Libby Prison Records 1861 62 Names of 600 Prisoners
Long list of names and captured officers from Libby Prison 1861 62 appears in a reader letter. It includes officers from Maine Massachusetts New York New Jersey and other states with ranks from lieutenant to captain and details on residences and units, along with a note about Miss Van Lew and a referenced pen portrait.
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Crample Penn
Ixth
Ohio Regiment
Willia Kerns
Hoteau
Ste Marie
M E. Pikec
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Oxford
Mass
Henry Howman
Massachusetts Regiment
Clin- Toba J. Skinner
Maine Volunteerilitia
Brewer
Stephen Hagadon
Bath
Steuben
Ecm
N.Y
Hagadon
Simmons
Massachusetts
James Farren
Kentucky
Broadway
Cincinnati
O. A. Parks
Leutenant
Michigan Infantry
Shoamaker
California
Nation Hotel
Philadelphia
Penn
Sloamaker
Lincoln Volunteer Cavalry
Mott Haven
Westchester County
Warren L. Lane
Thirtieth Regiment
N. Y
Troy
Er Williams
Indiana Volunteers
Warren
Ind
Rumman
Com
Ny. H
Ss. M
Ryos N
Reeman
Virginia Regiment
Infantry
Freeman’s Landing
Hancock County
Hall
First
Paeupens Volunteers
Willsbury
Irook County
St Hassacl
Fiftennishusetts Regiment
Orcester
James M. Relea Jr
New York State Volunteers
Saratoga Springs
John W. Jones
Newburg
8. C
Revere
Twentieth
Canton
John_ Whyte
Newark
Robert Campbell
Thomas I. Pousland
Garcon
Econ
Pelton
M. Frost
John W Rae Sood
B- Garten
Kimmoons
J B. Burns
J. Baton
I. Pratt
L. Myone
A. Stephens
George Pauster
John Smith
W. A. Taylor
Coreeh Heim
Henry J. Ry
Thomas A. 5
Codman
Arthur D Ward
J. A. Checane
J. T. D. Goria
A. G. Noyes
C.N. Smith
John H. Devall
J. Daniel
Anthony Ve Iennis
Charlesennis
J. Weixler
Alfred Jamison
Perisiatery
Taylor
J. B
N. H. Fullex
Py Ford
F. Groin Omy Iger
W. H. Andrews
C. H. Adam
Charles We Upham
Hastings
Evo Company E—L' Eutabankeeb
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Nsoadlisbary Coporal
Norcross
Corporal More
Moynihan
EcKenzie
Thomas Poctnay
New Orleans
T. ‘Armenter
Chain & Conngs
Aman
Bonner
Rin
A Henry Buttller
P. Barlow
Ao Heil
E Clapp
Aisick
Ray J. Stevens
James
Sandbke
Benjaann Taft
R. Thayer
Patrick Hea
John Hatfield
J.ey Alianga
George Walker
Hiram Ward
Estatie
Daniel Lewis
Company & K
W. Y Feeana
Groah
Ene Creas
Urban
Qlney
Patric McGaley
M. Hourle
R. Hickson
M. Sennessy
Henry Ford
Augustus Grebitz
Carver
A.fitzsimmons
Adler
Floyd
Nty
8. Bowman
W. E. Woodruff
G. W. Neff
Charlestown
Charles Iliama
Onio
Alfred Powell
New York
Homer W. Potter
Easter
Fellows
Frianp Jerrray
Libby
Cooper
Confederate States Army
Gibbs
Ichmond
Alfred Ely
Rochester
Wood
Fernando Wood
New York City
Cogswell
Mssachusetts
Jess
Ecome
North
Richmond
St. Crispin
South
Wirtz
United States
Andersonville
Europe
van Ww
Reminiscences Of Libby Prison Record And Hairston Memoir
A detailed reminiscence recounts the Libby Prison records up to March 16 1862 noting 3041 New England soldiers confined there and detailing autographs marks and signatures. It covers Major Hairston keeper actions at Richmond Libby and a November 1861 transition to field duty with Stuart and later Tuscaloosa transport.
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New England
Richmond
Libby
Hairston
Mississippi
Fellows
Simon
Libby Prison
Marly
B. B. Stuart
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Louisiana
Georgia
Montgomery
Mobile Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Tucaloosa
Wilmington
N.C
Nathan Fellows
van Lew
Ricamont
Str—Lam
Rant
Treasury Department
FE. L. van Lew
Miss van Lew
Bac
Lohmcp
Javyrey
Fragmented World War II Memoir List of Exchanged Soldiers
The document lists numerous soldiers and movements, noting corps, companies, and exchanges among units. It mentions deaths and returns home, with several names such as Samuel Murphy Alex Aiken James mith and G. Smith among others
Fragmented Civil War Era Song Fragment
Readable lines present a poem or song chorus about prisoners and homecoming. Mentions brothers, prisoners, home, government, and political sentiment. References to return home, dignity, and a pleading tone for release and reunion.
