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Qp[0]=new index("Painting","./exhibit1/e10032a.htm","HISTORY PORTRAIT OF JESSIE JACK HOOPER MRS. BEN ANNETTE HOOPER, SUFFRAGIST AND POLITICIAN, WAS BORN ON FARM IN IOWA 1864, THE DAUGHTER DAVID MARY NELINGS JACK. ABOUT 1883, HER SISTER, FLORENCE JACK, MARRIED MERRICK JOEL PECK OSHKOSH, WI. WHILE VISITING JESSE MET LATER LAWYER MAY 30, 1888, CITY NEW HAMPTON, IA. SHE STATES AUTOBIOGRAPHY: MR. PROBABLY FAVOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE BEFORE MARRIED, ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD, SUGGESTION, BECAME PRACTICE SHARE WITH WIFE PRIVILEGE VOTING...IN 1893 FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE WOMEN HELD CHICAGO THAT TIME... VERY MUCH INTERESTED HEARD THERE TIME, SPEECH. MADE BY SUSAN B. ANTHONY. DECIDED TIRED TRYING DIG HOLE TEASPOON, WHAT NEEDED STEAM SHOVEL, SO THREW ALL ENERGIES INTO MOVEMENT...WHEN NOT WORKING LEGISLATURE MAKING SPEECHES THROUGH DOING EVERYTHING COULD UP SENTIMENT TOOK","./exhibit1/images/e10032a.jpg","87","100");
Qp[1]=new index("Painting","./exhibit1/e10032a.htm","PROMINENT PART LONG FIGHT FRANCHISE WISCONSIN FROM 1909 1920. SPENT LOBBYING SUFFRAGE....MRS. CONTINUED SPEAKER ATTENDANCE ANNUAL CONVENTION WASHINGTON 1915, CATT ELECTED PRESIDENCY...ONE SUMMER INVITED GROUP WORKERS MAKE TRIP WOLF RIVER FATHER BOAT, DECORATED PENNANTS BANNERS. THEY WENT RIVER, STOPPING EACH TOWN WHERE WERE THOSE BOAT...DURING LATTER CAMPAIGN WASHINGTON, SHOULDER LEADERS WHO FINALLY BROUGHT AMERICA BALLOT. MEMBER BOARD DIRECTORS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION UNTIL EXISTENCE...MRS. LEGISLATIVE CONGRESSIONAL CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATION, HELP MISS. EDNA WRIGHT PUT PRESIDENTIAL BILL 1920, WORKED ALONE, SECURING, ALSO RATIFICATION NINETEENTH FEDERAL AMENDMENT [SHE TRAVELLED ARIZONA, NEVADA, UTAH]. FOLLOWING PASSAGE 19TH AMMENDMENT, ACTIVE LEAGUE VOTERS. SELECTED DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1922 RUN THEIR CANDIDATE UNITED SENATE AGAINST ROBERT FOLLETTE,","./exhibit1/images/e10032a.jpg","87","100");
Qp[2]=new index("Block, Printing","./exhibit1/e10036a.htm","HISTORY COPPER PHOTOENGRAVED PRINTING PLATE ATTACHED VIA SMALL NAILS BRADS WOODEN BLOCK. IMAGE OF THREE BRICK AND STONE LARGE BUILDING. WRITTEN THE REVERSE PENCIL ROSE C. SWART TRAINING SCHOOL OSHKOSH TAUGHT FOR MANY YEARS NORMAL SCHOOL. SHE WAS VERY ACTIVE WOMEN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT 2ND VICE PRESIDENT POLITICAL EQUALITY LEAGUE WISCONSIN. WORKED WITH OTHER LEADERS INCLUDING SARAH JAMES JESSIE JACK HOOPER. METAL BLOCK, SWART, BUILDINGS SCHOOLS","./exhibit1/images/e10036a.jpg","115","100");
Qp[3]=new index("Letter","./exhibit1/e10018a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES LETTER FROM TO FORMER PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT REQUESTING HIM SUPPORT WOMEN SUFFRAGE DURING HIS SPEECH OSHKOSH: OCT. 9, 1912 COL. THEO. ROOSEVELT, DEAR SIR, WORD YOU FRIDAY EVENING ON SUBJECT OF WOMAN MIGHT SAVE WISCONSIN SUCH DEFEAT AS OHIO MET HER LAST ELECTION, AND GIVE OUR STATE HONOR BEING FIRST EAST MISSISSIPPI RIVER BALLOT. WE WOULD VALUE YOUR AID. THANK WHAT HAVE DONE. VERY TRULY, JAMES, PRES. EQUAL LEAGUE SUFFRAGISTS","./exhibit1/images/e10018a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[4]=new index("Instructions for Suffrage Duty at the Po","./exhibit1/e10011a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES TYPE WRITTEN INSTRUCTION SHEET GIVEN TO SUFFRAGE WORKERS AT THE POLLS. MUST STAND 100 FEET FROM POLLING BOOTH. EACH ONE BE PROVIDED WITH GOOD SUPPLY OF CARDS INTRODUCING VOTER HOW YES WOMAN SUFFRAGE. THESE CAN SECURED MILWAUKEE HEADQUARTERS DURING LAST WEEK CAMPAIGN. ASK VERY PLEASANTLY, IF WILL FOR EQUAL SAYS SEEMS FRIENDLY, HAND HIM CARDS. IS OPPOSED UNFRIENDLY, DO NOT CARD, BUT SAY, STILL WELL, YOU WON AGAINST IT, YOU? REMEMBER KEEP SMILING CHEERFUL GET INTO ANY ARGUMENTS. PLEASING IMPRESSION WOMANLINESS WHAT COUNT ELECTION DAY. BADGE KIND SHOULD WORN BY EXCEPT SMALL BUTTON. WHEREVER LOCAL POLITICIANS ADVISE THERE WATCHER INSIDE BOOTH, -- POSSIBLE COURSE STRONG SUFFRAGE, WHO HAVE EYE REFERENDUM MAKE SURE THAT CROOKED ATTEMPTED DEFEAT IT. 1912 NOTICE JAMES, SUFFRAGISTS OSHKOSH LEAGUE INSTRUCTIONS DUTY","./exhibit1/images/e10011a.jpg","131","100");
Qp[5]=new index("Ticket for Lecture by Emmeline Pankhurst","./exhibit1/e10014a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES ELEVEN TICKETS FOR ADMISSION TO THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE NOVEMBER 6, 1911 HEAR LECTURE BY MRS. PANKHURST, FAMOUS ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTE AT 8:15 P. M. 1911, ARRANGEMENT OF EQUAL LEAGUE OSHKOSH. JAMES, EMMILINE GOULDEN SUFFRAGISTS EMMELINE","./exhibit1/images/e10014a.jpg","168","100");
Qp[6]=new index("Henry Ward Beecher","./exhibit1/e10010a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED CARD STOCK OF HENRY WARD BEECHER. 1870 1880 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CABINET BEECHER, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PREACHERS CLERGY ABOLITION MOVEMENT ABOLITIONISTS SUFFRAGE EDITORS AUTHORS MILITARISM","./exhibit1/images/e10010a.jpg","73","100");
Qp[7]=new index("Autograph Album","./exhibit1/e10040a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE AUTOGRAPH ALBUM OWNED BY HARRIET HATTIE MAY BRAS. WAS LOCAL OSHKOSH ARTISIT AND HER CONTAINS ILLUSTRATIONS EDMUND OSTHAUS, MARY J. FRANK WALDO. MOST OF THE SIGNATURES ARE FROM PEOPLE, BUT ONE PAGE SIGNED SUSAN B. ANTHONY: POLITICAL EQUALITY STEPPING STONE SOCIAL, MORAL, EDUCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EQUALITY. SINCERELY YOURS, ROCHESTER N. NOVEMBER 15, 1886 1874 BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY CELLULOID PAPER METAL BOOK ROCHESTER, BRAS, ANTHONY, WALDO, OSHKOSH, WI ARTISTS SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGISTS SKETCHES WATERCOLORS PAINTINGS","./exhibit1/images/e10040a.jpg","160","100");
Qp[8]=new index("Sarah James","./exhibit1/e10007a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD OF JAMES. 1882 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER JAMES, OSHKOSH, WI VICTORIAN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE TEACHERS STUDENTS SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGISTS WOMEN RIGHTS EQUAL LEAGUE POLITICAL EAQUALITY WISCONSIN","./exhibit1/images/e10007a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[9]=new index("Oshkosh Artists","./exhibit1/e10039a.htm","ARCHIVES CHESTER CHURCH EIGHTH PLATE TINTYPE OF OSHKOSH ARTISTS: EDMUND AND MARY OSTHAUS, HATTIE BRASS & HULDA LINDE. 1886 BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY CELLULOID PAPER METAL PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION VARNISH ROCHESTER, LINDE, BRAS, HARRIET MAY OSHKOSH, WI GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS PAINTER","./exhibit1/images/e10039a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[10]=new index("Rose C. Swart","./exhibit1/e10008a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES GELATIN PRINT ON CABINET CARD OF ROSE SWART. MARKS: NICHOLSON OSHKOSH, WIS 1890 1900 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER SWART, C. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE TEACHERS STATE NORMAL SCHOOL WOMEN RIGHTS SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGISTS POLITICAL EAQUALITY LEAGUE WISCONSIN","./exhibit1/images/e10008a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[11]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10021a.htm","HISTORY SLOGAN-NAME: VOTES FOR WOMEN . BLACK PRINTING ON GOLD BACKGROUND GOLD, WHITE AND PURPLE WERE THE COLORS OF SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. REVERSE: LUKE BADGE & BUTTON CO., BADGES BUTTONS NOVELTIES, BALTIMORE, MD PIN-BACK. CELLULOID PAPER STEEL. DONATED BY BEN HOOPER SHORTLY AFTER JESSIE JACK DEATH. ANNETTE HOOPER, SUFFRAGIST POLITICIAN, WAS BORN FARM IOWA 1864, DAUGHTER DAVID MARY NELINGS JACK. ABOUT 1883, HER SISTER, FLORENCE JACK, MARRIED MERRICK JOEL PECK OSHKOSH, WI. WHILE VISITING JESSE MET LATER LAWYER MAY 30, 1888, CITY NEW HAMPTON, IA. SHE STATES AUTOBIOGRAPHY: MR. PROBABLY FAVOR WOMAN BEFORE MARRIED, ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD, SUGGESTION, BECAME PRACTICE SHARE WITH WIFE PRIVILEGE VOTING...IN 1893 FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE HELD CHICAGO THAT TIME... MRS. VERY MUCH INTERESTED HEARD THERE TIME, SPEECH.","./exhibit1/images/e10021a.jpg","104","100");
Qp[12]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10021a.htm","MADE SUSAN B. ANTHONY. DECIDED TIRED TRYING DIG HOLE TEASPOON, WHAT NEEDED STEAM SHOVEL, SO THREW ALL ENERGIES INTO MOVEMENT...WHEN NOT WORKING LEGISLATURE MAKING SPEECHES THROUGH DOING EVERYTHING COULD UP SENTIMENT TOOK PROMINENT PART LONG FIGHT FRANCHISE WISCONSIN FROM 1909 1920. SPENT LOBBYING SUFFRAGE....MRS. CONTINUED SPEAKER ATTENDANCE ANNUAL CONVENTION WASHINGTON 1915, CATT ELECTED PRESIDENCY...ONE SUMMER INVITED GROUP WORKERS MAKE TRIP WOLF RIVER FATHER BOAT, DECORATED PENNANTS BANNERS. THEY WENT RIVER, STOPPING EACH TOWN WHERE THOSE BOAT...DURING LATTER CAMPAIGN WASHINGTON, SHOULDER LEADERS WHO FINALLY BROUGHT AMERICA BALLOT. MEMBER BOARD DIRECTORS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION UNTIL EXISTENCE...MRS. LEGISLATIVE CONGRESSIONAL CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATION, HELP MISS. EDNA WRIGHT PUT PRESIDENTIAL BILL 1920, WORKED ALONE, SECURING, ALSO RATIFICATION","./exhibit1/images/e10021a.jpg","104","100");
Qp[13]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10022a.htm","HISTORY SLOGAN-NAME: VOTES FOR WOMEN WHITE PRINTING ON BLUE BACKGROUND WITH NINE STARS AROUND THE PERIMETER OF BUTTON. REVERSE: MADE BY CRUVER MFG. CO., BUILDING, CHICAGO UNION BUG. PIN-BACK. CELLULOID PAPER STEEL. DONATED BEN HOOPER SHORTLY AFTER JESSIE JACK DEATH. ANNETTE HOOPER, SUFFRAGIST AND POLITICIAN, WAS BORN FARM IOWA 1864, DAUGHTER DAVID MARY NELINGS JACK. ABOUT 1883, HER SISTER, FLORENCE JACK, MARRIED MERRICK JOEL PECK OSHKOSH, WI. WHILE VISITING JESSE LATER LAWYER MAY 30, 1888, CITY NEW HAMPTON, IA. SHE STATES AUTOBIOGRAPHY: MR. PROBABLY FAVOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE BEFORE MARRIED, ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD, SUGGESTION, BECAME PRACTICE SHARE WIFE PRIVILEGE VOTING...IN 1893 FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE HELD THAT TIME... MRS. VERY MUCH INTERESTED HEARD THERE TIME, SPEECH. SUSAN B. ANTHONY. DECIDED TIRED","./exhibit1/images/e10022a.jpg","116","100");
Qp[14]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10022a.htm","TRYING DIG HOLE TEASPOON, WHAT NEEDED STEAM SHOVEL, SO THREW ALL ENERGIES INTO MOVEMENT...WHEN NOT WORKING LEGISLATURE MAKING SPEECHES THROUGH DOING EVERYTHING COULD UP SENTIMENT TOOK PROMINENT PART LONG FIGHT FRANCHISE WISCONSIN FROM 1909 1920. SPENT LOBBYING SUFFRAGE....MRS. CONTINUED SPEAKER ATTENDANCE ANNUAL CONVENTION WASHINGTON 1915, CATT ELECTED PRESIDENCY...ONE SUMMER INVITED GROUP WORKERS MAKE TRIP WOLF RIVER FATHER BOAT, DECORATED PENNANTS BANNERS. THEY WENT RIVER, STOPPING EACH TOWN WHERE WERE THOSE BOAT...DURING LATTER CAMPAIGN WASHINGTON, SHOULDER LEADERS WHO FINALLY BROUGHT AMERICA BALLOT. MEMBER BOARD DIRECTORS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION UNTIL EXISTENCE...MRS. LEGISLATIVE CONGRESSIONAL CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATION, HELP MISS. EDNA WRIGHT PUT PRESIDENTIAL BILL 1920, WORKED ALONE, SECURING, ALSO RATIFICATION NINETEENTH FEDERAL AMENDMENT [S","./exhibit1/images/e10022a.jpg","116","100");
Qp[15]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10023a.htm","HISTORY MARCH FOR FULL SUFFRAGE JUNE 7TH WILL YOU? BLACK PRINTING ON GOLD BACKGROUND GOLD, WHITE AND PURPLE WERE THE COLORS OF MOVEMENT. PIN-BACK. CELLULOID PAPER STEEL. 05 13 2009 EMAIL FROM HELEN BANNAN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR EMERITA, WOMEN STUDIES HISTORY, UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN OSHKOSH WITH EXCERPTS HER RESEARCH JESSIE JACK HOOPER: NAWSA PARADE CHICAGO, 7, 1916, URGING PLANK REPUBLICAN PARTY NATIONAL CONVENTION. WSHS = STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. JJH HOOPER. BUTTON: PAPERS, MSS IU BOX 14, FOLDER 1, SPEECHES TYPESCRIPT, BIOG SKETCH, HOOPER, ANNETTE JACK, JAN 31, 1928 PG THERE WHEN TOOK PLACE CHICAGO. DAY EXPERIENCED MOST DREADFUL STORM THEY HAD KNOWN MANY YEARS, GATHERED BY THOUSANDS THAT PARADE. STARTED EXACTLY MOMENT SCHEDULED, FELL LINE RAIN COATS OVER THEIR DRESSES, CARRIED UMBRELLAS LONG WIND PERMITTED, WHIRLED","./exhibit1/images/e10023a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[16]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10023a.htm","OUT HANDS TURNED INSIDE TERRIBLE GALE. MARCHED STEADILY MILE AFTER COLISEUM WHERE WAS BEING HELD, BEGAN POURING INTO BUILDING JUST TIME HEAR ANTI-SUFFRAGE STATING DID NOT WANT VOTE. MRS. PLEASURE HAVING NIECE DAUGHTER MARCHING SAME HER. SHE TRAIN HOME STILL WEARING WHICH SAID, MARCH, DO MORNING HER, PARADE? YES, THEN REMARKED, MY PARTNER SEATED HOTEL WINDOW MICHIGAN AVENUE HEARD, ALL FRIGHTFUL STORM, BAND PLAYING. KNEW FIREMAN BEEN CALLED OFF ACCOUNT WEATHER COULD IMAGINE WHAT WAS. LOOKING OUT, GOD THOSE ARE THIS IF BADLY SURELY OUGHT HAVE IT. DONATED BEN SHORTLY DEATH. SUFFRAGIST POLITICIAN, BORN FARM IOWA 1864, DAVID MARY NELINGS JACK. ABOUT 1883, SISTER, FLORENCE MARRIED MERRICK JOEL PECK OSHKOSH, WI. WHILE VISITING JESSE MET LATER LAWYER MAY 30, 1888, CITY HAMPTON, IA. STATES AUTOBIOGRAPHY: MR. PROBABLY FAVOR WOMAN BEFORE MARRIED, ALM","./exhibit1/images/e10023a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[17]=new index("Ribbon, Political","./exhibit1/e10030a.htm","HISTORY WOMANS PARTY PRINTED BLACK ON THE CENTER STRIPE OF GOLD, WHITE AND PURPLE RIBBON COLORS SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT . SUSPENDED FROM BRASS COLORED METAL NAME TAG FRAME WHICH MISS S. JAMES WISCONSIN HANDWRITTEN INK. SARAH WAS BORN OSHKOSH, 1859, DAUGHTER EBENEZER JAMES, B. 1825, D. 1912 PIONEER LUMBERMAN, MANUFACTUER, MERCHANT, MARY 1838, 1885 SHE GREW UP HOUSEHOLD WITH SIX SISTERS CLARA, MARY, MARTHA, HARRIET, KATHRYN, & CHARLOTTE BROTHER WILLIAM 98 HIGH STREET. ADMITTED STUDENT NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LOCATED 1870. GRADUATED NORMAL SCHOOL 1882 ALSO TEACHER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK CITY 1907. BY 1884 TEACHING WOULD CONTINUE UNTIL 1911 WHEN RETIRED DEVOTE FULL ATTENTION MOVEMENT. HELPED ORGANIZE BECAME PRESIDENT EQUAL LEAGUE OSHKOSH. OFFICES WERE ROOM COOK BLOCK. HELD MEETINGS HOME. RECORDING SECRETARY","./exhibit1/images/e10030a.jpg","53","100");
Qp[18]=new index("Ribbon, Political","./exhibit1/e10030a.htm","FOR POLITICAL EQUALITY SERVED OFFICER ALONGSIDE ROSE SWART JESSIE JACK HOOPER WIFE ATTORNEY LOCAL EVENTS, SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS, LETTER CAMPAIGNS. WENT REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION CHICAGO PICKET 1920 WASHINGTON D.C. SPENT REST LIFE LIVING TWO MAIDEN SISTERS. FEBRUARY 1939, FELL WALKING DOWNTOWN BROKE HIP. DIED MERCY HOSPITAL 14, 1939. 1900 CLOTH PAPER RIBBON,","./exhibit1/images/e10030a.jpg","53","100");
Qp[19]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10037a.htm","HISTORY SLOGAN-NAME: MARCH FOR FULL SUFFRAGE JUNE 7TH WILL YOU? BLACK LETTERING ON GOLD BACKGROUND GOLD, WHITE AND PURPLE WERE THE COLORS OF MOVEMENT. REVERSE: BASTIAN BROS. CO. RIBBON METAL CELLULOID NOVELTIES. ROCHESTER, N.Y. PIN-BACK. PAPER STEEL. IDENTICAL 1714-274. 1900 1920 BROTHERS COMPANY BUTTON, POLITICAL","./exhibit1/images/e10037a.jpg","115","100");
Qp[20]=new index("Jessie Jack Hooper","./exhibit1/e10006a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT OF JESSIE JACK HOOPER. MARKS: MILLER 08 1908 PAPER PRINT, HOOPER, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE WOMEN RIGHTS SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGISTS POLITICAL EAQUALITY LEAGUE WISCONSIN NATIONAL WOMAN PARTY","./exhibit1/images/e10006a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[21]=new index("Block, Printing","./exhibit1/e10035a.htm","HISTORY WOOD BLOCK WITH ATTACHED METAL PLATE: PHOTOGRAVURE INTAGLIO OF IMAGE SARAH JAMES. SIGNATURE BLACK INK ON THE BLOCK. IDENTIFIED BY OPM ARCHIVIST, SCOTT CROSS, BASED UPON HANDWRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE ARCHIVES. KNOWN HAVE BEEN USED DAILY NORTHWESTERN FOR PUBLICATION APRIL 15, 1911. BLOCK, PRINTING JAMES, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit1/images/e10035a.jpg","141","100");
Qp[22]=new index("Office of the Oshkosh Equal Suffrage Lea","./exhibit1/e10004a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT OF THE OFFICE OSHKOSH EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE. 1911 1918 PAPER PRINT, JAMES, OSHKOSH, WI BUILDINGS OFFICES INTERIORS DESKS CHAIRS FIREPLACES POSTERS WOMEN RIGHTS","./exhibit1/images/e10004a.jpg","102","100");
Qp[23]=new index("Oshkosh Equal Suffrage league in their t","./exhibit1/e10002a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES PHOTOGRAPH ON POSTCARD OF THE OSHKOSH EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE CAR. 1912 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER POSTCARD, JAMES, KUTZ, HENRY G. THOMPSON, BERTHA V. OSHKOSH, WI GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS WOMEN RIGHTS SUFFRAGISTS AUTOMOBILES ALGOMA BOULEVARD IN THEIR TOURING","./exhibit1/images/e10002a.jpg","176","100");
Qp[24]=new index("Oshkosh Equal Suffrage league in their t","./exhibit1/e10003a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES PHOTOGRAPH ON POSTCARD OF THE OSHKOSH EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE CAR. 1912 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER POSTCARD, HURN, ETHEL A. BLOUNT, ANNA E. JAMES, MAC LOU, MRS. M. N. THOMPSON, BERTHA V. BEVER, BARBARA KUTZ, HENRY G. OSHKOSH, WI GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS WOMEN RIGHTS SUFFRAGISTS AUTOMOBILES IN THEIR TOURING","./exhibit1/images/e10003a.jpg","188","100");
Qp[25]=new index("Oshkosh Equal Suffrage league in their t","./exhibit1/e10009a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES PHOTOGRAPH ON POSTCARD OF THE OSHKOSH EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE CAR. 1912 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER POSTCARD, HURN, ETHEL A. BLOUNT, ANNA E. JAMES, MAC LOU, MRS. M. N. THOMPSON, BERTHA V. BEVER, BARBARA KUTZ, HENRY G. OSHKOSH, WI GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS WOMEN RIGHTS SUFFRAGISTS AUTOMOBILES IN THEIR TOURING","./exhibit1/images/e10009a.jpg","197","100");
Qp[26]=new index("Fourth of July Float: Oshkosh Equal Suff","./exhibit1/e10001a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES PHOTOGRAPH ON POSTCARD OF THE OSHKOSH EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE FLOAT 1912 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER POSTCARD, JAMES, CLARK, LILIAN MOCKE, BERNICE WEST, HELEN HULL, GERTRUDE VAN SLYKE, JOSEPHINE LANCASTER, HESTER FORWARD, KATHERINE ROBINSON, JENNIE HILTON, MARIA PARADES & PROCESSIONS FLOATS SUFFRAGISTS FOURTH JULY FLOAT:","./exhibit1/images/e10001a.jpg","178","100");
Qp[27]=new index("Tunic","./exhibit1/e10027a.htm","HISTORY SUFFRAGE PARADE TUNIC. LIGHT-WEIGHT WEAVE; MACHINE-STITCHED; GOLD WITH FADED PURPLE UNSELVAGED SEWN-ON TRIM AROUND COLLAR AND FRONT BACK OF ARM SLOTS GOLD, WHITE WERE THE COLORS MOVEMENT ALL EDGES UNHEMMED, NOW FRAYED.; WISCONSIN STAMPED LENGTHWISE FROM BOTTOM EDGE; SHIFT TOP, GATHERED PLEATED WAIST PRODUCE FLARING SKIRT; LEFT SIDE OPEN SHOULDER 6.5 ABOVE EDGE, FASTENS TOGETHER 2 METAL HOOKS 1 HOOK; V-NECK FRONT, SCOOP BACK; 40 WRITTEN PENCIL INSIDE COLLAR. SAME-CLOTH YELLOW TIE TETHERED THREAD. 04 17 2009 EMAIL HELEN BANNAN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR EMERITA, WOMEN STUDIES HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OSHKOSH: REGARDING TUNICS, HAD ABOUT THOSE ASSOCIATION WWSA PAPERS. CAN THEM SENT UP UWO ARCHIVES HISTORICAL SOCIETY MADISON, LOOK MISS ETELKA JACOBI MILWAUKEE WAS COMMITTEE CHAIR FOR CHICAGO 1916, SHE MADE, SOLD MARCHERS","./exhibit1/images/e10027a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[28]=new index("Tunic","./exhibit1/e10027a.htm","50 CENTS APIECE--WHICH THEY THOUGHT QUITE EXPENSIVE! ALSO SEE 05 13 OBJECT FOLDER, MUCH MORE DETAIL CHICAGO. COTTON JAMES, SARAH","./exhibit1/images/e10027a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[29]=new index("Convention Tag for Wisconsin Women s Suf","./exhibit1/e10017a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES TAG OF YELLOW CARD STOCK WITH TWO .25 INCH HOLES AT TOP STRING FOR ATTACHING COAT BUTTON. MAKERS MARK: PRINTED AND WRITTEN: ANNUAL CONVENTION WISNONSIN WOMEN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION DELAGATE FROM OSHKOSH EQUAL LEAGUE CITY COUNTY WINNEBAGO CO. SIGNED S. H. VAN DURSEN CRED. COM. MADISON JANUARY 16-17, 1917 TAG, IDENTIFICATION JAMES, SUFFRAGISTS WISCONSIN","./exhibit1/images/e10017a.jpg","49","100");
Qp[30]=new index("Hat","./exhibit1/e10031a.htm","HISTORY WOMAN BROWN VELVET TRIMMED WITH AND SILK FLOWERS TINSEL LACE; BLACK LINING. THIS HAT WAS WORN BY JESSIE JACK HOOPER WASHINGTON, D. C. WHILE LOBBYING FOR WOMEN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT 1917-1918. ANNETTE HOOPER, SUFFRAGIST POLITICIAN, BORN FARM IOWA 1864, THE DAUGHTER OF DAVID MARY NELINGS JACK. ABOUT 1883, HER SISTER, FLORENCE JACK, MARRIED MERRICK JOEL PECK OSHKOSH, WI. VISITING JESSE MET LATER LAWYER BEN MAY 30, 1888, CITY NEW HAMPTON, IA. SHE STATES AUTOBIOGRAPHY: MR. PROBABLY FAVOR BEFORE MARRIED, ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD, SUGGESTION, BECAME PRACTICE SHARE WIFE PRIVILEGE VOTING...IN 1893 FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE HELD CHICAGO THAT TIME... MRS. VERY MUCH INTERESTED HEARD THERE TIME, SPEECH. MADE SUSAN B. ANTHONY. DECIDED TIRED TRYING DIG HOLE TEASPOON, WHAT NEEDED STEAM SHOVEL, SO THREW ALL ENERGIES","./exhibit1/images/e10031a.jpg","150","100");
Qp[31]=new index("Hat","./exhibit1/e10031a.htm","INTO MOVEMENT...WHEN NOT WORKING LEGISLATURE MAKING SPEECHES THROUGH DOING EVERYTHING COULD UP SENTIMENT TOOK PROMINENT PART LONG FIGHT FRANCHISE WISCONSIN FROM 1909 1920. SPENT SUFFRAGE....MRS. CONTINUED SPEAKER ATTENDANCE ANNUAL CONVENTION 1915, CATT ELECTED PRESIDENCY...ONE SUMMER INVITED GROUP WORKERS MAKE TRIP WOLF RIVER FATHER BOAT, DECORATED PENNANTS BANNERS. THEY WENT RIVER, STOPPING EACH TOWN WHERE WERE THOSE BOAT...DURING LATTER CAMPAIGN SHOULDER LEADERS WHO FINALLY BROUGHT AMERICA BALLOT. MEMBER BOARD DIRECTORS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION UNTIL EXISTENCE...MRS. LEGISLATIVE CONGRESSIONAL CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATION, HELP MISS. EDNA WRIGHT PUT PRESIDENTIAL BILL 1920, WORKED ALONE, SECURING, ALSO RATIFICATION NINETEENTH FEDERAL [SHE TRAVELLED ARIZONA, NEVADA, UTAH]. FOLLOWING PASSAGE 19TH AMMENDMENT, ACTIVE LEAGUE VOTERS. SELECTED DEMOCRATIC PA","./exhibit1/images/e10031a.jpg","150","100");
Qp[32]=new index("Picket Line at the 1920 Republican Conve","./exhibit1/e10005a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT OF PICKET LINE AT THE 1920 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CHICAGO MARKS: INTERNATIONAL FILM SERVICE CO. INC. 326 W. MADISON ST. PH. FRANKLIN 883 REORDER BY NUMBER FACE THIS PRINT. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION PAPER PRINT, JAMES, CHICAGO, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS WOMEN RIGHTS SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGISTS PARTY POLITICAL CONVENTIONS PARADES & RALLIES PICKETS","./exhibit1/images/e10005a.jpg","129","100");
Qp[33]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10029a.htm","HISTORY BUTTON FROM JESSIE JACK HOOPER CAMPAIGN THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC PARTY TICKET FOR U. S. SENATE AGAINST ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE 1922. NAME: WHITE BACKGROUND WITH BLUE CIRCUMFERENCE AND EQUATOR. REVERSE: AUTHORIZED BY MRS. COMMITTEE, 244 ST. CHARLES ST., WAUWATOSA, WIS. IDENTICAL 6487-1687 I02.5.21.12. CELLULOID PAPER STEEL. PIN-BACK. ANNETTE HOOPER, SUFFRAGIST POLITICIAN, WAS BORN FARM IOWA 1864, DAUGHTER OF DAVID MARY NELLINGS JACK. ABOUT 1883, HER SISTER, FLORENCE JACK, MARRIED MERRICK JOEL PECK OSHKOSH, WI. WHILE VISITING JESSE MET LATER LAWYER BEN MAY 30, 1888, CITY NEW HAMPTON, IA. SHE STATES AUTOBIOGRAPHY: MR. PROBABLY FAVOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE BEFORE MARRIED, ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD, SUGGESTION, BECAME PRACTICE SHARE WIFE PRIVILEGE VOTING...IN 1893 FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE WOMEN HELD CHICAGO","./exhibit1/images/e10029a.jpg","98","100");
Qp[34]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10029a.htm","THAT TIME... VERY MUCH INTERESTED HEARD THERE TIME, SPEECH. MADE SUSAN B. ANTHONY. DECIDED TIRED TRYING DIG HOLE TEASPOON, WHAT NEEDED STEAM SHOVEL, SO THREW ALL ENERGIES INTO MOVEMENT...WHEN NOT WORKING LEGISLATURE MAKING SPEECHES THROUGH DOING EVERYTHING COULD UP SENTIMENT TOOK PROMINENT LONG FIGHT FRANCHISE WISCONSIN 1909 1920. SPENT LOBBYING SUFFRAGE....MRS. CONTINUED SPEAKER ATTENDANCE ANNUAL CONVENTION WASHINGTON 1915, CATT ELECTED PRESIDENCY...ONE SUMMER INVITED GROUP WORKERS MAKE TRIP WOLF RIVER FATHER BOAT, DECORATED PENNANTS BANNERS. THEY WENT RIVER, STOPPING EACH TOWN WHERE WERE THOSE BOAT...DURING LATTER WASHINGTON, SHOULDER LEADERS WHO FINALLY BROUGHT AMERICA BALLOT. MEMBER BOARD DIRECTORS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION UNTIL EXISTENCE...MRS. LEGISLATIVE CONGRESSIONAL CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATION, HELP MISS. EDNA WRIGHT PUT PRESIDENTIAL BILL 1","./exhibit1/images/e10029a.jpg","98","100");
Qp[35]=new index("Jessie Jack Hooper Collection","./exhibit1/e10038a.htm","ARCHIVES JESSIE JACK HOOPER THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF WAS WRITTEN IN MANUSCRIPT FORM CIRCA 1934-1935. LETTER ADDRESSED LORNA WARFIELD DAUGHTER FROM JOSEPH SCHAFER, SUPERINTENDENT STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY WISCONSIN, INDICATES THAT SENT THEM REVIEW. THIS TYPED COPY PRODUCED 1940 MILWAUKEE LAW LIBRARY AND BOUND HANDICRAFT PROJECT BY WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION. CONTAINS MATERIALS RELATING HER WITH WOMEN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT; PROHIBITION LEAGUE VOTERS CHAIRMAN INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE; NATIONAL CAUSE CURE WAR. SEVERAL OTHER COPIES ARE EXISTENCE: ONE OSHKOSH PUBLIC LIBRARY; MILWAUKEE; ANOTHER MADISON. LOCATION ORIGINAL UNKNOWN. ENTIRE BOOK HAS BEEN TRANSCRIBED. EXCERPTS ACTIVITIES DURING APPEAR BELOW: MR. PROBABLY FAVOR WOMAN BEFORE MARRIED, ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD, SUGGESTION, BECAME PRACTICE SHARE WIFE PRIVILEGE","./exhibit1/images/e10038a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[36]=new index("Jessie Jack Hooper Collection","./exhibit1/e10038a.htm","VOTING. YEAR WOULD CHOSE, FOLLOWING MARK BALLOT ACCORDING DESIRE MRS. HOOPER. MARKED EVERY ELECTION SHE MEET STREET WHO WERE RUNNING OFFICE. THEY STOP SAY: HOOPER, YOUR BEN S? SAID CONTINUE TALK HER: S, WALK RIGHT ALONG PAY MORE ATTENTION HER. TIME WORLD FAIR, COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, CHICAGO, 1893, FATHER RENTED LARGE APARTMENT TWO MONTHS FAMILIES DAUGHTERS, PECK, MIGHT HAVE OPPORTUNITY ENJOY WITHOUT LEAVING THEIR CHILDREN HOME GETTING OVER-TIRED. FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE HELD TIME. MUCH INTERESTED HEARD THERE TIME, SPEECH. MADE SUSAN B. ANTHONY CROWD GREAT SEEMED IMPOSSIBLE NEXT SPEAKER INTO HALL. MISS. SAID: WHEN DID TAKE POLICEMEN KEEP PEOPLE AWAY MEETING. RELIEVE IN. ONLY SAW ANTHONY. HELEN CARDNER. CAN SCARCELY IMAGINE CHARMING PERSONALITY. SEATS FILLED, BUT STANDING ROOM OCCUPIED YET COULD PIN DROP YEARS WORK. RECEIVE APPOINTMEN","./exhibit1/images/e10038a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[37]=new index("Letter","./exhibit1/e10020a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES LETTER FROM CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT, FAMOUS SUFFRAGIST AND PRESIDENT OF NAWSA, TO CONCERNING NOMINATION FOR RECOGNITION THE NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION. ....YOUR NAME HAS BEEN SENT PIONEER WORTHY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CERTIFICATE. WE ARE MAILING THIS BY SAME MAIL. AWARE THAT EVERY STROKE MADE CAUSE EACH WORKERS ALL SIXTY YEARS WHICH LIE BEHIND FORMED SUM-TOTAL EFFORT PRODUCED PRESENT RESULT. WITH CONGRATULATIONS HAVE LIVED SEE DAY, FOND HOPE MAY ENJOY BLESSINGS FULL ENFRANCHISEMENT MANY COME, YOURS CORDIALLY, 1920 JAMES, SUFFRAGISTS OSHKOSH EQUAL LEAGUE","./exhibit1/images/e10020a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[38]=new index("Letter","./exhibit1/e10019a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES LETTER FROM JANE ADDAMS, OF HULL HOUSE FAME, TO CONCERNING HER UPCOMING VISIT APPLETON, SHEYBOYGAN, AND OSHKOSH FOR LECTURES. 1911 JAMES, SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGISTS EQUAL LEAGUE","./exhibit1/images/e10019a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[39]=new index("Postcard: WHY NOT LET MOTHER VOTE?","./exhibit1/e10013a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES YELLOW POSTCARD WITH PRINTED MATERIAL ON FRONT AND BACK; MESSAGE WRITTEN POSTAGE STAMP; CANCELATION. THIS DEPICTS TWO WOMEN STANDING OF VOTER REGISTRATION PLACE WHERE BEARDED HOBOS ARE LINING UP TO REGISTER. YOUNGER SAYING OLDER WOMAN, YET WE NOT MOTHER! READS, WHY LET VOTE? COLLECTION CONTAINS IMPORTANT RELATED SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN, NATION. THERE ALSO ARTIFACTS PHOTOGRAPHS ARCHIVES. CREATOR: WILDER, RALPH MESSAGE: MRS. JOSEPH T. BOWEN 1430 ASTOR ST. CHICAGO EXCELLANT SPEAKER ONE OUR MOST GENEROUS MILLIONAIRES. BETTER GET SOON BEFORE SHE OFF SUMMER HOME BAR HARBOR. GREAT CROWD YOUR FASIONABLE WHO NEED AWAKENED. SIGNED CATHERINE WAUGH ILLEGIBLE TO: MISS 98 HIGH CANCELLATION EVANSTON, MAY 13 1914 JAMES, SUFFRAGISTS EQUAL LEAGUE POSTCARD:","./exhibit1/images/e10013a.jpg","164","100");
Qp[40]=new index("Sash","./exhibit1/e10024a.htm","HISTORY SUFFRAGE PARADE SASH. GOLD, WHITE AND PURPLE THE COLORS OF MOVEMENT SATIN-LIKE RIBBONS SEWN TOGETHER LENGTHWISE; ENDS DIAGONAL SEAM; MACHINE STITCHED. SAME TYPE WORN BY WOMEN PHOTOGRAPH, P2000.32.23, PICKET LINE 1920 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CHICAGO. 1890 CLOTH JAMES, SARAH","./exhibit1/images/e10024a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[41]=new index("Pennant","./exhibit1/e10025a.htm","HISTORY SUFFRAGE PARADE PENNANT. TRIANGULAR TEXTILE WITH SELVAGE EDGE USED FOR TOP; REST OF EDGES UNSELVAGED UNHEMMED, FRAYED. GOLD PURPLE HAND-STITCHED LONG BASTE IN FRONT GOLD, WHITE WERE THE COLORS MOVEMENT. STRAIGHT PIN PIERCED FROM BACK HOLD LETTER S, POSSIBLY ORIGINAL. RIPS TEARS AT BOTH CORNERS, IF PULLED SUSPENSION ATTACHMENTS. 1890 1920 COTTON JAMES, SARAH","./exhibit1/images/e10025a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[42]=new index("Pennant","./exhibit1/e10026a.htm","HISTORY SUFFRAGE PARADE PENNANT. TRIANGULAR TEXTILE WITH SELVAGE EDGE USED FOR TOP, REST OF EDGES UNSELVAGED UNHEMMED, FRAYED. PURPLE WHITE HAND-STITCHED BASTE IN GOLD, WERE THE COLORS MOVEMENT. RIPS TEARS AT BOTH CORNERS, POSSIBLY FROM IF PULLED SUSPENSION ATTACHMENTS. 1890 1920 COTTON JAMES, SARAH","./exhibit1/images/e10026a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[43]=new index("Flag","./exhibit1/e10028a.htm","HISTORY WOOL BUNTING, 3 BANDS EQUAL WIDTHS: GOLD, WHITE, PURPLE THE COLORS OF SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT ; COTTON ? SLEEVE ATTACHED ONE END FOR SUSPENSION; MACHINE STITCHED. SAME TYPE FLAG CARRIED BY WOMEN PHOTOGRAPH, P2000.32.23, PICKET LINE 1920 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CHICAGO. 1890 JAMES, SARAH","./exhibit1/images/e10028a.jpg","95","100");
Qp[44]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10033a.htm","HISTORY VOTES FOR WOMEN IN GOLD WITH STARS ON WHITE BACKGROUND, RIM GOLD, AND PURPLE WERE THE COLORS OF SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT ; PIN-BACK. 1890 1920 NATIONAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY CELLULOID PAPER METAL BUTTON, POLITICAL NEW YORK, JAMES, SARAH","./exhibit1/images/e10033a.jpg","103","100");
Qp[45]=new index("Button, Political","./exhibit1/e10034a.htm","HISTORY SLOGAN-NAME: VOTES FOR WOMEN . BLACK PRINTING ON GOLD BACKGROUND GOLD, WHITE AND PURPLE WERE THE COLORS OF SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. REVERSE: LUKE BADGE & BUTTON CO., BADGES BUTTONS NOVELTIES, BALTIMORE, MD PIN-BACK. CELLULOID PAPER STEEL. 1890 1920 COMPANY METAL BUTTON, POLITICAL JAMES, SARAH","./exhibit1/images/e10034a.jpg","121","100");
Qp[46]=new index("Constitution of the Equal Suffrage Leagu","./exhibit1/e10012a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES TYPE CONSTITUTION OF THE EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OSHKOSH. ARTICLE 1. NAME ORGANIZATION SHALL BE 2. PURPOSE TO EXPRESS APPROVAL MOVEMENT WOMEN ATTAIN THIS COUNTRY AND AID THEM THEIR EFFORTS TOWARD THAT END, BY PUBLIC APPEARANCE BEHALF CAUSE, CIRCULATION LITERATURE, HOLDING MEETINGS, SUCH OTHER WAYS AS MAY SEEM FROM TIME DESIRABLE. 3. OFFICERS SHALL, PRESIDENT, FIVE MORE VICE PRESIDENTS, SECRETARY, TREASURER. AMENDMENT COMMISSION THREE PRESIDING LEAGUE. PERSONS RECEIVING HIGHEST NUMBER VOTES CAST COMMISSIONERS DECLARED ELECTED PROVIDED EACH RECEIVE MAJORITY CAST. CORRESPONDING RECORDING TREASURER, AUDITOR. 4. ANY BECOME MEMBER PAYING MINIMUM FEE 25 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. MEMBERS ELIGIBLE ENTITLED QUESTIONS. REQUIRED ANNUAL 5. AMENDED TWO-THIRDS PRESENT, AFTER DUE NOTICE HAS BEEN APPENDED CALL MEETING.","./exhibit1/images/e10012a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[47]=new index("Constitution of the Equal Suffrage Leagu","./exhibit1/e10012a.htm","6. BY-LAWS ADOPTED REQUIREMENTS THOSE REGULAR 1911 JAMES, SUFFRAGISTS","./exhibit1/images/e10012a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[48]=new index("Ink Blotter","./exhibit1/e10015a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES INK BLOTTER DISTRIBUTED BY THE EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OF OSHKOSH. IT LISTS ALL CITIZENS ELIGLE TO VOTE AND THOSE NOT ELIGIBLE VOTE. 1911 JAMES, SUFFRAGISTS","./exhibit1/images/e10015a.jpg","236","100");
Qp[49]=new index("Woman s Suffrage Bookmark","./exhibit1/e10016a.htm","ARCHIVES SARAH JAMES BOOKMARK WITH PRINTED RED AND BLUE US FLAGS AROUND BORDER SLOGANS, THE MOST PATRIOTIC SERVICE YOU CAN RENDER YOUR COUNTRY THIS DAY TO RESOLVE HELP WIN VOTES FOR WOMEN . 1911 1920 JAMES, SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGISTS OSHKOSH EQUAL LEAGUE WOMAN","./exhibit1/images/e10016a.jpg","267","100");
Qp[50]=new index("Painting","./exhibit2/e20204a.htm","HISTORY PORTRAIT OF EDWARD EASTMAN, FIRST OSHKOSH MAYOR AND PROMINENT BUSINESSMAN. BUST VIEW BEARDED WEARING BLACK JACKET, WHITE SHIRT COLLAR, BOW TIE. 11 07 2007, CONSERVATOR JOAN GORMAN, MACC: APPEARS THAT THE PRIMARY IMAGE PHOTOGRAPHICALLY BASED. NOT UNCOMMON FROM MID-19TH CENTURY PRESENT, CANVAS OTHER SUPPORT PREPARED WITH THIN PHOTOSENSITIVE LAYER ONTO WHICH EXPOSED DEVELOPED. FAINT USED GUIDE APPLICATION OIL PAINT. WHILE THERE SPECIFIC PHYSICAL EVIDENCE PHOTOGRAHIC IMAGE, DOES GREATLY INFORMED BY SUCH TECHNIQUE. THIS PAINTING WAS DONATED GRANDDAUGHTER. MAYOR. BORN FEBRUARY 1806 RANDOLPH, VT. GREW EVEN ATTENDED COLLEGE. MARRIED UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN HAD ONE SON: GEORGE, THEN CATHARINE GRANGER JUNE 3, 1841. COUPLE THREE CHILDREN TOGETHER. WORKED FATHER FARM PUT TWO YOUNGER BROTHERS THROUGH ALSO. 1846 TRAVELED","./exhibit2/images/e20204a.jpg","94","100");
Qp[51]=new index("Painting","./exhibit2/e20204a.htm","DODGE COUNTY, BUT SAME YEAR WOULD COME WHERE ESTABLISHED BOOKSTORE FERRY STREET. APPOINTED POSTMASTER UNDER POLK ADMINISTRATION 1846-1849 AGAIN 1853 PIERCE 1853-1861 1850 ELECTED ASSEMBLY MADISON WINNEBAGO REPRESENTATIVE HELPED ORGANIZE CITY GOVERNMENT. CHOSEN HELD OFFICE ALDERMAN. BUILT FRAME GREEK REVIVAL HOUSE WASHINGTON BLVD, LATER TORN DOWN SITE BECAME ROE PARK. DIED 1870 64 YEARS BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. OSHKOSH, PAINTINGS MAYORS POLITICIANS PEOPLE","./exhibit2/images/e20204a.jpg","94","100");
Qp[52]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20191a.htm","ARCHIVES PETFORD COLLECTION LETTER TO MARY LOWESMORE AND THOMAS B. PETFORD, SR. IN MILWAUKEE FROM THEIR DAUGHTER ELIZABETH SON-IN-LAW JULIUS JENKINS. THEY HAD ALL COME ENGLAND TOGETHER, BUT PETFORDS CONTINUED WISCONSIN TERRITORY. SHE DISCUSSES SEPARATION PROSPECT OF OTHERS IMMIGRATING. [COVER] MR BOTING UNITED STATES HOTEL NEW YORK OCTOBER [SECTION MISSING] DEAR PARENTS, WHEN THESE FEW LINES FIND YOU OUR RELATIONS PERFECT HEALTH VERY GLAD PLEASED. HOPING THAT FORGIVE NOT ANSWERING YOUR 29 AUGUST SOONER THAN NOW. HAS TIME BECAUSE ONLY COMES HOME EVERY NIGHT BEEN EMPLOYED THIS BOARD STEAMBOAT SECOND PILOT LIKELY WILL TILL RIVER CLOSES. MOTHER, SEE BY HAVE ANN [LOWESMORE PETFORD] ATTENTIVE. KIND THANKS WISHED LIVED LITTLE CLOSER THEN WOULD DONE IT. HEALTHY HOPE IF LORD SPARE US. STILL MR. HARTMAN BETSEY COULD PART","./exhibit2/images/e20191a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[53]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20191a.htm","THEM DID GO ALBANY. HEARSTLY GOING AWAY THINK HARD LEAVE FARM NEXT SPRING. INTENDS UP YOU. SETTLED THERE. WARM SUMMER MANY DIED HEAT [ILLEGIBLE] SOME PLEASANT DAYS. EVERYTHING GETTING POTATOES DOLLARS BARREL, FLOUR 5.25 5.50, COAL 6 TON. BOUGHT 1 LOAD WOOD WINTER PORK, BEEF HALF FLOUR. WROTE GOODWIN EXPECT YORK. WON FORGET PAY VISIT FEEL COMFORTABLE OFFERED CHANCE SEEING OFTEN DOWN EVENING TALK ABOUT KNOW. CANNOT HELPED. EXPECTS CAPTAIN LARGE SCHOONER WHICH BUILDING BELONGED SAME OWNERS CAPT. BAILEY YORKSHIRE RECOMMENDED HIM. BEST RESPECTS BROTHER JOHN SHALL MUCH AROUND PROMISE KINDNESS WRITE POSSIBLE. REMAIN OBEDIENT CHILDREN MY WRITING CLOCK FAST ASLEEP. AGAIN TOMORROW MORNING 4 AMBOY BRUNSWICK. YOURS DIRECT BEFORE 1847 B., JENKINS, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION WESTWARD MOVEMENT PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20191a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[54]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20192a.htm","ARCHIVES PETFORD COLLECTION LETTER TO HENRY IN BUFFALO, NEW YORK FROM THOMAS B. PETFORD, JR. BUTTE DES MORTS, ANNOUNCING THE DEATH OF THEIR FATHER, SR. THEY HAD ALL COME ENGLAND TOGETHER, MOST PETFORDS CONTINUED WISCONSIN TERRITORY. [COVER] MR. STATE OCT. 26 1850 DEAR BROTHER HAVE PAINFUL TASK INFORM YOU OUR FATHER. ABOUT 4 MONTHS AGO SWELLING HIS FEET. SHORT TIME AFTER SUBSTANCE LEFT SIDE HEART. THAT BROKE FELT SOME RELIEVED. DOCTORS SEE HIM GOT BEST ADVICE COULD EVERY CARE COULD. HELPED ENABLED LIVE LITTLE LONGER THAN WITHOUT ASSISTANCE ALLEVIATED SOME. SAID WAS UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE ANYONE CURE HIM. STOMACH BURNT BY DRINKING MUCH. COMPLAINT SOMETHING SAME MILWAUKEE, ONLY INSIDES WERE MORE GONE HARD DRINKING. KEPT COULD, PURPOSE. LAST 3 WEEKS LIFE NOT ANY. DIED FRIDAY MORNING 25 PAST CLOCK. STRUCK 9 NIGHT BEFORE.","./exhibit2/images/e20192a.jpg","84","100");
Qp[55]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20192a.htm","SENSIBLE WENT OFF QUIET LEAST STRUGGLE. BED SAT THERE POSTURE 15 MINUTES. HAS BEEN GREAT SUFFERER. WILL BURIED MONDAY NEXT 28TH GRAVEYARD OSHKOSH. MADE MORTS. HAMILTON NEIGHBORS WITNESS IT. JOHN NOR KNOW WHAT NEENAH MILL SEALED UP THEN. OPENED YET, THINK US SHARE ALIKE. SHOULD WROTE SOONER, DID WOULD HINDER YOUR PUTTING EXPENSE TROUBLE. WORK FOX RIVER PLACE CALLED OMRO. CAME BACK SUNDAY STAID HOME SINCE. MY WIFE TWO JOHNS JOIN KIND LOVE YOU. REMAIN AFFECTIONATE THOS. [JR.] B., OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION WESTWARD MOVEMENT PIONEERS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BURIAL","./exhibit2/images/e20192a.jpg","84","100");
Qp[56]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20189a.htm","ARCHIVES PETFORD COLLECTION LETTER TO MR. HAYES IN MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN FROM THOMAS B. PETFORD, SR. NEW YORK. WRITTEN SHORTLY AFTER THEIR ARRIVAL AMERICA ENGLAND. INQUISATIVE ABOUT DISCUSSES FAMILY VOYAGE ALSO INQUIRES HIS SON, JR., WHO HAS GONE BEFORE THEM WISCONSIN. [COVER] DEC. 12TH [1845] DEAR FRIEND HAYES, WRITE WISH [YOU] WELL [HOPE] [ARE] ALL GOOD HEALTH LEAVES PRESENT. THOUGHT OF COMING UP YOU. MRS. WAS TOOK ILL. OBLIGED HAVE DOCTOR & [THE] CANAL FROZE UP. HAD ROUGH ACROSS WATER, WHICH MADE WORSE. TAKEN HOUSE WINTER. MANY RESPECTABLE PEOPLE ADVISE SETTLE THEY SAY THERE NOTHING BUT BARTER SHALL FEVER COMPLAINTS. PLEASE SEND EVERY INFORMATION COUNTRY. 29 DAYS COMING. LIKE BEEN LOST. SICK. DROVE 1000 MILES OUR LINE. SHIPS 16 LONGER THAN WE. SEE WHAT FARMING ROUND WORD HOW HENRY GETTING ON. DON REPENT THINK","./exhibit2/images/e20189a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[57]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20189a.htm","FARMER MIGHT THIS COUNTRY, POTATOES, [ILLEGIBLE]. LOOK PRICE PAYMENTS. BUY FARM, MAY RENT ONE. EVERYTHING NEAR SOME WOULD PLEASURE MEET AGAIN TALK TROUBLE WORCESTER. SHOULD HEAR POWELL SURPRISED COULD AGREE HEARD COME AMERICA. WHETHER THOMAS. LAST WROTE SAID SEPTEMBER. WATCHED THREE WEEKS IT. NEVER WHEN WITHIN 114 MILWAUKEE. WHERE WAS. STARTED LIVERPOOL [2]9 BY CALLED YORKSHIRE. LIVERPOOL. SOON CAN. BUSINESS TILL GLAD LEFT TIMES GOT LEFT. MY LORD TRIED ADVANTAGE ELSE. SORT SIDE RIVER. DIRECT [THROUGH] WILLIAM TAYLOR, TAVERN, NO. 320 HUDSON STREET, YOUR MOST AFFECTIONATE GAME. POSSIBLE. FORGET. GIVE RESPECTS WISHES BOTH HAPPINESS WORLD AFFORD. THAT AGAIN. TELL SPRING MYSELF BRING GUN. LOVE MOTHER. ACCOUNT HIM. FIND BEST BEING ACCORDING PROMISE DINNER SUNDAY. HASSOP ? TALK[ED] SPRING. GREAT FRIENDS DID LONG. TWO BOAT RACE INVITED TEA. GO. A","./exhibit2/images/e20189a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[58]=new index("Musket","./exhibit2/e20246a.htm","HISTORY FRENCH INFANTRY MUSKET, MODEL 1777, FLINTLOCK WITH ROUND 44.750 LONG BARREL OF .69 CALIBER. BRASS BUTT PLATE AND TRIGGER GUARD FINGER RIDGES. SLING SWIVEL ATTACHED FRONT GUARD. 6.5 HAS SLANTED PAN DOUBLE THROAT COCK. JAW SCREW EARLY REPLACEMENT. FRIZZEN WIDER TOP THAN BOTTOM TOP. ENGRAVED MAKER NAME BETWEEN ILLEGIBLE. SIDE PLATE. HELD THREE BANDS. CLAMP-TYPE CENTER JOINT FOR SWIVEL, WHICH MISSING. REAR RETAINING SPRINGS BAND. MAY THE LATER YEAR ADOPTED DURING NAPOLEONIC ERA. ENTRY PIPE TRUMPET-HEAD IRON RAMROD BLADE SIGHT. LUG BAYONET. SWELLED PRESENT LOWER END BEEN BROKEN. WALNUT STOCK CHEEK RECESS. SHOWS PATINA AGE FROM HANDLING. CARTOUCHE RIGHT CONSISTING ANCHOR BELOW THAT, TWO LINES WRITING ARE LARGELY EXCEPT FIRST SECOND LINE. MARKS D.I.II FLEUR-DE-LIS LEFT NEAR BREECH. SQUARE AFFIXED FOUR NAILS","./exhibit2/images/e20246a.jpg","175","100");
Qp[59]=new index("Musket","./exhibit2/e20246a.htm","READS: APRIL 19 1775 MICAH LEACH REVOLUTION FEBY 12 1780 CARVED LETTERS L.L. FORESTOCK ACTUALLY TWISTED BAND, RESULTING BEING LOOSE. THIS HAVE WATER DAMAGE SUFFERED 1994 MUSEUM FIRE. WAS BORN 1756 SERVED MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA, MINUTEMAN LEXINGTON, CONTINENTAL ARMY FOUGHT REVOLUTIONARY WAR. WHEN FAMILY MOVED WISCONSIN 1800S, THEY BROUGHT MUSKET. USEFUL BOTH HUNTING SELF-DEFENSE. DEVELOPED FRANCE 1776 1777. MINOR MODIFICATION, USED THROUGHOUT WARS. AMERICAN SOLDIERS. APPEARS REIGN UNITED STATES BASED ITS SPRINGFIELD 1795, ARM. 1781 METAL WOOD LEACH, OSHKOSH, PIONEER","./exhibit2/images/e20246a.jpg","175","100");
Qp[60]=new index("Earring","./exhibit2/e20227a.htm","HISTORY 1 EARRING FOR PIERCED OF GOLD-COLORED METAL WITH LARGE SQUARE CLEAR STONE; CORROSION DIRT BENEATH STONE. EARLY MUSEUM RECORDS CLAIM WORN BY MRS J. D. DOTY , WIFE GOVERNOR WISCONSIN SARAH COLLINS MARRIED JAMES DUANE BUFFALO, NEW YORK APRIL 14, 1823. SHE HAD THREE CHILDREN JAMES, CHARLES AND MARY. DIED FEBRUARY 21, 1871 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY THE FITZGERALD LOT HER DAUGHTER JOHN PROMINENT OSHKOSH BUSINESMAN 1820 DOTY, OSHKOSH, MRS.","./exhibit2/images/e20227a.jpg","155","100");
Qp[61]=new index("Bracelet","./exhibit2/e20228a.htm","HISTORY SET OF TWO BRACELETS, EACH BROWN WOVEN FINE HAIR WITH GOLD-COLORED METAL CLASPS, INCISED SCRIPT LETTER, LEFT SIDE: AND RIGHT C. CENTER HAS BEAD. EARLY MUSEUM RECORDS CLAIM USED BY SARAH DOTY, WIFE TERRITORIAL GOVERNOR DOTY. COLLINS MARRIED JAMES DUANE BUFFALO, NEW YORK ON APRIL 14, 1823. SHE HAD THREE CHILDREN JAMES, CHARLES MARY. DIED FEBRUARY 21, 1871 BURIED AT RIVERSIDE CEMETERY THE FITZGERALD LOT HER DAUGHTER JOHN PROMINENT OSHKOSH BUSINESSMAN 1820 OSHKOSH, MRS.","./exhibit2/images/e20228a.jpg","127","100");
Qp[62]=new index("Oven, Reflector","./exhibit2/e20245a.htm","HISTORY TIN HAND-SOLDERED TOGETHER WITH HAND-FORGED TURNING CRANK SPIT ROD. ATTACHED FAKE PIECE OF ROASTING MEAT. BEFORE 1840S MOST COOKING WAS DONE BY USE FIREPLACE. THIS REFLECTOR OVEN ALSO KNOWN KITCHEN TOOLS USED SINCE AROUND 1790. PROBLEM SOLVED THAT DIRECTLY OVER OPEN WOULD CAUSE GREASE DRIP DOWN INTO FLARE UP, SOMETIMES UNCONTROLLABLE, SETTING CHIMNEY FILLING HOME SMOKE. WONDERFUL INVENTION ALLOWED ROASTED OUTSIDE FIREPLACE, REFLECTIVE HEAT, CATCH PAN. TYPICAL TYPE UTILIZED WINNEBAGO COUNTY DURING EARLY DAYS SETTLEMENT. TRAVELING TINSMITHS NOT ONLY PROVIDED OVENS, BUT COULD MAKE NEEDED REPAIRS. 1830 1850 METAL OVEN, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20245a.jpg","152","100");
Qp[63]=new index("Table, Sewing","./exhibit2/e20242a.htm","HISTORY SEWING TABLE LATE CLASSICISM-STYLE, BETTER KNOWN AMERICAN EMPIRE PRIMARY WOOD WALNUT WITH SECONDARY VENEER WOODS OF CHERRY, POPLAR, AND WALNUT. SCROLLED FEET PILLAR CENTER HOLDING CASE WHICH HAS 2 DRAWERS, HIGH-POLISH FINISH. MADE BY JOHN FAIR ACCORDING LABEL GLUED TABLE. WAS BORN FEBRUARY 1, 1810 COLDSTREAM, SCOTLAND IMMIGRATED THE UNITED STATES 1832. CAME OSHKOSH 1853 WORKED CARPENTER CABINET MAKER. DURING LIFETIME ACQUIRED CONSIDERABLE REAL ESTATE. LIVED 71 STREET NEAR CORNER PINE STREET. DIED AGE 77 AUGUST 18, 1887. OBITUARY FOUND DAILY NORTHWESTERN BURIAL NOTICE 22 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY OSHKOSH. PORTRAIT 5225-59 WIFE THIRZA 5225-60. HOME: FAMILY 1750-1870 ELIZABETH DONAGHY GARRETT; HARRY N. ABRAMS, INC; ISBN: 08109188943: TABLES WORKTABLES WERE FREQUENTLY HOMES FROM BECAUSE FEW LADIES THEN FREE","./exhibit2/images/e20242a.jpg","88","100");
Qp[64]=new index("Table, Sewing","./exhibit2/e20242a.htm","TASKS, WHETHER HAND-SEWING CLOTHING MACHINE COMMON HOUSEHOLD ITEM UNTIL AFTER CIVIL WAR REPAIRING MAKING ALTERATIONS CLOTHING. THESE INTRODUCED EIGHTEEN CENTURY SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR LADY CONVENIENCE, MANY HAD CASTERS ALLOWING MOVED. 1835 1850 FAIR, METAL TABLE, OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN","./exhibit2/images/e20242a.jpg","88","100");
Qp[65]=new index("Kit, Surgical","./exhibit2/e20234a.htm","HISTORY SURGICAL TOOLS OF FERROUS METAL WITH ANTLER HANDLES IN LEATHER CLOTH HANDMADE FLEXIBLE, FOLDING POUCH, TWO SOFT INNER FLAPS UP DOWN, OUTER STIFF ROLLS CLOSED SATIN TIE, LENGTH SEWN INTERIOR FORM LOOPS HOLD IMPLEMENTS. INSIDE HANDWRITTEN INK: VXI IMPLEMENTS: 4 SHORT SMOOTH BLADES 3 IMPRINTED: GEORGE WOSTENHOLMS CELEBRATED I.XL CUTLERY 1 LONGER SERRATED SAW, 2 TANGS 8; HAVE GROOVE UNFOLD FROM HANDLE; HAND-SHARPENED IRREGULAR; EXCHANGEABLE HANDLE, HOLDING ONE BLADE; CAN BE FOLDED INTO HANDLE. FRACTURES CUTS OFTEN LED SEPSIS BACTERIAL INFECTION GANGRENE, REFERRED AS PUTRIFICATION 1800S. WHEN THIS HAPPENED, DOCTORS HAD LITTLE RECOURSE OTHER THAN AMPUTATION. SURGERY WAS BRUTAL AFFAIR, YET COUNTLESS PEOPLE SURVIVED PROCESS LIVED UNTIL AGE. KNOWLEDGE GERMS NOT COMMON 1880S. BORN 31ST JANUARY SHEFFIELD. FATHER","./exhibit2/images/e20234a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[66]=new index("Kit, Surgical","./exhibit2/e20234a.htm","GREAT-GRAND-FATHER WERE BOTH CALLED BEEN INVOLVED TRADE. B.1717 SET SMALL LOCAL BUSINESS STANNINGTON AREA BECAME FAMOUS INVENTION BARLOW POCKET KNIFE. LATE 1750 HENRY SON GIVEN RIGHT NAME KNIVES SPRING BY CUTLERS COMPANY. THESE POPULAR KNIVES. 1755-1833 APPRENTICED JOHN MICKELTHWAITE THEN JOINED PARTNER WHERE REMAINED FATHERS DEATH 1803. MOVED SHEFFIELD, FIRST PREMISES GARDEN STREET BROAD LANE. SITE LATER FORMED ROCKINGHAM WORKS. TIME EXPANDING LARGELY DUE GROWTH EXPORT JUNIOR WORKS, FAMILIAR ASPECTS ONLY 24 ASSISTANT COMPANY, MAINLY REGULATION MARKS. BROUGHT FAMILY WHICH DESCRIBED DIRECTORY AS: SON, MANUFACTURERS TABLE FORKS, PEN, POCKET, SPORTSMAN KNIVES, GENERAL DEALERS CUTLERY, 78 STREET. 3RD OCTOBER 1826 FREEMAN L*XL ONCE BELONGING W.A.SMITH 1787, BECOME WORLD FAMOUS. 1830 GEORGES ENTERED PARTNERSHIP WILLIAM STENTON, BUYER NAYLOR SAN","./exhibit2/images/e20234a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[67]=new index("Traveller s & Emigrants Guide To Wiscons","./exhibit2/e20167a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS 1838 EDITION OF TRAVELLER & EMIGRANTS GUIDE TO WISCONSIN IOWA. BY HENRY I. ABEL. ACCOMPANIED WITH NEW AND IMPROVED THOSE TERRITORIES, THE ADDITION PARTS ILLINOIS, INDIANA MICHIGAN. PUBLISHED ABEL, PHILLADELPHIA. BOOK HAS THREE PARTS: COVER; MAP; GUIDE. OSHKOSH, MAPS EMIGRATION IMMIGRATION IMMIGRANTS WESTWARD MOVEMENT PIONEERS RAILROADS STAGECOACHES STEAMBOATS CANALS","./exhibit2/images/e20167a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[68]=new index("Snuffbox","./exhibit2/e20226a.htm","HISTORY BLACK LACQUERED PAPER MACHE BOX WITH SILVER DECORATIONS AND LEATHER STRAP HINGES 2 LOCATIONS. ACCORDING DONOR JAMES DUANE DOTY CARRIED THIS SNUFF WHILE WAS TERRITORIAL GOVERNOR OF WISCONSIN. FINELY GROUND FLAVORED TOBACCO PRODUCT THAT SNIFFED INTO NOSE. BEGAN CHOICE ROYALTY ELITE 17TH-CENTURY EUROPE BEFORE BEING PROVIDED MASSES. DECLINED AMONG WELL-TO-DO AROUND 1850. TAKE SNUFF: APPROPRIATE QUANTITY, PINCH, NASAL TAKEN OUT BOX, PLACED BACK HAND BETWEEN TWO FINGER TIPS, INHALED GENTLY THROUGH NOSTRILS. ONLY DRAWN CAVITY, SO SMELLING FLOWER ENJOYING BOUQUET EXQUISITE OLD WINE. EXPERIENCE SUPPOSED REFRESHING, CREATING STIMULATING EFFECT IMMEDIATELY AFTER TAKING PINCH. THREE FOUR MINUTES MOISTURIZING WOULD STIMULATED, WHICH THOROUGHLY DESIRABLE GOOD TOBACCO. ALSO CAUSED VIGOROUSLY SNEEZING CONSIDERED HARMLESS","./exhibit2/images/e20226a.jpg","174","100");
Qp[69]=new index("Snuffbox","./exhibit2/e20226a.htm","EFFECT, HOWEVER ONE REQUIRED HANDKERCHIEF KEPT HANDY. 1840 METAL SNUFFBOX DOTY, OSHKOSH, PIONEER POLITICIANS GOVERNORS JUDGE","./exhibit2/images/e20226a.jpg","174","100");
Qp[70]=new index("Rifle/Shotgun","./exhibit2/e20244a.htm","HISTORY SWIVEL BARREL MUZZLELOADER WITH SMOOTH OVER RIFLED BARREL, EXTENSIVE SILVER INLAY ORNAMENTATION AND ENGRAVED DESIGNS METAL COMPONENTS, HAMMER DECORATED LIKE FISH. MARKED: C. BAKER. MISSING 1 RAMROD. THE TWO BARRELS THIS ROTATE, ALLOWING PERSON SHOTS; WAS GREAT BENEFIT WHEN HUNTING. OTHER SMOOTHBORE. GERMAN NICKEL ADORNMENT CURLY MAPLE STOCK MADE EXPENSIVE FIREARM. 1840 1850 BAKER, WOOD SHOTGUN OSHKOSH, DOG GEOMETRIC SCROLL","./exhibit2/images/e20244a.jpg","174","100");
Qp[71]=new index("Box, Pounce","./exhibit2/e20205a.htm","HISTORY TREENWARE POUNCE BOX OF TURNED AND CARVED WOOD. BOWL-SHAPED TOP WITH ROUNDED EDGED RIM AT CENTER BOUNCE HOLES IN STAR FORMATION. BOTTOM PASTED BLUE PIECE PAPER STATING: S. MURDOCK 1850. STILL RETAINS SOME THE INSIDE. DONOR RECORDED THAT THIS HAD BEEN USED BY EDWARD EASTMAN, FIRST MAYOR OSHKOSH. BOXES, SOMETIMES CALLED SANDERS, WERE ONCE COMMON TOOLS WHEN WRITING WAS DONE QUILL DIP PENS. DURING THOSE DIDN ABSORB INK VERY FAST OFTEN LEFT EXCESS INK. KEEP FROM SMEARING WAY NEEDED BLOT DRY FASTER. PRIOR BLOTTING BEING INVENTED 1856, SANDING METHOD USED. FINE SPRINKLED INK; AFTER ABSORBING DRYING INK, POURED BACK INTO AGAIN. WHY HAVE BOWL-LIKE TOP. DESCRIBE SMALL HAND ITEMS. WORD OLD ENGLISH 1840 1860 BOX, OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN","./exhibit2/images/e20205a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[72]=new index("Organ, Hand","./exhibit2/e20220a.htm","HISTORY HAND-CRANKED ORGAN WITH WOOD CASE THAT HAS BEEN PAINTED WOODGRAIN, INSIDE WOODEN CYLINDER METAL TEETH BELLOWS, OUTSIDE CRANK. DONOR NOTE CLAIMED BROUGHT WISCONSIN FROM GERMANY 1848. TODAY WE CAN EASILY TURN RADIO CD PLAYER LISTEN MUSIC, BUT BEFORE MODERN TECHNOLOGY, PEOPLE HAD DEVICES SUCH THIS PLAYING TUNES. AIR SET OF TURNS THE BARREL SUPPLIES WIND KEYFRAME. ROWS PEGS ARE PRESSED DOWN BY INTO KEYFRAME, ALLOWING READ PROGRAM. ALTHOUGH CLUMSY, YET DELICATE HEAVY CARRY, WAS CONSIDERED IMPORTANT ENOUGH HAVE SHIPPED OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS WHEN ANCESTORS EMIGRATED 1840 1865 ORGAN, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20220a.jpg","176","100");
Qp[73]=new index("Knife","./exhibit2/e20248a.htm","HISTORY NORWEGIAN DRESS KNIFE HAS 1.250 LONG EBONY WOOD HANDLE WITH .625 NICKEL SILVER BOLSTERS AT EACH END OF WOOD. HAVE DECORATIVE CHASING. THE 2.250 BLADE VERY SLIGHT UPSWEEP THAT GOES THROUGH TERMINATES HILT WHAT APPEARS BE SMALL THREADED BOLSTER. DONOR STATED THIS WAS ORIGINALLY OWNED BY GREAT GRANDFATHER, WHO GAVE SON OLE J. SKAUG, BORN NORWAY 1844. SON, OSCAR, THEN DONOR. TYPE KNIFE, WORN FROM BELT, TRADITIONAL STILL USE. 1840 1870 METAL PHIL OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANT IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20248a.jpg","185","100");
Qp[74]=new index("Pot","./exhibit2/e20247a.htm","HISTORY COOKING POT MADE OF COPPER WITH APPLIED IRON STRAP HANDLES. MISSING LID. ACCORDING EARLY MUSEUM RECORDS THIS WAS BROUGHT FROM NORWAY. 1840 1880 METAL OSHKOSH, NORWEGIAN IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20247a.jpg","124","100");
Qp[75]=new index("Map of the United States of America","./exhibit2/e20162a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES AMERICA VERIENIGTEN STAATEN VON NORD , WRITTEN AND PUBLISHED IN GERMAN BY C. F. WEILAND. ALSO HAND TINTED. SHOWS TERRITORIES WITH BOUNDARIES; LAKES; RIVERS; MOUNTAINS. HIGHWAYS RAILROADS. 1842 OSHKOSH, MAPS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20162a.jpg","130","100");
Qp[76]=new index("James Lewis","./exhibit2/e20150a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT COPY OF EARLIER DAGUERREOTYPE, MOUNTED ON CABINET CARD STOCK, JAMES LEWIS. 1845 1855 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, STORY LEWIS, FOND DU LAC, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE WELSH IMMIGRANTS PIONEERS FARMERS","./exhibit2/images/e20150a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[77]=new index("Betsey Shipley Gallup","./exhibit2/e20044a.htm","ARCHIVES WEBSTER STANLEY ALBUMEN COPY PRINT OF EARLIER DAGUERREOTYPE ON CARDSTOCK BETSEY SHIPLEY GALLUP. 1846 1851 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GALLUP, OSHKOSH, WI PIONEERS FIRSTS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE","./exhibit2/images/e20044a.jpg","90","100");
Qp[78]=new index("Annie Gilmore Webster and sons William a","./exhibit2/e20104a.htm","ARCHIVES WEBSTER FAMILY DAGUERREOTYPE OF ANNIE GILMORE AND SONS WILLIAM DAVID, JR. WITH BRASS MAT, GLASS, EMBOSSED LEATHER COVERED WOODEN CASE LATCH PADDED SILK LINING. 1848 1849 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON COPPER SILVER PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PAPER GREEN BAY, STORY WEBSTER, VERMONT GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS FAMILIES PIONEERS IMMIGRANTS SCOTTISH MOTHERS & CHILDREN","./exhibit2/images/e20104a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[79]=new index("Chair","./exhibit2/e20230a.htm","HISTORY A CENTRIPETAL SPRING ARMCHAIR WITH FRAMEWORK OF BLACK PAINTED CAST METAL GOLD HIGHLIGHTS. BASE HAS FOUR ORNAMENTAL BRACKET FEET MOUNTED ON CASTERS. SECURED CENTER BOTTOM PIECE ARE EIGHT ELLIPTICAL SPRINGS THE CONNECTED ANOTHER WHICH HOLDS SEAT VERTICAL PIN. THIS ALLOWS CHAIR-SEAT REVOLVE AND ROCK. GREEN MOHAIR FABRIC COVERS BACK WHILE ARMS, HEADREST EDGING COVERED MOHAIR. REUPHOLSTERED CIRCA 1913; AGAIN 1997 AFTER BEING DAMAGED 1994 MUSEUM FIRE REPLACEMENT ARMRESTS SAMPLES ORIGINAL MATERIALS REMOVED SAVED DURING RESTORATION DETERMINED NEW COLORS: FOUND UNDER HEADREST; MOHAIR; TACKS FROM ARMS; HEADREST. USED BY FIRST GOVERNORS WISCONSIN: NELSON DEWEY 1848 LEONARD J. FARWELL 1852 WILLIAM A. BARSTOW 1854 COLES BASHFORD 1857 DOCUMENTATION RECORDED SEVERAL SWORN AFFIDAVITS. FILED FEBRUARY 25, 1937 CROSBY:","./exhibit2/images/e20230a.jpg","57","100");
Qp[80]=new index("Chair","./exhibit2/e20230a.htm","WAS GIVEN MANY YEARS AGO MR. MOORE, KNOWN CITIZEN OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN, EX-GOVERNOR BASHFORD. PRIOR GIFT INCLUDING STATE WISCONSIN. LATER BROUGHT HOME WHEN FURNITURE PROCURED MADISON. MRS. KEPT NUMBER GAVE WOULD RECOVER PRESERVE IT, DID. ... MAY 7, ARTHUR ...RESIDES 173 AVENUE, CITY SIXTY NINE AGE; THAT 1906 DEPONENT WENT LIVE HOME, NO. 149 STREET, SAID LIVED THERE UNTIL 1918; CHAIR...WAS TIME THERE; INFORMED HIM HON. 1858; MARCH 1856 JANUARY 1858, LEFT OFFICE HAD BEEN PROCURED, TAKEN 240 WEST ALGOMA THEREAFTER FRIEND BASHFORD; REMAINED DEATH WIDOW TOLD COULD HAVE RE-COVER UPHOLSTERING; UPHOLSTERING, RETAINED POSSESSION YEARS; OFFERED SALE VANSLYKE OTHERS, SOME NEGOTIATIONS DEPONENT, 1922 SOLD VANSLYKE, RESIDING 215 NEIGHBOR SINCE; FURTHER SAYS, CHAIR, ADMINISTRATION AUGUST 19, FRED DIACON: ...IS SEVENTY FIVE AGE, RESIDED COUNTY WINNEBAGO L","./exhibit2/images/e20230a.jpg","57","100");
Qp[81]=new index("Anne Vessey Siims and Alexander","./exhibit2/e20016a.htm","ARCHIVES SIMMS 1 6 PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE IN HALF CASE OF AN UNIDENTIFIED MOTHER HOLDING CHILD; STIPPLED BRASS MAT WITH SCROLL OPENING; STAMPED PRESERVER SCROLLS; GLASS; AND LEATHERETTE COVERED WOODEN ORNAMENTAL FLORAL THEME CLOSURE HOOK. 1850 PAPER METAL PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION SILVER COPPER SIMMS, ALEXANDER ANNE VESSEY VESSEY, OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS FAMILIES FAMILY MOTHERS & CHILDREN IMMIGRANTS ENGLAND PIONEERS SIIMS DOTY, JAMES DUANE","./exhibit2/images/e20016a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[82]=new index("Pocket Map of Wisconsin","./exhibit2/e20169a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS 1850 FOLDING POCKET SECTIONAL OF WISCONSIN HARD BOUND CLOTH BINDING, PUBLISHED BY SILAS CHAPMAN, MIWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. SHOWS LAKES; RIVERS, RAILROADS, PLANK CITIES, MINES, INDIAN RESERVATIONS, AND COUNTY, TOWNSHIP BORDERS. HAND TINTED PAPER BOOK OSHKOSH, MAPS TRAVEL","./exhibit2/images/e20169a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[83]=new index("John Fitzgerald","./exhibit2/e20017a.htm","ARCHIVES FITZGERALD FAMILY QUARTER-PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE OF JOHN WITH GLASS, BRASS MAT, PRESERVER, AND HOUSED IN HALF CASE WOOD EMBOSSED BROWN LETHERETTE PAPER. 1850 1860 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION SILVER COPPER GREEN BAY, STORY FITZGERALD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS CAPITALISTS & FINANCIERS STEAMBOATS BANKING POLITICIANS MAYORS SUICIDES","./exhibit2/images/e20017a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[84]=new index("Case, Eyeglasses","./exhibit2/e20225a.htm","HISTORY EYEGLASS CASE MADE OF GREY METAL IN AN OBLONG SHAPE WITH ROUNDED ENDS. HINGED COVER FLIPS OPEN AND THE INTERIOR LINED BLUE FELT. POSSIBLY USED BY MEMBER MURDOCK FAMILY: JAMES MARGARET CAME OSHKOSH AREA BEFORE 1853. THEY OWNED FARM LOCATED NORTH MAIN NEAR NEW YORK AVENUE. WAS CANDIDATE STATE TREASURER 4TH WARD COUNTY SUPERVISOR FROM 1858 1863. DIED APRIL 5, 1865 AGE 47. BORN JULY 31, 1826 DOWNEYVILLE, ONTARIO CANADA JANUARY 1913 87. HAD LEAST SIX SURVIVING CHILDREN; JEFFERSON 1848-1877 EMMA 1864-1935 EUGENIA ?-1923 MARTHA 1858-? MARY 1855-1921 VIOLA 1865-? 1850 1870 CASE, EYEGLASSES OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20225a.jpg","186","100");
Qp[85]=new index("Lancet","./exhibit2/e20236a.htm","HISTORY THIS FLEAM REAL NAME OF TOOL MEDICAL MADE METAL WITH 3 MOVEABLE IRON BLADES THAT FOLD TOGETHER CLOSE. EACH LONG TABULAR SECTION HAS TRIANGULAR WHICH EXTENDS PERPENDICULARLY NEAR ONE COPPER BRASS COVER SHAPED LIKE BLADES. CUTTING EDGES WORN JAGGED. IMPRINTED BLADES: BORWICK EARLY MUSEUM RECORD CLAIM VERY OSHKOSH. TYPE BLEEDING TOOL. PRIOR CIVIL WAR, REMOVE CORRUPTIONS WAS PAINFUL TREATMENT INVOLVED MAKING CUTS PATIENT SKIN. 1845 CYCLOPAEDIA PRACTICAL MEDICINE SUGGESTED GETTING MUCH 40 50 OUNCES BLOOD FOR SERIOUS ILLNESSES. RECOMMENDED FEVERS, INFLAMMATION INTERNAL ORGANS, HEADACHES, RHEUMATISM, APOPLEXY, AND RELIEVING LOT OTHER SYMPTOMS. NOT UNCOMMON PATIENTS, ESPECIALLY CHILDREN, FAINT EVEN DIE WHILE BEING PERFORMED. CAN HAVE FROM THREE OUT SWISS ARMY KNIFE. FLEAMS WERE OFTEN USED ANIMALS BUT THOSE SMALLER","./exhibit2/images/e20236a.jpg","150","100");
Qp[86]=new index("Lancet","./exhibit2/e20236a.htm","UTILIZED HUMANS WELL. IMAGINE FARM FAMILY PERHAPS APPLIED THESE BOTH THEMSELVES THEIR LIVESTOCK. 1850 1900 LANCET OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20236a.jpg","150","100");
Qp[87]=new index("Mitchell s New Traveller s Guide Through","./exhibit2/e20165a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS 1851 EDITION OF MITCHELL NEW TRAVELLER GUIDE THROUGH THE UNITED STATES: CONTAINING PRINCIPAL CITIES, TOWNS, &C. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED; TOGETHER WITH RAILROAD, STAGE, STEAMBOAT, AND CANAL ROUTES, DISTANCES, MILES FROM PLACE PLACE. ILLUSTRATED BY ACCURATE STATES. PUBLISHED THOMAS, COPPERWAIT COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. BOOK OSHKOSH, MAPS EMIGRATION IMMIGRATION IMMIGRANTS WESTWARD MOVEMENT PIONEERS RAILROADS STAGECOACHES STEAMBOATS CANALS","./exhibit2/images/e20165a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[88]=new index("Boston Almanac","./exhibit2/e20187a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE POCKET BOSTON ALMANAC USED BY IRISH IMMIGRANT JAMES QUIGLEY. THE BOOK CONTAINS MEMORANDUM; CALENDERS; BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR BOSTON; OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT CITY. ONCE HAD MAP OF CITY, BUT NO LONGER PRESENT. MADE SEVERAL ENTRIES SECTION: JANUARY 1 & 18: PAID $1.25 HOUSE RENT FEBRUARY JUNE 13: FROM [ILLEGIBLE] JULIA COMFORTH LANDED ERELAND SEPTEMBER 2: MARRIED SECOND 1851 NOVEMBER 4: HAVE LEFT NEW YORK 28: DECEMBER 10: 12: 23: [THERE ARE NUMEROUS LATER 1870S, RECORDING PURCHASE FARM EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS CONSTRUCTION, SALE PRODUCE. MOST TRANSACTIONS TAKING PLACE OMRO WINNECONNE, WISCONSIN.] QUIGLEY, JAMES, SR. OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION IMMIGRATION PIONEERS FARMERS IRISH-AMERICANS ALMANACS","./exhibit2/images/e20187a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[89]=new index("Diary","./exhibit2/e20173a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE LEDGER BOOK CONTAINING POEMS AND DIARY WRITTEN BY JAMES SANDERSON. INCLUDES DETAILED ACCOUNT OF HIS IMMIGRATION FROM ENGLAND TO FARM BLACK WOLF TOWNSHIP, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, WISCONSIN. THE ALSO HAS ACCOUNTING PURCHASES MADE FAMILY; PRICES FOR SALE LIVESTOCK PRODUCE; HISTORY; POEMS. LEDGER: WE SET OUT LIVERPOOL MORNING 13 MAY 1851 WITH 800 PASSENGERS BOARD BUT COULD NOT GET THROUGH DOCK GATES UNTIL EVENING BEING ABOUT INCHES SHORT WATER SHE GOT 9 CLOCK THAT THEN STRUCK ANCHOR MILES UP RIVER MERCY MERSEY UNTILL NEXT CLOCK. EVERY WAS CALLED UPON DECK ROLL OVER, OFFICER LOOK CABIN BIRTH SEE THERE NONE CONCEALED HAD PAID PASSAGE OUT. THEY FOUND BEDS DIFFERENT PLACES SENT THEM BACK STEAMER. WEDNESDAY TOOK US 50 LEFT US. AFTER DID MAKE 6 7 HOURS GOOD BREEZE WIND 11 NIGHT SAILED RAPID","./exhibit2/images/e20173a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[90]=new index("Diary","./exhibit2/e20173a.htm","RATE, FOLLOWING COUNTED 10 HOUR. BLEW STRONG SOUTH WEST RIGHT COURSE NEAR MOUNTAIN WALES WHEN ALTERED TACKED AROUND. LAST SAW FRIDAY PORT IRISH COAST WERE SAILING DOWN HOLY HEAD. SUNDAY MET PILOT BOAT WHICH LOST BEEN BLOWN BRANDY ISLAND CAPTAIN GAVE STEER PUT SEA AGAIN. OFTEN HALF DOZEN VESSELS TIME NOTHING PARTICULAR OCCURRED 12 SEVEN MEN CAME CAPTAINS NEWSPAPERS CAIRO EGYPT OTHER CALCUTTA. 17 SHIPS VIEW JUNE THUNDER STORM CONTINUED 4 REELING SIDE BOXES TUMBLING BOTTLES SPILLED POTS BREAKING SOME CURSING OTHERS PRAYING FAINTING AWAY NEVER FINER SPORT MY LIFE MONDAY HURRICANE SAILORS ROYAL TOPSAILS LET ABOUT, SOON AWFUL GRAND UPON, MORE WORTH MENTIONING HEAVIEST ENCOUNTERED, YOUNG MAN OVERBOARD LEANING BULWARKS ACROSS ROPES ATTACHED SLACK THROWN INSTANT WAVES ROLLING HIM RISE SUNK ARRIVED YORK 16TH HEALTH 1868 SANDERSON, OSHKOSH, PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20173a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[91]=new index("Colton s Western Tourist and Emigrant s","./exhibit2/e20166a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS 1852 EDITION OF THE WESTERN TOURIST AND EMIGRANT GUIDE THROUGH STATES OHIO; MICHIGAN; INDIANA; ILLINOIS; MISSOURI; IOWA; WISCONSIN, TERRITORIES MINNESOTA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA: BEING ACCURATE CONCISE DESCRIPTION EACH TERRITORY; CONTAINS ROUTES DISTANCES GREAT LANES TRAVEL. ACCOMPANIED WITH LARGE MINUTE MAP, EXHIBITING TOWNSHIP LINES UNITED SURVEYS, BOUNDARIES COUNTIES, POSITION CITIES, VILLAGES SETTLEMENTS, ETC., PUBLISHED BY J. H. COLTON, NO. 86 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. BOOK OSHKOSH, MAPS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION IMMIGRANTS WESTWARD MOVEMENT PIONEERS RAILROADS STAGECOACHES STEAMBOATS CANALS","./exhibit2/images/e20166a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[92]=new index("Passport","./exhibit2/e20194a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE PASSPORT FOR SEBASTIAN GENTER AND HIS FAMILY, RESIDENTS OF SASBACH, FROM THE GAND DUCHY BADEN. LISTED AGE 52, FEET 6 INCES TALL, BLOND HAIR GRAY EYES WIDOWER; DAUGHTER THERESIA 22; LUDWIG 9; CONRAD 7; MARIANNA TROGIS ? IT ALLOWS THEM TO TRAVEL UNHINDERED NORTH AMERICA. DOCUMENT WRITTEN GERMAN. LITERAL TRANSLATION. ARE SEVERAL STAMPS PASSPORT: GRAND BADEN; ILLEGIBLE; PRUSSIA. 1853 GENTER, LOUIS TROGIS, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20194a.jpg","73","100");
Qp[93]=new index("John & Abigail Seville","./exhibit2/e20035a.htm","ARCHIVES HELLARD FAMILY 6TH PLATE TINTED DAGUERREOTYPE OF JOHN & ABIGAIL SEVILLE WITH PLAIN BRASS MAT, PRESERVER, GLASS, AND EMBOSSED LEATHERETTE CASE TWO CLOSURE HOOKS, RED VELVET LINING ON LID. OTHER NUMBER NOTE:FOUND COLLECTION # 1853 1857 SEVILLE, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS COUPLES AGED PERSONS AGING IMMIGRANTS SMILING SHAWLS EYEGLASSES","./exhibit2/images/e20035a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[94]=new index("John & Abigail Seville","./exhibit2/e20083a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN COPY PRINT MOUNTED ON PLAIN CARD STOCK OF JOHN & ABIGAIL SEVILLE. MARKS: BACK: A. MARQUIS JR. PHOTOGRAPHER 96 WISCONSIN ST., MILWAUKEE. INSCRIPTION: MR. MRS. J. MOTHERS FATHER 1853 1857 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY SEVILLE, MILWAUKEE, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS COUPLES AGED PERSONS AGING IMMIGRANTS SMILING SHAWLS EYEGLASSES PIONEERS EMIGRATION IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20083a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[95]=new index("John Seville","./exhibit2/e20084a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON PLAIN CARD STOCK. MARKS: BACK: A. MARQUIS JR. PHOTOGRAPHER 96 WISCONSIN ST., MILWAUKEE. INSCRIPTION: JOHN SEVILLE THERE TWO CENT REVENUE STAMP AFFIXED BACK. 1853 1859 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY SEVILLE, MILWAUKEE, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE AGED PERSONS AGING IMMIGRANTS SMILING","./exhibit2/images/e20084a.jpg","99","100");
