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Thomas Sumner Greene papers, (bulk 1863-1866)

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Description
Military records, mostly pertaining to the 47th Regiment of Colored Infantry including military orders, muster rolls, invoices, commissions, receipts, and certificates. Also, a character sketch and a letter of recommendation for Thomas Sumner Green, a typescript of My recollections of the Civil War, written by Thomas Sumner Greene in 1917, and letters to his parents from Tennessee and Louisiana, September 1862 to April 1865. One letter is written on the verso of a copy of the Selma Federal Union, the first Union newspaper printed in Selma, Alabama, 1850 April 28.
Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Production date
1854-1917.
Call number
mssGreene
Creator
Greene, Thomas Sumner (1842-approximately 1917)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Acquired from Jack R. Brown, October 1969.
Gift of Isabelle Greene, March 1997.
Associated organization
United States.
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