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Descriptive Summary
Biographical Note
Scope and Content Note
Organization of Collection
Restrictions
Index Terms
Separated Material
Administrative Information
Note to Researchers
Description of Series
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
The Confederate States of America
State of Texas
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A Guide to the R. H. Porter Civil War Collection, 1860-1975 (bulk 1860-1866)
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Porter, R. H. |
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R. H. Porter Civil War Collection |
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Dates: | 1860-1975 |
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Dates (Bulk): | 1860-1866 |
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Creator Abstract: |
R. H. Porter, former president of the Steck Company of Austin, Texas and Texas Confederate history enthusiast, gathered a collection of approximately one thousand Texas Confederate and Civil War items. |
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Content Abstract: |
The collection consists of ephemera, photographs (mostly reproductions), manuscripts, government documents, rare books (originals and photocopies), and pamphlets. While books form the largest portion of the collection, materials also include ephemera, photographs (mostly reproductions), manuscripts, government documents, photocopies of rare books, and pamphlets. |
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Identification: |
MS 130 |
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1.3 linear feet (about 1,000 items) |
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Materials are chiefly in English, with some materials in German |
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University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections |
R. H. Porter, former president of the Steck Company, Austin, Texas and Texas Confederate history enthusiast, gathered a collection of approximately one thousand Texas Confederate and Civil War items.
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The R. H. Porter Civil War Collection consists of ephemera, photographs (mostly reproductions), manuscripts, government documents, rare books (originals and photocopies), and pamphlets. While books formed the largest portion of the collection, the collection also includes ephemera, photographs (mostly reproductions), manuscripts, government documents, photocopies of rare books, and pamphlets.
The collection provides information about the Civil War, mostly from a Texas Confederate perspective, but also includes information about the Confederate government, the government of the State of Texas, and a small amount of information about Union troops and activities. The collection is divided into five series: Robert E. Lee,Jefferson Davis, Confederate States of America (CSA), State of Texas andGeneral.
The Robert E. Lee series contains four items, one of which is a signed letter by Lee to James A. Seddon, Secretary of War for the CSA. There is also a Confederate States of America army circular, 1863 (dictated by Lee, but not signed by him), a photographic duplication of the "Lees of Virginia", 1861-1865, and a 1902 letter sent by George Washington Custis Lee (Lee's son) to Ashton L. Carr which includes Robert E. Lee's signature and a small photograph of him.
The Jefferson Davisseries contains eight items and includes correspondence, cancelled bank checks (1871-1874), an address written to celebrate the 99th anniversary of Davis' birth (1907), and a booklet titled The Religious Life of Jefferson Davis by W. L. Fleming (1910). Three of the letters are written to Reverend J.W. Jones (1976, 1881, 1885), one to Colonel E. Polk Johnson (1887), and one is written in his wife's hand but signed by him (1881).
The Confederate States of Americaseries includes Confederate government documents, broadsides, periodicals, photographs, muster rolls, rosters, and ephemera. All materials were created by the Confederate government or support the message of the Confederacy in some manner. The government documents include army orders, messages of the president, and correspondence. Several items provide biographies of soldiers and officers, and tell of their service to the Confederacy. Of note in this series are two Confederate States Almanacs for 1864 (different editions) and a list of federal prisoners held at Camp Croce (1863). Ephemera in this series include sheet music, a playing card with the Confederate Flag and insignia design, and receipts.
The State of Texasseries includes materials that were created by the Texas government or are about incidents that took place in Texas during the Civil War. Of note in this series are two copies of "A Declaration of the Causes which Impel the State of Texas to Secede from the Federal Union" (1861), Governor Sam Houston's Message on the South Carolina Resolutions (1860), a copy of the Constitution of the State of Texas as Amended in 1861, a Camp Ford diary as kept by a Union prisoner (1892-1894) and a list of 69 Germans who organized a company to participate in the Civil War. Also included are documents created by different departments of the State of Texas. Army prisons and prison camps in Texas are the topic of several items, as are battles that took place in the state. There are also several photographic reproductions in this series, creative works, and information about soldiers and officers in Texas.