Qp[96]=new index("Box, Ballot","./exhibit2/e20207a.htm","HISTORY TIN RECTANGULAR BOX WITH ATTACHED HINGED LID; HAS RAISED SCROLL SHIELD DESIGN CUT-OUT SLOT AND SWIVEL OVAL WIRE HANDLE; LATCH FRONT OVERHANGS METAL LOOP FRONT, PRESUMED USED REMOVABLE LOCKING MECHANISM. TWO HOLES DRILLED INTO BACK. EXTERIOR PAINTED OVERALL DARK BLUE FLAKED SCRATCHED THIN GOLD YELLOW LINE SETS OF BOX; RUSTY DIRTY ? TOP LID. INTERIOR UNPAINTED. ONE BALLOT BOXES SEE ALSO 260-5 FIRST ELECTION HELD OSHKOSH WHEN EDWARD EASTMAN WAS ELECTED MAYOR APRIL 5, 1853. THESE WERE SECOND WARDS. THEY LATER BY WOMEN SCHOOL ELECTIONS. 1870 BOX, CITY EASTMAN, OSHKOSH, LOCAL","./exhibit2/images/e20207a.jpg","145","100");
Qp[97]=new index("Box, Ballot","./exhibit2/e20206a.htm","HISTORY TIN RECTANGULAR BOX WITH ATTACHED HINGED LID; HAS RAISED SCROLL SHIELD DESIGN CUT-OUT SLOT AND SWIVEL OVAL WIRE HANDLE; LATCH FRONT OVERHANGS FRONT, FASTENING COMPONENTS MISSING FROM FRONT. TWO HOLES DRILLED INTO BACK. REMNANT DARK BLUE PAINT ENTIRE EXTERIOR; THIN GOLD YELLOW PAINTED LINE BOX; RUSTY DIRTY ? TOP OF LID. INTERIOR UNPAINTED. BALLET BOXES SEE ALSO 260-5-T1 USED THE FIRST ELECTION HELD OSHKOSH WHEN EDWARD EASTMAN WAS ELECTED MAYOR APRIL 5, 1853. THESE WERE SECOND WARDS. THEY LATER BY WOMEN SCHOOL ELECTIONS. 1880 METAL BOX, BALLOT CITY EASTMAN, OSHKOSH, LOCAL","./exhibit2/images/e20206a.jpg","127","100");
Qp[98]=new index("Pocket Map of Wisconsin","./exhibit2/e20163a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS 1854 FOLDING POCKET LAPHAM OF WISCONSIN HARD BOUND CLOTH BINDING, PUBLISHED BY SILAS CHAPMAN, MILWAUKEE, 1854, COPYRIGHTED INCREASE A. 1849. SHOWS LAKES; RIVERS, RAILROADS, PLANK CITIES, INDIAN RESERVATIONS, AND COUNTY, TOWNSHIP SECTION BORDERS THE LOWER 2 3 STATE. HAND TINTED BORDERS. PAPER BOOK OSHKOSH, MAPS TRAVEL","./exhibit2/images/e20163a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[99]=new index("Pocket Map of Wisconsin","./exhibit2/e20164a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS 1854 FOLDING POCKET LAPHAM OF WISCONSIN HARD BOUND CLOTH BINDING, PUBLISHED BY SILAS CHAPMAN, MILWAUKEE, 1854, COPYRIGHTED INCREASE A. 1849. SHOWS LAKES; RIVERS, RAILROADS, PLANK CITIES, INDIAN RESERVATIONS, AND COUNTY, TOWNSHIP SECTION BORDERS THE LOWER 2 3 STATE. HAND TINTED BORDERS. PAPER BOOK OSHKOSH, MAPS TRAVEL","./exhibit2/images/e20164a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[100]=new index("Pocket Map of Wisconsin","./exhibit2/e20168a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS 1854 FOLDING POCKET OF WISCONSIN HARD BOUND CLOTH BINDING, PUBLISHED BY J. H. COLTON, NO. 86 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. SHOWS LAKES; RIVERS, RAILROADS, CANALS, CITIES, AND COUNTY BORDERS. HAND TINTED. USED THOMAS ALLEN, WHO LIVED MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. PAPER BOOK SCOTT OSHKOSH, MAPS TRAVEL","./exhibit2/images/e20168a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[101]=new index("Mary Doty Fitzgerald","./exhibit2/e20018a.htm","ARCHIVES FITZGERALD FAMILY QUARTERPLATE DAGUERREOTYPE OF MARY DOTY WITH BRASS OVAL MAT, PRESERVER, AND GLASS IN HALF CASE, PART P2000.26.4, JOHN FITZGERALD. 1854 1856 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION SILVER COPPER GREEN BAY, STORY FITZGERALD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20018a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[102]=new index("Henry Allen","./exhibit2/e20112a.htm","ARCHIVES HENRY ALLEN 6TH PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE OF WITH PLAIN BRASS MAT AND OVAL OPENING STIPPLED BORDER, RIBBED PRESERVER, GLASS. 1854 1859 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON GREEN BAY, STORY ALLEN, PORTRAIT MALE STONE MASON PHOTOGRAPHS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20112a.jpg","84","100");
Qp[103]=new index("Elisa Allen","./exhibit2/e20113a.htm","ARCHIVES HENRY ALLEN 6TH PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE OF ELISA WITH PLAIN BRASS MAT AND OVAL OPENING STIPPLED BORDER, RIBBED PRESERVER, GLASS. 1854 1859 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON GREEN BAY, STORY ALLEN, PORTRAIT FEMALE PHOTOGRAPHS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20113a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[104]=new index("Painting","./exhibit2/e20241a.htm","HISTORY OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS. PORTRAIT OF THIRZA HARRISON FAIR WEARING DARK DRESS WITH SHOULDER-CUT NECKLINE TRIMMED WHITE TRANSPARENT EDGING, RED SHAWL FALLING FROM SHOULDERS, HAIR PARTED AND CURLS GATHERED EITHER SIDE HEAD SAUSAGE CURLS. STRETCHER LABELED: FAIR, GRANDMOTHER ARTHUR HOLMES. FRAME GOLD FLORAL PATTERN. BORN CIRCA 1805 MARRIED JOHN PRIOR MOVING OSHKOSH. SHE LIVED REST LIFE DIED JUNE 4, 1883 78. BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. 5225-59 1855 1860 CLOTH WOOD OSHKOSH, AMERICAN WISCONSIN","./exhibit2/images/e20241a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[105]=new index("Phillip Van Renselaer, George F., and Wi","./exhibit2/e20013a.htm","ARCHIVES DR. WILLARD H. TITUS GELATIN PRINT COPY OF AN EARLIER AMBROTYPE OR TINTYPE PHILLIP, GEORGE AND WILLIAM WRIGHT. 1855 1865 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PAPER PRINT, WRIGHT, VAN RENSSELEAR FREDRICK WALLACE VICTORIAN MALE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS PIONEERS RENSELAER, F.,","./exhibit2/images/e20013a.jpg","128","100");
Qp[106]=new index("Inkwell","./exhibit2/e20243a.htm","HISTORY INKWELL OF METAL WITH GLASS DOME RESERVOIR. USED BY THOMAS L. HUMES WHILE U.S. STEAMBOAT INSPECTOR. WAS BORN FEBRUARY 10, 1832 CUBA, NEW YORK. 1842 HE MOVED PARENTS JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN. WHEN OBTAINED MAJORITY WOULD RETURN STATE ATTEND SCHOOL, THEN RETURNED AND SHORTLY AFTER APPLETON COLLEGE. ALSO SPEND SEVERAL YEARS PINERIES WHERE ENGAGED BUILDING RUNNING SAW MILLS. 1857 MARRIED MISS C. J. RICHARDS MARQUETTE COUNTY 1860 COUPLE OSHKOSH. THERE THEY LIVE MOST THEIR LIVES, EXCEPT FOR FEW SPENT DAKOTA. HELD OFFICE GOVERNMENT CHICAGO DISTRICT MILWAUKEE DIED 1892 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. INFORMATION INSPECTORS: EARLIER 1838 LAW PROVED INADEQUATE DISASTERS INCREASED VOLUME SEVERITY. 1847 1852 MARKED UNUSUAL SERIES PRIMARILY CAUSED BOILER EXPLOSIONS, HOWEVER, MANY WERE FIRES COLLISIONS. THESE RESULTED PASSAGE","./exhibit2/images/e20243a.jpg","108","100");
Qp[107]=new index("Inkwell","./exhibit2/e20243a.htm","ACT MAY 30, STAT. L., WHICH ENFORCEMENT POWERS PLACED UNDER DEPARTMENT TREASURY RATHER THAN JUSTICE 1838. THIS LAW, ORGANIZATION FEDERAL MARITIME INSPECTION SERVICE BEGAN EMERGE. NINE SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBLE SPECIFIC GEOGRAPHIC REGION APPOINTED. PROVISIONS APPOINTMENT LOCAL COMMISSION CONSISTING COLLECTOR CUSTOMS, INSPECTOR, JUDGE.THE IMPORTANT FEATURES REQUIREMENT HYDROSTATIC TESTING BOILERS, SAFETY VALVE. FURTHER REQUIRED THAT BOTH PILOTS ENGINEERS LICENSED INSPECTORS. EVEN THOUGH INSIGHT INADEQUATE, MUST GIVEN CREDIT STARTING LEGISLATION RIGHT PERSPECTIVE. PROBABLY SERIOUS SHORTCOMING EXEMPTION FREIGHTBOATS, FERRIES, TUGBOATS TOWBOATS, CONTINUED OPERATE SUPERFICIAL REQUIREMENTS AGAIN, HIGH LOSS LIFE PROMPTED CONGRESSIONAL ACTION THROUGH 28, 1871. TAKEN FROM HTTP: WWW.USCG.MIL HQ G-CP STEAMBOAT_INSPECTION_SERVICE_OVERVIEW.HTML 1855 HUME","./exhibit2/images/e20243a.jpg","108","100");
Qp[108]=new index("Pocket Map of Wisconsin","./exhibit2/e20170a.htm","MAP SMALL COLLECTIONS 1856 FOLDING POCKET SECTIONAL OF WISCONSIN HARD BOUND CLOTH BINDING, PUBLISHED BY SILAS CHAPMAN, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. SHOWS LAKES; RIVERS, RAILROADS, PLANK CITIES, MINES, INDIAN RESERVATIONS, AND COUNTY, TOWNSHIP BORDERS. HAND TINTED PAPER BOOK OSHKOSH, MAPS TRAVEL","./exhibit2/images/e20170a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[109]=new index("Jefferson, Eugenia, Martha, and Mary Mur","./exhibit2/e20015a.htm","ARCHIVES MURDOCK COLLECTION QUARTER PLATE AMBROTYPE OF JEFFERSON, EUGENIA, MARTHA, AND MARY GLASS, PLAIN BRASS MAT WITH SCROLL OPENING, PRESERVER, WOODEN CASE EMBOSSED LEATHERETTE COVER, RED VELVET LID LINING, DOUBLE HOOK EYE CLOSURE. 1856 1861 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PAPER MURDOCK, J. A. OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS CHILDREN PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20015a.jpg","128","100");
Qp[110]=new index("Dr. Charles Schenick","./exhibit2/e20100a.htm","ARCHIVES SAWYER FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF DR. SCHENICK OUR PHYSICIAN FOR MANY YEARS 1856 1865 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY SCHENICK, CHARLES OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE DOCTORS PHYSICIANS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20100a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[111]=new index("William and Esther Bedient","./exhibit2/e20032a.htm","ARCHIVES WILLIAM BEDIENT 6TH PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE, POSSIBLY OF AND ESTHER BEDIENT, WITH STIPLED BRASS MAT SCROLL OPENING, RIBBED PRESERVER, GLASS, THERMO-PLASTIC UNION CASE HUNTER DEER FRONT; CLUSTER GRAPES BACK; TWO HINGES INTERNAL LATCH, EMBOSSED GREEN VELVET LINING LID. MARKS: LITTLEFIELD, PARSON CO., MAUFACTURERS CASES. L., P. & SOLE PROPRIETORS ONLY LEGAL MANU- CASES, EMBRACING RIVETTED HINGE. PATENTED OCTOBER 14, 1856, APRIL 21, 1857 MADE NOTE:CASE MANUFACTURER 1859 COPPER SILVER PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION THERMOPLASTIC LOCKWOOD OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS COUPLES PIONEERS FARMERS","./exhibit2/images/e20032a.jpg","114","100");
Qp[112]=new index("Elizabeth Barber Stanley and Minette J.","./exhibit2/e20129a.htm","ARCHIVES STANLEY FAMILY 1 6 PLATE TINTYPE WITHOUT CASE, POSSIBLY OF ELIZABETH BARBER AND MINETTE J. 1857 1862 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PAINT GREEN BAY, STORY STANLEY, BARBER, OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MOTHERS & CHILDREN PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20129a.jpg","95","100");
Qp[113]=new index("Chair","./exhibit2/e20232a.htm","HISTORY CHAIR OF CARVED OAK WOOD WITH LEATHER COVERED SEAT, BACK AND ARMRESTS. CARVINGS LEAVES, STARS, LAUREL U.S. SEAL. IMAGE CAN BE SEEN OIL PORTRAIT SENATOR SAWYER 612-3, SHOWN UPHOLSTERED VELVET. ALSO PHOTOGRAPH DEN EDGAR HOUSE NOW OSHKOSH PUBLIC MUSEUM DOCUMENTATION FOUND BY UPPER MIDWEST CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION SHOWS THAT THIS COMPANION DESK WERE MOST LIKELY PURCHASED GOVERNMENT SURPLUS PHILETUS WASHINGTON, D.C. NOT MADISON. PATENT PAPER DIAGRAMS MATCH DESK. PIECES COMMISSIONED REPRESENTATIVES, CHAIRS MADE A. BEMBE & KIMBEL DESKS DOE HAZELTON COMPANY BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. PICTURED DESCRIBED UNIDENTIFIED NEWSPAPER CLIPPING DATED DECEMBER 15, 1974 WRITTEN RALPH TERRY KOVEL: BEEN SOLD FOR CENTURIES. MANY ITEMS ONCE CONSIDERED EXTRAS OFFICIALS ARE HIGHLY PRIZED POSSESSIONS COLLECTORS. ILLUSTRATIVE WHICH SPECIALLY","./exhibit2/images/e20232a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[114]=new index("Chair","./exhibit2/e20232a.htm","DESIGNED UNITED STATE REPRESENTATIVES. CHAIRS, AUCTION 1859, VENEER KIMMEL 1857 YORK CITY. VICTORIAN ARMCHAIRS, QUARTERMASTER GENERAL, MONTGOMERY MEIGS, TOO HEAVY USED THEREFORE SOLD. MATTHEW BRADY ALEXANDER GARDNER, TWO FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS DAY, SOME CHAIRS. PICTURES SHOWING CLIENTS THEIRS SEATED STILL EXISTS. PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN TAKEN 1860.... WRONGLY YEARS FROM INFORMATION PASSED DESCENDENT SAWYER. DOCUMENTED ARTICLE PRINTED APRIL 4, 1928 ARCHIVES SCRAPBOOK RECEIVES INTERESTING GIFT. ...THE HAD RECIPIENT VALUABLE GIFT--A LATE SEN. CHAMBER CAPITOL HAVING REFURNISHED TIME, SENATORS ALLOWED PURCHASE, STATE, CHAIR.... KIMMEL: WEBSITE HTTP: WWW.WITHERELLS.COM INVENTORY POPUP CABINET2.HTM TYPICAL BEST AMERICAN CABINETMAKERS DESIGNERS WORKING DURING SECOND HALF NINETEENTH CENTURY, ANTON 1822-1895 RECEIVED EXTENSIVE EUROPEAN TRAINING, PR","./exhibit2/images/e20232a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[115]=new index("Catherine Granger Eastman","./exhibit2/e20002a.htm","ARCHIVES JANE GRANGER ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD OF CATHERINE EASTMAN, WHITE MOUNT WITH RED INK BORDER & BLACK TEXT. 1858 1868 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CARTE VISITE NEW YORK, NY CHARLES D. FREDRICKS CO. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20002a.jpg","57","100");
Qp[116]=new index("Citizenship Certificate","./exhibit2/e20188a.htm","ARCHIVES HARON FAMILY CITIZENSHIP CERTIFICATE MADE OUT TO THOMAS HERRING LATER CHANGED : CERTIFICATE. STATE OF NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT BUFFALO OCTOBER SPECIAL MOTION TERM, 1859 PRESENT, HON. G.W. CLINTON JUSTICE PERSONALLY APPEARED OPEN COURT, AND APPLICATION ADMITTED THE UNITED STATES AMERICA; APPEARING SATISFACTION THIS SAID DID 24 DAY NOVEMBER 1854, BEFORE ERIE COUNTY DECLARE OATH, THAT WAS BONA FIDE INTENTION BECOME AMERICA, RENOUNCE FOREVER ALLEGIANCE ANY FOREIGN PRINCE, POTENTATE, SOVEREIGNTY WHATSOEVER PARTICULARLY KING WURTEMBURG WHOM OWED THEN ALLEGIANCE; BEING SATISFIED BY OATHS MICHAEL LANG & TRAUDEL WELL KNOWN STATES, APPLICANT HAS RESIDED WITHIN LIMITS UNDER JURISDICTION FIVE YEARS, WHERE HELD, ONE MORE, NEXT PRECEDING TIME. FURTHER DURING BEHAVED MAN GOOD MORAL CHARACTER, ATTACHED PRINCIPLES CONSTITUTION","./exhibit2/images/e20188a.jpg","72","100");
Qp[117]=new index("Citizenship Certificate","./exhibit2/e20188a.htm","DISPOSED ORDER HAPPINESS SAME; WHICH PROOF SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE FACT, THEY PERMIT TAKE SUBSCRIBE FOLLOWING VIZ.: I, DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR WILL SUPPORT DO, ABSOLUTELY ENTIRELY, ABJURE FIDELITY WHATSOEVER, ALLEGIANCE. SWORN OCT. 13 D. TILLINGHAST CLERK WHEREUPON ORDERED RIGHTS PRIVILEGES AMERICA. OFFICE, DYRE TILLINGHAST, CERTIFY ABOVE TRUE COPY ORIGINAL PROCEEDINGS, RECORDED RECORDS COURT; COMPARED RECORD, TRANSCRIPT WHOLE THEREOF. TESTIMONY WHEREOF, HEREUNTO SUBSCRIBED MY NAME, AFFIXED SEAL CITY BUFFALO, 13, D., LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CERTIFICATE, GREEN BAY, STORY HARON, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS FARMERS GERMANS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20188a.jpg","72","100");
Qp[118]=new index("Hiram A. Dana","./exhibit2/e20010a.htm","ARCHIVES HARRIET DANA MATHEWS 1 6 PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE IN FULL CASE OF HIRAM A. DANA; STAMPED BRASS WITH OVAL OPENING AND STIPPLING; PRESERVER SCROLLS; GLASS; EMBOSSED RED VELVET LINING LID, LEATHERETTE COVERED WOODEN SPRAY WILD ROSES DESIGN, 2 CLOSURE HOOKS EYES. 1859 1860 PAPER PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION SILVER COPPER DANA, RIPON, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS FARMERS MILLS FLOUR & MEAL INDUSTRY","./exhibit2/images/e20010a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[119]=new index("Agnes and Andrew Webster","./exhibit2/e20105a.htm","ARCHIVES WEBSTER FAMILY RUBY GLASS AMBROTYPE OF AGNES AND ANDREW WITH EMBOSSED BRASS MAT, LEATHERETTE COVERED WOODEN CASE HOOK EYE LATCH. 1859 1861 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PAPER GREEN BAY, STORY WEBSTER, WISCONSIN GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS CHILDREN PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20105a.jpg","119","100");
Qp[120]=new index("Alexander H. Read","./exhibit2/e20114a.htm","ARCHIVES MRS. BENJAMIN READ 9TH PLATE COLODIAN EMULSION TINTYPE BLACK JAPANNED OF ALEXANDER H. READ; STAMPED BRASS ORNATE MAT OVAL OPENING, PRESERVER, GLASS, WOOD CASE BROWN EMBOSSED PAPER COVER WITH ORNAMENTAL SCROLL; HOOK CLOSURE EYE. 1859 1865 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON GREEN BAY, STORY READ, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS SMALL COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES DRY GOODS STORES GROCERS POLITICIANS","./exhibit2/images/e20114a.jpg","84","100");
Qp[121]=new index("Zalman Bedient","./exhibit2/e20034a.htm","ARCHIVES WILLIAM BEDIENT TINTYPE OF AN UNIDENTIFIED ELDERLY MAN, POSSIBLY ZALMAN OR LOCKWOOD, 6TH PLATE COLODIAN EMULSION BLACK JAPANNED TIN; STAMPED BRASS ORNATE MAT AND OVAL OPENING, PRESERVER, GLASS, CASE EMBOSSED PAPER COVER WITH ORNAMENTAL SCROLL DESIGN; HOOK CLOSURE EYE. OBJECT DATE NOTE:COPY 1850S IMAGE 1860 1865 BEDIENT, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE AGED PERSONS AGING CANES WALKING STICKS","./exhibit2/images/e20034a.jpg","87","100");
Qp[122]=new index("Bonnet","./exhibit2/e20221a.htm","HISTORY BONNET MADE OF WOVEN FLATLY PLAITED HORSEHAIR. WEAVE 3 ROWS BLACK AND 4 THREADS WHITE CROWN BODY IN ONE PIECE. BRIM EDGE TRIM STRAW WITH BRAIDED COIL BETWEEN, UNDER TRIMMED SMALL CLOTH PAPER FLOWERS, WIRED SILK CURTAIN LAID DIAGONALLY, CRINOLINE LINING, PINK, BLUE FLORAL RIBBONS. DONOR NOTE REFERRED AS GRAY NEAPOLITAN CIVIL WAR PERIOD WORN BY MEMBER THE MURDOCK FAMILY. JAMES MARGARET CAME OSHKOSH AREA BEFORE 1853. THEY OWNED FARM LOCATED NORTH MAIN NEAR NEW YORK AVENUE. WAS CANDIDATE STATE TREASURER 4TH WARD COUNTY SUPERVISOR FROM 1858 1863. DIED APRIL 5, 1865 AGE 47. BORN JULY 31, 1826 DOWNEYVILLE, ONTARIO CANADA JANUARY 1913 87. HAD LEAST SIX SURVIVING CHILDREN; JEFFERSON 1848-1877 EMMA 1864-1935 EUGENIA ?-1923 MARTHA 1858-? MARY 1855-1921 VIOLA 1865-? 1860 METAL OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN","./exhibit2/images/e20221a.jpg","93","100");
Qp[123]=new index("Painting","./exhibit2/e20203a.htm","HISTORY OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS OF EDWARD EASTMAN WEARING DARK SUIT WITH WHITE SHIRT AND CRAVAT, FACE HAS BEARD GOATEE. THE FANCY GOLD FRAME. WAS OSHKOSH FIRST MAYOR. BORN FEBRUARY 1806 RANDOLPH, VT. GREW UP THERE EVEN ATTENDED COLLEGE. MARRIED UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN HAD ONE SON: GEORGE, THEN CATHARINE GRANGER JUNE 3, 1841. COUPLE THREE CHILDREN TOGETHER. WORKED FATHER FARM PUT TWO YOUNGER BROTHERS THROUGH ALSO. 1846 TRAVELED DODGE COUNTY, BUT THAT SAME YEAR WOULD COME WHERE ESTABLISHED BOOKSTORE FERRY STREET. APPOINTED POSTMASTER UNDER POLK ADMINISTRATION 1846-1849 AGAIN 1853 PIERCE 1853-1861 1850 ELECTED ASSEMBLY MADISON WINNEBAGO REPRESENTATIVE HELPED ORGANIZE CITY GOVERNMENT. CHOSEN HELD OFFICE ALDERMAN. BUILT GREEK REVIVAL HOUSE WASHINGTON BLVD, WHICH LATER TORN DOWN SITE BECAME ROE PARK. DIED 1870 AGE 64 YEARS","./exhibit2/images/e20203a.jpg","84","100");
Qp[124]=new index("Painting","./exhibit2/e20203a.htm","BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. 1860 CLOTH WOOD EASTMAN, OSHKOSH, AMERICAN WISCONSIN PORTRAIT","./exhibit2/images/e20203a.jpg","84","100");
Qp[125]=new index("Eyeglasses","./exhibit2/e20222a.htm","HISTORY 1 PAIR OF EYEGLASSES WITH FRAME GOLD-COLORED METAL AND STRAIGHT BOWS, OVAL LENSES. POSSIBLY USED BY MEMBER MURDOCK FAMILY: JAMES MARGARET CAME THE OSHKOSH AREA BEFORE 1853. THEY OWNED FARM LOCATED ON NORTH MAIN NEAR NEW YORK AVENUE. WAS CANDIDATE STATE TREASURER 4TH WARD COUNTY SUPERVISOR FROM 1858 1863. DIED APRIL 5, 1865 AGE 47. BORN JULY 31, 1826 DOWNEYVILLE, ONTARIO CANADA JANUARY 1913 87. HAD LEAST SIX SURVIVING CHILDREN; JEFFERSON 1848-1877 EMMA 1864-1935 EUGENIA ?-1923 MARTHA 1858-? MARY 1855-1921 VIOLA 1865-? VISIT WEBSITE HTTP: EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG MORE INFORMATION 1860 1875 OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20222a.jpg","176","100");
Qp[126]=new index("Eyeglasses","./exhibit2/e20223a.htm","HISTORY 1 PAIR OF EYEGLASSES WITH FRAME GOLD-COLORED METAL AND STRAIGHT BOWS, SMALL OVAL LENSES. POSSIBLY USED BY MEMBER MURDOCK FAMILY: JAMES MARGARET CAME THE OSHKOSH AREA BEFORE 1853. THEY OWNED FARM LOCATED ON NORTH MAIN NEAR NEW YORK AVENUE. WAS CANDIDATE STATE TREASURER 4TH WARD COUNTY SUPERVISOR FROM 1858 1863. DIED APRIL 5, 1865 AGE 47. BORN JULY 31, 1826 DOWNEYVILLE, ONTARIO CANADA JANUARY 1913 87. HAD LEAST SIX SURVIVING CHILDREN; JEFFERSON 1848-1877 EMMA 1864-1935 EUGENIA ?-1923 MARTHA 1858-? MARY 1855-1921 VIOLA 1865-? 1860 1875 OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20223a.jpg","179","100");
Qp[127]=new index("Eyeglasses","./exhibit2/e20224a.htm","HISTORY 1 PAIR OF EYEGLASSES. FRAME METAL WITH STRAIGHT BOWS AND DOUBLE NOSE PIECE, OVAL LENSES. POSSIBLY USED BY MEMBER MURDOCK FAMILY: JAMES MARGARET CAME THE OSHKOSH AREA BEFORE 1853. THEY OWNED FARM LOCATED ON NORTH MAIN NEAR NEW YORK AVENUE. WAS CANDIDATE STATE TREASURER 4TH WARD COUNTY SUPERVISOR FROM 1858 1863. DIED APRIL 5, 1865 AGE 47. BORN JULY 31, 1826 DOWNEYVILLE, ONTARIO CANADA JANUARY 1913 87. HAD LEAST SIX SURVIVING CHILDREN; JEFFERSON 1848-1877 EMMA 1864-1935 EUGENIA ?-1923 MARTHA 1858-? MARY 1855-1921 VIOLA 1865-? 1860 1875 OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20224a.jpg","191","100");
Qp[128]=new index("Daniel B. Knapp Family","./exhibit2/e20046a.htm","ARCHIVES KNAPP FAMILY LARGE FORMAT PHOTOMANTAGE WITH 11 ALBUMEN PRINTS ON HEAVY STOCK OF THE DANIEL B. FAMILY. 1861 1864 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, KNAPP, BOSTWICK BETSEY YOUNG WILLIAM GEORGE LEVI EDWIN ANDREW ELIAS D. FREDERICK H. SMITH, KATHARINE JONES, LOUISA SHAW, ELIZABETH OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS FAMILIES PIONEERS FARMERS LUMBERMEN PHOTOMONTAGES","./exhibit2/images/e20046a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[129]=new index("George F. Wright","./exhibit2/e20011a.htm","ARCHIVES DR. WILLARD H. TITUS ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF GEORGE F. WRIGHT. 1861 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION WRIGHT, FREDRICK VICTORIAN MALE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS PIONEERS RAILROAD COMPANIES RAILROADS FARMING","./exhibit2/images/e20011a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[130]=new index("George F. Wright Log House","./exhibit2/e20012a.htm","ARCHIVES DR. WILLARD H. TITUS ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF GEORGE F. WRIGHT LOG HOME. 1861 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION WRIGHT, FREDRICK OSHKOSH, VICTORIAN CABINS BUILDINGS PIONEERS RAILROAD COMPANIES RAILROADS FARMING HOUSE","./exhibit2/images/e20012a.jpg","162","100");
Qp[131]=new index("James Willock","./exhibit2/e20089a.htm","ARCHIVES JAMES WILLOCK ALBUMEN PRINT ON PLAIN-COLORED CARDSTOCK OF WILLOCK. 1861 1865 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET GREEN BAY, STORY WILLOCK, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PAINTER PIONEERS IMMIGRANTS IRISH-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20089a.jpg","88","100");
Qp[132]=new index("John Edno Roberts","./exhibit2/e20049a.htm","JOHN EDNO ROBERTS ALBUMEN PRINT OF ROBERTS. INSCRIBED ON BACK WELSH: MR. J. E. H. I. OWEN OBEDOG VON 85 WHITESBORO STREET UTICA. 1862 1864 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CARTE DE VISITE ROBERTS, UTICA, NY IMMIGRANTS ETHNIC GROUPS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE POETS AUTHORS","./exhibit2/images/e20049a.jpg","92","100");
Qp[133]=new index("Scarificator","./exhibit2/e20235a.htm","HISTORY SCARIFICATOR BLEEDING SET INCLUDES BLEEDER AND BLACK BOX . BRASS WITH TOP LEVER THAT RELEASES BOTTOM BLADES. PRIOR THE CIVIL WAR, REMOVE CORRUPTIONS WAS PAINFUL TREATMENT INVOLVED MAKING CUTS PATIENT SKIN. 1845 CYCLOPAEDIA OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE SUGGESTED GETTING MUCH 40 50 OUNCES BLOOD FOR SERIOUS ILLNESSES. RECOMMENDED FEVERS, INFLAMMATION INTERNAL ORGANS, HEADACHES, RHEUMATISM, APOPLEXY, RELIEVING LOT OTHER SYMPTOMS. NOT UNCOMMON PATIENTS, ESPECIALLY CHILDREN, FAINT EVEN DIE WHILE BEING PERFORMED. THIS TYPE KNOWN SCARIFICATOR, SO NAMED BECAUSE MADE SUPERFICIAL INCISIONS SCRATCHES MULTI-BLADED, DEVICE SPRING DRIVEN; DEPTH COULD ADJUSTED THEN COCKED BACK, WINDING SPRING. SWITCH ALLOWED SWING AROUND SAME TIME MAKE MULTIPLE CUTS. 1862 1865 METAL OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20235a.jpg","163","100");
Qp[134]=new index("George Rogers","./exhibit2/e20081a.htm","ARCHIVES ROGERS FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON WHITE CARD STOCK AND HAS GOLD BORDER OF GEORGE ROGERS. MARKS: BACK: J. WILKINS, PHOTOGRAPHER, OSHKOSH, WIS. 1862 1866 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY ROGERS, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE FARMERS CHEESE MAKERS DAIRY FARMING PRODUCTS INDUSTRY PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20081a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[135]=new index("Henry Augustus Jewell","./exhibit2/e20098a.htm","ARCHIVES MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT, INSCRIBED: HENRY [AUGUSTUS] JEWELL. MARKS: S. B. CUSHING, PHOTOGRAPHER, FERRY STREET, OSHKOSH. 1863 1864 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY JEWELL, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS LUMBERMEN","./exhibit2/images/e20098a.jpg","96","100");
Qp[136]=new index("Calla McPherson Sanborn","./exhibit2/e20079a.htm","ARCHIVES GALLUP ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD WHITE MOUNT WITH GOLD INK BORDER OF CALLA MCPHERSON SANBORN. INSCRIPTION: WIFE SAMUEL. 1863 1867 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY SANBORN, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE AGED PERSONS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20079a.jpg","102","100");
Qp[137]=new index("William Bedient farm and house","./exhibit2/e20033a.htm","ARCHIVES WILLIAM BEDIENT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD MOUNT OF THE FARM AND HOUSE LOCATED OREGON STREET ROAD SOUTH OSHKOSH. 1863 1868 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, BEDIENT, ESTHER LOCKWOOD PIERCE, HATTIE OSHKOSH, LIFE FARMERS FARMHOUSES FARMS GREEK REVIVAL BARNS WATER PUMPS FENCES","./exhibit2/images/e20033a.jpg","157","100");
Qp[138]=new index("Philetus Horace Sawyer","./exhibit2/e20020a.htm","ARCHIVES JAMES WILLOCK ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF PHILETUS HORACE SAWYER. MARKS: GARDNER, 511 7TH ST.,WASHINGTON. 1864 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SAWYER, WASHINGTON, DC PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE POLITICIANS LUMBERMEN BUSINESS PEOPLE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20020a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[139]=new index("Edwin B. Fisk","./exhibit2/e20003a.htm","ARCHIVES GALLUP ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD CREAM COLORED MOUNT WITH BLACK INK OF EDWIN B. FISK. MARKS: BACK: W. F. WEBSTER PHOTOGRAPHER OSHKOSH, WIS. 1864 1866 CARTE DE VISITE FISK, BROWN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS FARMERS POLITICIANS","./exhibit2/images/e20003a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[140]=new index("Melvina M. Hadley Sawyer","./exhibit2/e20021a.htm","ARCHIVES SAWYER FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF MELVINA M. HADLEY SAWYER. MARKS: WEBSTER & WALKER, PHOTOGRAPHERS OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. CANCELLED 2 CENT PROPITIARY STAMP THE BACK. 1864 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SAWYER, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20021a.jpg","93","100");
Qp[141]=new index("Webster Stanley","./exhibit2/e20039a.htm","ARCHIVES WEBSTER STANLEY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF STANLEY. 1864 1866 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, STANLEY, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT MALE PIONEER VICTORIAN PIONEERS FIRSTS PHOTOGRAPHS FARMERS TAVERNS INNS","./exhibit2/images/e20039a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[142]=new index("Sophia Gallup Stanley","./exhibit2/e20040a.htm","ARCHIVES WEBSTER STANLEY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF SOPHIA GALLUP STANLEY. 1864 1866 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, STANLEY, OSHKOSH, WI PIONEERS FIRSTS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE EYEGLASSES","./exhibit2/images/e20040a.jpg","118","100");
Qp[143]=new index("James B. Tolman","./exhibit2/e20057a.htm","ARCHIVES TOLMAN FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF JAMES B. TOLMAN. 1864 1866 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY TOLMAN, BROAD OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE LUMBERMEN INDUSTRY PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20057a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[144]=new index("William W. Tolman","./exhibit2/e20058a.htm","ARCHIVES TOLMAN FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF WILLIAM W. TOLMAN. 1864 1866 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GREEN BAY, STORY TOLMAN, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS PLUMBERS STEAMBOAT PILOTS","./exhibit2/images/e20058a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[145]=new index("Content E. Blake Rodgers","./exhibit2/e20082a.htm","ARCHIVES ROGERS FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON WHITE CARD STOCK OF CONTENT E. BLAKE RODGERS. MARKS: BACK: CARTE DE VISITE BY ELIAS A. BONINE. ALTOONA, PA. [A CANCELLED PROPRIETARY STAMP THE BACK, 1864-66] 1866 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON GREEN BAY, WI STORY ROGERS, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS FARMERS RURAL WOMEN","./exhibit2/images/e20082a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[146]=new index("Abigail Seville","./exhibit2/e20085a.htm","ARCHIVES HELLARD FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON PLAIN CARD STOCK OF ABIGAIL SEVILLE. MARKS: BACK: A. MARQUIS JR. PHOTOGRAPHER 96 WISCONSIN ST., MILWAUKEE. INSCRIPTION:FRONT: MOTHERS FOR CHARLIE FROM GRANDMA 1864 1866 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY SEVILLE, MILWAUKEE, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE AGED PERSONS ALBUMS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20085a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[147]=new index("Samuel Sanborn","./exhibit2/e20078a.htm","ARCHIVES GALLUP ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD WHITE MOUNT WITH PURPLE BORDER AND BLACK INK TEXT OF SAMUEL SANBORN. MARKS: BACK: W. F. WEBSTER PHOTOGRAPHER OSHKOSH, WIS. INSCRIPTION: GRANDFATHER MADE TYPE:PH 1864 1868 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY SANBORN, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE AGED PERSONS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20078a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[148]=new index("Sarah Collins Doty","./exhibit2/e20019a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT, MARKS: FRONT: MRS. GOVERNOR DOTY 1864 1869 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CARDSTOCK INK DOTY, SARAH COLLINS OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS GOVERNORS","./exhibit2/images/e20019a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[149]=new index("John P. McAllister","./exhibit2/e20055a.htm","ARCHIVES SLAYTON ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED OVAL CARDSTOCK OF JOHN P. MCALLISTER. 1864 1869 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY MCALLISTER, PATRICK OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE LUMBER INDUSTRY LUMBERMEN PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20055a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[150]=new index("Margaret Elizabeth Dutch McAllister","./exhibit2/e20056a.htm","ARCHIVES SLAYTON ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED OVAL CARDSTOCK OF MARGARET ELIZABETH DUTCH MCALLISTER. 1864 1869 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY MCALLISTER, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20056a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[151]=new index("Mrs. Leonard Mayer","./exhibit2/e20070a.htm","ARCHIVES EMMA ARNOLD SCHMIDT 9TH PLATE TINTYPE MOUNTED ON CARTE DE VISTE MATT OF HELEN MAYER. MARKS: BACK: FRANK BISHOP, JR. SUCCESSOR TO B. F. GREEN. GALLERY, 97 WISCONSIN STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS. INSCRIPTION: MRS. OSHKOSH 1864 1869 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON BAY, STORY MAYER, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS CRUCIFIXES LEONARD","./exhibit2/images/e20070a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[152]=new index("Louise Weise","./exhibit2/e20071a.htm","ARCHIVES EMMA ARNOLD SCHMIDT 9TH PLATE TINTYPE MOUNTED ON CARTE DE VISTE MATT OF LOUISE WIESE. MARKS: BACK: FRANK BISHOP, JR. SUCCESSOR TO B. F. GREEN. GALLERY, 97 WISCONSIN STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS. INSCRIPTION: FRAU L. JAHN ALT MRS 1864 1869 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON BAY, STORY WEISE, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20071a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[153]=new index("Adeline Fisk","./exhibit2/e20004a.htm","ARCHIVES GALLUP ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD CREAM COLORED MOUNT WITH BLACK INK OF ADELINE FISK. MARKS: BACK: WEBSTER & WALKER PHOTOGRAPHER OSHKOSH, WIS. 1864 1870 CARTE VISITE FISK, SANBORN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20004a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[154]=new index("Edward O Bierne","./exhibit2/e20045a.htm","ARCHIVES CASED IMAGE UNMOUNTED ALBUMEN PRINT CUT AN OVAL, WITH EMBOSSED BRASS MAT SCROLL OPENING; AND PRESERVER OF EDWARD BIERNE. 1865 1875 GLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PAINT PRINT, BIERNE, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS IRISH-AMERICANS FARMERS BLACK WOLF TOWNSHIP IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20045a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[155]=new index("Philetus H. Sawyer House on Algoma Avenu","./exhibit2/e20022a.htm","ARCHIVES SAWYER FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF PHILETUS H. HOUSE. MARKS: C. B. MANVILL, PHOTOGRAPHER AND DEALER ALBUMS, OVAL FRAMES ENGRAVINGS, CORDS, TASSELS, &C., NEENAH, MENASHA; GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN 1866 1868 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SAWYER, HORACE OSHKOSH, ITALIANATE HOUSES CONGRESS AVENUE ALGOMA BOULEVARD","./exhibit2/images/e20022a.jpg","178","100");
Qp[156]=new index("William Dalmon Stroud","./exhibit2/e20054a.htm","ARCHIVES STROUD ALBUMEN PRINT ON YELLOW COLORED CARDSTOCK OF WILLIAM DALMON STROUD. 1866 1870 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE STROUD, OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MALE FARMERS INVENTORS CORN HUSKING MACHINERY OCCUPATIONS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20054a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[157]=new index("William Dichmann","./exhibit2/e20026a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CDV STOCK WITH INSCRIPTION, RESPECTFULLY YOURS WM DICHMANN JAN. 13, 1867 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE DICHMANN, WILLIAM OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE GROCERS PIONEERS POLITICIANS MAYORS","./exhibit2/images/e20026a.jpg","93","100");
Qp[158]=new index("Webster Stanley","./exhibit2/e20041a.htm","ARCHIVES STANLEY FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF WEBSTER STANLEY. MARKS: BACK A. YOUNT PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, NO.32 MAIN STREET, OSHKOSH,WIS. PHOTOGRAPHS,$1.50 PER DOZEN. 1868 1872 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER STANLEY, PORTRAIT MALE PIONEER VICTORIAN PIONEERS FIRSTS","./exhibit2/images/e20041a.jpg","73","100");
Qp[159]=new index("Horn, Drinking","./exhibit2/e20217a.htm","HISTORY LARGE CURVED HORN MADE INTO CEREMONIAL DRINK HORN. CORD ATTACHED SIDE BY 2 METAL RINGS. ACCORDING EARLY MUSEUM RECORDS THIS DRINKING WAS USED THE TURNERS THEIR MEETINGS. ORGANIZATION: WERE PRINCIPAL GERMAN ORGANIZATIONS, OTHER THAN CHURCHES, FOR MAINTAINING CULTURAL AND SOCIAL TRADITIONS WITH SINGING GYMNASTICS SOCIETIES, KNOWN RESPECTIVELY GESANG VEREINS = SINGING; GYMNASTICS; CLUB SOCIETY ESTABLISHED NOT LONG AFTER ARRIVAL OF FIRST SIGNIFICANT NUMBERS GERMANS LATE 1840 1850 THESE GROUPS, WHICH CAME AMONG NON-GERMANS COMMUNITY SIMPLY TURNERS, TRACED ORIGIN WORK FATHER FREIDRICH LUDWIG JAHN WHO BERLIN 1809 TIME GERMANY BEING SUPPRESSED NAPOLEON. SUPPOSEDLY FORMED DRILL FOLLOWERS MILITARY TACTICS OBJECT MAKING THEM BETTER SOLDIERS. LATER YEARS, HOWEVER, MUSIC, THEATRICALS ORATORY ADDED FUNCTION COMMUNITY.","./exhibit2/images/e20217a.jpg","157","100");
Qp[160]=new index("Horn, Drinking","./exhibit2/e20217a.htm","WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE 1853. OSHKOSH ORGANIZED FALL 1868. FACT HAD TWO ONE NORTH SIDE-FOUNDED 1869 ANOTHER SOUTH 1886. 1918 HORN, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20217a.jpg","157","100");
Qp[161]=new index("Dress","./exhibit2/e20233a.htm","HISTORY SILK SATIN PEACH-COLORED GOWN WITH V-PLEATED BODICE. NECK AND SLEEVES EDGES DECORATED RUFFLED NETTING. LOWER HALF. DRAPED SKIRT BACK FOR BUSTLE HOOP. REMARKS:NIA SAWYER WORE THIS DRESS 1869 PRESIDENT GRANT RECEPTION WASHINGTON, D.C. SHE ACCOMPANIED HER GRANDPARENTS, SENATOR MRS. PHILETUS SAWYER. BORN JULY 18, 1865 FOND DU LAC, WI. THE DAUGHTER OF EDGAR MARY JEWELL ATTENDED OSHKOSH SCHOOLS NORMAL SCHOOL. MARRIED CHARLES CURRY CHASE JUNE 2, 1886. ACTIVE FATHER COMPANIES; COMPANY, WISCONSIN DELAWARE CATTLE TEXAS. ALTHOUGH LIVED MOST LIFE OSHKOSH, DURING LAST 11 YEARS ALSO KEPT WINTER HOME PALM BEACH, FLORIDA. SUMMERS WOULD SPENT WALDWIC, FAMILY LAKE BUTTE MORTS. DIED 30, 1935 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. CLOTH CHASE, MARIA MALVINA MELVINA","./exhibit2/images/e20233a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[162]=new index("Belt","./exhibit2/e20218a.htm","HISTORY TURNER BELT. OF RED LEATHER TOPPED WITH WOOL NEEDLEWORK IN FLORAL PATTERN. BACK HAS ANOTHER STRAP BUCKLE ATTACHED ADJUST SIZE. SILVER PLATED SCALLOPED EDGE AND TURNED FOR HOOK CLOSURE INCISED ON CENTER DESIGN TWO SHAKING HANDS SURROUNDING BY LAUREL-TYPE WREATH, OUTSIDE ARE GERMAN WORDS, LEFT: FRISCH TRANSLATED MEANS ENERGY; RIGHT: FREI FREEDOM; BOTTOM STARK STRENGTH; TREU TRUTH; MIDDLE: GUT HEIL THESE GO TOGETHER WELLNESS WHOLENESS; OWNERS NAME: OLIVER HUSE. MAKERS MARK: C. KLEINSTEUBER MILWAUKEE. END HAD BRASS BAR CLOSED. SEE PHOTOGRAPH P1939.4 TOO TURNERS WEARING THIS ORGANIZATION: WERE PRINCIPAL ORGANIZATIONS, THAN CHURCHES, MAINTAINING CULTURAL SOCIAL TRADITIONS SINGING GYMNASTICS SOCIETIES, KNOWN RESPECTIVELY GESANG VEREINS = SINGING; GYMNASTICS; CLUB SOCIETY ESTABLISHED LONG AFTER ARRIVAL FIRST","./exhibit2/images/e20218a.jpg","222","100");
Qp[163]=new index("Belt","./exhibit2/e20218a.htm","SIGNIFICANT NUMBERS GERMANS 1840 EARLY 1850 S. GROUPS, WHICH CAME AMONG NON-GERMANS COMMUNITY SIMPLY TURNERS, TRACED THEIR ORIGIN FATHER FREIDRICH LUDWIG JAHN BERLIN 1809 TIME GERMANY WAS BEING SUPPRESSED NAPOLEON. SUPPOSEDLY FORMED DRILL FOLLOWERS MILITARY TACTICS OBJECT MAKING THEM BETTER SOLDIERS. LATER YEARS, HOWEVER, MUSIC, THEATRICALS ORATORY ADDED FUNCTION COMMUNITY. WISCONSIN 1853. OSHKOSH ORGANIZED FALL 1868. FACT ONE NORTH SIDE-FOUNDED 1869 SOUTH 1886. HUSE, INFORMATION TAKEN FROM OBITUARY DAILY NORTHWESTERN, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1928: BORN FEBRUARY 12, 1854 AMERICA WHEN PARENTS. SHORTLY THEY ARRIVED SETTLED LIVED REST LIFE THERE. WORKED MORGAN COMPANY 45 YEARS. MEMBER MYSTIC WORKERS TURNERS. DIED 19, AGE 74 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. 1900 A. OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20218a.jpg","222","100");
Qp[164]=new index("Helen Mayer","./exhibit2/e20067a.htm","ARCHIVES EMMA ARNOLD SCHMIDT ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON PLAIN COLORED STOCK OF HELEN MAYER. MARKS: BACK: A. YOUNT PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, NO. 32 MAIN STREET,OSHKOSH, WIS. PHOTOGRAPHS, $1.50 PER DOZEN. INSCIPTION: MRS. L. 1870 1875 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY MAYER, PORTRAIT FEMALE IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20067a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[165]=new index("Aunt Mary Hubbard","./exhibit2/e20074a.htm","ARCHIVES LILLIAN G. KIMBALL ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF AUNT MARY HUBBARD. 1870 1875 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION GREEN BAY, WI STORY HUBBARD, THOMPSON OSHKOSH, VICTORIAN FEMALE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20074a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[166]=new index("Ebenezer Hubbard","./exhibit2/e20075a.htm","ARCHIVES LILLIAN G. KIMBALL ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF EBENEZER HUBBARD. 1870 1875 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION GREEN BAY, WI STORY HUBBARD, OSHKOSH, VICTORIAN MALE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS PIONEERS BANKING BANKERS UNION NATIONAL FARMERS LUMBER INDUSTRY LUMBERMEN POLITICIANS COUNTY GOVERNMENT","./exhibit2/images/e20075a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[167]=new index("Dr. Charles Schenick","./exhibit2/e20126a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT, MARKS: BACK: ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHER, OSHKOSH,WIS. INSCRIPTION: DR. SCHENICK FROM MRS.? 1870 1875 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GREEN BAY, STORY SCHENICK, CHARLES PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE DOCTORS PHYSICIANS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20126a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[168]=new index("Ladle","./exhibit2/e20208a.htm","HISTORY CLEAR BLOWN GLASS LADLE, HOLLOW IN CENTER AND TWIST HANDLE. THIS WAS MADE AT THE OMRO FACTORY. LADLES WERE JUST ONE OF WHIMSICAL PIECES PROBABLY DONE FOR PRACTICE BY WORKMEN NOT PART OUTPUT. NEWSPAPER CLIPPING FROM 1852 REPORTS FORMATION BUSINESS CALLED COMPANY MENTIONS SUPERIOR QUALITY SAND SILICA FOUND NEARBY. HOWEVER, UNTIL 1870 THAT HIRAM WEBSTER ACTUALLY BUILT OMRO. MATERIAL MAKING OBTAINED TOWN NEPEUSKUM, SOUTHWEST VILLAGE WAUKAU. MAIN GLASS, WHICH INTO ROLLS SENT EASTERN MARKETS WHERE REHEATED WINDOW GLASS. OPERATED 1875 1876 WHEN WENT BANKRUPT. 1877 DESTROYED FIRE. COLLECTED MRS. ALMEDA FISK GALLUP. BORN JANUARY 14, 1851 CORNERS, WISCONSIN NAMED AFTER FAMILY PARENTS EDWIN BROWN ADELINE SANBORN FISK. SHE MARRIED ERNEST H. OCTOBER 29, 1872. DIED DECEMBER 1, 1927 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. OMRO, GALLUP, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20208a.jpg","588","100");
Qp[169]=new index("Cane","./exhibit2/e20209a.htm","HISTORY BLOWN-GLASS CANE, STRIPE DESIGN IN GLASS, HOLLOW AND FILLED WITH YELLOWISH LIQUID. CORK AT THE BOTTOM END ACTS STOPPER FOR INSIDE. THIS WAS MADE OMRO FACTORY. CANES WERE JUST ONE EXAMPLE OF WHIMSICAL PIECES BY WORKMEN, PROBABLY PRACTICE, NOT PART OUTPUT. MANY CLAIMED BE GOOD PLACE CARRY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. NEWSPAPER CLIPPING FROM 1852 REPORTS FORMATION BUSINESS CALLED COMPANY MENTIONS SUPERIOR QUALITY SAND SILICA FOUND NEARBY. HOWEVER, UNTIL 1870 THAT HIRAM WEBSTER ACTUALLY BUILT OMRO. MATERIAL MAKING OBTAINED TOWN NEPEUSKUM, SOUTHWEST VILLAGE WAUKAU. MAIN WHICH INTO ROLLS SENT EASTERN MARKETS WHERE REHEATED WINDOW GLASS. OPERATED 1875 1876 WHEN WENT BANKRUPT. 1877 DESTROYED FIRE. COLLECTED MRS. ALMEDA FISK GALLUP. BORN JANUARY 14, 1851 CORNERS, WISCONSIN NAMED AFTER FAMILY PARENTS EDWIN BROWN ADELINE","./exhibit2/images/e20209a.jpg","151","100");
Qp[170]=new index("Cane","./exhibit2/e20209a.htm","SANBORN FISK. SHE MARRIED ERNEST H. OCTOBER 29, 1872. DIED DECEMBER 1, 1927 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. OMRO, GALLUP, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20209a.jpg","151","100");
Qp[171]=new index("Reverend John R. Jones","./exhibit2/e20050a.htm","JOHN EDNO ROBERTS ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF REVEREND R. JONES. 1870 1880 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER JONES, CHICAGO, IL IMMIGRANTS ETHNIC GROUPS WELSH PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PREACHERS CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHURCH POETS AUTHORS","./exhibit2/images/e20050a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[172]=new index("Margaret Willock","./exhibit2/e20092a.htm","ARCHIVES JAMES WILLOCK ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF MARGARET WILLOCK. MARKS: INSCRIPTION, GRANDMOTHER WILLOCK, MRS. J. 1870 1880 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PENCIL GREEN BAY, STORY OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS IMMIGRANTS IRISH-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20092a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[173]=new index("Mold, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20215a.htm","HISTORY WOOD CIGAR MOLD IN TWO HALVES. ONE HALF STAMPED EMBLEM OF UNICORN, GLOBE, HUMAN HAND-MAKING CIGARS: THE DIFFICULT JOB REQUIRES USE FORMER. DETERMINES SIZE CIGAR. TOBACCO LEAVES, BINDER GUM, SOMETIMES EVEN FILLER ARE PRESSED TIGHTLY INTO MOLDS, WERE PUT TOGETHER THEN HEATED JUST LONG ENOUGH DRY. WHEN REMOVED FROM ANOTHER THIN LEAF WRAPPED AROUND MOLDED EDGES TRIMMED WITH CUTTER. OSHKOSH INDUSTRY: DURING 1870S THROUGH 1890S HAD QUITE THRIVING INDUSTRY. MANUFACTURERS PRODUCED ABOUT 270,000 HANDMADE SMOKES YEAR. AVERAGE MAKER COULD BETWEEN 200 250 DAY. TAKE-HOME PAY WAS $15 $20 WEEK CONVERTED 2002 CURRENCY THAT WOULD $294.12 $392.16 GOOD THOSE TIMES. 1919, INVENTION CIGAR-MAKING MACHINE GROWING POPULARITY CIGARETTES CHANGE FOREVER. BY END WORLD WAR II ONLY MAKERS REMAINED, DERKSEN JOHN REINKE. WITHIN THREE","./exhibit2/images/e20215a.jpg","175","100");
Qp[174]=new index("Mold, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20215a.htm","YEARS THEY TOO STOP PRODUCTION. PERHAPS BEST KNOWN H. & SONS STREET. THIS FIRM FOUNDED HOLLAND-BORN THEODORE TRANSFERRED BUSINESS WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN 1868. FIRST FACTORY CORNER IRVING STREETS, LATER WAUGOO STREETS. BURNED FIRE 1875 REBUILT AND, COMMEMORATE DISASTER, BRAND FIRE. THESE PACKED BOX PICTURE LABEL DEPICTING EVENT. SEE IMAGE LABEL--VISIT NEW WINNEBAGO ROOM LOCATED SECOND FLOOR PUBLIC MUSEUM PURCHASE MUG STORE. 1882 COMPANY BRICK BUILDING STREET, YOU CAN STILL NAME TODAY. EMPLOYED 48 MAKERS. 1900 MOLD, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20215a.jpg","175","100");
Qp[175]=new index("Cutter, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20216a.htm","HISTORY CIGAR CUTTER TRIMMER, SLOT SLIDE IN WITH METAL LEVER AND BLADE CHOP OFF END. CRANK FOR ADJUSTING SIZE. HAND-MAKING CIGARS: THE DIFFICULT JOB REQUIRES USE MOLD FORMER. DETERMINES CIGAR. TOBACCO LEAVES, BINDER GUM, SOMETIMES EVEN FILLER ARE PRESSED TIGHTLY INTO MOLDS, TWO HALVES WERE PUT TOGETHER THEN HEATED LONG ENOUGH DRY. WHEN REMOVED FROM ANOTHER THIN LEAF WRAPPED AROUND MOLDED EDGES TRIMMED CUTTER. OSHKOSH INDUSTRY: DURING 1870S THROUGH 1890S HAD QUITE THRIVING INDUSTRY. MANUFACTURERS PRODUCED ABOUT 270,000 HANDMADE SMOKES YEAR. AVERAGE MAKER COULD BETWEEN 200 250 DAY. TAKE-HOME PAY WAS $15 $20 WEEK CONVERTED 2002 CURRENCY THAT WOULD $294.12 $392.16 GOOD THOSE TIMES. 1919, INVENTION CIGAR-MAKING MACHINE GROWING POPULARITY CIGARETTES CHANGE FOREVER. BY WORLD WAR II ONLY MAKERS REMAINED, DERKSEN JOHN","./exhibit2/images/e20216a.jpg","197","100");
Qp[176]=new index("Cutter, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20216a.htm","REINKE. WITHIN THREE YEARS THEY TOO STOP PRODUCTION. PERHAPS ONE BEST KNOWN H. & SONS STREET. THIS FIRM FOUNDED HOLLAND-BORN THEODORE TRANSFERRED BUSINESS WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN 1868. FIRST FACTORY CORNER IRVING STREETS, LATER WAUGOO STREETS. BURNED FIRE 1875 REBUILT AND, COMMEMORATE DISASTER, BRAND FIRE. THESE PACKED BOX PICTURE LABEL DEPICTING EVENT. SEE IMAGE LABEL--VISIT NEW WINNEBAGO ROOM LOCATED SECOND FLOOR PUBLIC MUSEUM PURCHASE MUG STORE. 1882 COMPANY BRICK BUILDING STREET, YOU CAN STILL NAME TODAY. EMPLOYED 48 MAKERS. 1900 CUTTER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20216a.jpg","197","100");
Qp[177]=new index("Mug, Shaving","./exhibit2/e20240a.htm","HISTORY WHITE PORCELAIN SHAVING MUG WITH GOLD PAINTED RIM AND ON FRONT: OLE OLESON . ALSO GREEN PINK FLORAL BUTTERFLY DESIGNS OLSEN WAS BORN NORWAY 1839 EMIGRATED PARENTS THE UNITED STATES. 1859 CAME OSHKOSH, WORKED RIVERBOATS, BECAME CAPTAIN. DURING CIVIL WAR, ENLISTED 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEERS YEAR LATER TRANSFERRED NAVAL SERVICE MISSISSIPPI GUNBOAT. AFTER RETURNED RIVERBOATING. SERVED POSTMASTER TWICE ACTIVE REPUBLICAN PARTY. DIED 1905 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. BEFORE INVENTION OF SAFETY RAZOR ELECTRIC DONE STRAIGHT EDGE RAZOR, THIS DELICATE JOB WITHOUT CUTTING FACE CONSIDERED BEST HAVE BY BARBER. MEN WOULD VISIT BARBERSHOP DAILY TASK THEM MOST KEPT THEIR OWN THERE HELP ACCOMPLISH JOB. HAD QUITE REVOLT AROUND 1873-74, WHEN LOCAL PLANNED CLOSE DAY WEEK-SUNDAY. PROTESTED BECAUSE THEY DID NOT WANT AVAILABLE SHAVE","./exhibit2/images/e20240a.jpg","121","100");
Qp[178]=new index("Mug, Shaving","./exhibit2/e20240a.htm","THEM. EVENTUALLY WON! 1870 MUG, OLESON, IMMIGRANT NORWEGIAN OLSEN,","./exhibit2/images/e20240a.jpg","121","100");
Qp[179]=new index("Mrs. John S. Arnold","./exhibit2/e20066a.htm","ARCHIVES EMMA ARNOLD SCHMIDT ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON PLAINCOLORED STOCK OF MRS. JOHN ARNOLD. MARKS: BACK: W. F. WEBSTER, PHOTOGRAPHER, OSHKOSH, WIS. INSCRIPTION: 1870 18TH AUG. J. LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY ARNOLD, SEXTUS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE GERMAN-AMERICANS IMMIGRANTS MOTHERS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20066a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[180]=new index("Eliza Osmer Gallup","./exhibit2/e20080a.htm","ARCHIVES GALLUP ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD CREAM COLORED MOUNT WITH INK BORDER AND BLACK TEXT OF ELIZA OSMER GALLUP. MARKS: BACK: W. H. ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHER OSHKOSH, WIS. INSCRIPTION: BROOKS WIDOW AMOS 1871 1875 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY GALLUP, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20080a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[181]=new index("James Willock","./exhibit2/e20091a.htm","ARCHIVES WILLOCK FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON TAN CARD STOCK OF JAMES WILLOCK. MARKS: W. F. WEBSTER, PHOTOGRAPHER, OSHKOSH, WIS. 1871 1875 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY WILLOCK, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PAINTER PIONEERS IMMIGRANTS IRISH-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20091a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[182]=new index("John S. Arnold","./exhibit2/e20068a.htm","ARCHIVES EMMA ARNOLD SCHMIDT ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED STOCK OF JOHN SEXTUS ARNOLD. MARKS: BACK: W. H. ROBINSON, PHOTOGRAPHER, OSHKOSH, WIS. INSCRIPTION: 42 YEARS 1872 MR. LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY ARNOLD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS PIONEERS TEAMSTERS BEARDS","./exhibit2/images/e20068a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[183]=new index("Mrs. John S. Arnold","./exhibit2/e20069a.htm","ARCHIVES EMMA ARNOLD SCHMIDT ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED STOCK OF MRS. JOHN ARNOLD. MARKS: BACK: W. H. ROBINSON, PHOTOGRAPHER, OSHKOSH, WIS. INSCRIPTION: 38 YEARS 1872 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY ARNOLD, SEXTUS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE GERMAN-AMERICANS IMMIGRANTS MOTHERS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20069a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[184]=new index("Nye G. Sturtevant","./exhibit2/e20094a.htm","ARCHIVES SAWYER FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF NYE G. STURTEVANT. MARKS: W. H. ROBINSON, PHOTOGRAPHER, OSHKOSH, WIS. 1872 1875 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, STORY STURTEVANT, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE HOTELS FARMERS PIONEERS LUMBERMEN","./exhibit2/images/e20094a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[185]=new index("William Gottlob Brauer","./exhibit2/e20008a.htm","ARCHIVES ERNST COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT CARDSTOCK OF WILLIAM GOTTLOB BRAUER. 1872 1880 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE BRAUER, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE TOBACCO SHOPS TOBACCONIST BOOKSELLING BOOKSTORES SMALL COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES MAIN STREET TURNER HALLS GERMAN-AMERICANS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20008a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[186]=new index("Herman Derksen","./exhibit2/e20009a.htm","ARCHIVES ERNST COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT CARDSTOCK OF HERMAN DERKSEN. 1872 1880 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE VISITE DERKSEN, C. OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE TOBACCO SHOPS TOBACCONIST IMMIGRANTS CIGARS INDUSTRY SMALL COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES DUTCH","./exhibit2/images/e20009a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[187]=new index("Oshkosh Turnverein","./exhibit2/e20219a.htm","ARCHIVES HUSE ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF OSHKOSH TURNVEREIN. 1874 1880 LEATHER PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, HUSE, OLIVER A. OSHKOSH, WI GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MALE TURNERS CLUBS ATHLETIC ATHLETES GYMNASTICS GYMNASTS GERMAN-AMERICANS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20219a.jpg","134","100");
Qp[188]=new index("Conrad Ernst","./exhibit2/e20006a.htm","ARCHIVES ERNST COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT CARDSTOCK OF CONRAD ERNST. 1875 1883 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE ERNST, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE BUTCHER SHOPS BUTCHERS GERMAN-AMERICANS PIONEERS MAIN STREET SMALL COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES","./exhibit2/images/e20006a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[189]=new index("Thomas B. Petford, Jr.","./exhibit2/e20024a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT, MARKS: BACK: W. H. ROBISON PHOTOGRAPHER, 103 MAIN ST., OSHKOSH,WIS. INSCRIPTION: MR. THOS. B. PETFORD DIED 4 27 1906 1876 1879 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PETFORD, THOMAS B., JR. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS HOTELS CLERKS IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20024a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[190]=new index("William Wallace Wright","./exhibit2/e20138a.htm","ARCHIVES GELATIN PRINT ON TAN CARDSTOCK OF EDGAR W. VIALL FRONT HIS GROCERY STORE. 1876 1884 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY VIALL, W., SR. JR. OSHKOSH, STREETS GROCERS STORES PIONEERS NEWSPAPERS EDITORS SMALL COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MALE FATHERS & CHILDREN WILLIAM WALLACE WRIGHT","./exhibit2/images/e20138a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[191]=new index("Trumpet, Speaking","./exhibit2/e20210a.htm","HISTORY SILVER PLATED SPEAKING TRUMPET WITH ORANGE CORD. ENGRAVED: UNION & NO. 1 PRESENTED R.A. BRAUER 5-28 1877 BY H.L. CO. OSH WIS. ALSO IMAGES OF FIRE PUMPERS, LADDERS, AND HELMETS. THE HOOK COMPANY OSHKOSH THIS ROBERT MAY 28, 1877. TRUMPETS SUCH AS DATE BACK 19TH CENTURY HORSE-DRAWN WAGONS HAND PUMPED WATER WAGONS. OFFICERS NEEDED USE TRUMPETS, WHICH ARE TYPE MEGAPHONE, THAT AMPLIFIED THEIR VOICES ALLOWED ORDERS HEARD. SILVER-PLATED DECORATIVE PIECES WERE OFTEN COMMEMORATE SPECIAL EVENT. WAS BORN BITTERFELLDT, GERMANY SEPTEMBER 21, 1840. 1854 MOVED FAMILY. FATHER, GOTTLIEB BRAUER, HAD WALKED FROM MILWAUKEE PURCHASE HOME THEN GET WIFE FIVE CHILDREN. TRAVELED OX CART. MEMBER DEPARTMENT FOR FIFTY-THREE YEARS CHIEF THIRTY-TWO THEM. JOINED VOLUNTEER 1867. SERVED SEVERAL CAPACITY BEFORE BECOMING MAN. SHORTLY AFTER","./exhibit2/images/e20210a.jpg","58","100");
Qp[192]=new index("Trumpet, Speaking","./exhibit2/e20210a.htm","ELECTED SECOND ASSISTANT FOREMAN 1874 MADE CAPTAIN TILLERMAN WHEN PUT PAID BASIS. THERE FOUR COMPANIES EXISTENCE TIME, PHOENIX COMPANY, BROOKLYN DOE COMPANY. WHILE CAPTAIN, PARTICIPATED FIGHTING SOME MOST DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATIONS HISTORY. THESE INCLUDE FOURTH WARD BIG APRIL 1875. SUSTAINED LEG INJURY ENSUED HIM LIMP THEREAFTER. BECAME 10, 1885. ACTIVE COMMUNITY OUTSIDE DEPARTMENT. YOUTH PROMINENT TURNER ORGANIZATION SEE EXPLANATION TURNERS BELOW BEING VERY ATHLETIC. JULY 1876 SKILLS ATHLETE TESTED SAILING LAKE WINNEBAGO FRIENDS. DURING STORM YACHT OVERTURNED SPENDING HARROWING NIGHT HANGING BOAT, SWAM THROUGH HIGH WAVES SHORE OBTAINED HELP MASONIC ORDER, JOINING FOUNDERS NEW AMERICAN BANK OSHKOSH. DIED FEBRUARY 5, 1936 85, BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. ORGANIZATION: PRINCIPAL ORGANIZATIONS, OTHER THAN CHURCHES, MAINTAINING CULTURAL SOCIAL T","./exhibit2/images/e20210a.jpg","58","100");
Qp[193]=new index("Box","./exhibit2/e20239a.htm","HISTORY WOODEN, OVAL SHAPED CONTAINER WITH REMOVABLE LID. BOTTOM MADE FROM ONE SOLID PIECE OF APPROXIMATELY .375 INCHES THICK. THE SIDES ARE LENGTH .125 FORMING BAND THAT WAS BENT SHAPE. THERE THREE OVERLAP ENDS BAND. THIS AREA, 14 EVENLY SPACED HOLES HAVE BEEN PUNCHED VERTICALLY EACH SECTION SMALL STRIP ? WOVEN THROUGH HOLES. EVIDENCE MITERED SAW CUTS APPEAR APPEARS ORIGINALLY ATTACHED BASE METAL NAILS BRADS. WRITTEN BLACK PAINT FRONT IS: C. ANCKERSEN OSHKOSH ST: VIS: NORTH AMERICA PAPER LABEL CONTAINS WORD ROPE INK REVERSE NEAR TOP CONTAINER. SET RUN RIGHT PORTION TWO EMPTY INDICATE SAME PATTERN PRESENT LEFT OPPOSITE OTHER FASTENERS, SECURING BOTH THESE SPLIT VERTICALLY, PARALLEL THEIR WIDTH LIKE CLOTHES PIN POSITIONED HEAD SHAPED, WHILE ELONGATED. BY .250 DIAMETER DOWELS, HOWEVER, SLOT SCREWS ADDED REPAIR","./exhibit2/images/e20239a.jpg","108","100");
Qp[194]=new index("Box","./exhibit2/e20239a.htm","DEVISE CONTAINER; UPPER PORTION, WHICH SECURES BROKEN TOGETHER JUST ABOVE DOWEL, LOWER ALSO COMPRISED RESTS ATOP EXTENDS NOTCHES OUT LONGEST DIMENSION ACCEPT DEVICES ACCEPTING 1.375 WIDE, 1.00 WIDE. HANDLE WOOD. TRIANGULAR CENTER HANDLE. MAY ACCEPTED TINE NORWEGIAN, SWEDISH SCANDINAVIAN TERM ARTIFACT, USED STORING CARRYING FOOD, SEWING KNITTING. OBJECT PRESUMED BELONGED CHRISTIAN WHO EMIGRATED DENMARK 1879 SON JAMES OBITUARY DENMARK. LATER SISTERS, MATILDA, EMMELINE HELEN ANDRUSKEVICZ, RESIDED GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN. HAD ANTIQUE STORES DOOR COUNTY, WELL GIFT BAY. *OWNED CONTINUED: BOX ANCKERSEN, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20239a.jpg","108","100");
Qp[195]=new index("Diary","./exhibit2/e20182a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE POCKET DIARY CARRIED BY LAURITS PETER NIELSEN WHEN IMMIGRATED TO AMERICA FROM DENMARK IN 1879. THE BOOK IS EMBOSSED POESIE COVER, WHICH DANISH FOR POETRY AMERICANIZED HIS NAME LOUIS NELSEN TIME CAME OSHKOSH 1888. OF [TRANSLATED ARLOW W. ANDERSEN, NEENAH, WISCONSIN, 1985.] THIS BELONGS BORN JUNE 15, 1858, COPENHAGEN, DENMARK. BUT RESIDING BEING TOWN RACINE NORTH AMERICA. THERE LIVED MAY 12, 1, THEN BEGAN OSHKOSH, WHERE STILL. SIGNED 162 14TH STREET TRAVEL MEMORIES MONDAY 21ST APRIL 1879, ONE CLOCK AFTERNOON, DEPARTED STEAMER AURORA COMPANY WITH EIGHT COMPANIONS. THEIR NAMES WERE HELLESEN WIFE, DAUGHTER. CHR. HANSEN, H. C. RASMUSSEN FIANC P. CHRISTENSEN, JENS RASMUSSEN. WEATHER WAS VERY PLEASANT. CUSTOMS STATION UNDERSIGNED BADE FAREWELL WISHED GOOD LUCK NEW WORLD AMERICA: MY","./exhibit2/images/e20182a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[196]=new index("Diary","./exhibit2/e20182a.htm","BROTHER CARL, COUSINS MARBENAND CHRISTIAN, FRIEND ALMA JENSEN HULDA NIELSEN. HAVING TALKED BIT THEM HAD BOARD AFOREMENTIONED STEAMSHIP AURORA, CAPTAIN BALTZERSEN. SOON THEREAFTER LIFTED ANCHOR. VOYAGE 5:30 PASSED MALM8 LIGHTHOUSE, HAS WONDERFUL LOCATION. HIGH BANKS REACH OUT INTO SOUND. ABOUT EVENING WENT DOWN CABIN LAY REST. WOKE UP MORNING FIVE CLOCK. DECK SAILING KIEL FJORD, HALF HOUR ARRIVED KIEL. DEBARKED RAILROAD PARK DRANK LITTLE CUP COFFEE, PAID MONEY TWENTY RE. BAGGAGE WEIGHED. FORTY KRONER OVERWEIGHT. 7:15 TRAVELED TRAIN ALTONA. LEFT SKY OVERCAST CLOUDS. WAY DELIGHTFUL RAIN. FIRST NEUMINSTER STOPPED MINUTES. ABOVE-MENTIONED STATION. COUPLE SANDWICHES, BAG. NEXT REACHED VRIEDST STAYED TWO THREE SAW GERMAN ARTILLERY EXERCISING BIG FIELD. MANY TIMES BIGGER THAN RREFAELLET. RODE AGAIN HORST HAVE NOTHING REPORT THERE, THAT AGAIN. CON","./exhibit2/images/e20182a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[197]=new index("George M. Wakefield","./exhibit2/e20073a.htm","ARCHIVES MURDOCK COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT CDV MOUNT OF GEORGE M. WAKEFIELD. MARKS: ELY STUDIO, NO. 2 ELM STREET, OSHKOSH, WIS. 1879 1882 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY WAKEFIELD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE BUSINESS PEOPLE PIONEERS LUMBERMEN FLOUR & MEAL INDUSTRY MINING","./exhibit2/images/e20073a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[198]=new index("Adelia N. Foote","./exhibit2/e20088a.htm","ARCHIVES FOOTE FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CREAM COLORED STOCK OF ADELIA N. FOOTE. MARKS: BACK: ELY STUDIO, NO. 2 ELM STREET OSHKOSH, WIS. 1879 1882 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY FOOTE, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20088a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[199]=new index("Augustus J. Foote & Argalus Foote","./exhibit2/e20087a.htm","ARCHIVES WILLIAM FOOTE ALBUMEN PRINT ON YELLOW COLORED CABINET CARD OF TWIN BORTHERS AUGUSTUS & ARGALUS FOOTE. 1879 1883 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION GREEN BAY, STORY FOOTE, J. I. GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MALE BROTHERS TWINS PIONEERS FARMERS","./exhibit2/images/e20087a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[200]=new index("William T. Ellsworth","./exhibit2/e20095a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD MOUNT, MARKS: ELY, OF ELLSWORTH, WILLIAM BILL THEODORE 1879 1883 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GREEN BAY, STORY OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS LUMBERMEN BUSINESS PEOPLE SECRETARIES T.","./exhibit2/images/e20095a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[201]=new index("Harvey B. Dale, Sr.","./exhibit2/e20121a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF HARVEY B. DALE, SR.. 1879 1885 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF GREEN BAY, WI STORY DR. OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS DOCTORS PHYSICIANS MAYORS EDUCATION","./exhibit2/images/e20121a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[202]=new index("Harvey B. Dale, Sr.","./exhibit2/e20122a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF HARVEY B. DALE, SR.. 1879 1885 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF GREEN BAY, WI STORY DR. OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS DOCTORS PHYSICIANS MAYORS EDUCATION","./exhibit2/images/e20122a.jpg","94","100");
Qp[203]=new index("Box, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20211a.htm","HISTORY CARDBOARD CIGAR BOX WITH WHITE, GOLD, AND BLUE DESIGNS. COVER READS: SENERO HAVANA THE CALLIGRAPHIC LETTERS HD&S INSIDE. BORDERS ON EACH FACE ARE MARKED AROUND EDGE SONS CO. LOGO ALTERNATING FASHION. LEFT RIGHT FACES LARGE LABELS, FRONT BROADWAY. STAMP WRAPS END OF WHICH SEPT. 1880 UNION-MADE CIGARS THIS CERTIFIES THAT HEREIN CONTAINED HAVE BEEN BY WORKERS, MEMBERS MAKERS INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN, A.F. INTERIOR CONTAINS EXTENDS FROM DOWN BACK FACE. UPPER WRITTEN 10 CENTS MIDDLE LOGO, MANUFACTURER FINE FOR CENTURY. BOTTOM H. DERKSEN LEFT, CENTER, OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN RIGHT. INK 50, BELOW NEXT WITH: WERE MANUFACTURED RETAIL MORE THAN EIGHT NOT FIFTEEN TAX PAID BOLD LINE, WORDS PERMIT NO. 259 IT. HERMAN WAS BORN FEBRUARY 15, 1844 HOLLAND. AGE 12 TRAVELED PARENTS WHERE THEY SETTLED CINCINNATI, OHIO. LATER FAMILY","./exhibit2/images/e20211a.jpg","146","100");
Qp[204]=new index("Box, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20211a.htm","MOVED CHICAGO, ILLINOIS THEN WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN. FATHER, THEODORE, ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. WOULD AGAIN PORTAGE, DURING CIVIL WAR DERKSEN, BEING TOO YOUNG ENLIST, WORKED LOCOMOTIVE FIREMAN MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL RAILWAY RAN LACROSSE. 1868 BOTH LOCATED CORNER MAIN IRVING STREET. WAUGOO MAIN, BUT LOCATION BURNED 1875. 1882 BLOCK BUILT ALSO JOINED COMPANY NAME CHANGED SONS. ACTIVE COMMUNITY SERVED TIME CEMETERY YEARS PARK BOARD. SUCH ENTHUSIASTIC YACHTSMAN KNOWN CAPTAIN DERKSEN. OWNED CORONA OBITUARY STATED AS, FIRST STEAM LAUNCH, ESTELLA, IRMA NAPAWIN THERESA ONE ORGANIZERS CHARTER POWER BOAT CLUB. DIED JUNE 1, 1934 89. PAPER BOX, C.","./exhibit2/images/e20211a.jpg","146","100");
Qp[205]=new index("Jane Morris Lewis","./exhibit2/e20151a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CABINET CARD STOCK, OF JANE MORRIS LEWIS. 1880 1889 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, STORY LEWIS, FOND DU LAC, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE WELSH IMMIGRANTS PIONEERS FARMERS RURAL WOMEN","./exhibit2/images/e20151a.jpg","87","100");
Qp[206]=new index("Stool","./exhibit2/e20229a.htm","HISTORY SMALL WOODEN STOOL. THIS DOCUMENTED AS BEING MADE FROM THE OF OLD COUNCIL TREE. STOOD AT MOUTH FOX RIVER NEENAH, WISCONSIN AND DERIVED ITS NAME USE BY NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES SITE WHERE COUNCILS WERE HELD. WHEN FEDERAL CORPS ENGINEERS DREDGED WIDENED CHANNEL LATE 1880S WAS CUT DOWN MANY ITEMS WOOD. PUBLIUS V. LAWSON WROTE FOLLOWING SUMMARY ARCHEOLOGY WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ARCHEOLOGIST, VOL. 2, NOS. 3, 1903: TREATY ELM - FOR YEARS ONE MOST INTERESTING LAND MARKS BENEATH WHOSE SPREADING BRANCHES CHIEFS NEIGHBORING ARE SAID HAVE GATHERED COUNCIL. LOCATED RIVERSIDE PARK POINT NEENAH-FOX CITY NEENAH. IMMENSE SIZE GIRTH TOWERED ABOVE SURROUNDING FOREST COULD SEEN POINTS 5 MILES DISTANT. SUCH PROMINENCE THAT USED GUIDE SAILORS STEAMER PILOTS LAKE. 1890 WIDENING RIVER, BOTH AWAY. MONARCH FOUR LEGS, CHIEF, UNDERTOOK,","./exhibit2/images/e20229a.jpg","180","100");
Qp[207]=new index("Stool","./exhibit2/e20229a.htm","1815, HAD INDIANS CENTURY PREVIOUS, HALT BOATMEN EXACT TRIBUTE. CONVOY U. SOLDIERS GENERAL LEAVENWORTH MAKING UP RAPIDS THEIR MISSISSIPPI HISTORIC REMARK THAT, LOCKED RAISED RIFLE WITH REPLY, KEY. PRUDENT QUICKLY REPLIED, THEN YOU MAY PASS THROUGH 1889 OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20229a.jpg","180","100");
Qp[208]=new index("Friederike Reinhardt Ernst","./exhibit2/e20007a.htm","ARCHIVES ERNST COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED GREY CARDSTOCK OF FRIEDERIKE REINHARDT ERNST. 1880 1890 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET ERNST, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE GERMAN-AMERICANS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20007a.jpg","89","100");
