civil war manuscripts - American Memory from the Library of Congress

27, 1862-Sept. 1, 1863. Describes Graham's military training
in New York, a voyage to New Orleans, La., camp life, marches,
the conscription and performance of blacks, foraging expeditions,
disease, hospital care, operations along the Amite and "Blind"
Rivers, the Siege of Port Hudson, and deaths in the 177th New
York Volunteers. Also includes a list of officers in the 177th, a
list of privates in Graham's company (A), and copies of poems
and letters by Graham.
361
Graham, R. H. Maj., CSA
Document, 1865. 1 item.
Parole for Pvt. David Buchanan, 111th Pennsylvania
Volunteers, Feb. 2[2?], 1865, signed by Graham.
362
Grand Army of the Republic
Records, 1883-1928. 7 items.
Records of the Departments of the Potomac, Florida, and
Nebraska. Contains the names of members in each department
and service records of members in the Department of the
Potomac.
363
Grant, James (1829-1905) Delegate, U.S.
Christian Commission
Manuscript narrative, 1862-94. 1 item.
Manuscript entitled "The Flag and the Cross, a History of
the United States Christian Commission," 1894. Includes photocopies
of two letters, Sept. 18 and 19, 1862, concerning the
care of wounded soldiers during the Antietam Campaign, and
photographs of Ulysses S. Grant and J. O. Sloan.
364
Grant, Ulysses Simpson (1822-1885), Pres., U.S.
Papers, 1844-1922. 47,200 items.
Includes headquarters records from the six commands held
by Grant during the Civil War: Military Districts of Southeast
Missouri, Cairo, and West Tennessee; Department of the
Tennessee; Military Division of the Mississippi; and General in
Chief of the Armies of the United States. Comprises official
correspondence, general and special orders, reports, registers,
returns, dispatches, accounts, telegrams, and miscellaneous
items.
Published index and microfilm copy (33 reels) available.
365
Grattan, John W. (b. 1841) Pvt., 47th New York National
Guard; Ens., USN
Papers, 1862-1937. ca. 300 items.
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