The General series contains materials generally related to the Civil War and materials that were included with the collection but are not obviously of or about the Civil War or the Confederacy. Items include articles, periodicals, correspondence, religious pamphlets, and price guides for Confederate currency.
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Organization of Collection |
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Series 1. Robert E. Lee |
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Series 2. Jefferson Davis |
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Series 3. Confederate States of America |
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Series 4. State of Texas |
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Series 5. General |
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Access Restrictions
This collection is housed at UTSA's Main Campus and must be accessed via the John Peace Library Special Collections reading room. To request access, please use the Collections Request Form.
Use Restrictions
The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.
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Personal Names |
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Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889 |
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Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870. |
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Subjects |
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Government publications -- Confederate States of America. |
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Locations |
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Camp Ford (Tex.) -- History. |
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Confederate States of America -- History. |
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Confederate States of America -- History, Military. |
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United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865. |
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Genres/Formats |
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Correspondence. |
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Diaries. |
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Ephemera. |
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Local Subjects |
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Military |
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Texas History |
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[Identification of item], R. H. Porter Civil War Collection, MS 130, University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.
This collection was purchased by the University of Texas at San Antonio Library in 1975.
Processed by Traci JoLeigh Drummond, Archivist, June 2005.
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There is some correspondence with particular items scattered throughout the collection from Lee Lawrence, a fellow Civil War and Texas history enthusiast and collector. It seems that the two men would share information about Confederate Texana resources and locating relevant materials.
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Robert E. Lee |
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This series contains four items, one of which is a signed letter by Lee to James A. Seddon, Secretary of War for the CSA. There is also a Confederate States of America army circular, 1863 (dictated by Lee, but not signed by him), a photographic duplication of the "Lees of Virginia", 1861-1865, and a 1902 letter sent by George Washington Custis Lee (Lee's son) to Ashton L. Carr which includes Robert E. Lee's signature and a small photograph of him. |
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The"Lees of Virginia" is a photograph of a group of drawings of Lee and other male family members who were also CSA generals. |
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Lee, R. E., Headquarters, Army of Northern Virginia, Confidential. Letter to J.A. Seddon, Secretary of War (#409), May 30, 1863 |
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C.S.A. Manuscript Forms, Circular of Army of Northern Virginia, Relating to the Exchange of Prisoners from City Point, From General Lee, Signed by W.H. Taylor (#148), August 21, 1863 |
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Lee, G.W., Letter to Ashton L. Carr, Melrose, Massachusetts, (includes Robert E. Lee Signature and photograph) (#408), March 17, 1902 |
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The Lees of Virginia: Generals C.S.A. (Photographic Reproduction) (#411) , 1861-1865, undated |
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Lee, Robert E., San Antonio Light news clipping, "Archives Hid Lee's Oath,", July 29, 1975 |
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Donnelly, R.R. and Sons, Farewell to the Army of Northern Virginia, Lee's General Order No. 9 (Reproduction) (#222), undated |
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Jefferson Davis |
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This series contains eight items and includes correspondence, cancelled bank checks (1871-1874), an address written to celebrate the 99th anniversary of Davis' birth (1907), and a booklet titled The Religious Life of Jefferson Davis by W. L. Fleming (1910). Three of the letters are written to Reverend J.W. Jones (1976, 1881, 1885), one to Colonel E. Polk Johnson (1887), and one is written in his wife's hand but signed by him (1881). |
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Davis, Jefferson, Letter to Dr. J.W. Jones, Dated Memphis, (#193), February 14, 1876 |
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Davis, Jefferson, Letter to Rev. J.W. Jones, Dated Beauvoir, (#195), June 26, 1881 |