Qp[209]=new index("George Young Knapp House","./exhibit2/e20047a.htm","ARCHIVES KNAPP FAMILY LARGE FORMAT ALBUMEN PRINT ON HEAVY STOCK OF THE GEORGE YOUNG HOUSE. 1880 1890 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, KNAPP, CUSHMAN, HIRAM LUCINDA SKINNER, CLIFFORD GEORGIANA CROSSETT, ETTA OSHKOSH, WI HOUSES GREEK REVIVAL FARMS BARNS TOYS DOLLHOUSES","./exhibit2/images/e20047a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[210]=new index("Mary Hellard","./exhibit2/e20086a.htm","ARCHIVES ROBERT A. HELLARD GELATIN PRINT MOUNTED ON GREY CARD STOCK OF MARY HELLARD. 1880 1890 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY HELLARD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20086a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[211]=new index("Harp","./exhibit2/e20238a.htm","HISTORY WOODEN HARP. OCTOBER 1997, IDENTIFICATION BY ANDREW DIPPER, CLAIRE GIVENS VIOLINS, INC: IRISH ROMANTIC REVIVAL THIRTY-STRING HOOK PRESUMABLY MADE DUBLIN BELFAST CIRCA 1880. POSSIBLY JAMES MCFALL OF BELFAST. ACCORDING ROSALIND CONNOR, GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER MCFALL: MCFALL; VERY DISTINCTIVE STYLE, BUT HE DID NOT ALWAYS MARK WORK. WAS RELIGIOUS MAN, WHO HAD TRAINED MONK MOUNT MELLORY, BEFORE FELL LOVE WITH THE WOMAN WOULD BECOME WIFE. MANY HARPS WENT CONVENTS CLERGY. INTERESTED MAKING MONEY. DESPITE FACT THAT SONS LUCRATIVE FURNITURE-MAKING BUSINESS, DEDICATED HIMSELF INCREASINGLY 1900-1948 WHICH EVENTUALLY LOSE 1905 OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20238a.jpg","58","100");
Qp[212]=new index("Violin","./exhibit2/e20249a.htm","HISTORY HARDANGER FIDDLE MADE OF WOOD WITH MOTHER-OF-PEARL SHELL AND METAL INLAYS, BONE SADDLE, INKED ROSEMALING DESIGN BODY NECK, CARVED HERALDIC LION HEAD END WHICH HAS HAD SILVER LEAF APPLIED. LABEL INSIDE BACK AT CENTER BOUT BASS-SIDE SEAM: DENNE FIOLIN FABRICKERET GUNDER O. HELLAND. BY: GUNNAR HAUGEN BO, TELEMARK, NORWAY. ACCORDING ASSOCIATION AMERICA HARDINGFELE TRANSLATED ENGLISH MEANS ESSENTIALLY VIOLIN CREATIVELY DECORATED DRAWINGS, OFTEN CAPPED CARVING, USUALLY FEARSOME HEAD, NECK. ITS MOST DISTINGUISHING FEATURE FOUR FIVE SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTRINGS THAT RUN FINGERBOARD. THESE ARE TUNED MATCH MAIN PROVIDE HARMONICS BAGPIPE-LIKE DRONE FOR FAMOUS. INSTRUMENT ORIGINATED AREA AROUND HARDANGERFJORD NORWAY, WHENCE NAME. DISTINCTLY NORWEGIAN REFERRED NATIONAL PURPOSE PLAYED LISTENERS, BUT ESPECIALLY DANCERS.","./exhibit2/images/e20249a.jpg","141","100");
Qp[213]=new index("Violin","./exhibit2/e20249a.htm","DURING VISIT OSHKOSH PUBLIC MUSEUM YOU WILL NOT ONLY SEE FIDDLES EXHIBIT CAN ALSO RECORDING MUSIC. OLAVSSON WAS BORN 1852 CAME FROM FAMILY WOODCARVERS. 1871 MARRIED GUNHILD ERIKSDTR HELLAND, TWIN SISTER KNUT ERIKSON HARDINGFELEMAKER. FACT, LONG BEING HARDINGFELEMAKERS. TAUGHT ART MAKING HARDINGFELE. DIED 1880, TOOK OVER BOTH FARM WORKSHOP 26 YEARS THEN SOLD PURCHASE MUCH LARGER FARM. BECAME GREAT WINNING PRIZES MEDALS ABROAD. SONS CARRIED TRADITION 1938. THIS INFORMATION INTERNET SOURCES, UNKNOWN FOUND FILE DATED 11 2000 DESCENDANTS JOHN HELLAND: HTTP: PEOPLE.ZEALANDNET.NL VDBREMEN GENE HELLAND.HTM 1883 OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20249a.jpg","141","100");
Qp[214]=new index("Emmeline Cook Gallup","./exhibit2/e20005a.htm","ARCHIVES GALLUP ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD WHITE MOUNT WITH BROWN INK OF EMMELINE COOK GALLUP. MARKS: BACK: ELY STUDIO, NO 2 ELM STREET, OSHKOSH, WIS. INSCRIPTION: MRS. WIFE HENRY A. FIRST SCHOOL TEACHER 1883 1885 CARTE DE VISITE GALLUP, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE AGED PERSONS TEACHERS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20005a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[215]=new index("Delbert M. Beals","./exhibit2/e20106a.htm","ARCHIVES SIEGFRIED ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF DELBERT M. BEALS. 1883 1887 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY BEALS, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE SMALL COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES DRUGSTORES PHARMACISTS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20106a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[216]=new index("Hellen Kellog Beals","./exhibit2/e20107a.htm","ARCHIVES SIEGFRIED ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF HELLEN KELLOG BEALS. 1883 1887 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY BEALS, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20107a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[217]=new index("Anne Evans Jones & Sarah Jane Jones","./exhibit2/e20144a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT ON TAN CABINET CARD STOCK OF ANNE EVANS JONES & SARAH JANE JONES. 1883 1889 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY JONES, RIPON, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE MOTHERS CHILDREN WELSH IMMIGRANTS PIONEERS FARMERS RURAL WOMEN","./exhibit2/images/e20144a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[218]=new index("Jane Morris Lewis & Children","./exhibit2/e20153a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CABINET CARD STOCK, OF JANE MORRIS LEWIS & CHILDREN. 1883 1889 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, STORY LEWIS, CALEB EDWARDS, SARAH JONES, ANNA FOND DU LAC, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS WELSH IMMIGRANTS PIONEERS FARMERS RURAL WOMEN MOTHERS","./exhibit2/images/e20153a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[219]=new index("Barbara Mack Arnold","./exhibit2/e20031a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT CABINET CARD STOCK OF BARBARA MACK ARNOLD CHRISTMAS 1884. CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK ARNOLD, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE AGED PERSONS IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20031a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[220]=new index("Charles Noe","./exhibit2/e20053a.htm","ARCHIVES GEORGE W. NEUMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK OF CHARLES NOE. 1884 1886 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET NOE, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC 19TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS CARPENTERS","./exhibit2/images/e20053a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[221]=new index("Wilhelm Spiegelberg","./exhibit2/e20141a.htm","ARCHIVES GEORGE W. NEUMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK OF WILHELM SPIEGELBERG. 1884 1886 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, STORY SPIEGELBERG, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC 19TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20141a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[222]=new index("August Kossberg/Kasberg","./exhibit2/e20142a.htm","ARCHIVES GEORGE W. NEUMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK OF AUGUST KOSSBERG KASBERG. 1884 1886 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY KOSSBERG, KASBERG, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC 19TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS SHOEMAKERS","./exhibit2/images/e20142a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[223]=new index("Friedrich Ferdinand Schmidt","./exhibit2/e20143a.htm","ARCHIVES GEORGE W. NEUMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK OF FRIEDRICH FERDINAND SCHMIDT. 1884 1886 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY SCHMIDT, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC 19TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS CARRIAGE MAKERS","./exhibit2/images/e20143a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[224]=new index("Anna Petford","./exhibit2/e20025a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT, MARKS: BACK: ELY 25 ELM STREET OSHKOSH, WIS. BRANCH AT NEENAH. INSCRIPTION: MRS. THOS. B. PETFORD 5-8-1896 1884 1887 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PETFORD, ANNA PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS HOTELS IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20025a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[225]=new index("Thomas T. Reeve","./exhibit2/e20096a.htm","ARCHIVES MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD MOUNT OF THOMAS T. REEVE. MARKS: ELY PHOTOGRAPH 1884 1887 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GREEN BAY, WI STORY REEVE, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS BANKING BANKERS COMMERCIAL","./exhibit2/images/e20096a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[226]=new index("Agnes Reeve","./exhibit2/e20097a.htm","ARCHIVES MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD MOUNT OF AGNES REEVE. MARKS: ELY PHOTOGRAPH 1884 1887 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GREEN BAY, WI STORY REEVE, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20097a.jpg","87","100");
Qp[227]=new index("Joseph Staudenraus","./exhibit2/e20140a.htm","ARCHIVES GEORGE W. NEUMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON PINK COLORED CARD STOCK OF JOSEPH STAUDENRAUS. 1884 1888 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY STAUDENRAUS, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC 19TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS SHOEMAKERS HOTELS SALOONS TREMONT HOUSE","./exhibit2/images/e20140a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[228]=new index("Isaac B. Appleyard","./exhibit2/e20064a.htm","ARCHIVES NEFF ALBUMEN PLAIN STOCK THE CARD HAS BEEN HAND CUT INTO OVAL OF ISAAC B. APPLEYARD. 1884 1894 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY APPLEYARD, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS FARMERS IMMIGRANTS ENGLAND","./exhibit2/images/e20064a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[229]=new index("Eliza Tremble Appelyard","./exhibit2/e20065a.htm","ARCHIVES NEFF ALBUMEN PLAIN STOCK THE CARD HAS BEEN HAND CUT INTO OVAL OF ELIZA TREMBLE APPELYARD. 1884 1894 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY APPLEYARD, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20065a.jpg","101","100");
Qp[230]=new index("Charles Clark","./exhibit2/e20030a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF CHARLES CLARK. 1885 1887 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF CLARK, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS AGED PERSONS FARMERS IMMIGRANTS IRISH-AMERICANS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20030a.jpg","103","100");
Qp[231]=new index("Mary Elizabeth Evans Wright","./exhibit2/e20137a.htm","ARCHIVES GELATIN PRINT ON TAN CARDSTOCK OF UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN, POSSIBLY MARY ELIZABETH EVANS WRIGHT. 1885 1890 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY WRIGHT, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS AGED PERSONS AGING","./exhibit2/images/e20137a.jpg","94","100");
Qp[232]=new index("Anna Grabner Dengler","./exhibit2/e20060a.htm","ARCHIVES GRABNER COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT PLAIN COLORED STOCK WITH SCALLOPED EDGES AND HAS GOLD INK TEXT OF ANNA KRIEBAUM DENGLER GRABNER. 1885 1895 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET GREEN BAY, STORY DENGLER, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20060a.jpg","75","100");
Qp[233]=new index("Louise BeallsHaskell","./exhibit2/e20093a.htm","ARCHIVES LAURA ADAMS COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED GREEN STOCK WITH GOLD INK TEXT OF LOUISE BEALLS HASKELL. 1886 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET BAY, STORY HASKELL, LOUISA PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS BEALLSHASKELL","./exhibit2/images/e20093a.jpg","96","100");
Qp[234]=new index("Painting","./exhibit2/e20231a.htm","HISTORY OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS. PORTRAIT OF PHILETUS SAWYER DARK SUIT WITH WHITE SHIRT AND CRAVAT STANDING BY THE DESK CHAIR THAT HAD USED WAS BORN RUTLAND COUNTY, VERMONT SEPTEMBER 22, 1816. FATHER FARMER BLACKSMITH, BUT DID NOT PROSPER. WHEN YEAR OLD MOVED FAMILY CROWN POINTE ESSEX NEW YORK WHERE WOULD SPEND CHILDHOOD. DURING THIS TIME LEGAL PRACTICE ENTITLED SERVICES MINOR CHILDREN, SO AGE 14 HIRED OUT WORK NEIGHBOR FOR $6.00 MONTH. 17 ABLE ARRANGE PURCHASE RIGHT MASTER LABOR. 1841 MARRIED MELVINA M. HADLEY. 1847 CAME WISCONSIN TERRITORY WIFE, TWO SONS THOUSAND DOLLARS SAVED WHILE WORKING 10 YEARS MILLHAND. AFTER UNSUCCESSFUL FARMING, SAWYERS OSHKOSH ACCEPTED POSITION RUNNING SAWMILL. WITHIN FEW ONLY MASTERED BUSINESS, PURCHASED IT. PROSPERITY GREW RAPIDLY. ELECTED ASSESSOR, ALDERMAN MAYOR OSHKOSH; SERVED","./exhibit2/images/e20231a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[235]=new index("Painting","./exhibit2/e20231a.htm","U.S. CONGRESSMAN 1865-1875 FOLLOWED 12 SENATE 1881-1893 DIED MARCH 29, 1900 BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. 1886 MAGRATH, WILLIAM SAWYER, HORACE OSHKOSH,","./exhibit2/images/e20231a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[236]=new index("George William Neuman","./exhibit2/e20139a.htm","ARCHIVES GEORGE W. NEUMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON PINK COLORED CARD STOCK OF WILLIAM NEUMAN. 1886 1887 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CABINET GREEN BAY, STORY NEUMAN, OSHKOSH, SIEBERT & WOLFF PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC 19TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS SHOEMAKERS LIBBY PRISON PRISONERS","./exhibit2/images/e20139a.jpg","90","100");
Qp[237]=new index("Veronica Miller Grabner & Mike Grabner","./exhibit2/e20061a.htm","ARCHIVES GRABNER COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT PLAIN CARDSTOCK OF MICHAEL AND VERONICA MILLER GRABNER. 1886 1890 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY GRABNER, MIKE OSHKOSH, BRADLEY SOUTH SIDE GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS COUPLES WEDDING COSTUME WEDDINGS IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS &","./exhibit2/images/e20061a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[238]=new index("Mary Ann Russell Jewell","./exhibit2/e20099a.htm","ARCHIVES MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD MOUNT OF ANN RUSSELL JEWELL. MARKS: INSCRIBED: MRS. PHOTOGRAPHED BY HER GRANDSON PHIL. H. FEBRUARY 1889 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GREEN BAY, WI STORY JEWELL, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS AGED PERSONS EYEGLASSES INTERIORS FURNITURE HOME","./exhibit2/images/e20099a.jpg","170","100");
Qp[239]=new index("Bertha Klatt & Ernest Frederick on their","./exhibit2/e20124a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT OF BERTHA KLATT & ERNEST FREDERICK THEIR WEDDING DAY. 1889 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY FREDERICK, RIPON, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS COUPLES COSTUME WEDDINGS GROOMS IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20124a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[240]=new index("Lucas Miller","./exhibit2/e20027a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF LUCAS MILLER. 1889 1890 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF MILLER, M. OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS POLITICIANS IMMIGRANTS BUSINESS PEOPLE MENOMINEE PARK MILITIAS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20027a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[241]=new index("Benjamin Ellenwood","./exhibit2/e20028a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF BENJAMIN ELLENWOOD. 1889 1890 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF ELLENWOOD, OSHKOSH, WI BRADLEY SOUTH SIDE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS FARMERS AGED PERSONS","./exhibit2/images/e20028a.jpg","75","100");
Qp[242]=new index("Permelia R. Ferris Ellenwood","./exhibit2/e20029a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF PERMELIA R. FERRIS ELLENWOOD. 1889 1890 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF ELLENWOOD, OSHKOSH, WI BRADLEY SOUTH SIDE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS FARMERS AGED PERSONS","./exhibit2/images/e20029a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[243]=new index("William Wallace Wright","./exhibit2/e20136a.htm","ARCHIVES GELATIN PRINT ON TAN CARDSTOCK OF WILLIAM WALLACE WRIGHT. 1889 1890 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, STORY WRIGHT, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS AGED PERSONS AGING GROCERS REAL ESTATE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT","./exhibit2/images/e20136a.jpg","92","100");
Qp[244]=new index("Howell David & Ivor Hugh Davies","./exhibit2/e20149a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT ON TAN CABINET CARD STOCK OF HOWELL DAVID & IVOR HUGH DAVIES. 1889 1895 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY DAVIES, OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS BOYS BICYCLES TRICYCLES","./exhibit2/images/e20149a.jpg","72","100");
Qp[245]=new index("Clock","./exhibit2/e20237a.htm","HISTORY APOSTLES CLOCK, VERY LARGE MADE FROM PINE, OAK, BIRCH, AND WALNUT WOODS. INTERIOR WORKS STEAM FIRE ENGINE PARTS LOWER PORTION HOLD DISK MUSIC BOX. ELECTRIC LIGHTS. THE HOUR, TOP DOOR OPENS ANGEL RINGS HOUR; STARTS PLAYING, SIDE DOORS LEFT HAS PORTRAYAL JESUS BIRTH RIGHT PORTRAYS DEATH CENTER STANDS WITH RAISED HANDS; ANOTHER 12 COME OUT EACH TURN BOW EXCEPT LAST-JUDAS WHO HOLDS BAG OF GOLD TURNS AWAY; APOSTLES, TABLE, TRAVEL CLOCK. THIS WAS BUILT OSHKOSH BY MATHIAS KITZ, GERMAN IMMIGRANT. FURNITURE MAKER UNTIL GREAT 1875 ENDED BUSINESS. THEN TURNED MANUFACTURE WOODEN WATER TANKS CISTERNS CIGAR BOXES. CLOCKMAKING HOBBY. WORKED FOR SIX YEARS, COMPLETING 1895 WHEN 65 OLD. MEMBER VOLUNTEER COMPANY, USED DISCARDED ENGINES COMPLEX WORKS. REVOLVING PLATFORM SUPPORTING FIGURES ONCE CIRCULAR SAW LUMBER MILL. POWERED","./exhibit2/images/e20237a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[246]=new index("Clock","./exhibit2/e20237a.htm","HEAVY LEAD WEIGHTS WHICH ARE WOUND DAILY. INCLUDED REGINA CLOCK; THERE TWO DOZEN DIFFERENT DISKS THAT CAN FITTED VARIETY CLOCK: WALNUT. WINGS ADDED SON, GEORGE, ABOUT 1920. 1889 OSHKOSH, BIBLE","./exhibit2/images/e20237a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[247]=new index("John Buckstaff, Jr.","./exhibit2/e20120a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF JOHN BUCKSTAFF, JR.. 1889 1900 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF GREEN BAY, WI STORY OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS AGED PERSONS LUMBERMEN IMMIGRANTS INDUSTRY FURNITURE 1ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC","./exhibit2/images/e20120a.jpg","84","100");
Qp[248]=new index("Sophia Dahl Witzel","./exhibit2/e20076a.htm","ARCHIVES CLARA WITZEL STERLING GELATIN PRINT ON CABINET CARD OF SOPHIA DAHL WITZEL. 1889 1908 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PAPER CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION GREEN BAY, STORY WITZEL, OSHKOSH, VICTORIAN PIONEERS FEMALE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS","./exhibit2/images/e20076a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[249]=new index("James P. Hanson","./exhibit2/e20127a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION CHARCOAL PORTRAIT OF JAMES P. HANSON. 1890 1895 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PORTRAIT, CRAYON GREEN BAY, WI STORY HANSON, OSHKOSH, PHOTOGRAPHS MALE INVENTORS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC IMMIGRANTS DANISH AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20127a.jpg","98","100");
Qp[250]=new index("Jane Morris Lewis","./exhibit2/e20152a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CABINET CARD STOCK, OF JANE MORRIS LEWIS & CALEB LEWIS. 1890 1895 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, STORY LEWIS, FOND DU LAC, MILLER CHADBOURNE GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS WELSH IMMIGRANTS PIONEERS FARMERS RURAL WOMEN MOTHERS CHILDREN","./exhibit2/images/e20152a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[251]=new index("John Tyers Sr.","./exhibit2/e20072a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT MOUNTED WHITE EMBOSSED CARDSTOCK. COPY OF EARLIER IMAGE SHOWING JOHN TRYERS SR.. 1890 1899 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET GREEN BAY, STORY TYRES, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS FARMERS IMMIGRANTS ENGLAND TYERS","./exhibit2/images/e20072a.jpg","108","100");
Qp[252]=new index("James Hansen","./exhibit2/e20036a.htm","ARCHIVES HANSEN ALBUMEN PRINT ON PLAIN COLORED CARDSTOCK OF JAMES HANSEN. 1890 1900 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET HANSEN, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE RESTAURANT WORKERS RESTAURANTS GROCERS LIVERY STABLE IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20036a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[253]=new index("Cup & Saucer","./exhibit2/e20250a.htm","HISTORY CERAMIC CUP AND SAUCER, A: B: SAUCER. WHITE WITH LARGE BLUE LEAVES; GREEN, PINK, ORANGE DESIGN GOLD ACCENTS. BOTTOM MARKERS MARK, PARTIALLY LEGIBLE: M.C. KY-HEHOBA THIS WERE BROUGHT BY THE VOLGA-GERMAN FAMILY OF GEORGE DAUBERT WHEN THEY EMIGRATED FROM JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HAS THAT MOST THEIR BAGGAGE WAS STOLEN ARRIVED SO HAD VERY FEW ITEMS HOME. HISTORY: ONE FIRST FAMILIES IMMIGRATE UNDER EDICT CATHERINE GREAT 1767. SETTLED ALSO SPELLED YAGODNAYA POLYANA NEAR RIVER. SUFFERED GREATLY AFTER SEVEN YEARS WAR PROMISED LAND EXEMPTION MILITARY SERVICE. 1871, CZAR ALEXANDER II REPEALED PRIVILEGES VOLGA-GERMANS BEGAN UNITED STATES AMERICA 1872. OSHKOSH 1899, SETTLING WEST-SIDE SAWYER AVENUE WORKING FOR PAINE LUMBER. LEARN MORE CHECK OUT WEB SITE: HTTP: USERS.PLD.COM SKMUG1 MASTER.HTML BORN MARCH 15, 1873","./exhibit2/images/e20250a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[254]=new index("Cup & Saucer","./exhibit2/e20250a.htm","WIFE, ANNA THERE 22, 1874. MARRIED DECEMBER 26, 1892 FIVE CHILDREN RUSSIA: JOHN; HENRY; GEORGE, JR.; PETER; LYDIA. MARIE, YOUNGEST 1914. LEFT 20, 1912. RECORDS SHOW TICKETS $350 EACH EXCEPT WHICH $87.50. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. CANADA. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1913. THEN NOVEMBER DECLARED LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914, HOWEVER, SONS & MISSPELLED-SPELLED DELBERT LISTED CITY DIRECTORY LIVING BROTHERS. NOT UNTIL 1920. WORKED COMPANY. SOME HAVE CLAIMING ARMOND, 1918, BUT UNCLEAR LONG KNOWN TRAVELED FIND SEASONAL SLOW AVENUE, BOUGHT LARK STREET 1922. VOLGA-GERMANS, MOSTLY JAGODNAJA. DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 1960 BOTH BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. NEITHER LEARNED SPEAK ENGLISH DUE SPEAKING NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES, CHURCHES, STORES OSHKOSH. 1890 1910 DAUBERT, WISCONSIN IMMIGRANT FLORAL","./exhibit2/images/e20250a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[255]=new index("Anckersen Family","./exhibit2/e20048a.htm","ARCHIVES ANCKERSEN ST. JOHN ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD STOCK OF THE FAMILY. 1891 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER ANCKERSEN, JAMES CHRISTIAN LAURA MARY ANNIE MEHDER, CLARA JOSEPHINE JOHN, AUGUSTA KATE OSHKOSH, WI MANZER & LUCK GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS FAMILIES IMMIGRANTS DANISH AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20048a.jpg","137","100");
Qp[256]=new index("Reverend David Davies","./exhibit2/e20148a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT ON TAN CABINET CARD STOCK OF REVEREND DAVID DAVIES, MARCH 1891 . LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS WELSH IMMIGRANTS PIONEERS PREACHERS CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHURCH AUTHORS","./exhibit2/images/e20148a.jpg","75","100");
Qp[257]=new index("Joseph H. Todd","./exhibit2/e20130a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK JOSEPH H. TODD. 1891 1892 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY TODD, OSHKOSH, MANZER & LUCK PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS CARPENTERS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20130a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[258]=new index("Edward C. Owens","./exhibit2/e20131a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK EDWARD C. OWENS. 1891 1892 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY OWENS, OSHKOSH, MANZER & LUCK PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL SOLDIERS VETERANS IMMIGRANTS WELSH LUMBERMEN INDUSTRY 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY","./exhibit2/images/e20131a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[259]=new index("Stephen R. Staley","./exhibit2/e20133a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK STEPHEN R. STALEY. 1891 1892 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY STALEY, OSHKOSH, MANZER & LUCK PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20133a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[260]=new index("Peter DeCramer","./exhibit2/e20134a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK PETER DECRAMER. 1891 1892 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY DECRAMER, OSHKOSH, MANZER & LUCK PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS IMMIGRANTS BELGIAN 1ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY","./exhibit2/images/e20134a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[261]=new index("Stephen Robbins","./exhibit2/e20135a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK STEPHEN ROBBINS. 1891 1892 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY ROBBINS, OSHKOSH, MANZER & LUCK PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS IMMIGRANTS FARMERS","./exhibit2/images/e20135a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[262]=new index("Jungwirth Family","./exhibit2/e20059a.htm","ARCHIVES GRABNER COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT DARK GREY EMBOSSED CARDSTOCK OF THE JUNGWIRTH FAMILY. 1891 1901 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GREEN BAY, STORY JUNGWIRTH, JOHAN BARBARA LEMKE, THERESA LUNDWIG, ELLA OSHKOSH, GROUP PORTRAITS FAMILIES HOUSES STREETS SIXTH AVENUE IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS EATING & DRINKING BEER","./exhibit2/images/e20059a.jpg","127","100");
Qp[263]=new index("Box, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20212a.htm","HISTORY CHIEF OSHKOSH BRAND WOODEN CIGAR BOX. COVER MARKED WITH STAMPED IMAGE OF BELOW. THE LEFT RIGHT TOP HAT ARE WORDS TRADE RESPECTIVELY. FROM ONLY PHOTOGRAPH IN EXISTENCE. EDGE EXTENDING REAR EXTERIOR FACE BLUE TAX PAID FOR FIFTY CIGARS. DATE ACT MARCH 3 1883 INCLUDED THEREIN. INTERIOR INCLUDES MAKERS DERKSEN & PEEK EACH SURROUNDED BY DECORATIVE RED ADHESIVE BORDER. LARGE WHITE BORDERED LABEL SMALL OSHKOSH. APPEAR NEAR HAT. FRONT LIGHT COLORADO. THAT READS, SEPT. 1880 ISSUED AUTHORITY INTERNATIONAL UNION AMERICA. UNION-MADE THIS CERTIFIES CONTAINED HAVE BEEN FIRST CLASS WORKMAN, MEMBER AMERICA, ORGANIZATION DEVOTED AD- VANCEMENT MORAL, MATERIAL INTELLECTUAL WELFARE CRAFT. THEREFORE RECOMMEND INFRINGEMENTS UPON WILL PUNISHED ACCORDING LAW. [SIGNED] G.W. PERKINS, PRESIDENT, C.M.I.U ALSO CREST EDGE, WHICH DEPICTS","./exhibit2/images/e20212a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[264]=new index("Box, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20212a.htm","EAGLE SHIELD, JUNE 21, 1864 CONTAINS INSCRIPTION * LOCAL STAMP. LINED GRAY PAPER. LID COVERED EXTENDS DOWN PART FACE. PORTION DECORATIVELY OSHKOSH, SAME DESCRIPTION COVER. PICTURESQUE SCENE ITS EARLY DAYS, -1840-, ANOTHER -1892-. PEEK. BOTTOM FACTORY NO.34 50 DIST. WIS. BEARS DISTRICT WISCONSIN. NOTICE MANUFACTURERS COMPLIED REQUIREMENTS EVERY PERSON CAUTIONED USE EITHER AGAIN, THEREON NOR REMOVE CONTENTS WITHOUT DESTROYING SAID STAMP, UNDER PENALTIES PROVIDED LAW, SUCH CASES. HERMAN WAS BORN FEBRUARY 15, 1844 HOLLAND. 12 TRAVELED PARENTS WHERE THEY SETTLED CINCINNATI, OHIO. LATER FAMILY MOVED CHICAGO, ILLINOIS THEN WATERTOWN, FATHER, THEODORE, ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. WOULD PORTAGE, DURING CIVIL WAR DERKSEN, BEING TOO YOUNG ENLIST, WORKED LOCOMOTIVE FIREMAN MILWAUKEE, PAUL RAILWAY LACROSSE. 1868 BOTH WERE LOCATED CORNER MAIN IRVING STREET.","./exhibit2/images/e20212a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[265]=new index("Watkin V. Jones & Family","./exhibit2/e20146a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT ON TAN CABINET CARD STOCK OF WATKIN V. JONES & FAMILY. 1892 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY JONES, ANNA LEWIS EDGAR OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MOTHERS CHILDREN WELSH IMMIGRANTS FARMERS FAMILIES","./exhibit2/images/e20146a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[266]=new index("John K. Roberts & Family","./exhibit2/e20147a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT ON TAN CABINET CARD STOCK OF JOHN K. ROBERTS & FAMILY. 1893 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY ROBERTS, RUTH JONES DAVID KENDRICK OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MOTHERS CHILDREN WELSH IMMIGRANTS FARMERS FAMILIES PIONEERS PREACHERS CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHURCH","./exhibit2/images/e20147a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[267]=new index("Oshkosh Turnverein Girls","./exhibit2/e20156a.htm","ARCHIVES LAMPEL ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF OSHKOSH TURNVEREIN GIRLS. 1893 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY KOCH, ELLA MEYER, LIZZIE VOSS DOBBINS, MAMIE ROSE WEBSTER, LYDIA MILLIE THOBABEN, ALMA LEEMHUIS, HENRY LEUPOLD, FILTER, BERTHA STAUDENRAUS DODGE, HELEN MARTIN, SUSAN OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE TURNER HALLS TURNERS CLUBS ATHLETIC ATHLETES GYMNASTICS GYMNASTS GERMAN-AMERICANS IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20156a.jpg","151","100");
Qp[268]=new index("Mary Ann Olcott","./exhibit2/e20115a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON PETITE CARD OF MARY ANN OLCOTT. 1893 1895 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY OLCOTT, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE LIBRARIANS PUBLIC LIBRARY PIONEERS OLD SCHOOL GIRLS CLUB","./exhibit2/images/e20115a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[269]=new index("Adeline Olcott","./exhibit2/e20116a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON PETITE CARD OF ADELINE OLCOTT. 1893 1895 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY OLCOTT, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE LIBRARIANS PUBLIC LIBRARY PIONEERS OLD SCHOOL GIRLS CLUB","./exhibit2/images/e20116a.jpg","54","100");
Qp[270]=new index("William Hume","./exhibit2/e20118a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF WILLIAM HUME. 1893 1898 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF GREEN BAY, STORY HUME, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS AGED PERSONS IMMIGRANTS SCOTTISH LUMBERMEN INDUSTRY EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20118a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[271]=new index("Kirstine Andersen Hansen","./exhibit2/e20037a.htm","ARCHIVES HANSEN ALBUMEN PRINT ON WHITE-COLORED CARDSTOCK OF KIRSTINE ANDERSON HANSEN. 1894 1896 CABINET HANSEN, ANDERSEN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20037a.jpg","95","100");
Qp[272]=new index("Sarah Evans Bennett & Sarah C. Bennett E","./exhibit2/e20145a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT ON TAN CABINET CARD STOCK OF SARAH EVANS BENNETT & C. EDWARDS. 1895 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY BENNETT, EDWARDS, OSHKOSH, SUNBEAM STUDIO GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE MOTHERS CHILDREN WELSH IMMIGRANTS PIONEERS FARMERS RURAL WOMEN","./exhibit2/images/e20145a.jpg","111","100");
Qp[273]=new index("Reuben M. Scott","./exhibit2/e20123a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT GREY COLORED CABINET CARD OF REUBEN M. SCOTT. 1895 1897 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY SCOTT, MENASHA, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS REAL ESTATE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FLOUR & MEAL INDUSTRY HOTELS RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE WISCONSIN CENTRAL","./exhibit2/images/e20123a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[274]=new index("Robert T. Roberts & Family","./exhibit2/e20154a.htm","ARCHIVES BOARDMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CABINET CARD STOCK, OF ROBERT T. ROBERTS & FAMILY. 1895 1897 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GREEN BAY, WI STORY ROBERTS, OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS WELSH IMMIGRANTS PIONEERS FARMERS RURAL WOMEN MOTHERS CHILDREN","./exhibit2/images/e20154a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[275]=new index("Wilhelmina Mason Willock","./exhibit2/e20090a.htm","ARCHIVES JAMES WILLOCK GELATIN PRINT ON WHITE CARDSTOCK OF WILHELMINA MASON WILLOCK. 1895 1905 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET GREEN BAY, STORY WILLOCK, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20090a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[276]=new index("Anna Grabner Dengler, Mike Grabner & Chr","./exhibit2/e20063a.htm","ARCHIVES GRABNER COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT TAN CARDSTOCK OF CHRISTIAN LITTLE WITH HIS MOTHER ANNA KRIEKBAUM DENGLER AND BROTHER MICHAEL GRABNER. 1896 1899 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET GREEN BAY, STORY DENGLER, KRIEBAUM GRABNER, MIKE OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS FAMILIES DWARFS IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS &","./exhibit2/images/e20063a.jpg","72","100");
Qp[277]=new index("Edward C. Owens","./exhibit2/e20051a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC GELATIN PRINT MOUNTED ON GREY CARD STOCK EDWARD C. OWENS. 1900 1902 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET OWENS, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL SOLDIERS VETERANS IMMIGRANTS WELSH LUMBER INDUSTRY LUMBERMEN 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY","./exhibit2/images/e20051a.jpg","75","100");
Qp[278]=new index("Ole Oleson","./exhibit2/e20052a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC GELATIN PRINT MOUNTED ON GREY CARD STOCK OLE OLESON. 1900 1902 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET OLESON, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS IMMIGRANTS NORWEGIAN 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SAILORS POSTMASTERS UNITED STATES NAVY","./exhibit2/images/e20052a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[279]=new index("Henry C. Clark","./exhibit2/e20132a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC GELATIN PRINT MOUNTED ON GREY CARD STOCK HENRY C. CLARK. 1900 1902 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY CLARK, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS FARMERS 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IMMIGRANTS","./exhibit2/images/e20132a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[280]=new index("Mathias M. Kitz","./exhibit2/e20038a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF MATHIAS M. KITZ. 1900 1910 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER KITZ, OSHKOSH, WI SMITH STUDIO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE FURNITURE INDUSTRY SMALL COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES CLOCK & WATCH MAKING CLOCKS WATCHES BOX IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20038a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[281]=new index("George Gary","./exhibit2/e20119a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF GEORGE GARY. 1900 1910 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY GARY, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS AGED PERSONS WHALING POLITICIANS NEWSPAPER EDITORS LAWYERS ATTORNEYS JUDGES","./exhibit2/images/e20119a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[282]=new index("Dress","./exhibit2/e20251a.htm","HISTORY BLACK SILK DRESS WITH SASH. THIS WAS BROUGHT BY THE VOLGA-GERMAN FAMILY OF GEORGE DAUBERT WHEN THEY EMIGRATED FROM JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HAS THAT MOST THEIR BAGGAGE STOLEN ARRIVED AND SO HAD VERY FEW ITEMS HOME. HISTORY: ONE FIRST FAMILIES IMMIGRATE UNDER EDICT CATHERINE GREAT 1767. SETTLED ALSO SPELLED YAGODNAYA POLYANA NEAR RIVER. SUFFERED GREATLY AFTER SEVEN YEARS WAR WERE PROMISED LAND EXEMPTION MILITARY SERVICE. 1871, CZAR ALEXANDER II REPEALED PRIVILEGES VOLGA-GERMANS BEGAN UNITED STATES AMERICA 1872. LEAVE OSHKOSH 1899, SETTLING WEST-SIDE SAWYER AVENUE WORKING FOR PAINE LUMBER. LEARN MORE CHECK OUT WEB SITE: HTTP: USERS.PLD.COM SKMUG1 MASTER.HTML BORN MARCH 15, 1873 WIFE, ANNA THERE 22, 1874. MARRIED DECEMBER 26, 1892 FIVE CHILDREN RUSSIA: JOHN; HENRY; GEORGE, JR.; PETER; LYDIA. MARIE, YOUNGEST","./exhibit2/images/e20251a.jpg","92","100");
Qp[283]=new index("Dress","./exhibit2/e20251a.htm","1914. LEFT 20, 1912. RECORDS SHOW TICKETS $350 EACH EXCEPT WHICH $87.50. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. CANADA. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1913. THEN NOVEMBER DECLARED LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914, HOWEVER, SONS & MISSPELLED-SPELLED DELBERT LISTED CITY DIRECTORY LIVING BROTHERS. NOT UNTIL 1920. WORKED COMPANY. SOME HAVE CLAIMING ARMOND, 1918, BUT UNCLEAR LONG KNOWN TRAVELED FIND SEASONAL SLOW AVENUE, BOUGHT LARK STREET 1922. VOLGA-GERMANS, MOSTLY JAGODNAJA. DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 1960 BOTH BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. NEITHER LEARNED SPEAK ENGLISH DUE SPEAKING NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES, CHURCHES, STORES OSHKOSH. 1900 WISCONSIN IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20251a.jpg","92","100");
Qp[284]=new index("Cap","./exhibit2/e20252a.htm","HISTORY CAP OF BLACK WOOL IN CIRCULAR SHAPE. THIS WAS BROUGHT BY THE VOLGA-GERMAN FAMILY GEORGE DAUBERT WHEN THEY EMIGRATED FROM JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HAS IT THAT MOST THEIR BAGGAGE STOLEN ARRIVED AND SO HAD VERY FEW ITEMS HOME. HISTORY: ONE FIRST FAMILIES IMMIGRATE UNDER EDICT CATHERINE GREAT 1767. SETTLED ALSO SPELLED YAGODNAYA POLYANA NEAR RIVER. SUFFERED GREATLY AFTER SEVEN YEARS WAR WERE PROMISED LAND EXEMPTION MILITARY SERVICE. 1871, CZAR ALEXANDER II REPEALED PRIVILEGES VOLGA-GERMANS BEGAN UNITED STATES AMERICA 1872. LEAVE OSHKOSH 1899, SETTLING WEST-SIDE SAWYER AVENUE WORKING FOR PAINE LUMBER. LEARN MORE CHECK OUT WEB SITE: HTTP: USERS.PLD.COM SKMUG1 MASTER.HTML BORN MARCH 15, 1873 WIFE, ANNA THERE 22, 1874. MARRIED DECEMBER 26, 1892 FIVE CHILDREN RUSSIA: JOHN; HENRY; GEORGE, JR.; PETER; LYDIA. MARIE,","./exhibit2/images/e20252a.jpg","117","100");
Qp[285]=new index("Cap","./exhibit2/e20252a.htm","YOUNGEST 1914. LEFT 20, 1912. RECORDS SHOW TICKETS $350 EACH EXCEPT WHICH $87.50. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. CANADA. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1913. THEN NOVEMBER DECLARED LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914, HOWEVER, SONS & MISSPELLED-SPELLED DELBERT LISTED CITY DIRECTORY LIVING WITH BROTHERS. NOT UNTIL 1920. WORKED COMPANY. SOME HAVE CLAIMING ARMOND, 1918, BUT UNCLEAR LONG KNOWN TRAVELED FIND SEASONAL SLOW AVENUE, BOUGHT LARK STREET 1922. VOLGA-GERMANS, MOSTLY JAGODNAJA. DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 1960 BOTH BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. NEITHER LEARNED SPEAK ENGLISH DUE SPEAKING NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES, CHURCHES, STORES OSHKOSH. 1900 WISCONSIN IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20252a.jpg","117","100");
Qp[286]=new index("Shirt","./exhibit2/e20253a.htm","HISTORY COSSACK TYPE SHIRT OF WHITE COTTON WITH LONG SLEEVES. THIS WAS BROUGHT BY THE VOLGA-GERMAN FAMILY GEORGE DAUBERT WHEN THEY EMIGRATED FROM JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HAS THAT MOST THEIR BAGGAGE STOLEN ARRIVED AND SO HAD VERY FEW ITEMS HOME. HISTORY: ONE FIRST FAMILIES IMMIGRATE UNDER EDICT CATHERINE GREAT 1767. SETTLED ALSO SPELLED YAGODNAYA POLYANA NEAR RIVER. SUFFERED GREATLY AFTER SEVEN YEARS WAR WERE PROMISED LAND EXEMPTION MILITARY SERVICE. 1871, CZAR ALEXANDER II REPEALED PRIVILEGES VOLGA-GERMANS BEGAN UNITED STATES AMERICA 1872. LEAVE OSHKOSH 1899, SETTLING WEST-SIDE SAWYER AVENUE WORKING FOR PAINE LUMBER. LEARN MORE CHECK OUT WEB SITE: HTTP: USERS.PLD.COM SKMUG1 MASTER.HTML BORN MARCH 15, 1873 WIFE, ANNA THERE 22, 1874. MARRIED DECEMBER 26, 1892 FIVE CHILDREN RUSSIA: JOHN; HENRY; GEORGE, JR.; PETER;","./exhibit2/images/e20253a.jpg","131","100");
Qp[287]=new index("Shirt","./exhibit2/e20253a.htm","LYDIA. MARIE, YOUNGEST 1914. LEFT 20, 1912. RECORDS SHOW TICKETS $350 EACH EXCEPT WHICH $87.50. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. CANADA. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1913. THEN NOVEMBER DECLARED LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914, HOWEVER, SONS & MISSPELLED-SPELLED DELBERT LISTED CITY DIRECTORY LIVING BROTHERS. NOT UNTIL 1920. WORKED COMPANY. SOME HAVE CLAIMING ARMOND, 1918, BUT UNCLEAR KNOWN TRAVELED FIND SEASONAL SLOW AVENUE, BOUGHT LARK STREET 1922. VOLGA-GERMANS, MOSTLY JAGODNAJA. DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 1960 BOTH BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. NEITHER LEARNED SPEAK ENGLISH DUE SPEAKING NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES, CHURCHES, STORES OSHKOSH. 1900 WISCONSIN IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20253a.jpg","131","100");
Qp[288]=new index("Petticoat","./exhibit2/e20254a.htm","HISTORY PETTICOAT OF WHITE COTTON WITH BOTTOM EYELET EMBROIDERED RUFFLE. THIS WAS BROUGHT BY THE VOLGA-GERMAN FAMILY GEORGE DAUBERT WHEN THEY EMIGRATED FROM JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HAS THAT MOST THEIR BAGGAGE STOLEN ARRIVED AND SO HAD VERY FEW ITEMS HOME. HISTORY: ONE FIRST FAMILIES IMMIGRATE UNDER EDICT CATHERINE GREAT 1767. SETTLED ALSO SPELLED YAGODNAYA POLYANA NEAR RIVER. SUFFERED GREATLY AFTER SEVEN YEARS WAR WERE PROMISED LAND EXEMPTION MILITARY SERVICE. 1871, CZAR ALEXANDER II REPEALED PRIVILEGES VOLGA-GERMANS BEGAN UNITED STATES AMERICA 1872. LEAVE OSHKOSH 1899, SETTLING WEST-SIDE SAWYER AVENUE WORKING FOR PAINE LUMBER. LEARN MORE CHECK OUT WEB SITE: HTTP: USERS.PLD.COM SKMUG1 MASTER.HTML BORN MARCH 15, 1873 WIFE, ANNA THERE 22, 1874. MARRIED DECEMBER 26, 1892 FIVE CHILDREN RUSSIA: JOHN; HENRY; GEORGE,","./exhibit2/images/e20254a.jpg","89","100");
Qp[289]=new index("Petticoat","./exhibit2/e20254a.htm","JR.; PETER; LYDIA. MARIE, YOUNGEST 1914. LEFT 20, 1912. RECORDS SHOW TICKETS $350 EACH EXCEPT WHICH $87.50. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. CANADA. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1913. THEN NOVEMBER DECLARED LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914, HOWEVER, SONS & MISSPELLED-SPELLED DELBERT LISTED CITY DIRECTORY LIVING BROTHERS. NOT UNTIL 1920. WORKED COMPANY. SOME HAVE CLAIMING ARMOND, 1918, BUT UNCLEAR LONG KNOWN TRAVELED FIND SEASONAL SLOW AVENUE, BOUGHT LARK STREET 1922. VOLGA-GERMANS, MOSTLY JAGODNAJA. DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 1960 BOTH BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. NEITHER LEARNED SPEAK ENGLISH DUE SPEAKING NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES, CHURCHES, STORES OSHKOSH. 1900 CLOTH DAUBERT, WISCONSIN IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20254a.jpg","89","100");
Qp[290]=new index("Shawl","./exhibit2/e20255a.htm","HISTORY SHAWL OF BLACK WOOL WITH 10 TASSELS ON EACH END THIS WAS BROUGHT BY THE VOLGA-GERMAN FAMILY GEORGE DAUBERT WHEN THEY EMIGRATED FROM JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HAS THAT MOST THEIR BAGGAGE STOLEN ARRIVED AND SO HAD VERY FEW ITEMS HOME. HISTORY: ONE FIRST FAMILIES IMMIGRATE UNDER EDICT CATHERINE GREAT 1767. SETTLED ALSO SPELLED YAGODNAYA POLYANA NEAR RIVER. SUFFERED GREATLY AFTER SEVEN YEARS WAR WERE PROMISED LAND EXEMPTION MILITARY SERVICE. 1871, CZAR ALEXANDER II REPEALED PRIVILEGES VOLGA-GERMANS BEGAN UNITED STATES AMERICA 1872. LEAVE OSHKOSH 1899, SETTLING WEST-SIDE SAWYER AVENUE WORKING FOR PAINE LUMBER. LEARN MORE CHECK OUT WEB SITE: HTTP: USERS.PLD.COM SKMUG1 MASTER.HTML BORN MARCH 15, 1873 WIFE, ANNA THERE 22, 1874. MARRIED DECEMBER 26, 1892 FIVE CHILDREN RUSSIA: JOHN; HENRY; GEORGE, JR.; PETER;","./exhibit2/images/e20255a.jpg","188","100");
Qp[291]=new index("Shawl","./exhibit2/e20255a.htm","LYDIA. MARIE, YOUNGEST 1914. LEFT 20, 1912. RECORDS SHOW TICKETS $350 EXCEPT WHICH $87.50. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. CANADA. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1913. THEN NOVEMBER DECLARED LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914, HOWEVER, SONS & MISSPELLED-SPELLED DELBERT LISTED CITY DIRECTORY LIVING BROTHERS. NOT UNTIL 1920. WORKED COMPANY. SOME HAVE CLAIMING ARMOND, 1918, BUT UNCLEAR LONG KNOWN TRAVELED FIND SEASONAL SLOW AVENUE, BOUGHT LARK STREET 1922. VOLGA-GERMANS, MOSTLY JAGODNAJA. DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 1960 BOTH BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. NEITHER LEARNED SPEAK ENGLISH DUE SPEAKING NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES, CHURCHES, STORES OSHKOSH. 1900 CLOTH DAUBERT, WISCONSIN IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20255a.jpg","188","100");
Qp[292]=new index("Scarf","./exhibit2/e20256a.htm","HISTORY SCARF OF BLACK LACE IN RECTANGULAR-SHAPE. THIS WAS BROUGHT BY THE VOLGA-GERMAN FAMILY GEORGE DAUBERT WHEN THEY EMIGRATED FROM JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HAS IT THAT MOST THEIR BAGGAGE STOLEN ARRIVED AND SO HAD VERY FEW ITEMS HOME. HISTORY: ONE FIRST FAMILIES IMMIGRATE UNDER EDICT CATHERINE GREAT 1767. SETTLED ALSO SPELLED YAGODNAYA POLYANA NEAR RIVER. SUFFERED GREATLY AFTER SEVEN YEARS WAR WERE PROMISED LAND EXEMPTION MILITARY SERVICE. 1871, CZAR ALEXANDER II REPEALED PRIVILEGES VOLGA-GERMANS BEGAN UNITED STATES AMERICA 1872. LEAVE OSHKOSH 1899, SETTLING WEST-SIDE SAWYER AVENUE WORKING FOR PAINE LUMBER. LEARN MORE CHECK OUT WEB SITE: HTTP: USERS.PLD.COM SKMUG1 MASTER.HTML BORN MARCH 15, 1873 WIFE, ANNA THERE 22, 1874. MARRIED DECEMBER 26, 1892 FIVE CHILDREN RUSSIA: JOHN; HENRY; GEORGE, JR.; PETER; LYDIA.","./exhibit2/images/e20256a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[293]=new index("Scarf","./exhibit2/e20256a.htm","MARIE, YOUNGEST 1914. LEFT 20, 1912. RECORDS SHOW TICKETS $350 EACH EXCEPT WHICH $87.50. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. CANADA. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1913. THEN NOVEMBER DECLARED LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914, HOWEVER, SONS & MISSPELLED-SPELLED DELBERT LISTED CITY DIRECTORY LIVING WITH BROTHERS. NOT UNTIL 1920. WORKED COMPANY. SOME HAVE CLAIMING ARMOND, 1918, BUT UNCLEAR LONG KNOWN TRAVELED FIND SEASONAL SLOW AVENUE, BOUGHT LARK STREET 1922. VOLGA-GERMANS, MOSTLY JAGODNAJA. DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 1960 BOTH BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. NEITHER LEARNED SPEAK ENGLISH DUE SPEAKING NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES, CHURCHES, STORES OSHKOSH. 1900 CLOTH DAUBERT, WISCONSIN IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20256a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[294]=new index("Kerchief","./exhibit2/e20257a.htm","HISTORY KERCHIEF OF WHITE COTTON WITH PINK PICTURE CENTER AND CORNERS. DAUBERT FAMILY DOCUMENTS RELATED IMMIGRATING THE UNITED STATES WERE FOUND TIED UP THIS KERCHIEF. WAS BROUGHT BY VOLGA-GERMAN GEORGE WHEN THEY EMIGRATED FROM JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HAS THAT MOST THEIR BAGGAGE STOLEN ARRIVED SO HAD VERY FEW ITEMS HOME. HISTORY: ONE FIRST FAMILIES IMMIGRATE UNDER EDICT CATHERINE GREAT 1767. SETTLED ALSO SPELLED YAGODNAYA POLYANA NEAR RIVER. SUFFERED GREATLY AFTER SEVEN YEARS WAR PROMISED LAND EXEMPTION MILITARY SERVICE. 1871, CZAR ALEXANDER II REPEALED PRIVILEGES VOLGA-GERMANS BEGAN AMERICA 1872. LEAVE OSHKOSH 1899, SETTLING WEST-SIDE SAWYER AVENUE WORKING FOR PAINE LUMBER. LEARN MORE CHECK OUT WEB SITE: HTTP: USERS.PLD.COM SKMUG1 MASTER.HTML BORN MARCH 15, 1873 WIFE, ANNA THERE 22, 1874. MARRIED DECEMBER","./exhibit2/images/e20257a.jpg","131","100");
Qp[295]=new index("Kerchief","./exhibit2/e20257a.htm","26, 1892 FIVE CHILDREN RUSSIA: JOHN; HENRY; GEORGE, JR.; PETER; LYDIA. MARIE, YOUNGEST 1914. LEFT 20, 1912. RECORDS SHOW TICKETS $350 EACH EXCEPT WHICH $87.50. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. CANADA. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1913. THEN NOVEMBER DECLARED LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914, HOWEVER, SONS & MISSPELLED-SPELLED DELBERT LISTED CITY DIRECTORY LIVING BROTHERS. NOT UNTIL 1920. WORKED COMPANY. SOME HAVE CLAIMING ARMOND, 1918, BUT UNCLEAR LONG KNOWN TRAVELED FIND SEASONAL SLOW AVENUE, BOUGHT LARK STREET 1922. VOLGA-GERMANS, MOSTLY JAGODNAJA. DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 1960 BOTH BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. NEITHER LEARNED SPEAK ENGLISH DUE SPEAKING NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES, CHURCHES, STORES OSHKOSH. 1900 CLOTH DAUBERT, WISCONSIN IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20257a.jpg","131","100");
Qp[296]=new index("Badge","./exhibit2/e20214a.htm","HISTORY BADGE: CIGAR MAKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA. RED, WHITE AND BLUE VERTICALLY STRIPED RIBBON WITH GOLD THREAD EDGING METALLIC FRINGE THE BOTTOM. PRINTED ARE WORDS: NO. 168 C.M.I.U. OSHKOSH, WIS. MOUNTED TOP NON-FERROUS CELLULOID THREE SECTIONS: PIN BAR CLASPED HANDS MOTIF; MIDDLE SECTION, ATTACHED ABOVE WHICH MEMBER; LOWER ORNATE SHIELD-LIKE DEVICE CENTER DISC SHOWING LABEL SURROUNDED BY HELD TOGETHER CHAIN LINKS. REVERSE SIDE BLACK ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTIFICATION REPEATED: CLASP-BACK. METAL, CLOTH, PAPER, CELLULOID. THIS WAS USED WENZEL SCHMIRLER, DONOR UNCLE. DONOR, MADE CIGARS BASEMENT HOME FOR DERKSEN MAIN STREET. REMEMBERED WATCHING MAKING EARLY 1930S BORN MARCH 30, 1879 SEYMOUR, WISCONSIN. MOVED AROUND 1903. WORKED TWENTY YEARS H. COMPANY. LAST TEN LIFE LAUNDRY. MODERN WOODMEN DIED MAY 24, 1935","./exhibit2/images/e20214a.jpg","42","100");
Qp[297]=new index("Badge","./exhibit2/e20214a.htm","BURIED LAKE VIEW MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY. 1923 WHITEHEAD & HOAG NEWARK, NJ WENTZEL","./exhibit2/images/e20214a.jpg","42","100");
Qp[298]=new index("James & Kirstine Andersen Hansen","./exhibit2/e20101a.htm","ARCHIVES HANSEN GELATIN PRINT ON GREY-EMBOSSED COLORED CARDSTOCK OF JAMES & KIRSTINE ANDERSEN HANSEN. 1904 1914 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY HANSEN, VICTORIAN GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS COUPLES IMMIGRANTS GROCERS RESTAURANT WORKERS LIVERY STABLE","./exhibit2/images/e20101a.jpg","95","100");
Qp[299]=new index("Classroom at Merrill School","./exhibit2/e20128a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT BLACK CARDSTOCK OF CLASSROOM MERRILL SCHOOL. 1904 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY MERRILL, JAMES H. OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS CHILDREN STUDENTS INTERIORS CLASSROOMS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS GASLIGHT FIXTURES GAS-LIGHTING","./exhibit2/images/e20128a.jpg","146","100");
Qp[300]=new index("George W. Stanley","./exhibit2/e20043a.htm","ARCHIVES WEBSTER STANLEY GELATIN PRINT ON CABINET CARD STOCK OF GEORGE W. STANLEY. 1905 1910 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK STANLEY, ANTIGO, WI BAUTER STUDIO PIONEERS FIRSTS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC","./exhibit2/images/e20043a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[301]=new index("Oshkosh Deutscher Kriegerverein","./exhibit2/e20155a.htm","ARCHIVES LUEDEKE ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF THE OSHKOSH DEUTSCHER KRIEGERVEREIN. 1906 1912 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY GUTZMANN, CARL LAUKE, EMIL SIEWERT, ERNST GUSTAVE POMMERENING, ALBERT HERMANN NOTZKE, RISTOW, AUGUST DREYER, FREDERICK J. OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MALE SOLDIERS VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS GERMAN-AMERICANS IMMIGRANTS OREGON STREET","./exhibit2/images/e20155a.jpg","138","100");
Qp[302]=new index("Peter Stuehser and Family","./exhibit2/e20110a.htm","ARCHIVES NICK BRUEHL GELATIN DRY PLATE NEGATIVE OF PETER STUEHSER AND FAMILY. CONTACT PRINT FILE. 1910 1915 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON GLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION NEGATIVE, GLASS-PLATE GREEN BAY, WI STORY STUEHSER, SHERWOOD, GROUP PORTRAITS PIONEERS IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20110a.jpg","143","100");
Qp[303]=new index("Russian Passport","./exhibit2/e20186a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE PASSPORT FOR GEORGE DAUBERT ISSUED IN 1912. THE DOCUMENT WRITTEN RUSSIAN AND ONLY HIS NAME DATE HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED. DAUBERT, OSHKOSH, WI IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION VOLGA GERMANS RUSSIAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20186a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[304]=new index("Peter Stuehser","./exhibit2/e20108a.htm","ARCHIVES NICK BRUEHL GELATIN DRY PLATE OF PETER STUEHSER. CONTACT PRINT FILE. 1912 1917 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON GLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION NEGATIVE, GLASS-PLATE GREEN BAY, WI STORY STUEHSER, SHERWOOD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20108a.jpg","73","100");
Qp[305]=new index("Peter Stuehser","./exhibit2/e20109a.htm","ARCHIVES NICK BRUEHL GELATIN DRY PLATE OF PETER STUEHSER. CONTACT PRINT FILE. 1912 1917 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON GLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION NEGATIVE, GLASS-PLATE GREEN BAY, WI STORY STUEHSER, SHERWOOD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS READING CANDLES IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20109a.jpg","73","100");
Qp[306]=new index("Peter Stuehser","./exhibit2/e20111a.htm","ARCHIVES NICK BRUEHL GELATIN DRY PLATE OF PETER STUEHSER. CONTACT PRINT FILE. 1912 1917 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON GLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION NEGATIVE, GLASS-PLATE GREEN BAY, WI STORY STUEHSER, SHERWOOD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS READING CANDLES IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20111a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[307]=new index("Gottlieb W. Pueppke","./exhibit2/e20102a.htm","ARCHIVES GOTTLIEB A. PUEPPKE GELATIN PRINT ON BROWN CARD STOCK OF W. PUEPPKE. 1912 1918 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC GREEN BAY, WI STORY PUEPPKE, WILLIAM OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE HOUSES MONROE STREET IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20102a.jpg","56","100");
Qp[308]=new index("Henrietta and Gottlieb W. Pueppke","./exhibit2/e20103a.htm","ARCHIVES GOTTLIEB A. PUEPPKE GELATIN PRINT ON BROWN CARD STOCK OF HENRIETTA AND W. 1912 1918 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC GREEN BAY, WI STORY PUEPPKE, WILLIAM OSHKOSH, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS COUPLES FAMILY OUTDOORS HOUSES IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20103a.jpg","161","100");
Qp[309]=new index("Oshkosh B Gosh Excursion","./exhibit2/e20125a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION PANORAMIC PRINT OF OSHKOSH B GOSH EXCURSION 1916 1919 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GREEN BAY, WI STORY CLARK, JAMES G. POLLACK, WILLIAM E. FREMONT, PHOTOGRAPHS VIEWS STEAMBOATS LEANDER CHOATE RIVERS WOLF EXCURSIONS WOMEN FACTORY WORKERS BRIDGES","./exhibit2/images/e20125a.jpg","367","100");
Qp[310]=new index("Box, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20213a.htm","HISTORY WOODEN CIGAR BOX. COVER DECORATIVELY MARKED DELIGHT. EACH FACE ON THE SURROUNDED BY THIN RED ADHESIVE BORDER LABELS WITH WORD HABANA REPEATEDLY AROUND OUTER EDGES. LEFT HAS WHITE DEPICTING WOMAN THAT EXTENDS BOTTOM OF BOX; INCLUDED ABOVE HER. FRONT CLUB PERFECTOS. THIS STAMPED NOTICE READS CIGARS HEREIN CONTAINED WERE MANUFACTURED RETAIL MORE THAN 5 CENTS AND 8 ARE SO TAX-PAID. RIGHT INCLUDES UNITED STATES BLUE-GREEN 50 CLASS B. DATE 1917 ALSO STAMP. INTERIOR CONTAINS FROM DOWN REAR FACE. PART SAME PICTURE FACE, CENTER AMIDST MURAL EXQUISITE DINNER RECEPTION GALLERY THEATRE PERFORMANCE RIGHT. HEAD WORD, PORTION EXTENDING CENTER, H. DERKSON & SONS MANUFACTURERS OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. PAPER INSERT FACTORY NO. 238 DIS. WIS. NOTICE: MANUFACTURES HAVE COMPLIED REQUIREMENTS LAW. EVERY PERSON CAUTIONED USE EITHER","./exhibit2/images/e20213a.jpg","187","100");
Qp[311]=new index("Box, Cigar","./exhibit2/e20213a.htm","AGAIN, THEREON NOR REMOVE CONTENTS WITHOUT DESTROYING SAID UNDER PENALTIES PROVIDED SUCH CASES. MESSAGE INSIDE BOLD BLACK BOX, UNDERNEATH WRITTEN DIST. 60. SURFACE UNION-MADE ISSUED AUTHORITY MAKERS INTERNATIONAL AMERICA. SERIAL NUMBER 59854606 HERMAN DERKSEN WAS BORN FEBRUARY 15, 1844 HOLLAND. 12 TRAVELED PARENTS WHERE THEY SETTLED CINCINNATI, OHIO. LATER FAMILY MOVED CHICAGO, ILLINOIS THEN WATERTOWN, FATHER, THEODORE, ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. WOULD PORTAGE, DURING CIVIL WAR DERKSEN, BEING TOO YOUNG ENLIST, WORKED LOCOMOTIVE FIREMAN MILWAUKEE, PAUL RAILWAY RAN LACROSSE. 1868 BOTH LOCATED CORNER MAIN IRVING STREET. WAUGOO MAIN, BUT LOCATION BURNED 1875. 1882 BLOCK BUILT JOINED COMPANY NAME CHANGED SONS. ACTIVE MEMBER COMMUNITY SERVED TIME CEMETERY BOARD 25 YEARS PARK BOARD. ENTHUSIASTIC YACHTSMAN KNOWN CAPTAIN DERKSEN. OWNED CORONA OBITUARY","./exhibit2/images/e20213a.jpg","187","100");
Qp[312]=new index("George Daubert","./exhibit2/e20157a.htm","ARCHIVES DAUBERT GELATIN PRINT OF GEORGE AFFIXED TO HIS DECLARATION INTENTION. IMAGE SC618.15.1 1942 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, DAUBERT, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE VOLGA GERMANS IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION PAINE LUMBER COMPANY","./exhibit2/images/e20157a.jpg","110","100");
Qp[313]=new index("Txerthoj Vang, Kia Thao, and daughter Hl","./exhibit2/e20199a.htm","ARCHIVES TXERTHOJ VANG VANG, KIA THAO, AND DAUGHTER HLEE AT BEINVENAI REFUGEE CAMP, THAILAND. 1980 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MOTHERS & CHILDREN HMONG LAOSIANS CAMPS REFUGEES FAMILIES","./exhibit2/images/e20199a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[314]=new index("Txerthoj Vang, Kia Thao, Hlee, and Chan","./exhibit2/e20200a.htm","ARCHIVES TXERTHOJ VANG VANG, KIA THAO, HLEE, AND CHAN IN TRADITIONAL HMONG COSTUME. 1981 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, BEINVENAI REFUGEE CAMP, THAILAND GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MOTHERS & CHILDREN LAOSIANS CAMPS REFUGEES FAMILIES COSTUMES","./exhibit2/images/e20200a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[315]=new index("Picture, Needlework","./exhibit2/e20260a.htm","HISTORY HMONG CLOTH. HAND-PIECED EMBROIDERED; COTTON. CENTRAL RECTANGLE 10 8 X 7 16 W HAS IMAGES: UPPER CENTER CONCENTRIC CIRCLES WITH TRANSECTING LINES 8-POINTED STAR, NUMERALS SECTIONS OF THE CIRCLES, ALL ENCIRCLED CLOCKWISE FROM TOP BIRD, SNAKE ARROW 1989 RIGHT HORSE, GOAT, MONKEY, ROOSTER, DOG, PIG, RAT, UNKNOWN QUADRUPED, RABBIT; BOTTOM CHECKERED SQUARE, MOST INTERIOR SQUARES SQUARES; LOWER ORANGE-BROWN YELLOW BAND PURPLE BOTTOM; LEFT LUAV XYOO 1987 BELOW. NARROW GRAY BORDER; WHITE BROAD BLUE TRIANGLES BORDER. OUTER FOLDED OVER ONTO BACK; BACKING WHITE-CREAM MUSLIN RUNNING STITCHES ATTACHMENTS SHOWING. ,AS DONOR, WAS DRAFTED BY COUSIN, SAYLEE VANG, MADE SISTER, CHUE VANG. MILWAUKEE, REFUGEE CAMP VINAI, PAKCHOM, LOEI, THAILAND. 1989. THIS TYPE USED HUNTERS TRAVELERS PREDICT SAFE, LUCKY GOOD TIME FOR HUNTING","./exhibit2/images/e20260a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[316]=new index("Picture, Needlework","./exhibit2/e20260a.htm","TRAVELING. IF USER DOESN YEAR, THEN MAY BASE; FIGURE YEARS DAYS COUNTERCLOCKWISE. CLOTH: PAAJ NTAUB HER, VINCENT. AMERICANS THREE DECADES WISCONSIN VOYAGEUR, VOL. 26, NO. 1, SUMMER FALL 2009. FABRIC PICTURE, NEEDLEWORK OSHKOSH, FOLK ART IMMIGRANT","./exhibit2/images/e20260a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[317]=new index("Picture, Needlework","./exhibit2/e20261a.htm","HISTORY HMONG CLOTH. CENTRAL FIELD WITH EMBROIDERED FIGURES GREY BACKGROUND; NARROW BLUE BORDER; WHITE PIECED OF AND TRIANGLES; BOARD OUTER BORDER. LINED MUSLIN. IMAGES DEPICT FLOOD INCLUDE MULTIPLE HUMAN DIFFERENT COLORED HAIR HEAD COVERINGS, 3 HOLDING SHEPHERD HOOKS, 2 SPEARS ? TWO ARKS; RAIN CLOUDS RAIN; SEVERAL PEOPLE WATER; FLYING BLACK BIRDS; NUMEROUS ANIMALS, MOST PAIRS. MADE BY DONOR THE BROTHER SISTER WHO GATHER ANIMALS. CLOTH: PAAJ NTAUB HER, VINCENT. AMERICANS THREE DECADES WISCONSIN VOYAGEUR, VOL. 26, NO. 1, SUMMER FALL 2009. 1995 LEE, SENG VANG COTTON PICTURE, NEEDLEWORK GREEN BAY, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANT FOLK ART FLOODS","./exhibit2/images/e20261a.jpg","144","100");
Qp[318]=new index("Txerthoj Vang and Family in traditional","./exhibit2/e20201a.htm","ARCHIVES TXERTHOJ VANG AND FAMILY IN TRADITIONAL HMONG COSTUME. 1999 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, VANG, THAO, KIA HLEE CHAN QHNOUQOU YENGLENG TSHAJLIJ OSHKOSH, WI GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MOTHERS & CHILDREN LAOSIANS REFUGEES FAMILIES COSTUMES IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20201a.jpg","144","100");
Qp[319]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20171a.htm","ARCHIVES TITUS-WRIGHT COLLECTION LETTER WRITTEN BY WILLIAM WALLACE TO REUBEN HICKS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, NY. POWELL HAD JUST LOST HIS WIFE, MARY E. WHITNEY JANUARY 4, 1850. WAS THE FATHER OF EMMITT HICKS. WOULD COME WINNEBAGO LATER DESCRIBES OSHKOSH AREA DETAIL AND PROSPECTS FOR THOSE MIGRATING WESTERWARD. [COVER] MR. RUBEN [ILLEGIBLE] CO. N.Y. FEB 28TH RESPECTED FRIEND, RECEIVED YOUR DUE TIME ALTHOUGH ENTIRE STRANGER YET FEEL NEARNESS TOWARDS FROM FACT BEING CONNECTED WITH MY RELATIVES. MOURN LOSS BELOVED & MUCH COUSIN, BUT SOURCE GREAT CONSOLATION KNOW THAT SHE DIED FIRM HOPE JESUS, BLESSED DEAD LORD. WHAT PRECIOUS WORDS MAY CHIEF AIM DESIRE PREPARED DEATH RIGHTEOUS HELP RESIGNED LIVE WAY MANNER MEET LAND PURE DELIGHT WHERE SICKNESS NEVER COME. TRY ANSWER INQUIRIES CAN. GOVERNMENT RATHER SCARCE HERE. HAVE TWENTY","./exhibit2/images/e20171a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[320]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20171a.htm","MILES GET LAND, THERE LARGE ABOUT 12 BOUGHT LAST FALL INDIANS HAS GRATE DEAL GOOD FARMING BESIDES IMMENSE PINE FORESTS, WHICH FURNISH LUMBER ABUNDANCE MANY YEARS, ALMOST KINDS PRINCIPALLY OAK HICKORY, NOT WATERED SOME PEOPLE LIKE FARMS SPRING NICE LITTLE CREEKS. FOUND DIGGING 15 20 FEET STATE SOLD IMPROVEMENT FOX RIVER FIRST SALE APRIL. THIS LEGS ALONG GENERALLY VERY LAND. PLENTY HERE, NONE OTHER. WORTH 7 DOLLARS PER THOUSAND ACCORDING QUALITY. HORSES SIXTY EIGHTY DOLLARS. TWO-HORSE WAGON 75 80 OXEN 70 YOKE. COWS COOK STOVES 25 WHEAT 69 CENTS BUSHEL CORN 44 OATS 38 POTATOES PORK FRESH $4.75 HUNDRED BEEF HUNDRED. FLOUR $3.45 BBL. DRY GOODS GROCERIES REASONABLE NOW. SPOKE GETTING INTO BUSINESS TROUBLE EMPLOYMENT SOON. WANT SCHOOL TEACHERS IMPOSSIBLE VILLAGE SCHOOL. THINK FIND DIFFICULTY SPECULATION SHOULD PERHAPS SOMETHING STORES 14 GROCERS","./exhibit2/images/e20171a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[321]=new index("Picture, Needlework","./exhibit2/e20258a.htm","ARCHAEOLOGY ETHNOLOGY HMONG STORY CLOTH. FARMING PRESENTED MARK HARRIS, DEPUTY MAYOR OF OSHKOSH, AT THE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION 2003 HELD DECEMBER 14, 2002 WINNEBAGO EXPOSITION CENTER, WI. SEE ORAL HISTORY, OH2003.1, FOR DESCRIPTION NEG #22670 PHOTO #1 IMAGE MAKER AND MOTHER SISTER INTERVIEWEE. CLOTH: PAAJ NTAUB HER, VINCENT. AMERICANS THREE DECADES WISCONSIN VOYAGEUR, VOL. 26, NO. SUMMER FALL 2009. VANG, CHARMEE PICTURE, NEEDLEWORK LAOS FOLK ART IMMIGRANT LIFE ANIMALS WINNOWING HOUSES RICE POUNDER BUCKETS CORN MONKEYS BEARS PIGS PADDIES PONDS WOMEN RIFLES","./exhibit2/images/e20258a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[322]=new index("Ball","./exhibit2/e20259a.htm","HISTORY NEW YEAR BALL PRESENTED MARK HARRIS, DEPUTY MAYOR OF OSHKOSH, AT THE HMONG CELEBRATION 2003 HELD DECEMBER 14, 2002 WINNEBAGO EXPOSITION CENTER, WI. BLACK CLOTH, STUFFED AND STITCHED. PER TXERTHOJ VANG: MADE BY ELDERLY WOMAN; WITH OLD CLOTH. USUALLY DAUGHTER SUPPOSED LEARN HOW MAKE BEFORE DAY. TOSSED COURTING GIRL BOY BACK FORTH WHILE EXCHANGING PERSONAL INFORMATION SEE ORAL OH2003.1 DISCUSSION BALL. FOLK ART IMMIGRANT CELEBRATIONS COURTSHIP","./exhibit2/images/e20259a.jpg","111","100");
Qp[323]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20190a.htm","ARCHIVES PETFORD COLLECTION LETTER TO THOMAS B. PETFORD, SR. IN AMERICA FROM HIS NEPHEW ENGLAND, WILLIAMTHOMAS LOWESMORE. WRITTEN SHORTLY AFTER THEIR ARRIVAL ENGLAND. DISCUSSES CONDITIONS PROSPECT OF FATHER IMMIGRATING. WORCESTER 28 APRIL 1845 MY DEAR UNCLE AUNT RIGHT THESE FEW LINES YOU HOPING FIND ALL GOOD HEALTH LEAVES PRESENT, THANK GOD IT. UNCLE, THINKS VERY HARD HAVE SO MANY LETTERS NOT HAD ANSWER. MOST MADE UP MIND COME AMERICA, BUT WISHES YOU. FIRST, NEWS SEND OUR COUNTRY SHOCKING STATE. THERE NEITHER WORK NOR MONEY HALF THIS COUNTRY. MR. MRS. PARKER KINGS NORTON WAS WELL WHEN HEARD THEM LAST SENDS KIND LOVE ALL. YOUR BROTHERS ARE SISTERS GRANDFATHER ABOUT SAME SAW HIM. MOTHER PLEASE GIVE COUSINS ACCEPT YOURSELF. REMAIN AFFECTIONATE NEPHEW, B., LOWESMORE, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION WESTWARD MOVEMENT PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20190a.jpg","87","100");
Qp[324]=new index("Oral History Interview with Txerthoj Van","./exhibit2/e20202a.htm","ARCHIVES ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW WITH TXERTOJ VANG CASSETTE RECORDED TXERTHOJ CONDUCTED BY JOAN LLOYD. HE DISCUSSES CLOTH OPM COLLECTION AND NEW YEARS BALL. J: INDICATES THE INTERVIEWER, MS. LLOYD; T: SUBJECT, MR. VANG. EMPTY BRACKETS [ ] BRACKETED WORDS PHRASES DIALOGUE THAT CANNOT BE UNDERSTOOD WHERE ONE UNSURE OF PROPER SPELLING, ORDER THIS OSHKOSH PUBLIC MUSEUM. SITTING AND, EXCUSE ME, PRONOUNCE YOUR NAME. TODAY APRIL 25TH, 2003. VANG, WILL PLEASE GIVE FULL NAME, BIRTH DATE BIRTHPLACE. WOULD BIRTHPLACE? MY J. VANG; LAST WAS BORN LAOS, NORTHERN 1956. SEPTEMBER 15TH, LITTLE VILLAGE, RURAL, OUTSIDE TOWN. WHAT TOWN? AH, THEY CALL ]. THAT. I. PART LAOS. [WAUPON]. BEFORE CONTINUE PERSONAL HISTORY, LIKE THESE OBJECTS WERE RECENTLY DONATED DEPUTY MAYOR, MARK HARRIS. ITEMS: GIVEN HIM WHEN ATTENDED HMONG 2002 CELEBRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20202a.jpg","144","100");
