Sunday, April 9, skirmishing during the entire day. At 5.30 a charge was made along the entire line, the charge being a complete success. The Second Brigade of this division was engaged, and was among the first in the enemy\'s lines. They captured a large quantity of ordnance and ordnance stores. Monday, April 10, received orders at 12.30 a.m. to withdraw forces from the enemy\'s works, and prepare to move at daylight. Marched at 8 a.m., and marched two and a half miles and camped. Remained in camp all day. Tuesday, April 11, remained in camp all day until 6 p.m.; marched to Starke\'s Landing, a distance of thirteen miles. Wednesday, April 12, embarked on transports for Mobile. Made a landing five miles below the city at 10 a.m. Moved into the city at once. Found the city evacuated, the enemy having left the night before.
JAMES C. VEATCH,
Brigadier-General, Commanding.
Captain F. W. EMERY,
Assistant Adjutant-General.

Postbellum career

After the war, Veatch became theIndiana Adjutant Generalin 1869, and was active in local veterans and fraternal organizations, including theGrand Army of the Republicand theFreemasons. He was the collector of internal revenue taxes from April 1870 until August 1883.[1]

James C. Veatch died December 22, 1895, inRockport, Indianaand was buried at Sunset Hill Cemetery.[4]He was survived by three children, and the youngest generation Veatch is now in college at Iowa State University.


MissEmma Louis Baker was \"Captain Otis Whitney\'s\" Granddaughter Louis Baker of Oswego, Kansas. She had a large original historic Civil Wararchives and military collection from Otis. Ramon Dunlap was aprivate investigator. He was a friend of Louis. Ramon would make trips from Texas toOswego to visit Miss Baker. He spent these visits interviewing her toobtaininformation about Captains Whitney\'s life. Ramon would gradually obtain these historical pieces from Miss baker and other family members. Heacquired these historicalmemorabilia and archivesdocuments from 1978 to 1979.Werecently purchased this RARE and NEARLY COMPLETE collection. All item will besplit up andsold on this store. Watch for future listings.
Ramon Kent Dunlop:
Born: 1933. Died June 30, 2003.1952-1953: Served Korean War on The USS Bon Hamme Richard and The USS Yorktown (1953-1955).He wasawarded with numerous medals andachievements.This collection hasremained in his family for over 40+ BELOW ARE \"\"NOT\"\" PART OF THIS SALE BUT WILL BE IN FUTURE NOTE: WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF ADDITIONAL (ORIGINAL) CIVIL WAR DOCUMENTS, ETC. FROM THIS COLLECTION WHICH WILL BE LISTED AS ITEMS Captain Otis Whitney\'s Field and Staff Officer sword with scabbard. ((SOLD) 2.) Officer sword belt buckle. ((SOLD)3.) Three Captains shoulder straps, a pair with Captain Bars still on. ((SOLD))4.) Fahsy Silverore (no. 1) silver pocket watch made in 1880\'s given to Captain Whitney at that time. ((SOLD))5.) 3 Law books: ((LISTED FOR SALE)) 1. 1833 Commentaries of the Constitution of the United States, by Joseph Story, LL. D. 736 pages. 2. 1847 Treatise on The Law of Contracts and Rights and Liabilities, by C. G. Addison, ESQ. 910 pages. 3. 1841 Commentaries of the Law of Partnership, by Joseph Story, LL. D. 720 pages.6.) Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Ribbon with Chaplain bar attached to bottom-oswego, Kansas. ((LISTED FOR SALE))7.) 1864 Original small field diary. ((SOLD))8.) 1865 Original small field diary. ((SOLD))9.) 1869 Family Bible which has O. Whitney with additional writing from later 19th century dates. ((SOLD))10.) Captain Otis Whitney\'s \"copied\" photograph. ((CAN DOWNLOAD SCANS))11.) Real photograph (with original negative) of Emma Louis Baker with her Granddfather\'s (Captain Otis Whitney) 1862, 34 Star Civil War Flag. It was given to Otis when he went in service by the Ladies of Quasqueton, Iowa. In July, 1983 Miss Baker sent the flag to the Iowa Historical Society in Des, Moines, Iowa.12.) Original folding rocking chair that the (the story is) Otis Whitney\'s daughter rocked their children in. ((LISTED FOR SALE))13.) Original 1880 Marriage License, signed by Otis Whitney (Justice of the Peace). ((LISTED FOR SALE))14.) Military Images Volume XII (number 6) May-June, 1991with 1 page article about Captain Otis Whitney\'s life.14.) Otis Whitney\'s original Hand-carved cane. 15.) Original Small framed photograph of his wife Harriet N. Whitney. ((LISTED FOR documents, Muster Rolls, Etc. from Caption Otis Whitney, Co. H, 27th Regiment (Dates not in order):
