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Brock Collection: Records of the Company F of the 21st Virginia Light Infantry Regiment and F Company Association, (bulk 1861-1877)

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Description
Military records of the Company F of the 21st Regiment of Virginia Infantry: muster rolls, certificates of identity, passes, orders, letters, court martial records, and other regimental records, chiefly relating to transfers to another companies, leaves of absences, AWOL, etc.
Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Production date
1859-1901.
Call number
mssBR Box 139
Creator
Confederate States of America(Opens in new tab)
Additional description
Also included are individual records of the 1st Regiment and other companies of the 21st Regiment of Virginia Infantry. There are individual reports and dispatches relating to the Regiment's operations during the 2nd Shenandoah Valley Campaign (1862)
Also included are copies of the company military records for the years 1859 and 1860, a pencil sketch of the mess ground at Camp Game Point (Va.) (May 1861), and a copy of an excerpt from the Civil War diary of Tucker Randolph, member of company F of the 21st Virginia Volunteers (Apr. 1861- Oct. 1863)
Provenance
Purchased with the Brock collection from Elizabeth Brock, 1922.
Associated people
Brock, R. A. (1839-1914,)
Randolph, Tucker, (active 1861-1863.)
Associated organization
Company F Association (Richmond, Va.)
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