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John Meyer diary

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    Isaac Wilde diary

    Manuscripts

    A small pocket diary, with entries running from Feb. 21 to Nov. 21, 1862; the bulk penned between Apr. 4 and the late May. The brief entries cover the advance to Manassas, Va. (Mar. 10-15), Howards Mill (Apr. 4), Warwick Road (Apr. 5), Siege of Yorktown (Apr. 5-May 4), Battle of Williamsburg (May 5), Expedition to James River (May 25-26), and the Battle of Fair Oaks (May 31-June 1). The entries for June 25 ? July 1 (Seven Days before Richmond) are blank except for a short entry on June 28. The rest of the occasional entries are mostly miscellaneous notes and accounts.

    mssHM 68425

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    Edward Meyer Kern diary

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    Diary of the first part of Frémont's fourth expedition from October 8 through November 11, 1848.

    mssHM 4154

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    Edward Meyer Kern's diaries

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    Diary of the first part of Frémont's fourth expedition from October 19 through November 9, 1848. The second diary contains an account of his trip with John Pope's reconnaissance from Santa Fé.

    mssHM 4275-4276

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    Civil War diaries of Harvey Henderson

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    Six diaries that Harvey Henderson kept during his Civil War service covering the following periods: 1) 1861, Oct. 5 - 1862, Apr. 30; 2) 1862, May 1 - 1862, Dec. 31; 3) 1863, Jan. 1 - Nov. 30: 4) 1863, Dec. 1 - 1864, May 18; 5) 1864, May 19 - June 30; and 6) 1864, July 1 - 1865, Apr. 2.

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    Edward Meyer Kern letter to "Mary"

    Manuscripts

    In this letter to the otherwise unidentified "Mary", Kern writes of his journey to and arrival at Taos, New Mexico, as part of an expedition led by John C. Frémont. The party nearly starved crossing the mountains, and suffered much from the frozen conditions; ten of the thirty-three men died from hunger and exposure. The letter is signed "Ned." "Mary" may be Mary Kern Wolfe.

    mssHM 20656

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    Edward Meyer Kern letter to Cadwalader Ringgold

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    Kern accepts the assignment of assistant artist for Ringgold's expedition to the North Pacific.

    mssHM 20711