1.) April 9, 1864: Battle of Pleasant Hill, LA. Opening phase of battle document. (18 3/4\" x 10 3/4\"). ((SOLD))2.) April 4, 1864: Battle of Pleasant Hill, LA. Depiction of the farthest advance of the Confederates 5.45 p.m. Document (18 3/4\" x 10 7/8\"). ((SOLD))3.) March 21, 1880: Marriage Certificate of Willis F. Gore to Maggie Karney, Kansas. Otis Whitney, Justice of the peace. (11 1/2\" x 9\").4.) July 31, 1862: State of Iowa, Adjutant General\'s Office, Recruiting Office, N. B. Baker document. (* 3/8\" x 13 7/8\").5.) July 254, 1861: State of Iowa, Captain Otis Whitney Service Document with embossed Auth\' Stamp. (9 3/4\" x 13 1/2\").6.) April 30, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing, Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa Document. Signed by Otis Whitney. Embossed seal of American Eagle with Shield. (16\" x 12 1/2\"). ((LISTED FOR SALE))7.) April 31, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison equipage, received and paid for by Captain Otis Whitney, Company H, 27th Regiment document with embossed seal of American eagle and shield. (16\" x 12 1/2\"). ((LISTED FOR SALE))8.) May 31, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison equipage, received and paid for the moth, Company H, 27th Regiment document with embossed seal. ((LISTED FOR SALE))9.) July 13, 1865: The undersigned for Commissioned Officers, Musicians and Prevails of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (16\" x 12 1/2\"). ((LISTED FOR SALE))10.) March 2, 1865: List of Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 5/8\" x 12\").11.) February 20, 1865: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians, and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment acknowledge to have received several articles of clothing list document. (13 7/8\" x 16 3/4\").12.) February 6, 1865: Inventory and Inspection Report document from Captain Otis Whitney. (17 1/16\" x 14\").13.) January 25, 1864: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment, received several articles of clothing list document. 17\" x 21 7/8\").14.) November 30, 1863: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th regiment document. (17\" x 21 7/8\").15.) June 20, 1863: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (17\" x 21 3/4\").16.) June 4, 1864: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (17\" x 21 3/4\").17.) July 27, 1864: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (15 3/4\" x 23 7/8\").18.) September 30, 1864: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (15 5/8\" x 23 5/8\").19.) November 30, 1864: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment document. 15 1/2\" x 19 1/2\"). ((LISTED FOR SALE))20.) January 26, 1865: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment document with lightly embossed logo. (16\" x 23 1/2\").21.) May 24, 1865: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (17 3/4\" x 23\").22.) 1861-1865c Solder\'s list document plus some ranking. (16\" x 12 1/2\").23.) August 18, 1862: Patient Medicines turned over to E. W. Hastings. List of pills, bottles etc. document. (8\" x 24 3/4\").24.) May 12, 1862: Patients Darlington, La Fayette Document with lightly embossed notary seal of Wisconsin.25.) March 10, 1864: Non-Commissioned Officers, Artificers, Musicians and Privates of Company H, 27th Regiment document with embossed American eagle with Shield. (8\" x 23 7/8\").26.) May, 1864: List of Camp and Garrison Equipage Inventory Property of the United States list document. (23 1/4\" x 7 13/16\").27.) January 1, 1864: Muster Roll Document of Charles Cause and James W. Logan Company H, 27th Regiment. Brigadier of Iowa Infantry Volunteers Commanded by Col\" James I. (Isham) Gilbert, called into service by the President of the United States document. (15 1/2\" x 12 1/2\").28.) January 12, 1863: HeadQuarters Gilbert\'s Brigadier District of Memphis, TN. William F Fox, Major James W. Homan document with embossed American Eagle and Shield. (15 7/8\" x 12 1/2\").29.) December 12, 1864: Descriptive Roll and Account of Pay and Clothing of Edward L. Potter Private in Company H, 27th Regiment document. 