Qp[325]=new index("Oral History Interview with Txerthoj Van","./exhibit2/e20202a.htm","OSHKOSH. ACCESSION NO. 2003.36. LET START CLOCK. TELL ABOUT ORIGIN TRADITION. OKAY. ACTUALLY EMBROIDERY CLOTH, PANDAO, SOMETHING - PANDAO. MEANS FLOWER CLOTH. THEM. 1979, 1975 MOSTLY HAVE JUST REGULAR YET, YET. AFTER THAT, PEOPLE STARTED REALIZE SHOULD WRITE STORY. 1975? 1975. BECAUSE WE, STARTING ESCAPE FROM PLACE, KIND WAR STARTING, KNOW. LEARN MORE ABOUT, ABLE STAY USUALLY. WHY THINK GOT REMEMBER DOING, DONE BEFORE. CLOTHS HAPPEN ACTUALLY. PRIOR THERE DECORATIVE MADE, QUILTING SIMILAR ARE USED TO. RIGHT. TODAY. MANY OF, STYLE SOME, THREE BIG CATEGORY THING, SCISSORS CUT OUT. THEN SEW. LAY THREAD OVER OTHER ONE, USE, THIRD WAX DYE CAN, WHATEVER COLOR IT. BASE PIECES. ADD ELSE. BUT THINGS DO. DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES. SCISSORS, CUTTING TECHNIQUE. LAID UNDERSTAND ONE. GOES THIS. THE, EMBROIDERY. YEAH. EMBROIDERY, YES. WITH. DRAWING [MILLED] W","./exhibit2/images/e20202a.jpg","144","100");
Qp[326]=new index("Passport","./exhibit2/e20195a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE PASSPORT FOR JACQUES JACOB STEIGER ISSUED IN BERNE, SWITZERLAND. HE LISTED AGE 24; BLOND HAIR; LOW FOREHEAD; BROWN EYEBROWS; GRAY EYES; MEDIUM NOSE; POINTED CHIN; OVAL FACE; 5 FEET 8 INCHES TALL LABORER BY OCCUPATION. STATES THAT FROM GRINWALD, WISHES TO EMMIGATE AMERICA. THE STAMPED FIVE TIMES INSIDE INDICATES WAS TRAVELLING NEW ORLEANS, THROUGH YORK CITY. DOCUMENT WRITTEN FRENCH HAS NOT HAD LITERAL TRANSLATION. STEIGER, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION SWISS","./exhibit2/images/e20195a.jpg","131","100");
Qp[327]=new index("Passport for Heinrich Kitz","./exhibit2/e20198a.htm","ARCHIVES KITZ FAMILY PRUSSIAN PASSPORT FROM 1853 ALLOWING HEINRICH AND HIS TO IMMIGRATE AMERICA: THE SIGNATORY ROYAL GOVERNMENT REIGN CERTIFIES THAT HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR BRICKMAKER DUISDORF DISTRICT OF BONN REQUEST BECAUSE EMIGRATION WITH WIFE GERTRUD, VENDEL, CHILDREN 1. HELENA KITZ, 22 YEARS OLD 2. MATHIAS 19 3. FRANZ 4. MARIA 13 DISMISSAL SUBJECT COMBINE. THIS DISMISSAL-DOCUMENT CAUSES ONLY PERSONS MENTIONED TIME ITS SURRENDERING LOSS PROPERTY QUALITY SUBJECT. COLOGNE, 8TH APRIL HANDED MOMENT DEPARTURE FRANK GERTRUDE FENDEL OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS GERMANS & IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20198a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[328]=new index("James Murdock","./exhibit2/e20014a.htm","ARCHIVES MURDOCK COLLECTION 1 4 PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE OF JAMES GLASS, STIPPLED BRASS MAT WITH SCROLL OPENING, PRESERVER, WOODEN CASE EMBOSSED LEATHERETTE COVER, RED VELVET LID LINING, AND DOUBLE HOOK EYE CLOSURE. 1848 1855 COPPER SILVER PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION MURDOCK, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS FARMERS POLITICIANS IMMIGRANTS CANADIANS","./exhibit2/images/e20014a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[329]=new index("Elizabeth Bonsack Kiser","./exhibit2/e20158a.htm","ARCHIVES CROSS SIXTH PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE OF ELIZABETH BONSACK KISER; STIPPLED BRASS MAT AND SCROLL OPENING; GLASS; WOODEN CASE WITH HOOK EYE CLOSURE; EMBOSSED BROWN VELVET PADDED COVER INTERIOR LID; STAMPED LEATHERETTE FLORAL DESIGN. HANDWRITTEN NOTE, BY SON, DANIEL ELLIOT KISER, ACCOMPANIES IMAGE. 1850 1852 PAPER METAL COPPER SILVER PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION BONSACK, BALTIMORE, MD PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS DOTY, JAMES DUANE","./exhibit2/images/e20158a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[330]=new index("Edward Eastman","./exhibit2/e20001a.htm","ARCHIVES JANE GRANGER ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD OF EDWARD EASTMAN, TAN MOUNT WITH BLACK INK. 1864 1870 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CARTE DE VISITE OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS POLITICIANS SMALL COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES BOOKSTORES MAYORS","./exhibit2/images/e20001a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[331]=new index("Dr. Christian Linde","./exhibit2/e20023a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF DR. CHRISTIAN LINDE. MARKS: BACK, WEBSTER & WALKER PHOTOGRAPHERS, OSHKOSH, WIS. NEGATIVES PRESERVED INSCRIPTION: 1866 1870 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER LINDE, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS DOCTORS IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION IMMIGRATION","./exhibit2/images/e20023a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[332]=new index("Ansel W. Kellogg","./exhibit2/e20077a.htm","ARCHIVES GALLUP ALBUMEN PRINT ON VISITING CARD, CREAM COLORED MOUNT WITH PURPLE INK, AN OVAL PICTURE RECTANGLE BORDER OF ANSEL W. KELLOG. MARKS: R. HOOK PHOTOGRAPHER, WAUKEGAN, ILL 1866 1870 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CARTE VISITE GREEN BAY, STORY KELLOGG, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS BANKERS FIRST NATIONAL OSHKOSH BUSINESS PEOPLE","./exhibit2/images/e20077a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[333]=new index("Karl Miller and Veronica Miller Grabner","./exhibit2/e20062a.htm","ARCHIVES GRABNER COLLECTION ALBUMEN PRINT TAN CARDSTOCK OF BROTHER AND SISTER, VERONICA KARL MILLER. 1889 1890 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CABINET GREEN BAY, WI STORY MILLER, GRABNER, OSHKOSH, BRADLEY SOUTH SIDE GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS SISTERS BROTHERS IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit2/images/e20062a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[334]=new index("Dr. Samuel Johnson Osborn","./exhibit2/e20117a.htm","ARCHIVES FOUND IN COLLECTION GELATIN PRINT CABINET CARD OF DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON OSBORN. 1895 1896 LEE, SENG VANG CLOTH COTTON CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER GOLD LEAF GREEN BAY, WI STORY OSBORN, J., SR. OSHKOSH, LUCK AND DYE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE DOCTORS PHARMACISTS DRUGSTORES PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20117a.jpg","98","100");
Qp[335]=new index("Henry A. Stanley","./exhibit2/e20042a.htm","ARCHIVES WEBSTER STANLEY ALBUMEN COPY PRINT ON CABINET CARD STOCK OF HENRY A. STANLEY. 1895 1899 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK STANLEY, HERMANSVILLE, MI OLLASON & NICOLSON PIONEERS FIRSTS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE","./exhibit2/images/e20042a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[336]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20177a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE LETTER WRITTEN BY JOHN ELLIOT IN OMRO, WISCONSIN TO HIS DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW, ELIZABETH ELLIOTT READ CINCINNATTI, OHIO. THE FAMILIES HAD EMIGRATED US 1851 FROM ENGLAND. DISCUSSES SOME OF HARDSHIPS IMMIGRATION WESTWARD MOVEMENT EXPERIENCED THESE FAMILIES: DEC. 21ST DEAR FEW LINES COME WITH OUR KINDEST RESPECTS YOU BOTH HOPING THEY WILL FIND ENJOYMENT GOOD HEATH AS AM. HAPPY INFORM PRETTY WELL CONSIDERING COLDNESS WEATHER. WINTER HAS BEEN SET TWO WEEKS THIS LAST VERY SEVERE INDEED. COULD SCARCELY KEEP OURSELVES WARM STOVE EVERY THING WAS EVEN FROZE MORROW. BUT, NOW LITTLE CALMER THAT HOPE SHALL ABLE MANAGE THROUGH. HOW ARE GETTING ALONG? PLEASE DO SEND PARTICULARS. HAVE SENT LETTERS, CHARLES ONE EMMA ONE, ANSWERS NEITHER THEM WHICH MADE UNEASY FEAR SOMETHING MATTER YOU. YOUR","./exhibit2/images/e20177a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[337]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20177a.htm","MOTHER OFTEN DREAMS ALWAYS TALKING WONDERING GOING ON. SHE WISHES HERE ELSE THERE. FEELS MUCH BEING STATE WITHOUT HAVING KNOW TIME YEAR, IMPOSSIBLE MY ELIZABETH, LOOK ABOVE UP SPIRITS DOUBT LORD BRING SAFE DOUBT, BEST MAKE COMFORTABLE, SUCH WOMAN UNTIL CAN YOURSELF. TAKE CARE COLD, SECOND LYING WORSE THAN FIRST WHATEVER ACT CAREFUL PUT WHOLE TRUST GOD IF SOON WHEN SEE AGAIN HUSBAND BABY WELL. INFORMED ABOUT SISTER MARY ANN MARRIED GEORGE CHALLONER. BOUGHT ALTOGETHER DIVIDED INTO FARMS HOUSE THEIR OWN PRESENT NONE, LIVING COTTAGE BROTHER WILLIAM RECEPTION. PLEASANTLY SITUATED CLOSE FOX RIVER, WINDOW STEAMBOATS PASS DAY. FROZEN CATTLE CARRIAGES OVER. [CHALLONER] GONE DOWN BUFFALO SETTLE BUSINESS, NOT SETTLED BEFORE WENT WEST. WORD WROTE BOTH, RECEIVED ANSWER. AUNT ALLCOCK. LOVE BOTH. THOMAS APPLETON LIKEWISE LUCK DOES RELATIONS FRIENDS. TOD","./exhibit2/images/e20177a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[338]=new index("Declaration of Intention to become a Uni","./exhibit2/e20185a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE DECLARATION OF INTENTION TO BECOME UNITED STATES CITIZEN FOR GEORGE DAUBERT. THE DOCUMENT SATETS THAT WAS BORN MARCH 15, 1873 JAGODNAJA POLJANA, RUSSIA. HIS WIFE ANNA ALSO THERE 22, 1874. THEY WERE MARRIED DECEMBER 26, 1892. FIVE THEIR CHILDREN THERE. CAME FEBRUARY 1913 ONBOARD CANADA THROUGH PORTLAND MAINE. DECLARES HAS LIVED OSHKOSH, SINCE 1914. CERTIFICATE, CITIZENSHIP DAUBERT, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION VOLGA GERMANS","./exhibit2/images/e20185a.jpg","75","100");
Qp[339]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20180a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE LETTER WRITTEN BY HANNAH READ IN COBRIDGE, ENGLAND TO HER SON JOHN INDIANA. THE ELLIOTT FAMILIES HAD EMIGRATED US 1851 FROM ENGLAND. DISCUSSES SOME OF HARDSHIPS SEPARATION FAMILY, CRIMEAN WAR, MATTERS ENGLAND: [NOTE TOP] DON BE LONG BEFORE YOU WRITE AGAIN SURE. DECEMBER 31ST 1854 MY DEAR JOHN, NOW SIT DOWN ANSWER YOUR WELCOME WISHED WHICH RECEIVED 18TH VERY GLAD HEAR THAT ARE ENJOYMENT GOOD HEALTH PROSPERITY WITH AROUND YOU. SAY SETTLED AS WILL FETCH ME. THANK KIND OFFER, BUT STRONG ENOUGH UNDERTAKE JOURNEY ABLE MUCH TOWARDS LIVING EITHER THERE ANYWHERE ELSE. HAVE BEEN HANLEY ONCE THIS LAST FIVE YEARS. LITTLE BETTER WHEN WROTE ELIZABETH JOSEPH WELL TIME. THANKS GIVER THINGS. THEY CAN HAS BEGUN WORK [JOSEPH TWELVE OLD] [ILLEGIBLE] MESSR GOODWIN WAREHOUSE WORKS WEEK GETS HALF","./exhibit2/images/e20180a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[340]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20180a.htm","CROWN [2 SHILLINGS], SLACK NEWS. KNOW IF HEARD ABOUT [CRIMEAN WAR]. FEEL GREAT DEAL SORROW. DISTRESSES COUNTRY MANY WAYS. MAKES STAGNATION PROVISIONS ACCOUNT THOUGH PLENTIFUL HARVEST. THESE COMPELLED PAY PATRIOTIC FUND WIDOWS ORPHANS POOR FELL MAY FALL MAJESTY SERVICE. FORCING YOUNG MILITIA. ENCOURAGING BOYS LIST EVER CAN, GRIEVES THEIR PARENTS MUCH. SEEN AUNT SARAH SINCE FEW DAYS AFTER LETTER. THEN SALE INTENTION BUYING PIANO, DID WAS TOO HER. CALLED SINCE. THINK FORSAKEN ME, TRUST ONE ABOVE ANYTHING BENJAMIN BEARDMORE NOR IS. MARTHA MORE, DIED WEEKS SATURDAY NIGHT ATTEND FUNERAL SUNDAY, SUCH SHORT NOTICE COULD NOT, RATHER WOULD MONDAY. JAMES ROGERS MONTHS WORK. LOST EYE THROUGH INFLAMATION BLEEDING LEECHES. MADE LEFT RICHES BROTHER THEM LONGPORT. CLARK GOT MOTHER LOOK IT, TOLD ABRAHAM, BEING INTOXICATED USUAL, SAID NICE WENT PLAY TUNE H","./exhibit2/images/e20180a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[341]=new index("Oral History Interview with Ge Jouapao L","./exhibit2/e20160a.htm","ARCHIVES ORAL HISTORY CASSETTE RECORDED INTERVIEW WITH GE JOUAPAO LOR, 21 JANUARY 1997 X: IDENTIFIES THE UNNAMED INTERVIEWER; G: SUBJECT, MR. LOR. OPEN BRACKETS [ ] BRACKETED WORDS INDICATE THAT EITHER PHRASE NOT UNDERSTOOD, CORRECT SPELLING FOR UNCLEAR 21ST AND .? GO AHEAD GE. FIRST QUESTION, WHEN DID YOU COME OSHKOSH WHY? JUNE 1984. REASON MOVE HERE BECAUSE GOT JOB OSHKOSH. FROM APPLETON WHAT THINK CAME OSHKOSH? WELL THING, LIKE LITTLE STRANGE BUT AFTER WHILE ]. COUPLE YEARS ARE HARD LIVE LOT OF PEOPLE DON KNOW SOME JUST SAY, HEY MAN, BACK YOUR COUNTRY! THINGS HAPPENED THAT. 6 PRETTY GOOD NOW. ABOUT LIVING WELL, RIGHT LAKE. COULD FISHING. THERE NICE AROUND HERE. ACTUALLY HAVE MY FAMILY MOVING PLACE LIVE, HOW GET INTO UNITED STATES? DOES WORK? ONE BY SOMETHING BROTHER PHILADELPHIA. THEN MOVED SHEBOYGAN. KINDA","./exhibit2/images/e20160a.jpg","","");
Qp[342]=new index("Oral History Interview with Ge Jouapao L","./exhibit2/e20160a.htm","CUSTOMS FIND STRANGE? FULL LIFE WAS ME. WEAR, ACTIVITIES? ANYTHING FOUND REALLY STRANGE. CULTURE WHATEVER. KIDS, THEY GO, STATES, SONS FIVE OLDER DAUGHTER EIGHT. GREW OVER STATES. ALONG CULTURE, CUSTOMS, EVERYTHING. WIFE LAOS MORE THAN TEN MUCH AMERICAN KIDS. SPEAK ENGLISH HOME, HARDER CANNOT GOOD. HMONG EITHER. OPPOSITE LAOS, TEACH WANT. HERE, CANNOT. LAW. HIT THEM, TOUCH TV, RADIO, BAD NEWS THERE. LEARN PERSON DIFFERENT WAY DIFFERENTLY. SEPARATE. WAY, SONS. THIS YOUNGER PARENTS, BETTER ADAPT EASIER CUSTOMS. EASY THEIR GET, THEY, CULTURE. PART PARENT, HAD CHANGE. SORRY ALL. DO, WRONG, RIGHT. TOO. MISS LAOS? HOMELAND BORN RELATIVES USED DIE HOMELAND. CONTINUE FOLLOW OWN RELIGION. TIME BECAME CHRISTIAN 1983 CHRISTIAN. BIT CLOTHING. FOOD EAT OTHERWISE PEOPLE, PEOPLES, REGION, GONNA TIME. GONE. ADOPTED COUNTRY, 100% DO. AMERICANS LIKED? BECO","./exhibit2/images/e20160a.jpg","","");
Qp[343]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20179a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE LETTER WRITTEN BY HANNAH READ IN COBRIDGE, ENGLAND TO HER SON JOHN INDIANA. THE ELLIOTT FAMILIES HAD EMIGRATED US 1851 FROM ENGLAND. DISCUSSES SOME OF HARDSHIPS SEPARATION FAMILY, HIS MOTHER REFUSAL COME AMERICA, MATTERS ENGLAND: JAN. 30TH 1853 MY DEAR SON, TAKE FIRST OPPORTUNITY ANSWERING YOUR LONG WISHED FOR LETTER, AS ALMOST THOUGHT MUST NEVER HEAR AGAIN. SHOULD HAVE WROTE LONG, BEEN CERTAIN SAME PLACE. GREAT DEAL ABOUT YOU, WERE AFRAID WAS NOT RIGHT WITH YOU. DREAMED MANY TIMES. SIX WEEKS BEFORE XMAS SAW SITTING SOFA, LITTLE BOY [JOHN READ, BORN CINCINNATI, OHIO] KNEE FAST ASLEEP. HIM JUST SUCH ANOTHER ROSY-FACED YOURSELF WHEN 9 MONTHS OLD, ONLY DARKER HAIR. AWOKE ALAS DREAM. RECEIVED NEWSPAPER 21ST JANUARY VERY MUCH DISAPPOINTED THERE LETTER. BUT WHILE, JOSEPH PEACEIFIED","./exhibit2/images/e20179a.jpg","119","100");
Qp[344]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20179a.htm","SINGING. WELL, THIS BETTER THAN NOTHING, KNEW ALIVE NOW. HAPPINESS RECEIVING 27TH JOY THAT HAPPY AMONGST FRIENDS. BUT, CANNOT HELP FEELING GIVEN UP THOUGHTS COMING ACCORDING PROMISE SHALL HOPES SEEING DON UNTIL MENTION, YET HARDLY EXPECT WITHOUT STAY URGE, ARE LIKELY BETTER. SPOKE CONFIDENCE. PUT OCEAN. JOHN, HEALTH SPIRITS WILL PERMIT. ASSUREDLY MEET WATERY GRAVE CONTENT DAYS FEW LEFT HERE. WORLD, TRUST BETTER, WHERE NEITHER LABOR SORROW. SORRY ENJOY GOOD HAS ILL. GLAD ENJOYING MERRY XMAS, CONFESS SAD WORK. HOLIDAYS, MORE DID FULLY EXPECTED WRITE AGAIN, PLEASE SEND LOCK GRANDSON HAIR, WORD WHETHER COUSIN THOMAS WILLIAMSON PROMISED WOULD. WHAT DOING, HOW EARNED MONEY, SAY MASTER. THINK CHURCH MINISTERS, STILL LOVE FEAR GOD, SERVE TRULY, THEN PROSPER THROUGH LIFE. COLD DANGEROUS CROSS RIVER NIGHT MORNING. ALARMING WET WEATHER FOUR SUCCESSI","./exhibit2/images/e20179a.jpg","119","100");
Qp[345]=new index("Warranty Deed from Francis Beardmore to","./exhibit2/e20184a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE WARRANTY DEED FROM FRANCIS BEARDMORE FATHER TO JOHN SON FOR AMOUNT OF $1.00. LAND IN NORTHWEST 2 4 SECTION 15 80ACRES SOUTHEAST 10 40 THIS PROPERTY LOCATED VINLAND TOWNSHIP, WINNEBAGO COUNTY, WISCONSIN. BEARDMORE, B. FRANCIS, SR. OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION CITIZENSHIP PIONEERS FARMERS","./exhibit2/images/e20184a.jpg","135","100");
Qp[346]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20178a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE LETTER WRITTEN BY HANNAH READ IN COBRIDGE, ENGLAND TO HER SON JOHN INDIANA. THE ELLIOTT FAMILIES HAD EMIGRATED US 1851 FROM ENGLAND. DISCUSSES SOME OF HARDSHIPS SEPARATION FAMILY: JULY 13, 1852 KENTON COUNTY MY DEAR JOHN, NOW SIT DOWN ANSWER YOUR WELCOME LETTER, WHICH RECEIVED 3RD JULY. EXPECTED ABOUT THAT TIME. JOSEPH CALLED DINNER WAKE, BUT DID NOT COME. FORGET LOOK MOON STARS; MANY SINCE LEFT HOME TRUSTED THEY WERE SHINING AS BEAUTIFUL OVER US. HEARD LITTLE MONDAY, UNDERSTOOD STONE WAS STILL ROLLING MADE VERY UNHAPPY. GLAD YOU, HAVE GOT GOOD SITUATION, DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY, FOUND FLAT SIDE REST UPON. HOPE WILL DUTY, BOTH TOWARD MASTER SHOPMATES ARE SERVING EARTHLY TRULY. HEAVENLY ONE. NEVER PRAY SEND WORD WHETHER THERE PROTESTANT CHURCH NEAR HOW SPEND SABBATHS. MAY ASSURED","./exhibit2/images/e20178a.jpg","130","100");
Qp[347]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20178a.htm","SHALL CROSS OCEAN, NOR ELSE BELONGING [TO] COULD HINDER THEM. NEITHER WOULD WAITED CONSENT. ELIZABETH COMFORT LEFT, KNOW DEARLY LOVE CHOOSE RATHER FOLLOW THEIR GRAVES THAN SHOULD LEAVE NATIVE LAND, FLOWING WITH MILK HONEY. LATE SEW WILD OATS. MONEY SPEAK TRIFLE. HAS BEEN WORKED THROW AWAY SUCH MANNER. SORRY BEING POORLY. THINK MUST SUFFERED MUCH TRAVELING HUNDREDS MILES YOUNG BABY. WONDER HAVING GATHERED BREAST, BETTER FUTURE. FEEL SETTLED ENGLAND, SEE LEAST SOMETIMES. SAY NEXT WINTER. INDEED ADVISE AFTER AFRAID SEA BAD WEATHER. SAYS BEHIND THIS TIME, BACK. MRS. HALES BROUGHT HIM FIRST GUN LIVERPOOL. WRAPPED SAME PAPER, SAVE NEPHEW AGAINST COMES. BENJAMIN BEARDMORE FOUNDRY UNCLE SAMUEL TABERNER MASTER, HAS. PRICE USED IT, LOST THROUGH DRINKING NEGLECT. AUNT SARAH NOW, SHE THINKS PLENTY ENJOY HEALTH, HEAT COLD SEVERE. YOU. MR. NICKLIN GIVE","./exhibit2/images/e20178a.jpg","130","100");
Qp[348]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20181a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE LETTER WRITTEN BY JOHN ELLIOT IN OMRO, WISCONSIN TO HIS DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW, ELIZABETH ELLIOTT READ. NOT CLEAR WHERE THE READS ARE NOW LIVING, BUT PROBABLY INDIANA AS THEY CONTINUE MOVING WEST. FAMILIES HAD EMIGRATED US 1851 FROM ENGLAND. DISCUSSES FAMILY LIFE HOPES THAT WOULD SETTLE OMRO. THERE ALSO NOTES END OTHER MEMBERS OMRO: JULY 13TH 1854 DEAR TAKE GREAT PLEASURE ONCE MORE WRITING FEW LINES YOU HOPING WILL FIND BOTH ENJOYMENT OF VERY GOOD HEALTH, YOUR LITTLE ONES. THIS TIME WELL EXCEPT MOTHER SHE ALL, SOMEWHAT BETTER THAN WHEN LAST US. ABLE PRESENT DO ANYTHING DON KNOW SHOULD HAVE DONE EMMA LEFT GOT MARRIED STEPHEN 12TH JUNE [EMMA STABEY WINNEBAGO COUNTY] WITH FOR COULD GET ALONG WITHOUT EMMA. GETTING LUMBER READY PUT UP HOME FALL PLACE THEN EXPECT LEAVE QUITE STOUT","./exhibit2/images/e20181a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[349]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20181a.htm","AGAIN. HAS MUCH PAIN BACK LOINS ALTOGETHER WEAK. STRENGTHENING PLASTER RED PORT WINE BELLY. BLESSING GOD MAY BRING ABOUT AGAIN, MUST CARE. HANNAH DOING WOOD. MARY GEORGE [CHALLONER] GONE THEIR FARM. NOR GEORGE. WILLIAM [ELLIOTT] WELL. WORKING BRICKYARD. SAM ? TURN OVER LEAF. JOSIAH WELL, PRETTY SICK. JUST [ILLEGIBLE] GIRL NAMED MARIA. FARM, GOING 60 MILES MILL PARK TUTTLE DOCTOR. CHARLES SARAH LIVE ALGOMA. WAS 4[TH] SPENT WEEK AMONGST BUT, HATE. GLAD HEAR CONSIDERING THINGS BETTER. COME DOWN. MADE INQUIRY VILLAGE LOTS, MANY BOUGHT UP. SELLING 50 DOLLARS LOT, THOSE GOOD. WHY PLENTY THINK COMING HERE. WANT ADVISE BUILD BEST. SAY SAVE MONEY. CAN YOU. HOW WISH RECEIVED WHICH THANK SPOKE TELLS LOTS. HOUSE ANOTHER DIFFERENT PLACES, THINKS KNOW. SEEN HIM SINCE, MAKE MINDS SEND WORD WRITE [YOU] PARTICULARS. PLEASE RETURN POST COMES BROTHERS SISTE","./exhibit2/images/e20181a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[350]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20174a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE LETTER FROM JAMES STEWART IN OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN TO HIS UNCLE SCOTLAND: IT WRITTEN THE BACK OF F. C. MESSINGER NEWS SHEET DATED JUNE 1856, WHICH CONTAINS LOCAL NEWS. JULY 27, DEAR UNCLE, RECEIVED YOURS 25TH JUNE. WAS HAPPY SEE BY THAT HEALTH HAS BEEN SO GOOD FOR LAST TWELVE MONTHS. WILL NO DOUBT THINK VERY CARELESS NOT WRITING BEFORE THIS TIME. DULY CONTAINING ONE [MONEY] ORDERS SENT YOU. MUCH DISAPPOINTED RECEIVING INTELLIGENCE COMING HERE. LOOKING ARRIVING EVERY DAY WEEKS LETTER. BOYS WENT STEAM BOATS WHEN THEY HERE, THINKING WOULD MEET YOU, BUT CAME HOME ALWAYS DISAPPOINTED. ALMOST CERTAIN COME, HAD ARRANGEMENTS INTENDED PUT MY FARM, MADE UP MIND OUT ANYMORE, THOUGHT IF ENGAGE MAN WORK THERE AFTER COUNTRY NEED AFTER. BOUGHT YOKE CATTLE ONLY COMING. PAID 100 DOLLARS THEM. WERE","./exhibit2/images/e20174a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[351]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20174a.htm","DARK RED YEARS OLD COULD KNOW OTHER. HAVE STILL FARM. SHARES FALL WELSH MAN. KNEW LITTLE ABOUT FARMING DRIVING CATTLE. SPOILED BAD SPRING PLEASED TRACTABLE DROVE FIREWOOD WITH WINTER SNOW GROUND SLEIGHING GOOD. EASY [TO] SPAN HORSES. DISTANCE MILES TWO HOURS. MORE. HIRE PLOW WHAT CAN SOW WHEAT OATS, CUT HARVEST. GOT CONSIDERABLE STOCK 11 HEAD MARE COLT AGO. FINE ANIMAL, BEAUTIFUL BAY, OLD, GENTLE. SMALLEST CHILDREN DRIVE ANYTHING HANDSOME CREATURE SAME COLOR MOTHER. RATHER SMALL, TWIN COLT, DIED. LARGER THAN ONE. 21ST MARCH, 1857 ABOVE LINES COMMENCED REPLY UPON RECEIPT YOURS. MAKE APOLOGY BEING SAY GET TIME, FULL BUSINESS. MUST OWN UNGRATEFUL TOWARDS TRUST FORGIVE PAST HEREAFTER. INFORM ENJOYMENT HEALTH, EXCEPT HELEN. SICK THANK GOD DEAL BETTER AGAIN. GREAT CHANGE [A INCH SECTION MISSING HERE] EPTION EYES LIGHT BLUE EYES, MAGDALENA BOTH","./exhibit2/images/e20174a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[352]=new index("Passport for Joseph Noe, issued by the K","./exhibit2/e20197a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH NOE WURTTENBERG PASSPORT FROM 1847 ALLOWING TO IMMGRATE NORTH AMERICA. HE IS LISTED BEING 49 YEARS OLD; 5 FEET INCHES TALL; LONG LEGS; STRONG; GOOD TEETH; AND SINGLE. THERE ONE STAMP INSIDE. IT WRITTEN GERMAN SCRIPT NEEDS LITERAL TRANSLATION. NOE, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS GERMANS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION FOR ISSUED BY KINGDOM OF","./exhibit2/images/e20197a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[353]=new index("Passport","./exhibit2/e20196a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE PASSPORT FOR MARIAN EBERNAU ISSUED IN MEININGEN. IT ALOWS HIM TO LEAVE AND IMMIGRATE NORTH AMERICA. HAS ONE STAMP INSIDE. MOST OF THE INSCRIPTIONS ILLEGIBLE: NO. 27 VALID SIX WEEKS GRAND DUKEDOM DESCRIPTION AGE 29 SIZE 5 FEET, 3 INCHES STATUR FACE FORM: COLOR: HAIR FOREHEAD EYEBROWS EYES NOSE MOUTH BEARD CHIN TEETH SPECIAL PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP MARRIED CONSCRIPTION SIGNATURE HOLDER EVERYONE FOREIGN CIVIL MILITARY AUTHORITY ASKS THAT THIS PRESENTER MARION NATIVE RESIDENT SAALFELD APPEARS FOLLOWS: TRAVELING WITH MAGDALENA INTENTION ????? FREELY UNHINDERED BACK FORTH IF NECESSARY, GRANTED PROTECTION ASSISTANCE. GIVEN MEININGEN, FOURTH JANUARY 1862 DUCAL MINISTRY STATE DEPARTMENT INTERIOR SEAL EBERNAU, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION GERMAN-AMERICANS GERMANS","./exhibit2/images/e20196a.jpg","75","100");
Qp[354]=new index("Oral History statement by Pauline and Ma","./exhibit2/e20159a.htm","ARCHIVES ORAL HISTORY CASSETTE RECORDED INTERVIEW WITH PAULINE & MARY LUFT, AND CLEARY, VOLGA GERMAN IMMIGRANT DECENDANTS. JUNE 8, 1978 STATEMENT READ BY LUFT: ..OCT 7, 1879. CONFORMATION TOOK PLACE THE 21ST OF MAY 1895. REMEMBER HIM TELLING US WORKING EQUIVALENT THIS COUNTRY CHAUFFEUR. WORKED WELL DO RUSSIAN FAMILY TAKING CHILDREN BACK FORTH SCHOOL HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE. OTHERWISE BELIEVE FARM. THEY RAISED TOBACCO THOUGH THINK ONLY THEIR OWN USE. TIME THAT CATHERINE GREAT ROSE THRONE, ENTICEMENTS WAS LURE GERMANS SETTLE RUSSIA, PROMISE FREEDOM FROM MILITARY CIVIL SERVICE; HOWEVER, OUR FATHER DID HAVE ENTER TRAINING BUT NOT ACTIVE SERVICE. MUST BEEN ABOUT 1902. RETURN HOME, HAD DIED RECEIVED INHERITANCE. THOSE DAYS FATHERS GOODS WERE DIVIDED AMONGST SONS. THERE SIX DAUGHTERS. DON RECALL BROTHERS DREW WAGON TWO","./exhibit2/images/e20159a.jpg","","");
Qp[355]=new index("Oral History statement by Pauline and Ma","./exhibit2/e20159a.htm","HORSES WHICH BOYS CONTINUED USING WORN OUT. FELT SHOULD SOLD THEM WOULD LEAST MONEY. MENTION HUMOROUS NOTE. DAD CAME JULY 1908. FIRST WIFE SETTLED COLLINS, COLORADO. SHE TYPHOID FEVER SEPTEMBER YEAR. NOVEMBER OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN AFTER MOVED CALGARY, CANADA WHERE THREE SISTERS LIVE. MOTHER MARRIAGE JANUARY 3RD, 1907. LEFT APRIL 16, ARRIVED GLIDDEN 3RD. BORN 1887; BAPTIZED 1887CONFIRMED OCTOBER 6TH, HUSBAND FEBRUARY 1911. LITTLE GIRLS MARRIAGE. SINCE IMMEDIATE COME COUNTRY, VERY LONELY COUSINS HUSBANDS LIVING TOWN. LIVED SMALL COTTAGE WOODS. ALSO FRIGHTENED OFTEN TRAMPS WANDERING ABOUT. CUTTING TIMBER. UNCLE INVITED STAY FAMILY. NOWHERE ELSE COULD GLADLY ACCEPTED. MEANTIME FATHER, THEN CANADA, HEARD FRIENDS DEATH. RUSSIA. PROPOSED MAIL HUSBAND, WHEN KNEW GOING DIE, TOLD CASE HENRY ASKED MARRY FEEL DOING HER. MARRIED UNION. CARPENTER BUILT HO","./exhibit2/images/e20159a.jpg","","");
Qp[356]=new index("Certificate of Citizenship for John Bear","./exhibit2/e20183a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE CERTIFICATE OF CITIZENSHIP GIVEN TO JOHN BEARDMORE IN WINNEBAGO COUNTY, WISCONSIN. THE DOCUMENT STATES PART THAT: ...HE WAS BORN ENGLAND ABOUT 1827 EMIGRATED UNITED STATES, LANDED PORT NEW YORK MONTH APRIL YEAR 1850, BONA FIDE HIS INTENTION BECOME RENOUNCE FOREVER, ALLEGIENCE FIDELITY ANY FOREIGN PRINCE, POTENTATE, SOVEREIGNTY WHATEVER, PARTICULARLY VICTORIA QUEEN WHEREOF SUBJECT. SIGNED SUBSCRIBED SWORN 19TH DAY MARCH A. D. 1855. CERTIFICATE, BEARDMORE, B. OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION & IMMIGRATION PIONEERS","./exhibit2/images/e20183a.jpg","106","100");
Qp[357]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20175a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE LETTER FROM MARGRATE PATTERSALL IN BURNLEY, ENGLAND TO HER DAUGHTER, MARY ANN ATKINS ? AMERICA. THE EXPRESSES GRIEF OF SEPERATION, HARDSHIPS LEAVING HOME FAMILY, DIFFICULTIES AMERICA: [ENGLAND] NOV. 4TH, 1854 DEAR CHILDREN, RECEIVED YOUR VERY GLAD THAT ARE STILL LIVING. SEE BY READING CONTENTS PASSAGE VERIFIED WHICH READS FOLLOWS, WORLD SHALL HAVE TRIBULATION. MY CHILD, SOMETHING KNOW MEANING ABOVE PAINFUL EXPERIENCE FOR PRESENT GOING THROUGH DEEP WATERS TROUBLE WHEN THINK HOW SITUATED PRESENT, HEART BLEEDS YOU. LEFT ALONE SUCH GREAT LENGTH TIME AMONG STRANGERS WITH SICKLY SYMPATHIZE LEAST MOMENT GETTING WEAKER WILL MAKE MORE UNABLE BEAR NATURE. MANY TIME, BUT THIS EXPANSIVE SEA THERE BETWIXT BESIDE WIDE SPACE LONELY TRAVEL, BEING CASE PREVENTS ENJOYING UNSPEAKABLE PLEASURE","./exhibit2/images/e20175a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[358]=new index("Letter","./exhibit2/e20175a.htm","SEEING EACH OTHER READY SHOULD AFFLICTIONS. MEANS SAY WIPE FLOWING TEAR FACE. BUT, IMPOSSIBLE. HOPE BRING US NEARER TOGETHER ONCE AGAIN HAPPY DAY CANNOT CONCEIVE JOHN COMFORTABLE SITUATION CIRCUMSTANCES, SACRIFICED COMFORTS OLD ENGLAND. MUST CANDIDLY TELL MIND SOMETIMES MUCH TROUBLED ABOUT FEAR DOING WELL TEMPORALLY. WRITE NEXT KIND ENOUGH HONESTLY THINGS RELATIVE SET LITTLE REST SUBJECT. HAVING LEND HELPING HAND NEED, HUSBAND CHILDREN. THESE ADDS GREATLY HAD WINGS LIKE DOVE THEN WOULD FLY AWAY RELIEF [YOU] ALSO NEITHER SISTER NOR BROTHER COME YOU, THEY COME. FORGOTTEN NO, LIVE THEIR AFFECTIONS. POSSIBILITY COMING US. NOW, AFFORD WHERE ARE, ESPECIALLY CONSIDER LOSS CONNECTIONS FRIENDS? BOTH SUFFER TRY PREVAIL UPON TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION. ADVISE YOU: PROPERTY CASH SOON CONVENIENTLY BACK NATIVE GAVE BIRTH. OH, WHAT [TO] WITNESS SAFE ARRIVA","./exhibit2/images/e20175a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[359]=new index("Certificate of Citizenship for John Read","./exhibit2/e20176a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE CERTIFICATE OF CITIZENSHIP GIVEN TO JOHN READ IN WINNEBAGO COUNTY, WISCONSIN. AN INSCRIPTION THE BACK READS, READ, HUSBAND ELIZABETH ELLIOTT PRESENTED OSHKOSH MUSEUM BY DAUGHTER EMMA E. READ. DOCUMENT STATES PART THAT: ...HE WAS BORN ENGLAND ABOUT 1829 EMIGRATED UNITED STATES, LANDED PORT NEW YORK MONTH JUNE YEAR 1851, BONA FIDE HIS INTENTION BECOME RENOUNCE FOREVER, ALLEGIENCE FIDELITY ANY FOREIGN PRINCE, POTENTATE, SOVEREIGNTY WHATEVER, PARTICULARLY VICTORIA QUEEN GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND WHEREOF SUBJECT. SIGNED SUBSCRIBED SWORN 8TH DAY NOVEMBER A. 1853. CERTIFICATE, OSHKOSH, IMMIGRANTS EMIGRATION IMMIGRATION PIONEERS WESTWARD MOVEMENT OMRO,","./exhibit2/images/e20176a.jpg","92","100");
Qp[360]=new index("Oral History Interview with Txerthoj Van","./exhibit2/e20161a.htm","ARCHIVES ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW WITH TXERTHOJ VANG TXERTOJ BY REBECCA HUDAK. DISCUSSES IMMIGRATING FROM LAOS THAILAND THEN US, RACE RELATIONS, LIFE OSHKOSH. X: DENOTES UNIDENTIFIED INTERVIEWER; T: MR. GUESS FIRST QUESTION HAVE FOR YOU JUST UM [CHOLLY] AH, TELL ME AS MUCH ARE COMFORTABLE ABOUT HOW CAME UNITED STATES. OKAY. WELL, OF ALL, MY NAME [SIRTAW] THIS PHONETIC RENDERING LAST VANG. HMONG PRONOUNCE VAH UM, COUNTRY REFUGEE. 1978 CROSSED THAILAND. THAT TIME, MARRIED YET. SINGLE BROTHERS WIFE. SO STAYED [BIENVENAI] CAMP 1987 1978. MUST MEAN WERE, DECIDED COME OVER HERE. 1987. FLIPPED. LIVED THERE ELEVEN YEARS. DID WHEN ? YES. KNOW BEFORE SISTERS. BUT AFTER SPONSOR THAILAND, SHE ME. OH, REALLY. SPONSORED DIRECT YEAH. WHAT YOUR IMPRESSIONS OSHKOSH? KNOW, HERE, DURING ALMOST BECAUSE SEPTEMBER. 29TH. THINK GOOD.","./exhibit2/images/e20161a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[361]=new index("Oral History Interview with Txerthoj Van","./exhibit2/e20161a.htm","WEATHER ADJUST KNOW; TOO COLD DIFFERENT PRETTY SOON WINTER FEEL DIFFERENT. RIGHT. WAS LIKE THEN? ALREADY HOUSE VERY SURPRISED SEE TV MOVIES SOME STUFF, FEEL, COLD. WHERE WORK OSHKOSH, FOX VALLEY TECH. THREE INTO PROGRAM. CHOOSE MECHANICAL DESIGN. THAT, WIFE, HAS PROBLEM HAND. CARPAL TUNNEL CANNOT WORK. GOVERNMENT CHANGED TIME. THEY CUTTING FILING WELFARE. GOT WORK, LINCOLN SCHOOL, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. BILINGUAL TEACHER ASSISTING. WORKED SINCE 1997. JANUARY WORKED, VOLUNTEER HMONG, ASSOCIATION TEACHING LANGUAGE ALSO RADIO BROADCAST, ANY NEWS LANGUAGE. HELP COMMUNITY. AMAZING. TAUGHT ENGLISH, TEACH, ONLY HMONG. 1989 1975. LITTLE BREAK TODAY, STILL YEAH, SCHOOL? NO. WRITING SPEAKING LIMIT STUDENTS, AGED 6 WHATEVER WRITING. CALL FCC. FAMILY CENTER. YEAR. OFFER SPOT. CLASS FRIDAY EVENING SIX EIGHT. DR. HOLMES, SEE. ACTUALLY HAVEN MET HIM PROJECT","./exhibit2/images/e20161a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[362]=new index("Diary","./exhibit2/e20172a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE DIARY WRITTEN BY WILLIAM LOCKWOOD DOCUMENTING HE AND HIS DAUGHTER HARRIET TRIP FROM NEW YORK VIA THE ERIE CANAL GREAT LAKES TO SHEBOYGAN, THROUGH FOND DU LAC, VISIT OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. RECORDS OBSERVATIONS OF SETTLEMENT WHILE STAYING ALGOMA WITH OLDEST DAUGHTER, ESTHER BEDIANT, SON-IN-LAW, BEDIANT. ALSO RETURN WAUPON, JEFFERSON, MILWAUKEE. SEPT 16TH 1847 WM [ ] MRS BEDIENT WHO CAME LIVE 1846 PAGE THARE TRAVVEL BUFALOW OVER SEVON COUNTYS TERATORY EIGHT YOU SEE BEFORE GOT HOME KELLOGGS TILL AGAIN __________________ THURSDAY MORNING FINE WE STARTED JOURNEY TAKE CANALL TOOK LINE COAT OCLOCK 3 CENTS PER MILE BORD FRIDAY QUITE PLESENT 17 VILAGE CLIDE WELL 12 LYONS BUSINESS PLASE GOOD SATURDAY 18TH 11 ROCHESTER STAYED HOURS NATURE HAS DONE MUCLE THIS MUCH MORE VIEW FALLS SPLENDID WATER","./exhibit2/images/e20172a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[363]=new index("Diary","./exhibit2/e20172a.htm","POWER POWRING MILLS GRATEST EVER SAW WENT THEM LARGEST CUIOSITY AQUADUCT GRATTE PIECE WORKMANSHIP FILLED ASTONISHMENT WONDER INTO MASHENE SHOP WORLD WHAT NO DOE WAS EVERY KIND TOOL THAT EVVER THOUGHT NOTHINNG NAM BUT FINISHED BEST MANNER CITY HANDSOM PLACE BUILDINGS MANY STORS SUNDAY 19TH LONG 65 MILES JUST RANED HARD NITE STILL RANES 10 ALBION PAYED TWO PASENGERS $5=22 COUNRY ____________________ MUNDAY 20TH TONEWANDA GARD SIDE BLACK ROCK FARE SITE CANEDA APPERANCE COUNTRY HARRET WEELL MY SELF NOW TROUBLES COME HAVE MOVE LOOK STEEM BOAT GOING CHEAAUGA WANT LAND SHEBAUGEN WISCONSEN LUCK WOULD CROST LOUISIANNA GOWING OUT COULD BETTER RICHARDS CAPT APERED CABBEN PASSAGE HARRETT $20=00 SAYS NEXT FIND MOOVE LOUSIANA ALONG WITHIN SHORT TIME HAD SPEND WALKING COMPANY NAME HIRAM BLOSAM LIVES HENRY BOARD JOURDON GOES ROUND BEEN SEVERAL TIMES DOWN","./exhibit2/images/e20172a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[364]=new index("Passenger Contract and Ship s Record","./exhibit2/e20193a.htm","ARCHIVES SMALL COLLECTIONS, PEOPLE PASSENGER CONTRACT AND SHIP RECORD FOR SEBASTIAN GENTER HIS FAMILY FROM THE GAND DUCHY OF BADEN, TO LONDON, ENGLAND NEW YORK, NY.: AGENCY NO. 384 DOCUMENTATION OBLIGATIONS UNDERSIGNED CARL AHLBORN MAINZ, SPECIAL AGENT 16 PACKET SHIPS REGULARLY RUNNING BETWEEN REPRESENTING APPOINTED CHIEF GRAND DUKEDOM MR. C. NESTLER & COMPANY, MERCHANTS, LOCATED MANNHEIM, BEARER: 52 YEARS OLD SASBACH THERSIA 22 LUDWIG 9 CONRAD 7 MARIANNA TROGIS 60 BURGHEIM TRANSPORT THREE ADULTS OVER 12 TWO CHILDREN YEARS, LIKEWISE INFANTS YEAR, TOTALING FIVE PERSONS, BY WAY BARING, BROTHERS PHILLIPS, SHAW LOWTHER DESIGNATED WITH NAMED CAPTAIN FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. JOURNEY EMIGRANT WILL RECEIVE NECESSARY ACCOMMODATION THIRD PLACE STEERAGE STEAMSHIP ACCOMPANIED CONDUCTOR FAR LONDON. 2. RAILROAD, UNTIL ARRIVAL","./exhibit2/images/e20193a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[365]=new index("Passenger Contract and Ship s Record","./exhibit2/e20193a.htm","RESPONSIBLE OWN BOARDING LODGING. TIME THEIR DEPARTURE SHIP, APART ACTS GOD, PASSENGERS LODGED BOARDED FREE COST UNDERSIGNED. 3. EACH GETS TRANSPORTATION HUNDREDWEIGHT ONE BAGGAGE RHEIN CARGO THIS SEPARATELY CHARGED 45 KREUZER HUNDRED. FREE, PROVIDED THAT DOES NOT EXCEED 20 CUBIC FEET 10 CHILD; OTHERWISE THEY MUST PAY FLORINS 40 OVERWEIGHT. HAND, BROUGHT INTO SEA-GOING VESSEL EXPENSE PIECE LUGGAGE MARKED INSCRIPTION VIA YORK. 4. COSTS TARIFFS BORDER TOLL CALCULATED UNRESTRICTED PASSAGE PARTY, BAGGAGE, CARRIED AGENT. 5. NOTE. PARAGRAPH PERTAINS INSURING AGAINST DAMAGE INCLUDES BLANK SPACES AMOUNTS INSURANCE PREMIUMS. DECLARES TAKEN. 6. CONTRACTING FURTHER UNDERTAKES SPECIFIC OBLIGATION: A. PARLIAMENT ENGLISH GOVERNMENT, PASSED OCTOBER 1849, DURING ENTIRE DURATION VOYAGE, WEEKLY OUNCES BISCUITS, FLOUR, RICE, WELL LOTS SUGAR SYRUP GOOD QUALI","./exhibit2/images/e20193a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[366]=new index("History of Company E, 26th Regiment Wisc","./exhibit3/e30004a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION HISTORY OF COMPANY E, 26TH REGIMENT WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WRITTEN BY WHILE WAS STATIONED ATLANTA, GEORGIA. NEVER COMPLETED THE REGIMENT. INFANTRY: FROM DAY ITS ORGANIZATION 31 AUGUST 1864 1ST SERGEANT MOSTLY RECRUITED LATTER HALF 1862 [AND] RENDEZVOUSED CAMP SIEGEL MILWAUKEE. THERE MUSTERED INTO U.S. SERVICE 17TH SEPT. 1862. OCTOBER, LEFT PROCEEDED WAY WASHINGTON D.C. WHERE ARRIVED ________ THAT MONTH. NEXT DAY, MARCHED CITY OVER LONG BRIDGE ARLINGTON HEIGHTS RECEIVING ORDERS ASSIGNING 11TH CORPS COMMANDED MAJOR GENERAL FRANZ SIEGEL. 15TH FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA, DISTANCE MILES. [WE] JOINED 8TH BRIGADE [COMMANDED BY] COLONEL KRZYZANOWSKI, 3RD DIVISION [CARL] SCHURZ CORPS. ENCAMPED OCCUPIED DRILLING PICKET DUTY UNTIL NOVEMBER 2, WHICH THROUGH CENTERVILLE BULL RUN","./exhibit3/images/e30004a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[367]=new index("History of Company E, 26th Regiment Wisc","./exhibit3/e30004a.htm","BATTLEFIELD THOROUGHFARE GAP. THIS PLACE 2ND LIEUTENANT J. ORTH, DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED NOVEMBER, CAMPS WERE AGAIN STRUCK NEW BALTIMORE. 7TH, SAME MONTH, GAINESVILLE, ENCAMPED. 18TH RETURNED CENTERVILLE. REMAINED 9TH DECEMBER WHEN ORDERED SUPPORT BURNSIDE WHO THEN PREPARING GREAT ATTACK FREDERICKSBURG. FALMOUTH RAPPAHANOCK [RIVER] DUMFRIES STAFFORD ARRIVING 14TH DECEMBER, AFTER BLOODY HARDEST MADE. RAIN MELTING SNOW HAD ROADS ALMOST IMPASSABLE. CAMPING GROUNDS, GENERALLY LATE EVENING, TENTS PITCHED MUD. RATIONS TOO VERY SCARCE PART TIME. FALMOUTH, HOUSE. WINTER QUARTERS BUILT, BUT ONLY ENJOYED SHORT 21ST SENT TOWARD BEEN EXPECTED. MARCHING ABOUT FOUR MILES, RECALLED. 19TH JANUARY 1863, NEIGHBORHOOD BERIAH CHURCH. REGIMENT, BEING DETAILED REAR GUARD HOWEVER, FOLLOWED AGAIN. THEM COMPLETED, RECEIVED FINALLY SETTLED DOWN THEM. PASSED COURSE INS","./exhibit3/images/e30004a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[368]=new index("Eight Months and Two Weeks in Secession","./exhibit3/e30005a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION EIGHT MONTHS AND TWO WEEKS IN SECESSION WRITTEN BY WHILE RECOOPERATING HOSPITAL FOLLOWING HIS RELEASE FROM CONFEDERATE PRISON CAMP. WAS TO MOTHER DETAILS EVENT OF FIGHTING CAPTURE BATTLE GETTYSBURG MOVEMENT SOUTH. DEAR MOTHER. HAVING PRESENT SOME LEISURE TIME SIT DOWN GIVE YOU SHORT DESCRIPTION MY LIFE EXPERIENCE DIXIE. FIRST DAY JULY 1863 LEFT EMITSBURG, MARYLAND, [AND] CROSSED BOUNDARIES [BETWEEN] PENNSYLVANIA. RAINY ROADS WERE MUDDY. THAT NOT ENJOYING VERY GOOD HEALTH THEREFORE RECEIVED PASS DR. VON VAART OUR REGIMENT, RIDE AMBULANCE. BUT AMBULANCES ALL FULL KEPT CLOSE POSSIBLE. ARRIVED SUBURBS TOWN HALTED. ROARING CANON, WHICH HAD ALREADY BEGUN, TOLD US TERRIBLE STORM APPROACHING. THIS COME UP WITH REGIMENT. STARTED AGAIN THROUGH TOWN. COULD KEEP [WITH] GOING DOUBLE QUICK,","./exhibit3/images/e30005a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[369]=new index("Eight Months and Two Weeks in Secession","./exhibit3/e30005a.htm","FOLLOWED SPEEDILY [THE REGIMENT] SIDE FORMED LINE BATTLE, CAUGHT AGAIN. ORDERS NOW GIVEN [THE] ADVANCE. WENT, ENEMY ADVANCING SAME TIME. CONFLICT COMMENCED. CLOSER DID ONE ANOTHER UNTIL DISTANCE ABOUT 20 YARDS ANOTHER. OUTFLANKING BOTH RIGHT FLANKS, TURNING THROWING INTO CONFUSION. RETREAT. BEING CROWD, KNOCKED DOWN, SERGEANT MAJOR METZEL MAN FELL ONTO ME, WHO WOUNDED. EASILY UP, GOTTEN UNDER MEN, SURRENDER REBS THEY WOULD BLOW BRAINS OUT. SEEING USE RESIST, SUBMITTED PRISONER. POSSIBLY WALK ORDERED REAR. REAR, ASKED GUARD WHAT TROOPS US, TAKEN EARLY DIVISION, HAYS 8TH BRIGADE 21ST GEORGIA INFANTRY ATTENTION AWAY TOOK OPPORTUNITY SECRET REVOLVER. MOVED AROUND PLACE DARK, WHEN TURNED FIELD NIGHT, WHERE STAYED NIGHT. NEXT MORNING, SECOND JULY, TOILET HOW MANY ACQUAINTANCES FIND AMONG UNLUCKY COMRADES. FOUND CAPTAIN DOMSCHKE ADJUTANT WALBER","./exhibit3/images/e30005a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[370]=new index("Life on Belle Isle","./exhibit3/e30006a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION LIFE BELLE ISLE WAS WRITTEN BY WHILE RECOOPERATING HOSPITAL FOLLOWING HIS RELEASE FROM CONFEDERATE PRISON CAMP NEAR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. DETAILS THE CONDITIONS OF UNION SOLDIERS CAMP. [BY ARNOLD] AFTER ARRIVING WE STAID CARS ABOUT THREE HOURS. DURING THIS TIME, JEWS AND SPECULATORS CAME AROUND OFFERING US THIRTY-FIVE [DOLLARS IN] [MONEY] FOR [IN] GREENBACKS PIES WERE APIECE, APPLES FIFTY CENTS BOYS CARING PAPER SELLING THEM PIECE. WAITING UNTIL CLOCK CARS, ORDERS FALL TAKEN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE OPPOSITE LIBBY PRISON. OFFICERS PUT INTO WAREHOUSE, THEN SEARCHED AGAIN MONEY, TAKING KNAPSACKS, HAVERSACKS US. HAD NOW NOTHING LEFT BUT FEW RAGS BACKS. PACKED CLOSE COULD STAND. WINDOWS ONLY [AT] EACH END BUILDING ALMOST SUFFOCATED. REMAINING TWO HOURS, MARCHED ISLAND. [THE ISLAND], WHICH","./exhibit3/images/e30006a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[371]=new index("Life on Belle Isle","./exhibit3/e30006a.htm","SITUATED JAMES RIVER NEARLY BETWEEN MANCHESTER, CONNECTED WITH RAILROAD BRIDGE [THAT] BUILT OVER MANCHESTER. ISLAND, THERE FOUNDRY ROLLING MILL SEVERAL DWELLINGS BELONGING MILL. OPPOSITE, NORTH SIDE, PRISONER CAMP, ACRES SQUARE CONTAINED TENTS 3,000 MEN. OUTSIDE AROUND, WALL DIRT THROWN UP DITCH FEET WIDE EVERY SIDE. OUTER RUN GUARD LINE. PAROLED, SQUADS, NUMBERED. ORDERED CHARGE 34TH SQUAD, CONSISTED WISCONSIN 6TH, 2ND, 7TH, 3RD, 26TH REGIMENTS TURNED HELL. PRETTY MUCH STARVED, HAVING ANYTHING [TO EAT] SINCE STAUNTON. ASKED COMMANDER WHETHER WOULD DRAW RATIONS EVENING. TOLD GET NEXT DAY CLOCK. TIRED OUT. LAY DOWN DITCH. RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS CONTRARY. WANTED GO DITCH, BEFORE SAID HIM, BALL WHIRRED PASSED HEAD COMING ME. MOVED MY POSITION LITTLE REAR, TOOK TOWEL, REVOLVER TIED UP, LAID UNDER HEAD. MORNING WHEN WOKE GONE. FORENOON, CLOCK,","./exhibit3/images/e30006a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[372]=new index("Certificate of Disability","./exhibit3/e30139a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS CERTIFICATE OF DISABILITY ISSUED TO AUGUST HARON, CAPTAIN GEORGE ECKARDT COMPANY, 9TH GERMAN WISCONSIN ACTIVE MILITIA. HE WAS DID NOT PASS THE PHYSICAL EXAMINATION DUE SWELLING KNEE. CERTIFICATE, NEUMAN, HERMAN SALOMON, FIEDERICH HOMEFRONT VOLUNTEER INFANTRY RECRUITING & ENLISTMENT DISABLED PEOPLE MEDICAL ASPECTS SCREENING","./exhibit3/images/e30139a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[373]=new index("Pipe","./exhibit3/e30201a.htm","HISTORY WOODEN PIPE BOWL MADE FROM THE KNOT OF TREE. STEM FOR MISSING. THIS WAS HAND BY SOLDIER FIELD DURING CIVIL WAR; POSSIBLY COLLECTED JAMES F. SAWYER. LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE ON MAR. 28, 1864. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED WITH SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1861 METAL SAWYER, OSHKOSH, TOBACCO PIPES SMOKING","./exhibit3/images/e30201a.jpg","145","100");
Qp[374]=new index("Pipe","./exhibit3/e30212a.htm","HISTORY HAND CARVED TOBACCO PIPE BOWL MADE FROM ONE PIECE OF WOOD; U-SHAPED; ELONGATED WITH VERTICAL RIBS, FLAT RIM; CURVED SECTION EXTENDS BOTTOM FOR STEM. PER LOAN RECORD 1 BRIARWOOD ORIGINAL CATALOG CARD BY SOLDIER WHILE BELLE ISLAND PRISON POSSIBLY JOSEPH ARNOLD HE WAS IMPRISONED THE CONFEDERATE PRISON, ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, VA, 1863 UNTIL MARCH 7, 1864. HOWEVER, LETTER DATED AUGUST 14, WHICH POST DATES IMPRISONMENT WROTE GOT DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY, WELL ROOT. HAVE SEARCHED THIS TYPE MANY TIME, BUT COULD NOT FIND THUS FAR. POSSIBLE REFERENCE THAT USED PIPE. FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30212a.jpg","134","100");
Qp[375]=new index("Pipe","./exhibit3/e30212a.htm","THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND DU LAC 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, PRISONER WAR PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN #10 DIED 1898. CIVIL OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30212a.jpg","134","100");
Qp[376]=new index("Pipe","./exhibit3/e30237a.htm","HISTORY HAND-MADE WOODEN PIPE: THE BOWL FROM SHAPED PIECE OF WITH CARVED HOLE FOR HOLDING TOBACCO ON ONE END LINED TINNED METAL RECEIVE HOLLOW STEM OTHER. HOLLOWED SINGLE WOOD. MUSEUM RECORDS NOTE THAT THIS WAS BY SOLDIER DURING CIVIL WAR. POSSIBLY AQUIRED EDWARD C. OWENS. BORN MARCH 18, 1846 MONTGOMERYSHIRE, NORTH WALES. SON EVAN SARAH MORRIS THEY EMIGRATED AMERICA 1849 THEIR THREE CHILDREN, JOHN, EDWARD. REMAINED PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA YEAR. THEN REMOVED WISCONSIN SETTLED NEENAH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. 1860 FARM TOWN ALGOMA, REARED FAMILY EDUCATED COMMON SCHOOLS. ENLISTED SEPT. 17, 1863. ASSIGNED COMPANY C, 1ST HEAVY ARTILLERY MUSTERED OUT NOV. 30, 1865 MADISON, WISCONSIN. HAD CONTRACTED SMALL POX WHILE ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. AFTER TOOK COURSE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE TAUGHT TWO YEARS. 1869 ENGAGED BOOKKEEPER OSHKOSH","./exhibit3/images/e30237a.jpg","117","100");
Qp[377]=new index("Pipe","./exhibit3/e30237a.htm","FIRM POSITION FIVE STEVENS POINT, PORTAGE THERE MILLING BUSINESS FOUR SPRING 1876 MARRIED CLARA W., DAUGHTER D.L. JOHNSON. SHE DIED 1884 28 WHO 1878 EIGHT MONTHS. SPENT BLACK HILLS AREA SOUTH DAKOTA BEFORE RETURNING OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED R.C. MCMILLEN & COMPANY, WHERE STATIONED MITCHELL, PLACED CHARGE LUMBER YARD PLACE. AGAIN RETURNED FALL 1880 GIVEN YARDS AREA. 1883 P.O. BEEN RECEIVING PENSION $6 SINCE JUNE 1881 VERRUCOSE VEINS LEFT LEG. MEMBER GAR POST #10 1888. VETERAN SECTION 1895 STATE CENSUS EMMA B., WIDOW, 1905 RESIDING 296 ELM STREET CITY 1861 OWENS, OSHKOSH, SMOKING MANZER LUCK PIPES","./exhibit3/images/e30237a.jpg","117","100");
Qp[378]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30068a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO JANE S. TAPLIN FROM WILLIAM P. TAYLOR CO. E, 2ND WIS INF.. WASHINGTON D.C. JAN. 11TH, 1864 MRS. J. RESPECTED MADAM HAVING JUST RECEIVED YOUR VERY INTERESTING OF THE 1ST INSTANT, BEEN MUCH PLEASED READING IT, WOULD WICKED, SAY LEAST, DID NOT REPLY IMMEDIATELY. LETTERS RECEIVE, NONE ARE MORE INTERESTING. WITH THAN THOSE WHEN THIS FOR MYSELF, MUST ALSO INCLUDE FATHER FRIENDS HOME, WHO MANIFEST LIVELYEST THAT PERTAINS ME. RECIPEIANT SUCH KIND GOOD LETTERS, FULL WHOLSOME ADVISE FLATTERING TESTIMONIES REGARD, SOURCE PLEASURE THEM, GRATIFICATION MYSELF. NEVER FAILS MENTION NAME [ASKS] FORWARD HIM. CRUEL OVER RETURN NATIVE PLACE, ENJOYMENT VISIT MADE ANY LESS, ASSURE YOU, PARUSSING LETTERS. WHAT SAD GLOOMY, [YET] JOYOUS HAPPY CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR HAS","./exhibit3/images/e30068a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[379]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30068a.htm","PASSED BY FAMILIES THOUGHOUT LAND, NORTH SOUTH, WEST. THOSE, LIKE YOURS, WHOSE NEAREST DEAREST HAVE TORN STRIFE TERRIBLE BATTLE FAR HOSPITALS. BRAVE NOBLE MEMBERS SPARED FILL SEAT [FAMILIES] TABLE, LONG VACANT, ABSENCE, EXPOSURE DANGER, CAUSED MANY SLEEPLESS NIGHT TEAR SHED. OFTEN THOUGHT HOW SHORT SHOULD APPRECIATION SERVICES RENDERED SOLDIER, MANNER THEY TREATED CITY, OFFICIALS, AUTHORITY BUT LITTLE OPINION VIEW WISCONSIN STANDPOINT, DO HOPE TRUST BADGER STATE, HARDSHIPS SUFFERINGS PATIENTLY BEAR UNDERGONE COUNTRY WELFARE, BORN MIND, EVERY HONOR PAID THEM. PECULIARLY FORTUNATE MAY CLAIM NAME. SINCE ANTIETAM, KNOWINGLY EXPERIENCED HARDSHIPS, SAID HONORS, WILLING, HOWEVER, UTMOST THEIR BEHALF. GLAD LEARN PAST HEALTH PROSPERITY STORE WISH. CONCLUDE OSMAN, INFORM REQUIRE. FEAR ABOUT SICKNESS. DEATHS MIDST WINTER SPRING. POX, [AM[ ASSUMING,","./exhibit3/images/e30068a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[380]=new index("Letter of from William Doerner","./exhibit3/e30137a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER AND ENVELOPE FROM WILLIAM DOERNER TO HIS FRIEND JOHN HERON. ADDRESSED TO: HERON, OSHKOSH WIS., POSTMARKED LITTLE ROCK FEB 6, 1865 JANUARY 13, YOURS OF DECEMBER 21 CAME HAND BETWEEN. WAS GLAD HEAR HOPE FOLKS ARE THE SAME. HAVE NOTION GIVE LITT-LE DAMING, FOR NEGLECTING SO, BUT AGAIN, SAY ANY MORE ABOUT IT. HAD RATHER POUNDED THAN WRITE LETTER, WELL SAY, BETTER LETTERS ME, POUNDING WHEN COME BACK AGAIN. SAY. UNDER-STAND? HALF SHEETS. AFTER WAITING SIX MONTHS ASHAMED? OUGHT [TO] SERVE THREE YEARS ARMY WOULD KNOW THEN SEND FRIEND. DON MUCH NEWS ANYTHING HERE. RECEIVED BILL DICHMANN, ANOTHER SUCH FELLOW, SENDS SHEETS, PAPER VERY COSTLY UP NORTH? SOME NEXT TIME, FIVE CENTS CAN GET THAT CHEAP IT? WANT HOW GETTING ALONG. [WILL] TELL YOU. HAVEN BEEN PAID OVER MONTHS, OFFICERS","./exhibit3/images/e30137a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[381]=new index("Letter of from William Doerner","./exhibit3/e30137a.htm","DRAW RATIONS GOVERNMENT, PAY CASH HAVE. EVERYTHING HIGH, PO-TATOES DOLLARS BUSHEL, BUTTER ONE POUND, ACCORDING. CAPTAIN, 1ST LIEUTENANT, MYSELF, MESS TO-GETHER COSTS FIFTY MEAT DAY. THINK WHOLE SALARY LIVE. SHOULD MAKE MIND SOLDIER, JUST DOWN LIKE SEE MUCH. SHOW CARRY MUSKET. MIKE SIPE THIS REGIMENT BEFORE YEARS, HIM GOT HELL BENDER YEAR. MUST CLOSE. READ THIS, BACK, TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH. SURE SOON [LETTER]. CAROLINE EXPECTING HER. AMY ANSWER LOVE NETTY OSTROM. HEARD BERT WOOD GREAT WHILE SUPPOSE WITH SHERMAN. ALL. [DOERNER] DOERNER, OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER HOMEFRONT 9TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY MILITARY POLICY EXECUTIONS DATING SOCIAL CUSTOM DISEASES SEX","./exhibit3/images/e30137a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[382]=new index("Letter from William A. Tanner","./exhibit3/e30155a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM 2ND LIEUTENANT WILLIAM A. TANNER, COMPANY D, 32ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY ACTING ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL HIS WIFE PRISCILLA AND HANDWRITTEN RETURN ENVELOPE: INFANTRY. 3D BRIGADE, 4TH DIVISION, 16TH ARMY CORPS VIA NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE GRAND JUNCTION, MISSISSIPPI, JANUARY 8, 1864 DEAR WIFE, RECEIVED TWO LETTERS YOU TODAY; ONE DATED THE 9TH OTHER 22D OF DECEMBER. WAS GLAD HEAR KNOW THAT WERE GOOD HEALTH WELL CHILDREN. JUST RETURNED THIS PLACE MEMPHIS, WHERE HAVE BEEN BUSINESS FOR BRIGADE. RAILROAD 51 MILES MEMPHIS. ALMOST CONSTANTLY MARCH SINCE LEFT CITY, WOULD OFTENER. HEALTH, [I] HOPE ARE HEALTH. WENT DRAW PAY STAFF OFFICERS BUT CAN NOT GET BEFORE 15TH MONTH. WHEN DO, SHALL SEND POWERS HUNDRED DOLLARS, DIRECT HIM KEEP AMOUNT BORROWED HIM, GIVE BALANCE.","./exhibit3/images/e30155a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[383]=new index("Letter from William A. Tanner","./exhibit3/e30155a.htm","DID PHIN HAS MONEY, NOT. STILL, COULD REFUSE MAY WROTE ME. HAD FATHER GEORGE MOTHER BOSTON. PLEASE WRITE SAME. YOUR AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER MILITARY RAILROADS PAYDAYS","./exhibit3/images/e30155a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[384]=new index("Certificate of Non-Liability","./exhibit3/e30171a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 CERTIFICATE OF NON-LIABILITY FOR ELBY FISHER, WHO HAD PAID $300 EXEMPTING HIM FROM ANY MILITARY DRAFT. MEN SERVICE AGE BEEN DRAFTED WERE ALLOWED TO PAY THE GOVERNMENT AVOID SERVICE. 1864 CERTIFICATE, REGISTRATION FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN HOMEFRONT RESISTERS","./exhibit3/images/e30171a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[385]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30187a.htm","ARCHIVES EDGAR PHILETUS AND MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER LETTER FROM ANN RUSSELL TO HER DAUGHTER SAWYER. SHE DISCUSSES NEWS OF FAMILY & FRIENDS OFFICER HOME ON FURLOUGH. OSHKOSH JAN 9, 65 MY DEAR CHILDREN IT SEEMS SUCH LONG TIME SINCE YOU WERE HERE THAT PERHAPS WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE, ALTHOUGH HAVE NOTHING ESPECIAL COMMUNICATE. HEARD BUT ONCE, WHEN YOUR FATHER RETURNED FOND DU LAC WAS DISAPPOINTED DID CALL UPON HIS SUN PRAIRIE LAST WEEK. INTENDED DO SO, HAVING PURCHASED HORSE S. P. OBLIGED COME RIGHT COULD EVEN RUN FOR SOME REASON. NOW SOON GO WOODS SHALL PLEASURE VISIT THINK HAD BETTER DEFER UNTIL AFTER RETURN, DON YOU? HOPE WEATHER WILL FAVORABLE WHILE ARE BEEN PAST WEEK, PERFECTLY DELIGHTFUL. WELL, JUST COMPLETED WEEKLY WASHING. LOUISA PREPARING DINNER WITH OCCASIONAL LIFT AUNT ABSORBED MYSTERIES DR. ED. HENRY","./exhibit3/images/e30187a.jpg","122","100");
Qp[386]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30187a.htm","LOADING CARS MILL TEAMS. READY WISH BOTH PARTAKE SPARE RIBS ETC. MUCH AFFAIRS NEXT RELATION EVENT SEASON. OLD FOLKS SUPPER WHICH PASSED SUCCESSFULLY EVERY RESPECT.[IT] REALIZED ABOUT $300. BESIDES SPLENDID GENERALLY, EXCELLENT. LADIES COSTUME CARRIED THEIR CHARACTERS WELL. THEY WAITED AFTERWARDS DANCED OTHERS UNIQUE DRESS, MADE INTERESTING. GENUINE FUN ORDER EVENING. RETAILED NEWS, PURPOSE. COMMENCED THIS MERELY REMIND YOU, STILL AFFECTIONATELY ANXIOUSLY REMEMBERED, BY MOTHER LEAST. BOTH, HAPPY. MARY, BRING ALONG RUFFLING PILLOW CASES IT. PROBABLY WORKBASKET. WRITE WHAT COMING CAN SEND YOU- GIRL WISH, UNLESS MRS. NEEDS HER. SPOKEN THAT. EDGAR, WILLIE BRYANT QUARTERMASTER COL REGT. [WILLIAM BORN CIRCA 1840 YORK. LISTED 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS LAW STUDENT RESIDING DANIEL B. BARNES FIRST CITY OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. ENLISTED APR. 21, 1861 COM","./exhibit3/images/e30187a.jpg","122","100");
Qp[387]=new index("Letter from George Carwardine","./exhibit3/e30042a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER PATRIOTIC LETTERHEAD FROM GEORGE CARWARDINE TO HIS SIBLINGS: FORT TILLINGHAST VIRGINIA OCTOBER 11, 1861 DEAR BROTHER & SISTER YOUR KIND OF 21ST SEPT CAME DULY HAND HOPE THESE FEW LINES WILL FIND GOOD HEALTH THEY DID. RECEIVED LETTER, THAT THOUGHT NOT, WHERE MARY WANTED HAVE MY LIKENESS TAKEN, BUT AFRAID CANNOT IT ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE GET OVER [TO] TOWN. DON GRANT ANY PASSES ONE EXCEPT SOME PARTICULAR FRIEND, HOPES CHANCE YET TAKEN. WE ARE NOW ENCAMPED TILLINGHAST, ARLINGTON. MOVED WAS, THEN BACK MARYLAND SIDE ABOVE GEORGETOWN, STAYED THERE WEEK. ARLINGTON, NEAR FIRST PLACE. GENERAL KINGS BRIGADE MCDOWELL DIVISION. REVIEWED BY MCDOWELL. WISCONSIN 2ND, 6TH, 7TH REGIMENTS, 19TH INDIANA. CONSTITUTE BRIGADE. [THINK] HARD SET CHAPS. KNOW ARE. REASON BE. IF HAD BEEN THROUGH","./exhibit3/images/e30042a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[388]=new index("Letter from George Carwardine","./exhibit3/e30042a.htm","WHAT HAVE, AROUND PILLAR POST, WOULD BETTER. BEAT THEM INTO BATTLEFIELD YET, [EVEN] [A] LOT FELLOWS. APPREHEND [THAT] GOING QUITE SPELL, MORE THAN 24 HOURS. LIABLE ORDERED AWAY [AT] TIME. THINGS VERY CONVENIENT PRESENT. OLD NEW YORK CAMPED. OFTEN PAY US FIX [THINGS] UP MUCH, BECAUSE OFTEN. TROOPS ADVANCED, HERE. OUT POSSESSION HILL FALLS CHURCH. ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO FORTIFYING THERE. REBELS BUILT PUT WOODEN CANNON IT, SEEN MAN BALLOON. LARGE HEWED LOGS, PAINTED THEM, MOUNTED CARTWHEELS WERE CANNON. WITHOUT RESISTANCE, REAL SELL. CUNNING FIGHT AGAINST. [BEEN] NOTHING OCCURRED NOTE SINCE WROTE BEFORE, ONLY OCCASIONALLY LITTLE SKIRMISHING AMONGST PICKETS. DAILY RECEIPT NEWS BATTLES WESTERN REGIONS MISSOURI. WORKING QUIET VIGOROUSLY. PUBLISHED EVERY MOVEMENT. 1862 CARWARDINE, WASHINGTON, DC NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON CAM","./exhibit3/images/e30042a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[389]=new index("Letters from Andrew Grignon to Louis B.","./exhibit3/e30090a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER AND ENVELOPE FROM ANDREW GRIGNON TO LOUIS B. PORLIER DURING HIS SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. THE WRITTEN FRENCH HAS NOT BEEN TRANSLATED. 1862 GRIGNON, OSHKOSH, PRISONERS OF LIBBY LETTERS","./exhibit3/images/e30090a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[390]=new index("Telegram","./exhibit3/e30174a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS TWO 2 TELEGRAMS FROM MONTPELIER, VERMONT TO BURLINGTON, CONCERNING THE CONFEDERATE RAID ST. ALBANS, CANADA. MESSAGES ARE ARMING OF MILITIA UNDER COLONEL REDFIELD PROCTOR AND INVALID CORPS HALT INVASION. IS GOVERNOR J. GREGORY SMITH, OTHER ADJUTANT & INSPECTOR GENERAL PETER WASHBURN. BOTH ADDRESSED CAROLUS NOYES, WHO SELECTMEN VERMONT. 1864 WASHBURN, PROCTOR, FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN SECESSION STATES AMERICA SECRET SERVICE INVASIONS GUERRILLAS ROBBERIES BANKS ARSON","./exhibit3/images/e30174a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[391]=new index("Letter from George Carwardine","./exhibit3/e30043a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER PATRIOTIC LETTERHEAD FROM GEORGE CARWARDINE TO HIS SIBLINGS: CAMP NEAR BERLIN, MARYLAND. OCT 30TH 1862. DEAR BROTHER SISTER, YOURS OF OCT. 5TH COME DULY HAND. HOPE WILL EXCUSE FOR NOT ANSWERING IT BEFORE. ARE STILL MARYLAND, BUT NOW FAIR WAY GET OUT. HAVE BEEN MARCHING COUNTER MARCHING, UP DOWN RIVER, TIME SINCE WROTE [LAST], STAYED ONE PLACE MORE THAN 48 HOURS TIME. OPPOSITE POINT ROCKS EXPECTING CROSS. MOST ARMY ACROSS. THEY CROSSING SUNDAY MORNING. ABOUT LAST. TONIGHT TOMORROW [AND CONTINUE] [THE] MARCH. HEAR SOME STIRRING NEWS LONG POTOMAC. PRESUME, WHEN RECEIVE THIS, SHALL OVER DIXIE TAKING FIRST STEP TOWARDS CAMPAIGN, WHICH TRANSPIRE. WEATHER HERE, GETTING [A] LITTLE COOL [AT] NIGHT, LIGHT FROST, COURSE [THROUGH WE] SLEEP NIGHTS. CARRY VERY LARGE KNAPSACK. GIVE","./exhibit3/images/e30043a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[392]=new index("Letter from George Carwardine","./exhibit3/e30043a.htm","LIST WHAT CARRY: BLANKET, BOTH RUBBER WOOLEN, OVERCOAT, TWO SHIRTS, SOCKS, TENT, VARIOUS THINGS, NECESSARY SOLDIERS COMFORT. MAKES HEAVY ONE, BESIDES GUN CARTRIDGE BOX WITH 60 ROUNDS CARTRIDGES. THAT HEARD WISCONSIN, WAS COMING HOME RECRUIT REGIMENT WINTER, [SO] COLONEL HAS HEARD. MONTH AGO GOVERNOR WASHINGTON SEEN TOLD HIM, TAKE THEM. WOULD RATHER FIELD AGREED UPON SO. THEN DENIED THERE ANY SUCH CONSERVATION OCCURRED, RIGHT WERE HOSPITAL TIME, SAID IT. WENT HOSPITALS CALLED BOYS SICK WOUNDED, SAME THING. CAN GUESS FEELINGS ANYTHING AMICABLE. SURE HIGH GLEE GOING PROVED SHAM. GOT PACK KNAPSACKS, FIGHT, ENDURE EVERYTHING ELSE. YESTERDAY ENEMY RETREATING WINCHESTER, FALLING BACK VALLEY, GORDONSVILLE, WHERE PROBABLY STAND. [I] SUPPOSE HARD FIGHTING DONE DISLODGED THERE. SPOKE FURLOUGH. USELESS TRY BECAUSE NONE GRANTED, ONLY CASE SICKNESS [WH","./exhibit3/images/e30043a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[393]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30087a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. NASHVILLE TENNESSEE OCTOBER 30, [1863?] DEAR FATHER, TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY YOU NOW HOW AM. ENJOYMENT OF GOOD HEALTH AND HOPE WHEN THESE FEW LINES REACHES YOU, WILL FIND ENJOYING HEALTH. WANTED KNOW WHETHER GOT MY PAY NOT. DID GET IT, WAS SICK. IF HADN SICK, WOULD DIED. COULD EAT VITALS WE HAD. ROTTEN BACON HARD CRACKERS. SO BUY WHAT THEN DOUBLE PRICE. SOON PAID, SEND SOME MONEY HOME. THIS MAKING REMARK TOWARDS WROTE SPOKE ABOUT GENERAL ROSECRANS [HIS] GETTING SUPERSEDED. SUPERSEDED, SOLDIERS WERE VERY SORRY HERE THAT CONFIDENCE HIM. ALTHOUGH, HAVE SPLENDID GENERAL, THOMAS, BUT LIKE OUR GENERAL. ALL, CAN GO. REMAIN HERE, UNTIL FURLOUGH. THEY","./exhibit3/images/e30087a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[394]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30087a.htm","DON GIVE ONE. NOTHING MORE PRESENT CLOSE LETTER. LOVE AUNT CHILD, AUGUSTIN, REST FAMILY. NIGHT. DIRECT YOUR LETTERS USUAL [NOTE: MAJOR WILLIAM ROSECRANS, POPULAR COMMANDER ARMY CUMBERLAND, RELIEVED FOLLOWING DEFEAT BATTLE CHICAMAUGA SEPTEMBER 1863. GEORGE REPLACED CUMBERLAND.] PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30087a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[395]=new index("Letter from John B. David to Osman Tapli","./exhibit3/e30064a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO JANE S. TAPLIN FROM JOHN B. DAVID CONCERNING OSMAN D. CO. E, 2ND WIS INF., MORTALLY WOUNDED AT ANTIETAM. CAMP VA. OPPOSITE BERLIN MD. OCT. 31ST, 1862 MRS. DEAR MADAM, YOURS DATED THE 11TH RECEIVED SOME TIME AGO, BUT AS WE HAVE BEEN CONTINUALLY MOVE, NOT HAD OPPORTUNITY ANSWER BEFORE. MY INFORMING OF DEATH MENTIONED PART CONVERSATION HELD BETWEEN HIM DOCTOR WAS PRESENT DID HEAR WHOLE IT. BUT, HEARD TELL COULD NEVER GET WELL. SAID EXPECT[ED] THAT. ALSO TOLD PREPARED READY DIE. TAPLIN, MAY THINK WRONG, WHEN LIVE SIX HOURS, TURNED LEFT. EXPECTED LEAST LONGER THAN PERHAPS MIGHT SOON MORE BARE WITHOUT TEAR. AFTER RETURNED HIS SIDE UNTILL DEATH. ASKED WRITE FATHER, WHICH DONE. AFRAID LOOK SORRY PLENTY OTHER FRIENDS WERE GOOD HE. NOV. SEE ALLOWED FINISH","./exhibit3/images/e30064a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[396]=new index("Letter from John B. David to Osman Tapli","./exhibit3/e30064a.htm","THIS BY SITTING JUST WRITTEN FIRST PAGE ORDERS CAME MOVE. NOW. PICKET SEVEN MILES SNICKER GAP. ENEMY HOLDS WILL PROBABILITY FIGHT TWO THREE DAYS IF TRIES PREVENT MARCH THROUGH. TODAY SUNDAY. GENERAL MCCLELLAN DOES TROOPS SABBATH ABSOLUTE NECESSITY. PREVIOUS COMMENCED NARRATING LAST WORDS OSMAN. SPOKEN REGUARD THOSE ARTICLES SEND YET SAFETY, SUCH PRESENTS ITSELF. REMEMBER COMPANY ESCAPED. BECAME DERANGED [AND] CONTINUED STATE ABOUT HALF. CALLED STANDING ANSWERED EMEDIATELY. HAND BYE. SAID. DIED. LIFE PERFECTLY CALM, PAIN VISIBLE ME. HAPPY. SURGEON ATTENDED LEARNED CITIZEN VOLUNTEERED TAKE CARE KNOW NAME EITHER PLACE RESIDENCE. KNEW BOTH WOULD IMPOSSIBLE HEALD HAS FORGOTTEN WHAT PASSED MANY EVERYDAY AMNY TAKEN OF. THANKING KIND OPINION MYSELF CLOSE. WISH HERALD. OFTEN WHILE HIM. PLEASANT WAY PASSING AWAY LEISURE MOMENTS FEW ACTIVE CAMPAIGN","./exhibit3/images/e30064a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[397]=new index("Letter from Martha Jones to Henry","./exhibit3/e30121a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM MARTHA LEACH JONES TO HENRY. SHE MENTIONS HER HUSBAND WILLIAM, PROBABLY B. JONES, WHO ENLISTED IN COMPANY I, 3RD WISCONSIN CAVALRY AT HORTONIA, OUTAGAMIE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, AS SERGEANT DECEMBER 23, 1861. WAS MUSTERED FEBRUARY 17, 1865. ALSO BROTHER AULDEN, ALDEN D. LEACH, CAVALRY, DISCHARGED NOVEMBER 1862 FOR DISABILITY. RECEIVED YOU WILLIAM. GLAD HEAR GET YOUR LIKENESS [AND] ARE WELL. PRIZE THOSE PICTURES VERY MUCH. CHILDREN CALLED THANK THAT. WANT MOTHER REST [TO SEE IT?]. HENRY, MY HEALTH BETTER SUMMER. WRITE [THAT WANT] KNOW HOW ALONG; HARD TIMES ME. IF COULD DUE, [IT] BELONGS ME, NEVER HAVE BUT START IT. LAST MARCH [ONLY] HAD TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS SINCE SPRING. EVERY THING [WE HAVE] BUY [IS] DEAR, MANY LITTLE CHILDREN, MAKES TIMES. ALDEN, EXPECT HIM HOME DAY","./exhibit3/images/e30121a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[398]=new index("Letter from Martha Jones to Henry","./exhibit3/e30121a.htm","DISCHARGED. FOLKS SEND LOVE RESPECT YOU. EXCUSE [THIS] SHORT LETTER, MORE NEXT BABY STANDS ELBOW CRYING TRIED WRITE. CAN READ DOES NOT YOU, DIRECT SAME BEFORE. HOPE TRUST GOD [WILL] MEET AGAIN. ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE FOX LAKE, SOLDIERS VOLUNTEER POVERTY MONEY MILITARY DISCHARGES COST & STANDARD OF LIVING HOMEFRONT","./exhibit3/images/e30121a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[399]=new index("Letter From Charles Noe to his brother S","./exhibit3/e30094a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES NOE, COMPANY F, 19TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, TO HIS BROTHER SEBASTIAN WRITTEN GERMAN AND PARTIALLY TRANSLATED. CAMP OF REGIMENT NOVEMBER 27TH. 1864 DEAR RESPONDING BROTHERS DATED 19TH. HAPPY RECEIVE ALONG WITH NEWS BROTHER. REPORTS THERE HAS BEEN LITTLE QUIET PEACE FRONT. RECENTLY SOLDIERS HAVE FALLEN. LAST FRIDAY, 10TH LOST MEN. DID NOT LOSE ANYONE THAT DAY. SHOULD LEFT TOMORROW, BUT RECEIVED ORDERS CLOCK MORNING LEAVE. THIRTY HUNDRED WELL-ARMED WERE ATTACK REBEL DAY-BREAK, DUE DENSE FOG, THEY COULD UNTIL LATER. HALF MILES FORT, SHOTS FIRED MANY SHOT. TALKS ABOUT JOHN, THEIR BROTHER, WHO HOSPITAL. VISITED HIM ASSISTED WRITING LETTER. RECOMMENDED REMAIN REGAINS STRENGTH. ALSO EAT WELL. FOOD GOOD WHICH OPPOSITE RATIONS ARE VERY DO ENOUGH HELP GROW","./exhibit3/images/e30094a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[400]=new index("Letter From Charles Noe to his brother S","./exhibit3/e30094a.htm","STRONGER. AWFUL COMPLAINED EARLIER, NOW BAD WORSE. WHEN SHIFT, SALT PORK, HAM. ABLE PURCHASE EXTRA FOOD, EXPENSIVE. COSTS $1.00 PIECES SOMETHING 35 CENTS. HARD CRACKERS AGAIN WRITES POOR MINIMAL. WROTE CAN OBTAIN WORK GOVERNMENT, WARNS JOIN DRAFT. FINAL PAGE, TWO CASPER SCHMIDT COMPANY. DRIVES AMBULANCE. SENDS GREETINGS EMIL NEUDECK THEM SLEEP NEAR ANOTHER TENT. GREETINGS. THAN WIFE. CLOSES LIKE YOUR FOREVER, NOE. AFTER NAME LOCATION REGIMENT, VOL, MONROE. POST-SCRIPTS PERSONAL NOTES TELLS DANISH BAKERY REQUESTS HIM. OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES 18TH FORTS FORTIFICATIONS MILITARY COOKERY HOSPITALS LIFE GERMAN-AMERICANS","./exhibit3/images/e30094a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[401]=new index("Letter from Hyronimous Merkley to John H","./exhibit3/e30147a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM HYRONIMOUS MERKLEY, COMPANY C, 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY: NOV THE 29 1864 FORT SHERMAN, CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE FRIEND JOHN TAKE MY PEN HAND TO WRITE YOU FEW LINES KNOW THAT AM WELL GOOD HEALTH, HOPE THESE FIND SAME YOUR FOLKS. NEWS ARE NOT MUCH HERE NOW. THERE SOME TALK OF COMING WASHINGTON WILL THIS WINTER NEXT SPRING. JOHN, THINK SOON COME END. WHAT DO BOUT IT? THING MR. LINCOLN REELECTED. BEST COULD HAPPEN. DON YOU? HEARD FATHER VOTED LINCOLN, GLAD IT. BATTERY BUT FIVE MEN THEY MACK. DE-FEATED BOYS SEND THEIR RESPECT YOU. BILL JENKYNS GOT BACK YESTERDAY ALLRIGHT. EIGHT DAYS THROUGH HERE. LOOKS WELL. SAYS HAD TIME THERE. SUPPOSE HAD. HAVE PRETTY COLD DAYS, WEATHER VERY ABOUT WAR, CAN MUCH. MORE GIVE GIRLS PRESENT, HERONEMOUS HERON, ABRAHAM OSHKOSH, WEBSTER","./exhibit3/images/e30147a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[402]=new index("Letter from Hyronimous Merkley to John H","./exhibit3/e30147a.htm","& WALKER SOLDIERS TROOPS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS","./exhibit3/images/e30147a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[403]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30067a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO JANE S. TAPLIN FROM WILLIAM P. TAYLOR CO. E, 2ND WIS INF.. WASHINGTON D.C.. NOV. 5TH, 1863 MRS. J. RESPECTED FRIEND YOUR OF 28TH OCT. FOUND MY BOX RETURN VISIT WEEK THE ARMY POTOMAC. NEED NOT SAY MUCH PLEASED HAVE SUCH GOOD READ. GIVES ME PLEASURE ONLY THEM MYSELF, BUT SEND FATHER, AWAY BRITISH AMERICA, WHO READS WITH INTEREST THEY CONVINCE HIM THAT WHILE WANDERING OVER EARTH, CHRISTIAN FRIENDS, WHOSE INFLUENCES MAY BE LOST ME. REGRET TIME SO TAKEN UP LIMIT FEW MINUTES PEN SHORT NOTE. SELLECK, STATES AGENT, HAS FOR LAST TWO WEEKS BEEN WISCONSIN, BUSINESS CONECTED CARE SOLDIERS DEVOLVED UPON ME, HAD DEVOTE ALMOST EVERY HOUR IT. LEARN GRAVE POOR OSMAN UNTOUCHED. COULD GET ANTIETAM SHARPSBURG, ANTICIPATED, BETTY BRIANT THERE ANSWERED PURPOSE MEASURE","./exhibit3/images/e30067a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[404]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30067a.htm","THOUGH WOULD AFORD MOURNFUL AGAIN. OSMAN!! BOYS COMPANY, NOW NUMBERING 12, ALWAYS MENTION WHEN MEETAND TALK PAST, AROUND LITTLE CAMP-FIRE. ENDEARED ALL. SINCE LEFT PART OTHERS NOBLE COMRADES: LAWSON WARD, COWARDINE, SAM HACKETT, WALKER ROUSE, FOUR JUST ASS HEARTED TRUE YOUNG CAN THIS VAST ARMY. BUT, GONE, FOREVER US, THOSE PREECEDED PRESENT MEMORY, DEAD YET LIVE. THANK KINDLY INVITATION SPEND HOLIDAYS YOU, AFRAID MUST DECLINE THINK CANNOT OSHKOSH WINTER. SAW RAYMOND ONCE, SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL CITY CALL SINCE. MR. GILBERT, FORMERLY FIRM & MCCOY OSHKOSH, TONIGHT. LIVES HERE. DON EFFECT PRODUCE SIMILAR WRITE PAPER PLEASE. LIKE MUCH. RESPECTS TRULY YOURS, WM. TAPLIN, B. TAYLOR, VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE BATTLEFIELDS DEATH CASUALTIES MILITARY HOSPITALS SOCIETY RELIGION MOTHER.","./exhibit3/images/e30067a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[405]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30088a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. CAMP NEAL, KINGSTON, [GEORGIA] NOV. 7, 1864 DEAR TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY YOU NOW THAT GOOD HEALTH AND HOPE WHEN THESE FEW LINES REACHES MAY FIND WELL. RECEIVED YOUR WELCOME OF 19 OCTOBER. WAS VERY MUCH PLEASED GET [THAT] YOU. PLEASING HEAR FATHER, SUPPOSE KNOW HAVE NOT REST SINCE LEFT ATLANTA. BEEN GO. ARE MOVE, HARDLY TIME WRITE. RUMOR GOING SAVANNAH. DON [KNOW] WHETHER [WILL] NOT. IF GO, THERE WON CHANCE FOR SEND [ME] WHAT SENT FOR. [WE] WHERE THEY SAID WOULD LIKE THEM ARTICLES [WOULD] PAIR STOCKINGS POUND TEA. WANT HOME. THINK CAN ALONG THEN, UNTIL MY UP. WISH FORGET GLOVES. COLONEL HOBART TRIED [SENT] BACK CHATTANOOGA. GOT PERMISSION GENERAL","./exhibit3/images/e30088a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[406]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30088a.htm","THOMAS, BUT GENERALS AGREE. BOYS PAID, DESCRIPTIVE ROLL LOST. HAS YET COMPANY. DRAW [MY PAY], MORE. PRESENT. WELL, JOSEPH DUSHINE. STAND IT. [IS] REAR. PRESENT, JOIN [SENDING] ALL. SO NIGHT REMAIN SON C. [NOTE: HARRISON HOBART, ENLISTED LIEUTENANT JULY 22, 1862. CAPTURED BATTLE CHICAMAUGA SEPTEMBER 20, 1863 LATER ESCAPED LIBBEY PRISON. PROMOTED MARCH 1, BREVETTED BRIGADIER VOLUNTEERS JANUARY 12, 1865. PRIVATE RECRUIT OSHKOSH 26, 1864. TRANSFERRED 3RD MUSTERED OUT JUNE 8, 1865.] PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30088a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[407]=new index("Commutation Receipt","./exhibit3/e30170a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 COMMUTATION RECEIPT FOR ELBY FISHER, PAID $300 EXEMPTING HIM FROM ANY MILITARY DRAFT. MEN OF SERVICE AGE WHO HAD BEEN DRAFTED WERE ALLOWED TO PAY THE GOVERNMENT AVOID SERVICE. 1863 FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN HOMEFRONT RESISTERS","./exhibit3/images/e30170a.jpg","187","100");