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Davis, Jefferson, Letter to Rev. J.W. Jones, Dated Beauvoir, (#196), September 1, 1885 |
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Davis, Jefferson, Letter to Co. E. Polk Johnson, Dated Beauvoir, (#197), March 19, 1887 |
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Davis, Jefferson, Letter in Mrs. Davis' handwriting, signed by President Davis, Dated Beauvoir, (#194), March 12, 1881 |
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Davis, Jefferson, Three Bank Checks Date August 23, 1871; February 5, 1872 and May 13, 1874 (#192) |
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Storey, L.J., Address at the Celebration of the 99th Anniversary of the Birth of Jefferson Davis…, (#623), 1907 |
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Fleming, W.L., The Religious Life of Jefferson Davis (#264), 1910 |
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The Confederate States of America |
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This series includes Confederate government documents, broadsides, periodicals, photographs, muster rolls, rosters, and ephemera. All materials were created by the Confederate government or support the message of the Confederacy in some manner. The government documents include army orders, messages of the president, and correspondence. Several items provide biographies of soldiers and officers, and tell of their service to the Confederacy. Of note in this series are two Confederate States Almanacs for 1864 (different editions) and a list of federal prisoners held at Camp Croce (1863). Ephemera in this series include sheet music, a playing card with the Confederate Flag and insignia design, and receipts. |
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Arranged into four subseries by format, and chronologically therein. |
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Government Documents and Manuscripts |
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CSA. Laws, Statutes, etc: An Act to Amend an Act Entitled: "An Act Recognizing the Existence of War Between the U.S. and the Confederate States" (#137), 1861 |
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CSA. Army. Department of Texas, General Order No. 27, Court Martial of Colonel Jon C. Moore (#130) December 19, 1861 |
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CSA. War Department. Supplemental Report of The Secretary of War (# 147), March 17, 1862 |
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CSA. Army. Army of New Mexico. General Order No. 4 (#127), March 29, 1862 |
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CSA. Congress. House Committee on Foreign Affairs1862, Majority Report, (#133) |
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CSA. Army. District of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. General Orders No. 16 (#132), 1862 |
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CSA. Receipts, Requisitions, Etc.: 5 Items dated 1862, 1863 and 1864 (#124) |
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CSA. Manuscript. Receipt for $500,000 Given to GW Randolph by H.W. McElrath, Captain, Knoxville (# 154), August 24, 1863 |
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CSA. Manuscripts. List of Federal Prisoners at Camp Groce, Texas (#151), 1863 |
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CSA. War Department, General Orders from the Adjutant and Inspector General's Office, No. 141, Richmond (#144), October 29, 1863 |
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CSA. President. President's Message to the Senate and House (#143), December 7, 1863 |
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CSA. Department of State, Correspondence in Relation to the British Consuls Resident in the Confederate States (#134), 1863 |
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CSA. Army, District of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. General Orders No. 111 (#131), 1864 |
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CSA. Manuscript Forms, Letter from George H. Sweet to J.A. Wilcox, Dated Headquarters 15th Texas Calvary (# 150), February 5, 1864 |
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CSA. Manuscript. Circular From W.J. Goodman, Announcing His Temporary Appointment as Chief Surgeon (#155), February 25, 1864 |
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CSA. Manuscript Forms. General Order No. 1, Headquarters, San Augustine, Texas (#149), 1864 |
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CSA. Manuscript, Roster Book of Sam A. Easley's Company of Cavalry, (Charles M. Bradford's Regiment) (#153a), April 1864 – April 1865 |
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CSA. Manuscript. Manuscript Items by or to Easley (letters, etc.) (153b), 1865 |
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CSA. War Department. Report of the Secretary of War (#146), November 3, 1864 |
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CSA. President, Message to the Senate and House (#142), November 17, 1864 |
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CSA. Laws, Statutes, Etc. A bill to Be Entitled: An Act to Levy and Collect Taxes for the Common Defense…, (House of Representatives) (#135), 1864 |
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CSA. Certificates and Exchange Certificates For Bonds and Treasury Notes: Eleven Items, (#123), 1864 |
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CSA. Laws, Statues, etc: A Bill requiring Suit to be Brought Against Persons Connected with the Cotton Bureau and Cotton Office in Texas (#138), 1864 |
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CSA. Army. Army of Northern Virginia. Resolutions of The Texas Brigade (#128), January 24, 1865 |
