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3rd Regiment of Georgia Volunteer Infantry history
This collection contains a photocopy of a handwritten document "Condensed History of the Campaigns of the 3rd Regiment of Georgia Volunteer Infantry," by Charles H. Andrews.
4th Corps Army of the Cumberland United States Army field dispatch
Handwritten dispatch from the United States 4th Army Corps to subordinate units giving instructions for handling supply trains as the army prepares to move for the Atlanta Campaign.
5th Regiment, Connecticut Volunteer Infantry muster roll
Muster roll of a volunteer infantry company, listing names, ranks, etc. or members. Date and place of rendezvous, July 23, 1861, Hartford, Connecticut, but includes entries to the month of September. Approximately 70 names are listed.
5th Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers petition
This collection contains a petition signed by officers of the 5th Regiment to Colonel Warren W. Packer, former commander of the regiment, asking him to come back and resume command as the unit anticipates the extension of their term of service. A telegraphic communication adds four more names to the petition.
23rd Alabama Volunteer Infantry list of casualties
29th Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry collection
1900 Study Club records
This collection is comprised of materials created by and about the 1900 Study Club. The bulk of the collection is club minutes and scrapbooks. Also included in the collections are yearbooks, correspondence, and programs.
A. F. Moreland property deeds and promissory note
This collection contains a deed to A. F. Moreland from William West; a promissory note of Moreland to R. H. Ward; and a deed to R. H. Ward. All documents pertain to property in the 20th district of Stewart County, Georgia, land lot numbers 86 and the east half of 87.
A. J. McBride collection
This collection includes correspondence, lists, and reminiscences about the Civil War, primarily surrounding the service of Colonel A. J. McBride of the 10th Georgia Regiment. The collection includes an 1864 letter regarding his promotion, and several letters written to him on the subject of war time experiences and post war life. The collection also includes a manuscript by L. L. Cochran of Alabama titled "The Tenth Georgia Regiment at Gettysburg."
A. J. Park receipts and letter
This collection consists of six receipts from the Western and Atlantic Railroad dated 1847-1849 and one letter from A. J. Park to R. A. Park of Ohio dated July 1864 from Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia.
A. J. Reynolds letter
This collection contains one letter written by A.J. Reynolds of Atlanta, Georgia, to James F. Hanson, the former guardian of his wife, regarding a settlement of property.
A Romance of Old Hartwell program
This program is from a musical titled “A Romance of Old Hartwell,” which takes place in three acts: "Interior of a log cabin, the Ridgeway home," 1840; "First Hartwell school," 1870; "Living room of the home of Mrs. Anna Hartwell," 1915. The program also lists songs, cast members, and character names, including "Indian Traders" and "Isaac Tight, a Jew."
A. W. Owen papers
This collection contains an unpublished autobiography by A. W. Owen and genealogical material on his family. The autobiography focuses on Owen's parentage, childhood, personal life, and teaching career. The genealogical material is a compilation of handwritten research on A. W. Owen, copies of censuses that contain his name, copies of letters he wrote, and excerpts from newspapers and books that mention him.
Abbie M. Brooks diaries and church invitation
Abercrombie, Aycock, Hale, and Hawk family papers
This collection consists of various legal documents, a letter from "G. L. Hale" to her son, and a petition to re-locate the court in Walton County, Georgia. The legal documents include bills of sale for land, debts, and property deeds for the Abercrombie, Aycock, Hale, and Hawk families.
Abraham Heard legal documents
This collection contains the last will and testament of Abraham Heard of McMinn County, Tennessee and Ezekiel E. Park, as well as other associated legal papers.
Abreu and Robeson, Inc. records
This collection contains correspondence and information documenting the various projects for which Abreu and Robeson, Inc. were responsible.
Ada May Harling scrapbook
This collection contains a scrapbook created by Ada May Harling which includes clippings, programs, and postcards. The majority of the scrapbook highlights Harling's garden club activities with the Atkins Park Garden Club, The Garden Club of Georgia, and other Atlanta gardening clubs. The scrapbook also includes clippings about historic Georgia sites and gardens. Of special interest are photographs of the Harling's home at 1128 St. Augustine Place.
Adair family papers
Adams-Cates Company Photographs
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