Where Was the Hat Deep in a Norwich Street Mystery
A distinguished citizen in a Norwich street drives a market wagon with an empty tail barrel. A gale lifts his hat into the barrel and vanishes. After frantic search he finally dumps the barrel to recover hat and continues, the crowd amused by the inexplicable disappearance.
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Norwich
New Haven Union
Post-Elective Prank Ends With Forgotten Flagstaff Bet
A city election loser was humiliated by a wager to have the winner hoist him to the top of the city tagstaff after a keg of beer. The winner, found with friends in a hotel party, forgot to lower him from the pole. The man was not a sailor.
Positive remedy promises cure for consumption
A reader letter proclaims a sure cure for consumption and offers two free bottles to readers who send their express and P. O. address. The author, T. A. locum, M. C., invites inquiries from New York readers and provides 118 Pearl Street as the contact.
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T. A. Locum
M. C
Pearl St
New York
Social Sunshine for Children in Home Life
An 1888 essay argues children benefit from robust home social life over late dancing classes. It urges sunshine, conversation, and humor, promotes music training and singing at home, and champions historical ballads and patriotic songs to ingrain virtue and bravery in youth. It critiques excessive society and praises gentle, well-cultivated culture in families.
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Minerva Slater
Ward Grammar School
Minerva
la France
Nour
Frontier Town
Glee Club
Reading Club
England
Scotland
Bruce
Greece
Collar and Elbow With Brain Charles Ford Defeats Bear
Charles Ford of Shandaken New York wrestled a bear on a Catskill tramp. He tried a revolver but the bear charged. Ford fought back using wrestling holds and fired again. He finally killed the bear with the firearm and then carried the carcass to Harlem.
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Charles Ford
Westles
Royvour
N. Y
Shandaken
Catskills
Ford
Brain
Harlem
Interrogator Aims Curiosity at Countryman-Wot
The exchange shows a tense scene as the interrogator fixes his gaze on Countryman-Wot, who answers with a terse denial and unclear details.
A Baby in a Drawer Incident at Morrison Home
A colored girl watching Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Morrison’s baby Ethel shut the infant in a bureau drawer by mistake. The drawer later opened and the child was found frightened but unharmed after the scare.
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McRae
H. M. Morrison
Littl Ethel
Morrison
Coe Ethel
Siamese ape cashier in counting houses amazes traders
In Siam, a highly valued ape acts as cashier to merchants. The animal reportedly handles large coin flows and discerns good money from bad with a method judged infallible. Each coin is examined meticulously before acceptance in payments.
Wanted to Whip the Edition Unome Tribune
A savoyage-looking man arrives late at night stamping mud on a clean floor. He asks if he should whip somebody while a lighting editor steps away to order a coffin for a man using an errand. The tense moment ends with weather as a backdrop.
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Unome Tribune
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Newburyport
J. W. T. Hairston
Charles L. Chapman
Battle of
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Virginia
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New York Regiment
Brooklyn
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M. Coguswell
Tammany
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Eighth Infantry
Stand Lee
Ely
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Lee
Thomas Cox, Jr
John F. Mines
Maine
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J. Baroner
Rockand
N. Dickenson
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Liam Booth
Asin Regim Wien Clank
Samuel Harris
Baker
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George Enney
Baker's
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Ailader Penn
Hale
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Ensett
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A. J. McCleary
Leesburg
Ligon’s
Erigonens
J. McCreary
Willum H. Sloanaker
Flist
Segend Prison Association
W. A. Searles
G. F. More
Ed Field
M. Desmond
C. G. Fuller
Alabama
Fuller
J. R. Hayward
F. Long
Whitcomb
George W. Gray
E. K. Stinson
Lyman Adams
H. V. Canning
James Alexander
Ogee
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Tusk
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Ninth Regiment
William Vagedy
W. Kerr
G. W. Korr
M. Conant
Columbia
Ey Mansfield
John Blakley
James Sheridan
A. Bradshaw
James Clark
Tuscarora
W. K. Edger
Thomas James
James Rigby
Salis
Hugh Gil
A. L. Hartwell
W. Raymond Lee
R. Revere
RK. Revere
H. R. Revere
Charles L. Pearson
R. W. Weston
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James Divine
H. Shaw
Henr Heath
J. Healy
Ene Hartfield
Gilbert Greely
W. Thomas Dennison
Valentine Kichtie
Salisbury
Tim Toursey
Exchange Company
Fred Will
J. Shridler
W. H. Suister
G. Smith
John Ahbeehan
Albert Rice
Fre Aherts
James Russell
F. Mint
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J. J. Goning
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Jacobb Wippie
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H. A. Pasty
James Gogans
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William Graham
Daniel Griffin
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James Teller
John Baxter
A. H. Pat
John Newman
Hugh O’harran
J. $. Baker
Samuel Lowell
Lewis
Thomas Armstrong
W. R. Reed
J. F. A. Charles
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Rockwood
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Stephen Russell
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New Deleans
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