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Colonel Hugh Hughes letterbook
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Hugh Hughes letterbook
Manuscripts
Contains copies of the official correspondence from New York Deputy Quatermaster Hugh Hughes to his assistants.
mssHM 661
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Edwin Artz orders
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Orders for Hospital Steward Edwin Artz to report to Surgeon R.S. Satterlee, Medical Purveyor in New York, New York. Signed by Acting Surgeon General C. H. Crane.
mssHM 84195
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Frederick Thomas Perris letterbook
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Letterbook kept by Fred Thomas Perris while he worked as an agent for Cronyn and Perris, general merchandise of Salt Lake City. The volume references Perris' Mormon customers, including Brigham Young. It includes entries from New York, St. Louis, and North Platte, Nebraska, among other cities.
mssHM 35296
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Samuel Douglas letterbook
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Business and family correspondence of British merchant Samuel Douglas living in New York and traveling between New York and London.
mssHM 47404
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Charles Green letterbook
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Lettebook contaning retained copies of reports, communications, and letters of Charles Green as the commander of the Jamestown, including dispatches and reports related to the capture of the Confederate and British blockade runners Alvorado, Aiburth, Colonel Long, and Havelock and the court of inquiry on escape of the Confederate vessel Nashville. Some letters were written by Charles L. Green.
mssHM 42273
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Francis Johnston letterbooks
Manuscripts
The letters are written to various people by Frank Johnston from New York City in 1853 to 1857. He discusses several types of business but the letters deal chiefly with the cotton trade. Johnston talks a lot about shipments of cotton and the prices.
mssHM 78341-78342