16 3/4\" x 5 1/2\").30.) March 18, 1863: Description Roll and Accounts of Pay and Clothing document of Joseph W. Blanke, a Corporal in Company H, 27th Regiment. (16 3/4\" x 5 1/2\").31.) September 3, 1865: Description list and Account of Pay and Clothing of M.L.S. document. (12 7/8\" x 8 5/16\").32.) April 11, 1865: Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Privates document. (16 3/4\" x 5 1/2\").33.) March 5, 1865: Volunteer Description List and Account Pay of Clothing Martin L. Stonemason, Private document. 21 1/8\" x 10 7/8\").34.) May 26, 1865 Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Alfred Cordell, Private document. (21\" x 10 1/4\").35.) Descriptive Roll and Account Pay and Clothing of William Morgan document with embossed seal.36.) April 7, 1865: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Capius W. Stockwell, Private document. (21 1/8\" x 10 1/2\").37.) July 8, 1863: Descriptiver Roll and Account of Pay and Clothing of George G. Garlord, Private document. (16 13/16\" x 5 1/2\").38.) June 2, 1865: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of James A. Sairel of Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa Volunteers Infantry document. (20 7/8\" x 10 1/4\").39.) June 2, 1865: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Clothing of Moses Chase, Private document. (20 7/8\" x 10 1/8\").40.) July 13, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Joseph H. Henderson, Private, stationed Memphis, Tennessee document. (21\" x 10 3/8\").41.) Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Charles Hoover, Private document. (21 1/8\" x 10 3/8\").42.) August 3, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive and Account of Pay and Clothing of Alonzol L. Shurtliff document. (21 1/8\" x 10 1/4\").43.) June 20, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive list and Account of Pay and Clothing of Casius M. Stockwell document. (21 1/8\" x 10 1/4\").44.) September 17, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive list and Account of Pay and Clothing of Thomas Caldwell document. (21 1/8\" x 10 1/4\").45.) October 6, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive list and Account of Pay and Clothing of John M. Blanke document. (21 3/4\" x 10 3/4\").46.) August 3, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of John M. Blanke document. (21 1/8\" x 10 1/4\").47.) September 24, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Sylvinder W. Bowker document. (21 1/8\" x 10 3/8\").48.) February 10, 1865: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Harrison H. Love, Corporal document. 21 7/8\" x 10 3/4\").49.) July 31, 1865: Volunteer Descriptive List of Account of Pay and Clothing of Edward E Mulick, Private document. (20 7/8\" x 10 3/8\").50.) June 16, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List of Account of Pay and Clothing of James H. Booth, Private document. (21\" x 10 1/8\").51.) January 23, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of John M. Blanke, Private document. (21 1/8\" x 10 1/4\").52.) August 8, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of William B. Fleming, Private document. (20 7/8\" x 10 1/4\").53.) June 20, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Charles Kaubz, Private Document. Steamer Des Moines, Iowa. (20 7/8\" x 10 1/4\").54.) August 16, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Benjamin Miller document. (21 1/8\" x 10 1/4\").55.) June 23, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of August P. Osgood document. (20 7/8\" x 10 3/8\").56.) October 31, 1865: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of John M. Blanke document. (21 1/8\" x 10 1/4\").57.) July 23, 1864: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of James Campbell, Private. (21 7/8\" x 10 1/2\").58.) Descriptive Roll of Account and Pay of Clothing of Mathios Bureau document. (16 7/8\" x 5 1/2\").59.) September 1, 1863: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Sidney C. Adams, Drummer document. (23 3/4\" x 10 1/4\").60.) August 25, 1863: Volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Alonzo L. shurtliff, Corporal document. (21 1/16\" x 10 1/4\").61.) June 27, 1865: volunteer Descriptive List and Account of Pay and Clothing of Levi H. Eddy, Private document. (21 1/8\" x 10 3/8\").62.) July 20, 1863: Descriptive Roll and Account of Pay and Clothing of Alvi Megonigil, Private document. (16 7/8\" x 11\").63.) September 28, 1863: Descriptive Roll of Account of Pay and Clothing of William B. Fleming, Private document. (17\" x 11\").64.) Descriptive Roll and Account of Pay and Clothing of