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CSA. Soldiers Discharge for William B. Moore at Camp Beso (#125), April 17, 1865 |
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CSA. Army, Muster Roll (#126), n.d |
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Printed Materials and Ephemera |
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Ticknor, F.O., "Our Left", dedicated to the Maryland Hero, Gen. Arnold El Zey (#673), 1861 |
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"The Flag of Secession," broadside (#262), 1861 |
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"The Confederate Almanac for 1864", calculated for Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas (#119), 1863 |
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"Confederate States Almanac for the Year of Our Lord 1864"(#122), 1864 |
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Noxubee County, Mississippi, Petition of Citizens of Noxubee County, Requesting Tax for the Support of Dependants of CSA Soldiers Plus Tax Form (#485), 1864, undated |
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De Jarnette, D.C., the Monroe Doctrine, Speech in the Confederate House of Representatives, (#209), January 30, 1865 |
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Dixieland, the Illustrated Home Magazine of the South, V. 1, No. 6, CSA Reunion Special Issue (#219), June 1904 |
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Straley, W.W., ed., Soldiers and Their Deeds (#624), 1913 |
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Playing Card with CSA Flag and Insignia on Back (#508), n.d. |
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Reproductions |
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Tucker, M.H., Escape from A Southern Prison (Xerox with Letter from Lee Lawrence) (#681), 1864,1964 |
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Harris, A.H., "Record of Samuel Millikin as a Soldier" (#311), 190? |
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Photograph |
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Tintype of Confederate Soldier, undated |
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State of Texas |
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This series includes materials that were created by the Texas government or are about incidents that took place in Texas during the Civil War. Of note in this series are two copies of "A Declaration of the Causes which Impel the State of Texas to Secede from the Federal Union" (1861), Governor Sam Houston's Message on the South Carolina Resolutions (1860), a copy of the Constitution of the State of Texas as Amended in 1861, a Camp Ford diary as kept by a Union prisoner (1892-1894) and a list of 69 Germans who organized a company to participate in the Civil War. Also included are documents created by different departments of the State of Texas. Army prisons and prison camps in Texas are the topic of several items, as are battles that took place in the state. There are also several photographic reproductions in this series, creative works, and information about soldiers and officers in Texas. |
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Government Documents |
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Reagan, J.H., Speech in the House of Representatives (#535), February 29,1860 |
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Galveston County, Texas. Committee of Safety. Address to the People of Texas (#278), 1860 |
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Texas. Governor (Sam Houston). Message on the South Carolina Resolutions (#644), 1860 |
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Texas. Convention, 1861. Committee on Public Safety. Reports of Committee on Public Safety and Commissions to Louisiana and San Antonio (#642), 1861 |
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Texas. Convention, 1861. "A Declaration of the Causes which Impel the State of Texas to Secede from the Federal Union" (#638), 1861 |
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Texas. Convention, 1861. "A Declaration of the Causes which Impel the State of Texas to Secede from the Federal Union" (#637), 1861 |
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Texas Convention, The Constitution of the State of Texas as Amended in 1861 (#636), 1861 |
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Texas. Comptroller's Office. Circular to the Chief Justices of Several Counties, Issued from Comptroller's Office (#635), December 25, 1863 |
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Texas. Legislature. Resolutions of the State of Texas, Concerning Peace, Reconstruction and Independence (#651), 1865 |
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Texas. Legislature. House Committee on Federal Relations. Report on the Amendments Proposed to the Joint Resolution of Congress as Article XIV to the Constitution of the United States (#652), 1866 |
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French, J.C., Letter To Abram S. Hewitt Concerning Railroad Bonds (#275), May 4, 1861 |
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Texas Tax Reciepts: Dallas County, Comal County, District 68, Five Total (#670), 1861-1862, 1871 |
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Colorado County, Texas. Original Roster of 69 German Texas who met to organize a company (#117), 1862 |
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Camp Ford Diary, Kept by a Union Prisoner (#97), September 1892 – July 1864 |
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Texas Calvary, 8th (Terry's Texas Rangers) Petition for a Furlough, Addressed to the Secretary of War, Richmond (#656), January 22, 1865 |
