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Kelaher, James 9th New York Volunteers
Letter, 1863. 1 item.
Letter written by Kelaher during the Fredericksburg
Campaign, Jan. 21, 1863. Includes information on battles in
which Kelaher's regiment (Hawkins' Zouaves) participated.
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Kellenberger, Peter B. 10th Indiana Volunteers
Letters, 1863-65. 5 items.
Four letters from Kellenberger to A. A. Pollard, Dec. 19,
1863-Aug. 29, 1864, discuss the Chattanooga and Atlanta
campaigns, particularly the battles of Lookout Mountain and
Missionary Ridge, and Confederate fortifications between Dalton
and Marietta, Ga. Includes a sketch of the Battle of Missionary
Ridge.
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Keller, Louis Pvt., 30th New Jersey Volunteers
Document, 1892. 1 item.
Certificate of service.
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Kellogg, Edward Nealy (1841-1874) and
Edward Stanley (1870-1948) USN
Papers, 1859-1937. ca. 500 items.
Official correspondence and papers of Lt. Edward N.
Kellogg, 1861-65. Includes orders, commissions, newspaper
clippings, wartime photographs of the U.S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis, Md., a chart of the entrance to New York harbor
(1862), and a manuscript booklet: "Boat Signals. U.S. Sloopof-War
Marion. Gulf Blockading Squadron." Also, a letter from
Kellogg to his father, Aug. 7, 1864, U.S.S. Oneida, describing
the Battle of Mobile Bay, particularly the capture of the C.S.S.
Tennessee.
Finding aid available.
Naval Historical Foundation collection.
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Kenner, Duncan Farrar (1813-1887) C.S. Diplomat
Collection, 1882-99. 3 items.
In part, transcripts.
Two versions (as told by Kenner to different people after
the war) of his mission to England and France in 1864-65 to
secure diplomatic recognition for the Confederacy. Includes
details on his travel in the Northern States with the assistance
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