William J. Kindrick, Private document. stationed: Camp Reed Jackson, Tennessee. (16 7/8\" x 11\").65.) Partial Descriptive List and Account Pay and Clothing of Alfred Cordell document. (8\" x 9 3/8\").66.) March 5, 1864: Descriptive Roll and Account Pay and Clothing of Charles W. woolly, Sergeant document. (16 15/16\" x 11\").67.) March 31, 1865: Quarterly Return of Deceased Soldiers of the Company H, 27th Regiment document.68.) Receipt of East Port, Mississippi Form Otis Whitney Assistant Quarter Master, United States Army document. (12 7/8\" x 7 3/4\").69.) January 31, 1865: List of Camp and Garrison Equipage of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (8\" x 25\")70.) August 8, 1865: Receipt form Otis Whitney Assistant Quartermaster, United States Army, Clothing and Camp and Garrison equipage document. (7 3/4\" x 13\").71.) April 30, 1865: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (12 5/8\" x 7 7/8\").72.) August 6, 1865: Certificate of lost of Camp and Garrison Equipage, Clinton, Iowa document. (7 3/4\" x 11 15/16\").73.) April 30, 1864: Receipt Roll of Clothing, Payed to numbers of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (8\" x 12 1/2\").74.) August 17, 1865: Receipt and Selma, Alabama from Captain Otis Whitney Assistant Quatermaster, United States Army Clothing and Camp and Garrison Equiopage Document. (7 3/4\" x 13\").75.) May 8, 1861: billhead of John T. Hancock (wholesale grocer) Dubuque, Iowa. (8 3/4\" x 14\").76.) May 7, 1861: C. S. Keller (wholesale and retail druggist) billhead, Dubuque, Iowa. (8 3/4\" x 14\").77.) May 19, 1862: C. S. Keller (wholesale and retail druggist) billhead, Dubuque, Iowa. (8 5/8\" x 14\").78.) None.79.) None.80.) (Copy 1) July 5, 1890: Kansas document. (8 1/2\" x 14\").81.) (Copy 2) May 4, 1898: Department of Interior Bureau of Pensions document. (8 1/8\" x 10 1/2\").82.) (Copy 3) April 3, 1901: Department of Interior Bureau of Pensions document. (10 1/4\" x 8 1/4\").83.) (Copy 4) December 26, 1901: Pensions Office general Affidavit, Kansas document. (8 5/8\" x 11\").84.) (Copy 1) July 1, 1901: Declaration for Widows Pension, Kansas document. (8 5/8\" x 14\").85.) (Copy 2) July 1, 1901: Declaration for Widows Pension, Kansas document. (8 1/2\" x 14\").86.) (Copy 3) July 5, 1890: Declaration for Invalid Pension document. (9\" x 14\").87.) (Copy 4) Pension Office general Affidavit, Kansas document. (8 1/2\" x 11\").88.) May 16, 1865: Muster-Out Roll of Detachment of Company H, 27th Regiment, Infantry Volunteers document, commanded by Colonel J. I (Isham) Gilbert (notable person ?) / R. (Rufus) W. Peckham (Notable Person ?). (30 1/8\" x 10 1/2\").89.) May 15, 1865: Muster-Out Roll of Jeremiah Irwin, Private document, commanded by Jed Lari (?). (30 5/8\" x 10 3/8\").90.) June 1, 1865: Muster-Out Roll of drafter men of Company H, 27th Regiment, Commanded by James I. (Isham) Gilbert (Notable person ?) Montgomery, Alabama document. (40\" x 10 5/8\").91.) August 29, 1862: Muster-In-Roll of Captain Jacob M. Miller Company H, 27th regiment, commanded by Colonel James I. (isham) Gilbert (Notable person ?) document. (37\" x 17 7/8\").92.) August 13, 1862: Muster Roll buchanan county Iowa document (30\" x 7 7/8\").93.) December 21, 1863: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney, Company H, 27th Regiment, Volunteer Infantry United States Army Pay Roll Document, Colonel James I. (Isham) Gilbert (Notable person ?) document. (31\" x 21\").94.) October 1, 1864: Muster-Out Roll of Sergeant Henry Silver document. (30 7/8\" x 10 3/4\").95.) May 13, 1865: Muster-Out Roll of William M. Winkley, Private document. (31\" x 10 3/8\").96.) October 31, 1864: Return of men joined Company H, 27th regiment, Iowa volunteer Infantry document. (27 7/8\" x 8 3/8\").97.) August 29, 1862: Muster Roll of Captain Jacob M. Miller, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31\" x 21 1/4\").98.) December 31, 1862: Muster Roll of Captain Jacob M. Miller, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31 5/8\" x 21 1/4\").99.) December 31, 1862: Muster Roll of Captain Jacob M. Miller, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (30 3/4\" x 21\").100.) May 1, 1863: Muster Roll of captain Otis Whitney Pay Roll document. (31 1/8\" x 20 7/8\").101.) July 1, 1863: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney document. (22\" 21\").102.) July 1, 1863: Muster Roll of First Lieutenant Otis Whitney document. (31 