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Woods, Col. Peter C., Obituary fromSouthern Tribune, San Marcos, TX, (handwritten) (# 757), March 1898 |
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Howell, W.R., List of Battles and Skirmishes in which the old Sibley Brigade has participated (#365), undated |
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Printed Materials and Ephemera |
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Texan Rangers- Poem (#633), undated |
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An Ordinance to dissolve the Union between the State of Texas and The Other States… (#641), 1861 |
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Texas Confederate, No. 12, 13, 15, 16 (# 657), 1864 |
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Houston Daily Telegraph, with articles about the end of the Civil War (#363), June 1, 1865 |
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Conner, J.C., Carpet Bag Rule: History of Reconstruction in Texas (158), 1871 |
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Muster Rolls for Captain Edward R. Hawkins Co. and J. M. Cook's Co., in The Patron, August 15, 1877 |
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Thirtieth Texas Calvary, Waco (Confederate Reunion) (#671), 1901 |
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Wood, W.D., Reminiscences of Reconstruction in Texas, and Reminiscences of Texas and Texans Fifty Years Ago (#753), 1902 |
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Invitation to Old Settlers Jubilee, June 3, 1939 |
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Shaw, Arthur M., ed., "A Texas Ranger Company at the Battle of Arkansas Post" (#578), [1960s] |
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Dallas Morning Newsclipping, "Civil War Grave markers dedicated during ceremony" (re: Jerome and Felix Robertson), April 12, 1965 |
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The Texas Star, Terry's Texas Rangers: They fought their own War, (two copies: Dallas Morning News/ Austin American Statesman) (#441), August 22, 1971 |
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Williams, R. H. and John W. Sansom, The Massacre on the Nueces River (#743), undated |
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Knights of the Golden Circle. Texas, Castroville. Castle. Bylaws (# 401), 1861 |
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Texas. Convention, 1861. Darlegung Der Grunde, Welche Den Staat Texas Veranlafen Aus Der Federal - Union (#639) |
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Phillips, Edwin D., Texas and Its Late Military Occupation and Evacuation, (Photocopied) (#505), 1862 |
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Davis, Nicholas A., The Campaign from Texas to Maryland. Pages in the Houston Edition that differ from the Richmond Edition. (#202), [1863] |
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Newcomb, J.P., Sketch of Secession Times in Texas and Journal of Travel from Texas Through Mexico to California (photocopy) (#471), 1863 |
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Franklin, Robert M., Battle of Galveston (photocopy) (#270), January 1, 1863, 1911 |
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Camp Ford, Texas. Three Photographic Reproductions of Drawings of Camp Ford (# 96), 1865, undated |
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McCulloch, John S., Reminiscences of Life in the Army and a Prisoner of War (Camp Ford, TX) (photocopy) (#430), 1888 |
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Winkler, Mrs. C.M., The Life and Character of General John B. Hood (photocopy) (#749), 1885 |
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Edgar, T.H., History of Debray's (26th) Regiment of Texas Calvary (photocopy) (#241), 1898 |
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Read, John. Texas Prisons and a Comparison of Northern and Southern Prison Camps (Photocopy) (#532), 1912 |
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Kellersberger, Getulius. Memoirs of an Engineer in the Confederate Army in Texas, translated from German by Helen S. Sundstrom (photocopy) (#389), [1950s] |
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Burke, Robert, Escape from a Southern Prison: A Brief History of the Prison Life and Escape of M.H. Tucker and Others from Camp Ford Prison. Unbound typed copy, includes Letter From Lee Lawrence and Material about E.D. Behen, one of Escapees (#91), 1961, undated |
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Glover, R.W., "Camp Ford, Confederate Prison at Tyler Texas", (Typescript Paper Delivered Before the Dallas Civil War Round Table) (#293), 1961 |
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Camp Ford Marker Dedication Materials, Including Invitation, Program, Newsclipping, and Correspondence from Lee Lawrence to R. H. Porter, 1962 |
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Burke, Robert, Escape from a Southern Prison: A Brief History of the Prison Life and Escape of M.S. Real, M.H. Tucker and others from Camp Ford Prison, (Photocopy) (#90), n.d |
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General |
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This series contains materials generally related to the Civil War and materials that were included with the collection but are not obviously of or about the Civil War or the Confederacy. Items include articles, periodicals, correspondence, religious pamphlets, and price guides for Confederate currency. These items were kept with the collection to maintain original order. |
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Redwood, W.H., Letter to Gov. Pickens of South Carolina, Offering Services of Lone Star Rifle Company (#539), January 5, 1861 |