Qp[408]=new index("Letter from Albert H. Edwards to John He","./exhibit3/e30143a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM ALBERT H. EDWARDS, COMPANY I, 3RD WISCONSIN CAVALRY: FORT ZARAH, DECEMBER 19, 1864 FRIEND JOHN THOUGHT THAT WOULD TRY AND WRITE TO YOU. WAS THINKING ABOUT FOLKS YESTERDAY TODAY KNOW AM NOT DEAD YET. BUT DON KNOW, MIGHT WELL THE GOOD GOVERNMENT. HAD MEASLES MADISON LAST SPRING HAVE NEVER BEEN SINCE. [HAD] CHRONIC DIARRHEA SUM-MER NOW. TRIED GET FURLOUGH CAN ALL, AWAY HERE PLAINS, HUNTING INDIANS WHERE NOBODY LIVES BUFFALO INDIANS. LOST ONE MAN KILLED BY SEVEN ARROWS THROUGH HIS THEY SCALPED HIM. WORST THING THEIR FIGHTING. CHANCE TAKE OF THEIRS THERE DROVE CATTLE WENT OTHER ATTACKED THEM NIGHT, EIGHT CLOCK EVENING GOT IT. TWENTY-TWO DROVERS, ARMED. FIVE WOUNDED MORTALLY. IS, WAS, HOS-PITAL. STARTED HOME MOR-NING. ARE DRIVING NEW MEXICO. LONG DRIVE CATTLE, BIG DROVE,","./exhibit3/images/e30143a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[409]=new index("Letter from Albert H. Edwards to John He","./exhibit3/e30143a.htm","THREE THOUSAND THEM. THIS GOD FORSAKEN COUNTRY. ANOTHER TAKEN REDSKINS. AMMUNITION WAGON SMOKEY HILL. DISTANCE POST FORTY-FIVE MILES. COMING HERE, COULD DAY. CAMP EVENING. ONLY WITH TRAIN. DRIVERS STAR-TED RUN SOON FIRED GUN. SOLDIER FASTER THAN TEAMSTER, TOOK HAIR. SOME GRIT BACK TIMES. THIRD LEFT FEAR LIFTED. SIX MULES HORSES, BEING FIGHT. ROUNDS CARTRIDGES. WILL HELP LIT-TLE FEW MORE SCALPS. MAY LUCKY ENOUGH MY WOOL OFF, WITHOUT DAMAGE HOPE THOUSANDS [OF] LOSE MORE. THEM, WHAT BECOME GENERAL BLUNT. FIFTY AHEAD COMMAND CAME DEVILS. FELLOW WHEN SAW MEET COMMAND, OWN, MANS, FOOLISHNESS. SCOUT SEE SEE. ORDERLY SERGEANT, COMPANIES, HIMSELF. [OUT] STRUCK PONY TRAIL. FOLLOWED CREEK, STATIONED ON, ABOVE CAMP. THEN SIXTY UPON PUT INTO KILLED. MAN, ORDERLY, RIDER, SHOT DONE DAMAGE. COAT COLLAR. PRETTY NARROW RODE RIGHT SIDE INDIAN, DID [THE FOLL","./exhibit3/images/e30143a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[410]=new index("Letter from Lewis U. Beal","./exhibit3/e30154a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM LEWIS U. BEALL, COMPANY A, 18TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, TO LAY HENRY LEWELLYN BIGFORD, WRITTEN GENERAL SHERMAN OFFICIAL STATIONARY: THE ALSO MENTIONS OLDER BROTHER ROYAL O. WHO SERVED 1ST BATTERY. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT AND ARMY TENNESSEE SPECIAL ORDERS BRIDGEPORT, ALABAMA, DECEMBER 22ND 1863 NO. DEAR LAY, RECEIVED YOUR VERY KIND NOTE LAST EVENING HASTEN ANSWER IT. WAS MUCH PLEASED HEAR YOU, BUT SORRY THAT HAD BEEN SICK. PLEASANTLY SITUATED HERE PRESENT, HAVE DO TAKE CARE MAIL CARRY FEW DISPATCHES ONCE WHILE FACT HEAVY STANDING AROUND BUSINESS, KNOW CAN GOOD DEAL REST. UNDERSTAND ROLL [ROYAL BIGFORD] TRYING RAISE MUSTACHE. TELL HIM HONOR HIS GRIT. WANTS GET MARRIED. THERE SOME REAL NICE LOOKING WENCHES DOWN HERE, IF ONE BAD, WILL HIM. GOT GAYEST HORSES EVER","./exhibit3/images/e30154a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[411]=new index("Letter from Lewis U. Beal","./exhibit3/e30154a.htm","SAW, WHEN TIME OUT, GOING BRING HOME WITH ME. PRETTY HARD DAY WHIPPED REBS LIKE DEVIL. SUPPOSE HEARD ABOUT LONG BEFORE THIS. FURLOUGH AFTER WHILE, COME HOME, SKATE BOYS. HOW SILAS LITTLE WIFE. FAMILY GREAT [AT] MARRYING. MARY WAIT AIN ALWAYS LAST. CHARLEY MULLEN PITY POOR SOLDIER DROP LINE WHILE. ALSO, FATHER MOTHER WOULD THEIR HOUSE DINNER CHRISTMAS. BUB SIS, FETCH THEM BOTH YOUNG NEGRO. GETTING LATE CLOSE. WRITE SOON RESPECTFULLY, OBEDIENT SERVANT CORPORAL BY MAJOR W. ASSISTANT ADJUTANT BULLY DRUMMER IDEA MARRIED, WEDDING. UPTON OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER SOLDIERS CAMPAIGNS BATTLES POSTAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES MARRIAGE PROPOSALS SLAVERY SLAVES","./exhibit3/images/e30154a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[412]=new index("New Testament","./exhibit3/e30149a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LEATHERBOUND NEW TESTAMENT PUBLISHED BY AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY IN 1827. INSCRIBED: FOUND MISSION RIDGE BATTLEFIELD NOV. 26TH, 1863 SIDE OF DEAD REBEL ABOUT HALF WAY BETWEEN TUNNEL HILL AND BRAGG HEAD QUARTERS EDWARD OWENS BATTERY C, 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY FORT WOOD CHATANOOGA TENN. ALSO TITLE PAGE: ISABELLA W. HENDERSON BACK 26, WIS. H. ART. BOOK OWENS, C. OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER BIBLES BATTLEFIELDS","./exhibit3/images/e30149a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[413]=new index("Belt","./exhibit3/e30267a.htm","HISTORY PATTERN 1833 ENLISTED MAN WHITE BUFF LEATHER ACCOUTERMENT BELT: REDYED BLACK ON INSIDE FOR ISSUE DURING CIVIL WAR; FIVE HOLES PUNCHED ONE END WAIST ADJUSTMENT; TWO PIECES SEWN TOGETHER LENGTHEN BELT; FOUR MIDDLE; HOOKED OPPOSITE STAMPED BRASS OVAL BUCKLE WITH CENTER, LEAD FILLED ARROW HOOKS AND TONGUE. MAKER R. NECE ROBERT NECE, PHILADELPHIA, PA. DONATED BY SON OF HOMER L. BACON. LOWELL WAS BORN JULY 14, 1843 KENOSHA, WISCONSIN. OUTBREAK RESIDING DOOR COUNTY, AHNAPEE, KEWAUNEE AUG. 15, 1862 ASSIGNED COMPANY K, 21ST VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. RECEIVED GUNSHOT WOUND HIP CHICKAMAUGA, GEORGIA 1863 SPENT ENSUING WINTER HOSPITAL. DISCHARGED DUE FEB. 18, 1864. INJURY RENDERED HIM UNFIT EMPLOYMENT YEARS. AFTER ATTENDED BUSINESS COLLEGE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. THERE LEARNED BOOKKEEPING TELEGRAPHY. 1866 ENTERED TOLEDO, WABASH","./exhibit3/images/e30267a.jpg","184","100");
Qp[414]=new index("Belt","./exhibit3/e30267a.htm","& WESTERN RAILROAD LOCATED WARSAW, THAT PLACE TRANSFERRED LAHARPE, ABOUT SIX WHILE LATTER MARRIED 1869 ANNIE M. BLISS. NEXT SENT BURLINGTON, IOWA. MORE THAN RESIGNED FROM POSITION. EMPLOYED BANK SALEM, RELOCATED OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO 1882. APPOINTED FREIGHT PASSENGER AGENT CENTRAL RAILROAD. HAD THREE SONS DAUGHTERS. 1883 RECEIVING PENSION #30,377 $6 PER MONTH RIGHT HIP. 1888 MEMBER GAR POST #10 HAVING BEEN MUSTERED INTO JAN. 1885. VETERAN SCHEDULE 1890 FEDERAL CENSUS CITY OSHKOSH. SECTION 1895 1905 STATE P.O. ASSISTANT POSTMASTER 87 WRIGHT STREET CITY. THEIR CHILDREN WERE: JOHN DONOR MILTON BACON; MRS. GEORGE FANNIE RANSOM; LENA MARY I. BACON, ALL DIED 1902. 21, 1926. BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY, BLOCK 124, LOT","./exhibit3/images/e30267a.jpg","184","100");
Qp[415]=new index("Musket","./exhibit3/e30263a.htm","HISTORY U.S. MODEL 1816 TYPE III, .69 CALIBER MUZZLE LOADING MUSKET, CONVERTED FROM FLINTLOCK PERCUSSION: FULL LENGTH AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT STOCK; STEEL BUTT PLATE; LOCKPLATE STAMPED WITH EAGLE AND N. STARR MIDDTN CONN. 1834 HAMMER VENT HOLE FOR PLUGGED BRASS TRIGGER GUARD SLING SWIVEL; ROUND BARREL CONVERSION BREECH; LONG RANGE ADJUSTABLE SIGHT ADDED; THREE BANDS SPRINGS MIDDLE HAS UPPER LEAF SIGHT; RAMROD FORESTOCK. ORIGINALLY MANUFACTURED BY SPRINGFIELD ARSENAL FLINTLOCK, THIS PARTICULAR WAS MADE UNDER CONTRACT 1834. THOUSANDS OF THESE MUSKETS WERE 1850S. SOME RIFLED ACCEPT MINNIE BALL HAD SIGHTS ADDED. ALTHOUGH CONSIDERED SECONDARY ARM DURING CIVIL WAR, THEY RE-ISSUED GROWING NUMBER VOLUNTEER TROOPS BOTH NORTH SOUTH EARLY WAR. STARR, WOOD OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30263a.jpg","120","100");
Qp[416]=new index("Bayonet, Triangular","./exhibit3/e30275a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1842 SOCKET BAYONET AND PATTERN 1855 SCABBARD. FOR THE .69 CALIBER MUSKET: TRIANGULAR SHAPED BLADE WITH U.S. STAMPED NEAR SHOULDER OF BLADE; SHANK ELBOW JOINS WHICH HAS TRANSVERSE LOCKING SLOT CLASP SCREW; MOUNTING CLOSURE BRIDGE BASE. MANUFACTURED BETWEEN 1842-1854. SCABBARD: LEATHER MADE FROM SINGLE PIECE SEEM ALONG LENGTH; BRASS TIP FINIAL RIVETTED END; TWO FROG EIGHT CONSTRUCTION; MAKERS METZGER PHIL PHILADELPHIA, CONTRACTED 2,000 SETS EQUIPMENT JULY 1864 DELIVERED FRANKFORD ARSENAL INSPECTOR H. HARTZELL DEPT SUB PART ASSEMBLAGE PUT TOGETHER BY WINKLER PROBABLY USED AFTER CIVIL WAR VETERANS PARADES. FRANZ JOSEPH WAS BORN DECEMBER 28, 1841 LINDWIESE, GERMANY. ENLISTED COMPANY 9TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY OCTOBER 25, 1861 STOCKBRIDGE, WISCONSIN. MUSTERED OUT NOVEMBER EXPIRATION TERM SERVICE.","./exhibit3/images/e30275a.jpg","170","100");
Qp[417]=new index("Bayonet, Triangular","./exhibit3/e30275a.htm","DIED 24, 1926 CHILTON, WI. METZGER, STEEL COPPER BAYONET, WINKLER, GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC","./exhibit3/images/e30275a.jpg","170","100");
Qp[418]=new index("Musket","./exhibit3/e30272a.htm","HISTORY SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION MUSKET: MANUFACTURED AT ARMORY, SMOOTHBORE .69 CALIBER BARREL WITH CONE BREECH; WALNUT STOCK; STEAL BUTT PLATE TWO STEEL SCREWS; LOCK AND HAMMER; STAMPED 1845 EAGLE; TANG DATED 1845; REVERSE FOR TRIGGER ASSEMBLY; THREE BANDS; SPRINGS; TRUMPET SHAPED RAMROD. ATTRIBUTED FRANK WINKLER. ACCORDING FREDERICK TODD MILITARY EQUIPAGE THE 9TH WISCONSIN WAS ARMED BELGIAN RIFLE MUSKETS DRESDEN RIFLES 1861. THESE SECONDARY ARMS WERE REPLACED 1863 ENGLISH ENFIELD MUSKETS. PROBABLY PURCHASED THIS AFTER WAR USED VETERANS PARADES. FRANZ JOSEPH BORN DECEMBER 28, 1841 LINDWIESE, GERMANY. ENLISTED COMPANY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY OCTOBER 25, STOCKBRIDGE, WISCONSIN. MUSTERED OUT NOVEMBER 1864 EXPIRATION OF TERM SERVICE. DIED 24, 1926 CHILTON, WI. CIVIL WOOD WINKLER,","./exhibit3/images/e30272a.jpg","365","100");
Qp[419]=new index("Box, Cartridge","./exhibit3/e30240a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1855 CARTRIDGE BOX CONSTRUCTED OF BLACK LEATHER WITH INTERIOR PROTECTIVE FLAP AND EXTERIOR CLOSURE TAB BRASS FERRULE BOTTOM; IMPLEMENT POUCH CLOSURE; TWO STRAPS BACK FOR ATTACHMENT EQUIPMENT BELT; ROLLER BUCKLES SHOULDER PLATE LEAD FILLED BACKING WIRE LOOPS SECURED THONG. ONE TIN LINERS OTHER MISSING UPPER COMPARTMENT LOOSE CARTRIDGES TOP CONTAINING PIECES BAR LEAD, HAS HOLE STAMPED 2 BENT 7 LOWER PACKAGES CARTRIDGES. WOULD HAVE CONTAINED 40 .58 CALIBER RIFLE MUSKET. WILLIAM WALTER WRIGHT WAS BORN CIRCA 1846 WISCONSIN. SON WALLACE MARY E. WRIGHT. ENLISTED OSHKOSH JANUARY 4, 1864. ASSIGNED COMPANY C, 21ST VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED RESACA, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED 3RD JUNE 8, 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. PROVIDED NAME W. TIME TRANSFER. MARRIED IDA J. PETERS. 1890 FEDERAL CENSUS RESIDING CITY OSHKOSH.","./exhibit3/images/e30240a.jpg","94","100");
Qp[420]=new index("Box, Cartridge","./exhibit3/e30240a.htm","THEN THAT HAD SUFFERED FOOT. 1905 MADISON STREET NEWSPAPER ARTICLE NOTES BECAME PATIENT NORTHERN STATE HOSPITAL INSANE AUGUST 28, RETURNED HOSPITAL. BEEN RELEASED FROM THERE PAROLE ABOUT YEAR EARLIER. RECEIVED HEAD WHILE MILITARY THOUGHT IT, PLUS EXCESSIVE HEAT DAY, CAUSED RELAPSE. CIVIL WAR STEEL BOX, WRIGHT, OSHKOSH, MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30240a.jpg","94","100");
Qp[421]=new index("Rifle","./exhibit3/e30265a.htm","HISTORY COLT MODEL 1855 REVOLVING RIFLE, SIDE HAMMER, SERIAL NUMBER 8127: AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT BUTT STOCK WITH OLD REPAIR AT WRIST; STEEL PLATE SLIDING OPENING FOR CLEANING ROD; SHOULDER SLING SWIVEL BOTTOM MISSING; BRASS TRIGGER GUARD TRIGGER; FRAME EXTERIOR HAMMER; .56 CALIBER FIVE SHOT FLUTED CYLINDER PERCUSSION CONES; 37.5 LONG ROUND BARREL OCTAGON BREECH SECTION; ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT BLADE FRONT SIGHT; WOODEN FORESTOCK CHARRED FROM 1994 MUSEUM FIRE BAND MIDDLE UNDER LOADING LEVER UNDERNEATH. ALL HAS TURNED UNIFORM GRAY BROWN. THE MILITARY MODEL, FIRST PRODUCED 1856 REPEATING ARM PURCHASED BY GOVERNMENT. APPROXIMATELY 7,000 RIFLES WERE DURING CIVIL WAR, 1,000 OF THEM ISSUED BERDAN SHARPSHOOTERS 1862. 21ST OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY USED DEVASTATING EFFECT BATTLE CHICAMAUGA SEPTEMBER 1863. WAS LATER UNIVERSALLY","./exhibit3/images/e30265a.jpg","212","100");
Qp[422]=new index("Rifle","./exhibit3/e30265a.htm","CONDEMNED WHEN WOULD OCCASIONALLY CHAIN CYLINDERS RESULT SEVERING FINGERS LEFT SOLDIER FIRING WEAPON. SEE COL. RIFLEMAN MARCH 2004 VOL. 152, NO. JANUARY 2008: PARTS SAVED RESTORATION, BAG OBJECT FOLDER STORAGE RIFLE. ARMS MANUFACTURING COMPANY HARTFORD, OSHKOSH, SHARPSHOOTING","./exhibit3/images/e30265a.jpg","212","100");
Qp[423]=new index("Carbine","./exhibit3/e30256a.htm","HISTORY MAYNARD BREECH-LOADING CARBINE, CALIBER .50, 1ST MODEL, PATENTED BY EDWARD MAYNARD; WOODEN BUTT STOCK WITH STEEL PLATE; PATCH BOX OBVERSE SIDE OF STAMPED SEPT 22 1845 27 1851 JUNE 17 1856 ADJUSTABLE LONG RANGE SIGHT TOP STOCK; MECHANISM, ARMS CO. WASHINGTON AND MANUFACTURED MASS CHICOPEE FALLS REVERSE; CENTRAL HAMMER; TRIGGER GUARD LEVER SLING RING BOTTOM; OCTAGON BARREL TAPERING ROUND SET REAR BLADE FRONT SIGHT. 20,200 CARBINES WERE PURCHASED THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FROM 1861-1865, MAKING ONE MOST POPULAR CAVALRY WEAPONS USED. CIVIL COMPANY WASHINGTON, DC OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30256a.jpg","200","100");
Qp[424]=new index("Carbine","./exhibit3/e30258a.htm","HISTORY SMITH BREECH-LOADING PERCUSSION CARBINE, .50 CALIBER, SERIAL NUMBER: 3730; PATENT DATE JUNE 23, 1857; AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT BUTT STOCK; STEEL PLATE; RECEIVER WITH EXTERIOR HAMMER AND IGNITION CONE; LARGE SPRING TOP BREAK OPEN HINGE; TRIGGER GUARD CATCH-RELEASE FOR RECEIVER; ROUND BARREL ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT FRONT BLADE SIGHT; FORESTOCK BAND. ORIGINALLY PATENTED BY GILBERT FALLS, NY AUGUST 5, 1856. 30,062 CARBINES WERE PURCHASED THE GOVERNMENT FROM 1861-1865 CAVALRY USE DURING CIVIL WAR, MAKING FOURTH MOST COMMON ISSUED. 1998: EXISTING REPRODUCTION REWORKED, SITE SPRING, SCREW REPLACED. WOOD SPRINGFIELD, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30258a.jpg","268","100");
Qp[425]=new index("Nancy C. Derby Collection","./exhibit3/e30175a.htm","NANCY C. DERBY THE COLLECTION COMPRISES THREE LARGE LEDGER SIZED DIARIES AND FOLDERS OF MISC. DOCUMENTS HOUSED IN ONE SMALL ARCHIVAL BOX. HER CONTAIN DETAILED INFORMATION DAY-TO-DAY LIFE OSHKOSH OBSERVATIONS NATIONAL ISSUES. THERE GREAT DEAL MENTIONED CONCERNING CIVIL WAR HOMEFRONT. FAMILY WAS LIVING ALABAMA WHEN BEGAN SOON RETURNED OSHKOSH. ERA EXCERPTS FROM OSHKOSH: SEPT. 11, [1859] VERY WARM MORNING INDEED. JAMES HAS NOT COME YET, BUT PRESUME WILL TODAY. ALDEN FROST WENT LIVINGSTON [ALABAMA] YESTERDAY AFTER RUN-A-WAY NEGRO WHO JAIL THERE. HIS NAME VIRGIL & BIT UP DOGS CUT BESIDES WHIPPING. WISH WISCONSIN TODAY-I COULD BID ADIEU SOUTH WITH GLAD HEART. ANDREW CAME TOOK DINNER US, SAID WOULD SEND CRAWFORD TOMORROW. [MAY 18, 1860] RODE HORSE SEE THEM FIRING KILN LAST EVENING, POOR NEGROES LOOKED TIRED. THAT WOMAN","./exhibit3/images/e30175a.jpg","60","100");
Qp[426]=new index("Nancy C. Derby Collection","./exhibit3/e30175a.htm","NIGHT, DOWN GET SOME YEAST. SHE NEAT PRETTY LOOKING WOMAN. OVER MRS. PAGE THIS AFTERNOON FOUND 22] STARTED EUTAW EARLY GOT TEN CLOCK-FOUND HAD GONE TUSCALOOSA RUN-AWAY NEGROES. ELIZA TOWN SHOPPING JUST GEORGE HOME. WILLIE CHILL [JULY 5] SICK HAVE SET MUCH THINK SLIGHT NIGHT. VERY, HOT TELLING DROPPED DEAD FIELD [AFTERNOON] ABOVE PLANTATION. 15 DRY STILL. GOOD BREEZE SABBATH AFTERNOON. AUNT RACHEL [NANCY HIRED SLAVE] COMPANY, HUSBAND COLORED MASTER DAVID TIME VISIT THEY MAKE MOST IT. PREACHING WHERE ROUND PLACE [TO PLACE], WITHOUT PASS WHITE CAN FINDS ONE. 24] RAIN WINDY COOL TREES ARE DRYING LEAVES FALLING LIKE AUTUMN. NEARLY WEEKS SINCE RAINED RAINS BEFORE DID WET GROUND INCH DOWN. AGAIN EVENING. HEARD MC___ TWO BOYS WERE CARRYING WATER FELL DEAD-THIS EXCESSIVE HEAT HARD FOLKS. JANUARY 1861. HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL. BIDS FAIR PROMISES NOW UNH","./exhibit3/images/e30175a.jpg","60","100");
Qp[427]=new index("Hat","./exhibit3/e30251a.htm","HISTORY M1858 UNIFORM HAT HARDEE : CONSTRUCTED OF RABBIT AND OTHER FUR FIBER BLACK FELT; 7 CONICAL SHAPED CROWN, FLAT TOP; 3 4 BRIM WITH DOUBLE ROWS 2 STITCHES PER INCH EDGE TORN LEFT SIDE BY EAGLE PIN SILK GROSGRAIN RIBBON HATBAND BASE APPLIED BOW; INTERIOR HAS PASTED OIL CLOTH LABEL WITH, U.S.A. NO. PRINTED GOLD INK BLACK; LEATHER SWEATBAND WIDE EMBOSSED CROSS-HATCHING LOOSE UNSTITCHED WHITE BACK. SKY BLUE WOOL INFANTRY CORD TWO TWISTS; SLIDE ADJUSTMENT TASSELS CROWN; STAMPED BRASS HORN ATTACHED WIRE LOOPS THONG FRONT LETTER ABOVE; CROWN. PERFORATIONS WHERE PLUME WOULD HAVE BEEN NOT PRESENT DONOR HAD BROTHERS WHO SERVED COMPANY E, 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. ONLY HORACE BEDIENT RETURNED HOME ALIVE. L. WAS BORN NEW YORK APRIL 13, 1842, ELDEST CHILD WILLIAM ESTHER BEDIENT. MOVED FAMILY 1844 SETTLED ALGOMA","./exhibit3/images/e30251a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[428]=new index("Hat","./exhibit3/e30251a.htm","1848. ENLISTED OSHKOSH JUNE 19, 1861. TALL; LIGHT COMPLEXION; BLUES; BROWN HAIR; FARMER. SKIRMISH BLACKBURN FORD. DISCHARGED MEDICAL DISABILITY AFTER CONTRACTING MEASLES DECEMBER 30, CAMP TILLINGAST, VIRGINIA. 1868 WORKING TINSMITH. WENT INTO BUSINESS MAN NAMED SCHNEIDER 1870 SHOP 115 MAIN ST., 1873 OWNED HIMSELF. 1876 1882 HARDWARE 189 MAIN, 1883 1885 LOCATED 207 FROM 1886 1888 179 MAIN. MEMBER GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC POST 10 1888. 1890 SUFFERING LUNG DISEASE RESULTING ARMY. DIED JULY 24, 1899 BURIED ELLENWOOD CEMETERY. CIVIL STEEL COTTON BEDIENT, OSHKOSH, REGIMENT IRON BRIGADE MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30251a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[429]=new index("Susannah Van Valkenberg","./exhibit3/e30160a.htm","ARCHIVES VAN VALKENBERG 9TH PLATE COLODIAN EMULSION GLASS OF SUSANNAH VALKENBERG, WITH STAMPED BRASS ORNATE MAT AND OVAL OPENING, PRESERVER, GLASS, WOOD EMBOSSED PAPER CASE PIN WHEEL; RED VELVET LINING LID; SINGLE LATCH CLOSURE NOT ORIGINAL TO IMAGE, ADDED 01 20 2000 . 1858 CIVIL WAR 1862 PHOTOGRAPHIC AMBROTYPE VALKENBURG, ALDEN RICHARDS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE NURSES","./exhibit3/images/e30160a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[430]=new index("Drum, Snare","./exhibit3/e30232a.htm","HISTORY SNARE DRUM CONSTRUCTED OF VARNISHED WOOD CYLINDER FASTENED WITH NAILS; SKIN STRETCHED ACROSS TWO HOOPS THE ENDS AND HELD PLACE RED PAINTED WOODEN COUNTER-HOOPS. ADJUSTABLE ROPES LEATHER CUFFS. SINEW CORD BOTTOM TAUT METAL CLAMP. THERE ALSO LOOSE WOVEN COTTON SHOULDER STRAP. BLUE MAKER LABEL INSIDE VISIBLE THROUGH AIR HOLE: WILLIAM KILBOURN SUCCESSOR GEORGE MANUFACTURER BASS DRUMS TAMBORINES, BANJOS, TOY DRUMS, RC. NO. 147 CLINTON AVENUE ALBANY CIVIL WAR ERA MANUFACTURED BY KILBOURN. WAS LOCATED AVENUE, ALBANY, FROM 1858-1863. DIRECTORY AMERICAN MILITARY GOODS DEALERS & MAKERS 1785-1915 HENRY LEWELLYN BIGFORD NOT LISTED SOLDIER WISCONSIN ROSTERS. ELEVEN YEAR SON CAPTAIN THOMAS TAYCHEEDAH, FOND DU COUNTY, WISCONSIN. ROSTERS, BUT ACCORDING MUSEUM RECORDS, USED HELP FATHER RECRUIT SOLDIERS. BORN YORK STATE","./exhibit3/images/e30232a.jpg","140","100");
Qp[431]=new index("Drum, Snare","./exhibit3/e30232a.htm","OWNED FARM SOUTH TAYCHEEDAH. OLDER ROYAL SERVED PRIVATE 1ST BATTERY 10 31 1864 1865. 1849 DIED OSHKOSH 1935. LIVED HORTONVILLE WORKED CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY 1872 1921. RETIRED 1923. KILBOURN, BRASS STEEL DRUM, BIGFORD, OSHKOSH, MANZER LUCK RECRUITING ENLISTMENT","./exhibit3/images/e30232a.jpg","140","100");
Qp[432]=new index("Bible","./exhibit3/e30092a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS BIBLE PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN JOHN WALTER SCOTT, COMPNAY B, 3RD WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN SOCIETY AND COMPANY VOLUNTEERS LATE APRIL OR MAY 1861 LADIES OF OSHKOSH. CUTOM LEATHER BINDING EMBOSSED GOLD FRONT, BACK, GOD COUNTRY 1859 BOOK OSHKOSH, HOMEFRONT BIBLES SOCIETIES RELIGION RELIGIOUS ASPECTS BOOKS CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30092a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[433]=new index("Pistol","./exhibit3/e30266a.htm","HISTORY COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. .36 CALIBER, SHOT, 7.5 OCTAGON BARREL WITH HINGED LOADING LEVER UNDER BARREL. ACTION INOPERATIVE AND HAMMER CAN NOT PULLED BACK. CYLINDER SPINS FREELY PAWL BROKEN? FAINT ENGRAVED NAVAL SCENE DEPICTING TEXAS BATTLE MEXICAN SHIPS DURING AMERICAN WAR. WEDGE LOOSE MISSING SCREW. SERIAL NUMBER 109168 INDICATES MANUFACTURE DATE OF 1860. ONE PIECE BLACK WALNUT GRIPS LEFT CRUDELY CARVED BLUE HAS TURNED UNIFORM GRAY BROWN THROUGHOUT. STAMPED FOUR TIMES UNDERSIDE. STAMPED: COLTS PATENT ADDRESS SAME NEW-YORK TOP THE MODEL WAS MOST POPULAR REVOLVERS PRODUCTION FROM 1850 1873. INFORMATION SUPPLIED BY DONOR THAT THIS TAKEN CHARGED VAGRANCY OSHKOSH CHIEF POLICE W.W. NEFF, CIRCA 1890, FATHER, CONSTABLE, 1876. SAID COLE YOUNGER CARRIED CIVIL WAR, WHEN CONFEDERATE RAIDER MAJOR QUANTRILL.","./exhibit3/images/e30266a.jpg","182","100");
Qp[434]=new index("Pistol","./exhibit3/e30266a.htm","HOLSTER ACCOMPANIED REVOLVER, DESTROYED FIRE 1994, INSCRIBED NAMES. INITIALS MATCH THOSE ANOTHER ITEM WHILE PRISON MINNESOTA. LATER BECAME OUTLAW JESSE JAMES BAND OUTLAWS, SPENT 25 YEARS 1876-1901 AFTER ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY NORTHFIELD, VERSION PISTOL ACQUIRED PURCHASED FATHER. STEEL WOOD HARTFORD, YOUNGER, OSHKOSH, ROBBERIES","./exhibit3/images/e30266a.jpg","182","100");
Qp[435]=new index("Shako","./exhibit3/e30231a.htm","HISTORY A FRENCH MODEL 1860 MILITARY SHAKO IMPORTED FROM FRANCE IN 1861 FOR USE BY UNION REGIMENTS THE CIVIL WAR. MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE BRINTON MCCLELLAN ORDERED SHAKOS CONJUNCTION WITH CHASSEUR UNIFORMS. WAS ISSUED 18TH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY, 83RD PENNSYLVANIA AND INVALID CORPS WHICH LATER BECAME VETERAN RESERVE CORPS. BLACK LEATHER SHAPED REINFORCEMENTS EITHER SIDE BANDS REINFORCING TOP BOTTOM. SHORT VISOR GREEN DYED FINISH UNDERNEATH. THERE EMBOSSED NEAR EDGE UNDERSIDE OF VISOR. 2 SWEAT INSIDE NUMBERS 7 SCRATCHED SURFACE. BRASS CAP PLATE DEPICTS AMERICAN EAGLE OUTSTRETCHED WINGS SITTING ATOP CROSSED CANONS ARROWS OLIVE BRANCH ENCIRCLES BUGLE. RED, WHITE BLUE NATIONAL COCKADE, ABOVE PLATE, PRESENT HOWEVER POMPON MISSING. ARE VENTS SHAKO, BOTH PAINTED OUTSIDE INSIDE. OSHKOSH, MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30231a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[436]=new index("Carbine","./exhibit3/e30257a.htm","HISTORY GALLAGHER BREECH-LOADING PERCUSSION CARBINE, CALIBER .52, SERIAL NUMBER 9507, FIRST PATENTED BY M. J. GALLAGER JULY 17, 1860; WOODEN BUTT STOCK WITH STEEL PLATE AND PATCH BOX; BAR SLING RING REVERSE OF STOCK; STAMPED: GALLGER AND: MANUFACTURED RICHARDSON & OVERMAN PHILLADA. EXTERIOR SIDE HAMMER; TRIGGER GUARD LEVER SPRING LATCH; ROUND BARREL CONE; ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT BLADE FRONT ARE MISSING. 728 CARBINES WERE PURCHASED THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FROM AUGUST 31, 1861 DECEMBER 10, 1864, MAKING MOST POPULAR CAVALRY WEAPONS USED. CIVIL WAR PHILADELPHIA, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30257a.jpg","213","100");
Qp[437]=new index("Spoon","./exhibit3/e30194a.htm","HISTORY TINNED IRON SPOON WITH LYRE FIDDLE SHAPED HANDLE. CARRIED BY JAMES F. SAWYER DURING THE CIVIL WAR. SOLDIER BOUGHT OWN CUTLERY THEM HAVERSACK. LISTED RESIDENCE AS GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION OF 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1860 STEEL SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30194a.jpg","158","100");
Qp[438]=new index("Revolver","./exhibit3/e30234a.htm","HISTORY MANHATTAN .36 CALIBER REVOLVER, SERIES III, MANUFACTURED BY THE FIRE ARMS COMPANY OF NEWARK, NJ, PATENTED DECEMBER 27, 1859: STEEL FRAME; BRASS BACKSTRAP STAMPED WITH SERIAL NUMBER 40228; TRIGGER GUARD TRIGGER; WALNUT GRIP; HAMMER; FIVE-CHAMBER ENGRAVED CYLINDER PERCUSSION CONES; OCTAGON BARREL CO. LOADING LEVER UNDERNEATH BARREL; AND BLADE FRONT SIGHT. PRIVATELY PURCHASED NOT GOVERNMENT ISSUE. USED 1ST LIEUTENANT JOHN TILTON, G, 30TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. ENLISTED FROM HANCOCK, SEPTEMBER 9, 1862. RESIGNED APRIL 21, 1865 DUE DISABILITY. 1885 1895 VETERANS CENSUS RESIDENT HANCOCK. 1905. 1860 CIVIL WOOD OSHKOSH, OFFICER MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30234a.jpg","148","100");
Qp[439]=new index("The Armies of Europe: Comprising Descrip","./exhibit3/e30282a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS BOOK CONTAINING THE REPORT OF GENERAL GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN HIS OBSERVATIONS EUROPE CRIMEAN OFFICIAL CAPACITY AS MILITARY COMMISIONER FROM UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 1855 THROUGH 1856. EXAMINES TROOP ORGANIZATIONS, EQUIPMENT USED BY DIFFERENT ARMIES, AND TACTICS USED. CONTAINS MANY ILLUSTRATIONS THESE SUBJECTS. INSCRIBED FRONT, J. HANCOCK MAJOR 14 WIS REGT INF JANUARY 20TH 1862 CAMP NEAR FOND DU LAC 1861 FELT LEATHER SILK GILT BOOK, INSTRUCTION HANCOCK, JOHN MCCLELLAN, BRINTON PITTSBURG LANDING, TN EDUCATION TRAINING ART & SCIENCE LIFE MANEUVERS UNIFORMS CAVALRY INFANTRY ARTILLERY TROOPS WEAPONRY CAMPS COOKERY LEADERSHIP 14TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER EUROPE: COMPRISING DESCRIPTIONS DETAIL SYSTEMS ENGLAND, FRANCE, RUSSIA, PRUSSIA, AUSTRIA, SARDINIA.... NEVITT, CHARLES R.","./exhibit3/images/e30282a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[440]=new index("Thomas P. Russell","./exhibit3/e30032a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ONCE CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF THOMAS P. RUSSELL. INSCRIBED, DR. T. 1861 MADE NOTE:NO BACKMARK, BUT CARPET AND PROPS ARE IDENTICAL TO THOSE USED BRADY WASHINGTON GALLERY, OBJECT DATE WHILE 1861. CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK RUSSELL, WASHINGTON, DC NATIONAL PORTRAIT SOLDIERS OFFICERS DOCTORS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 1ST CAVALRY IRON BRIGADE","./exhibit3/images/e30032a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[441]=new index("Walker S. Rouse","./exhibit3/e30033a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT COLLODIAN EMULSION 6TH PLATE TINTYPE, HAND TINTED, WITHOUT CASE OF WALKER S. ROUSE. MADE WHILE WAS WASHINGTON 1861. CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHIC PAINT ROUSE, WASHINGTON, DC SOLDIERS CASUALTIES 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE OSHKOSH DAILY NORTHWESTERN","./exhibit3/images/e30033a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[442]=new index("2nd Lieutenant Heman B. Jackson, Company","./exhibit3/e30049a.htm","ARCHIVES GELATIN PRINT COPY OF EALIER PHOTO 2ND LIEUTENANT HEMAN B. JACKSON, COMPANY B, WISCSONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY OBJECT DATE NOTE:COPY C. 1861 CDV CIVIL WAR PRINT, PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE OFFICERS WISCONSIN IRON BRIGADE","./exhibit3/images/e30049a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[443]=new index("Flag","./exhibit3/e30276a.htm","HISTORY HAND-MADE SILK UNITED STATES FLAG: BLUE CANTON WITH 30+ WHITE FIVE-POINTED STARS FOLDED SOME ARE NOT VISIBLE ; THE FIELD HAS THIRTEEN ALTERNATING RED HORIZONTAL STRIPES. THIS WAS ONE OF TWO FLAGS BY WOMEN OSHKOSH FROM RIBBON THAT THEY BOUGHT TOWN. PRESENTED SCOTT VOLUNTEERS APRIL 1861. WERE MUSTERED INTO SERVICE JUNE 29, AFTER WAR, HUNG PORCH DONOR, DAUGHTER JOHN WALTER SCOTT. WHICH FADED TIME. THERE ENOUGH KIND MATERIAL SMALL CANVASSED UNTIL FOUND. SURE ARRANGEMENT DIFFERENT SIZES USED. MISS CARRIE WEED CITY GROVE. THEN PRESENTING SHE SAID GENTLEMEN, MINGLED FEELINGS SADNESS JOY MEET YOU TODAY; OUR BELOVE COUNTRY SHOULD TREASON MAKE PARTING FRIENDS NECESSARY; THAT, FIRST CALL, MANY BRAVELY DEFEND WHAT DEAR CONSTITUTION UNION. HOPES PRAYERS GO ETC, ETC. NANCY DERBY MENTIONS DIARY: [APRIL 24, 1861] ...THE","./exhibit3/images/e30276a.jpg","119","100");
Qp[444]=new index("Flag","./exhibit3/e30276a.htm","LADIES MAKING FOR COMPANY, PRESUME EACH COMPANY. 25, ...I CALLED SEE MRS. JEWELL LEARN ABOUT FLAGS. THEM SEWING MACHINES. & PUT APPROPRIATE MOTTOES... [MAY 4] VERY PLEASANT BUT COOL MORNING. GEORGE HATTIE HAVE GONE DOWN MR. [BOUCK S] [COMPANY E, 2ND WISCONSIN]. EVENING CAME HOME LARGEST GATHERING EVER SAW OSHKOSH. DEPARTED AMIDST WEEPING HEARTRENDING FAREWELLS. START NEXT WEDNESDAY. CIVIL OSHKOSH, SCOTT, HUME, NETTIE AURORA 3RD INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30276a.jpg","119","100");
Qp[445]=new index("Marion F. Hume","./exhibit3/e30052a.htm","ARCHIVES HUME LARGE COPY PHOTOGRAPH MADE CIRCA 1885 FROM AN EARLIER TINTYPE OF MARION F. HUME. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1862 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, HUMES, JANESVILLE, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CASUALTIES DEATH 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE","./exhibit3/images/e30052a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[446]=new index("Rudolph J. Weisbrod, Company D, 8th New","./exhibit3/e30070a.htm","HALF PLATE AMBROTYPE OF RUDOLPH J. WEISBROD WITH HAND TINTED, DECORATIVE STAMPED BRASS MAT FLORAL DESIGN, PROTECTIVE GLASS PRESERVER. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1862 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION WEISBROD, JOSEPH NEW YORK, NY SOLDIERS UNIFORMS 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS COMPANY 8TH","./exhibit3/images/e30070a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[447]=new index("Elisia Linsy Echols McCormick","./exhibit3/e30163a.htm","ARCHIVES HAND TINTED ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK OF ELISIA LINSY ECHOLS MCCORMICK. MARKS: S. ANDERSON PHOTOGRAPHER SA 61 CAMP ST. NEW ORLEANS 1861 CIVIL WAR 1862 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK PAINT MCCORMICK, ORLEANS, LA CONFEDERATE STATES AMERICA PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE","./exhibit3/images/e30163a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[448]=new index("Cap, Forage","./exhibit3/e30228a.htm","HISTORY MCDOWELL STYLE OFFICER FORAGE CAP CONSTRUCTED BLUE WOOL BODY AND CROWN; SLOPING LEATHER VISOR, COTTON LINING. GOLD BULLION EMBROIDERED WREATH WITH M.S. MEDICAL SERVICE SEWN FRONT CAP. CHIN-STRAP; BUCKLES BUTTONS ARE MISSING. USED BY THOMAS RUSSELL. PEMBER RUSSELL, JR. WAS BORN APR. 19, 1827 BETHEL, VERMONT. SON MARTHA LISTED 1860 CENSUS PHYSICIAN RESIDING FIRST WARD CITY OSHKOSH. SOPHIA, WIFE, CIRCA 1830 NEW YORK. W., THEIR SON, 1858 WISCONSIN. ONLY ONE THREE CHILDREN REACH MAJORITY AGE. GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE 1852. PRACTICED TWO YEARS WESTON, THEN REMOVED SEVERAL YEARS, MYRA F. EDGERTON, DIED ABOUT 1856. MARRIED COUSIN BENJAMIN ENLISTED COMMISSIONED 1ST ASSISTANT SURGEON 2ND VOLUNTEER INFANTRY MAY 10, 1861. RESIGNED JULY 2, 1862 REENLISTED CAVALRY. NOVEMBER 29, 1862. 1868 JR., 12 ALGOMA STREET VETERAN","./exhibit3/images/e30228a.jpg","134","100");
Qp[449]=new index("Cap, Forage","./exhibit3/e30228a.htm","SECTION 1885 STATE P.O. 1888 MEMBER GAR POST #10 1890 FEDERAL DEC. 14, 1904. 1905 26 ALSO THERE. AFTER ILLNESS JUST DAY, HOME OCT. 5, 1917. BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. CIVIL CAP, OSHKOSH, DOCTOR REGIMENT IRON BRIGADE MANZER & LUCK MILITARY MEDICINE","./exhibit3/images/e30228a.jpg","134","100");
Qp[450]=new index("Rifle","./exhibit3/e30262a.htm","HISTORY U.S. MODEL 1861 .58 CALIBER SPRINGFIELD RIFLE MUSKET: FULL BLACK WALNUT STOCK; STEEL BUTT PLATE; LOCKPLATE WITH 1855 STYLE HAMMER; TRIGGER AND GUARD SLING SWIVEL; ROUND BARREL PERCUSSION CONE, ADJUSTABLE LONG RANGE REAR SIGHT GRADUATED 500 YARDS BLADE FRONT SIGHT; THREE FLAT BANDS MIDDLE BAND; SPRINGS; NOSE CAP; RAMROD STOCK. DESIGNED SHOOT THE MINIE BALL. DATED 1862 BARREL. OVER 700,000 M1861 MUSKETS WERE MANUFACTURED DURING CIVIL WAR BY ARMORY FOUR PRIVATE CONTRACTORS. THIS SAW MORE ACTION THAN ANY OTHER FIREARM WAR. ARSENAL WOOD OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30262a.jpg","155","100");
Qp[451]=new index("James Ordway","./exhibit3/e30022a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF CAPTAIN JAMES ORDWAY. MARKS: BACK MARK: BOGARDUS, PHOTOGRAPHER. 363 BROADWAY, NEW YORK; INSCRIPTION BY NEVITT: KILLED WHILE BRAVELY LEADING HIS COMPANY VICTORY AT THE BATTLE RAPPAHANOCK STATION VIRGINIA, NOVEMBER 7, 1863. 1861 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK ORDWAY, YORK, OFFICERS SOLDIERS 5TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30022a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[452]=new index("Samuel White","./exhibit3/e30023a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF SAMUEL WHITE. MARKS: BACK MARK: BOGARDUS, PHOTOGRAPHER. 363 BROADWAY, NEW YORK; INSCRIPTION BY NEVITT: CAPT. CO. 5TH WIS. INF. DIED WOUNDS FREDERICKSBURG. ALSO INSCRIBED, YOURS TRULY 1861 CIVIL WAR 1863 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK WHITE, YORK, NY SOLDIERS OFFICERS WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30023a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[453]=new index("Thomas C. Garrity","./exhibit3/e30028a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF THOMAS C. GARRITY. MARKS: INSCRIPTION BACK, CORPL. B. 5TH REGT WIS. VOL. INFTY. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1863 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK GARRITY, SOLDIERS WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30028a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[454]=new index("Adin or Almer Cornish, Company A, 14th W","./exhibit3/e30131a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK OF ADIN OR ALMER CORNISH, COMPANY A, 14TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY. MARKS: INSCRIBED TO, LOTTIE 1861 CIVIL WAR 1863 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SOLDIERS CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30131a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[455]=new index("Civil War Drummer Boy Henry Lewellyn Big","./exhibit3/e30166a.htm","BIGFORD LARGE FORMAT CRAYON PORTRAIT DEPICTING CIVIL WAR DRUMMER BOY HENRY LEWELLYN BIGFORD. 1861 1864 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER, CHARCOAL PORTRAIT, BIGFORD, FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN PHOTOGRAPHS MALE BOYS MUSICIANS DRUMS RECRUITING & ENLISTMENT","./exhibit3/images/e30166a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[456]=new index("Box, Cartridge","./exhibit3/e30204a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1855 CARTRIDGE BOX CONSTRUCTED OF BLACK LEATHER WITH INTERIOR PROTECTIVE FLAP AND EXTERIOR CLOSURE TAB BRASS FERRULE BOTTOM; IMPLEMENT POUCH CLOSURE; TWO STRAPS BACK FOR ATTACHMENT EQUIPMENT BELT; SHOULDER ROLLER BUCKLES PLATE LEAD FILLED BACKING WIRE LOOPS SECURED THONG. TIN LINERS UPPER COMPARTMENT LOOSE CARTRIDGES LOWER PACKAGES CARTRIDGES. OVAL STAMPED US CENTER, FLAP. ATTACHED THROUGH BACK. CARVED INTO HOLES PUNCHED EAGLE BREAST MISSING WOULD HAVE CONTAINED 40 .58 CALIBER RIFLE MUSKET. OBJECT #76-8-T1, OFFICER DESIGN WAS FOUND FRONT POCKET BOX. DONOR UNCLE GEORGE H. BUCKSTAFF. HARDIN BORN MAR. 8, 1837 DUNBARTON, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA. SON JOHN LUCY MCCURDY THEY REMOVED THEIR FAMILY 1850 SETTLED FARM 160 ACRES TOWN ALGOMA, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. SONS WERE ALL MARRIED MADE HOMES","./exhibit3/images/e30204a.jpg","274","100");
Qp[457]=new index("Box, Cartridge","./exhibit3/e30204a.htm","FOX RIVER VALLEY WISCONSIN. REARED RECEIVED COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION FEW MONTHS AFTER MOVING RESIDED THEN CITY OSHKOSH, WHERE BECOME ONE PIONEERS LUMBER LOGGING BUSINESS. ENLISTED SEPT. 17, 1861 ASSIGNED COMPANY 1ST VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. PROMOTED CORPORAL SERGEANT THAT COMPANY. DURING BATTLE CHICKAMAUGA, GEORGIA 19, 1863 WOUNDED LEFT HAND LOST THUMB. MUSTERED OUT MILWAUKEE, OCT. 13, 1864 END TERM ENLISTMENT. SOON APPOINTMENT CHIEF CLERK COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY REMAINED POSITION YEAR. RETURNED ENGAGED BUSINESS, BEING MEMBER WELL-KNOWN BROS. & CHASE. 21, 1868 MATTIE MURRAY. HAD THREE CHILDREN, DAUGHTER WHO DIED INFANCY, EUGENE 1883 RESIDING P.O. RECEIVING PENSION $4 LOSS DUE POOR HEALTH, TEMPORARILY RETIRED 1884. CLOSED 1887 FROM ACTIVE SUFFERING INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. 1888 GAR POST #241 OSHKOSH. HELD SEVERAL POLITICAL ELE","./exhibit3/images/e30204a.jpg","274","100");
Qp[458]=new index("Handkerchief","./exhibit3/e30207a.htm","HISTORY HANDKERCHIEF MADE OF YELLOW COTTON WITH RED BLOCK RESIST PRINTING, LATTICE DESIGN AROUND BORDER 8 FLORAL PATTERN CORNERS EACH SIDE. CENTER COMPOSED 16 V OUTLINED INTERTWINED S. TWO SIDES ARE HEMMED WHILE THE OTHER SELVEDGE BOLT MATERIAL. THREE INCHES MISSING FROM ONE HANDKERCHIEF; NUMEROUS TEARS HOLES. USED BY JOSEPH ARNOLD. LETTER DATED AUGUST 27, 1864 WRITES: DEAR MOTHER: YOUR MOST WELCOME LETTER, TOGETHER SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHIEF, THREAD, HAVE RECEIVED WAS HAPPY LEARN THAT ALL WERE STILL ENJOYING GOOD HEALTH. THIS POSSIBLY REFERS TO. SON FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY MONTHS","./exhibit3/images/e30207a.jpg","116","100");
Qp[459]=new index("Handkerchief","./exhibit3/e30207a.htm","REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED SERVICE 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND DU LAC 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER WAR BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL MARCH 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. CIVIL OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER GEOMETRIC","./exhibit3/images/e30207a.jpg","116","100");
Qp[460]=new index("Box, Cap","./exhibit3/e30274a.htm","HISTORY PATTERN 1855 PERCUSSION CAP BOX: BLACK LEATHER CONSTRUCTED OF FORMED BODY SEWN SINGLE BACK PIECE WHICH INCLUDES COVER FLAP AND CLOSURE TAB; INTERIOR WITH EARS BOTTOM HAS BRASS FINIAL CLOSING FLAP; TWO VERTICAL STRAPS RIVETTED PLACE ATTACHMENT EQUIPMENT BELT; REMNANTS FLEECE LINER. STEEL CONE PICK STILL INSIDE. MANUFACTURER STAMP J. ____& NEWARK NJ POSSIBLY DAVY NEWARK, WHO MANUFACTURED BOXES CONTRACTOR WERE NOT REQUIRED THEIR PRODUCTS UNTIL LATE 1861 AFTER OCTOBER 1864 INSPECTOR WAS REQUIRED. PART ASSEMBLEDGE USED BY FRANK WINKLER. FRANZ JOSEPH BORN DECEMBER 28, 1841 LINDWIESE, GERMANY. ENLISTED COMPANY 9TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 25, STOCKBRIDGE, WISCONSIN. MUSTERED OUT NOVEMBER EXPIRATION TERM SERVICE. DIED 24, 1926 CHILTON, WI. CIVIL DAVY, COPPER BOX, WINKLER, VETERAN GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC","./exhibit3/images/e30274a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[461]=new index("George H. Hardy","./exhibit3/e30030a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF GEORGE H. HARDY. MARKS: BACK MARK: FROM JAMES TRIPP PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, BERLIN,WIS. INSCRIPTION: MY ASSISTANT 1861 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK HARDY, PORTRAIT MALE 5TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SOLDIERS","./exhibit3/images/e30030a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[462]=new index("David Jack, Troop L, 1st Iowa Volunteer","./exhibit3/e30111a.htm","ARCHIVES HOOPER ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON OVAL WHITE CARDSTOCK OF DAVID JACK, TROOP L, 1ST IOWA VOLUNTEER CAVALRY 1861 CIVIL WAR 1865 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK PRINT, DAVID, JR. OXFORD, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE SOLDIERS SWORDS","./exhibit3/images/e30111a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[463]=new index("Henry C. Davis and Women","./exhibit3/e30130a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK OF AN UNIDENTIFIED SOLDIER, POSSIBLY HENRY C. DAVIS WITH TWO WOMEN. MARKS: WILKINS & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE GALLERY OSHKOSH WISCONSIN 1861 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PAPER INK DAVIS, OSHKOSH, COMPANY SOLDIERS ARTILLERY TROOPS CASUALTIES FAMILIES GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS","./exhibit3/images/e30130a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[464]=new index("Canteen","./exhibit3/e30193a.htm","HISTORY PATTERN 1858 OBLATE SPHEROID TIN CANTEEN WITH PEWTER SPOUT AND CORK STOPPER STEEL RING THREE SHOULDER STRAP GUIDES. COVERED GRAY JEAN SATINET MATERIAL. JFS JAMES F. SAWYER SCRATCHED SPOUT. THE ORIGINAL LEATHER COTTON MISSING CLOTH PICTURE HANGING WIRE RUNS THROUGH LISTED RESIDENCE AS GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION OF 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB.","./exhibit3/images/e30193a.jpg","124","100");
Qp[465]=new index("Canteen","./exhibit3/e30193a.htm","26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1861 CIVIL WAR WOOL SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30193a.jpg","124","100");
Qp[466]=new index("Cup","./exhibit3/e30196a.htm","HISTORY TIN CUP MADE OF TINNED STEAL WITH ROLLED EDGES, SOLDERED JOINTS, LOOP STYLE HANDLE; NUMEROUS ETCHINGS JFS JAMES F. SAWYER ON OUTSIDE. SOLDIERS PROVIDED THEIR OWN DRINKING CUPS CARRIED THEM HAVERSACKS KNAPSACKS. LISTED RESIDENCE AS GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY,","./exhibit3/images/e30196a.jpg","127","100");
Qp[467]=new index("Cup","./exhibit3/e30196a.htm","OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1861 CIVIL WAR STEEL SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30196a.jpg","127","100");
Qp[468]=new index("Belt","./exhibit3/e30197a.htm","HISTORY ENLISTED MAN MODEL 1855 EQUIPMENT BELT MADE OF SINGLE PIECE LEATHER WITH FOUR ADJUSTMENT HOLES; BRASS OVAL BUCKLE FILLED LEAD EMBOSSED LETTERS AND STEEL ARROW HOOKS ON BACK. CARRIED BY JAMES F. SAWYER USED FOR ATTACHING BAYONET SCABBARD; PERCUSSION CAP BOX CARTRIDGE BELT. RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN THERE MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED","./exhibit3/images/e30197a.jpg","158","100");
Qp[469]=new index("Belt","./exhibit3/e30197a.htm","5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1861 CIVIL WAR SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30197a.jpg","158","100");
Qp[470]=new index("Knapsack","./exhibit3/e30199a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1855 DOUBLE BAG KNAPSACK. THE BODY OF CONSTRUCTED BLACK PAINTED CANVAS LINEN WITH TWO COMPARTMENTS; ONE CLOSES FOUR FLAPS AND STRING TIES; OTHER SHAPED LIKE ENVELOPE THAT TIES. THERE ARE LEATHER STRAPS TOP ACCOMMODATE OVERCOAT MISSING THREE EXTERIOR STEEL BUCKLES ENTIRE 3-PIECE SHOULDER BACK BRASS RIVETS HARDWARE; BLACKENED BUCKLES; JB STAMPED STRAP. WOULD CARRY SOLDIERS BLANKET; SHELTER TENT HALF; RUBBER TOILET ARTICLES; EXTRA CLOTHING PERSONAL ITEMS. ROLLED COULD TIED TOP. JAMES F. SAWYER LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY.","./exhibit3/images/e30199a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[471]=new index("Knapsack","./exhibit3/e30199a.htm","CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1861 CIVIL COTTON SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30199a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[472]=new index("Strap, Shoulder","./exhibit3/e30206a.htm","HISTORY ONE PAIR OFFICERS SHOULDER STRAPS: BLUE VELVET WOOL INDICATING INFANTRY BRANCH SERVICE WITH GOLD BULLION WIRE BORDER AND 1ST LIEUTENANT BARS CENTER; ALL SEWN WHITE BACKING. ORIGINAL CATALOG CARD: WORN BY CAPT. JOS. ARNOLD WHEN WAS LIEUTENANT, COMPANY H, 26TH REGIMENT WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. JOSEPH THE SON FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH FROM BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED THREE MONTHS SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND DU LAC AUGST 1862, SERGEANT SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER WAR BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL MARCH","./exhibit3/images/e30206a.jpg","110","100");
Qp[473]=new index("Strap, Shoulder","./exhibit3/e30206a.htm","7, 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. CIVIL COTTON STRAP, OSHKOSH, MILITARY UNITED STATES","./exhibit3/images/e30206a.jpg","110","100");
Qp[474]=new index("Plate","./exhibit3/e30216a.htm","HISTORY STAMPED STEEL PLATE WITH HOT-DIPPED TIN COATING; CIRCULAR SHAPE BEVELED EDGE WHICH LEVELS OFF NEAR ROLLED EDGE. SHOWS HEAVY USAGE SLIGHT DINGS AND TEARS ON THE OUTER EDGES MANY KNIFE CUTS SCRATCHES BOTTOM. CARRIED BY JOSEPH ARNOLD DURING CIVIL WAR. SOLDIERS HAD PROCURE THERE OWN COOKING EATING UTENSILS. THIS WOULD HAVE FIT EASILY INTO HAVERSACK KNAPSACK. WAS SON FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH FROM BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND LAC 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE","./exhibit3/images/e30216a.jpg","118","100");
Qp[475]=new index("Plate","./exhibit3/e30216a.htm","GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER BELLE ISLE RICHMOND, UNTIL MARCH 7, 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER MILITARY COOKERY","./exhibit3/images/e30216a.jpg","118","100");
Qp[476]=new index("Knife","./exhibit3/e30219a.htm","HISTORY STEEL POCKET KNIFE BLADE ATTACHED WITH METAL PIN HAND-CARVED BONE HANDLE. PER LOAN RECORD 1 MADE BELLE ISLAND PRISON OLD MUSEUM CATALOG CARD KNIFE, FROM SOUP BONE, ETC, WHILE POSSIBLY BY JOSEPH ARNOLD WAS IMPRISONED THE CONFEDERATE PRISON, ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, VA, 1863 UNTIL MARCH 7, 1864. OF FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND DU LAC AUGST 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, PRISONER WAR PARTICIPATED","./exhibit3/images/e30219a.jpg","239","100");
Qp[477]=new index("Knife","./exhibit3/e30219a.htm","ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. CIVIL OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER PRISONERS","./exhibit3/images/e30219a.jpg","239","100");
Qp[478]=new index("Canteen","./exhibit3/e30221a.htm","HISTORY PATTERN 1858 OBLATE SPHEROID TIN CANTEEN WITH PEWTER SPOUT CORK STOPPER STEEL RING MISSING AND THREE SHOULDER STRAP GUIDES. THE WOOL COVERING PIECE OF HARNESS LEATHER HAS BEEN USED REPLACE ORIGINAL CLOTH STRAP. PRIVATE WALTER HOUSTON WAS BORN IRELAND 1817. MARRIED BETSEY, WHO NEW YORK 1811. 1860 THEY WERE LIVING NEAR UTICA ANOTHER FAMILY FISK CORNERS. ENLISTED COMPANY D, 8TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY FEBRUARY 29, 1864 RECRUIT. PARTICIPATED RED RIVER EXPEDITION, BATTLE CHIOT, PURSUIT PRICE MISSOURI, NASHVILLE BATTLES AROUND MOBILE, ALABAMA. MUSTERED SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. DIED FEB. 13, 1885 REMARRIED WOMAN NAMED ANN. SHE 1847 1908. HAD TWO CHILDREN; MARY J. MINCKLER GEORGE BURIED WIVES TOWN OMRO CEMETERY. 1861 CIVIL WAR HOUSTON, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30221a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[479]=new index("Canteen","./exhibit3/e30238a.htm","HISTORY PATTERN 1858 CANTEEN: TINNED IRON OBLATE SPHEROID BODY WITH PEWTER SPOUT SOLDERED TOP OPENING: CORK STOPPER STEEL RING AND TWINE; BROWN JEAN CLOTH COVER; THREE STRAP GUIDES BODY; WOVEN COTTON SHOULDER STRAP. EDWARD C. OWENS WAS BORN MAR. 18, 1846 MONTGOMERYSHIRE, NORTH WALES. SON OF EVAN SARAH MORRIS OWENS. THEY EMIGRATED AMERICA 1849 THEIR CHILDREN, JOHN, EDWARD. REMAINED PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA FOR YEAR. THEN REMOVED WISCONSIN SETTLED NEENAH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. SIX YEARS LATER FARM TOWN OSHKOSH, WHERE WERE LISTED 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS. OLDEST OTHERS WISCONSIN. ALGOMA, REARED FAMILY EDUCATED COMMON SCHOOLS. ENLISTED SEPT. 17, 1863. ASSIGNED COMPANY C, 1ST HEAVY ARTILLERY MUSTERED NOV. 30, 1865 MADISON, HAD CONTRACTED SMALL POX WHILE ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. AFTER TOOK COURSE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE TAUGHT TWO","./exhibit3/images/e30238a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[480]=new index("Canteen","./exhibit3/e30238a.htm","YEARS. 1869 ENGAGED BOOKKEEPER FIRM THAT POSITION FIVE STEVENS POINT, PORTAGE THERE MILLING BUSINESS FOUR SPRING 1876 MARRIED CLARA W., DAUGHTER D.L. JOHNSON. SHE DIED 1884 28 ONE WHO 1878 EIGHT MONTHS. SPENT BLACK HILLS AREA SOUTH DAKOTA BEFORE RETURNING OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED BY R.C. MCMILLEN & COMPANY, STATIONED MITCHELL, PLACED CHARGE LUMBER YARD PLACE. AGAIN RETURNED FALL 1880 GIVEN YARDS THIS AREA. 1883 P.O. BEEN RECEIVING PENSION $6 SINCE JUNE 1881 VERRUCOSE VEINS LEFT LEG. MEMBER GAR POST #10 1888. VETERAN SECTION 1895 STATE EMMA B., WIDOW, 1905 RESIDING 296 ELM STREET CITY 1861 CIVIL WOOL OWENS, MANZER LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30238a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[481]=new index("Flag","./exhibit3/e30243a.htm","HISTORY UNITED STATES FLAG: BLUE CANTON WITH 34 STARS; FIELD OF ALTERNATING HORIZONTAL STRIPES, 7 RED, 6 WHITE; HAND STITCHED REPAIRS, ONE PATCH. MADE BY THE LADIES WINCHESTER, DURING CIVIL WAR DAYS: MRS. JAMES JONES ESTHER CLARKE JOB HOUGH SARAH ANN GUNDER LARSEN MARY JANE ROGERS JOHN SUSAN CHARLES CHARNLEY SYLVESTER FULLER CLARISSA TOWN WANTED SO MET EACH OTHER HOMES MAKE FLAG, MOST SEWING TOOK PLACE JONES. WAS RAISED SCHOOL YARD BUT TORN DOWN SOUTHERN SYMPATHIZERS. NEXT RECOVERED AGAIN. AUGUST 14, 1997 DESCENDANTS MAKERS VISITED MUSEUM VIEW SHARE MORE THEIR FAMILY HISTORY. CORRESPONDENCE 15, 1997: THANK YOU MUCH FOR FLAG-SHOWING YESTERDAY. ESPECAILLY MEANT LOT MY AUNT, ...95 YEARS OLD SHE HAS BEEN ANXIOUS SEE EVER SINCE WE KNEW ABOUT IT. GRANDMOTHER, HONES WHOSE DONE. HUSBAND REGISTER DEEDS OUTAGAMIE COUNTY","./exhibit3/images/e30243a.jpg","188","100");
Qp[482]=new index("Flag","./exhibit3/e30243a.htm","MANY YEARS. TWO WOMEN WORKED FLAG--MRS. CLAKE WERE SISTERS. OTHERS--MRS. ANNE CHARNLEY--WERE SISTER-IN-LAW. LARSEN, PERSON MENTIONED, FRIEND LIVED AREA ALSO. REST COUSINS PLUS OUR SPOUSES COUSINS...ARE ALL GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN ...ALL KNOW AOBUT RECORDED NEWSPAPER CLIPPING; REGRET NOT KNOWING... EVIDENTLY EVENTUALLY PACKED AWAY ATTIC UNTIL GREAT-AUNT, MISS ALMA JONES, OF...OKLAHOME CAME VISIT. SHE, BEING DUGHTER MUST HAVE KNOWN DECIDED HAD HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANSE PRESENTED MUSEUM. 1861 1865 COTTON HOUGH, CLARKE, CHARNLEY, FULLER, OSHKOSH, HOMEFRONT MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30243a.jpg","188","100");
Qp[483]=new index("Chevron","./exhibit3/e30268a.htm","HISTORY CORPORAL CHEVRON CONSTRUCTED OF TWO SKY-BLUE INFANTRY WORSTED WOOL TAPES SEWN DARK BASE. WORN BY HARLAN P. HATCH, COMPANY C, 44TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. ENLISTED FROM IOLA, OCTOBER 20, 1864 AND WAS ASSIGNED MUSTERED OUT AUGUST 28, 1865. THE VETERANS CENSUS LIVING 1885 TOMAHAWK 1895. NOT 1905. 1861 CIVIL WAR OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30268a.jpg","160","100");
Qp[484]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30285a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK [NOTE: THIS LETTER WRITTEN IN VERY SOFT PENCIL, SEVERELY STAINED, AND THE INK ON BACK, HAS BLED THROUGH TO FRONT, ALL MAKING DIFFICULT READ.] WASHINGTON JUNE 26, 1861 DEAR JENNIE, WELL ARE HERE AT CAMP [NEAR] CAPITOL COUNTRY, THANK GOD COULD ONLY... MADISON THEY DIED CAME NOW OR SOMEONE ELSE. HAD PLEASANT TRIP BARRING DUST IRREGULAR RATIONS FOR MEN. STARTED THURSDAY 11:00 JANESVILLE DINNER, SUCH NOTHING EAT DRINK. INCIDENT MUST MENTION YOU. PRETTY BLACK EYED GIRL STEPPED UP PRESENTED WITH BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET THAT FIRST BUT THINGS KINDNESS INFREQUENT. NIGHT 9 PM FROM CHICAGO, ARRIVED CLEVELAND FRIDAY 4 PM, LADIES PREPARED CELEBRATION PARK. PERFECT [ILLEGIBLE] EVERYTHING BOYS WISH WERE BY LADIES. OFFICERS THEIR CLASS RESTAURANT SATURDAY MORNING PITTSBURG, 10 HARRISBURG. THEN AGAIN MY OLD NATIVE","./exhibit3/images/e30285a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[485]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30285a.htm","STATE, MOUNTAINS, RIVERS, MAJESTIC NATURAL, ALMOST WISHED MYSELF KEYSTONE AGAIN. REMAINED UNTIL MONDAY 12 M[ERDIAN]. OUR ARMS EACH MAN 40 ROUNDS CARTRIDGES EMBARKED WASHINGTON, SOON BALTIMORE. SEE HAVE GOT INK, ITS POOR STUFF. LANDED YESTERDAY CLOCK, MOVED INTO AFTERNOON. [BAD] THERE ABOUT REGULAR. GET ALONG WELL, DON PRIVILEGES DO. COURSE KNOW HOW SHALL HERE, ENOUGH WRITE ME, OWE TWO THREE LETTERS PAY UP. BUSY LOOKING SIGHTS AROUND HERE. HEAR YOURS TRULY CIVIL WAR FELT LEATHER SILK GILT HANCOCK, REARDON REARDON, LANDING, TN SOLDIERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY LOVE MILITARY CAMPS CAPITOLS COOKERY RAILROAD TRAVEL NEVITT, CHARLES","./exhibit3/images/e30285a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[486]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30286a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK CAMP RANDALL VIRGINIA JULY 3, 1861 DEAR JENNIE, WE ARE OLD VIRGINIA, THE LAND OF SECESH. IT 11 CLOCK HAVE JUST GOT OUR TENTS PITCHED BOYS BUSY PREPARING THEIR DINNERS, THEY NOT HAVING HAD REGULAR MEAL SINCE YESTERDAY. DURING AFTERNOON RECEIVED ORDERS TO MARCH, BUT COLONEL KNEW WHERE, WAS SURMISED INTO F. S. STRUCK ABOUT 4 PM PRECEDED BY BAGGAGE TRAIN, SOME 20 GOVERNMENT WAGONS, EACH DRAWN FOUR HORSES, STARTED. MARCHED THROUGH WASHINGTON, PASSED WHITE HOUSE, ABE SAT HIS CARRIAGE PASSED, LAST EVENING 9 UP NOW ARE, 7 MILES FROM INTERIOR VIRGINIA. CAN SAY THAT SHERMAN BRIGADE. WHEN ARRIVED WERE VERY TIRED FOOT SORE. LAID DOWN GROUND, BLANKETS AROUND THEM SLEPT TILL MORNING. UNLUCKY OFFICER GUARD, CONSEQUENTLY SLEEP WHATEVER, MUCH HARD WORK NIGHT GETTING SENTRIES STATIONED RELIEVED PROPERLY ETC.","./exhibit3/images/e30286a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[487]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30286a.htm","BEGIN FIND BARGAINED FOR PRACTICAL PLEASURE EXCURSION, MOST ENLISTED UNDERSTANDING PRETTY WELL WOULD COME PRESUME. MARCHING HOT SUN WITH HEAVY KNAPSACK, 40 ROUNDS [OF] CARTRIDGES MUSKET TELL YOU. PLEASANTLY LOCATED ELEVATION NEAR FINE SPRING. THIS MY FIRST LETTER [ILLEGIBLE] FORGET FRIENDS. NOW, LEFT OSHKOSH REASON? [I] WRITTEN SEVERAL TIMES. PLEASE KNOW WRITING IF CORRESPONDENCE DISCONTINUED TWILL SOMETHING SHALL REGRET, BIDE YOUR DECISION COURSE. DIRECT LT. J. CO. 2ND REGIMENT WISCONSIN VOLUNTEERS, D.C. FOREGOING FELT QUITE DESPONDING HEARD STEPPED RETURN SAW LAYING UPON BED LETTER. FEEL GOOD AGAIN. EXPRESSION PRACTICAL, MIND RELIEVED. AFRAID CEASE. TWAS FAULT MINE. WANT MAKE REQUEST ALWAYS BEAR WHILE ABSENT. MUST NECESSARILY SOMEWHAT IRREGULAR ALTHOUGH ENHANCE EVERY OPPORTUNITY WRITE FIRST, SHOULD LINES REGULARLY THINK FAULT. AFTER, ON","./exhibit3/images/e30286a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[488]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30287a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK CAMP PECK ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA JULY 8, 1861 DEAR JENNIE, MONDAY MORNING AND WRITING LETTER MY FRIEND J. WELL, SUPPOSE YOU HAVE NO PARTICULAR OBJECTIONS IT, UNLESS THIS; THAT LETTERS COME SO THICK FAST OCCUPIES ALL OF YOUR TIME READ THEM. MUST ACCOUNT FOR HAVING WEAK EYES. NOW CASE? IF WILL NOT TROUBLE QUITE OFTEN, BUT THERE WERE SOME THINGS LAST OVERLOOKED CAPTAIN TODAY WASHINGTON BOTHER ABOUT MANY LETTERS. ARE YET. REGIMENTS COMING DOUBT SHALL MOVE SOON. WEDNESDAY REVIEWED BY MAJOR GENERAL MCDOWELL. LOOKS LIKE LAGER BEER DUTCHMAN. WHICH REFER SPEAKING AMONG MINE SOMEWHERE. DESTROY RETURN YOU, BURN IT. NEVER NEED FEARS ANYTHING SAY GOING REPEATED LIVING PERSON, PARTICULARLY [ILLEGIBLE] YOU. SPENT 4TH BUSINESS COMPANY. TWAS HOLIDAY CAN ASSURE HAD TOO MUCH ATTEND TO. YES, VERY REMEMBER HOW","./exhibit3/images/e30287a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[489]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30287a.htm","PASSED ONE YEAR AGO. CHANGED, RESPECT INDIVIDUAL SELVES. THEN STRANGERS, NEARLY SO, HOWEVER. SPOKE PHOTOGRAPH. THEY FINISHED UNTIL TOMORROW. WHAT AFRAID MAY MARCH BEFORE GET THEM, CONDITION SEND YESTERDAY RIXFORD TOWNSEND GAVE MR. INSTRUCTIONS WITH PICTURES. THREE, GIVEN SISTER MRS. CLARK, A. P. STEVENS ATHENS, BRADFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA SEE TERM DOES ONE, NEITHER POETESS. AH MISS WOULD GOOD LAUGH FRIENDSHIP BEEN CORRESPONDING POETESS, TWILL PAPER. LEVITY MISCONSTRUED. MEDDLE LONG TRAIN GOVERNMENT WAGONS PASSING RETURNING WASHINGTON. JUST MOVED ADVANCE US. STAFF, FIELD, CAVALRY OFFICERS CONTINUALLY FULL SPEED, WAYS. GETS FROM FINISHED. ONE. BEST COULD MAKE GETTING BEGIN THINK FORGETTING KIND YOURS OF. SPRAGUE SAW LOCKET HANGING WATCH WANTED WHO WAS. TOLD HIM SISTER, DID SHOW [TO] HIM, KNOW. FILLED SHEET ALREADY PROBABLY WRITE AGAIN UND","./exhibit3/images/e30287a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[490]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30288a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK CENTERVILLE, VA JULY 20, 1861 DEAR JENNIE, TONIGHT WE MARCH AGAIN. THE ENEMY ARE STRONGLY POSTED AT BULL RUN, ALMOST MILES ADVANCE. EXPECT HARD CONTESTED BATTLE WILL BE FOUGHT THERE. GO AM. WRITE YOU THESE LINES JUST AS SUN IS GOING DOWN. AFRAID ARE, SINCE TELEGRAPH HAS STOPPED GIVING REPORTS, IMPROVED UPON BY ALL KINDS OF RUMORS, RIDICULOUS EXTREME. DON BELIEVE ANY THEM, WAIT PATIENTLY CAN UNTIL HEAR FROM PERSONALLY SOME LETTER HAD COMPANY. GOODBYE AND IF SHOULD FATED THAT MEET NOT HERE, ANOTHER WORLD WHERE THEN SUCH CURSE WAR. LARGE FULL ROUND MOON GONE OVER EASTERN HILLS. PROMISE TOMORROW SAD DAY FOR MANY. LIGHT EVENINGS VERY BRIGHT WOULD PLEASANT DISTURBED MARTIAL SCENES. AGAIN, YOURS AFFECTIONATELY, LT. H. EDITOR NOTE: 2:00 AM, 2ND WISCONSIN MARCHED WITH ITS BRIGADE STONE BRIDGE WARRENTON","./exhibit3/images/e30288a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[491]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30288a.htm","PIKE. 11:00 SHERMAN CROSSED CREEK JOINED FORCES ENGAGED RUN. REGIMENT ADVANCED CONFEDERATE ARTILLERY BATTERY INFANTRY. THEY TIME BEFORE RETIRING. RALLIED RETURNED INTO FIGHT, FIRING FOUR VOLLEYS ENEMY. WAS UNIFORMED GRAY FROCK COATS, SAME COLOR USED CONFEDERATES. RESULT, FIRED FRIENDLY THEIR REAR SENT RETREAT, BECAME CONFUSED MINGLED REGIMENTS. SEPARATED LEFT FIELD TWO SECTIONS. CONTINUED WASHINGTON. CASUALTIES OSHKOSH WERE HEAVY: BARTON KILLED; EIGHTEEN WOUNDED PRISONERS; SEVEN CAPTURED. CIVIL FELT LEATHER SILK GILT HANCOCK, REARDON REARDON, PITTSBURG LANDING, TN SOLDIERS OFFICERS VOLUNTEER LOVE LETTERS MILITARY CAMPS MARCHING BATTLEFIELDS NEVITT, CHARLES","./exhibit3/images/e30288a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[492]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30289a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK ARLINGTON HEIGHTS [VIRGINIA] JULY 29, 1861 DEAR JENNIE, HARDLY FEEL LIKE WRITING LINE TODAY ALTHOUGH BEGIN SOME BETTER. NOT THAT HAVE BEEN DOWN SICK, BUT ALMOST DISCOURAGED AND WORN OUT. MARCH THROUGH VIRGINIA, SHORT RATIONS, THE TWO BATTLES WE WERE THURSDAY SUNDAY, RETREAT OF 30 MILES ABOUT ME, PART NOW TELL TRUTH, SOLDIERING NICEST BUSINESS EVER WAS, ESPECIALLY WAY THINGS SEEM MANAGED HERE. POLITICAL GENERALS, LEADING UP BEFORE MASKED BATTERIES ANYTHING FUN. YOU COURSE THIS HEARD PARTICULARS 21ST INSTANT. ACCOUNTS GET ARE QUITE INCORRECT MANY THEM INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCES FROM SOMEONE THINKS THEY ACHIEVED MORE HEROIC DEEDS ANXIOUS BLOW THEIR TRUMPET. KNOW WHAT OFFICIAL DESCRIPTION WILL BE, IF CORRECT, THESE TITANIC HEROES DWINDLE AWAY WONDERFULLY. CAN REST ASSURED CONTESTED BATTLE. BOYS","./exhibit3/images/e30289a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[493]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30289a.htm","FOUGHT WELL, REMARKABLY CONSIDERING [ILLEGIBLE]. [JEFFERSON] DAVIS ARMY ROUTED, [PIERRE] BEAUREGARD NEITHER NEED ATTRIBUTE THEMSELVES PRAISE DOING IT. TWAS CONFIDENCE LEADERS, SOMETHING ELSE. DEFEAT TERRIBLE DISASTER GOD ONLY KNOWS WHERE WHEN END. WROTE LETTER SOON AFTER GOT BACK, DISCOURAGING DID SEND PLENTY ENOUGH SO. YOU. COST CAPTAIN [BOUCK] STORE CLOTHES, TRUNKS, BAGGAGE, FIXINGS GONE. SHIRTS GRAY SUIT LEFT. SUCH WAR. YOURS TRULY, LT. H. 4 PM. JUST MINUTE REACHED ME. THANK MUST STOP ANXIETY WORRYING. CERTAINLY MUST, NOT! NEVER ANSWER. LIZZIE SAYS, YOURSELF DEATH. WRITE CIVIL FELT LEATHER SILK GILT HANCOCK, REARDON REARDON, ELIZABETH BOUCK, GABRIEL DAVIS, BEAUREGARD, GUSTAVE TOUTANT PITTSBURG LANDING, TN SOLDIERS OFFICERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY LOVE LETTERS MARCHING BATTLEFIELDS MENTAL HEALTH NEVITT, CHARLES","./exhibit3/images/e30289a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[494]=new index("Edwin E. Finney, 2nd Wisconsin Volunteer","./exhibit3/e30050a.htm","EDWIN E. FINNEY OVAL ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CARDSTOCK OF FINNEY, 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1862 PAPER PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PRINT, FALMOUTH, REGIMENT IRON BRIGADE 46TH WARS BANDS","./exhibit3/images/e30050a.jpg","96","100");
Qp[495]=new index("Walker S. Rouse","./exhibit3/e30034a.htm","ARCHIVES HELEN CRARY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD MOUNT OF WALKER ROUSE. MARKS: WHITEHURST, GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 1861 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE ROUSE, S. DC SOLDIERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE CASUALTIES PRINTERS OSHKOSH DAILY NORTHWESTERN","./exhibit3/images/e30034a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[496]=new index("George E. Smith","./exhibit3/e30035a.htm","ARCHIVES HELEN CRARY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD MOUNT OF GEORGE E. SMITH. MARKS: WHITEHURST, GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 1861 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE SMITH, DC SOLDIERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE","./exhibit3/images/e30035a.jpg","52","100");
Qp[497]=new index("William H. Boyd","./exhibit3/e30036a.htm","ARCHIVES HELEN CRARY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD MOUNT OF WILLIAM H. BOYD. 1861 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE BOYD, WASHINGTON, DC NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY SOLDIERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30036a.jpg","60","100");
Qp[498]=new index("Alvin N. Bugbee","./exhibit3/e30037a.htm","ARCHIVES HELEN CRARY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD MOUNT OF ALVIN N. BUGBEE. 1861 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE BUGBEE, WASHINGTON, DC WHITEHURST GALLERY SOLDIERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE AFRO-AMERICANS","./exhibit3/images/e30037a.jpg","56","100");
Qp[499]=new index("Richard Lester","./exhibit3/e30038a.htm","ARCHIVES HELEN CRARY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD MOUNT OF RICHARD LESTER 1861 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE LESTER, WASHINGTON, DC NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY SOLDIERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE OFFICERS CLERKS","./exhibit3/images/e30038a.jpg","52","100");
Qp[500]=new index("Lyman H. Smith","./exhibit3/e30039a.htm","ARCHIVES HELEN CRARY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD MOUNT OF LYMAN H. SMITH 1861 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE SMITH, WASHINGTON, DC PORTRAIT MALE NATIONAL GALLERY SOLDIERS OFFICERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30039a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[501]=new index("Gabriel Bouck","./exhibit3/e30040a.htm","ARCHIVES HELEN CRARY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD MOUNT OF CAPTAIN GABRIEL BOUCK 1861 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE BOUCK, WASHINGTON, DC NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY SOLDIERS OFFICERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE POLITICIANS LAWYERS","./exhibit3/images/e30040a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[502]=new index("Flag","./exhibit3/e30229a.htm","HISTORY SMALL CONFEDERATE 1ST NATIONAL FLAG: BLUE CANTON WITH 13 APPLIED WHITE FIVE-POINTED STARS; TWO RED STRIPES AND ONE THE CENTER. THIN BORDER SEWN AROUND EDGES. BANNER LIKE THIS WOULD HAVE HUNG WINDOW OF HOUSE SOUTH DURING CIVIL WAR. BROUGHT HOME AS SOUVENIR BY SURGEON THOMAS P. RUSSELL. PEMBER RUSSELL, JR. WAS BORN APR. 19, 1827 BETHEL, VERMONT. SON MARTHA FATHER AUG. 31, 1792 WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT. WHEN YOUNG BOY, MOVED FAMILY COUNTY, SR. RAISED THERE. AGE ELECTED PROBATE JUDGE FOR THAT DISTRICT HELD POSITION 16 YEARS. REMOVED WISCONSIN 1854 SETTLED OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. ATTRACTED SON. MARTHA, WIFE HON. CIRCA LISTED 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS RESIDING SECOND WARD CITY OSHKOSH. HIM WERE DAUGHTER, WHO 1825 SOLOMON BLODGETT ALSO HIM. SAME PHYSICIAN FIRST SOPHIA, WIFE, 1830 NEW YORK. W., THEIR SON, 1858 WISCONSIN.","./exhibit3/images/e30229a.jpg","182","100");
Qp[503]=new index("Flag","./exhibit3/e30229a.htm","ONLY THREE CHILDREN REACH MAJORITY AGE. DIED DEC. 22, 1876. GRADUATED FROM MEDICAL COLLEGE 1852. PRACTICED WESTON, THEN SEVERAL YEARS, MYRA F. EDGERTON, ABOUT 1856. MARRIED COUSIN BENJAMIN APPARENTLY NOT RELATED WIFE. ENLISTED COMMISSIONED ASSISTANT 2ND VOLUNTEER INFANTRY MAY 10, 1861. RESIGNED JULY 1862 REENLISTED CAVALRY. NOVEMBER 29, 1862. 1868 JR., 12 ALGOMA STREET VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE P.O. 1888 MEMBER GAR POST #10 1890 14, 1904. 1905 26 AFTER ILLNESS JUST DAY, OCT. 5, 1917. BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. COTTON MANZER & LUCK FLAGS","./exhibit3/images/e30229a.jpg","182","100");