1/8\" x 20 7/8\").103.) August 31, 1863: Muster Roll of Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31 1/4\" x 21 1/8\").104.) October 31, 1863: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31 1/4\" x 21 1/8\").105.) June 30, 1864: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31 1/8\" x 21\").106.) August 31, 1864: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31\" x 21\").107.) October 31, 1864: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31\" x 21\").108.) December 31, 1864: Muster Roll Pay Roll document. (31 1/8\" x 21 1/8\").109.) November 28, 1865: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31\" x 21 1/8\").110.) April 30, 1865: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney, Company H, 27th Regiment document. (31 1/8\" x 21 1/8\").111.) June 30, 1865: Muster Roll of Captain Otis Whitney and Captain Jacob M. Miller document. (31\" x 21 1/8\").112.) July 13, 1865: Muster of Descriptive Roll of Detachment of the United States Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa document. (33 7/8\" x 10 3/8\").113.) (24 copies) of 1862-1865 circa. Company H, 27th Regiment Muster rolls (informative copies).114.) (5 Copies) of the Department of Interior Pensions Office and Company Muster-Out Rolls documents.115.) June 28, 1865: Volunteer Descriptive List of Account of Pay and Clothing of Edward E. Mulick, Private document. (21 1/4\" x 10 1/8\"). ((LISTED FOR SALE))116.) July 26, 1864: Certificate of battle of Pleasant Hill, LA. Certificate of Lost of Ordnance, Ordnance Stores. (25 1/16\" x 8\").117.) August 8, 1865: Receipt for Issued to Lieutenant Colonel Jed Lake Cerully document. (8 5/8\" x 14 1/4\").118.) August 8, 1865: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Store document. (19 1/4\" x 10 3/4\").119.) June 30, 1865: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Received document. (19 1/4\" x 10 5/8\").120.) March 31, 1865: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Received document. (19 1/4\" x 10 5/8\").121.) December 31, 1864: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores document. (19 1/4\" x 10 5/8\").122.) September 30, 1864: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores document. (19 1/4\" x 10 5/8).123.) June 30, 1864: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores document. (19 1/4\" x 10 3/4\").124.) March 1, 1864: Quarterly return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Received document. (19 1/4\" x 10 5/8\").125.) December 31, 1863: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Received, Issued document. (19 1/4\" x 10 5/8\").126.) September 30, 1863: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Received, Issued document. (19 1/4\" x 10 5/8\").127.) June 30, 1863: Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Received Issued document. (18 15/16\" x 10 1/2\").128.) March 3, 1864: Invoice of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores document with (lightly) embossed American Eagle with Shield.129.) December 2, 1864: Inventory of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores document. (16\" 12 1/2\").130.) January 31, 1864: Weekly Report of Surgeon in Charge of General Hospital document. (13 7/8\" x 8 1/2\").131.) July 18, 1863: Weekly Report of Surgeon in Charge of General Hospital document. (14\" x 8 1/2\").132.) February 12, 1865: ON board Steamer Tarascon en route from Cairo to New Orleans - Certify List of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores document. (25\" x 8\").133.) February 6, 1865: Inventory Inspection Report Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 1/2\" x 9 3/4\").134.) February 5, 1865: Inventory Inspection Report document with nicely embossed American Eagle with shield. (15 1/2\" x 9 7/8\").135.) August 8, 1865: Certificate of Loss List of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Lost of Destroyed document. (16\" x 12 1/2\").136.) June 4, 1864: (Copy) of Subscription Roll document (24\" x 7 7/8\").137.) June 4, 1864: Subscription Roll for Orphan Aplum for State of Iowa document. (24\" x 7 7/8\").138.) March 18, 1865: Dolphin Island letter. (7 7/8\" x 12\"). ((SOLD))139.) soldiers list during the Civil War document. (12 1/2\" x 7 3/4\").140.) February 15, 1865: Headquarters of Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa Infantry, on board Steamer Tarascon, Vicksburg, Mississippi letter. (15 3/4\" x 9 7/8\"). ((SOLD))141.) March 4, 1863: Amount of Ordnance and Ordnance List document. (16 1/2\" x 9\").142.) November 28, 1863: Inventory and Inspection Report of Unserviceable Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 7/8\" x 12 1/2\"). 