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Hall, J.A., Letter to "Cousin Marie" Recounting Tales of the Battlefield (#304), April 24, 1862 |
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Hardeman, B., Letter to L.T. Barret (# 310), October 28, 1863 |
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U.S. Army, Discharge from A.G.O. no. 99, San Antonio, TX. Filled out in Ink by Melhchoir Beyer (# 694), October 31, 1865 |
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Buck, William C., "Are you a Backslider?" (# 86), 1861 |
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Dabney, R.L., "The Believer Born of Almighty Grace" (# 183), 1862 |
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"The Colonel's Conversion: A Chief of Sinner's Made a Chief of Saints" (#116), undated |
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Porter, W.D., State Sovereignty and the Doctrine of Coercion, (#521) 1860 |
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The Richmond Enquirer, V. 58, No. 20 (includes Lincoln's Message to Congress) (#541), July 9, 1861 |
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Salado College, Salado Texas Program of Graduation, (#563) 1862 |
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The Loyal Union Journal. G.G. Carman, ed. (#425), April 2, 1864 |
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Trezevant, D.H., The Burning of Columbia, South Carolina (#679), 1866 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 1, No. 5, May 1876 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 1, No. 6 (2 copies), June 1876 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 2, No. 6, December 1876 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 4, No. 6, December 1877 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 7, No.1, January 1879 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 10, No. 4, April 1882 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 10, No. 5, May 1882 |
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15 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 10, No. 6, June 1882 |
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16 |
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Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. 10, No. 7, July 1882 |
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OM3 |
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New York Herald, re: Assassination of Lincoln April 15, 1865 |
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3 |
17 |
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Avery, A.C., Memorial Address on Life and Character of Lieutenant General D.H. Hill (#28), May 10, 1893 |
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46 |
OM2 |
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"General Grant's Story of the Civil War", clipping From The Washington Post (#298), December 1, 1912 |
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Folder |
3 |
18 |
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Awtrey, H.R., Wallpaper News of the Sixties, (#29) 1941 |
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19 |
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Ashbrook, S.B., Some Notes on the Postal Legislation of the Confederate States of America (# 22), 1954 |
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20 |
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Criswell, G.C., Confederate and Southern State Currency, Price Lists and Supplements to Volumes 1 and 2(#175), 1957-1962 |
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21 |
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Criswell, G.C., Confederate and Southern State Currency, 1965 Price List, Bradbeer's Cross-Indexed to Criswell's (# 176), 1965 |
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22 |
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Book Advertisements, 1962, 1967, undated |
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23 |
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Book Reviews, 1942, 1957-1965, 1970, undated |
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24 |
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Newsclippings, 1961-1968, undated |
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25 |
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Steck company Christmas Card, undated |
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Reprodutions |
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26 |
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Flemming, R. H., Personal Reminiscences of Military Prison Life (typescript) (#265), undated |
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27 |
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Knights of the Golden Circle, First or Military Degree (Negative Photostat) (#400), 186- |
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28 |
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Young, Josiah T. "History of the 36th Iowa Infantry," in Frank Hickenlooper's An Illustrated History of Monroe County, Iowa, (typescript with photo reproductions) (# 343), 1896 |
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29 |
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Smith, R.J., Reminiscences of the Civil War and Other Sketches (#600), 1911 |
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30 |
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Russell, Irwin, "Christmas Night in the Quarters"(facsimile of original), undated |
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Photographs |
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31 |
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Brady, Matthew, Photoduplications of Civil War photographs with descriptions and negatives (#77), undated |
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