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941
Tod, David (1805-1868) Gov., Ohio
Letters, 1862. 2 items.
Letters from Tod to Adj. Gen. George B. Wright, July 15
and Sept. 9, 1862, concerning aid to loyalists in Kentucky, the
security of Ohio's southern border, and troop positions.
942
Todd, Oliphant Monroe
(1821-1897) Chaplain, 78th Ohio Volunteers
Diary, 1862. 1 v.
Contains some information on marches, discipline, depredations,
and disease during the Fort Donelson, Shiloh, and
Corinth campaigns, and the response of soldiers to Todd's
ministry.
943
Tompkins, Aaron B. 1st New Jersey Cavalry
Letters, 1863-64. 6 items.
Letters from Tompkins to his mother written from camps
in Maryland and Virginia. Mentions problems with Mosby's
Rangers.
944
Toner, Joseph Meredith
(1825-1896) Physician; Historian; Collector
Papers, 1741-1896. ca. 75,000 items.
Includes a medical certificate for Capt. John Hastings,
106th Pennsylvania Volunteers, Sept. 11, 1862, who was
wounded at the Battle of 2d Manassas; a letter from Frank
Piers to Toner, Oct. 18, 1862, discussing marches of the 91st
Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Antietam Campaign; a note
from Capt. R. E. Taylor to Toner, June 19, 1861, appealing for
help for a Pennsylvania soldier lying ill at Alexandria, Va.; a
letter from Chaplain R. C. Christy to Toner, Mar. 1, 1864,
concerning his dismissal from the 78th Pennsylvania at
Chattanooga, Tenn.; and a letter from H. Riley(?) to Toner,
Apr. 9, 1864, Chattanooga, Tenn., on the progress of the war.
Finding aid available.
945
Toombs, Robert Augustus (1810-1885) Gen., CSA
Collection, 1837-62. 12 items.
Includes a letter from Toombs to Mr. Crawford, Feb. 20,
1862, Richmond, Va., critical of the ability of President Davis
to deal with the present crisis and voicing his own optimism on
the final outcome of the war.
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