143.) July 31, 1865: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage, Received at Montgomery, Alabama document. (15 1/2\" x 9 3/4\").144.) August 8, 1865: Monthly Return of Clothing Camp Garrison Equipage Received at Clinton, Iowa document. (15 5/8\" x 9 3/4\").145.) February 5, 1865: Inventory and Inspection Report Camp and Garrison Equipage Report document. (15 1/2\" x 9 3/4\").146.) May 31, 1863: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage Received at Montgomery, Alabama document. (15 1/2\" x 9 3/4\").147.) April 1, 1865: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage Received document. (Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage Received document. (15 5/8\" x 9 5/8\").148.) June 30, 1865: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage Received, Montgomery, Alabama document. (15 1/2\" x 9 3/4\").149.) January 31, 1865: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 1/2\" x 9 7/8\").150.) February 8, 1865: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (16 1/2\" x 10 3/4\").151.) December 31, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document with nice embossed seal. 15 1/2\" x 9. 3/4\").152.) February 3, 1865: Inventory and Inspection Report of Un-Receivable Camp and Garrison Equipage document with embossed seal of American Eagle with shield seal. (15 5/8\" x 9 15/16\").153.) October 31, 1864: Receipt Roll of Clothing document with embossed seal. (15 7/8\" x 9 7/8\").154.) November 30, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 1/2\" x 9 7/8\").155.) October 8, 1864: Inventory and Inspection Report of Unserviceable of Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (16\" x 10\").156.) Monthly Return of Clothing of Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 1/2\" x 9 7/8\").157.) Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document with embossed seal of American Eagle with Shield. (15\" x 9 7/8\").158.) December 1, 1864: Monthly Return of clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15\" x 9 7/8\").159.) July 31, 1864: Inventory and Inspection Report of Unserviceable Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15\" x 9 7/8\").160.) August 31, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing of Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15\" x 9 7/8\").161.) June 30, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. 16 1/8\" x 10 3/4\").162.) June 1, 1864: List of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (10 1/8\" x 15 7/8\").163.) January 25, 1864: List of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (10\" x 15 7/8\").164.) June 16, 1864: Inventory and Inspection Report of Unserviceable Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 1/2\" x 9 3/4\").165.) November 30, 1863: List of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (10\" x 16\").166.) December 31, 1863: List of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (10\" x 15 7/8\").167.) November 4, 1863: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 3/4\" x 9 5/8\").168.) November 30, 1863: Monthly Return of Clothing of Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (17\" x 10 7/8\").169.) June 29, 1863: Receipt Roll of Clothing document. (10 3/4\" x 16 3/4\").170.) June 30, 1863: Receipt Roll of clothing document. (10 3/4\" x 16 3/4\").171.) June 30, 1863: Quarterly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (16 3/4\" x 10 3/4\").172.) April 15, 1863: Receipt Roll of Clothing document. (10 3/4\" x 16 3/4\").173.) June 30, 1863: Receipt Roll of Clothing document. (10 5/8\" x 16 3/4\").174.) March 31, 1863: Quarterly Return of Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (16 3/4\" x 10 3/4\").175.) March 16, 1863: Receipt Roll of clothing Document. (10 5/8\" x 16 3/4\").176.) April 6, 1863: List of Quartermaster\'s Property document. (8 5/8\" x 13 15/16\").177.) September 5, 1863: Receipt Roll of Clothing document. (20 1/2\" x 10 5/8\").178.) August 31, 1863: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison document. (16 3/4\" x 10 3/4).179.) May 31, 1865: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\")180.) June 30, 1865: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").181.) March 