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Jacob Jacoby pardon material

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Items include: Jacob Jacoby, Camp Douglas, Illinois, autograph letter signed to wife and family, 1863 August 18 (HM 23921); Jacob Jacoby, Camp Douglas, Illinois, autograph letter signed to James S. Jacoby, 1863 August 24 (HM 23931); C.S. Brent, Paris, Kentucky, autograph document signed petition for release of Jacob Jacoby, 1863 September 11 (HM 2254); George W. Williams autograph document signed petition for the release of Jacob Jacoby, 1863 September 11, with added P.A. Prall autograph note signed (HM 23932); Brutus J. Clay, Paris, Kentucky, autograph letter signed to Commissary General of Prisoners William Hoffman, Washington, D.C., 1863 September 13 (HM 23922); James S. Jacoby letter signed to Commissary General of Prisoners William Hoffman, Washington, D.C., approximately 1863 September 15 (HM 23930); envelope labeled "Jacob Jacoby" and endorsed by Abraham Lincoln with "File, A.L., Sep. 19. 1863." (HM 2253).
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Date
1863 August 18-September 18
Call number
mssLincoln
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