Qp[504]=new index("Strap, Shoulder","./exhibit3/e30230a.htm","HISTORY ONE PAIR OFFICERS SHOULDER STRAPS: BLUE VELVET WOOL INDICATING INFANTRY BRANCH SERVICE WITH GOLD BULLION WIRE BORDER AND CAPTAIN DOUBLE BARS EACH END SILVER MS MEDICAL GOTHIC LETTERS THE CENTER. THIS RANK FOR 1ST ASSISTANT SURGEON, THOMAS P. RUSSELL HELD WHILE SERVING WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. PEMBER RUSSELL, JR. WAS BORN APR. 19, 1827 BETHEL, VERMONT. SON MARTHA RUSSELL. LISTED 1860 CENSUS PHYSICIAN RESIDING FIRST WARD CITY OSHKOSH. SOPHIA, WIFE, CIRCA 1830 NEW YORK. W., THEIR SON, 1858 WISCONSIN. ONLY THREE CHILDREN REACH MAJORITY AGE. GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE 1852. PRACTICED TWO YEARS WESTON, THEN REMOVED SEVERAL YEARS, MYRA F. EDGERTON, DIED ABOUT 1856. MARRIED M. COUSIN BENJAMIN ENLISTED COMMISSIONED 2ND MAY 10, 1861. RESIGNED JULY 2, 1862 REENLISTED NOVEMBER 29, 1862. 1868 JR., 12 ALGOMA STREET","./exhibit3/images/e30230a.jpg","117","100");
Qp[505]=new index("Strap, Shoulder","./exhibit3/e30230a.htm","VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE P.O. 1888 MEMBER GAR POST #10 1890 FEDERAL DEC. 14, 1904. 1905 26 ALSO THERE. AFTER ILLNESS JUST DAY, HOME OCT. 5, 1917. BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY. CIVIL STRAP, OSHKOSH, DOCTOR MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30230a.jpg","117","100");
Qp[506]=new index("General McClellan s Tent, Yorktown, Virg","./exhibit3/e30128a.htm","ARCHIVES EMELIA SCLOERB GUENTHER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK WITH PRINTED GOLD BORDER OF MCCLELLAN HEADQUARTERS. MARKS, FRONT: ENTERED ACCORDING ACT CONGRESS, YEAR 1862, BY BARNARD & GIBSON, CLERK OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COLUMBIA. BACK: BRADY GALLERY. NO. 350 GENERAL TENT, CAMP WINFIELD SCOTT, NEAR YORKTOWN, MAY 1, CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK MCCLELLAN, GEORGE BRINTON VA NATIONAL PORTRAIT CAMPS TENTS GENERALS SOLDIERS VIRGINIA","./exhibit3/images/e30128a.jpg","158","100");
Qp[507]=new index("Headquarters, Yorktown, Virginia","./exhibit3/e30129a.htm","ARCHIVES EMELIA SCLOERB GUENTHER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK WITH PRINTED GOLD BORDER OF CAMP WINFIELD SCOTT. MARKS, FRONT: ENTERED ACCORDING AN ACT CONGRESS, YEAR 1862, BY BARNARD & GIBSON, CLERK OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COLUMBIA. BACK: BRADY GALLERY. NO. 367 HEADQUARTERS, SCOTT, NEAR YORKTOWN, MAY 3, CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK MCCLELLAN, GEORGE BRINTON VA NATIONAL PORTRAIT CAMPS TENTS HORSES SADDLES SOLDIERS CAVALRY GENERALS VIRGINIA","./exhibit3/images/e30129a.jpg","158","100");
Qp[508]=new index("Rifle","./exhibit3/e30254a.htm","HISTORY THIS ACTUALLY ACC 1945? NEW MODEL 1859 SHARPS RIFLE: WALNUT BUTT STOCK WITH STEEL PLATE, SLING SWIVEL BELOW, AND HINGED PATCH BOX; SLIDING BREECH SHAPED HAMMER; TRIGGER GUARD LOADING LEVER DOUBLE-SET TRIGGERS; FORE THREE BARREL BANDS, MIDDLE SWIVEL; ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT FRONT BLADE SIGHT. SERIAL NUMBER 56730, MAKERS MARK: C. SEPT 12TH 1848 OCT 5TH 1852 R.S. LAWRENCE APRIL STAMPED: MANUFG CO HARTFORD CONN. THE RIFLE, FALLS INTO RANGE OF 54374 57574, MANUFACTURED 1862, WERE ISSUED TWO REGIMENTS SHARPSHOOTERS FORMED BY COLONEL HIRAM BERDAN DURING CIVIL WAR. HIGHER WOULD ALSO INDICATE THAT WAS MEMBER 2ND UNITED STATES SHARPSHOOTERS. HENRY D. BALLARD ONLY WINNEBAGO COUNTY WHO SERVED REGIMENT. BORN JANUARY 8, 1839 SPARTA, MORROW COUNTY, OHIO. MOVED PARENTS, MR. & MRS. APPLETON BALLARD, LANSING, MICHIGAN 1848.","./exhibit3/images/e30254a.jpg","273","100");
Qp[509]=new index("Rifle","./exhibit3/e30254a.htm","OCTOBER 15, 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY B, U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS, MI. GAVE RESIDENCE INGHAM WOUNDED ACTION MAY 1863 BATTLE CHANCELLORSVILLE, VA. MARRIED WISCONSIN ELIZABETH G. KNAPP DECEMBER 29, 1864. AFTER RECUPERATING FROM TRANSFERRED BATTALION, VETERAN RESERVE CORPS INVALID FEBRUARY COPY INFANTRY TACTICS ARCHIVES RARE BOOK COLLECTION, ACC. # 1887, POSSIBLY COLLECTION. RECEIVED PENSION SHOULDER. HAD DAUGHTERS: RUBY E. ALEXANDER LORA GERMANSON FOSTER OWNED SMALL FARM ALGOMA MARKET GARDENER. DIED AUGUST 27, 1917 BURIED OSHKOSH RIVERSIDE CEMETERY, BLOCK 50, LOT 16. MANUFACTURING WOOD BRASS HARTFORD, OSHKOSH, SHARPSHOOTING","./exhibit3/images/e30254a.jpg","273","100");
Qp[510]=new index("Joseph Arnold","./exhibit3/e30011a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD QUARTER PLATE HAND TINTED TINTYPE OF SERGEANT WITH FLORAL BRASS MAT, PRESERVER CASE MARKS: NONE 1862 CIVIL WAR 1863 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PAINT ARNOLD, VIRGINIA 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY PRISONERS OFFICERS SOLDIERS","./exhibit3/images/e30011a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[511]=new index("Orra B. Garrison, Company E, 22nd Wiscon","./exhibit3/e30158a.htm","ARCHIVES GARRISON SIXTH PLATE TINTYPE WITH BRASS MAT OF ORRA B. GARRISON, COMPANY E, 22ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. 1862 CIVIL WAR 1863 STEEL GILT PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE SOLDIERS","./exhibit3/images/e30158a.jpg","88","100");
Qp[512]=new index("Henry Van Valkenberg?","./exhibit3/e30161a.htm","ARCHIVES VAN VALKENBERG 6TH PLATE TINTYPE OF UNIDENTIFIED YOUNG MAN UNIFORM, PROBABLY HENRY VALKENBERG, WITH STAMPED BRASS MAT AND SCROLL OPENING, PRESERVER, GLASS, NO CASE. 1862 CIVIL WAR 1863 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION VALKENBURG, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE ARTILLERY TROOPS 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY SOLDIERS VALKENBERG?","./exhibit3/images/e30161a.jpg","75","100");
Qp[513]=new index("Thomas S. Allen","./exhibit3/e30021a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF COLONEL THOMAS S. ALLEN. MARKS: BOGARDUS, PHOTOGRAPHER. 363 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, AUTOGRAPHED: YOURS TRULY T. 1862 CIVIL WAR 1864 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK ALLEN, SCOTT NY 5TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY OFFICERS SOLDIERS 2ND IRON BRIGADE NEWSPAPER EDITORS OSHKOSH DAILY NORTHWESTERN","./exhibit3/images/e30021a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[514]=new index("Theodore B. Catlin","./exhibit3/e30031a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF THEODORE B. CATLIN. MARKS: BACKMARK: BOGARDUS, PHOTOGRAPHER. 363 BROADWAY, NEW YORK INSCRIPTION FRONT: LT. COL. T.B. 5TH WIS. VOLS. 1862 CIVIL WAR 1864 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CATLIN, YORK, NY SOLDIERS OFFICERS WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30031a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[515]=new index("Desk, Portable","./exhibit3/e30270a.htm","HISTORY FIELD DESK: RECTANGULAR SHAPED WOODEN BOX; DOVETAIL JOINING CORNERS; LID WITH TWO STEEL HINGES AND HASP; REINFORCEMENT BARS ON PULL-OUT METAL ROD STORED BOTTOM RIGHT WHICH WAS USED PROP UP WRITING WORKING SURFACE; INTERIOR LIFT-OUT LID; REMOVABLE COMPARTMENTS PIGEON HOLES INSIDE THE STORAGE OF DOCUMENTS; RECESSED HANDLES EACH SIDE; PAINTED FRENCH BLUE SURFACES BLACK ALL PARTS; YELLOW OVERPAINT REMOVED BY CONSERVATOR MAY 1997 EXPOSE ORIGINAL PAINT: STENCILED: WARNE CHEEVER & CO. 125 NORTH 4TH ST. LOUIS MANUFACTURERS IRWINS PATENT DEC 17TH 1861; EXTERIOR 21ST. MO. VOL; LATCH STAMPED: STANLEY WORKS 6. PHOTOGRAPHS FOUND ARE HOUSED ARCHIVES. THIS PURCHASED WARNE, CHEEVER, CO., LOUIS, MISSOURI APRIL 2, 1864 CAPTAIN CHARLES W. TRACEY, COMPANY H, VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. PRICE $12.00. MUSTERED END TERM SERVICE 1865","./exhibit3/images/e30270a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[516]=new index("Desk, Portable","./exhibit3/e30270a.htm","COMMAND DEVOLVED JAMES SMITH. WOULD HAVE BEEN LAST AUTHORIZED PERSON RESPONSIBILITY WHEN REGIMENT FORT MORGAN, ALABAMA 19, 1866. RESPONSIBLE ARCHIVAL COLLECTION RELATING INFANTRY, DESK. ENLISTED PRIVATE SEPTEMBER 1, KEOKUK, IOWA. PROMOTED 2ND LIEUTENANT JUNE 12, 1862, MARCH 14, JULY 18, 1865. OCCUPATION SOLDIER HAD SEEN PRIOR 3 MONTHS RESIDENCE WISCONSIN. BORN SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK OCTOBER 3, 1841. PARENTS, DAVID LODEMA MIGRATED WEST FROM WERE LIVING NEAR RIPON. THEY BOTH DIED 1857. BROTHER, ALVIN MCCUNE [PRIVATE, 18TH WISCONSIN, CAPTURED SHILOH KILLED 22, 1863 VICKSBURG], SISTER, EMMA SOULE, ALSO TIME ENLISTMENT, SINGLE, 20 YEARS OLD, HEIGHT, BROWN HAIR, EYES, LIGHT COMPLEXION. COMMANDER RETURNED WORKED FARM 1867 MARRIED HATTIE CLARK, SIXTEEN DAUGHTER EMPLOYER. 15, LEFT SEARCH NEVER RETURNED. AFFIDAVITS PENSION FILE STATE THAT EITHE","./exhibit3/images/e30270a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[517]=new index("Rebecca, A Save Girl from New Orleans","./exhibit3/e30108a.htm","ARCHIVES ROGERS FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON WHITE CARD STOCK OF REBECCA, SAVE GIRL FROM NEW ORLEANS. MARKS: FRONT: BACK: ENT ACCORD ACT CONGRESS, THE YEAR 1863, BY GEO HANES, CLERK OFFICE FOR DIS. N.Y. PHOTOGRAPHED M. H. KINBALL, 477 BROADWAY, PROCEEDS SALE THESE PHOTOGRAPHS WILL DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY EDUCATION COLORED PEOPLE DEPARTMENT GULF, NOW UNDER COMMAND MAJOR-GENERAL BANKS. .ALL ORDERS MUST ADDRESSED BENT, NO. MERCER STREET, YORK 1862 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARTE VISITE ORLEANS, LA PORTRAIT FEMALE GIRLS SLAVES SLAVERY AFRO-AMERICANS RACIALLY MIXED PROPAGANDA","./exhibit3/images/e30108a.jpg","90","100");
Qp[518]=new index("Carbine","./exhibit3/e30259a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1862 JOSLYN CARBINE: AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT FULL STOCK WITH BRASS BUTT PLATE; TRIGGER GUARD; SINGLE BARREL BAND; STEEL LOCKPLATE STAMPED: FIRE ARMS CO. STONINGTON CONN SIDE HAMMER; REVERSE OF SLIDE SLING RING; ROUND ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT BLADE FRONT SIGHT; HOOK-LIKE LATCH BREECH WHICH FLIPS OPEN LOAD .52 CALIBER SPENCER CARTRIDGE; B. F. PATENT OCTOBER 8, 1861 JUNE 24, SERIAL NUMBER 1285. PATENTED BY BENJAMIN AUGUST 28, 1855. GOVERNMENT CONTRACTED FOR 860 UP JULY 22, 1862; 11,000 TOTAL 4,000 WERE THE MADE BETWEEN 1864-1865. USED CAVALRY TROOPS. CIVIL WAR COMPANY WOOD STONINGTON, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30259a.jpg","445","100");
Qp[519]=new index("Carbine","./exhibit3/e30264a.htm","HISTORY WESSON .44 CALIBER RIFLE CARBINE , PATENTED BY FRANKLIN NOVEMBER 11, 1862 AND MANUFACTURED B. KITTEREDGE & COMPANY, CINCINNATI, OH: AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT BUTT STOCK WITH STEEL PLATE; SLING SWIVEL BOTTOM MISSING; RECEIVER WHICH BREAKS OPEN TOP FOR LOADING RIMFIRE CARTRIDGE; CONE TANG UNKNOWN PURPOSE TWO-TRIGGERS FIRST RELEASES THE BREECH GUARD STAMPED SERIAL NUMBER 4271; OCTAGON BARREL SLIDING EJECTOR ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHTS PIECE WORCESTER MASS OCT. 25, 1859 NOV. BLADE FRONT UNDERNEATH NOT PRESENT. WAS TECHNICALLY USED CAVALRY TROOPS. GOVERNMENT ONLY ORDERED 151 CARBINES, MANY NORTHERN STATES PURCHASED THEM THEIR CAVALRY: KENTUCKY 1,366; INDIANA 760; COLONEL RIPLEY REGIMENT 150; COLLINS 220; SEVERAL OTHER STATES. CIVIL WAR 1865 WOOD OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30264a.jpg","213","100");
Qp[520]=new index("Captain Charles W. Tracy, Company H, 21s","./exhibit3/e30269a.htm","ARCHIVES JAMES SMITH ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF CHARLES W. TRACY. MARKS: INSCRIPTIONS: YOURS TRULY W.TRACY MAKERS NOTE:THE BOTTOM HALF SIGNATURE WAS TRIMMED OFF, BUT NAME MATCHES LETTERS. 1862 CIVIL WAR 1865 WOOL CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK TRACY, SOLDIERS OFFICERS INFANTRY 21ST MISSOURI VOLUNTEER CAPTAIN COMPANY H, HATCH, HARLAN P.","./exhibit3/images/e30269a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[521]=new index("Sword with scabbard","./exhibit3/e30278a.htm","HISTORY PRESENTAION GRADE MODEL 1840 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS SWORD: STEEL BLADE WITH US ENGRAVED ONE SIDE; EAGLE OVER PLURIBUS UNUM OTHER GILT BRASS KNUCKLE BOW; BRANCH DESIGN FLORAL PATTERN QUILLON HEAD. SCABBARD: PLATED BANDS MOTIF OVAL PANELS FOR INSCRIPTION, WHICH ARE BLANK. 1862 CIVIL WAR 1865","./exhibit3/images/e30278a.jpg","263","100");
Qp[522]=new index("Mathews House, Bull Run Battlefield","./exhibit3/e30046a.htm","ARCHIVES EMELIA SCLOERB GUENTHER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK WITH PRINTED GOLD BORDER OF MATHEWS HOUSE . MARKS, FRONT: ENTERED ACCORDING AN ACT CONGRESS, YEAR 1862, BY BARNARD & GIBSON, CLERK OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COLUMBIA. BACK: BRADY GALLERY. NO. 318 HOUSE, USED BOTH PARTIES AS HOSPITAL DURING BATTLE BULL RUN. CIVIL WAR 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK MANASSAS, VIRGINIA NATIONAL PORTRAIT BATTLEFIELDS HOUSES FEDERAL STYLE HOSPITALS CARRIAGES COACHES RAIL FENCES WELLS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30046a.jpg","159","100");
Qp[523]=new index("Robinson House House, Bull Run Battlefie","./exhibit3/e30047a.htm","ARCHIVES EMELIA SCLOERB GUENTHER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK WITH PRINTED GOLD BORDER OF ROBINSON HOUSE. MARKS, FRONT: ENTERED ACCORDING AN ACT CONGRESS, YEAR 1862, BY BARNARD & GIBSON, CLERK OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COLUMBIA. BACK: BRADY GALLERY. NO. 319 HOUSE, NEAR WHICH RICKETT BATTERY WAS CAPTURED BATTLE BULL RUN. CIVIL WAR 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK MANASSAS, VA NATIONAL PORTRAIT BATTLEFIELDS HOUSES","./exhibit3/images/e30047a.jpg","165","100");
Qp[524]=new index("Major General Franz Sigel","./exhibit3/e30125a.htm","ARCHIVES EMELIA SCHLOERB GUENTHER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK WITH PRINTED GOLD BORDER OF FRANZ SIGEL. MARKS: PUBLISHED BY E. & H. T. ANTHONY...FROM PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVE BRADY NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY 1862 CIVIL WAR 1866 CARDSTOCK PAPER INK SIGEL, WASHINGTON, DC GERMAN-AMERICANS GENERALS TEACHERS POLITICIANS 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY MAJOR","./exhibit3/images/e30125a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[525]=new index("South-West view of Battery No. 1, at Far","./exhibit3/e30126a.htm","ARCHIVES EMELIA SCLOERB GUENTHER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK WITH PRINTED GOLD BORDER OF BATTERY NO. 1 MARKS, FRONT: ENTERED ACCORDING AN ACT CONGRESS, YEAR 1862, BY BARNARD & GIBSON, CLERK OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COLUMBIA. BACK: BRADY GALLERY. 365 SOUTH-WEST VIEW 1, FARNHOLD HOUSE, YORK RIVER, MOUNTING 100-POUND, AND 200-POUND RIFLED GUNS. CIVIL WAR 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK YORKTOWN, VA NATIONAL PORTRAIT FORTS FORTIFICATIONS ARTILLERY WEAPONRY CANNONS BALLS FARNOLD","./exhibit3/images/e30126a.jpg","172","100");
Qp[526]=new index("Fort Totten, Washington, D.C.","./exhibit3/e30127a.htm","ARCHIVES EMELIA SCLOERB GUENTHER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK WITH PRINTED GOLD BORDER OF FORT TOTTEN . MARKS, BACK: BRADY GALLERY. NO. 416 TOTTEN, NEAR WASHINGTON 1862 CIVIL WAR 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK WASHINGTON, DC NATIONAL PORTRAIT FORTS & FORTIFICATIONS ARTILLERY TROOPS WEAPONRY MAGAZINES MILITARY BUILDINGS D.C.","./exhibit3/images/e30127a.jpg","166","100");
Qp[527]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30290a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK PITTSBURG [LANDING, TENNESSEE] APR. 11, 1862 DARLING WIFE, TWO OF OUR COMPANIES GO TO CAIRO WITH PRISONERS. SEND YOU THIS BY THE CAPTAIN BE MAILED AT C[AIRO]. [I] THINK WILL GET SOONER THAN ANY OTHER WAY. MY HEALTH GOOD CONSIDERING WHAT HAVE HAD STAND. THREE LETTERS FROM AM ANSWER THEM FULL AS TENT WRITE IN. HENRY MATTER HAY. MR. VIALL, DID NOT HIM DO ANYTHING, BUT SIMPLY SAID NEED WORRY ABOUT PAY. DETAILED ACCOUNT GREAT BATTLE [PITTSBURG SHILOH] CAN TIME FOR, KEEP ME. WISH WOULD OFFICIAL FIGHT GIVEN NEWSPAPERS. ALSO THAT ACCOUNT. ACTED UNDER GENERAL [WILLIAM SOOY] SMITH, PADUCAH THEN PROBABLY NOTICE REGIMENT. WELL SATISFIED CONDUCT 14TH [WISCONSIN INFANTRY] ITS FIRST ACTION. WAS MOUNTED DAY ONLY FIELD OFFICER [THERE] DAY. COLONEL VERY WELL. COMMAND AFTERNOON. [DAVID WOOD] HORSE FELL BRUISED","./exhibit3/images/e30290a.jpg","57","100");
Qp[528]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30290a.htm","LEG SAYS, RIGHT. PRIVATE: [GOVERNOR] HARVEY DOES PROMOTE LIEUTENANT SHALL RESIGN. TOUCHED HARMED MIRACULOUSLY THINK, WHERE EXPOSED WAS, RASH NOT. LOVE YOUR HUSBAND, JH [MAJOR CHARLES FERGUSON NICKNAMED CAPTURED PADUCAH, KENTUCKY SEPTEMBER 6, 1861. SEVERELY DIVISION. BEEN ASSIGNED BRIGADE SHILOH, WERE PART U. GRANT ARMY TENNESSEE. WHEN THEY ARRIVED BATTLEFIELD, TEMPORARILY BRIGADE, THOMAS CRITTENDEN 5TH DIVISION, OHIO. THEIR COMMANDED 13TH INFANTRY. PROMOTED BRIGADIER GALLANTRY SHILOH. REGIMENTS 11TH 26TH REGIMENTS. QUINER, PP. 599-600. RIDING REAR URGE FORWARD FELL, INJURING LEG. ISAAC MESSMORE PRESENT DURING BATTLE, WHICH LEFT COMMAND. 599-600.] CIVIL FELT LEATHER SILK GILT HANCOCK, JENNIE REARDON REARDON, EDGAR W., SR. WOOD, HARVEY, LOUIS POWELL HAY, SAMUEL M. TN SOLDIERS MILITARY OFFICERS HORSEBACK ACCIDENTS BATTLEFIELDS CAMPAIGNS & BA","./exhibit3/images/e30290a.jpg","57","100");
Qp[529]=new index("Band of the 2nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infa","./exhibit3/e30051a.htm","EDWIN E. FINNEY OVAL ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CARDSTOCK OF AND MEMBERS THE BAND 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. 1862 CIVIL WAR PAPER PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PRINT, FINNEY, FALMOUTH, REGIMENT IRON BRIGADE WARS BANDS","./exhibit3/images/e30051a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[530]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30284a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK CAMP RANDALL, MADISON, WIS. MAY 19, 1861 MY DEAR JENNIE, YOUR KIND AFFECTIONATE LETTER REACHED ME DUE TIME. LOOKED QUITE ANXIOUS FOR SEVERAL DAYS BEFORE WAS BEGINNING TO DOUBT WHETHER RECEIVED MINE NOT. BUT WHEN YOURS DOUBTS WERE DISPELLED. VERY GLAD CAME INTO GROVE THAT MORNING. WISHED SEE LIZZIE BLESS GIRL, THERE NOTHING OVERCAME MORE THAN SHAKING HANDS DEPOT, BY RIGID EFFORT HAD UP POWERED EQUILIBRIUM, THEN CONFESS TEARS EYES COULD SUPPOSE THEN, EVENT HAS LAPSED HOPE NEVER ANOTHER SUCH. WOULD PREFER BID INTIMATE FRIENDS ASSOCIATES FAREWELL PRIVATELY TAKE LEAVE. SEEM OPPOSE THREE YEARS ENLISTMENT. SORRY UNABLE COMPLY WITH WISHES. IF ANY CONSIDERATION WORLD INFLUENCE RETURN, HAVE LEFT BEHIND, HAVING MINGLED CONSIDERABLY SOCIETY. OF COURSE MISS MUCH SOMETIMES ALONE THINKING WINGS PAY FLYING","./exhibit3/images/e30284a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[531]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30284a.htm","VISIT. YES, ENLISTED YEARS, MUST JUDGE FROM SHALL DURING BARELY POSSIBLE MEANS PROBABLE. REMAIN GREAT LENGTH STATE HOWEVER SOMEWHAT UNCERTAIN. CAPTAIN BOUCK NOW HOME RECRUITING. HIM CAN FORM SOMETHING IDEA LOOK. ALTHOUGH ADVANTAGE STYLED BLACK HAWK CAMP. 23 BOYS REFUSED GO YEARS. FEW THEM GOOD REASONS COMMEND CARE, TENDER LADIES FIND HEALTH RETURN. WILL NEED ____ GET UNIFORM FULL. NORTHWESTERN COURIER COMES BOYS. AROUND AGAIN. THIS TWO STORM LAST NIGHT, WHICH HARDEST COMMENCED RAINING 11 PM CONTINUED TILL DAYLIGHT. BARRACKS LEAKED BAD. ROOF FIXED WELL, PEOPLE TORE OFF BOARDS PUT TRIED PLASTER ITS WORSE EVER. FAIR DAYS, DOWN DRILL. SEEN MANY ONES YET. TODAY, SUNDAY, WRITING LETTERS. SPRAGUE NEAR WRITING. SAYS, SHOWED ME, PARAGRAPH _____ REPORT HETTIE ENGAGED MARRIED. CARRIED CONVERSATION. CONTRADICT POTTER NEXT ROOM SINGING, CARRY LONG, BU","./exhibit3/images/e30284a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[532]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30291a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK CORINTH, MISSISSIPPI SEPTEMBER 22, 1862 MY DARLING AND AFFECTIONATE WIFE, HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM FIVE DAYS MARCH. THE EXPEDITION TO IUKA [MISSISSIPPI], WHERE OLD [GENERAL STERLING] PRICE RUN AS USUAL, FOUND TWO OF YOUR LETTERS DATE 14 15. HOW KIND WRITE WHEN ARE SUFFERING SO MUCH. THIS MORNING GOT HENRY [SEPTEMBER] 18, STATING NO BETTER BUT DOCTOR THINKS WILL SOON GET RELIEF. GOD GRANT THAT MAY CASE. SO, WOULD TELEGRAPHED ME THIS. HEALTH FIRST RATE. CANNOT GOOD MANY ANSWER, EVERY DAY. FEEL FOR DEAR MOTHER LIZZIE. THEY WORN THEMSELVES BOTH OUT. AM AFRAID TOO SICK. GIVE LOVE. TELEGRAPHS DANGER SHALL COME YOU. HUSBAND DON KNOW ANXIOUS AM. [CONFEDERATE MAJOR CAPTURED UNION SUPPLY DEPOT IUKA, 14, 1862. LAUNCHED TWO-PRONGED ATTACK WHICH RESULTED BATTLE 18TH 19TH. EVACUATED 20. COLONEL 14TH WISCONSIN","./exhibit3/images/e30291a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[533]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30291a.htm","WERE ENGAGED 18TH.] CIVIL WAR FELT LEATHER SILK GILT HANCOCK, JENNIE REARDON REARDON, PRICE, ELIZABETH PITTSBURG LANDING, TN SOLDIERS MILITARY OFFICERS PREGNANCY PREGNANT WOMEN WEATHER MARCHING VOLUNTEER INFANTRY NEVITT, CHARLES R.","./exhibit3/images/e30291a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[534]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Henry Reardo","./exhibit3/e30292a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK [THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS WRITTEN TO HENRY REARDON, JENNIE BROTHER. AND EDGAR VIALL HAD JUST ARRIVED CORINTH SET UP SUTLER STORE.] [ADDRESSED BACK]: NEAR RIPLEY OCTOBER 7, 62 LIEUTENANT RUBY, GIVE THIS REARDON. THREE MILES FROM POCAHONTAS 25 30 SOUTHWEST [NORTHWEST] OF MONDAY PM [1862] HENRY, HERE ARE WITHOUT MUCH FIGHTING; ONLY ONE TWO SLIGHT SKIRMISHES. PRESSING ENEMY HARD. HAVE MET THEIR PICKETS MAY BATTLE HERE. WRITE HOME SENTINEL WISCONSIN INFORMATION YOU CAN GET OUR LOSSES KILLED WOUNDED FRIDAY. CAPTAIN [SAMUEL] HARRISON ALIVE, LEG OFF BELOW KNEE. [LEVI] VAUGHN BODY COULD NOT FOUND PASSED OVER OLD GROUND. GO HEADQUARTERS WOUNDED. FIGURES ENGAGEMENT THAT KNOW OF. FIFTY SOME TWENTY MISSING. [I] THINK THEY PRISONERS. SERGEANT MAJOR [JOHN M.] READ ORDERLY [HENRY] BLACKETT SEND REGIMENTAL","./exhibit3/images/e30292a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[535]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Henry Reardo","./exhibit3/e30292a.htm","MAIL LATE PAPERS OFTEN CAN. HEALTH GOOD, BUT NEARLY USED UP. WOULD SELL MYSELF CHEAP EVER. LINE SISTERS MRS. A. STEVENS, ATHENS, BRADFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA L. CLARK, MORRIS, OSAGE NEW YORK, RELATIVE WHE ENLISTED COMPANY DEPERE 21, 1861 ASSIGNED 2ND LIEUTENANT. PROMOTED AUGUST 4, 1862. 3, DIED WOUNDS 20TH. W. KEWAUNEE 13, 1ST APRIL 18, ACTION BARABOO SEPTEMBER SERGEANT. CAPTURED RELEASE, RESIGNED JUNE 1864.] CIVIL WAR FELT LEATHER SILK GILT HANCOCK, VIALL, W., SR. HARRISON, VAUGHN, READ, BLACKETT, VIOLETTA MARY PITTSBURG LANDING, TN SOLDIERS LOVE LETTERS MILITARY OFFICERS 14TH VOLUNTEER INFANTRY NEWSPAPERS DEATH BATTLEFIELDS NEVITT, CHARLES","./exhibit3/images/e30292a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[536]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30293a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK CORINTH, MISSISSIPPI OCTOBER 12, 1862 MY DARLING WIFE, LET US RETURN THANKS OUR GOD, DEAR THAT AM AGAIN ABLE WRITE YOU AND GOOD HEALTH ONLY NEARLY WORN OUT BY THE LAST TWELVE DAYS LABOR. BEEN HOTTEST OF ONE MORE TERRIBLE BATTLE STILL UNHARMED, BOTH HORSES WERE WOUNDED ESCAPED WITH GRAZE BULLET CROSS LEFT HAND JUST ACROSS FLESHY PART BACK LITTLE FINGER. YES, SAID PRAYERS BEFORE WENT INTO BATTLE, PLACED MYSELF KEEPING PROTECTION HAS PRESERVED ME. THANKFUL IT. HARD INCESSANT TOIL FATIGUE, SOME NIGHTS NO SLEEP FEW HOURS ABOUT MOST ANY NIGHT. DECLARE FEEL JADED BRAVE BOYS. BRAVEST OFFICERS LOST BEST MEN. COLOR GUARD VOLUNTEERED MORNING, SEVEN NUMBER, MAKING EIGHT SERGEANT, UNHARMED. BUT THEY DID NOT GET FLAG. PIERCED BLOODY BEARS MANY HONORABLE MARKS. WHEN FORMED CORPS MEN, CRIED LIKE CHILD.","./exhibit3/images/e30293a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[537]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30293a.htm","COULD CONTROL MYSELF. USED REGIMENT SHAMEFULLY [AND] ALLOWED THEM FLANKED SIDES TIME ORDERS HOLD POINT HAZARDS. HAD IDEA WOULD EVER COME ALIVE. TODAY SUNDAY RATHER THIS EVENING WEEK AGO CLOCK ORDERED PURSUIT ENEMY HAVE GOT SIT DOWN FIRST THING DARLING. WORD HENRY TELEGRAPH WAS SAFE BATTLE. HAVE, SINCE RETURNED, RECEIVED THREE FOUR YOUR LETTERS. WANT OFTEN. SORRY INDEED FACE DOES WELL FASTER. REALLY HOPES SOON KNOW BOTHERED SUCH SICK. DOCTOR BARBER REMAIN HANDS OF. WILL DETAILED ACCOUNT CAMPAIGN. REMEMBER LOVE MAY INFINITE MERCY SOLACE COMFORT, DAILY HUSBAND. THINGS RUNNING LITTLE. BELIEVE LOVING AFFECTIONATE CIVIL WAR FELT LEATHER SILK GILT HANCOCK, JENNIE REARDON REARDON, BARBER, AMMI P. PITTSBURG LANDING, TN SOLDIERS MILITARY 14TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY BATTLEFIELDS WOUNDS & INJURIES BULLETS DESECRATION FLAGS CRYING RELIGION FROM HANCOCK. N","./exhibit3/images/e30293a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[538]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30294a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK CORINTH, MISSISSIPPI OCTOBER 20, 1862 MY DARLING WIFE, THIS MORNING AM ALONE TENT. IT CHILLY AND SOME COLD. MAKES MORE LONELY THAN WERE NOT SO. YET HAVE STOVES, ALL THE FIRE CAMPFIRE OUTDOORS. SIT THINK HOW CONGENIAL, COZY, HAPPY COULD AT HOME BY SNUG WARM CHEER ATTRACTIVE. WOULD SEEM. THAT JOY EXPERIENCED. ARE THOSE DAYS STORE FOR US, OFTEN ASK MYSELF. KNOW KIND OVERRULING PROVIDENCE WILL BUT ALLOW IT. GOD HAS BEEN DARLING. BROUGHT DANGERS YOU OF. BENEFICENT HAND PROTECTED TIMES PERIL WHAT MOST FEAR LIFE ACCORDANCE WITH SUCH KINDNESS: SUFFICIENTLY THANKFUL BLESSINGS MERCIES. FOUR HARD CONTESTED FIELDS TAKEN PART: BLACKBURN FORD; BULL RUN; SHILOH; CORINTH. ALL, SAME CARE ME. EACH GOING INTO BATTLE SAID PRAYER TRIED HUMBLE WAY HIM PROTECTION. ALSO DEAR COMMENDED KEEPING, KNOWING OBSERVES","./exhibit3/images/e30294a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[539]=new index("Letter from John Hancock to Jennie Reard","./exhibit3/e30294a.htm","SPARROWS FALL EVEN HAIRS YOUR HEAD NUMBERED. PRAYED ANGELS MIGHT ATTEND RESTORED OTHER. SHOULD NEVER FORGET LOOK RECEIVED [AND] THANKFUL! LET BOTH COURSE PROPER MODE WORSHIP TRY OFFER HOMAGE ONLY LIVING TRUE MANIFOLD THEY MAY WITHDRAWN FROM US. TRUST THEN, YOURS SPARED MANY YEARS PERMITTED ENJOY THEM TOGETHER FORGETTING GIVER GOOD THINGS. THUS THOUGHTS TONIGHT NEW ONES, MEASURE WRITE THUS. LOVE HUSBAND ALTHOUGH VERY UNKIND LEAVE LEND WILLING ASSISTANCE MATTER MENTIONED. BLESSED CHOICEST HOMES, FATHER, MOTHER, CHARMING SISTERS FOND ENCHANTMENT [NOT] YOU. MADE FEEL INTENSE LONGING WITHSTANDING THERE WELL CARED ATTRACTION FASCINATION ME, DOUBLING COMFORTS DELICACIES ENJOYMENT EARLIEST YOUTH UP, KNOWN WAS ALWAYS AMONG STRANGERS. TASTED DEEPLY CHARITIES WORLD SEEMS SOMETIMES INDEED STILL FUTURE, STAR. HOPE CHEERED DUTY HOME, FRIENDS, PROSPERIT","./exhibit3/images/e30294a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[540]=new index("Sash","./exhibit3/e30277a.htm","HISTORY RED SILK KNIT MESH OFFICERS SASH WITH TWO LARGE TASSELS AT EACH END. DONATED BY DAUGHTER JOHN W. SCOTT. WALTER WAS BORN CIRCA 1824 PENNSYLVANIA. HE MARRIED MAY 1, 1850 HENRIETTA WRIGHT. SHE JAN. 1830 ELMIRA, NEW YORK. LISTED IN THE 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS JEWELER RESIDING FIFTH WARD CITY OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. HIM WERE WIFE AND FOLLOWING CHILDREN: EVA, 1852 WISCONSIN; NETTIE AURORA, AUG. 23, 1857, OCT. 29, 1879 WILLIAM HUME. ENLISTED APR. 21, 1861. COMMISSIONED CAPTAIN COMPANY B, 3RD VOLUNTEER INFANTRY DAYS LATER PROMOTED MAJOR THAT REGIMENT JUNE 1862. LIEUTENANT COLONEL MAR. 10, 1863 WOUNDED CEDAR MOUNTAIN. KILLED ACTION CHANCELLORSVILLE, VIRGINIA. CIVIL WOOD SCOTT,","./exhibit3/images/e30277a.jpg","152","100");
Qp[541]=new index("Jane S. Taplin and children","./exhibit3/e30056a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ONCE CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF JANE S. TAPLIN AND CHILDREN. CURRENTLY THE SCRAPBOOK, HOUSE ANCIENTS 1863 CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK TAPLIN, NEVITT, CHARLES, SR. ROBERT WILLIAM MCALLISTER, JOHN WINSLOW NORTON, PERRY BATES, GEORGE OSHKOSH, HOMEFRONT GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS TEACHERS","./exhibit3/images/e30056a.jpg","157","100");
Qp[542]=new index("Field and Line Officers 21st Wisconsin","./exhibit3/e30069a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF THE FIELD AND LINE OFFICERS 21ST REG. WIS. VOL. INF. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE, DECEMBER. 7, 1863. INK PRINT, STUART, JAMES E. HARDING, ALFRED A. OTTO, JOHN HENRY VAN VALKENBURG, BARTHOLOMEW J. WEISBROD, RUDOLPH JOSEPH BRANDISH, ALBERT B. BORCHERDT, W. FERNANDEZ, SAMUEL H. CHATTANOOGA, TN WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SCENIC OVERLOOKS BATTLEFIELDS GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS","./exhibit3/images/e30069a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[543]=new index("James H. Carlisle and Emily Davis Carlis","./exhibit3/e30114a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK OF JAMES H. AND EMILY DAVIS CARLISLE. MARKS: WEBSTER & WALKER PHOTOGRAPHERS OSHKOSH, WIS. INSCRIBED, J. CIVIL WAR VETERAN HIS BRIDE MISS 1863 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARLISLE, FRANCES ALIDA SPRAGUE COUPLES WEDDINGS","./exhibit3/images/e30114a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[544]=new index("Bullet","./exhibit3/e30250a.htm","HISTORY DISFIGURED LEAD MINIE BALL ROUND BALL, DEFORMED BY STRIKING AN OBJECT. BULLET THAT WOUNDED JOHANN SEBASTIAN OSTERTAG DURING THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. WAS LAST SURVIVOR COMPANY E, 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY FAMOUS IRON BRIGADE. DIED 1930. SEE NC-871, CAST 6487-69. BORN APRIL 21, 1839 WURTENBURG, GERMANY. PARENTS, VALENTINE AND MARY RUEDINGER IMMIGRATED AMERICA 1847; ENTERED PORT NEW YORK; FARMED NEAR TOWN NEKIMI; CAME OSHKOSH 1861. ENLISTED PARTICIPATED BATTLES 1ST RUN GAINSVILLE CAPTURED SEVERELY MEDICAL LEAVE MARRIED SOPHIA KUEBLER JANUARY 20, 1862. THEY HAD CHILDREN. JULY 1863 GETTYSBURG, LEFT CHEEK, PASSED THROUGH SINUS CAVITY, LODGED BEHIND RIGHT EYE. SENT HOSPITAL WEST PHILADELPHIA REMOVED 11 COLLECTION OPM ID #6487-69 1864 TRANSFERRED INVALID CORPS MUSTERED OUT JUNE 16, 1864. RETURNED BEGAN","./exhibit3/images/e30250a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[545]=new index("Bullet","./exhibit3/e30250a.htm","WORKING CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN NOVEMBER 1865 GROCERY STORE 8, 1884 ELECTED CAPTAIN RIFLES NATIONAL GUARD HARDWARE BUSINESS; ALDERMAN THIRD WARD; OPERATED ACRE MILES FROM MEMBER H. SHERIDAN POST GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC. CIVIL OSTERTAG, OSHKOSH, REGIMENT MANZER LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30250a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[546]=new index("Johann Sebastian Ostertag","./exhibit3/e30048a.htm","ARCHIVES OSTERTAG SIXTH PLATE TINTYPE WITH HAND TINTING NO CASE OF JOHANN SEBASTIAN OSTERTAG. 1863 CIVIL WAR 1864 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION PAINT OSTERTAG, SOLDIERS CASUALTIES INFANTRY 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER IRON BRIGADE","./exhibit3/images/e30048a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[547]=new index("Pocket map in book cover","./exhibit3/e30157a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS PERRINE NEW TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE SOUTHERN STATES WITH CHRONOLOGY GREAT REBELLION. COMPILED FROM AUTHENTIC SOURCES BY CAPTAIN JOHN S. BISHOP. MEASURING 30 X 40 CURRENT END 1863, SAME YEAR WAS COPYRIGHTED. ALSO SHOWS LOCATIONS BATTLES. CARRIED 2ND ASSISTANT SURGEON DR. JAMES EWING, 5TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. BORN CANADA 1810. CAME PITTSFIELD, VERMONT EARLY AGE WHERE MARRIED HIS WIFE BETSY A. BUCK CIRCA 1838. COUPLE HAD LEAST ONE CHILD, JULIA HITCHCOCK. THEY 1847. FIRST SETTLED COMMUNE CERESCO RIPON MOVED RACINE 1848 AND POYSIPPI 1849. 1850 LIVING INDIAN LANDS MARQUETTE COUNTY, FARMING DAUGHTER. 1860 HOUSEHOLD CYPRIAN WHITING RUSHFORD TOWNSHIP, WINNEBAGO WORKING PHYSICIAN. DURING ENLISTED MARCH 31, 1863. MUSTERED AUGUST 2, 1864 EXPIRATION TERM SERVICE. 1870 WERE LEON,","./exhibit3/images/e30157a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[548]=new index("Pocket map in book cover","./exhibit3/e30157a.htm","WAUSHARA THEM WILLIAM CARPENTER, 14, THEIR HAND. DIED NOVEMBER 6, 1877. DECEMBER 28, 1901. PAPER OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER OFFICERS CASES MAPS DOCTORS POCKET BOOK COVER","./exhibit3/images/e30157a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[549]=new index("Ring","./exhibit3/e30213a.htm","HISTORY ONE PIECE; CIRCULAR WITH FLAT TOP SURFACE INTO WHICH CARVED IDA BROKEN ENDS OF TAPERED SIDES, UNKNOWN IF ORIGINALLY COMPLETE CIRCLE. MADE MULE BONE BY JOSEPH ARNOLD FOR SISTER, ARNOLD, WHILE HE WAS IMPRISONED THE CONFEDERATE PRISON, BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, VA, FROM 1863 UNTIL MARCH 7, 1864. SEE ARCHIVES TRANSLATED LETTER DATED AUGUST 8, WROTE AM SENDING ALONG RING IDA, ISLAND, MEANT BRING HOME PERSON. BONES MEAT, REBS US. FREDERICK MARGARET MACK BOTH BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND DU LAC 1862,","./exhibit3/images/e30213a.jpg","132","100");
Qp[550]=new index("Ring","./exhibit3/e30213a.htm","SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, PRISONER WAR PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. CIVIL OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER FOLK RINGS JEWELRY MAKING","./exhibit3/images/e30213a.jpg","132","100");
Qp[551]=new index("Captain William Zickerick and members of","./exhibit3/e30110a.htm","WILLIAM ZICKERICK HALF PLATE TINTYPE WITH DECORATIVE STAMPED BRASS MAT FLORAL DESIGN AND PRESERVER OF CAPTAIN MEMBERS THE 12TH WISCONSIN LIGHT ARTILLERY. 1863 CIVIL WAR 1865 ZICKERICK, GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS TROOPS BUGLES","./exhibit3/images/e30110a.jpg","134","100");
Qp[552]=new index("Haversack","./exhibit3/e30191a.htm","HISTORY PATTERN 1851 HAVERSACK CONSTRUCTED OF PAINTED CANVAS LINEN BODY SIX SECTIONS; COTTON INTERIOR LINER THAT BUTTONS WITH 3 TIN COATED STEEL BUTTONS; LEATHER FASTENING STRAP STAMPED POTTER AND JB , BUCKLE; STRAP. THIS WAS USED FOR CARRYING FOOD RATIONS BY SOLDIERS. WHEN DONATED THERE WERE PIECES HARDTACK 1086-1-T2 INSIDE. EXPECTED MARCH HAVERSACK. THREE DAY MARCHING CONSISTED 27 CRACKERS; POUNDS PORK BEEF; COFFEE SUGAR. JAMES F. SAWYER LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY ENLISTED MAR. 28, 1864. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER POST #7 NAMESAKE POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN","./exhibit3/images/e30191a.jpg","153","100");
Qp[553]=new index("Haversack","./exhibit3/e30191a.htm","OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1863 CIVIL WAR SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30191a.jpg","153","100");
Qp[554]=new index("Cracker","./exhibit3/e30192a.htm","HISTORY ONE PIECE OF HARDTACK CRACKER WITH HOLES FROM THE PRESS WHICH WAS MADE. DRY UNLEAVENED CRACKERS WERE ISSUED SOLDIERS MARCH DURING CIVIL WAR. DAILY RATION NINE PER DAY. REMOVED HAVERSACK, 1086-1-T3. JAMES F. SAWYER LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY AND WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE","./exhibit3/images/e30192a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[555]=new index("Cracker","./exhibit3/e30192a.htm","CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1863 FLOUR SAWYER, OSHKOSH, FOOD COOKERY","./exhibit3/images/e30192a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[556]=new index("Plate","./exhibit3/e30195a.htm","HISTORY HAND MADE PLATE CONSTRUCTED FROM HALF OF CONCENTRIC RING DESIGN CANTEEN, FLATTENED TRIMMED ALONG THE EDGES. SOLDIER WAS EXPECTED PROVIDE OWN EATING UTENSILS BROKEN CANTEENS PROVIDED SIMPLE PLATES BY BREAKING THEM HALF. JAMES SAWYER LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED WITH MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE","./exhibit3/images/e30195a.jpg","186","100");
Qp[557]=new index("Plate","./exhibit3/e30195a.htm","BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1863 CIVIL WAR STEEL SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30195a.jpg","186","100");
Qp[558]=new index("Pouch, cap","./exhibit3/e30198a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1855 PERCUSSION CAP POUCH CONSTRUCTED OF PRESSED BLACK LEATHER SEWN BASE; INTERIOR FLAP AND SHIELD FRONT EXTERIOR FLAP; TWO TABS BACK FOR ATTACHMENT EQUIPMENT BELT; RIVETTED CLOSURE BRASS FERRULE BOTTOM. PARTIALLY LINED WITH SHEEP SKIN SMALL LOOP CONE PICK. THIS CARRIED CAPS USED IGNITING CARTRIDGES MUSKET WOULD HAVE BEEN WORN RIGHT SIDE BELT. JAMES F. SAWYER LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE","./exhibit3/images/e30198a.jpg","130","100");
Qp[559]=new index("Pouch, cap","./exhibit3/e30198a.htm","INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. 1863 CIVIL WAR FLEECE POUCH, BOX, SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30198a.jpg","130","100");
Qp[560]=new index("Cap, Forage","./exhibit3/e30227a.htm","HISTORY CHASSEUR STYLE OFFICER FORAGE CAP CONSTRUCTED LOW-CROWN WOOL BODY FOUR PIECES; LACQUERED LEATHER VISOR; BLACK CHIN STRAP; SILK LINING; PAPERBOARD REINFORCEMENT CROWN; SWEATBAND; BRASS EAGLE BUTTONS RIGHT SIDE FRENCH KNOT SEWN TOP THREE ROWS INDICATING RANK CAPTAIN. WORN BY SURGEON JOSHUA COPP NOYES, 32ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. WAS BORN 1840. RESIDED FAIRWATER, FOND DU COUNTY WHEN COMMISSIONED ASSISTANT DECEMBER 9, 1863 PROMOTED 1ST OCTOBER 19, 1864. FEBRUARY 1, 1865 MUSTERED OUT JUNE 12, 1865. LISTED 1868 PHYSICIAN BOARDING 13 WASHINGTON STREET CITY OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. MARRIED APRIL 8, 1869 CATHERINE C. STRONG. SHE 1850. VETERAN SECTION 1885 1895 STATE CENSUS P.O. OSHKOSH. 1888 MEMBER GAR POST #10 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING DIED 1904. CIVIL WAR COTTON CAP, DOCTOR MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30227a.jpg","153","100");
Qp[561]=new index("History compiled from the diaries of Ric","./exhibit3/e30044a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS COMPILED DIARIES OF RICHARD LESTER AND HENRY B. HARSHAW 1ST SERGEANT 2ND LIEUTENANT COMPANY E, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. WRITTEN WHEN THEY WERE CLERKS MADISON, WI. DIARY BEGINS MAY 1864 UNTIL MUSTER OUT JULY 1864. GIVES GREAT DETAILS BATTLES MARCHES: OPERATIONS IRON BRIGADE SPRING CAMPAIGN BROKE CULPEPPER CT., VA., MIDNIGHT 3RD MAY, 1864, MARCHED, AS PART 5TH CORPS, BY WAY STEVENSBURG TO OLD WILDERNESS TAVERN, WHERE ARRIVED DUSK 4TH AFTER ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE MILES, HAVING CROSSED RAPIDAN RIVER GERMANIA FORD. WHILE BIVOUACKED NIGHT, WAS STRUNG CHANCELLORSVILLE PIKE FAR PURPOSE KEEPING OPEN COMMUNICATION WITH WHICH THERE. DAYLIGHT NEXT MORNING REGIMENT HAD REJOINED IT, REST DIVISION, MOVED WESTERLY DIRECTION ACROSS GROUND, FRONT ENTERED WOODS. SOON DOING ADVANCE ENCOUNTERED","./exhibit3/images/e30044a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[562]=new index("History compiled from the diaries of Ric","./exhibit3/e30044a.htm","ENEMY POSITION. IMMEDIATELY FORMED ATTACK. FORMATION BECAME REAR RESERVE. COMMAND FORWARD CREPT, SOME WAY, THROUGH HEAVY GROWTH PINE UNDERBRUSH GALLANTLY ATTACKED MOMENTARY SUCCESS, DRIVING HIS FIRST SECOND LINES, BEING RE-ENFORCED RETIRE BEFORE SUPERIOR NUMBERS. TROOPS ENGAGED, WISCONSIN, WAS, ORDER GENL. WADSWORTH, LEFT OURS INSTRUCTIONS FIRE PENN. REGIMENTS ITS IF BROKE. PLEASURE STATE THAT NO NECESSITY AROSE EXECUTING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. TIDE COMMENCED TURNING AGAINST RIGHT FLANK THEN ORDERED SUPPORT LINE. MOVING BRISKLY POSSIBLE, SUCH WOODS, BROUGHT SUDDENLY HALT RECEIVING TERRIFIC VOLLEY FRONT. STUNNED UNEXPECTED RECEPTION, TIME, LOST, LITTLE CONFUSION ENSUED, HESITANCY RETURN THIS FIRE, FROM FEAR, OWN WOULD SUFFERERS, FALLING THICK FAST SEVERE CONTINUOUS EFFECTS. SOON, HOWEVER, GLIMPSE ENEMY, SEVENTY-FIVE YARDS LESS AHEAD, PROPER M","./exhibit3/images/e30044a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[563]=new index("Drawing of the camp of the 30th Wisconsi","./exhibit3/e30156a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS ONE 15 2 X 19 DRAWING OF THE CAMP 30TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY AT BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY MADE BY HIRAM WILCOX, COMPANY G. SHOWS ROWS CABINS AND TENTS; PLATOON DRILLING FIELD; PICKET POST WITH GUARDS; FORAGE WAGON COMING INTO CAMP; WOODS BACKGROUND. REGIMENT WAS ONLY STATIONED HERE BETWEEN DECEMBER 13, 1864 FEBRUARY 10, 1865. OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER MAPS CAMPS WINTER GUARDHOUSES MILITARY SOLDIERS","./exhibit3/images/e30156a.jpg","131","100");
Qp[564]=new index("Watch, Pocket","./exhibit3/e30208a.htm","HISTORY KEY WIND POCKET WATCH WITH GOLD PLATED SILVER CASE; HINGED COVER; WHITE ENAMEL FACE BLACK ROMAN NUMERALS; MINUTE HAND HOUR MISSING SMALL SECOND BOTTOM ARABIC EVERY 15 SECONDS; PROTECTIVE GLASS THE FACE; BACK OPENINGS FOR ADJUSTMENT TIME; STEM SIDE RING CHAIN; ETCHED INSIDE FRONT COVER: MARCH 7 1864 ARNOLD PRESENT . THIS WAS GIVEN JOSEPH GRATITUDE PROCURING EXCHANGE LIBERATION OF ORIGINAL OWNER FROM REBEL PRISON BELLE ISLAND FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED","./exhibit3/images/e30208a.jpg","126","100");
Qp[565]=new index("Watch, Pocket","./exhibit3/e30208a.htm","FOND DU AUGST 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER WAR ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL 7, 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. CIVIL ROCHELLE, ROBERT BRASS PAINT WATCH, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30208a.jpg","126","100");
Qp[566]=new index("Sash","./exhibit3/e30248a.htm","HISTORY WOOL NET NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER SASH: RED WOVEN IN WITH TWO LARGE TASSELS, EACH END. SASHES AUTHORIZED BE WORN BY SERGEANTS. BENJAMIN SMITH WAS BORN ENGLAND JULY 1837. THE FAMILY IMMIGRATED WISCONSIN PRIOR 1855 WERE LIVING GREENBAY 1860. LISTED RESIDENCE WESTFORD, DODGE COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED BEAVER DAM APRIL, 22, 1861. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY 5TH REGIMENT VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. PROMOTED CORPORAL THAT COMPANY. COMMISSARY OCTOBER 10, 1863. TRANSFERRED REORGANIZED REGIMENT, 13, 1864. QUARTERMASTER NOVEMBER 1, REASSIGNED COMANY 1ST THEN 2ND LIEUTENANT DECEMBER SLIGHTLY WOUNDED 1865 DURING ASSAULT PETERSBURG, VA. MUSTERED OUT JUNE 20, 1865, WHILE REST 11, 1865. 1870 CENSUS MAIL AGENT MILWAUKEE WIFE CAROLINE SONS, ELDEST CIRCA 1880 SOLDIERS SAILORS REUNION ROSTER OSHKOSH, WI. LISTS OCCUPATION COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR,","./exhibit3/images/e30248a.jpg","262","100");
Qp[567]=new index("Sash","./exhibit3/e30248a.htm","42, ENGLAND, CARROLINE CHILDREN: ARTHUR P.; BARTON D.; BENNETT K. SMITH. 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING CITY WINNEBAGO COUNTY. SAME YEAR APPLIED INVALID PENSION. VETERAN SECTION 1895 STATE P.O. OSHKOSH. 1900 7TH WARD WHERE RETIRED. DIED MILWAUKEE, 15, 1901. WIDOWS 22. DOES NOT APPEAR 1905 VETERANS CENSUS. CIVIL SMITH, MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30248a.jpg","262","100");
Qp[568]=new index("Captain Caspar Buechner","./exhibit3/e30014a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD STOCK OF CAPTAIN CASPAR BUECHNER. MARKS: BACK MARK: J. O. ROORBACH, ARTIST, FOND DU LAC, WIS 1864 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE BUECHNER, 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SOLDIERS OFFICERS CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30014a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[569]=new index("Barnett Van Slyke, Company H, 35th Wisco","./exhibit3/e30096a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD STOCK, COPY OF TINTYPE BARNETT VAN SLYKE, COMPANY H, 35TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY OBJECT DATE NOTE:COPY C. 1862 1864 CIVIL WAR PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE SOLDIERS RIFLES","./exhibit3/images/e30096a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[570]=new index("Benjamin F. Perry, Company D, 41st Wisco","./exhibit3/e30132a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK OF BENJAMIN F. PERRY. MARKED: W. P. EGBERT PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, DAVENPORT, IOWA 1864 CARDSTOCK PAPER INK PERRY, IA SOLDIERS INFANTRY COMPANY D, 41ST WISCONSIN","./exhibit3/images/e30132a.jpg","72","100");
Qp[571]=new index("Rifle","./exhibit3/e30225a.htm","HISTORY SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1863 CALIBER .58 RIFLED MUSKET, TYPE II: WALNUT STOCK WITH CARVED ON REVERSE SIDE OF BUTT STOCK, THE OBVERSE WALTER HOUSTON ; STEEL LOCK PLATE HAMMER; TRIGGER ASSEMBLY; PLATE; THREE BARREL BANDS; NOSE CAP; RAMROD ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT. WAS IMPROVEMENT 1861 SHAPED ALTERED BOLSTER; SPRINGS. STANDARD WEAPON CARRIED BY INFANTRY SOLDIERS. PRIVATE BORN IRELAND 1817. MARRIED BETSEY, WHO NEW YORK 1811. 1860 THEY WERE LIVING NEAR UTICA ANOTHER FAMILY FISK CORNERS. ENLISTED COMPANY D, 8TH WISCONSIN FEBRUARY 29, 1864 RECRUIT. PARTICIPATED RIVER EXPEDITION, BATTLE CHIOT, PURSUIT PRICE MISSOURI, NASHVILLE BATTLES AROUND MOBILE, ALABAMA. MUSTERED OUT SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. DIED FEB. 13, 1885 REMARRIED WOMAN NAMED ANN. SHE 1847 1908. HAD TWO CHILDREN; MARY J. MINCKLER GEORGE BURIED WIVES TOWN OMRO CEMETERY.","./exhibit3/images/e30225a.jpg","235","100");
Qp[572]=new index("Rifle","./exhibit3/e30225a.htm","CIVIL WAR ARMORY WOOD HOUSTON, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER HUSTON,","./exhibit3/images/e30225a.jpg","235","100");
Qp[573]=new index("Saber","./exhibit3/e30235a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER: CURVED STEEL BLADE WITH SINGLE EDGE AND FALSE EDGE; TWO FULLERS, ONE BROAD RUNNING FROM THE RICASSO NEAR TIP, SHORTER NARROWER BACK; OBVERSE VERTICALLY STAMPED: U.S. C.E.W. 1864 REVERSE AMES MFG CO CHICOPEE OF WIDE FLAT; GRIPS ARE WOOD COVERED LEATHER WOUND TWISTED BRASS WIRE HAVE DISTINCTIVE SWELL CENTER; POMMEL PHRYGIAN HELMET PATTERN; GUARD ALSO HALF-BASKET KNUCKLE-BOW BRANCHES SIDE JOINING OVAL COUNTER-GUARD. SCABBARD IRON BANDS SUSPENSION RINGS, DRAG INVERTED G.W.S JOHN SCHOLLKOPF RESIDED OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE DECEMBER 22, 1863. GAVE PLACE BIRTH GERMANY CIRCA 1824 AGE 39; HEIGHT 5 FEET INCHES TALL; COMPLEXION; DARK EYES; HAIR; LABORER BY TRADE. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY D, 3RD WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER TRANSFERRED I, RE-ORGANIZED MARCH 23, 1865.","./exhibit3/images/e30235a.jpg","233","100");
Qp[574]=new index("Saber","./exhibit3/e30235a.htm","THEN MUSTERED OUT SEPTEMBER 29, 1868 OPERATING SALOON RESIDING 184 MAIN STREET CITY OSHKOSH. DIED APR. 27, 1870 46 YEARS 19 DAYS. BURIED RIVERSIDE CEMETERY, ORIGINAL SECTION, BLOCK 19. CIVIL WAR MANUFACTURING CHICOPEE, SCHOLLKOPF, MANZER & LUCK SWORDS","./exhibit3/images/e30235a.jpg","233","100");
Qp[575]=new index("Carbine","./exhibit3/e30255a.htm","HISTORY BURNSIDE BREECH-LOADING CARBINE, CALIBER .54, 4TH MODEL PATENTED 1864, SERIAL NUMBER 17059, AND FIRST BY AMBROSE E. MARCH 25, 1856; WOODEN BUTT STOCK WITH STEEL PLATE; INSPECTOR CARTOUCHE ON REVERSE OF BUTT: ?; SLING SWIVEL BOTTOM; MECHANISM EXTERIOR HAMMER; RECEIVER STAMPED: BURNSIDES ALSO 17059; TRIGGER GUARD LEVER; BAR SHOULDER STRAP RING; ROUND BARREL ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT BLADE FRONT SIGHT. 55, 567 CARBINES WERE PURCHASED THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FROM 1861-1865, MAKING ONE MOST POPULAR CAVALRY WEAPONS USED. CIVIL WAR RIFLE COMPANY PROVIDENCE, BURNSIDE, EVERETT OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30255a.jpg","192","100");
Qp[576]=new index("Box, Cartridge","./exhibit3/e30273a.htm","HISTORY PATTERN JULY 4 1864 TYPE II .69 CALIBER CARTRIDGE BOX: BLACK LEATHER CONSTRUCTED OF WRAP-AROUND BODY WITH TWO END PIECES AND COVER FLAP SEWN TOGETHER; HAS EMBOSSED OVAL US INSIDE CLOSURE TAB RIVETTED UNDERSIDE; INTERIOR EARS IMPLEMENT POUCH FOLDING CLOSURE; BOTTOM JAPANNED ROLLER BUCKLES FOR USE SHOULDER BELT; PEAR SHAPED BRASS FINIAL CLOSING FLAP; BACK HORIZONTAL STRAPS NEAR TOP VERTICAL PLACE ATTACHMENT EQUIPMENT TINNED STEEL LINERS BISECTED UPPER COMPARTMENT LOWER COMPARTMENT. MANUFACTURER STAMP R. NECE PHILA. REUBEN HAD ONLY CONTRACT 5000 BOXES DELIVERED FRANKFORD ARSENAL OCTOBER 29, INSPECTOR F. SNIFFEN U.S. ORD. DEPT. SUB.INSPECTOR THESE WERE NOT ISSUED UNTIL CIVIL WAR. THIS ASSEMBLAGE USED BY WINKLER, WHO WAS DISCHARGED NOVEMBER 1864. DOUBTFUL THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN HIM PROBABLY PROCURED AFTER VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30273a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[577]=new index("Box, Cartridge","./exhibit3/e30273a.htm","PARADES. FRANZ JOSEPH BORN DECEMBER 28, 1841 LINDWIESE, GERMANY. ENLISTED COMPANY 9TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 25, 1861 STOCKBRIDGE, WISCONSIN. MUSTERED OUT EXPIRATION TERM SERVICE. DIED 24, 1926 CHILTON, WI. NECE, BOX, GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC","./exhibit3/images/e30273a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[578]=new index("Alexander Samuels","./exhibit3/e30026a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINTON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF ALEXANDER SAMUELS. MARKS: BACK MARK: BOGARDUS, PHOTOGRAPHER. 363 BROADWAY, NEW YORK; INSCRIPTION, ALEX. R.Q.M. 5TH WIS. VOLS. 6TH ARMY CORPS POTOMAC 1864 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SAMUELS, YORK, NY PORTRAIT MALE WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SOLDIERS OFFICERS","./exhibit3/images/e30026a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[579]=new index("David Samuels","./exhibit3/e30027a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF DAVID SAMUELS. MARKS: BACK MARK: E. CURTISS PHOTOGRAPHER MADISON WISC. PHOTOGRAPHIC PALACE INSCRIPTION BACK, CO. 5TH INFTY. NEW REGIMENT 1864 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PAPER INK SAMUELS, MADISON, SOLDIERS WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30027a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[580]=new index("Ebenezer Austin Crane","./exhibit3/e30029a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF EBENEZER AUSTIN CRANE. MARKS: INSCRIPTION BACK: CO. 5TH REGT WIS INFTY NEW REGIMENT OLD REGIMENT. 1864 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CRANE, SOLDIERS RECRUITING & ENLISTMENT WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30029a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[581]=new index("Major Robert C. Eden","./exhibit3/e30100a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT GLUED INTO SCRAPBOOK OF MAJOR ROBERT C. EDEN. 1864 CIVIL WAR 1865 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CARTE VISITE EDEN, OSHKOSH, WI SOLDIERS OFFICERS NEWSPAPER EDITORS DAILY NORTHWESTERN OCCUPATIONS NEWSPAPERS 37TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30100a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[582]=new index("Jens P. Hanson","./exhibit3/e30133a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF JENS P. HANSON. MARKS: FRONT: J. BACK: H. ROBERTS SUCCESOR TO FULLER, GILMAN BLOCK, MADISON. WIS. CANCELLED 2 CENT INTERNAL REVENUE STAMP 1864-66 THE BACK. CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK HANSON, JAMES MADISON, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE 1ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY VETERANS IMMIGRANTS DANISH AMERICANS","./exhibit3/images/e30133a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[583]=new index("Philetus Horace Sawyer","./exhibit3/e30177a.htm","ARCHIVES JAMES WILLOCK ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF PHILETUS HORACE SAWYER. MARKS: GARDNER, 511 7TH ST.,WASHINGTON. 1864 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SAWYER, WASHINGTON, DC PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE POLITICIANS LUMBERMEN BUSINESS PEOPLE PIONEERS","./exhibit3/images/e30177a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[584]=new index("Cap, Forage","./exhibit3/e30189a.htm","HISTORY PATTERN 1861 FORAGE CAP KEPI. BLUE WOOL FELT WITH BLACK LEATHER BRIM AND CHIN STRAP BRASS BUCKLES BUTTONS EACH END EAGLE DESIGN; ONE HANGS WOVEN THREAD TASSEL; LETTER FRONT OF CAP. USED BY JAMES F. SAWYER, COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER REGIMENT. LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE","./exhibit3/images/e30189a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[585]=new index("Cap, Forage","./exhibit3/e30189a.htm","BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. CIVIL WAR CAP, UNIFORM OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30189a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[586]=new index("Overcoat","./exhibit3/e30190a.htm","HISTORY ENLISTED MAN DISMOUNTED OVERCOAT PATTERN OF 1851, CONSTRUCTED SKY BLUE SATINET; COTTON WARP, WOOL WEFT; LINING SEWN UPPER BODY AND WHITE SLEEVE LININGS; HAS SHORT CAPE STAND-UP COLLAR; ALL SEAMS BUTTON HOLES ARE WITH LOGWOOD DYED THREAD THAT TURNED BROWN COLOR; NOT FELLED EXCEPT THE SKIRT FROM BELT TAIL; 2 METAL HOOKS FOR FASTENING TOGETHER; 6 SMALL BRASS BUTTONS HERALDIC EAGLE DESIGN; BACK THERE BELT; LEFT ARM SHOWS FOREARM BEEN REPAIRED; POCKET INSIDE BREAST LINER; J. F. SAWYER STAMPED BLACK INK UNDERSIDE SIDE. THIS UNUSUAL ARMY REGULATIONS CALLED THESE COATS MADE SKY-BLUE KERSEY SATINET. JAMES RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED","./exhibit3/images/e30190a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[587]=new index("Overcoat","./exhibit3/e30190a.htm","OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. CIVIL UNIFORM SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30190a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[588]=new index("Ring","./exhibit3/e30200a.htm","HISTORY CARVED WOOD BAND WITH RECTANGULAR FACE INSET BLACK METAL UNKNOWN MATERIAL WAX? ; RED ACORN DESIGN CENTER DESIGNATING THE 14TH ARMY CORPS OF CUMBERLAND INCISED LEAF VINE DESIGN; MOST INLAY MISSING; HANDMADE DURING CIVIL WAR BY JAMES F. SAWYER, WHO REGIMENT WAS CORPS. LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE ON MAR. 28, 1864. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830","./exhibit3/images/e30200a.jpg","145","100");
Qp[589]=new index("Ring","./exhibit3/e30200a.htm","DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. OSHKOSH, DECORATIONS FLORAL JEWELRY MAKING SOUVENIRS","./exhibit3/images/e30200a.jpg","145","100");
Qp[590]=new index("Patch, Military","./exhibit3/e30214a.htm","HISTORY DIE-CUT BLUE WOOL FELT 20TH CORPS BADGE. THE ARMY ADOPTED STAR AS ITS INSIGNIA WHEN 11TH AND 12TH WERE CONSOLIDATED SPRING OF 1864. COLOR INDICATES 3RD DIVISION. WOULD HAVE BEEN WORN TOP FORAGE CAP; LEFT SIDE HAT; BREAST UNIFORM. JOSEPH ARNOLD WAS SON FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH FROM BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND DU LAC 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER WAR BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL MARCH 7, PARTICIPATED","./exhibit3/images/e30214a.jpg","111","100");
Qp[591]=new index("Patch, Military","./exhibit3/e30214a.htm","ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. CIVIL PATCH, MILITARY OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30214a.jpg","111","100");
Qp[592]=new index("Blanket","./exhibit3/e30239a.htm","HISTORY MACHINE LOOMED BROWN WOOL BLANKET WITH FLECKS OF WHITE COTTON, ORANGE, BLUE, PURPLE, AND OTHER SCRAPS SHODDY WOVEN IN; 2 1 TWILL WEAVE 20 WARP, 10 WEFT PER INCH DARK END STRIPES INTO EACH END, ONE 4 WIDE 3 8 WIDE; SELVAGE EDGE RUNNING LENGTH DOUBLE YARN 18 DOUBLES . LETTERS SAME AS HAND STITCHED CENTER. INK STENCIL BLACK: W. HOWLETT C. 46. WIS. WILLIAM HOWLETT, JR., COMPANY C, 46TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WAS BORN 1831 AT PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA. SON ELIZABETH HOWLETT. THEY REMOVED 1849 SETTLED WINNEBAGO COUNTY TOWN WOLF. WERE LISTED 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS RESIDING FARM RESIDED WHEN ENLISTED THERE FEBRUARY 2, 1865. ASSIGNED MUSTERED OUT AUG. 26, REGIMENT PREFORMED GUARD PATROL DUTY ATHENS, ALABAMA ALONG NASHVILLE & DECATUR RAILWAY. MARRIED MAY 12, 1868 HARRIET HATTIE CARLISLE. VETERAN SECTION 1885","./exhibit3/images/e30239a.jpg","155","100");
Qp[593]=new index("Blanket","./exhibit3/e30239a.htm","STATE P.O. OSHKOSH. 1890 1895 VAN DYNE, FOND THAT PART 1905 40 ACRES 29 DAUGHTER EFFIE THEM. DIED 1916 1930. BOTH ARE BURIED OAKLAWN CEMETERY. 1864 CIVIL OSHKOSH, MANZER LUCK BLANKETS","./exhibit3/images/e30239a.jpg","155","100");
Qp[594]=new index("Carbine","./exhibit3/e30260a.htm","HISTORY BURNSIDE BREECH-LOADING CARBINE, CALIBER .54, 4TH MODEL PATENTED 1864, SERIAL NUMBER 28682 WITH REPLACEMENT BREECHLOCK, 33543. FIRST BY AMBROSE E. MARCH 25, 1856: WOODEN BUTT STOCK STEEL PLATE; MECHANISM EXTERIOR HAMMER; TRIGGER GUARD LEVER; ROUND BARREL ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT AND BLADE FRONT SIGHT. 55, 567 CARBINES WERE PURCHASED THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FROM 1861-1865, MAKING ONE OF MOST POPULAR CAVALRY WEAPONS USED. CIVIL WAR BURNSIDE, EVERETT OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30260a.jpg","396","100");
Qp[595]=new index("Reuben Ash","./exhibit3/e30055a.htm","ARCHIVES NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT GLUED INTO SCRAPBOOK OF REUBEN ASH. THE PILLER IS MARKED AT BOTTOM: ...KINS 1864 1866 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE ASH, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE GROCERS","./exhibit3/images/e30055a.jpg","58","100");
Qp[596]=new index("Unidentified Cavalryman","./exhibit3/e30112a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF AN UNIDENTIFIED CAVALRYMAN. MARKS: WEBSTER & WALKER PHOTOGRAPHERS OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN 1864 CIVIL WAR 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK 1ST VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS","./exhibit3/images/e30112a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[597]=new index("Melvina M. Hadley Sawyer","./exhibit3/e30178a.htm","ARCHIVES SAWYER FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF MELVINA M. HADLEY SAWYER. MARKS: WEBSTER & WALKER, PHOTOGRAPHERS OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. CANCELLED 2 CENT PROPITIARY STAMP THE BACK. 1864 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SAWYER, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit3/images/e30178a.jpg","93","100");
Qp[598]=new index("Flag","./exhibit3/e30247a.htm","HISTORY ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA CONFEDERATE BATTLE FLAG, FOURTH BUNTING ISSUE RICHMOND CLOTHING DEPOT TYPE IV, ISSUED FROM JUNE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1864: HAND-SEWN CONSTRUCTION WOOL BUNTING: RED FIELD THREE SECTIONS; BLUE ST. ANDREW CROSS WITH WHITE EDGES; THIRTEEN FIVE-POINTED STARS ONE MISSING COTTON BINDING ALONG BORDERS; GROMMETS STAFF FOR ATTACHMENT STAFF. PLACE CAPTURE THIS NOT DOCUMENTED, BUT POSSIBLY WHEN 5TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY PARTICIPATED ASSAULT PETERSBURG, APRIL 2, 1865 SAILORS CREEK, 7, 1865. REGIMENT KNOWN HAVE CAPTURED PRISONERS BOTH ENGAGEMENTS. DONOR WAS DESCENDANT 2ND LIEUTENANT BENJAMIN SMITH, COMPANY B, INFANTRY. BORN ENGLAND JULY 1837. FAMILY IMMIGRATED PRIOR 1855 WERE LIVING GREENBAY 1860. LISTED RESIDENCE WESTFORD, DODGE COUNTY ENLISTED BEAVER DAM APRIL, 22, 1861. ASSIGNED PRIVATE","./exhibit3/images/e30247a.jpg","112","100");
Qp[599]=new index("Flag","./exhibit3/e30247a.htm","PROMOTED CORPORAL SERGEANT THAT COMPANY. COMMISSARY OCTOBER 10, 1863. TRANSFERRED REORGANIZED REGIMENT, 13, 1864. QUARTERMASTER NOVEMBER 1, REASSIGNED COMANY 1ST THEN COMMISSIONED DECEMBER SLIGHTLY WOUNDED DURING VA. MUSTERED OUT 20, 1865, WHILE REST 11, 1870 CENSUS MAIL AGENT MILWAUKEE WIFE CAROLINE TWO SONS, ELDEST CIRCA 1880 SOLDIERS REUNION ROSTER OSHKOSH, WI. LISTS OCCUPATION COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR, 42, ENGLAND, CARROLINE CHILDREN: ARTHUR P.; BARTON D.; BENNETT K. SMITH. 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING CITY WINNEBAGO COUNTY. SAME YEAR APPLIED INVALID PENSION. VETERAN 1895 STATE P.O. OSHKOSH. 1900 7TH WARD WHERE RETIRED. DIED MILWAUKEE, 15, 1901. WIDOWS 22. DOES APPEAR 1905 VETERANS CENSUS. CIVIL RICHMOND, MANZER & LUCK BARS CROSSES","./exhibit3/images/e30247a.jpg","112","100");
Qp[600]=new index("Joseph Arnold and Members of Company H,","./exhibit3/e30018a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD LARGE FORMAT OVAL ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD STOCK OF AND MEMBERS COMPANY H, 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 1865 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, ARNOLD, EHRMANN, WILLIAM KREBS, OTTO REINECK, HENRY ENGELKING, FRIEDERICK BUETTNER, BEHLER, BALLHORN, JACOB GROPP, ROSSLER, CARL ANHALT, HARTMANN, PHILLIP JINTRA, WENTZEL KAPINOS, WENZEL KRUEGER, OBERBECK, LUDWIG PIEPER, RSENBAUER, JOHN STEFFEN, STEINBACH, SCHMITZ, THIELE, FRICK, KIRSCHNER, FERDINAND LAUERMANN, TRESTER, HUBERT MATHES, #2 ZIMMERMANN, J. MALOCH, MILWAUKEE, SOLDIERS VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30018a.jpg","172","100");
Qp[601]=new index("Edgar Higgins","./exhibit3/e30103a.htm","ARCHIVES LYNDON W. BRIGGS ALBUMEN PRINT CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT WITH PRINTED PICTURE FRAME OF EDGAR OR CHARLES A. J. HIGGINS. MARKS: BACKMARK: H. BALCH STAR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, 219 AND 221 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. INSCRIPTION: 1865 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK HIGGINS, TN SOLDIERS ARTILLERY TROOPS 7TH BATTERY WISCONSIN LIGHT BUGLES","./exhibit3/images/e30103a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[602]=new index("K. A. Burnell. Christian Commission Agen","./exhibit3/e30105a.htm","ARCHIVES LYNDON W. BRIGGS ALBUMEN PRINT CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF K. A. BURNELL. INSCRIBED, CHRISTIAN COMMISSION HOME MEMPHIS APRIL 10, 1865 JESUS LOVES YOU & SO DOES [ILLEGIBLE] SERVANT YOUR BROTHER CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER BURNELL, MILWAUKEE, WI SOLDIERS HOMES BIBLE SOCIETIES AGENT","./exhibit3/images/e30105a.jpg","105","100");
Qp[603]=new index("Purse, Change","./exhibit3/e30209a.htm","HISTORY CHANGE PURSE CONSTRUCTED OF TAN LEATHER WITH METAL FRAME AROUND ENTIRE PERIMETER, HINGED BOTTOM, NO CLASP; ONE FACE IMPRINTED BLACK PORTE-MONNAIE . INTERIOR HAS FOUR COMPARTMENTS MADE FROM RED COATED FABRIC; CLOSING CLASP. SMALL USED BY JOSEPH ARNOLD DURING CIVIL WAR. WAS SON FREDERICK AND MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND AUGST 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL","./exhibit3/images/e30209a.jpg","134","100");
Qp[604]=new index("Purse, Change","./exhibit3/e30209a.htm","MARCH 7, 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. STEEL PURSE, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30209a.jpg","134","100");
Qp[605]=new index("Wallet","./exhibit3/e30210a.htm","HISTORY BROWN LEATHER WALLET WITH WORKED AND TOOLED DESIGNS, BI-FOLD STYLE. USED BY JOSEPH ARNOLD DURING CIVIL WAR. WAS SON OF FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH FROM BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND LAC AUGST 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL MARCH 7, 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13,","./exhibit3/images/e30210a.jpg","190","100");
Qp[606]=new index("Wallet","./exhibit3/e30210a.htm","1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30210a.jpg","190","100");
Qp[607]=new index("Wallet","./exhibit3/e30211a.htm","HISTORY LARGE LEATHER TRI-FOLD WALLET PORTFOLIO CONSTRUCTED OF 9 PIECE OUTSIDE AND THREE SEWN SECTIONS INSIDE. EACH INTERIOR HAS CLOSURE FLAP, CENTER ONE WITH TAB LOOP. EXTERIOR CLOSES STRAP THROUGH EMBOSSED MADE BY CHAS. ARMS SOUTHDEERFIELD, MASS CARRIED JOSEPH ARNOLD DURING CIVIL WAR. LETTER MOTHER DATED AUGUST 27, 1864 WRITES: YOU DID NOT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THAT WROTE FOR. WANT CARRY LETTERS PAPERS IT, KEEP THEM FROM GETTING WET. PLEASE SEND CAN MY POCKET. AGAIN SEPTEMBER 14, 1864: WHAT MEANT SOMETHING LIKE BRIEFCASE, KIND JOURNEYMEN HAVE, ALTHOUGH WILL PROBABLY ABLE ONE. THIS REQUESTED. WAS SON FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL","./exhibit3/images/e30211a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[608]=new index("Wallet","./exhibit3/e30211a.htm","1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED SERVICE 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND LAC 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL MARCH 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30211a.jpg","139","100");
Qp[609]=new index("Cup","./exhibit3/e30215a.htm","HISTORY TIN COATED STEEL CUP CONSTRUCTED WITH ROLLED EDGES, SOLDERED JOINTS, LOOP STYLE HANDLE 2 RIVETS, ONE EACH END. CARRIED BY JOSEPH ARNOLD DURING THE CIVIL WAR. SOLDIERS PURCHASED THEIR OWN DRINKING CUPS THEM HAVERSACKS KNAPSACKS. WAS SON OF FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH FROM BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND LAC 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL MARCH 7, 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA","./exhibit3/images/e30215a.jpg","122","100");
Qp[610]=new index("Cup","./exhibit3/e30215a.htm","CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER MILITARY COOKERY","./exhibit3/images/e30215a.jpg","122","100");
Qp[611]=new index("Spoon","./exhibit3/e30217a.htm","HISTORY TINNED IRON SPOON WITH LYRE FIDDLE SHAPED HANDLE. CARRIED BY JOSEPH ARNOLD DURING THE CIVIL WAR. SOLDIER BOUGHT OWN CUTLERY THEM HAVERSACK. WAS SON OF FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH FROM BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND LAC 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL MARCH 7, 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR","./exhibit3/images/e30217a.jpg","138","100");
Qp[612]=new index("Spoon","./exhibit3/e30217a.htm","OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. STEEL OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER MILITARY COOKERY","./exhibit3/images/e30217a.jpg","138","100");
Qp[613]=new index("Knife","./exhibit3/e30218a.htm","HISTORY TABLE KNIFE CONSTRUCTED OF STEEL BLADE AND TANG; COUNTER-GUARD; TWO PIECE WOODEN HANDLE SECURED WITH BRASS PINS. CARVED JA JOSEPH ARNOLD ONE SIDE CH THE OTHER SIDE. STAMPED BY MANUFACTURER: J. MASLANASONS PORTLAND WORKS SHEFFIELD CARRIED PART MESS EQUIPMENT DURING CIVIL WAR. WAS FREDERICK MARGARET MACK ARNOLD, BOTH FROM BAVARIA, CAME AMERICA 1835 MARRIED SEVERAL YEARS LATER, 1843 FAMILY MOVED MILWAUKEE, WI, 1851 OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED SOAP CANDLE MAKER 1857. BUTCHER ACCORDING 1860 CENSUS. WENT APRIL 1861 ENLISTED COMPANY H, 1ST WISCONSIN INFANTRY THREE MONTHS REGIMENT SERVED VIRGINIA SAW ACTION BATTLE FALLING WATERS. MUSTERED OUT SERVICE AUGUST 15, 1861. REENLISTED FOND LAC 1862, SERGEANT 26TH SEIGEL FOUGHT BATTLES CHANCELLORSVILLE GETTYSBURG WHERE CAPTURED JULY 1, 1863 PRISONER BELLE ISLE NEAR RICHMOND, UNTIL","./exhibit3/images/e30218a.jpg","231","100");
