United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Found in 79 Collections and/or Records:
Colonel Benjamin Franklin Taylor collection
This collection contains letters to Colonel Benjamin Franklin Taylor during his time fighting for the Union in the Civil War
Colonel Edward F. Jones papers
This collection contains correspondence pertaining to the activities of the 6th Massachusetts Regiment, commanded by Colonel Edward F. Jones in Baltimore, Maryland from April to July 1861.
Company B, 30th Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops roster book
Confederate Society of Army and Navy of Confederate State in Maryland records
This collection contains three volumes relating to the Society of the Army and Navy of the Confederate State in Maryland. These include: two account books listing annual dues paid by members and the disbursements, 1886-1891; 1890-1921; and one book with a description roll of members of Company B, 21st VA Regiment, 1861-1865, and a ticket for election of officers of the Society of the Army & Navy of the Confederate State, in Maryland, in 1888.
Confederate States of America papers
Miscellaneous collection of muster rolls, photographs, letters, etc. Includes Presidential pardon for former Confederate W.S. Ritter, signed by President Andrew Johnson, November 14, 1865.
Confederate States of America record books
This collection contains five volumes of records relating to the Confederate States of America activities during the Civil War. Volume 1 contains muster rolls of Maryland troops in service of the Confederate States. Volume 2 contains the "History of the Maryland Line, Maryland Organizations, and Maryland Soldiers and Sailors 1861-65." Volumes 3-5 contain extracts from official Records of the War of the Rebellion.
Cooke papers
This collection contains correspondence and ephemera related to Adolphus Cooke, a Confederate soldier, and his family, circa 1862-1915.
Coriell family papers
This collection primarily contains letters written to or by members of the Baltimore-based Coriell family. The letters mention the weather, mutual friends, illness, trips, and occasionally Baltimore politics.
Curtis W. Jacobs diary and account book
Diary and account book of Curtis W. Jacobs, a wealthy Worcester County, Maryland farmer, state legislator, and ardent supporter of slavery. This book primarily details his business transactions, especially those relating to the enslaved people on his farm.
Daniel M. Thomas papers
The Daniel M. Thomas papers consist of a fairly large and varied group of papers which relate to the personal and social life of the Thomas family of West River, Maryland. Although the material ranges in date from 1674 through 1938, the bulk of the material falls into the period between 1840 and 1890.