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Letter from Ella Cross (Warrior, Alabama) to her mother, brothers and sisters, discussing family matters and the costs of various products - December 1, 1891

Creator:: Cross, Ella
Date:: December 1, 1891
Format:: Text
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Invoice of $65.60 for goods purchased by George W. Martin in Nashville, Tennessee

Date:: March 1, 1865
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Legislative bill sent to the General Assembly of Georgia "to extend the lien of set-off and recoupment, as against debts contracted before the first day of June, 1865, and to deny to such debts the aid of the Courts, until the taxes thereon have been paid."

Date:: 1865
Format:: Text
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Letter from James Ryder Randall (Baltimore, Maryland) to Charles Randall [Augusta, Georgia?], regarding business prospects - September 22, 1865

Creator:: Randall, James Ryder, 1839-1908
Date:: September 22, 1865
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Letter relating to hospital furniture, clothing, etc. from Lynchburg Hospital (Virginia) turned over to W.W. Hammen by Surgeon James L. White - March 1, 1865

Creator:: White, James L.
Date:: March 1, 1865
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Letter relating to hospital furniture, clothing, etc. from Lynchburg Hospital (Virginia) turned over to W.W. Hammen by Surgeon James L. White - March 1, 1865

Creator:: White, James L.
Date:: March 1, 1865
Format:: Text
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Permission from the Surveyor of Customs to George W. Martin to purchase materials in Nashville, Tennessee

Date:: February 11, 1865
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Receipt relating to hospital furniture, clothing, etc. turned over to W.W. Hammen by Surgeon James L. White for Lynchburg Hospital (Virginia)

Date:: March 1, 1865
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Letter from Eliza C. Anderson (Savannah) to "My dear Mary." Writes of Colonel Don Pearson Buell's possession of her house and the loss of most house slaves in Savannah to "freedom" - January 1, 1864

Creator:: Anderson, Eliza C.
Date:: January 1, 1864
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Letter from Mary Keen Armistead (Petersburg, Virginia) to "My very dear sister", Fannie Keen (Richmond, Virginia) - December, 1864

Creator:: Armistead, Mary Keen
Date:: December 1864
Format:: Text
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