Qp[614]=new index("Knife","./exhibit3/e30218a.htm","MARCH 7, 1864. PARTICIPATED ATLANTA CAMPAIGN, SEA, THROUGH CAROLINAS. PROMOTED LIEUTENANT FEBRUARY 11, 1865 COMMANDED SENIOR OFFICER BRIEFLY JUNE 13, 1865. AFTER OPERATED RESTAURANT BOTTLED MINERAL MATILDA MOSS NOVEMBER 24, 1868 RAISED FOUR DAUGHTERS. ACTIVE GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC COMMANDER PHILLIP SHERIDAN POST #10 DIED 1898. OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER MILITARY COOKERY","./exhibit3/images/e30218a.jpg","231","100");
Qp[615]=new index("Cup","./exhibit3/e30220a.htm","HISTORY TIN COATED STEEL CUP CONSTRUCTED WITH ROLLED EDGES, SOLDERED JOINTS, LOOP STYLE HANDLE 3 RIVETS STAMPED US SCRATCHED BOTTOM ARE INITIALS WH WALTER HOUSTON ANS . CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS PURCHASED THEIR OWN DRINKING CUPS CARRIED THEM HAVERSACKS KNAPSACKS. PRIVATE WAS BORN IRELAND 1817. MARRIED BETSEY, WHO NEW YORK 1811. 1860 THEY WERE LIVING NEAR UTICA ANOTHER FAMILY FISK CORNERS. ENLISTED COMPANY D, 8TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY FEBRUARY 29, 1864 RECRUIT. PARTICIPATED RIVER EXPEDITION, BATTLE OF CHIOT, PURSUIT PRICE MISSOURI, NASHVILLE BATTLES AROUND MOBILE, ALABAMA. MUSTERED OUT SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. DIED FEB. 13, 1885 REMARRIED WOMAN NAMED ANN. SHE 1847 1908. HAD TWO CHILDREN; MARY J. MINCKLER GEORGE BURIED WIVES TOWN OMRO CEMETERY. HOUSTON, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30220a.jpg","112","100");
Qp[616]=new index("Box, Cartridge","./exhibit3/e30222a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1855 CARTRIDGE BOX: CONSTRUCTED OF BLACK LEATHER WITH INTERIOR PROTECTIVE FLAP AND EXTERIOR CLOSURE TAB BRASS FERRULE BOTTOM; IMPLEMENT POUCH CLOSURE; TWO STRAPS BACK FOR ATTACHMENT EQUIPMENT BELT; ROLLER BUCKLES SHOULDER PLATE LEAD FILLED BACKING WIRE LOOPS SECURED THONG. TIN LINERS UPPER COMPARTMENT LOOSE CARTRIDGES LOWER PACKAGES CARTRIDGES. WOULD HAVE CONTAINED 40 .58 CALIBER RIFLE MUSKET WAS WORN OVER NOT PRESENT BELT. PRIVATE WALTER HOUSTON BORN IRELAND 1817. MARRIED BETSEY, WHO NEW YORK 1811. 1860 THEY WERE LIVING NEAR UTICA ANOTHER FAMILY FISK CORNERS. ENLISTED COMPANY D, 8TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY FEBRUARY 29, 1864 RECRUIT. PARTICIPATED RIVER EXPEDITION, BATTLE CHIOT, PURSUIT PRICE MISSOURI, NASHVILLE BATTLES AROUND MOBILE, ALABAMA. MUSTERED OUT SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. DIED FEB. 13, 1885 REMARRIED","./exhibit3/images/e30222a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[617]=new index("Box, Cartridge","./exhibit3/e30222a.htm","WOMAN NAMED ANN. SHE 1847 1908. HAD CHILDREN; MARY J. MINCKLER GEORGE BURIED WIVES TOWN OMRO CEMETERY. CIVIL WAR STEEL BOX, HOUSTON, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30222a.jpg","133","100");
Qp[618]=new index("Pouch, Cap","./exhibit3/e30223a.htm","HISTORY MODEL 1855 PERCUSSION CAP POUCH CONSTRUCTED OF PRESSED BLACK LEATHER SEWN BASE; INTERIOR FLAP AND EXTERIOR WITH CLOSER TAB; TWO TABS BACK FOR ATTACHMENT EQUIPMENT BELT; BRASS FERRULE BOTTOM. PARTIALLY LINED SHEEP SKIN SMALL LOOP CONE PICK. THIS CARRIED CAPS USED IGNITING CARTRIDGES MUSKET WAS WORN RIGHT SIDE BELT. PRIVATE WALTER HOUSTON BORN IRELAND 1817. MARRIED BETSEY, WHO NEW YORK 1811. 1860 THEY WERE LIVING NEAR UTICA ANOTHER FAMILY FISK CORNERS. ENLISTED COMPANY D, 8TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY FEBRUARY 29, 1864 RECRUIT. PARTICIPATED RED RIVER EXPEDITION, BATTLE CHIOT, PURSUIT PRICE MISSOURI, NASHVILLE BATTLES AROUND MOBILE, ALABAMA. MUSTERED OUT SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. DIED FEB. 13, 1885 REMARRIED WOMAN NAMED ANN. 1847 1908. HAD CHILDREN; MARY J. MINCKLER GEORGE BURIED WIVES TOWN OMRO CEMETERY. CIVIL WAR FLEECE","./exhibit3/images/e30223a.jpg","102","100");
Qp[619]=new index("Pouch, Cap","./exhibit3/e30223a.htm","POUCH, HOUSTON, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30223a.jpg","102","100");
Qp[620]=new index("Overcoat","./exhibit3/e30224a.htm","HISTORY ENLISTED MAN DISMOUNTED OVERCOAT PATTERN OF 1851, CONSTRUCTED SKY BLUE SATINET; COTTON WARP, WOOL WEFT; LINING SEWN UPPER BODY AND WHITE SLEEVE LININGS; HAS SHORT CAPE STAND-UP COLLAR; ALL SEAMS BUTTON HOLES ARE WITH LOGWOOD DYED THREAD THAT TURNED BROWN COLOR; NOT FELLED EXCEPT THE SKIRT FROM BELT TAIL; 2 METAL HOOKS FOR FASTENING TOGETHER; 6 SMALL BRASS BUTTONS HERALDIC EAGLE DESIGN; PLASTIC ADDED LATER; BACK THERE BELT; LEFT ARM SHOWS FOREARM BEEN REPAIRED; POCKET INSIDE BREAST LINER ILLEGIBLE LETTERS STENCILED UNDERSIDE CAPE. THIS UNUSUAL ARMY REGULATIONS CALLED THESE COATS MADE SKY-BLUE KERSEY SATINET. PRIVATE WALTER HOUSTON WAS BORN IRELAND 1817. MARRIED BETSEY, WHO NEW YORK 1811. 1860 THEY WERE LIVING NEAR UTICA ANOTHER FAMILY FISK CORNERS. COMPANY D, 8TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY FEBRUARY 29, 1864 RECRUIT.","./exhibit3/images/e30224a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[621]=new index("Overcoat","./exhibit3/e30224a.htm","PARTICIPATED RIVER EXPEDITION, BATTLE CHIOT, PURSUIT PRICE MISSOURI, NASHVILLE BATTLES AROUND MOBILE, ALABAMA. MUSTERED OUT SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. DIED FEB. 13, 1885 REMARRIED WOMAN NAMED ANN. SHE 1847 1908. HAD TWO CHILDREN; MARY J. MINCKLER GEORGE BURIED WIVES TOWN OMRO CEMETERY. CIVIL LINEN UNIFORM HOUSTON, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER","./exhibit3/images/e30224a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[622]=new index("Fife","./exhibit3/e30233a.htm","HISTORY FIFE MADE OF GERMAN SILVER NICKEL WITH MOUTH HOLE AND 6 FINGER HOLES. BRASS PLATE BETWEEN MOUTHPIECE STAMPED: J. H.F. NYC THIS WAS PLAYED BY DANIEL DOUGHERTY MARCHED THROUGH GEORGIA GENERAL SHERMAN TROOPS. MEMBER COMPANY C, 17TH REGIMENT WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. ENLISTED MUSICIAN FEBRUARY 2, 1862 FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN. THE TIME ENLISTMENT EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD; FIVE FEET, SIX INCHES TALL; LIGHT COMPLEXION; BLUE EYES; DARK HAIR. BORN WORKED PAINTER. REENLISTED VETERAN JUNE 3, 1864 SERVE FOR THREE END WAR. PART 3RD DIVISION, ARMY CORPS, WHICH SEA CAROLINAS. MUSTERED JULY 14, 1865 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. 1885 VETERANS CENSUS LIVING ELDORADO, DOES NOT APPEAR 1895 CENSUS. CIVIL NEW YORK, DOUGHERTY, OSHKOSH, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MANZER & LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30233a.jpg","164","100");
Qp[623]=new index("Knife","./exhibit3/e30236a.htm","HISTORY COMBINATION TWO-PICE FOLDING FORK, SPOON, KNIFE: STEEL FRAME WITH BLADE ONE HALF, TWO-TINE BROKEN AND GERMAN SILVER NICKEL OTHER HALF; TWO-PIECE WOODEN HANDLE SECURED BRASS PINS, CARVED SIDE, EDWARD OWENS BATT 1 BATTERY C, 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY . PIECES SLIDE TOGETHER INTERLOCKING KNOBS SLOTS. CARRIED BY SOLDIERS THEIR HAVERSACKS KNAPSACKS. C. WAS BORN MARCH 18, 1846 MONTGOMERYSHIRE, NORTH WALES. SON OF EVAN SARAH MORRIS OWENS. THEY EMIGRATED AMERICA 1849 THREE CHILDREN, JOHN, EDWARD. REMAINED PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA YEAR. THEN REMOVED SETTLED NEENAH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. 1860 FARM TOWN ALGOMA, REARED FAMILY EDUCATED COMMON SCHOOLS. ENLISTED SEPT. 17, 1863. ASSIGNED COMPANY MUSTERED OUT NOV. 30, 1865 MADISON, WISCONSIN. HAD CONTRACTED SMALL POX WHILE ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. AFTER TOOK COURSE COMMERCIAL","./exhibit3/images/e30236a.jpg","198","100");
Qp[624]=new index("Knife","./exhibit3/e30236a.htm","COLLEGE TAUGHT YEARS. 1869 ENGAGED BOOKKEEPER OSHKOSH FIRM THAT POSITION FIVE STEVENS POINT, PORTAGE THERE MILLING BUSINESS FOUR SPRING 1876 MARRIED CLARA W., DAUGHTER D.L. JOHNSON. SHE DIED 1884 28 WHO 1878 EIGHT MONTHS. SPENT BLACK HILLS AREA SOUTH DAKOTA BEFORE RETURNING OSHKOSH. EMPLOYED R.C. MCMILLEN & COMPANY, WHERE STATIONED MITCHELL, PLACED CHARGE LUMBER YARD PLACE. AGAIN RETURNED FALL 1880 GIVEN YARDS THIS AREA. 1883 P.O. BEEN RECEIVING PENSION $6 SINCE JUNE 1881 VERRUCOSE VEINS LEFT LEG. MEMBER GAR POST #10 1888. VETERAN SECTION 1895 STATE CENSUS EMMA B., WIDOW, 1905 RESIDING 296 ELM STREET CITY CIVIL NAUGATUCK OWENS, OSHKOSH, MANZER LUCK MILITARY COOKERY","./exhibit3/images/e30236a.jpg","198","100");
Qp[625]=new index("Desk, Portable","./exhibit3/e30241a.htm","HISTORY FIELD DESK CONSTRUCTED OF WOOD, WITH DOVETAIL JOINTS; SMALL METAL REINFORCEMENT STRAPS THREE CORNERS, TWO LARGER THE MIDDLE BACK SIDE; HAMMER STAMPED SIDES WITH: 18TH V. TOP DRAWERS, SMALLER DRAWERS; HAVE REMNANTS FADED RED CLOTH PULLS; ONE COMPLETE; NUMEROUS SLOTS, SHELVES, AND CUBBY HOLES VARIOUS DIMENSIONS DOCUMENTS; TYPED LABELS HOLES: LETTER PAPER, FOOLSCAP PRIVATE, 1.FU_, MISCELLANEOUS, QUARTERMASTER STORES, _TATIONERY, ABSTRACTS., WRITTEN PENCIL HAND WASTEPAPER LARGEST HAS SEALING WAX SPILL; LESSER AMOUNT SAME MATERIAL SHELF BELOW; LEFT LOWER EVIDENCE GNAWING RODENTS; INK ? STAIN CORNER; THERE ARE WHITE PAINT STAINS EXTERNAL SURFACES; APPROXIMATELY SHEETS NEWSPAPER STUCK IT. SOME WORDS LEGIBLE. MAURICE GAY SERVED REGIMENTAL FROM 1863-1865 USED THIS DESK. SEE ARCHIVES ASSOCIATED ARCHIVAL COLLECTION","./exhibit3/images/e30241a.jpg","141","100");
Qp[626]=new index("Desk, Portable","./exhibit3/e30241a.htm","1742 1300-1625 GUEX EMIGRATED FRANCE SOMETIME BEFORE 1857 SETTLED WAUKAU, WISCONSIN. FARM LABORER WORKING THOMAS PALFREY TOWN OMRO P.O. 1860. ENLISTED COMPANY H, JANUARY 15, 1862 PRIVATE. PROMOTED CORPORAL SERGEANT. COMMISSIONED 2ND LIEUTENANT MARCH 30, 1863, 1ST JULY 26, 1863. WISCONSIN, WHICH EXPLAINS WHY POSSESSED COLLECTION. MUSTERED OUT 18, 1865. MARRIED SARAH M. PACKARD STONE WINNEBAGO COUNTY NOVEMBER 22, 1866. THEY LIVED THEIR LIVES AREA. HAD DAUGHTER, BESSIE BISHOP. DIED 1911. CIVIL WAR STEEL DESK, PORTABLE GAY, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER INFANTRY MANZER & LUCK OFFICERS","./exhibit3/images/e30241a.jpg","141","100");
Qp[627]=new index("Drum, Snare","./exhibit3/e30244a.htm","HISTORY SNARE DRUM CONSTRUCTED OF PAINTED WOOD CYLINDER WITH SKIN STRETCHED ACROSS TWO HOOPS THE ENDS AND HELD PLACE RED WOODEN COUNTER-HOOPS. ADJUSTABLE ROPES LEATHER CUFFS. BLUE BACKGROUND HAS AMERICAN EAGLE MOTIF SHIELD; HOLDS BANNER WHITE LETTERING: REG. U. INFANTRY 41 47 FOLLOWED BY BACKWARDS CARVED INTO WORD PRECEDING LETTERING. REPLACED. INTERIOR PAPER LABEL: MANUFACTURED ORSTMANN, BROTHERS & CO. MILITARY FURNISHERS. FIFTH CHERRY STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. FROM ARTHUR P. KANNENBERG COLLECTION. RECORDED FOLLOWING CATALOG: WHICH WAS USED REGIMENT DURING CIVIL WAR. BROUGHT HOME PRIVATE GEORGE BRIGGS WHO DONATED TIME POST OSHKOSH. ACQUIRED AFTER DISBANDED. 1865 HORSTMANN COMPANY FIBER DRUM, PHILADELPHIA, BRIGGS, OSHKOSH, MANZER LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30244a.jpg","107","100");
Qp[628]=new index("Strap, Shoulder","./exhibit3/e30245a.htm","HISTORY PAIR OF OFFICER SHOULDER STRAPS CONSTRUCTED BLUE WOOL BODY INFANTRY WITH GOLD BULLION THREAD BORDER 2ND LIEUTENANT RANK ; SEWN COTTON BACK. USED BY EITHER HEMAN B. JACKSON BENJAMIN SMITH. WAS BORN CIRCA 1838 AT OHIO. OBITUARY PROVIDED BIRTH JULY 24, 1837 NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS. STUDIED LAW AND THEN REMOVED OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY APRIL 1859 YOUNG PRACTICING ATTORNEY. LISTED 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS LAWYER RESIDING FAMILY JAMES FREEMAN FIRST WARD CITY OSHKOSH. RESIDED WHEN ENLISTED THERE 21, 1861. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER COMMISSIONED THAT 23, RESIGNED AUGUST 5, DUE DISABILITY. MARRIED MAY 14, 1862 ANNETTE L. HARWOOD 1868 PARTNER FIRM & HALSEY 12 HIGH STREET VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE P.O. 1888 MEMBER GAR POST #241 1890 TOWN 1899 ARTICLE COL. HARSHAW CHICAGO, ENGLAND 1837. IMMIGRATED PRIOR","./exhibit3/images/e30245a.jpg","117","100");
Qp[629]=new index("Strap, Shoulder","./exhibit3/e30245a.htm","1855 WERE LIVING GREENBAY 1860. RESIDENCE WESTFORD, DODGE BEAVER DAM APRIL, 22, 5TH REGIMENT INFANTRY. PROMOTED CORPORAL SERGEANT COMPANY. COMMISSARY OCTOBER 10, 1863. TRANSFERRED REORGANIZED REGIMENT, 13, 1864. QUARTERMASTER NOVEMBER REASSIGNED COMANY 1ST DECEMBER SLIGHTLY WOUNDED 1865 DURING ASSAULT PETERSBURG, VA. MUSTERED OUT JUNE 20, 1865, WHILE REST 11, 1865. 1870 MAIL AGENT MILWAUKEE WIFE CAROLINE TWO SONS, ELDEST 1880 SOLDIERS SAILORS REUNION ROSTER WI. LISTS OCCUPATION COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR, 42, ENGLAND, CARROLINE CHILDREN: ARTHUR P.; BARTON D.; BENNETT COUNTY. SAME YEAR APPLIED INVALID PENSION. 1895 1900 7TH WHERE RETIRED. MILWAUKEE, 15, 1901. WIDOWS 22. DOES NOT APPEAR 1905 VETERANS CENSUS. CIVIL STRAP, JACKSON, SMITH, IRON BRIGADE MANZER LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30245a.jpg","117","100");
Qp[630]=new index("Flask","./exhibit3/e30246a.htm","HISTORY PEWTER WHISKEY FLASK WITH SCREW CAP AND REMOVABLE COVER CUP. USED BY EITHER 2ND LIEUTENANT HEMAN B. JACKSON BENJAMIN SMITH. WAS BORN CIRCA 1838 AT OHIO. OBITUARY PROVIDED BIRTH JULY 24, 1837 NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS. STUDIED LAW THEN REMOVED OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY APRIL 1859 YOUNG PRACTICING ATTORNEY. LISTED 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS LAWYER RESIDING FAMILY OF JAMES FREEMAN FIRST WARD CITY OSHKOSH. RESIDED WHEN ENLISTED THERE 21, 1861. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY COMMISSIONED THAT 23, RESIGNED AUGUST 5, DUE DISABILITY. MARRIED MAY 14, 1862 ANNETTE L. HARWOOD 1868 PARTNER FIRM & HALSEY 12 HIGH STREET VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE P.O. 1888 MEMBER GAR POST #241 1890 TOWN 1899 ARTICLE COL. HARSHAW CHICAGO, ENGLAND 1837. IMMIGRATED PRIOR 1855 WERE LIVING GREENBAY 1860. RESIDENCE WESTFORD, DODGE","./exhibit3/images/e30246a.jpg","111","100");
Qp[631]=new index("Flask","./exhibit3/e30246a.htm","BEAVER DAM APRIL, 22, 5TH REGIMENT INFANTRY. PROMOTED CORPORAL SERGEANT COMPANY. COMMISSARY OCTOBER 10, 1863. TRANSFERRED REORGANIZED REGIMENT, 13, 1864. QUARTERMASTER NOVEMBER REASSIGNED COMANY 1ST DECEMBER SLIGHTLY WOUNDED 1865 DURING ASSAULT PETERSBURG, VA. MUSTERED OUT JUNE 20, 1865, WHILE REST 11, 1865. 1870 MAIL AGENT MILWAUKEE WIFE CAROLINE TWO SONS, ELDEST 1880 SOLDIERS SAILORS REUNION ROSTER WI. LISTS OCCUPATION COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR, 42, ENGLAND, CARROLINE CHILDREN: ARTHUR P.; BARTON D.; BENNETT K. COUNTY. SAME YEAR APPLIED INVALID PENSION. 1895 1900 7TH WHERE RETIRED. MILWAUKEE, 15, 1901. WIDOWS 22. DOES NOT APPEAR 1905 VETERANS CENSUS. CIVIL JACKSON, SMITH, MANZER LUCK","./exhibit3/images/e30246a.jpg","111","100");
Qp[632]=new index("Belt, Sword","./exhibit3/e30249a.htm","HISTORY BLACK LEATHER FOLDED CONSTRUCTION OFFICER SWORD BELT WITH FOUR ROWS HORIZONTAL STITCHING; HALF DISK SHAPED PROTECTOR LEFT TWO LOOPS AND BRASS RINGS ONE MISSING FOR SHOULDER STRAP WHICH SLIDE OTHER END KEEPER WAIST ADJUSTMENT BUCKLE; GILT OFFICERS EAGLE LATCH PROTECTIVE FLAP BEHIND. BOTH HOOK ARE STAMPED 10 SHOW THEY MATCH. USED BY EITHER 2ND LIEUTENANT HEMAN B. JACKSON BENJAMIN SMITH. WAS BORN CIRCA 1838 OHIO. OBITUARY PROVIDED BIRTH JULY 24, 1837 NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS. STUDIED LAW THEN REMOVED OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO COUNTY APRIL 1859 YOUNG PRACTICING ATTORNEY. LISTED 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS LAWYER RESIDING FAMILY JAMES FREEMAN FIRST WARD CITY OSHKOSH. RESIDED WHEN ENLISTED THERE 21, 1861. ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY COMMISSIONED THAT 23, RESIGNED AUGUST 5, DUE DISABILITY. MARRIED MAY","./exhibit3/images/e30249a.jpg","155","100");
Qp[633]=new index("Belt, Sword","./exhibit3/e30249a.htm","14, 1862 ANNETTE L. HARWOOD 1868 PARTNER FIRM & HALSEY 12 HIGH STREET VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE P.O. 1888 MEMBER GAR POST #241 1890 TOWN 1899 ARTICLE COL. HARSHAW CHICAGO, ENGLAND 1837. IMMIGRATED PRIOR 1855 WERE LIVING GREENBAY 1860. RESIDENCE WESTFORD, DODGE BEAVER DAM APRIL, 22, 5TH REGIMENT INFANTRY. PROMOTED CORPORAL SERGEANT COMPANY. COMMISSARY OCTOBER 10, 1863. TRANSFERRED REORGANIZED REGIMENT, 13, 1864. QUARTERMASTER NOVEMBER REASSIGNED COMANY 1ST DECEMBER SLIGHTLY WOUNDED 1865 DURING ASSAULT PETERSBURG, VA. MUSTERED OUT JUNE 20, 1865, WHILE REST 11, 1865. 1870 MAIL AGENT MILWAUKEE WIFE CAROLINE SONS, ELDEST 1880 SOLDIERS SAILORS REUNION ROSTER WI. LISTS OCCUPATION COMMERCIAL TRAVELOR, 42, ENGLAND, CARROLINE CHILDREN: ARTHUR P.; BARTON D.; BENNETT K. COUNTY. SAME YEAR APPLIED INVALID PENSION. 1895 1900 7TH WHERE RETIRED. MILWAUKE","./exhibit3/images/e30249a.jpg","155","100");
Qp[634]=new index("Hat","./exhibit3/e30252a.htm","HISTORY OFFICER PATTERN 1858 UNIFORM HAT HARDEE PRIVATE PURCHASE HAT, BLACK FUR FELT CONSTRUCTION WITH TAPERING CROWN; PUSHED DOWN TOP BY USER; BROAD FLAT BRIM; EMBROIDERED GOLD BULLION INFANTRY BUGLE FRONT CENTER 5TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER SILK RIBBON BAND BASE TWISTED CORD ACORNS AROUND SIDE LEATHER SWEAT INSIDE MONARCH WRITTEN SILVER SCRIPT; BLUE THREAD BOW BACK INSIDE. WORN CAPTAIN CHARLES R. NEVITT. SEE CARTE VISITE, P1999.1.48. WAS BORN AUGUST 27, 1825 STAFFORD, GENESEE COUNTY, NEW YORK ROBERT LYDIA FAIRFIELD 1839 BECAME APRENTICED LOCAL NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER REMAINED THAT TRADE TWENTY YEARS. 1852 BEGAN PRINTING PAPER, YOUNG HICKORY. MARRIED BEFFALO, NY ELIZABETH B. GARDNER THEY HAD FOUR SONS ALL OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN: H.; CHARLES, SR.; WILLIAM J.; JOHN. MOVED 1853 PURCHASED HALF COURIER. SOLD 1857 OPENED DRUG","./exhibit3/images/e30252a.jpg","178","100");
Qp[635]=new index("Hat","./exhibit3/e30252a.htm","GROCERY STORE, WHICH BURNED FIRE MAY 1859. ONE LATER WEEKLY NORTHWESTERN, ALONG THREE BUSINESS ASSOCIATES; JANUARY 1861 DAILY NORTHWESTERN. GAVE UP PART WHEN, 1864, GOVERNOR JAMES LEWIS OFFERRED HIM COMMISSION REORGANIZED REGIMENT. COMPANY LEFT STATE WASHINGTON, DC OCTOBER 1864. DECEMBER, STATIONED TRENCHES OUTSIDE PETERSBURG, VA. FOUGHT MARCH 25, 1865 BATTLE CITY AND, APRIL 2, HELPED CONFEDERATE ARMY OUT. TOOK PURSUIT GENERAL LEE FORCES UNTIL SURRENDER RETURNED MADISON JUNE 20 WERE MUSTERED SERVICE. AFTER WAR INVOLVED REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, LOANS. WIFE DIED 1871 MARTHA ELY GREEN SEPTEMBER 15, 1872. THIRD TIME ATHLINDA FULLMER 1883. WELL-KNOWN RESPECTED FIGURE DEATH NOVEMBER 16, 1907. CIVIL GILT NEVITT,","./exhibit3/images/e30252a.jpg","178","100");
Qp[636]=new index("Joseph Arnold","./exhibit3/e30012a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD LARGE FORMAT OVAL ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD STOCK OF ARNOLD. MARKS: JOS. ARNOLD, ABOUT 1865 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK PRINT, 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SOLDIERS OFFICERS PRISONERS","./exhibit3/images/e30012a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[637]=new index("Joseph Arnold","./exhibit3/e30013a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD STOCK OF ARNOLD. MARKS: BACK MARK: HUGO BROICH, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, NO. 865 WEST WATER ST., CORNER CHESTNUT, MILWAUKEE 1865 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE ARNOLD, MILWAUKEE, WI 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SOLDIERS OFFICERS PRISONERS","./exhibit3/images/e30013a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[638]=new index("Andrew Fullerton","./exhibit3/e30015a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD STOCK OF ANDREW FULLERTON. MARKS: BACK MARK: HUGO BROICH, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, NO. 865 WEST WATER ST., CORNER CHESTNUT, MILWAUKEE. OBJECT DATE NOTE:HAD 1865 REVENUE STAMP CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE FULLERTON, MILWAUKEE, WI 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SOLDIERS OFFICERS","./exhibit3/images/e30015a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[639]=new index("John Braun","./exhibit3/e30016a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD STOCK OF JOHN BRAUN. OBJECT DATE NOTE:HAD 1865 REVENUE STAMP BACK CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE BRAUN, 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30016a.jpg","60","100");
Qp[640]=new index("Mathias Neis","./exhibit3/e30017a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARD STOCK OF MATHIAS NEIS. MARKS: BACK MARK: CARTE DE VISITE BY C. J. TOMLINSON PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, UNION BLOCK, WINONA, MINN. MADE TYPE:PH 1865 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PAPER INK NEIS, MN SOLDIERS VETERANS 1ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30017a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[641]=new index("Charles R. Nevitt","./exhibit3/e30020a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ONCE MOUNTED CARTE DE VISITE OF NEVITT. 1865 CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER NEVITT, SOLDIERS OFFICERS 5TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY NEWSPAPER EDITORS OSHKOSH DAILY NORTHWESTERN MOURNING CLOTHES","./exhibit3/images/e30020a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[642]=new index("Theodore Marcoe","./exhibit3/e30025a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF THEODORE MARCOE. MARKS: BACK MARK: J.S. STEVENS, ARTIST, FOND DU LAC, WIS., NO.....155..... ORDERING DUPLICATES SEND NUMBER AND NAME INSCRIPTION: B. 1ST LT. 5TH VOL. OBJECT DATE NOTE:REVENUE STAMP 1865 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK MARCOE, WARS SOLDIERS OFFICERS WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30025a.jpg","103","100");
Qp[643]=new index("Medal","./exhibit3/e30202a.htm","HISTORY ARMY OF GEORGIA VETERAN PIN: SILVER PLATED TIN EAGLE WITH SPREAD WINGS; WIRE RING BOTTOM SUSPENDS STAMPED CIRCULAR MEDALLION RAISED PORTRAIT MAJ. GEN. W. T. SHERMAN OBVERSE AND IMAGES ACORN 14TH CORPS , 5-POINT STAR 20TH CARTRIDGE BOX DIAMOND 15TH ARROW 16TH REVERSE. THESE FOUR WERE PART THAT MARCHED HIM FROM ATLANTA SAVANNAH ATLANTIC COAST THROUGH CAROLINAS. PINS CAN BE SEEN BEING WORN LEFT BREAST VETERANS CIVIL WAR. NOT ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT. JAMES F. SAWYER LISTED RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. WAS ASSIGNED PRIVATE COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED 3RD REORGANIZED. REGIMENT, JUNE 1865 MUSTERED OUT JULY 18, 1865. SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE POST.","./exhibit3/images/e30202a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[644]=new index("Medal","./exhibit3/e30202a.htm","NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION HAD SUFFERED BULLET NECK DURING MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE BOTH ARE CEMETERY, ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. POT METAL SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30202a.jpg","91","100");
Qp[645]=new index("Blanket","./exhibit3/e30203a.htm","HISTORY BLACK RUBBERIZED WATER-PROOF BLANKET CONSTRUCTED CANVAS CLOTH AND VULCANISED COATING ONE SIDE; BRASS GROMMETS AROUND EDGES. STAMPED WITHIN OVALS RED INK: 1ST MANUFACTURED BY THE PHOENIX LICENSED BY; 2ND UNION INDIA CO. EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS GOODYEARS PATENT DEC 25TH 1849 EXTENDED 1858 NEW YORK; 3RD CONTRACT; 4TH FEB 1865. ARMY FIRST ISSUED BLANKETS INFANTRY NOVEMBER 1861. THEY COULD USED COVERING FROM RAIN GROUND SLEEP FIELD. ACCORDING CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED CIVIL WAR RESEARCHER AUTHOR FREDERICK GAEDE, COMPANY WAS LISTED BOTH NYC NAUGATUCK, WARREN ACKERMAN PRESIDENT HALSBED C. BURNET SECRETARY. HAD NUMEROUS CONTRACTS 1862 UNTIL FEBRUARY FOR PONCHOS BLANKETS. THIS PIECE PART 100,000 LATTER DATED 4, DELIVERY QMD DEPOT. PRICE $4.69 EACH. COMES OUR COMPILATION AUDITOR FILES TREASURY DEPT RECORDS, NATIONAL","./exhibit3/images/e30203a.jpg","132","100");
Qp[646]=new index("Blanket","./exhibit3/e30203a.htm","ARCHIVES ADMINISTRATION, GROUP 217, ENTRY 236, BOX 52. THESE ARE BELTSVILLE, MD. DURING FALL 1864 GOT BIT STRICTER ABOUT REQUIRING PIECES...[THIS EXAMPLE] COMPLIED UPDATED SPECIFICATIONS. JAMES F. SAWYER RESIDENCE GIBRALTAR, DOOR COUNTY WHEN ENLISTED THERE MAR. 28, 1864. ASSIGNED PRIVATE 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER WOUNDED SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TRANSFERRED UNASSIGNED REORGANIZED REGIMENT, JUNE MUSTERED JULY 18, VETERAN SECTION 1885 STATE CENSUS P.O. OMRO, WINNEBAGO COUNTY. CHARTER MEMBER GAR POST #7 NAMESAKE THAT POST. NANCY E., WIDOW, 1890 FEDERAL RESIDING TOWN OMRO. SHE PROVIDED UNIT DESIGNATION ABOVE INFORMATION SUFFERED BULLET NECK MILITARY SERVICE. BURIED SIMPLE MARKER. BORN FEB. 26, 1830 DIED 5, 1905. THEN 201 EXCHANGE STREET VILLAGE CEMETERY, OLIN ADDITION, A, PLOT 8. COTTON CLOTH, SAWYER, OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30203a.jpg","132","100");
Qp[647]=new index("Joseph Arnold","./exhibit3/e30205a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD SMALL FORMAT OVAL GELLATIN COPY PRINT ON CARD STOCK OF ARNOLD. MARKS: LUCK OSHKOSH, WIS. P2000.16.2 MADE 1890 1865 CIVIL WAR LEATHER STEEL BRASS LEAD CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET ARNOLD, 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SOLDIERS OFFICERS PRISONERS","./exhibit3/images/e30205a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[648]=new index("Carbine","./exhibit3/e30261a.htm","HISTORY U.S. SPENCER MODEL 1865: SERIAL NUMBER 45599; WOODEN BUTT STOCK WITH STEEL PLATE AND SLING SWIVEL BOTTOM; HAS RELEASE FOR SEVEN ROUND MAGAZINE; BREECH SIDE HAMMER; TRIGGER GUARD LOADING LEVER FORESTOCK SINGLE BARREL BAND; ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT BLADE FRONT SIGHT. MANUFACTURED BY C. M. OF SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT, WAS FIRST PATENTED MARCH 6, 1860. 77,181 CARBINES WERE PURCHASED THE GOVERNMENT DURING CIVIL WAR MAKING ONE MOST COMMON ISSUED CAVALRY REGIMENTS. ITS SHOT COPPER CARTRIDGES ACTION MECHANISM MADE EFFECTIVE USED. OSHKOSH,","./exhibit3/images/e30261a.jpg","258","100");
Qp[649]=new index("Freedman s Village Arlington Va.","./exhibit3/e30109a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR ALBUMEN PRINTS ON STEREOVIEW STOCK OF FREEDMAN VILLAGE ARLINGTON VA. 1865 1866 CARDSTOCK INK ARLINGTON, SLAVERY SLAVES FREEDMEN FAMILIES HOUSES HOUSING SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS CHILDREN AFRO-AMERICANS","./exhibit3/images/e30109a.jpg","145","100");
Qp[650]=new index("Henry D. Ballard","./exhibit3/e30253a.htm","ARCHIVES KNAPP FAMILY NINTH PLATE TINTYPE MOUNTED ON CDV STOCK WITH OVAL OPENING AND DECORATIVE EMBOSSED BORDER OF HENRY D. BALLARD. 1865 1870 FUR FELT WOOL LEATHER SILK BRASS STEEL COTTON PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION CARDSTOCK BALLARD, OSHKOSH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE SOLDIERS CIVIL WAR FARMERS","./exhibit3/images/e30253a.jpg","86","100");
Qp[651]=new index("James A. Bridgeman","./exhibit3/e30102a.htm","ARCHIVES LYNDON W. BRIGGS ALBUMEN PRINT CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF JAMES A. BRIDGEMAN. MARKS: BACKMARK: Y. DAY, PHOTOGRAPHER, NO. 338 MAIN STREET MEMPHIS, TENN. INSCRIPTION: JA. 1865 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK BRIDGES, TN SOLDIERS OFFICERS ARTILLERY TROOPS 7TH BATTERY WISCONSIN LIGHT PRISONERS","./exhibit3/images/e30102a.jpg","85","100");
Qp[652]=new index("Edgar Philetus Sawyer","./exhibit3/e30176a.htm","ARCHIVES SAWYER FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF EDGAR PHILETUS MARKS: J. WILKENS PHOTOGRAPHER OSHKOSH, WIS. INSCRIBED: 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SAWYER, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE PIONEERS BUSINESS PEOPLE PHILANTHROPISTS CAPITALISTS & FINANCIERS LUMBERMEN","./exhibit3/images/e30176a.jpg","94","100");
Qp[653]=new index("Lyndon W. Briggs","./exhibit3/e30106a.htm","ARCHIVES LYNDON W. BRIGGS ALBUMEN PRINT CARTE DE VISITE OF BRIGGS. 1867 1869 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER BRIGGS, KENOSHA, WI RACINE, CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC TEACHERS STATE NORMAL SCHOOL OSHKOSH UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES","./exhibit3/images/e30106a.jpg","74","100");
Qp[654]=new index("Mary Eleanor Jewell Sawyer","./exhibit3/e30179a.htm","ARCHIVES SAWYER FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER. MARKS: WEBSTER & WALKER, PHOTOGRAPHERS OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. INSCRIPTION: SISTER JAN. 24, 1870 TAKEN 1869. CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK SAWYER, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS","./exhibit3/images/e30179a.jpg","97","100");
Qp[655]=new index("William P. Taylor","./exhibit3/e30057a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT, MARKS: FRONT: W. H. ROBINSON, OSHKOSH, WIS. DEPICTING WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. 1872 FIRE OF JULY 14, 1874 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK TAYLOR, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE CABINETMAKING FIRES DEATH HEROES GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC CIVIL WAR","./exhibit3/images/e30057a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[656]=new index("Mary Ann Russell Jewell","./exhibit3/e30180a.htm","ARCHIVES MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD MOUNT OF ANN RUSSELL MARKS: ELY STUDIO NO. 2 ELM STREET, OSHKOSH, WIS. 1879 1882 JEWELL, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE PIONEERS AGED PERSONS EYEGLASSES","./exhibit3/images/e30180a.jpg","97","100");
Qp[657]=new index("Libby Prison","./exhibit3/e30159a.htm","ARCHIVES WOOD BLACK AND TAN LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT ON CARDSTOCK OF LIBBY PRISON. 1882 CIVIL WAR STEEL BRASS GILT INK ENGRAVING RICHMOND, VA MOUNTCASTLE, ALLEN & WILLIAM A. GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS MALE COTTON INDUSTRY WAREHOUSES PRISONERS PRISONS TENTS GUARDS CONFEDERATE STATES AMERICA","./exhibit3/images/e30159a.jpg","128","100");
Qp[658]=new index("Mahala Hadley Sturtevant","./exhibit3/e30184a.htm","ARCHIVES ALBUMEN PRINT ON CABINET CARD MOUNT OF MAHALA HADLEY STURTEVANT. MARKS: ELY OSHKOSH BACK: 25 ELM ST. OSHKOSH, WIS. 1883 1887 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER STURTEVANT, VICTORIAN","./exhibit3/images/e30184a.jpg","75","100");
Qp[659]=new index("Charles Noe","./exhibit3/e30093a.htm","ARCHIVES GEORGE W. NEUMAN ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK OF CHARLES NOE. 1884 1886 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET NOE, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS GRAND ARMY THE REPUBLIC 19TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IMMIGRANTS GERMAN-AMERICANS CARPENTERS","./exhibit3/images/e30093a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[660]=new index("Joshua Copp Noyes","./exhibit3/e30226a.htm","ARCHIVES GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK JOSHUA COPP NOYES. 1891 1892 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY WOOD STEEL CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CABINET NOYES, OSHKOSH, WI MANZER & LUCK PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS VETERANS 32ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SURGEON DOCTORS HUSTON, WALTER","./exhibit3/images/e30226a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[661]=new index("Brotherton Cabin, Chicamauga Battlefield","./exhibit3/e30071a.htm","ARCHIVES ROBERT BRAND, JR. GELATIN PRINT MOUNTED ON GRAY COLORED CARD STOCK OF BROTHERTON CABIN, CHICAMAUGA BATTLEFIELD. 1898 CIVIL WAR CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK PRINT, CAMP THOMAS, BATTLEFIELDS NATIONAL PARKS & RESERVES CABINS FARMS SPANISH AMERICAN SOLDIERS TOURISTS","./exhibit3/images/e30071a.jpg","166","100");
Qp[662]=new index("Letter of from Albert Bennett","./exhibit3/e30167a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER FROM ALBERT BENNETT TO HIS PARENTS. - TEAMSTER IN THE POST LITTLE ROCK, [ARKANSAS], FEB 1ST 1864 FATHER AND MOTHER, WRITE FEW LINES YOU KNOW THAT WELL PRESENT REST OF BOYS HERE. RECEIVED YOUR STATING MONEY WAS GLAD GOT IT. BERLIN WHICH SAID HAD NOT JOHN OSHKOSH THEY HAVE ALSO THREE PAPERS SENT. JUST PAY FOR NOVEMBER DECEMBER. THIRTY-NINE DOLLARS. TWELVE WORTH CLOTHES EXPRESSED THIRTY-FIVE TOM FIFTY PACKAGE BY ADAMS COMPANY DIRECTED [IT] [IN] OMRO, VIA OSHKOSH. MUST SOON GET ME KNOW. WHAT CAN HEAR HAVING VERY COLD WINTER. WEATHER HERE, WEEKS NOW, HAS BEEN WARM JUNE WISCONSIN, EVEN BIT FROST. SNOWED ABOUT INCH DAY BEFORE NEW YEARS WEEK. SICK SINCE LEFT HOME LIKE TEAMING FIRST RATE. THERE MUCH WORK IT, ONLY HARNESSING MULES SIT SADDLE DRIVE. WORST BEING RAIN, SUNDAY","./exhibit3/images/e30167a.jpg","121","100");
Qp[663]=new index("Letter of from Albert Bennett","./exhibit3/e30167a.htm","GENERALLY BUSIEST TIGHT PLACE DON WHEN WILL AWAY. WOULD COME MY TIME APRIL BUT BELIEVE THEN. GOING SEND EXPEDITION TEXAS GUESS TOO, SHAN HELP THING THIS COUNTRY EVERY DEAR, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS NEWSPAPER THREE-WEEK OLD; POUND BUTTER; DOZEN EGGS; COFFEE; ELSE PROPORTION. MAN SAVES ANYONE SEES GOOD MANY THINGS HOME. THOUSANDS SOLDIERS AROUND SEEN SPY HUNG WHILE AGO. WRITING WAGON BOX LOOK UP TWO MULES. CAMPED BANK [RIVER] ACROSS TOWN DRAWING WOOD BOATS TIMBER STONE RAILROAD DEPOT. TENTS EACH MESS FOUR MEN. NIGGER WENCH COOK THINK PRETTY LAZY, MAKE ARMY. [WROTE] LAST SAM HUNTER COMING HOME, SO. DRIVING DRAYS OVER TOWN, DRAYING TOO. LEVEE COMMISSARY. WANT TO. PRESENT. BENNETT, ARKANSAS. TELL MARINDA SHE ANSWER FOND DU LAC, HOMEFRONT SERVICE TEAMSTERS HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES COOKS AFRO-AMERICANS FOOD PREPARATION PRICES","./exhibit3/images/e30167a.jpg","121","100");
Qp[664]=new index("Letter from Ai Rice to John Heron","./exhibit3/e30142a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM AI RICE, COMPANY K, 11TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY: BRASHEAR CITY, LA. FEBRUARY 15TH DEAR FRIEND JOHNY, RECEIVED YOUR TODAY AND WAS GLAD YOU. SAID HAD WRITTEN ME SEVERAL TIMES, BUT THIS THE FIRST WORD THAT HAVE TWO MONTHS. QUITE COMFORT GETTING LETTERS YOU, OLD ARE. KNOW UP THERE. WANT IF MAGGIE WORDEN GOES WITH ONE NOT. DOES, KNOW. TELL MY FRIENDS AM WELL. THEM SEND LOVE THEM, SAME YOURSELF, JOHNY. CAN THINK OF THING WRITE SOON 1865 HERON, OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER FRIENDSHIP","./exhibit3/images/e30142a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[665]=new index("Letter of from George Emmett Crandall to","./exhibit3/e30151a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER WITH PATRIOTIC ENVELOPE FROM GEORGE EMIT CRANDALL, COMPANY K, 11TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY TO HIS MOTHER MARY CRANDALL. ENVLOPE HAS SEAL OF STATE AMERICAN FLAG. DECK BRIDGE NO. 47 FEBRUARY 2, [1862 ], MISSOURI DEAR MOTHER, THOUGHT WOULD WRITE FEW LINES YOU KNOW WELL HOPE THIS WILL FIND SAME WELL. SAW [ILLEGIBLE] TONIGHT. HAD SOME SNOW. SORRY THAT MALVINA FUSS. [ILLEGIBLE]IT ALSO HAPPENS WHEN GET CAMPING HENRY ONE THERE SOMETHING TURNED OUT NEVER WON HAVE MORE SAY ABOUT IT. GOT WELL, [AND] SAME. PRETTY LATE STOP PARTY. BE MAD NONE WHETHER READ AIN TELL MY NEWS. MUST OUT. HEAR AROUND. TAKE GOOD CARE CHILDREN, YOUR YOUNGEST. OFTEN, EMILY LIKE SEE HER. GIRL SOON THIS. GLAD DON MAKE [ILLEGIBLE]DO NOT. DIDN [ILLEGIBLE]. THEY MAKING FUSS, BUT ANYTHING FOR TIME. EMMETT","./exhibit3/images/e30151a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[666]=new index("Letter of from George Emmett Crandall to","./exhibit3/e30151a.htm","OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER SOLDIERS ENVELOPES","./exhibit3/images/e30151a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[667]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30077a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. L. ENLISTED OSHKOSH AUGUST 9, 1862. TRANSFERRED VETERANS RESERVE CORPS, ORGANIZATION OF PARTIALLY DISABLED SOLDIERS, APRIL 10, 1864. WAS FOUND BE PHYSICALLY FIT FOR DUTY AND RETURNED JULY 5, MUSTERED OUT JUNE 8, 1865. FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE ADDRESSED FATHER, PORLIER, BUTTE DES MORTS, WISCONSIN. MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE FEBRUARY 21, 1863 MY DEAR PLEASURE THAT TAKE OPPORTUNITY WRITING YOU, THIS PLEASANT MORNING KNOW AM WELL PRESENT. HOPING THESE FEW LINES WILL FIND SAME ENJOYMENT HEALTH, FATHER. HAD OUR PAY [THE] DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY. HAVE SOLD, ANDREW GRINGNON THINGS $7.80, TOOK MONEY BOUGHT [A] PAIR [OF] BOOTS. WISH WOULD MRS. GRIGNON MONEY, MAYBE","./exhibit3/images/e30077a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[668]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30077a.htm","SHE NEEDS IT. REASON WHY [WAS] BECAUSE DIDN ENOUGH GET WHAT WANTED. SO, MONEY. ALLOT SOON PAPER GETS ROUND. RECEIVED THREE STAMPS, SEND SOME TWO DOLLARS WORTH, CAN WRITER OFTENER. ORDERLY PROMOTED 2ND LIEUTENANT. MORE NEWS ABOUT WAR. BEST LOVE ALL, YOUR AFFECTIONATE ANSWER LETTER. IF POSTAGE DIRECT RIGHT MORE. REST WELL. VOLUNTEERS 3RD BRIGADE DIVISION ARMY CUMBERLAND BY W.H.P. [NOTES: PRIVATE WINNECONNE 15, TAKEN PRISONER JEFFERSON, TENNESSEE. RELEASED CAPTURED AGAIN BATTLE CHICAMAUGA, SEPTEMBER 19, 1863. SERVED UNTIL 30, WERE ALLOWED HOME FAMILY MEMBERS THROUGH ALLOTMENT. SERGEANT JAMES STUART 4, 1863, DECEMBER 23, CAPTAIN 34, 1865.] OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY","./exhibit3/images/e30077a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[669]=new index("Letter from William E. Strong","./exhibit3/e30053a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER LETTERHEAD FROM WILLIAM E. STRONG TO MRS. J. H. STURTEVANT CONCERNING THE DEATH OF HER BROTHER MARION F. HUME, CONSIDERED 1ST SOLDIER KILLED WISCONSIN WAR: CHICAGO, ILL. FEBRUARY 2ND, 1882 OSHKOSH DEAR MADAME; YOUR FAVOR JANUARY 25TH RECEIVED, UNABLE NOW FIX EXACT DATE ENLISTMENT HUMES. THINK. HOWEVER, JOINED BELLE LIGHT RIFLES AFTERWARDS COMPANY WHICH WAS CAPTAIN, APRIL 1861. REMEMBER HIM WELL. SPLENDID AND FIRST ONE HIT COMPANY. REGIMENT ADVANCING LINE BATTLE TOWARDS BATTERIES POSITION JULY 21ST BULL RUN WHEN ROUND SHOT POUND FIELD PIECE STRUCK FRONT COMMAND. [IT] RICOCHETED, PASSED THROUGH COMPANY, SHATTERING GUN RANK, FLINT CARRYING AWAY RIGHT ARM ABOVE ELBOW. HALTED WITHIN SHORT DISTANCE BACK WHO STANDING, BUT WEAK FAINT. SAID. WALK HOSPITAL, REAR, NOT FAR AWAY.","./exhibit3/images/e30053a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[670]=new index("Letter from William E. Strong","./exhibit3/e30053a.htm","DIRECTED DO HAVE ALWAYS THOUGHT REACHED COURSE CANNOT SAY POSITIVELY. NEVER SAW TURNED SUPPOSE DIED REBEL PRISON RICHMOND. TRY ASCERTAIN FOR HIS ENLISTMENT, ALTHOUGH DIFFICULT THING FEAR. COULD SWEAR THAT ENLISTED APRIL, STILL MAY BEEN MAY. ANYTHING FATHER SECURING INFORMATION DESIRES. LOST BRAVER BETTER DURING THAN AMONG VERY GIVE LIFE COUNTRY. YOURS TRULY WM. STRONG, HUMES, STURTEVANT, SUSA JANESVILLE, VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE BATTLEFIELDS CASUALTIES ARTILLERY WEAPONRY CANNON BALLS","./exhibit3/images/e30053a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[671]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30188a.htm","ARCHIVES EDGAR PHILETUS AND MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER LETTER FROM ANN RUSSELL TO HER DAUGHTER SAWYER. SHE DISCUSSES NEWS OF FAMILY & FRIENDS VISIT AMES CANNON FOUNDRY. SALISBURY, MARCH 12, 1865 SUNDAY EVENING DEAR EDGAR, KNOW YOU FEEL ANXIOUS HEAR SHOULD NOT SPEND THE TIME WRITE YOU, BECAUSE THAT EVERY HOUR BELONGS GRAND PA. HAD GOOD JOURNEY ARRIVED HERE SAFELY WEDNESDAY PM. CANNOT TELL HOW GLAD YOUR WAS SEE US. WEPT ALOUD, ALTHOUGH MADE MANIFESTATION MY EMOTION THOUGHT MIGHT OVERWHELM HIM. FIND MUCH EXPECTED FEEBLE BODY MIND, YET HAS HIS PERFECT REASON. SITS PART DEEP SLEEP, BUT SUDDENLY AROUSES CONVERSE ANY SUBJECT. [HE] TALKS DYING NECESSITY BEING READY-GOOD. JON COMES PRAYS WITH RECEIVED APPRECIATED BY ALL FAMILY. REST ARE WELL. CHILDREN SWEET PRETTY THEY BE. NELLIE JUST ENOUGH CUNNING. AUNT LORINE GETS","./exhibit3/images/e30188a.jpg","122","100");
Qp[672]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30188a.htm","ALONG NICELY. SAYS GIVE LOVE RECOVERED DISAPPOINTMENT SEEING LAST FALL. JOHN COFFING CALLED YESTERDAY P.M. PLEASANT CALL, ACCOUNT OLD MRS. DANGEROUS ILLNESS. REBECCA TOMORROW NEXT DAY. ELIZA CAME MORNING SPENT MOST FIRST RATE TOGETHER. THANKS FOR MUSIC MUCH. EVER. ATTENDED [ILLEGIBLE] CHURCH THIS MORNING, MANY SEEMED REJOICE PAPA PARTICULARLY. MOURNED DID COME. SAID NOON OLIVER TALKED SERIOUSLY WRITING IMMEDIATELY FEARED COULD NOT. EVERYBODY INQUIRES ABOUT SENDS WHEN WRITE, MENTION NAMES WOULD PAPER. HAVE EACH LETTERS MARCELLA SINCE CAME. EXCELLENT WRITTEN THEN LEFT HOME INFORMING COMING. WROTE KNEW START SOON LETTER. ETC. ENJOYED EXCEEDINGLY. FATHER GEORGE FAILING SLOWLY. WISHED UP UNCLE PHINEAS THINK WILL COURSE SHALL PAPA, LITTLE SEEMS MOMENT ALONE OFTEN WEEPS EMOTION. CALCULATIONS STAY REMNANT LIFE. MONDAY A.M. HURRIED MORE BEFORE ANY","./exhibit3/images/e30188a.jpg","122","100");
Qp[673]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30089a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA MARCH 30, 1865 DEAR TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY YOU NOW THAT AM ENJOYMENT OF GOOD HEALTH AND HOPE WHEN THESE FEW LINES REACHES MAY FIND ENJOYING SAME BLESSING. FATHER, SUPPOSE LONG WHILE SINCE HEARD ME. WE HAD COMMUNICATIONS TILL GOT GOLDSBORO. CAMPAIGN WAS RATHER HARD. BATTLE REBELS SAMPSON COURTHOUSE. LOST ABOUT THIRTY KILLED WOUNDED PRISONERS. DID NOT LOSE COMPANY. DREADFUL. VERY HEAVY. CHARGE AFTER CHARGE. DAVID TAKEN PRISONER, BUT AWAY AGAIN, [ALSO] PICKLE MY THANKFUL FOR WHAT SENT TEA, THREAD, TOWEL, NEEDLES, HANDKERCHIEF, BOOK, [AND THE] LIKENESSES. [A] THOUSAND TIMES KINDNESS MORE PRESENT, GIVE LOVE PARENTS. REMAIN","./exhibit3/images/e30089a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[674]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30089a.htm","YOUR AFFECTIONATE C. [NOTE: THIS REFERENCE BENTONVILLE, CAROLINA, FOUGHT 19, 1864. COUNTY LIES SOUTH ROUTE FEDERAL ARMY. PRIVATE A. ENLISTED VINLAND AUGUST 14, 1862 MUSTERED JUNE 8, 1865. POSSIBLY REFERRING MANSUETTE PICKLE, WHO WINNECONNE DECEMBER 10, 1863 RECRUIT. 24, LANCELETTE H. PHOTOGRAPH TINTYPE.] PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30089a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[675]=new index("Letter from Barnet Van Slyke","./exhibit3/e30097a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM BARNET VAN SLYKE, COMPANY H, 35TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY TO HIS WIFE: CAMP WASHBURN MARCH 8, 1864 DEAR WIFE, YOUR CAME HAND TODAY. GLAD HEAR THAT WELL. HAVE HAD VERY HARD TIME OF IT, BUT BETTER PRESENT. THE BOYS DYING OFF HERE LIKE ROTTEN SHEEP. THEY EAT TOO MUCH STUFF COMES TOWN. 30TH REGIMENT LEFT ARE SPLENDID REGIMENT. WANTED WRITE WHAT WOULD HOME, CAN DO IT. MAY THIS WEEK NOT. SHALL SOON CAN. MY BOUNTY RECEIVED TODAY, $150. ALLOTTED REST EIGHT DOLLARS MONTH YOU. FIRST DRAW FORTY ONE PAY. SAW MRS. LANE OTHER WHEN BY WAY WAUKESHA, UP OWE HIM. WHEALOCK MINOR LAST SEE RUBICON, WHO HAVING RATE TIME. HENRY CLARK PAPER MARCHING ORDERS, TRUE. TELL DERRICK LOOMIS PLOWS WITHOUT FAIL. DON KNOW MORE WRITE. GOOD DRILL BARNETT SOLDIERS MILITARY RATIONS DISEASES SICK PERSONS DEATH","./exhibit3/images/e30097a.jpg","60","100");
Qp[676]=new index("Muster and Descriptive Roll","./exhibit3/e30101a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS MUSTER AND DESCRIPTIVE ROLL FOR COMPANY B, 37TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. DOCUMENT SHOWS COMPLETE DESCRIPTIONS OF EVERY MEMBER THE PERSONAL REMARKS, WOUNDS, DEATH, PROMOTIONS ETC.. 1864 ROLL, EDEN, ROBERT CHARLES OSHKOSH, RECRUITING & ENLISTMENT INJURIES DISEASES OFFICERS SOLDIERS MILITARY DESERTERS ORGANIZATIONS PERSONNEL","./exhibit3/images/e30101a.jpg","57","100");
Qp[677]=new index("Letter from William Henry Jenkyns to Joh","./exhibit3/e30145a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM WILLIAM HENRY JENKYNS FUTURE BROTHER-IN-LAW , COMPANY C, 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY: DIRECT TO: W.H. CO. WIS. H.A. ATHENS, EAST TENNESSEE HEAD QRS. MOUSE CREEK THURSDAY APRIL 15,65 FRIEND JOHN, YOURS OF MARCH 22 DULY ARRIVED AND FOUND WELL FULL DEVIL EVER. BY DIREC-TIONS THAT ARE UNACQUAINTED WITH DEPARTURE CHATTANOOGA. LEFT THERE 29TH MARCH, RIGHT GLAD WERE LEAVE CONFOUNDED HOLE. WENT PLACE KNOXVILLE R.R. EIGHTY MILES NAME ATHENS. STAYED WEEK LIT OUT FOR WHERE NOW STATIONED. THINK NEXT CHATTA-NOOGA, WORST HAVE BEEN [OF] YET. HAS RAINING MORE LESS PAST TWO WEEKS BEATS MUD HOLES OUT. COUNTRY AWAY TOWN CONSISTS HOTEL, FEW OLD HOUSES, WHISKY SHOP MINUS DEPOT. LARGE BUILDING USED BARRACKS. VERY NICE THING DWELLING HOUSE. FANCY YOURSELF ABOUT HUNDRED TWENTY MEN BARN","./exhibit3/images/e30145a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[678]=new index("Letter from William Henry Jenkyns to Joh","./exhibit3/e30145a.htm","PRETTY GOOD IDEA HOW FIXED. GAY TIMES TELL YOU. ONLY THIS SO SWAY OVER EVERYTHING. DUTY LIGHT MOST DO PICKET DUTY. GO, WHEN TURN COMES OUT, HALF CAMP HOURS HAVE. SOME CITIZEN HOUSE, MAKE OURSELVES HOME, LONG YARNS. RETURN, GET SOMETHING DAT AIRE WOULD LAUGH HEAR THEM TALK. THEY HATE JOHNIES HEAP, BUT LIKE YANKEES SMART SAY CHANCE GIRLS FUN THEM. [WE] BOTHER THEIR REBEL SWEETHEARTS WISH REGION SATANIC MAJESTY. NOT AVERSE PROFANE LANGUAGE TOBACCO. BED [WITH] BUNDLE TO-BACCO HA, GUESS ? PRINCIPLE INHABITANTS REFUGEES NORTH CAROLINA. [THEY] CLAIM UNION CITIZENS THOUGH DOUBT LOYALTY MERELY NECESSITY, WILL. GREAT NUMBER THEM, RUN PRAISE GRANT SUCCESS, TODAY, IF LEE WAS INTO ARMY, JOIN HIM. MEAN WOULD, EXCEPTIONS CASES. STATE DIFFERS, DOES PEOPLE. HAD GRAND TIME. BELONGING 2ND OHIO HAVING PARADE. INVITED PUBLIC SQUARE, SPEECH COLONEL BROWNLOW DR","./exhibit3/images/e30145a.jpg","81","100");
Qp[679]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30081a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. CINCINNATI, OHIO APR 19 1864 DEAR FATHER, TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY ANSWER YOUR WELCOME LETTER, WHICH FOUND VERY SICK. BUT THANK LORD, AM GETTING BETTER. WAS SO THAT THOUGHT [WOULD] KICK BUCKET. SICKLY THIS CITY. SAID MY COLT HAD BEEN [AND] LAST NIGHT DREAMED DEAD. THERE CHANCE FOR GO BACK REGIMENT? WISH WRITE CAPTAIN. IF CHANCE, WANT [BACK] IT. INVALID CORPS PERFECT HUMBUG. DON NOW HARDLY WHAT WRITE. CIRCUS THEY ARE GOING PERFORM ONE WEEK. PREFORMED TODAY. SAY [A] POOR ONE. THREE OF BOYS CHAINED HANDCUFFED, DRUNK, QUARRELING COOK, KNOCKING CITIZEN [DOWN]. WELL AUGUSTIN TRAPPING. HIM EAT MUSKRAT. THINK COULD ENJOY GOOD PIECE TELL NEWS, AUNT CHILD","./exhibit3/images/e30081a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[680]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30081a.htm","GREENBAY. HAVEN HEARD LONG WHILE. WEAK CAN MUST CLOSE LETTER. NEXT TIME [WILL] LITTLE MORE. GIVE LOVE CHILD, AUGUSTIN, REST FAMILY INCLUDING SELF, FIRST GOODBYE. SUN C. L. PS: MUCH OBLIGED SENDING MONEY. KNOW DONE HADN SENT ME. NOTHING MEAT, SUCH BACON, POORLY COOKED GARRASHEE BARRACKS BOX 1949 PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30081a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[681]=new index("Letter of from William Doerner","./exhibit3/e30138a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER AND ENVELOPE FROM WILLIAM DOERNER TO HIS FRIEND JOHN HERON. ADDRESSED TO: HERON, OSHKOSH WIS., POSTMARKED LITTLE ROCK APRIL 25, 1865 YOURS OF 2D CAME HAND WAS ALWAYS VERY GLAD HEAR YOU. MY HEALTH PRETTY GOOD, [I] HOPE THIS FIND THE SAME. WRITE SHORT LETTERS, DON EVEN THINK LAST ONE [WAS] LONG IF NETTY HADN SPLICED PIECE ONLY TIME, WOULD SHOW ONCE. KNOW, SHALL BE AFRAID ARE FEET BOOTS. GET HOLD ONCE, TWITCH OUT THEM BOOTS, SO WON THAT EVER THEM. MUST HARD GALS ACCORDING WRITING, BETTER CAREFUL OVER FIRST THING STUCK. PAY COME UP THERE EAT SUGAR. MIGHT PUT SOME WARM SEND DOWN HERE. WHAT JOE OTHER BOYS DOING? SEE ANY GIVE BEST RES-PECTS. OWE LETTER, BILL DICHMANN ALSO, BUT HAVE TIME. TELL ORLINE SOON POSSIBLE. CAROLINE OWES LETTER. SHE [HAD] KNOWS WHEN WELL OFF. LOVE","./exhibit3/images/e30138a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[682]=new index("Letter of from William Doerner","./exhibit3/e30138a.htm","NETTY, ANSWER NOTE. GOT MUMPS YET? GUESS BEN CACHED OVER. NEWS? OVER? HUNT FOR TILL BACK. WANT QUICK HAVING BUSY TIMES GUARD EVERY DAY. PRO-VOST TOWN, TROOPS BEEN PAID OFF, THEY RAISE HELL GENERAL. WITHIN 4 WEEKS, WERE FOUR KILLED, TWO SHOT BY TRIED RUN AWAY THEM, HUNG FRIDAY. MIKE SIPE ANYMORE. MEMPHIS. YET. [A] SERGEANT COMPANY C, LST IOWA CAVALRY. CLOSE. RESPECTS FATHER MOTHER, GALS. WM. LT. A, 9TH WISCONSIN VETERAN VOL. INF. ROCK, ARK. WAGNER HIM CAPTAIN GIESLER BUSHWHACKERS WHILE SCOUT. [CAPTAIN JULIUS GIESLER, 3RD CAVALRY] DOERNER, OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER HOMEFRONT VOLUNTEER INFANTRY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MILITARY ENLISTMENT FOOD RATIONS OFFICERS","./exhibit3/images/e30138a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[683]=new index("Letter from Henry Dana Barden","./exhibit3/e30116a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM HENRY DANA BARDEN, COMPANY E, 1ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY, DICTATED BY FRIEND, TO FATHER, WILLIAM OSHKOSH. WHITEWATER, [MISSOURI] APRIL 30, 1863 DEAR TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY INFORM YOU THAT ALIVE BUT NOT WELL. LAST FRIDAY AFTERNOON WERE ATTACKED ABOUT TWO HUNDRED OF MARMADUKE MEN, AND [WERE] KILLED SEVERAL WOUNDED, AMONG LAST. BALL STRUCK BACK, WENT THROUGH ME, [AND] BROKE RIBS. ABLE HELP MY SELF. SHALL BE MOVED CAPE [GIRARDEAU] SOON ABLE. SHOULD LIKE HAVE COME SEE CAN MAKE CONVENIENT. YOURS ETC., SOON, WANT YOU. FOX LAKE, SOLDIERS CASUALTIES CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES WOUNDS INJURIES","./exhibit3/images/e30116a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[684]=new index("Letter from George Chamberain","./exhibit3/e30119a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS WRITTEN BY GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN, COMPANY G, 1ST WISCONSIN CAVALRY, TO CHARLES BATES, ANNOUNCING DEATH OF HIS BROTHER, ENLISTED AUGUST 21, 1862 PORT WASHINGTON AND MORTALLY WOUNDED BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI APRIL 29, 1863. MISSOURI, MAY DEAR FRIEND CHARLES, NOW TAKE MY PEN HAND WRITE YOU FEW SORROWFUL LINES. WE HAD LARGE BATTLE CAPE GIRARDEAU 29. FIGHT BEGAN 10 CLOCK MORNING LASTED UNTIL AFTERNOON. FOUGHT BRAVELY TOO. CHRIS BJORENSEN KILLED SARGENT NEAL C. [IF YOU] RECOLLECT. REBELS RETREATED STARTED THEM 28TH OVERTOOK ABOUT MILES FROM THIS PLACE. THEY WERE CALCULATING STAND ANOTHER HERE BUT BEFORE GOT OPENED FIRE INTO CASTER RIVER. SKIRMISHING GROIN RIGHT LEG. BALL ENTERED BOWELS. TAKEN HOUSE KEPT THERE ONE DAY NIGHT. COMES HARD SAY THAT DEAD. DIED 30TH TWELVE","./exhibit3/images/e30119a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[685]=new index("Letter from George Chamberain","./exhibit3/e30119a.htm","BURIED MORNING. WITH HIM MYSELF, BERNARD SCHULTIS LEFT HIM. SAYS WASHED, CLEAN CLOTHES, PANTS JACKET CLEAN, UNIFORM. DAN FISHER SLIGHTLY KNEE. FRANK MCCARTY SHOT CUT OFF JUST ABOVE SEVERAL [WERE] INSTANTLY COMPANIES. EDWIN MORGAN HAS THINGS [HIS] CHARGE POCKET BOOK WHAT MONEY IT. BACK CARE MCCARTY. REGIMENT [THE] WHOLE DIVISION STILL CHALK BLUFFS. TIME. WILL GIVE PARTICULARS. YOUR FRIEND, CHAMBERLAIN. W. FOX LAKE, SOLDIERS CASUALTIES CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES WOUNDS INJURIES VOLUNTEER CHAMBERAIN","./exhibit3/images/e30119a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[686]=new index("Letter from Ai Rice to John Heron","./exhibit3/e30140a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM AI RICE, COMPANY K, 11TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY: MAY 1, 1864 FRIEND IT WITH GREAT PLEASURE [THAT] TAKE MY PEN HAND TO YOU KNOW AM WELL PRESENT HOPING THESE FEW LINES FIND SAME. LEFT MILWAUKEE 26TH OF APRIL ARE MEMPHIS. WAS PICKET LAST NIGHT THUNDERED, LIGHTNINGED, RAINED NIGHT. HAS CLEARED OFF NOW. EVERYTHING GROWING NICE GREEN. WARM HERE UP THERE SUM-MER TIME. STEPHEN BELL LAY OUR BACK TODAY TALKING ABOUT OLD TIMES HOME. GOT HIM. SWELLING JAWS CALLED MUMPS. US BOYS FUR-LOUGHS DID NOT LEARN JOKE IT, LENGTH MAN FURLOUGH. HAD DEAL FUN SINCE COME TO-GETHER. DETAILED AGAIN TONIGHT. WILL HAVE EXCUSE THIS TIME, ACCOUNT PICKET. SO GOODBYE. WRITE SOON. DIRECT REGIMENT, VETERAN [INFANTRY] TENN. GIRLS WHAT WAS, THEY ASKED ONE HOW LONG TOLD NINE OR INCHES LONG. HERON,","./exhibit3/images/e30140a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[687]=new index("Letter from Ai Rice to John Heron","./exhibit3/e30140a.htm","JOHN OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER SEX DISEASES GUARDS MILITARY FURLOUGHS","./exhibit3/images/e30140a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[688]=new index("Death Certificate for Henry Dana Barden","./exhibit3/e30117a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS DEATH CERTIFICATE MODIFIED FROM DISCHARGE FOR HENRY DANA BARDEN, COMPANY E, 1ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY, DESCRIBED AS HAVING BEEN BORN BURTLINGTON, VERMONT, 19 YEARS; 6 3 4 TALL; LIGHT COMPLEXION; GRAY EYES; AUBURN HAIR AND CARPENTER BY TRADE. WAS CAUSED WOUND RECEIVED WHITEWATER BRIDGE APRIL 24, 1863, DIED MAY 13, 1863. CERTIFICATE, FOX LAKE, SOLDIERS CASUALTIES CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES WOUNDS INJURIES","./exhibit3/images/e30117a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[689]=new index("Inventory of Effects of Deceased Soldier","./exhibit3/e30118a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS INVENTORY OF EFFECTS DECEASED SOLDIER FOR HENRY DANA BARDEN, COMPANY E, 1ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY, DESCRIBED HAVING BEEN BORN BURTLINGTON, VERMONT, 20 YEARS; 6 3 4 TALL; LIGHT COMPLEXION; GRAY EYES; AUBURN HAIR AND CARPENTER BY TRADE. DIED THE POST HOSPITAL AT CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI CAUSED WOUND RIGHT LUNG RECEIVED WHITEWATER BRIDGE APRIL 24, 1863, MAY 13, 1863. HIS FATHER COLLECTED $37.55 PAY DUE HENRY, ALONG WITH CAP, JACKET, OVERCOAT, TWO BLANKETS SOME UNDERCLOTHING. FOX LAKE, SOLDIERS CASUALTIES CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES WOUNDS INJURIES DEATH","./exhibit3/images/e30118a.jpg","76","100");
Qp[690]=new index("Letter from William Henry Jenkyns to Joh","./exhibit3/e30144a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM WILLIAM HENRY JENKYNS FUTURE BROTHER-IN-LAW , COMPANY C, 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY: HEAD QUARTERS, FORT SHERMAN CHATTANOOGA, MAY 15, 1864 FRIEND JOHN, RECEIVED YOUR YESTERDAY AND TODAY HAVE PLEASURE OF ANSWERING IT. JUST COME OFF GUARD THIS MORNING NOTHING ELSE DO BUT AMUSE MYSELF BEST CAN PASS TIME AWAY. TELL WHAT LITTLE KNOW MATTERS PLACE. SINCE WROTE LAST MOVED CREIGHTON SHERMAN, WITH-IN CITY LIMITS. VERY GOOD SITUATION LIKE FAR BETTER THAN OLD FORT. THERE ABOUT TWENTY FORTS CHATTANOOGA. WHICH OCCUPY, LARGEST CONTINUAL LINE FORMIDABLE BREASTWORKS PROTECTING WHOLE SIDE CITY. TEN MORE MAGAZINES SIX GUNS [AND] TWELVE POUND BRASS PIECES, THESE BELONG BATTERY ARE LIABLE TURNED OVER ANYTIME INTO HANDS. WISH WRITE PARTICULARS SOME THINGS ALMOST ASHAMED KNOW. BOYS","./exhibit3/images/e30144a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[691]=new index("Letter from William Henry Jenkyns to Joh","./exhibit3/e30144a.htm","BEING COURT-MARTIALED. ONE WITNESSES. SCRAPE THAT KNOW, SUFFICE MAKE PUBLIC AFRAID WOULD GIVE BAD NAME. GOT QUAR-TERS LIVE TOP SHELF. SHOULD SPLENDID TIMES IF WERE GREAT AMOUNT DUTY DO. SEVENTY-THREE MEN THIRTY DETAILED EVERY [GUARD] DUTY, BRINGS [EACH OF] [DUTY] DAY, STAND WELL. SUPPOSE PRETTY STORIES BATTLES. PAPERS QUITE FLATTERING NEWS, NEED BELIEVE READ. NUMBER WOUNDED COMING FIGHTING GOING ON, RUMOR 21ST [WISCONSIN INFANTRY] HAS LOST HUNDRED KILLED WOUNDED. [OF] YET BEEN CORRECT ESTIMATE MADE DON THINK REPORTED. WAS REGIMENT PAR-TICULAR, 10TH KENTUCKY, WHOSE JUNE, OFFICERS TWO. CAPTAIN LIEUTENANT LEFT. HOT WORK, CALL IT? BUSINESS BRISK CONCERNS GOVERNMENT. PROVISIONS SIZE BROKE OUT. CONSTANT STREAM POURING DAY. AMMUNITION ENOUGH BLOW REBELS HELL, THEY REACH LONG. HEAR J. PARKS HAD PRET-TY ROUGH UNFIT [PAST] MONTHS [JUST] EXCUSABLE.","./exhibit3/images/e30144a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[692]=new index("Letter from Hyronimous Merkley to John H","./exhibit3/e30146a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM HYRONIMOUS MERKLEY, COMPANY C, 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY: FORT CREIGHTON CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE MAY 2, 1864 DEAR FRIEND TAKE MY PEN HAND WRITE YOU FEW LINES KNOW THAT AM WELL ENJOYING GOOD HEALTH HOPE THESE WILL FIND SAME HEALTH. REST OF BOYS ARE WANT INFORM GOING LEAVE THIS NEXT WEEK, BUT DON NOT WHERE GOING. THERE SOME TALK DOWN TOWN, SAY OUT WITH SOUTH [BOUND] TRAIN FRONT. FRONT, TIRED STAYING HERE. GETTING VERY LONESOME HAVE TIMES PLENTY [TO EAT] SUCH AS BREAD SOWBELLY THEY CALL COFFEE, TEA, RICE, BEANS BEEF FORTH. JOHN, GIRLS WOMEN PRETTY SCARCE [ARE] HARD SPECIMENS THAT. THINK FIGHTING DAYS. LOOKING PLACE CAN NOTHING MOUNTAINS ABOUT. TREES LEAF EVERY LOOKS GREEN NICE. OUR GONE UP RIVER FOUR MILES HERE, THEM, IVAN JENKYNS, WAS GUARDING HORSES FEEDING GRASS.","./exhibit3/images/e30146a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[693]=new index("Letter from Hyronimous Merkley to John H","./exhibit3/e30146a.htm","THERE. HAD WHEN FIRST CAME LIVE THREE HARDTACK DAY. THOUGHT [WAS] NIGHT DOORS RIGHT SIDE [OF A] HILL. COLD FROSTY. HARD, GOT SOON USED LAST. SLEPT FIVE NIGHTS. [AT] [THE] FIGHT, SICK MUMPS, WOULD FIGHT. TELL YOU, LOOKED COULD WAS. HELPED COULD. DONE SHOOTING SECOND [OF] FIGHTING. CLOSE LOVE MORE PRESENT. YOUR FOLKS, BEST REGARDS ALL. GIVE RESPECTS MR. WALLS WORDEN ANSWER CAN. HERON, OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER SOLDIERS TROOPS FORTS FORTIFICATIONS FOOD SUPPLY MILITARY COOKERY PERSONS DISEASES","./exhibit3/images/e30146a.jpg","136","100");
Qp[694]=new index("Letter from Martha Jones to Sarah","./exhibit3/e30120a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER PATRIOTIC STATIONARY FROM MARTHA LEACH JONES TO SARAH, HER SISTER. SHE MENTIONS WILLIAM HUSBAND, WHO ENLISTED IN COMPANY I, 3RD WISCONSIN CAVALRY HORTONIA, OUTAGAMIE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, AS SERGEANT DECEMBER 23, 1861. WAS MUSTERED FEBRUARY 17, 1865. DEAR TRY WRITE FEW LINES YOU ONCE MORE. WE ARE WELL HOPE DANIEL WELL. TODAY SUNDAY, [IS] RAINY [AND] [A] LONESOME FOR ME. CHARLES ELLA GONE ALDEN ALONE WITH THE LITTLE CHILDREN [SUPPOSED] [BE] HOME SUNDAY. MISS HIM [ON] THAN OTHER HAD LAST WEEK. ELI QUITE MISERABLE. HAS AGUE OFTEN. LOST HIS COW. MAKES HARD HIM. FATHER SMART. LIVES ALLEN. ELI, FARMS ADJOIN. THEY THREE MILES SENDS RESPECTS SAYS HOPES [HE] SHALL SEE YOU, DANIEL, HENRY BEFORE LEAVES [THIS] EARTH. SELL COME WEST SARAH. YOUR HEALTH GOOD PLACE LIVE. CAN GET WORK","./exhibit3/images/e30120a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[695]=new index("Letter from Martha Jones to Sarah","./exhibit3/e30120a.htm","DO. [IT TRADE. DON WAIT IF COMING BACK, UNTIL RETURN. NEVER RETURN, HERE THERE. RECEIVED ALSO LIKENESS GLAD THAT WAY. SOMETHING SEEING YOU. LOOKS HIMSELF. THANK VERY MUCH THEM [THE] [PHOTOGRAPHS] SUMMER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS POSTAGE. SOON [AS] THIS. WAIT, HAVE [TO] GIVE MY LOVE RUTH, BEN, ASK FRANK REMEMBER ME, HOW HID FISHING. WISH COULD RIDDEN POND PICK BERRIES ISLAND. [HAVE] NO [AT] TIME. 1862 JONES, B. LEACH, FOX LAKE, SOLDIERS VOLUNTEER POVERTY MONEY MILITARY DISCHARGES COST & STANDARD LIVING HOMEFRONT FARMING WESTWARD MOVEMENT","./exhibit3/images/e30120a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[696]=new index("Letter of from nephew in south","./exhibit3/e30164a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER AND CONFEDERATE PATRIOTIC ENVELOPE TO CHARLES D. ECHOLS FROM HIS NEPHEW JAMES MCCORMICK: BANK OF NEW ORLEANS MAY 9TH [1861] MY DEAR UNCLE AFTER LAPSE SEVERAL MONTHS, AGAIN DO EMBRACE THE OPPORTUNITY ADDRESSING [YOU] LINE. THOUGH WRITING FOREIGN LAND AS RELATIVE, TRUST THAT YOU, AMONG OUR ENEMIES, HAVE WARMTH HEART BEST WISHES SUCCESS SOUTH, CONFEDERACY. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CONTEST, VOTE WAS CAST [THE] BELL [AND] EVERETT [TICKET]. BUT ELECTION, FINDING HOW THINGS HAD TURNED, [I] WADED IMMEDIATE SECESSION, THINKING FAR MORE PREFERABLE, WE SHOULD FORM GOVERNMENT OWN, THAN SUBMIT DICTATES IGNOMINIOUS COWARDLY ABOLITION PRESIDENT, WHO LIKE PEOPLE THROUGH NEVER TALKING VERY LOUD WILL YET BIND THEIR ALLEGIANCE RECOGNIZE YOUNG REPUBLIC, ASK FORGIVENESS. EVERYTHING THIS","./exhibit3/images/e30164a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[697]=new index("Letter of from nephew in south","./exhibit3/e30164a.htm","CITY QUIET, WERE NOT SOLDIERS ENCAMPED REAR CITY, NUMBERING SOME 6000, OCCASIONAL BEAT DRUM, ONE WOULD SUPPOSE UPON US. BUSINESS CONTINUES QUITE BRISK USUAL, SUPPLIES PRODUCE KINDS BEEN FLOWING RAPIDLY LAST SIX WEEKS. MISSOURI HAS ACTUALLY EMPTIED HER INTO OURS. MARKET FILLED OVERFLOWING. INFORMED BY MERCHANT YESTERDAY, STATES THERE SUFFICIENCY HAND SUSTAIN ARMY 200,000 COMING] WINTER MONTHS. CANNOT IMAGINE GRIEF WHEN TIMES DWELLING THOUGHT BEING MARRIED DURING SUCH EXCITING THESE. OFTEN WISHED PROVIDENCE COULD SINGLE ABOUT YEAR, MIGHT THROW SITUATION SHOULDER MUSKET DEFENSE HOME FIRESIDE. FIRM NOW NUMBERS STATES, CLOSE ATTAINED 15. TIMES, DEEPLY REGRET THOSE FANATICS, DEADLY OPPOSE FIGHTING THEY SAY UNION VISIT SLAVE TERRITORIES. THEY, SATISFIED RETURN CONVINCED DELUDED FOOLED MOST GROSSLY. NEGRO HAPPY, BETTER CARED PROVIDED ANY POOR WHI","./exhibit3/images/e30164a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[698]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30181a.htm","ARCHIVES EDGAR PHILETUS AND MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER LETTER FROM ANN RUSSELL TO HER DAUGHTER SAWYER. MOTHER, WAS PRESIDENT OF OSHKOSH LADIES AID SOCIETY, WHICH HELPED RAISE MONEY FOR SOLDIERS THEIR FAMILIES DURING WAR. 10 JUNE 1863 MY DEAR GIRLS, RECEIVED WITH MUCH PLEASURE, WERE GLAD LEARN BY IT, THAT YOU HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE SECURING COMPANY, EVEN DUNKIRK IMAGINE ARE NOW, PAST SIX P.M. JUST CHANGING CARS ERIE ROAD PRAY MAY PROTECTED DANGER ARRIVE DUE TIME NOT ONLY, MEET YOUR BINGHAMPTON FRIENDS BUT ALSO FINAL DESTINATION WHERE MANY KIND LOVING WAITING WELCOME YOU-HAPPY DAY, ELIZA-WHEN PERMITTED GREET THOSE LOVED ONES HOME! CONCUR, WILL RECOMPENSE THEM LONG ABSENCE? SYMPATHIES MR. & MRS. LEE THEY NEST LAND FONDEST HOPES BLIGHTED UNEXPECTED HOUR BEREAVED PARENTS, INDEED. THINK CAN MEASURE REALIZE SORROW ANGUISH-BUT","./exhibit3/images/e30181a.jpg","124","100");
Qp[699]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30181a.htm","KNOW LOOK STRENGTH BEAR TRIALS-AND SUSTAINED. GIVE THEM, GRANDMAMA C., BARTLETT ETC. ETC.-I ENJOY VISIT THERE INFER DID STAY MILWAUKEE.-MR. MILLS SPENT YESTERDAY COURSE HAD GOOD TIME-HE TOLD HOW ARRANGED [ILLEGIBLE] PREFER AVAIL YOURSELVES TRAVELING COMPANION ADVANTAGE ROUTE MIGHT POSSES-I MET ONCE DEATH, JUDGED SHE VERY PLEASANT LADY ENOUGH SAY ALL WATCH ANXIOUS HEARTS SAFE TERMINATION JOURNEY-THE WEATHER CHARMING COUNTRY BEAUTIFUL SEE REASON WHY BOTH PROFITABLE-LEARN MAKE AGREEABLE GUESTS WHEREVER STOP. WISH COULD ARE-BE PARTICULAR WRITE WHAT INTERESTING WHOM IMPATIENT SALISBURY, THROUGH EACH VISIONS-YET URGING HURRY WANT MOST EVERY ADVENTURE ALONG- TWILL USE UNLESS IT-AND AFTER LIFE INCIDENT THIS TRIP FRESH REMEMBRANCE PERHAPS ENLIVEN CHEER WEARY HOUR. -DO FORGET MADE SACRIFICES, YOURSELVES-BUT TOO AWARE SENSE SUPPOSE APPRECIATE PRIVIL","./exhibit3/images/e30181a.jpg","124","100");
Qp[700]=new index("Letter from William Jones to brother","./exhibit3/e30124a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM SERGEANT WILLIAM JONES, COMPANY I, 3RD WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY, TO HIS BROTHER. BATTLE MENTIONS WHILE THEY WERE ESCORTING SUPPLY TRAIN FORT SCOTT BLUNT. SCOTT, KANSAS, JUNE 13TH [1863] DEAR BROTHER, YOUR WAS RECEIVED JUST WEEK AGO, DAY RETURNED TRIP GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION [IT IS] ABOUT 200 MILES SOUTH OF THIS [PLACE] ARKANSAS RIVER. ATTACKED BY SECESH MORNING 25TH MAY, NEAR 1500 WHO ATTEMPTED TAKE [FORAGE]TRAIN. REPULSED [THEM], KILLING HUNDRED, AND LOST ONLY FIVE. HENRY WRITTEN SOMETIME APRIL. DID NOT ANSWER IT, BE HOME. MUST WRITE SOON, [HAS] THERE TAX THAT ALLEN CLAIMED, PAID. [IT] ILLEGAL TAX, MADE [THE] CLERK SUPERVISORS COULD COLLECTED. PUT VALUATION ANOTHER FORTY [ACRES] LAND YOURS ANOTHER. STOOD READY PAY WHEN BOARD WOULD CORRECT NEVER DARED SELL GIVE","./exhibit3/images/e30124a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[701]=new index("Letter from William Jones to brother","./exhibit3/e30124a.htm","DEED IT. SOLD ONCE BEFORE, WHAT OUGHT LEGALLY, HAVE SAVED ALMOST HALF. CERTIFICATE NOW. KNEW BOUGHT CERTIFICATE, BUT THINK WAY GET ILLEGALLY, BACK UP. SHALL LOSER. REASON WHY KNOW SAFE THERE. WORKED CUT DOWN [AN] TAX. EVERY LITTLE INCIDENT CONNECTED WITH HAD MY SAME FIX. GOING FIGHT OUT, MIGHT UNEASY. UNDERSTANDING FALL. SHAN MORE TAXES CLOSE, RESPECTS SISTER SARA, JABEZ, RUTH, FRANK & GEORGE. FOX LAKE, SOLDIERS GUARDS MILITARY LIFE CAMPAIGNS BATTLES FRONTIER PIONEER FARMING","./exhibit3/images/e30124a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[702]=new index("Letter of from William Doerner to John H","./exhibit3/e30136a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER FROM WILLIAM DOERNER TO HIS FRIEND JOHN [HERON]. ADDRESS WM. COMPANY C, 9TH REGT. WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 1ST BRIGADE, DIVISION ARMY AT ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK ROCK, JUNE 15, 1864 MUST WRITE FEW LINES YOU KNOW WHERE AND HOW AM. SUPPOSE BY THIS TIME THAT WAS HOME FURLOUGH. NOT BE MAD, BECAUSE DIDN COME SEE WOULD [HAVE] LIKED COME, BUT COULDN GUESS THE GIRLS TOLD OSHKOSH. COMING OUT NEXT DAY. STARTED WITH TWO HORSES BUGGY, GET WAY OF TOWN BEFORE STUCK SNOW, HAD GO BACK. FOOT, PRETTY LAME RHEUMA-TISM. CALCULATED WHEN WENT NEW YORK FIRST GOT BELATED SO ANYMORE VERY SORRY, SEEN REST YOUR FOLKS. DON MUCH NEWS PRESENT EXCEPT REGIMENT HARD WHILE WERE THEY BATTLE SALINE RIVER LOST 125 MEN. CERTIFICATE BOUNTY BILL DICKMAN LEFT MILWAUKEE, HIM IT, HEARD SINCE HIM, ASK WHAT","./exhibit3/images/e30136a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[703]=new index("Letter of from William Doerner to John H","./exhibit3/e30136a.htm","LUCK GETTING IT. ONE HUN-DRED DOLLARS LOSE JOHN, KIND ANSWER SOON FOLKS, ARE WELL YET, ORLINE SAID SHE WASN SAW HER. CAN READ SCRIBBLING, STUDY OUT. DOERNER, HERON, OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER HOMEFRONT CAMPAIGNS BATTLES MILITARY BOUNTIES FURLOUGHS HERON.","./exhibit3/images/e30136a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[704]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30010a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION LETTER WRITTEN BY TO HIS FAMILY IN OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. WAS NOW MEMBER OF THE 26TH VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WHEN WROTE THIS LETTER. DESCRIBES TRENCH WARFARE DURING ATLANTA, GEORGIA CAMPAIGN. [JOSEPH TRANSLATED FROM GERMAN] BATTLE FIELD NEAR A[ILLEGIBLE] JUNE 16, 1864 GOD WITH YOU, DEAR PARENTS AND SIBLINGS. SEIZING OPPORTUNITY WRITE FEW LINES YOU. SENT DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY. COULD NOT MUCH, HOWEVER, SINCE ALL HURRY. REJOINED REGIMENT 12TH. LAY BEHIND BREASTWORKS, BUT MOVED. EVENING, BUSH, REBS BEGAN SHELL US, SERGEANT HERRMANN, OUR COMPANY, WHO CAME LAST WINTER, HIT SHELL. ONE PASSED OVER MY HEAD ABOUT FEET EXPLODED SIX ME. DID HURT THOUGH. FIRE HAS BEEN GOING NIGHT ARRIVED. BUILT TODAY, POSITIONED SUPPORT BATTERY. CASPER KNER, FORMERLY ORDERLY SERGEANT, FIRST LIEUTENANT NOW. MAJOR WINKLER","./exhibit3/images/e30010a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[705]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30010a.htm","COMMAND REGIMENT. MUST CLOSE, FALLING, HEAVILY AGAIN. RIGHT CLOSING HOPE THAT THESE FIND WELL. YOUR SON BROTHER SEND REGARDS THOSE KNOW WISE GEORGE WILKE ENLIST CIVIL ARNOLD, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES FIGHTING BATTLEFIELDS CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30010a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[706]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30082a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. 1864, JUNE16 CLIFFBURN BARRACK DEAR FATHER, TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY WRITE FEW LINES YOU, NOW HOW AM. WELL PRESENT AND HOPE WHEN THESE REACH WILL FIND WELL. WAS EXAMINED GO [BACK] MY IN[TO] ANOTHER BARRACK. YESTERDAY ORDERED OF VETERAN RESERVE CORPS. DON KNOW WHETHER GET NOT. KNOW. SOON GOT COMPANY, PRESENTED GUN BY ORDERLY SERGEANT [AND TOLD] BE READY FOR DRESS PARADE NIGHT. BOYS WERE GLAD SEE COMPANY. THEY SAID EVERYTHING DULL WHILE GONE, BUT MUCH MORE LIVELIER THEN SINCE CAME BACK. ARE GOING VOTE ABE LINCOLN PRESIDENT? WRITE, TELL ME. PRESENT. GIVE LOVE AUNT CHILDS REST FAMILY. YOUR SON PS: NEWS. DIRECT C. 182ND BARRACKS WASHINGTON DC CARE","./exhibit3/images/e30082a.jpg","124","100");
