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Hurja, Emil
Collection, 1841-93. 59 items.
Chiefly official and personal correspondence, orders,
vouchers, sketches, and printed matter relating to the Civil
War. Includes letters concerning military affairs at Gauley
and Cheat Mountain, W. Va., Aug. 1861, Confederate troop
strength and troop locations near New Bern, N.C., Mar. 1862,
and the Siege of Atlanta; published statements on the Fitz-
John Porter trial; and sketches of northwestern Virginia and
western Maryland. Correspondents include P. G. T. Beauregard,
George Cadwalader, Henry W. Halleck, Schuyler Hamilton,
Winfield S. Hancock, Oliver O. Howard, Thomas Jordan,
Edmund Kirby-Smith, Samuel P. Lee, James A. Martin, Edward
E. Potter, William S. Rosecrans, Lovell H. Rousseau, William
T. Sherman, Alexander H. Stephens, George H. Thomas, and
John E. Wool.
468
Imboden, John Daniel (1823-1895) Gen., CSA
Collection, 1861-94. 3 items.
Includes a letter from Imboden to the town council of
Winchester, Va., Nov. 27, 1863, concerning atrocities against
noncombatants and the need for self-defense.
469
Ingersoll, Robert Green
(1833-1899) Col., 11th Illinois Cavalry
Papers, 1860-1941. ca. 16,000 items.
In part, transcripts and photocopies.
Contains a letter from Ingersoll to O. H. Wright, Oct. 8,
1861, Peoria, 111., concerning aid to families of volunteers; a
letter from Ingersoll to his brother, Apr. 19, 1862, on sickness
in the Army; an order appointing Ingersoll chief of cavalry in
Gen. Jeremiah C. Sullivan's division, 13th Corp, Army of the
Tennessee; and Ingersoll's resignation from the Army submitted
at La Grange, Ga., June 18, 1863.
Finding aid available.
470
Inglis, John Auchinloss
(1813-1878) Jurist, South Carolina
Collection, 1859-66. 14 items.
Contains two letters from Inglis to Susan H. Muir, 1861 —
62, concerning the death of his son William, a captain in the
8th South Carolina Volunteers, and the health of his son
Charles, also in the 8th South Carolina, and a letter from Inglis
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