31, 1865: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (15 7/8\" x 10 1/4\").182.) April 30, 1865: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (15 15/16\" x 10 1/4\").183.) January 31, 1865: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").184.) February 28, 1865: Return of Captain Otis Whitney -Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").185.) December 31, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").186.) November 30, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").187.) September 29, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").188.) October 30, 1864: Return. of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").189.) July 30, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").190.) August 31, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. 16\" x 10 1/4\").191.) May 30, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").192.) June 29, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").193.) March 31, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").194.) April 30, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent Accounted for by name document. (16 3/16\" x 10 1/4\").195.) January 31, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").196.) February 28, 1864: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").197.) November 30, 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").198.) December 31, 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").199.) September 30, 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").200.) October 29, 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 1/4\").201.) May 30, 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 3/8\").202.) June 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney -Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 3/8\").203.) July 31, 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 3/8\").204.) August 31, 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 3/8\").205.) April 13, 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 3/8\").206.) May 1 1863: Return of Captain Otis Whitney - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 3/8\").207.) January 31, 1863: Return of Captain Jacob M. Miller - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16 1/8\" x 10 3/8\").208.) March 1, 1863: Return of Captain Jacob M. Miller - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16 1/8\" x 10 1/8\".)209.) December 31, 1862: Return of Jacob M. Miller - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document.16\" x 10 3/8\").210.) January 31, 1863: Return of Jacob M. Miller - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16 1/8\" x 10 3/8\").211.) October 31, 1862: Return of Captain Jacob M. Miller - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16\" x 10 3/8\").212.) November, 1862: Return of Captain Jacob M. Miller - Commissioned Officers, Present and Absent accounted for by name document. (16 1/8\" x 10 3/8\").213.) June 30, 1865: Return of Alterations in Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa Infantry document. (17\" x 11\").214.) May 31, 1865: Return of Company H, 27th regiment, Iowa Infantry document. (17 1/8\" x 11\").215.) February 1, 1865: Return of Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa Infantry document. 16 7/8\" x 11\").216.) March 31, 1865: Return of Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa Infantry document. (16 7/8\" x 10 7/8\").217.) July 31, 1864: Return of Alterations of Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa Cavalry document. (16 7/8\" x 11\").218.) November 30, 1864: Return of Alterations of Company H, 27th Regiment, Iowa Cavalry document. (16 7/8\" x 10 7/8\").219.) February 1, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (17 7/8\" x 10 7/8\").220.) December 31, 1863: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document. (15 1/2\" x 12 1/2\").221.) February 29, 1864: Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage document with embossed seal. (16 1/8\" x 12 1/2\").222.) March 4, 1863: Camp and Garrison Equipage received document. (13 7/8\" x 13 1/2\").223.) March 31, 1865: Receipt Roll of Clothing document. (17 7/8\" x 15 7/8\").224.) June 30, 1865: Receipt Roll of Clothing document. (17 7/8\" x strive to find rare and unusual vintage pieces to match up with your special collection.
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