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Saint John, Theodore Edgar
(1831-1887) Pvt., 14th Wisconsin Volunteers
Papers, 1862-92. ca. 20 items.
Photocopies.
Chiefly letters from Saint John to Jane Cecelia Harries,
1862-65, written during operations in northern Mississippi,
Oct.-Nov. 1862, and in the Vicksburg, Atlanta, Savannah,
and Carolinas campaigns. Includes remarks on camp life,
morale, marches, foraging expeditions, deaths, and prisoners
of war. Also contains Saint John's discharge, May 27, 1865,
miscellaneous orders, a poem on the death of Gen. James B.
McPherson by a surgeon on McPherson's staff, pension records,
and biographical notes.
806
Sanborn, Fred G. Capt., 5th Maine Volunteers
Papers, 1864. 75 items.
In part, transcripts.
General and special orders, returns, battle reports, clippings,
and miscellaneous items relating to campaigns in Virginia
in 1864. Includes some information on the Wilderness,
Spotsylvania, and Cold Harbor campaigns.
807
Sanders, George Nicholas
(1812-1873) Confederate Agent; Revolutionist
Papers, 1833-79. 27 items.
Contains a letter from Henry S. Foote to Sanders, Mar. 26,
1861, concerning recognition of the Confederacy and Foote's
efforts to carry Tennessee out of the Union; and a letter from
Judah P. Benjamin to Mrs. G. N. Sanders, Oct. 6, 1863, on a
proposed plan for sending secret dispatches.
808
Papers, 1854-65.
Microfilm, 2 reels.
Correspondence, clippings, and pamphlets concerning the
secessionist crisis, the organization of the Confederate Government,
the progress of the war, the bombardment of Charleston,
S.C., inflation, and politics.
Originals at the National Archives.
809
Sands, Frank T. Mortician, Washington, D.C.
Collection, 1862-65. 8 items.
Includes "Articles of Agreement" between Sands and Capt.
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