Qp[707]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30082a.htm","LIEUTENANT MILLER [PS] MAKE MIND HASTE. DUE TIME CONSIDER BOTH SIDES QUESTION. AFTER CONSIDERATION, SHALL WHOM THINK INTEREST COUNTRY, BEST JUDGEMENT BELIEF. [NOTE: STATE PASSED SPECIAL LEGISLATION WHICH ALLOWED SOLDIERS ELECTIONS, WHEREVER STATIONED.] PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30082a.jpg","124","100");
Qp[708]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30185a.htm","ARCHIVES EDGAR PHILETUS AND MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER LETTER FROM ANN RUSSELL TO HER DAUGHTER SAWYER. OSHKOSH 17 JUNE 1863 MY DEAR GIRLS, EITHER THIS P.M. TOMORROW, IF NOTHING PREVENTS, ALLOW ME BE WITH YOU IMAGINATION, AS CARS ARE RAPIDLY NEARING LAST DEPOT, HALT MILLESTON, SHALL EAGERLY WATCH FOR FATHER FACE, WHO CANNOT EXPECTED SEE MANY OF US, UNTIL ELIZA HAS BEEN GREETED, NOW MAY LITTLE NOTICE. OUR HEARTS SWELLING VARIED EMOTIONS BEHOLD TAGHANNICK FINE SCENERY WAY SALISBURY-MARY WILL FILLED WONDER & ADMIRATION, WHILE SO IMPATIENT, MEET THOSE ONES HOME, THAT SHE HAVE BUT SYMPATHY ELSE-AND MRS. CHITTENDEN MANY, SAD MEMORIES REVIVED PASSES HAPPY HOUSE, POSSESSION OTHERS. DON KNOW WHERE HAD BETTER STOP, AMONG FRIENDS, SAKE CONVENIENCE IMAGINE CALL ALONG, THEN RIDE REACH COUSIN ALICE MOTHER GRANDMA, MOORE FREDDIE,","./exhibit3/images/e30185a.jpg","122","100");
Qp[709]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30185a.htm","UNCLE AUNT PARKS GONE UP WAITING WELCOME US. TOO MUCH HASTE ALIGHT FIRST PAY DUE DEFERENCE YOUR FEELINGS, AID EVERY WAY. AFTER CRYING LAUGHING ALTERNATELY JOINTLY TRY REMOVE TRAVELING APPAREL THEY DUSTY WARM FATIGUED. NEVER MIND, KIND PLEASANT FAMILIAR FACES SOON RESTORE ABOUT TEA TIME SUPPOSE, PIANO MAKE DESOLATED RESOUND GRATEFUL SONGS, TRULY HEARTS. BLEST REUNION, FORETASTE BLISS HEAVEN, WHEN REUNITED DEPARTED BEFORE. PERCEIVE FOLLOWED ANXIOUSLY THUS FAR JOURNEY WAS GRATIFIED BINGHAMTON. [I] PRESUME ENJOYED VISIT THERE PATIENTLY GIVE DESCRIPTION IT, ALSO THENCE L. RECEPTION HOW ETC. GLAD MILWAUKEE KNEW WOULD ONLY REACHED SAFETY WERE HERE. CARRIED WISHES ALMOST WHOLLY. COULD BEAR WITHOUT SEEING SOMEWHAT NATURE SUMMER GARB PASSING BINGHANTON OWN ASPECT-MAY REMEMBRANCE [ILLEGIBLE] REMAIN FRESH GREEN VERDURE UPON HILL TOPS. WANT HEAR, REAL","./exhibit3/images/e30185a.jpg","122","100");
Qp[710]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30003a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION LETTER WRITTEN BY TO HIS FAMILY IN OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. WAS NOW MEMBER OF THE 26TH VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WHEN WROTE THIS LETTER. DESCRIBES TRENCH WARFARE DURING ATLANTA, GEORGIA CAMPAIGN. [JOSEPH TRANSLATED FROM GERMAN] NEAR MARIETTA, JUNE 18, 1864 GOD WITH YOU, DEAR PARENTS AND SIBLINGS. DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY. THAT EVENING, REBS AGAIN SHELLED US THEIR CANONS. MOST [THE SHELLS] EXPLODED AMIDST OUR REGIMENT, BUT FORTUNATELY THEY DID NOT DO ANY HARM. NIGHT, LEFT BREASTWORKS, WHICH MERELY 500 YARDS AWAY US, WE HAVE GOT THEM MOUNTAINS. REGIMENTS SAID COME SURRENDERED TODAY. WHERE PAY BACK DROPPED AMONGST YESTERDAY, 15TH. ADVANCED, SKIRMISHERS SEIZED REBEL FLAG. POSITIONED SUPPORT BATTERY, READY ALL TIMES FIGHTING] STILL GOING. WILL WRITE SOON RECEIVE [ANY] REPORT. KIND SEND POSTAGE STAMPS","./exhibit3/images/e30003a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[711]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30003a.htm","FIFTY CENTS. PUT SHIRT INTO BOX. ABLE GET MY ST. LOUIS, MARCH, COULD DESCRIPTIVE LIST. RECEIVED NEWSPAPERS. CANNOT HELP ASTONISHED LOUISE. GUSTE GEBAUR DOES WORRY ME. SURPRISED MATTHIAS, KNOW HIM TOO WELL. MAY SEVEN THALER [DOLLARS] CASPER. ADDRESS IS: HABERBUSH, MO. MRS. HABERT, WHO USED LIVE FOND LAC, MADE ACQUAINTANCE, APPARENTLY VISIT YOU. VERY GOOD PEOPLE, WERE ALWAYS TAKE DEPARTED, SEWING KIT HAVE, KEPT POCKET CHANCELLORSVILLE. FIRE HAS BEEN HEAVILY SINCE MORNING. WANT OUT, DRIVEN EACH TIME. WHAT HAPPEN TONIGHT, CONFIDENT CLOSING, REGARDS THOSE ME, YOUR SON BROTHER LEONHART. CIVIL ARNOLD, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES BATTLEFIELDS CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30003a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[712]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30183a.htm","ARCHIVES EDGAR PHILETUS AND MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER LETTER FROM ANN RUSSELL TO HER DAUGHTER SAWYER. MOTHER, WAS PRESIDENT OF OSHKOSH LADIES AID SOCIETY, WHICH HELPED RAISE MONEY FOR SOLDIERS THEIR FAMILIES DURING WAR. SHE DISCUSSES NEW YORK DRAFT RIOTS. 20 JULY 1863 MY DEAR DAUGHTER, WILL IMPROVE FEW MINUTES WRITING YOU, WHILE AUNTS HENRIETTA & NETTIE ARE DRESSING AFTERNOON, AWARE THAT FEEL DISAPPOINTED JUSTLY SO, UNLESS HEAR THIS WEEK HOME. WELL, FRIDAY EVENING LAST, RECEIVED TWO LETTERS, BOTH VERY INTERESTING CHEERING. ANNOUNCING OUR FRIEND WERE USUALLY HAPPY, ANOTHER H[ENRIETTA], WITH SOME CHILDREN, HAD DECIDED COME MAKE LONG WISHED VISIT. ANNA ACCORDINGLY PREPARED SATURDAY THEY ARRIVED ABOUT PM KNOW HEARTY WELCOME BY HOUSE MAD GLAD SOUND SWEET VOICES. VERY, HAPPY. OFTEN COULD SPEND US, BUT SUPPOSE EQUALLY","./exhibit3/images/e30183a.jpg","128","100");
Qp[713]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30183a.htm","FAVORED FRIENDS. CHARLEY, [ILLEGIBLE], NELLIE, HETTIE HERE HENRY MILLS EXPECTED TONIGHT UNCLE JOHN TOMORROW, SHALL HAVE PLEASANT MEETING. ONLY REGRET BRADFORD CONVENIENTLY COME. ELIZA US? BRING ALONG MANY YOUR POSSIBLE. LEAST MIGHT BEST GET US. WROTE WEEK, ALSO GREAT HASTE NEXT MORNING WEBB CAME. MOST DELIGHTFUL HIM. WENT DOWN APPLETON MONDAY, LEFT AM, RETURNED 5 PM, TOOK DINNER CHARLOTTE RODE AROUND TOWN TRIP INDEED. C[HARLOTTE] SAME. H. WHITE EXPECTS LEAVE ARMY POTOMAC CLERK WHO SUTLER [THE] 6[TH] CAVALRY REGIMENT. HEARD LYMAN SINCE BATTLE GETTYSBURG, RIGHT. [I] IMAGINE SALISBURY CROWDED REFUGEES CITY ACCOUNT TERRIBLE DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS DEMAGOGUES FOLLOWERS. EARNESTLY HOPE RESULT THIS, MAY BENEFICIAL NATION, SHOWING TRUE COLORS. [THIS POSSIBLY REFERENCE 13-16, 1863.] HOWEVER, DREAD INNOCENT SUFFER GUILTY BEEN CASE. PRESUME MUCH MOR","./exhibit3/images/e30183a.jpg","128","100");
Qp[714]=new index("Letter from Private Henry Clark to Alfre","./exhibit3/e30075a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM PRIVATE HENRY CLARK, COMPANY C, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY TO ALFRED DEVONS: GEORGIA, JUNE 24TH 1864 CAMP WITHIN 3 MILES OF MARIETTA FRIEND ALFRED, TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY DROP FEW LINES YOU HOPING FIND WELL AS LEAVES THE PRESENT TIME. THINKING WOULD REGARDS REALITIES SOLDIER LIFE. CERTAINLY HARD LIVE. THROUGH THOUGH, HAVE SOME GOOD TIMES. VERY ONES [ALSO]. NOW WHEN ARE MARCH, SOMETIMES [WE] LIGHT OUT BEFORE DAYLIGHT, THEN ANOTHER TILL 12 CLOCK NIGHT. AND CAN COOK YOUR COFFEE CHOOSE LAY DOWN GROUND RUBBER BLANKET UNDER WOOLEN OVER YOU. BREAK ORDERS COME AWAKEN UP WHICH APPEAR ALMOST COULD GET SLEEP. BROIL PIECE MEAT, SUCH MIGHT BE; SALT PORK, SOW BELLY, BEEF, KIND THAT HAD GOBBLED PICKED ROAD, MAYBE CHICKEN [FARMER]. WHAT CALLED SMOKE STEAK [YOU]","./exhibit3/images/e30075a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[715]=new index("Letter from Private Henry Clark to Alfre","./exhibit3/e30075a.htm","PROBABLY READ PAPERS. BEING OVER, START AFRESH. QUITE BREAKFAST TACK, GOES SOLDIER. HOME THERE SOUR LOOKING FACES TURNED TRYING IT. NEXT, PARTAKING DINNER, SIDE MARCHING ALONG, PUTTING HAND HAVERSACK, RAW DOING WELL. AFTER EATING THIS, CANTEEN GETTING DRINK COLD WATER WRENCH DOWN. COMES EVENING AGAIN, LOOKS LIKE RAIN SOON HALTED. SHOULD SEE TURNING WAY [TREE] CROTCHES TENTS. PULLING MAKE BED, ACCOMPLISHED, PREPARING SUPPER, COURSE RULE BOTH ABROAD. NICELY FALLEN ASLEEP, COMMENCES RAIN. [RAIN] RUNNING TENT, HILL, LIKELY CASE. DITCHING [AROUND TENT] SAVE DROWNED OUT. BLANKETS [ARE] WET CRACKERS THEM. SPOILS REST. MORNING, BUILD LARGE FIRE, CROWD IT, DRY BLANKETS, TENTS, CLOTHES. GO] TRAMP, BRING US WHERE NEAR [THE] ENEMY. ABOUT NOON, HEAR CANNON BOOMING, REACH DUSK. AWHILE. POSITION FRONT ENEMY, FOUR FIVE DAYS SKIRMISHING REBS. THEY [OUT.]","./exhibit3/images/e30075a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[716]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30182a.htm","ARCHIVES EDGAR PHILETUS AND MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER LETTER FROM ANN RUSSELL TO HER DAUGHTER SAWYER. MOTHER, WAS PRESIDENT OF OSHKOSH LADIES AID SOCIETY, WHICH HELPED RAISE MONEY FOR SOLDIERS THEIR FAMILIES DURING WAR. JUNE 25, 1863 MY DEAR GIRL, SEEM HAVE NOTHING DO BUT WRITE YOU THIS MORNING IF HAD TALENT MATERIAL WOULD ENDEAVOR MAKE INTERESTING - ABSENCE BOTH SHALL BARELY MISSIVE INFORM YOU, THAT REMEMBERED HOME, USUAL, & RECEIVED COUSIN LAST EVENING-DIRECTED SUPPOSING WERE ROUTE EASTWARD. WILL ENCLOSE IT-THOUGH PARTICULAR EXCEPT THEY ANTICIPATING WITH PLEASURE SAFE RETURN WONDER-FOR OUR HOUSE NOW SEEMS LIKE MAID PRIM DISMAL, PLEASE. MADE HAPPY HOWEVER, BY IDEA ENJOYING YOURSELVES. KNOW VISIT MILWAUKEE. DAY LEFT ONLY REALLY PLEASANT WEEK-THIS TIS RAINING PROSPECT FAIR COME-I HOPE CLEAR OFF BEFORE READY LEAVE","./exhibit3/images/e30182a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[717]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30182a.htm","THERE WISH MIGHT WEATHER STAY-AS COULD CITY MUCH BETTER ADVANTAGE. COURSE ANXIOUS HEAR GOT ALONG PURPOSE REMAINDER JOURNEY ETC. ETC.-I WANT ALSO FRIENDS WHEN MAY EXPECT THEM HERE. MUCH. KISS EACH CHILDREN MANY PLEASE-ANNA SWEPT GARNISHED ATTIC BASEMENT AFTER WENT [THE LADIES] SOC[IETY] P.M.-ABOUT THIRTY PRESENT-PACKED BARREL PICKLES, HORSERADISH, JELLIES, CANNED FRUIT APPOINTED ATTEND PACKING BOX CLOTHING HOSPITALS-HOWEVER THINK STORM PREVENT BEING RATE- FIFTY DOLLARS DRAMATIC QUITE US-HAVE APPROPRIATED TWENTY FIVE CASH WOUNDED VICKSBURG---MRS. STURTEVANT GONE ROSENDALE MEET BROTHERS EXPECTED FURLOUGH-MAG SPENDING OSHKOSH. ATTENDED GERMAN CHURCH YESTERDAY EIGHT A.M. RETURNED AFTERNOON WHOLE MYSELF-I DOUBT AMPLE TIME REFLECTION POSSIBLY IMPROVE THEREBY-HENRY COMES LONELY ? OH! NO- GLAD LONESOME KIND SAYS SHOULD GIRLS AGAIN-HE HOPED OFTEN M","./exhibit3/images/e30182a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[718]=new index("The Camp Record","./exhibit3/e30002a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION NEWSPAPER THE CAMP RECORD PUBLISHED BY MEMBERS OF 1ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WHILE AT NEGLEY. CONTAINS BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION REGIMENTAL OFFICERS; BANK RIOTS MILWAUKEE JUNE 24, 1861; OTHER REGIMENTS; LIFE; BEING RAISED WISCONSIN; AND GIVES OVERVIEW EACH COMPANIES WISCONSIN. CIVIL WAR ARNOLD, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES CAMPS NEWSPAPERS","./exhibit3/images/e30002a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[719]=new index("Letters to Carrie Taplin from Osman Tapl","./exhibit3/e30058a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO CARRIE TAPLIN, SISTER; FROM HER BROTHER OSMAN B. COMPANY E, 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. CAMP ARLINGTON HEIGHTS JULY 16, 1861 DEAR SISTER, DON RECOLLECT DATE OF LAST THAT RECEIVED YOU FOR KEEP RUN THEM VERY WELL. WRITE JUST WHEN CAN GET CHANCE, HAVE NOW BEEN THIS ABOUT WEEKS, BUT LEAVE AFTERNOON CLOCK FAIRFAX THENCE RICHMOND PROBABLY. ANTICIPATE MUCH FIGHTING OUR FORCE TOO OVERWHELMING REBELS MAKE SHOW AGAINST ALL. BOYS ARE FIRST RATE SPIRITS PROSPECT ADVANCING, THERE WILL 40,000 MEN DIVISION WHICH COMMANDED BY GEN. MCDOWELL. YOUR MOTHER WRITES SHE HEARS NOTHING MOVEMENTS. N.Y. HERALD TIMES GENERALLY PRETTY CORRECT ACCOUNTS TROOPS. RUMORS BATTLES SKIRMISHES MUST PAY ATTENTION UNLESS CONFIRMED SOME SUBSEQUENT PAPER. HEARD TODAY WERE CUT","./exhibit3/images/e30058a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[720]=new index("Letters to Carrie Taplin from Osman Tapl","./exhibit3/e30058a.htm","PIECES FAIRFAX. NEWS CAME WAY OSHKOSH. SUCH REPORT ENTIRELY WITHOUT FOUNDATION SEEN 5 SESECHES THEY PRISONERS. ABLE MASS. YET ALTHOUGH CLOSE HERE, DIFFICULT PASSES GO AROUND AMONG VARIOUS ENCAMPMENTS. SHOULD LIKE SEND PICTURE BILL PHILLIPS. THINK WOULD SAFE. DIRECT WASHINGTON HERETOFORE PARTICULAR PUT REGT. SHALL APT IT. SOON COME HALT LENGTH TIME. WAIT LETTERS ME, WRITING FEW PAPERS OCCASIONALLY. GIVE MY LOVE BEST REGARDS BOYS. TELL SOON. WROTE FATHER WEEK, BIDDING GOOD BYE YOURS TRULY O.B. MISS OSHKOSH, IRON BRIGADE BATTLEFIELDS DEATH CASUALTIES MILITARY HOSPITALS SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY RELIGION","./exhibit3/images/e30058a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[721]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30009a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION LETTER WRITTEN BY TO HIS FAMILY IN OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. WAS NOW MEMBER OF THE 26TH VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WHEN WROTE THIS LETTER. DESCRIBES SEEING WOUNDED COMRADES TRAINS HEADING NORTH FROM BATTLEFIELDS GEOGIA. [JOSEPH TRANSLATED GERMAN] CHATTANOOGA [TENNESSEE] JUNE 2, 1864 DEAR PARENTS AND SIBLINGS, TAKING UP MY QUILL WRITE THESE FEW LINES YOU, KNOW THAT STILL CHATTANOOGA. OUR REGIMENT INVOLVED LATEST BLOODY BATTLES, WHICH EIGHTEEN COMPANY WERE WOUNDED, MOST WHOM SAW THEY PASSED THROUGH HERE. TODAY, ANOTHER THREE HERE, SERGEANT ZIPP, CORPORAL DIENER [SERGEANT] CHARLES STIER. ALL FOND DU LAC. SHOT RIGHT EYE, [WAS SHOT] BREAST, HAS LEG WOUND. THEM LIGHTLY, THINK WILL ESCAPE [WITH THEIR LIFE]. JOHN OSTERTAG DIED HOSPITAL. EVERY [RAILROAD] CARS ARRIVE LADEN WOUNDED. DOES LOOK THOUGH","./exhibit3/images/e30009a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[722]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30009a.htm","ABLE REJOIN BEFORE LONG, BUT SOON GET THERE, FIRST OPPORTUNITY. FURTHER NEWS. CLOSING SEND REGARDS. YOUR SON BROTHER ADDRESS LETTERS REGIMENT. THOSE ME. J.A. CIVIL WAR ARNOLD, CAMPAIGNS & FIGHTING CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30009a.jpg","70","100");
Qp[723]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30007a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION LETTER WRITTEN BY TO HIS FAMILY IN OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. WAS MEMBER OF THE 1ST VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 3 MONTHS SERVICE WHEN WROTE THIS LETTER. MENTIONS FOOD THEY WERE EATING AND CONVERSTIONS WITH SLAVES. MANY LETTERS GERMAN, SINCE PARENTS BORN GERMANY STILL SPOKE LANGUAGE HOME. [JOSEPH TRANSLATED FROM GERMAN] CHARLESTOWN, VIRGINIA JULY 20, 1861 GOD GREETING DEAR PARENTS, BROTHERS SISTERS, YOU WANT HEAR MORE OFTEN TAKES SO LONG FOR GET THERE BACK, UP MY PEN AGAIN SEND FEW LINES. LEFT MARTINSBURG, [VIRGINIA] LAST MONDAY WENT BUNKER HILL WHERE REBELS DEPARTED RAPIDLY. MARCHED NOW HERE, PLACE JOHN BROWN HANGED YEARS AGO. YESTERDAY SPOT GALLOWS STOOD [AND] PARTY HANGED. NOW, EIGHT MILES HARPER FERRY, SHALL PROBABLY NEXT. PEOPLE MOSTLY AFFLUENT RICH, THEM SOME YESTERDAY. ASKED IF HAD WORK","./exhibit3/images/e30007a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[724]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30007a.htm","HARD. SAID YES, TOLD HOW GOOD THEIR MASTERS ARE. SAME BREATH THAT NOT ALLOWED SPEAK WHITE PERSON. WELL SPIRITS. OUR MUCH, HAVE BREAD MONTH, CRACKERS, WHAT SHIPS PILOT SALT MEAT TWICE WEEK. FRESH DELICACIES HARDLY KNOWN. CLOSING, REGARDS YOUR CIVIL WAR ARNOLD, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES CAMPS SLAVERY MILITARY COOKERY","./exhibit3/images/e30007a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[725]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30065a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO JANE S. TAPLIN FROM WILLIAM P. TAYLOR CO. E, 2ND WIS INF.. WASHINGTON DC. JULY 20TH 1863 MRS. J. DEAR MADAM, ANOTHER OF YOUR VERY KIND LETTERS HAS JUST NOW REACHED ME FOR WHICH DESIRE THANK YOU. IT TRULY GRATIFYING FEEL THAT HAVE FRIEND YOU, ASSURANCE MIGHT FIND MORE OSHKOSH. CAN ASSURE MUCH REPAYS ANYTHING MAY DO ANYTIME COMFORT GOOD BOYS. ASHAMED MYSELF WHEN READ DID REQUEST WRITE AGAIN, STILL SO CALL MIND WRITTEN SINCE. BUT, SOME LITTLE EXCUSE FACT INTENDED VISITED FOURTH SEEN FAMILY. MUST BE DEFERRED INDEFINITELY, CONTINUE MAKE GLAD BY SENDING WHENEVER CONVENIENCE SO. AWFUL, TERRIBLE SUFFERING MISERY, TAPLIN, GETTYSBURG THEN BEFORE, USED BEEN MANGLED CORPSES REVOLTING SIGHTS GENERALLY - ONE LIVING FORM FAINTEST IDEA HORRORS WAR, UNTIL SHE","./exhibit3/images/e30065a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[726]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30065a.htm","BATTLE FIELD IMMEDIATELY SUCCEEDING FIGHT, WEEKS AFTER HOSPITALS. SPARE RELATE INCIDENTS, PICTURE MANY SCENES CAME UNDER NOTICE WERE ABLE MR. SELLICK STEPPED OFFICE WISHES UP DEPARTMENT PLEASE GIVE LOVE BELIEVE YOURS LEAST FILL SHEET. 31ST ENCLOSED NOTE EXPLAIN WHY THIS LETTER. MOST LIKELY RECEIVED HILGER. REPLIED WRITING YOURS, HAD HURRY SOMEWHAT TIME, HIM. LIKENESS SAME HOPING FLATTERING WOULD SOON HOPE YET WON DISAPPOINTED, BEGINNING IMAGINE NEGLECTED HERALD OFTEN, OBLIGED. DON THINK SHALL HOME TIME. REMEMBER USUAL ALL. ETC. W. [NOTE: GOVERNOR SALOMON VICE PRESIDENT WISCONSIN SOLDIER AID SOCIETY JUNE 1862. HELD POST, WITH OFFICES D.C., WAR. DETACHED COMPANY INFANTRY, ASSIST OFFICE. QUINER, 125-126. OSMAN B. TAYLOR, OSHKOSH, VOLUNTEER IRON BRIGADE BATTLEFIELDS DEATH CASUALTIES MILITARY SOLDIERS RELIGION MOTHER.","./exhibit3/images/e30065a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[727]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30008a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION LETTER WRITTEN BY TO HIS FAMILY IN OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. WAS MEMBER OF THE 1ST VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 3 MONTHS SERVICE WHEN WROTE THIS LETTER. DESCRIBES OBSERVATIONS CITY HARPER FERRY, VIRGINIA, WHERE FEDERAL ARSENAL HAD BEEN DESTROYED CONFEDERATE FORCES. JULY 23, 1861 DEAR PARENTS AND SIBLINGS, YESTERDAY, WE LEFT CHARLESTOWN, [VIRGINIA] CAME FERRY. ARRIVED HERE, WENT SEE ARSENAL, WHICH SECESSIONISTS BURNT DOWN. LARGE BUILDING MADE BRICK, ABOUT 400 FEET LENGTH, CONSISTS NUMBER BUILDINGS EACH SPECIFICALLY CASTING BULLETS FABRICATING RIFLES GENERAL. SITUATED VALLEY BELOW POTOMAC. BETWEEN BUILDINGS, THERE ROAD, LINED WITH BEAUTIFUL SHADY TREES. WATER RESERVOIR BESIDE PUTTING FIRES CASE ONE SHOULD BREAK OUT. MAGAZINE ALONG WAY. BEHIND FACTORY UNION TROOPS THEY WERE DRIVEN YOU SEE, TOOK","./exhibit3/images/e30008a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[728]=new index("Letter","./exhibit3/e30008a.htm","THEM MANY COULD ONES DID NOT TAKE FALL INTO HANDS SECESSIONISTS. WELL IRON BRIDGE, QUARTER MILE LENGTH. SENT SIX CANNONS, TWO 36-POUNDERS 15 LONG. [CONTINUED BACK SIDE] MARYLAND, 25, PARENTS, BEGAN HOWEVER, RECEIVED MARCHING ORDERS, UNABLE FINISH IT. BEFORE LAST, AGAIN CROSSING RIVER. MILES FROM RIVER, MET 3RD REGIMENT COMPANY OSHKOSH. TALKED SOME ACQUAINTANCES NOW, 30 GOING GUARD CANAL, [RIVER], RAILROAD UNTIL OUR TIME OVER. NEAR CURRENT, KNOW. WILL AUGUST 17. THEN RETURN HAVE WORD THAT 2ND FOUGHT BATTLE MANASSAS JUNCTION, SAID LOST THEIR LIVES THERE. HEARD 70 DIED. FURTHER NEWS. ONLY YOU. WHETHER REACH WRITE, FOURTH WRITING LETTER, NEED RESPOND ANYMORE. BECAUSE YOUR ARRIVES MAY ALREADY SPEAK FACE FACE. CLOSE FOREVER REMAIN SON BROTHER CIVIL WAR ARNOLD, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES CAMPS","./exhibit3/images/e30008a.jpg","68","100");
Qp[729]=new index("Letters from Osman Taplin to his mother.","./exhibit3/e30059a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO JANE S. TAPLIN FROM OSMAN B. TAPLIN, COMPANY E, 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. FT. CORCORAN JULY 23, 1861 DEAR MOTHER, WE ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY MORNING HAVING BEEN FORCED RETREAT NEAR MANASAS WHERE HAD TWO DAYS OF PRETTY HOT WORK. ALTHOUGH GOT OUT IT RIGHT HARD FIGHT, BUT CAME ABOUT EVEN WITH THEM. WERE OBLIGED FALL BACK, OUR LOSS NOT VERY GREAT. ONE KILLED, JOHN BARTON. THERE ARE QUITE NUMBER WOUNDED. SOME 11. JOE ROBERTS SLIGHTLY SHOULDER. WILL TWO. HAVE NONE FACT BADLY CHARLEY GRAVES, RUBE ASH 4 5 OTHERS SLIGHTLY. BOYS BESIDE THOSE NAMED INJURED. THEY READY DUTY SHORT TIME. REBELS STRONG POSITION IF MORE ARTILLERY CLEANED OUT. WHEN LEAVE AGAIN SHALL BETTER PROVIDED FOR. PROBABLY WRITE YOU BEFORE HAVE. BATTLE. LEFT BY EASY MARCHES PROCEEDED","./exhibit3/images/e30059a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[730]=new index("Letters from Osman Taplin to his mother.","./exhibit3/e30059a.htm","FAR CENTERVILLE, MILES ENCAMPED DAYS. SUNDAY CLOCK STARTED MANASAS. HALTED ENEMY DIRECTLY REAR BATTERY WHICH SECURELY LAYING DOWN WOODS. REMAINED HOURS WHILE ANOTHER DIVISION ENGAGED SIDE. THEN MARCHED ROUND REENFORCE CHARGED THEIR TIMES, WAS TOO MUCH US FELL BACK. LIKELY FIND CORRECT ACCOUNT N.Y. HERALD. APPEARS GIVE RELIABLE NEWS. JUST RECEIVED SIS THIS MORNING. FIRST GLAD HEAR THAT WELL. MUST OFTEN SAME. BILLY BRYANT SENDS RESPECTS. YOURS O.B. OSHKOSH, IRON BRIGADE BATTLEFIELDS DEATH CASUALTIES MILITARY HOSPITALS SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY RELIGION LETTERS MOTHER.","./exhibit3/images/e30059a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[731]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30186a.htm","ARCHIVES EDGAR PHILETUS AND MARY ELEANOR JEWELL SAWYER LETTER FROM ANN RUSSELL TO HER DAUGHTER SAWYER. MOTHER, WAS PRESIDENT OF OSHKOSH LADIES AID SOCIETY, WHICH HELPED RAISE MONEY FOR SOLDIERS THEIR FAMILIES DURING WAR. SHE DISCUSSES NEW YORK DRAFT RIOTS, VICTORY AT VICKSBURG EVENTS. SUNDAY EVENING 26 JULY 1863 MY DEAR WROTE GREAT HASTE LAST MONDAY PM HAVE SINCE RECEIVED YOUR GOOD LONG WRITTEN WEEK EVENING. MUCH PLEASED COUSIN HENRY MOORE HIGH FAVORS PAST WITH SOCIAL PRIVILEGES. HAD UNUSUALLY PLEASANT VISIT MILWAUKEE FRIENDS. THEY LEFT YESTERDAY MORNING FULLY DESIGNED DEVOTING AFTERNOON WRITING BUT BY TIME CLEARED UP HOUSE WEARY THAT FELT INADEQUATE WRITING. WEEKS MANY CHILDREN, COURSE, WOULD DISARRANGE EVERYTHING. RAINED & VISITED AMONG OURSELVES HOME, TUESDAY COMPANY TEA, WHILE TABLE MR. JACKSON HANDED HIS","./exhibit3/images/e30186a.jpg","128","100");
Qp[732]=new index("Letter from Mary Ann Russell Jewell to h","./exhibit3/e30186a.htm","WIFE THOUGHT MARY. EXCUSED FEW MOMENTS READ ANOTHER HEARD WEEK. WEDNESDAY SPENT - MENAGERIE TOWN ATTENDED ALL, EXCEPT GOV. BASHFORD ICE CREAM ETC. PASSED QUITE PLEASANTLY. THURSDAY DELIGHTFUL DR. HARWOOD MEET MRS. BALL. NICE PLEASANT. FRIDAY MORNING, FATHER CARRIED US, BRETT BUTE MORTS CALL UPON HULL. RIDE, COUNTRY LOOKS MAGNIFICENTLY, SUCH SPLENDID CROPS LUXURIANCE FINEST BARNS WAY SAW, PERHAPS DOZEN ROGERS. HANDSOME PLACE STYLE. CORDIALLY URGED SPEND DAY, MADE JUST RETURNED DINNER THEN [ILLEGIBLE] WHERE MET GOVERNOR B[ASHFORD] F., PAINE PAINE. FATHER, UNCLE JOHN CAME TEA. EXCEEDED HERSELF: BISCUIT, TONGUE, RASPBERRY JAM, ORANGES GRATED COCONUT SUGAR THEM. COFFEE, VARIETIES CAKE CREAM, SEEMED REACHED SHEET BEFORE FAIRLY COMMENCED WILL FILL THIS BLOTTED SPOILED THUS SUSTAIN REPUTATION ECONOMY. H[ENRY] DOES LIKE LETTERS FEAR DISCOURAGING H","./exhibit3/images/e30186a.jpg","128","100");
Qp[733]=new index("Letter from William Jones to friends","./exhibit3/e30122a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM SERGEANT WILLIAM JONES, COMPANY I, 3RD WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY, TO HIS FRIENDS. CARTHAGE, MISSOURI, JULY 28 [1862] DEAR, OFF DOWN AS SOUTHWEST AWAY MAILS AND CIVILIZATION, SIT THE HOUSE RUN-A-WAY REBEL. WITH MY PAPER LYING PIANO, PEN YOU EVENTS THEY HAVE COME OBSERVATION DIXIE LAND. TRANSGRESSOR HARD. TREASON DESOLATION DEATH. CONDITION THIS COUNTRY PLAINLY SHOWS FACTS TIME. WHEN [GOVERNOR] JACKSON COHORTS WERE THOUGHT TAKEN UNION, EVERY SLAVE-HOLDER USED INFLUENCE THAT COULD COMMAND, SPREAD ENVY HATRED, WHICH FOR FREEDOM PEOPLE NORTH, MURDER VINDICTIVELY AMONG THEM WHO WOULD NOT BOW VOTARIES, SLAVERY COURT THEIR FAVOR, ORGANIZED HELLISH BANDS SENT [THEM] THROUGH [THE] LIKE SAMSON FOXES, FIELD FIELD, BURNING DESTROYING PROPERTY MEN FLED [THEIR] LIVES BRUSH.","./exhibit3/images/e30122a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[734]=new index("Letter from William Jones to friends","./exhibit3/e30122a.htm","MANY MURDERED BY RUTHLESS BAND, BECAUSE PREFERRED STARS STRIPES RATTLESNAKE FLAG. FREEDOM, KANSAS. NOW DAY RETRIBUTION HAS OPPRESSOR, MURDERER, [AND] TRAITOR. STRONG ARM FEDERAL POWER HERE, MADE BARE, GUILTY, COWARDLY MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN SEEKS SAFETY, WHERE LATELY HAD DRIVEN NEIGHBOR. CANNOT WELL ESCAPE. KNOW HAUNTS BRUSH, GUIDES ARMY. HUNTING CLASS [OF] BRUTES. GIVE QUARTER ARMED REBELS JAYHAWKERS FOUND SHOT TWO DEAD. [WE] KILLED YESTERDAY. TIED HIM TREE HIM. WOUNDED MORE. DONE WEEK. DID SHARE THIS, BEEN SICK SINCE HERE. BETTER EXPECT SADDLE BUSHWHACKING. NICE RICH COUNTRY. [THERE] PRAIRIE TIMBER, JUST ABOUT RIGHT, WATERED, AMOUNT FRUIT, APPLES PEACHES. RIPE, EARLY VARIETIES. GRAPES MOSTLY [ILLEGIBLE]. NORTHERN AGUE LOOKS LONESOME. HOUSES EMPTY, FARMS GIVEN WEEDS, ALMOST INSTANCE VILLAGES DESERTED. LONG SHALL STAY KNOW. HAVEN HEARD [ARMY P","./exhibit3/images/e30122a.jpg","66","100");
Qp[735]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30084a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY JULY 29 1864 DEAR FATHER, TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY YOU KNOW WHERE AM AND HOW AM. GOOD HEALTH HOPE WHEN THESE FEW LINES REACH YOU, WILL FIND ENJOYING HEALTH. WE ARRIVED THIS MORNING. WERE VERY MUCH PLEASED LOUISVILLE. GUARDED LIKE PRISONERS BY ONE-HUNDRED-DAY-MEN. THEY HAD US PRISON, GUARDS ROUND US, INSIDE, OUTSIDE, THEIR GUNS LOADED. AFRAID OF US. THOUGHT WOULD HURT THEM, BECAUSE OLD SOLDIERS. IF WANTED COULD NOT, FOR ARMS. USED MEAN. DID GIVE HARDLY RATIONS. SELL OUR OWN DONE ANYTHING PUNISHED FOR, [HAVE] IT. BUT INNOCENTLY. FIRST TIME THAT BEEN PUT SINCE SERVICE. THINK WON GET ANOTHER CHANCE IN. WAS SHAME WAY [THAT] DESERTERS","./exhibit3/images/e30084a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[736]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30084a.htm","ALONG CITIES, PEOPLE DESERTERS, GUARDED. GETTING LATE [AND] MUST CLOSE MY LETTER. SOON [WILL] WRITE OFTEN CAN. ARE TRAVELING, CONVENIENT WRITE. LOVE AUNT CHILD, AUGUSTIN, REST FAMILY. NIGHT YOUR [NOTE: MEASURE RELIEVE VETERAN TROOPS REAR DUTIES, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ALLOWED RECRUITMENT DAYS REGIMENTS EARLY 1864. GENERALLY PRISONERS, RAILROADS, FREE FIGHT FRONT LINES. VETERANS, PORLIER, HELD CONTEMPT.] OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY","./exhibit3/images/e30084a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[737]=new index("Bill to Mary Crandall","./exhibit3/e30153a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 BILL OR INVOICE TO MARY CRANDALL FROM THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, OFFICE TREASURER, FOR OVER-PAYMENT VOLUNTEER AID FUND, EMMITT CRANDALL, AMOUNT $130.00. 1864 GEORGE EMMETT OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER SOLDIERS 11TH INFANTRY SOCIETY ASSISTANCE DEBT HOMEFRONT","./exhibit3/images/e30153a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[738]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30083a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. CLIFFBURN BARRACKS WASHINGTON DC JULY 8, 1864 DEAR FATHER, TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY YOU KNOW THAT THERE ORDER FOR REPORT MY IMMEDIATELY. SO AM GOING SIX CLOCK TOMORROW MORNING. [WILL] GET DISCHARGE POSSIBLE. [I] WON WRITE MORE TONIGHT, BECAUSE AFTER TATTOO. MUST BLOW CANDLE [OUT], GOODBYE. SON GIVE LOVE AUNT CHILD, AUGUSTIN, REST FAMILY [NOTE: DRUM BUGLE CALL GIVEN CAMP ALERT EXTINGUISH LIGHTS. JUST BEFORE RETIRING APPROXIMATELY 9:30 PM.] PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30083a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[739]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30078a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. CONVALESCENT CAMP MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE JULY 9, 1863 MY DEAR FATHER, TAKE PEN HAND YOU NOW HOW GETTING ALONG. WELL PRESENT HOPE THESE FEW LINES WILL FIND WELL. REASON DID NOT WRITE, WAS BECAUSE THOUGHT GOING NORTH, BUT THEY HAVE YET. THINK SEND SOON FATHER. EXAMINED MARKED FOR INVALID CORP. [THERE IS] NOTHING NEW [HERE]. [AND] FINALLY WORKING OUR FAVOR EVERY DAY, BOYS ARE WELL, MANFORD BENEDICT DON KEEP TOGETHER IF PART US. TELL AUNT CHILES [?] THAT WROTE SOME TIME AGO NEVER GOT ANSWER. AUGUSTIN SOON. SHALL CLOSE LETTER. LOVE ALL, GOODBYE YOUR AFFECTIONATE BROTHER WANT TWO THREE POSTAGE STAMPS. DIRECT CONVALESCING [NOTES: CORPS LATER RE-DESIGNATED","./exhibit3/images/e30078a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[740]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30078a.htm","VETERAN RESERVE CORPS. MUSICIAN ENLISTED WINNECONNE 15, 1862. RECOVERED ILLNESS SERVED UNTIL MUSTERED OUT JUNE 8, 1865] PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30078a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[741]=new index("Letter of from George Emmett Crandall to","./exhibit3/e30150a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER WITH PATRIOTIC ENVELOPE FROM GEORGE EMIT CRANDALL, COMPANY K, 11TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY TO HIS MOTHER MARY CRANDALL. AUGUST 1, [1863?] DEAR MOTHER, TAKE MY PEN HAND YOU NOW THAT AM WELL HOPE THIS WILL FIND SAME. SUNDAY TODAY VERY HOT HERE SICKLY HERE, BUT STAND WELL. CAN THINK OF THING WRITE, THOUGHT MUST IT. SO LONESOME HERE. WHAT BOYS IF THEY HAVE BE DRAFTED WILL. TELL HIRAM COME OUR BETTER TIMES THAN WOULD WAITED WAS DRAFTED. HIM GO NEENAH LIEUTENANT. HOUSE, NAME. COMES, KNOW. ONLY ABOUT FOUR DAYS ADJUSTED ARE DON NEVER MIND FIRING GUNS. SOUND GOOD HEAR BALLS WHISTLE AROUND YOUR HEAD. MAKE MAN HOME ONCE AWHILE. HAVE, MORE ONCE. SOON [I] GOODBYE. CRANDELL MOTHER. 1861 1865 EMMETT OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER SOLDIERS CAMPAIGNS BATTLES BULLETS HOMESICKNESS ENVELOPES","./exhibit3/images/e30150a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[742]=new index("Letter of Introduction for Susannah Van","./exhibit3/e30162a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER OF INTRODUCTION FOR SUSANNAH VAN VALKENBURG. IT IS SIGNED BY O. C. THOMPSON, SUPERINTENDANT THE U. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, REQUESTING THAT SHE BE GIVEN PASSAGE BACK TO WISCONSIN VIA RAILROAD. HAS BEEN STAMPED 3 OFFICES. 1864 VALKENBURG, ALDEN RICHARDS NURSES UNITED STATES STATIONS RAILROADS","./exhibit3/images/e30162a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[743]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30066a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO JANE S. TAPLIN FROM WILLIAM P. TAYLOR CO. E, 2ND WIS INF.. WASHINGTON D.C.. AUGUST 16TH, 1863 MRS. J. THAT FORGETFUL CANNOT DECIDE WHETHER REPLIED YOUR WHICH CONTAINED MIS-SENT ONE OF HIGER INCLINED THINK DID HOWEVER, WHEN IF TAKE PLEASURE PENNING FEW MORE LINES YOU. HAVE BEEN VERY BUSY LAST SIX WEEKS HAD MANY LETTERS REPLY PARTS STATE ELSEWHERE. LOST WRITTEN BY HILGER MR. SELLECK HOSPITAL IS. OBLIGED KEEP UNTIL AGAIN WRITES US. RECEIVED ANOTHER PAPERS ALTHOUGH EVERYTHING DON MEET MY VIEWS EXACTLY THERE MUCH INTERESTS INSTRUCTIVE THANK KINDNESS THINKING SO OFTEN. WOULD LIKE HEAR CORRESPONDENTS OSHKOSH ARE PUNCTUAL WITHOUT WORD NEWS HOME WEEKS. GOING GETTYSBURG SOME TIME THROUGH COMING MAY FIND THINGS ENABLE FINISH PRESENT DULL INDEED. WEATHER","./exhibit3/images/e30066a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[744]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30066a.htm","HOTTEST SEASON. WRITING UNDER PRESSURE. LIVES SUN STROKE. HORSES DROP DAILY THEIR HARNESS STREET CARS. THERMOMETER HAS STOOD 90O 100O SHADE, FOUR MOSQUITOES UP, FLIES TORMENT US, CLOSE SULTRY NIGHTS, SLEEP STRANGER ALMOST. WHO CITY DUST COULD HELP HIMSELF. I. CONSCRIPT CONVELESCENTS HOSPITALS DESERTERS STRAGGLERS BEING FRONT DAILY, REENFORCING MEAD NUMBER THOUSAND DAILY. ARMY POTOMAC BAKING NORTHERN BANK RAPPAHANNOCK. ONLY SHELTER CASES LITTLE TENTS GAUZE, BEATS PIECE NETTTING. BED MADE GRABBING ROCKS ROOTS FINDING SOFT SPOT LEAST SMOOTH MCADAMIZED ROAD. SPEAK PRINCIPLY BOYS NEVER MENTIONED FACT DR. GREEN, SURGEON TALKED OSMAN, RESIGNED SERVICE IMEDIATLEY AFTER ANTIETAM BATTLE. REBELS WELL TRODDEN GROUND NEAR POOR SLEEPING PERHAPS LAID WAIST VICINTITY. BUT, TRUST, SPARING MARKS IDENTITY GRAVES FALLEN. UTMOST THIS SUMMER VISIT AGAIN, THEY","./exhibit3/images/e30066a.jpg","123","100");
Qp[745]=new index("Letter from Mrs. C. A. Harwood","./exhibit3/e30098a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM MRS. C. A. HARWOOD CONCERNING THE DEATH OF BARNET VAN SLYKE, COMPANY H, 35TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, TO SLYKE: U.S. GENERAL HOSPITAL NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI, AUGUST 21, 1864 DEAR MADAM FEW DAYS AGO, REQUEST YOUR HUSBAND, BARNETT WISCONSIN, WROTE SENT $6.50 SIX DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS THAT TIME KNEW THERE WAS LITTLE HOPE HIS ULTIMATE RECOVERY, THOUGH DID NOT QUITE THINK [THE] FOR HIM SO SHORT. BUT FAILED RAPIDLY. YESTERDAY, ABOUT ONE CLOCK AFTERNOON, IMMORTAL LOOSED MORTAL. SPIRIT WAFTED RETURNLESS WAVES ETERNITY, MORE AMONG CHILDREN MEN. HIM, SITTING BY BED, SPOKE CHILDREN. ALMOST INSTANTLY TEARS RUSHED EYES ROLLED DOWN WASTED CHEEKS UTTERANCE CHOKED. SAID, FINISH BEST. CAN TELL LEFT FEARING AGITATE MORE. AFTER, AGAIN CONTENT DIE LORD WILL. LEAVE MY FAMILY COMPARATIVELY","./exhibit3/images/e30098a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[746]=new index("Letter from Mrs. C. A. Harwood","./exhibit3/e30098a.htm","COMFORTABLE WILLINGLY. ALSO WOULD LIKE TALK WITH MORE, TOO WEAK, BREATH GONE, READ BIBLE. TOOK 8TH CHAPTER ROMANS 14TH JOHN. MIGHT WEARY CLOSED BOOK ARRANGED WHAT COULD NURSE, KIND EXPERIENCED MAN. ASSURE RECEIVED, WHILE THIS HOSPITAL, ATTENTIVE CARE, SURROUNDED EVERY COMFORT, GREAT HAVING FRIENDS AROUND HIM. ENCLOSED FIND HAIR, CUT HEAD DEAD. REQUESTED, CLOTHES YOU. ALL, WHO THUS MOURN, HAVE ONLY DROP COMFORT. FATHER HATH DONE MAY MURMUR, THAN FATHER, PRAYER YOURS RESPECTFULLY SOLDIERS DISEASES SICK PERSONS ORPHANS WIDOWS CRYING","./exhibit3/images/e30098a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[747]=new index("List of elligble men for military servic","./exhibit3/e30172a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS TWO PAGE LIST 8 X 24 PAPER OF ABLEBODIED, FREE WHITE MEN BETWEEN THE AGES EIGHTEEN AND FORTY-FIVE, ELLIGBLE MILITARY SERVICE FROM TOWN[SHIP] PRINCETON, GREEN LAKE COUNTY, WISCONSIN. CONTAINS 193 NAMES. THIS WAS COMPLIANCE TO, AUGUST 8, 1862 DEPARTMENT ORDERS GOVERNORS STATES ENROLL DRAFT. FOND DU LAC, MILITIAS RESISTERS","./exhibit3/images/e30172a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[748]=new index("Pass issued to George S. Bourne","./exhibit3/e30076a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS ONE TWO-DAY PASS ISSUED TO GEORGE S. BOURNE AUGUST 24, 1862 ALLOWING HIM GO FROM CAMP BRAGG OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN FOND DU LAC, WI. IT DESCRIBES YEARS OLD, 5 TALL, LIGHT COMPLEXION, BLUE EYES, BROWN HAIR, AND FARMER. SIGNED BY CHARLES N. PAINE. BOURNE, PAINE, NELSON 21ST VOLUNTEER INFANTRY MILITARY LIFE TRAINING RECRUITING & ENLISTMENT","./exhibit3/images/e30076a.jpg","187","100");
Qp[749]=new index("Letter of to Albert Bennett","./exhibit3/e30168a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER FROM ELMER R. TO ALBERT BENNETT. AUGUST 26, 1864 SET DOWN WRITE YOU FEW LINES KNOW THAT WE ARE WELL PRESENT AND [THAT] RECEIVED YOUR TWO LETTERS. HAVE JUST BEEN TOWN FIND OUT ABOUT THE DRAFT DON THINK THERE WILL ANY OF OMRO. FOR THEY PAY BOUNTY $250 TOWN, OVER THIRTY MEN ENLISTED NOW. WHICH ONLY LEAVES SIX EIGHT [MORE ENLIST]. MEETING TONIGHT GET REST TONIGHT. HAS CREDITED THAN THOUGHT OF, PUSHES QUOTA THIRTY-EIGHT ALL. APPEAR MUCH TROUBLE MEN. TWENTY-FIVE TODAY CHICAGO [SERVE] GUNBOATS. [BEEN A] LOT COME POYGAN WHAT NOT RUN AWAY. GOT MY CROPS BARN WITHOUT RAIN CUT PART PECKS. IN] MARCH ELEVEN TWELVE LOADS STUCK BY HOUSE. HAD BETTER SOON TO. FULL AGAIN. GREAT SUPPER LAST WILLCOX STORE SOLDIERS. BENNETT, FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN HOMEFRONT FARMING HARVESTING RECRUITING & ENLISTMENT OMRO,","./exhibit3/images/e30168a.jpg","88","100");
Qp[750]=new index("Letter from William Jones to Siblings","./exhibit3/e30123a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM SERGEANT WILLIAM JONES, COMPANY I, 3RD WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER CAVALRY, TO HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS. FT. SCOTT, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 14, 1862 DEAR & RECEIVED YOURS OF 29TH AUGUST ANNOUNCING DEATH MOTHER. WAS SHOCKED [AND] UNMANNED FOR SOME TIME. HOPED SEE AGAIN EARTH, BUT SHE HAS GONE. SLEEPETH. CANNOT WISH BACK, ALTHOUGH BETTER NEVER LIVED CHRISTIAN GRACES UNDYING AFFECTION HAVE THOUGHT MOST UNSELFISH PERSONS [THAT] ACQUAINTED WITH. PEACE REST. CHERISHED MEMORY CHILDREN, SACRED WE DROP TEAR TOGETHER, MORE HERE BELOW. MAILED NIGHT BEFORE THIS. TWO PAPERS MORNING; TRIBUNE INDEPENDENT. MR. BON, IT, EAGLE. DETAILED BLUNT BODY GUARD POSITION HONORABLE, THERE CHANCE PROMOTION. THINK THESE ARE [THE] MOTIVES INDUCED OFFICERS WORK DETAIL. BEEN PROMOTED RANK TWICE WOULD ORDERLY","./exhibit3/images/e30123a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[751]=new index("Letter from William Jones to Siblings","./exhibit3/e30123a.htm","SERGEANT, THEN LIEUTENANT, FORTH BY RANK. TOO MANY PROMISES HAD [MADE MUCH MONEY AGAINST WHOSE COMMISSION COST HIM $500. PRETTY WELL KNOWN. [SERGEANT] 1ST COMPANY. MY FAVORABLE SAFETY. TROOPS SOUTHEAST MISSOURI. THEY FIGHTING DOWN SOME. HOW DON KNOW. QUITE FAT, [I] WEIGH 192 [POUNDS]. ALDEN LEACH SICK HOSPITAL COULD DAYS AGO. [HE] SPEAK, TODAY. CHRONIC DYSENTERY. FRIENDS, WANT ALL. FAMILY. HOME MUCH, LIKE LITTLE GIRLS. HENRY, ENLIST IF ALONG WITHOUT. TAKE CARE THEM LEFT. SHOULD TAKEN AWAY, DANIEL. COULD, KNOW, TAKES SELF, [BE] DOING WELL. ENLIST. WHY SELL OUT, SETTLE UP, HORTONIA NEAR SARAH? [YOU HELP] IMPROVE LAND, [YOU] MARTHA. HOUSES, VILLAGE PLACE, MILES ABOUT SAME VILLAGE. TRY WRITE OFTEN. MUST CLOSE GOOD BYE. WM. BLUNT, JAMES G. LEACH, D. FOX LAKE, SOLDIERS GUARDS MILITARY LIFE FARMING WESTWARD MOVEMENT BURIAL GRIEF HOMEFRONT SIBLIN","./exhibit3/images/e30123a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[752]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30085a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. CAMP NEAR ATLANTA SEPT. 15, 1864 DEAR FATHER, TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY ANSWER YOUR WELCOME LETTER, WHICH FOUND GOOD HEALTH, AND HOPE WHEN THESE FEW LINES REACH MAY FIND ENJOYING SAME BLESSING. YESTERDAY WENT CITY SAW HOW SHELLS THROUGH BUILDINGS. TORE THEM BADLY. PEOPLE SAID THAT THERE WERE MANY CITIZENS KILLED BY SHELLS. WHERE THEY DUG HOLES GET OUT OF THINK ONE MORE CAMPAIGN WILL WIND MY THREE YEARS [UP], IF GOD SPARES UNTIL TIME. TELL LOOKS MIGHTY SHAKY BULLETS FLYING, ALTHOUGH BOYS DON MIND IT. HOLLER ANOTHER MAKE BARGAIN MEET HALF WAY TRADE TOBACCO FOR COFFEE. USED THEM. ALONE SIT DOWN HAVE GREAT TALK. SOMETIMES FIVE [CONFEDERATES] SITTING","./exhibit3/images/e30085a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[753]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30085a.htm","AROUND WAS SIGHT REST BOYS. BEEN COULD [HAVE] TAKEN THEIR LINES. BUT WOULD STICK THEN PARTED SHAKE HANDS SOON RIFLE PITS. SHOOTING LAY SAME. KNOW GOING US. WELL MUST BRING CLOSE. WELL. VREDENBURG LIEUTENANT COMPANY. ONE, BOY. GIVE LOVE AUNT CHILDS AUGUSTIN, FAMILY. SON C. MOSES LADD MARSHALL [GRIGNON] SEND BEST RESPECT PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30085a.jpg","64","100");
Qp[754]=new index("Letter of to Albert Bennett","./exhibit3/e30169a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER FROM ELMER R. TO ALBERT BENNETT. SEPTEMBER 16, 1864 WRITE YOU FEW LINES KNOW THAT WE ARE WELL AND RECEIVED YOUR WAS SORRY HEAR BEEN SICK LAME. HAVE THOUGHT HAD BEST COME HOME THIS THE MOST SICKLYEST SEASON OF YEAR. DON THINK ENOUGH PRESENT BONE INTO HARD WORK. IF WANT CAN GET JUST MUCH WAGES HERE THERE. MEETING LAST NIGHT HEARD THEM MAKE THEIR REPORTS CONCERNING QUOTA DRAFT OMRO. THEY PAID TWENTY MEN SEND ELEVEN MORE. REPORTED ENLISTED, BUT PAY YET TEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WHICH LACKED SEVEN WILL PROBABLY FIXED DAYS. GOT ONLY LEAVES SIX HUNDRED. NEED NOT AFRAID ANY TIME PLEASE, FOR EVERYBODY SAYS TIME. AMOS BUILD [ILLEGIBLE] ELEVATOR BENNETT, FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN HOMEFRONT RECRUITING & ENLISTMENT PERSONS OMRO,","./exhibit3/images/e30169a.jpg","77","100");
Qp[755]=new index("Letter from Osman Taplin to his father.","./exhibit3/e30060a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO LOWELL G. TAPLIN FROM OSMAN B. TAPLIN, COMPANY E, 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. IT WRITTEN LETTERHEAD ENGRAVED WITH THE US CAPITOL. CAMP ADVANCE SEP. 20, 1861 DEAR FATHER, RECEIVED YOUR LETTER, BUT DELAYED ANSWERING UNTIL SHOULD SEND HOME SOME MONEY. YESTERDAY SENT $25 BY EXPRESS WHICH WILL PRESENTING ENCLOSED ORDER C. HALL. DON TAKE ANYTHING GOLD. ARE HERE HAVE BEEN ENGAGED COPPING DIGGING FOR LAST WEEKS. GETTING FIRST RATE FARE ENJOY OURSELVES RATE. OUGHT SEE INTO PIECE OF TIMBER. BEATS LOGGING HEARD TELL OF. CUT 80 ACRES HEAVY HALF WEEK. BLOODY TIGERS THEY UNDERTAKE. 10 WENT OUT AFTER CATTLE. BROUGHT 58 HEAD, SESECH. THERE WAS ABOUT HUNDRED REBEL CAVALRY WATCHING US, DID NOT DARE PITCH IN. IF HAD, FEW WOULD GOT BACK HOME, 200 HID BEHIND","./exhibit3/images/e30060a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[756]=new index("Letter from Osman Taplin to his father.","./exhibit3/e30060a.htm","WOODS CHANCE THEM OFF ATTACKED. ALSO WAGONS STUD HORSE. BEEF TIME. FOUND GOOD MANY MEN THAT USED KNOW NEWBURY 3RD VERMONT, CAMPED NEAR US. AMONG CHARLES BAGLEY, SON JAKE JOHNSONS OTHERS 20. REGT. HAS MASS. HIS WOUND HEALED UP NEW. MUCH NEWS WRITE, EVERYTHING BEING QUIET NOTHING GOING STRENGTHENING DEFENSES CITY. FURTHER CLOSE. SOON OBLIGE YOURS O.B. OSHKOSH, IRON BRIGADE BATTLEFIELDS DEATH CASUALTIES MILITARY HOSPITALS SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY RELIGION FATHER.","./exhibit3/images/e30060a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[757]=new index("Letter from John B. David to Osman Tapli","./exhibit3/e30061a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO LOWELL G. TAPLIN FROM SERGEANT JOHN B. DAVID CONCERNING OSMAN TAPLIN, COMPANY E, 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. MILES N.W. OF CATERSVILLE MR. DEAR SIR, LAST MONDAY THE 17TH SEPT. OUR ARMY THAT ENEMIES WERE ENGAGED MOST SAME NIGHT. REG. WIS. WAS FORMED LINE DAYLIGHT ABOUT HOUR WITH ENEMY. FIRST BATTLE EXTREME RIGHT. CONSEQUENTLY LOST HEAVIEST. TOOK INTO ACTION 151 MEN, 75 THEM EITHER KILLED WOUNDED. CO. 12 [?] AMONG HIT AFTER FIRING TWO ROUNDS. SLIGHTLY KNEE, BUT ABLE WALK HELPED HIM FIELD. TAKEN BEFORE GOING FAR PUT AMBULANCE, THEN WHERE PRESENT. NOW DOING DANGEROUSLY WILL SOME TIME SAY WHETHER LIVE NOT. LEFT CARE HIM. ASSURE YOU POSSIBLE ONE FRIEND. DR. ARNT REGT. SEE THIS MORNING. TOLD THERE HOPES BEING THIRTEENTH LOOKED EXTREMELY WELL.","./exhibit3/images/e30061a.jpg","48","100");
Qp[758]=new index("Letter from John B. David to Osman Tapli","./exhibit3/e30061a.htm","BETTER THAN EXPECTED. OPINION LIVE. SHALL KEEP INFORMED HOW GETS ALONG COURSE MORE DAYS SIDE, BALL STRUCK HALF WAY BETWEEN NAVEL PASSED THROUGH BODY, COMING JUST ABOVE POINT HIP. BONES TOUCHED IF INSIDES HURT QUESTION WHICH ANSWER, SAID BEFORE, ALONG, CAN GIVE DIRECTIONS WRITE IMPOSSIBLE EVEN SEND SLEEPING VERY QUIETLY SAYS COULD UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES. THESE FEW LINES CLOSE. YOURS RESPECTFULLY J.B. DAVID, VOLS. 1862 DAVIDS, OSHKOSH, IRON BRIGADE BATTLEFIELDS DEATH CASUALTIES MILITARY HOSPITALS SOLDIERS SOCIETY RELIGION FATHER.","./exhibit3/images/e30061a.jpg","48","100");
Qp[759]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30080a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE SEPT 20TH 1863 MY DEAR FATHER, YOU WANTED NOW HOW AND WHERE WHEN COULD PROCURE TESTIMONY. CAN TIME NASHVILLE. INSTRUCT ABOUT IT. TELL IT, SO GIVE CORRECT RECEIVED YOUR TWO LETTERS BUT HAVE NOT ANSWER BOTH DAY WILL OTHER ONE TOMORROW. AM WELL USUAL HOPE THESE FEW LINES REACHES FIND WELL. FATHER; LOVE AUNT CHILES, AUGUSTIN, REST OF FOLKS AFFECTIONATE SON, PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES TENTS CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30080a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[760]=new index("Letter of from George Emmett Crandall to","./exhibit3/e30152a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER WITH PATRIOTIC ENVELOPE FROM GEORGE EMIT CRANDALL, COMPANY K, 11TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY TO HIS MOTHER MARY CRANDALL. ENVLOPE HAS GENERAL MCCLELLAN. SEPTEMBER 22, 1865 DEAR MOTHER, JUST WE RECEIVED YOUR KIND WELCOME LETTER. FOUND PRETTY WELL. MY LEG DOING REAL [ILLEGIBLE FEW WORDS]UP WRITING CHAIR. DON KNOW WHAT TELL ABOUT SELLING CORN. MAYBE HAD BETTER ONE, FOR CAN GET PAY UNTILL DISCHARGE THINK WON LONG BEFORE WILL TAKE IT. THEY OFFERED THIS DAY. TOLD THEM [ILLEGIBLE] WOULDN YET WAIT. FOUR DAYS. FIRST THERE YOUNG MAN COMING HOME ME. THINKS GREAT DEAL AM VERY NOW, BUT EVER USE [MEANING LEG.] CROOKED STIFF. BEND MITE. SHOW NEAR CAN. [AT POINT LETTER, DRAWS PICTURE LABELS HOLE DRAWN ABOVE KNEE JOINT LABELED HIT LINE PASSES THROUGH BACK, NAPE LABELED, CAME TRUE","./exhibit3/images/e30152a.jpg","171","100");
Qp[761]=new index("Letter of from George Emmett Crandall to","./exhibit3/e30152a.htm","HISTORY GIVE WAS SIX HOLES CUT PART LAY [ILLEGIBLE]. ONLY THAT HAVE IRICIPPILAS ONCE. THEN LARGE ABSCESS NEW, SO TORE PIECES. MUST STOP TIME, GOODBYE ABSENT SON. EMITT CRANDELL WRITE OFTEN [I] STAMPS EMMETT OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER SOLDIERS ENVELOPES CAMPAIGNS BATTLES FORTS FORTIFICATIONS WOUNDS INJURIES CASUALTIES BULLET","./exhibit3/images/e30152a.jpg","171","100");
Qp[762]=new index("Letter of from Ann Eliza to William [Doe","./exhibit3/e30135a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS 1 LETTER FROM YOUNG NEW YORK LADY TO HER FRIEND WILLIAM WHO HAS JUST ENLISTED, POSSIBLY JENKINS DOERNER. THE 9TH WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 5, 1861. NEWSTEAD, 24TH DEAR WILLIAM, RECEIVED YOURS OF 23RD THURSDAY NIGHT AND HAVE BEEN TRYING COMPOSE MYSELF SO ABLE WRITE, PARTIALLY SUCCEEDED. YET WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES MAKE WHETHER NOT? CANNOT ALTER ANYTHING USELESS FOR ME SAY WORD. TELL COOLLY THAT INTO WESTERN ARMY [AND] REGRET, THOUGHT PROBABLY GRIEF KNEW WOULD CAUSE. THINK MIGHT KNOW ABOUT BEFORE VOLUNTEERED. HAD ONLY COME HOME FIRST HERE GONE THIS DIVISION SHOULD FEEL BAD. COULD HEAR MUCH OFTENER. PAPERS GIVE FULL PARTICULARS EVERY MOVEMENT TROOPS VIRGINIA. THERE INJURED BELONGING REGIMENT, THEIR NAMES ARE GIVEN. BUT LITTLE GOING MISSOURI, UNLESS LARGE BATTLE, PERHAPS PREFER MISSOURI.","./exhibit3/images/e30135a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[763]=new index("Letter of from Ann Eliza to William [Doe","./exhibit3/e30135a.htm","FEAR MORE TROUBLE WITH RHEUMATISM THAN BEFORE. KINDS WEATHER. COLD FALL RAINS COMING LAY MANY WET GROUND. IMAGINE WERE THINKING ABOUT. THEN IDEA SHOT AT. OH GOD, ENDURE THOUGHT. MAY KILLED TAKEN PRISONER [WILL] NEVER BECOME YOU. OH, TOO HARD. COMFORT, CONSOLATION ONE, COMPLAIN MORE. WRONG & DISCOURAGE MUST FORGIVE ME. UTTERLY MISERABLE. HARDLY WRITING. STOP AWHILE KEEP TEARS BACK. WELL. GEHM SOME, ANYTHING. WENTZ WORKS HERE. FATHER MOTHER MARK SEND REGARDS HOPE RETURN SAFE. SAYS PRAY SAFETY SECESH [THAT] OPPOSE DON WANTING ANYBODY. DREADFUL THOUGHT, RATHER KILLED. ELIZA DOERNER, OSHKOSH, WEBSTER WALKER HOMEFRONT MILITARY ENLISTMENT MOBILIZATIONS INFANTRY [DOERNER?]","./exhibit3/images/e30135a.jpg","79","100");
Qp[764]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30062a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO LOWELL G. TAPLIN FROM WILLIAM P. TAYLOR, CONCERNING OSMAN D. CO. E, 2ND WIS INF., MORTALLY WOUNDED AT ANTIETAM. WASHINGTON D.C.. SEPT 24TH, 1862 MR. DEAR SIR, JUST ARRIVED THE BATTLEFIELD, ONLY HOUR AGO, SENT YOU TELEGRAPH DISPATCH, INFORMING OF CONDITION OSMAN, WHICH HOPED RECEIVED. CANNOT MUCH INFORMATION CONVEYED TELL WHERE AT. LYING HOUSE ABOUT TWO MILES WOUNDED, ATTENDED BY [JOHN] BRENT DAVIDS, WHOM MAY DEPEND GOOD NURSE BE FOUND. MUSKET BALL, PASSED ENTIRELY THROUGH HIS STOMACH, ABOVE HIP THIGH JOINT. WHEN FIRST SAW HIM DID THINK COULD SEVERE, SEEMED SO BRIGHT CHEERFUL. SHAKING CORDIALLY HAND, ANSWER MY EXCLAMATION SURPRISE CHEERY APPEARENCE, SAID HI, SAME TIME GIVING ONE PECULIAR LOOKS, LEAVES DOUBT SINCERIT. WANT THAT PAINS LITTLE ...","./exhibit3/images/e30062a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[765]=new index("Letter from William P. Taylor to Osman T","./exhibit3/e30062a.htm","TIM, EXACTLY POOR BOY. THERE INFLAMATION WHATEVER THREATENING DOCTOR HAD HOPES BEING FEW DAYS. BUT DARE RAISE YOUR TOO HIGH. SYMPATHIZE WITH SUSPENCE, MUST WORSE THAN FULL KNOWLEDGE WORST, ABLE SEND MORE ENCOURAGING NEWS TWO. DETAILED, RATHER PERMITTED READS TRAVEL BETWEEN [THE] CARRY MAIL ETC. PREPARED ENQUIRES ANXIOUS FRIENDS MEMBERS COMPANY REGARDS WHEREABOUTS, CONDITION, BROUGHT TODAY, 200 LETTERS REACHED REGIMENT 6TH WISCONSIN, EITHER KILLED, SICK MISSING. HAVE VISITED HOSPITALS THIS SIDE BATTLEGROUND DELIVERING MANY, WORK BEFORE DISTRIBUTE THOSE CITY, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA, ALLOWED PASS, AFFORDING WAY EXCELLANT OPPORTUNITY FIND LOCALITY BOYS. MATTERS, DON SOMETIMES THREE FOUR WEEKS, ADDRESSING ME, SPEEDY OBTAINED, ANSWERED. WOULD SPARE ANYTHING ALLAY ANXIETY FEAR PARENTS NOBLE IF EXPRESS MANNER THEY REGIMENT, NAY BRIGADE, CONDUCTED","./exhibit3/images/e30062a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[766]=new index("Letter from John B. David to Osman Tapli","./exhibit3/e30063a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER AND ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO LOWELL G. TAPLIN FROM JOHN B. DAVID CONCERNING OSMAN D. CO. E, 2ND WIS INF., MORTALLY WOUNDED AT ANTIETAM. KEEDYSVILLE MD. SEPT 24TH, 1862 MR. DEAR SIR, WROTE YOU LAST WEEK SOON AFTER THE BATTLE, TOLD OF YOUR SON BEING HIS DANGER. THEREIN THAT TWO THREE DAYS WOULD ABLE INFORM WHETHER LIVE DIE. WAS HOPES BY THIS TIME COULD GIVE RECOVERY, BUT SUCH NOT CASE. MOVED HOSPITAL SHERMAN HOUSE BRIGADE MONDAY 22. DISTANCE MILES WITH PRETTY ROUGH ROADS. COMPLAINED LITTLE YET PLACED NOTICED BEGAN FALL AWAY. PULSE WEAKENED LAY EASY ANY POSITION. PASSED FIRST NIGHT QUIETLY NEXT UNTIL ABOUT AFTERNOON WHEN GET WORSE. GREW HALF PAST FOUR TAKEN CRAMPS HEAVY CONVULSIONS BOWELS. FIVE CLOCK CRAMPED THOUGHT DEAD, SO. SPEAK ASKED WATER, WHICH BROUGHT HIM. UNDERTOOK","./exhibit3/images/e30063a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[767]=new index("Letter from John B. David to Osman Tapli","./exhibit3/e30063a.htm","DRINK DISCOVERED MOUTH OPEN. JAWS WERE LOCKED. THEN SURGEON SOMETHING EASE PAIN, DONE EMEDIATELY, NEARLY CHOKING DEATH. IF NOT. THEREUPON DOCTOR LIVE, READY PREPARED, SAID HAD HAVE BEFORE. THEY TALKED GROW WRITE MOTHER TELL HOW WHERE DIED. ALSO SEND FINE DAGUEREOTYPE KNAPSACK. WILL FORWARD POSSIBLE. SUFFERED CONSIDERABLE BECAME PERFECTLY EASY, SAY ANYTHING. TWELVE MINUTES THREE. GEORGE SMITH CARE BODY. GOT COFFIN MADE TODAY BURRIED CEMETERY, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND. NOBLE BOY. SOLDIER SUPERIOR BATTLEFIELD PARADE GROUND. BRAVE FAULT, KIND ALL, LOVED MOURN LOSS. MY TENT MATE WINTER WHILE CAMP TILLINGHAST CONSEQUENTLY FIRM FRIENDS. REQUEST GRANTED. DID MOST, MORTAL. NOTHING REQUESTS, THEREBY MAKING COMFORTABLE QUIET. SHOULD WANT COMMUNICATE INFORMATION TIME, SHALL HAPPY POWER PARENTS FRIEND. YOURS RESPECTFULLY J.B. REG. WIS. GIBBONS VIA","./exhibit3/images/e30063a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[768]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30086a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. CAMP NEAR ATLANTA SEPT. 25 1864 DEAR FATHER, TAKE PLEASANT OPPORTUNITY YOU NOW THAT STILL LIVE AND GOOD HEALTH, HOPE WHEN THESE FEW LINES REACHES YOU, MAY FIND ENJOYING SAME HEALTH. RECEIVED YOUR WELCOME LETTER, WHICH PLEASED VERY MUCH HERE WAS SPOKE ABOUT WHEELER LETTER. WOULD BE NARROW ESCAPE FOR US. IF HAD BIGGER SQUAD OF MEN. COULD CAPTURE EVERY ONE US, BECAUSE THERE LOT BOYS THREW THEIR GUNS WAY ACCOUTERMENTS. WELL OLD STORY TALK IT, SO [WILL] TELL WHAT HAVE BEEN DOING TODAY. CLEANED EVERYTHING HAD. WERE GOING BRIGADE INSPECTION. GOT THERE, [AT] PLACE WHERE [HAVE] INSPECTION, BEGAN RAIN. SPOILED BROKE RANKS LEFT. BEFORE TENTS, WET. THEN","./exhibit3/images/e30086a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[769]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30086a.htm","WORK GUNS. [THINGS] TIME. HARDLY SELVES. WISH MY OVER. BEGUN TIRED LYING GROUND. TWO YEARS. THINK BED FEEL [A] LITTLE BETTER THAN ARE WELL. MOSES FUNNY USUAL. MARSHAL SAME. HAS COURAGE. SAYS GETS THROUGH SAFE, THINKS CAN HOME BOY. STUART CAPTAIN VREDENBURG FIRST LIEUTENANT. FELLOW. GIVE LOVE AUNT CHILD AUGUSTIN REST FAMILY. NIGHT. SON PS: SEND ASKED LETTERS, POSTAGE STAMPS, PAPER ENVELOPES, THREAD, NEW NEEDLES, PARE GLOVES, CAN. FARE SLIM HERE. DON ENOUGH EAT [NOTES: BRIGADIER GENERAL JOSEPH WHEELER, CONFEDERATE CAVALRY COMMANDER. PRIVATE LADD ENLISTED WINNECONNE 15, 1862. MUSTERED JUNE 8, 1865 MARSHALL GRIGNON OSHKOSH JANUARY 26, RECRUIT. TRANSFERRED 3RD 1865. JAMES SERGEANT 4, PROMOTED 2ND FEBRUARY 1863, DECEMBER 23, 31, 1864. EDGAR 14, 1865.] PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOO","./exhibit3/images/e30086a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[770]=new index("Discharge for Charles D. Echols","./exhibit3/e30165a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS DISCHARGE FOR CHARLES D. ECHOLS, PRIVATE IN COMPANY K, 140TH OHIO NATIONAL GUARD 100 DAYS ENLISTED MAY 2, 1864, BORN LOUISVILLE, KY, WAS 41 YEARS OLD TIME OF ENLISTMENT, 5 7 TALL, FAIR COMPLEXION, GRAY EYES, DARK SKIN, AND BOOK KEEPER BY TRADE. IT MENTIONS THE BACK THAT HAD SERVED MEXICAN 1847. CERTIFICATE, NEW ORLEANS, LA SOLDIERS","./exhibit3/images/e30165a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[771]=new index("Letter from Plummer S. Walker to brother","./exhibit3/e30148a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM PLUMMER S. WALKER, COMPANY K, 1ST WISCONSIN HEAVY ARTILLERY, TO HIS BROTHER FRED. CAMP RANDALL MADISON, SEPT 30TH 1864 DEAR & SISTER TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF WRITING FEW LINES YOU KNOW THAT WELL TC. REICEVED CAROLINE TWO THREE DAYS AGO. THEY WHERE TIME. SHE WROTE YOUR MISFORTUNE LOOSING LITTLE ONE. WORLD FULL TROUBLES SOME WAY ANOTHER. FEEL VERY SORRY YOU. HAVE BEEN WEEKS YESTERDAY MORNING. [I HAVE] ENLISTED ARTILLERY. ABOUT FULL, BUT DON WHEN WILL LEAVE. UNDERSTAND WASHINGTON REMAIN THERE. BEEF, BREAD COFFEE, SOMETIMES BEANS SOUP. HEAR ARE DRAFTING GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN. HOPE RIGHT, WOULD CHANCE IF HAD ENLISTED. RATE, CHILDREN. KINDS PEOPLE FOUR SHOT ACCIDENTALLY. LEAVING EVERY DAYS. GET PASS, MOST DAY, CITY, CAN FURLOUGHS YET HOME. MUST WRITE SOON THIS. DIRECT","./exhibit3/images/e30148a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[772]=new index("Letter from Plummer S. Walker to brother","./exhibit3/e30148a.htm","RANDALL, BARRACKS NO. 17, FRED, FORGET WRITE. THINK MUCH MORE, GOODBYE PRESENT. TRULY YOURS P.S. MR. MRS. NESBIT OSHKOSH, WEBSTER SOLDIERS RECRUITING ENLISTMENT MILITARY RATIONS TROOPS ACCIDENTS","./exhibit3/images/e30148a.jpg","63","100");
Qp[773]=new index("Letter from Ai Rice to John Heron","./exhibit3/e30141a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM AI RICE, COMPANY K, 11TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY: BRASHEAR, CITY LA SEPTEMBER 4, 1864 DEAR FRIEND, RECEIVED YOUR YESTERDAY AND WAS GLAD TO YOU. AM NOT WELL MIGHT BE, BUT HOPE THESE FEW LINES WILL FIND WELL. HAVE BEEN SICK SUMMER. HAD CHILL FEVER EVERY OTHER FOR ALONG TIME. LOST 22 POUNDS TWO MONTHS. WRITTEN NELSON SEVERAL TIMES, ANSWER HIM YET. ARE HAVING BEST [TIME], HARD IF INSPECTION, WOULD SINCE SERVICE. STEPHEN BELL GOOD HEALTH BELIEVE JARVIS NUTTART GETTING BETTER FAST, HAS OF SEND MY RESPECT GIRLS INQUIRING FRIENDS. SAME SELF THIS PRICE DANNY HEARON DIRECT NEW ORLEANS, LA. DID BEFORE HERON, JOHN OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER WEIGHT LOSS PERSONS","./exhibit3/images/e30141a.jpg","61","100");
Qp[774]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30079a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS LETTER FROM CHARLES LEWIS PORLIER TO HIS FATHER LOUIS B. DURING SERVICE WITH COMPANY B, 21ST REGIMENT, WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE SEPTEMBER 6TH 1863 MY DEAR TAKE PLEASURE OF WRITING YOU FEW LINES NOW THAT AM ENJOYMENT GOOD HEALTH AND HOPE WHEN THESE REACHES WILL FIND ENJOYING HEALTH. FATHER, RECEIVED YOUR DATED AUGUST 8. SAY OUGHT REMAIN [MY] FORMER COMPANY. HAVE DO TOLD BY OFFICERS. VERY PLACE HERE [WILL] STAY UNTIL THEY SEND AWAY. TENT FLOOR IT, NINE PATIENTS BEDS. [THERE IS] ONLY ONE THING [WRONG], GRUB. WE DON GET ENOUGH EAT. WISH WAS HOME MEAL VITLES. HAVEN HAD VITTLES SINCE LEFT HOME. MANFORD EXAMINED HIM. DOCTOR SENT FRONT NOT FIT FRONT. IF KNEW BUSINESS, WOULD NOTHING MORE PRESENT. CLOSE BECAUSE COMING. GIVE LOVE AUNT CHILES AUGUSTIN. SO GOODBYE","./exhibit3/images/e30079a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[775]=new index("Letter from Charles Lewis Porlier to his","./exhibit3/e30079a.htm","AFFECTIONATE SON DIRECT CUMBERLAND FIELD HOSPITAL THIRD DIVISION TENN. PLEASE DOLLAR HALF BUY ENVELOPES POSTAGE STAMPS? INSPECTION TENTS. COME SAID [IT] NEATEST CLEANEST BEEN ASKED BEFORE. NO. SEEM UNDERSTAND WELL. PORLIER, OSHKOSH, CAMPAIGNS & BATTLES CAMPING MILITARY POLICE UNIFORMS DESTRUCTION PILLAGE FOOD SUPPLY VETERANS","./exhibit3/images/e30079a.jpg","125","100");
Qp[776]=new index("Jennie Reardon Hancock","./exhibit3/e30280a.htm","ARCHIVES HANCOCK COPY PRINT OF EARLIER DAMGED DAGUERREOTYPE OR AMBROTYPE UNIDENTIFIED YOUNG WOMAN, PROBABLY JENNIE REARDON HANCOCK. 1855 1860 FELT LEATHER SILK GILT PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, HANCOCK, REARDON, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS FEMALE IMMIGRANTS IRISH-AMERICANS NEVITT, CHARLES R.","./exhibit3/images/e30280a.jpg","87","100");
Qp[777]=new index("Peter C. Kelsch","./exhibit3/e30095a.htm","ARCHIVES CASED IMAGE AMBROTYPE ON RUBY GLASS, TINTED AND GOLD PAINTED, WITH EMBOSSED BRASS MAT SCROLL OPENING; PRESERVER OF PETER C. KELSCH. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1862 PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION KELSCH, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE SOLDIERS BAYONETS MUSKETS REVOLVERS KNIVES CASUALTIES 11TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30095a.jpg","83","100");
Qp[778]=new index("Company E, 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Collec","./exhibit3/e30041a.htm","ARCHIVES COMPANY E, 2ND WISCONSIN INFANTRY COLLECTION ARCHIVAL OF RECORDS CONTAINING 1 OVERSIZE BOX OFFICIAL PAPERS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. MATERIALS WERE PROBABLY KEPT BY LIEUTENANTS RUEBEN ASH AND HENRY B. HARSHAW OSHKOSH. THE CONTAINS: DESCRIPTIVE BOOK; MONTHLY RETURN CLOTHING, CAMP & GARRISON EQUIPAGE; INVOICES, LISTS; RETURNS; RECEIPTS; MUSTER ROLLS; MUSTER-OUT ROLLS. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1864 GROUP HARSHAW, ASH, REUBEN WASHINGTON, DC NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY IRON BRIGADE","./exhibit3/images/e30041a.jpg","62","100");
Qp[779]=new index("John Walter Scott","./exhibit3/e30091a.htm","ARCHIVES HUME LARGE CHARCOAL OR CRAYON PORTRAIT OF COLONEL JOHN WALTER SCOTT. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1863 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PORTRAIT, SCOTT, OSHKOSH, WI PHOTOGRAPHS DRAWINGS MALE OFFICERS CASUALTIES DEATH 3RD WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30091a.jpg","80","100");
Qp[780]=new index("Sword","./exhibit3/e30242a.htm","HISTORY PRESENTATION GRADE SWORD AND SCABBARD: STEEL DOUBLE EDGE BLADE WITH ETCHED DECORATION OF 4 GROUPS INCISED FLORAL DESIGN; HILT DECORATIVE CAST BRONZE GILT; POMMEL DECORATED ARMOR HELMET PLUME; GRIP HAS REPLACEMENT-INCISED BONE ORIGINAL WAS DIAGONALLY-INCISED IVORY LION HEAD KNUCKLE BOW, EAGLE COUNTER-GUARD; 2 BRASS BANDS RINGS APPLIED FLORAL-DESIGN DRAG. THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS WERE REPLACED NEW PARTS DURING 1998 RESTORATION: SCABBARD, WOOD LINER GRIP, RED PAD HILT. PRESENTED 2ND HENRY B. HARSHAW CIVIL WAR. BORN JUNE 13, 1842 WASHINGTON COUNTY, YORK. SON GEORGE RELIANCE HARSHAW. CIRCA 1795 IRELAND 1801 CAME WISCONSIN FATHER 1849 SETTLED OCONOMOWOC, WAUKESHA COUNTY. 1854 FAMILY REMOVED OSHKOSH, WINNEBAGO WHERE ATTENDED SCHOOL UNTIL 1859. THEN YEAR COURSE BEAVER DAM, DODGE WAYLAND UNIVERSITY. 1860 TAUGHT","./exhibit3/images/e30242a.jpg","315","100");
Qp[781]=new index("Sword","./exhibit3/e30242a.htm","COUNTRY NEAR RIPON, GREEN LAKE GEORGE, FATHER, LISTED FEDERAL CENSUS RESIDING FOURTH WARD CITY OSHKOSH. HIM WIFE SONS ALBERT ENLISTED APR. 21, 1861 ASSIGNED COMPANY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY PRIVATE. PROMOTED SERGEANT MAJOR THAT REGIMENT SEPT. 8, 1862. COMMISSIONED LIEUTENANT MAR. 1863 ASSISTANT AIDE CAMP FROM OCT. 9, THROUGH 15, 1864. WOUNDED LAUREL HILL, MARYLAND MAY LEFT AMPUTATED BELOW SHOULDER DUE WHILE PATIENT SEMINARY HOSPITAL WASHINGTON, DC REJOINED 19, MUSTERED OUT 28, TERM ENLISTMENT. MARRIED DEC. GEORGIA M. FINNEY. SHE 1839 SACKETT HARBOR, SISTER EDWIN FINNEY, INFANTRY. 1868 CLERK CIRCUIT COURT HIGH STREET HELD ELECTED POSITION 1866 1878 RESIGNED ONLY ACCEPT APPOINTMENT POSTMASTER FOR PRACTICE LAW. HAD DAUGHTER, ANGIE, WHO NOV. 23, 1880 1. FORMED PARTNERSHIP A.W. WEISBROD 1879. 1883 P.O. RECEIVING PENSION $24 PER MONTH LOSS ARM. WHEN","./exhibit3/images/e30242a.jpg","315","100");
Qp[782]=new index("Frank Winkler, Company K, 9th Wisconsin","./exhibit3/e30271a.htm","ARCHIVES WINKLER COPY PRINT OF CABINET CARD IMAGE ALSO AN EARLIER TINTYPE FRANK WINKLER, COMPANY K, 9TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1862 WARNE, CHEEVER & WOOD STEEL PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER PRINT, ST. LOUIS, MO SOLDIERS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE MUSKETS TRACY, CHARLES W. SMITH, JAMES","./exhibit3/images/e30271a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[783]=new index("Colonel John Hancock","./exhibit3/e30279a.htm","ARCHIVES HANCOCK LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT OF COLONEL JOHN HANCOCK. 1862 CIVIL WAR 1863 FELT LEATHER SILK GILT PAPER INK PRINT, HANCOCK, OSHKOSH, WI HALL, H. E. & SONS PORTRAIT PRINTS MALE 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 14TH OFFICERS NEVITT, CHARLES R.","./exhibit3/images/e30279a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[784]=new index("Camp of the 14th Wisconsin","./exhibit3/e30281a.htm","ARCHIVES HANCOCK LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT OF PITTSBURG LANDING THE CAMP 14TH WISCONSIN, MAY, 1862, LIEUTENANT COLONEL JOHN HANCOCK, PROVOST MARSHALL. SKETCHED BY A. E. MATHEWS, 31ST OHIO VOLUNTEERS. CIVIL WAR 1863 FELT LEATHER SILK GILT PAPER INK PRINT, ALFRED LANDING, TN INFANTRY STEAMBOATS GUNBOATS BATTLEFIELDS MILITARY CAMPS DEPOTS POLICE SHILOH NEVITT, CHARLES R.","./exhibit3/images/e30281a.jpg","138","100");
Qp[785]=new index("Colonel John Hancock Collection","./exhibit3/e30283a.htm","ARCHIVES JOHN HANCOCK THE COLONEL COLLECTION CONTAINS LARGE NUMBER OF ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS FROM CIVIL WAR AND GAR, USED BY HANCOCK: POCKET BIBLE WITH NAME EMBOSSED GOLD; THERE ARE TOTAL HUNDRED FORTY LETTERS HIS WIFE JENNIE REARDON OSHKOSH. BEGIN MAY 1861 CONTINUE THROUGH JANUARY 1863. WRITTEN LITHOGRAPHED LETTERHEADS CAMP RANDALL HEADQUARTERS 14TH WISCONSIN, MANY SHOW DEEP AFFECTION HAD WIFE. SUBJECTS INCLUDE: LIFE; OFFICERS MEN; WASHINGTON DC; BATTLE BULL RUN PARTICIPANT RECRUITING WISCONSIN; GABE BOUCK; RIVER TRAVEL; NEAR FRONT; SHILOH; CORINTH CAMPAIGN; IUKA; EXTREMELY POIGNANT MARCHES MISSISSIPPI; FAILURE HEATH; HOMESICKNESS; RESIGNATION. ALSO INCLUDED FORM SIGNED MAJOR GENERAL U. S. GRANT; POST-WAR WILLIAM T. SHERMAN, LUCIUS FAIRCHILD. PENSION RECORDS WIDOW INCLUDED. COMMISSION GOVERNOR PRESENT. LITHOGRAPHIC","./exhibit3/images/e30283a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[786]=new index("Colonel John Hancock Collection","./exhibit3/e30283a.htm","PRINT PITTSBURGH LANDING, TENNESSEE WHERE CHARGE AFTER SHOWING GUNBOATS STEAMBOATS MILITARY CAMP. MATERIAL VERY EXTENSIVE. NOTEBOOK MINUTES REUNIONS TWO SPEECHES GAVE REUNIONS. CONTENTS BOX & 4: ACCESSION #2008.13 GROUP 102 FOLDER ABSTRACT TITLE-JAN. 6, 1902-N1 2NW1 416-22-1W WARRANTY DEED-JUNE 21, 1871-H.B. HARSHAM-JOHN QUIT CLAIM DEED-FEB. 5, 1902-J.L. GATES CO. WOLLUM CEMETERY 30, 1909-JENNIE WILL-SEPT. 8, 1904-JENNIE SURVEY TOWNSHIP 21-NORTH RANGE EAST 4TH. MERIDIAN-N.D. REDEMPTION RECEIPT-SEPT. 18, 1931-L. CLEVELAND RECEIPT-APRIL 10, 1920-SAMUEL LUND TAX DEED-MAY 27, 1896-M. GILFILLAN DEED-AUG. 24, GILFILLAN-JOHN 11 DEED-DEC. 1895-JENNIE -F. 12 BILL SALE-JAN. 26, 1909-FRANK HANCOCK-F. 1902-GARDINER, BATCHELDER WELLS-JOHN WARRENTY DEED-OCT. 17, 1913-AUSTIN HANCOCK-D.S. 15 CONTRACT-APRIL 1903-PETER HIBERG-S. SMITH NOTERIZED F.L.HANCOCK","./exhibit3/images/e30283a.jpg","78","100");
Qp[787]=new index("George E. Hilton","./exhibit3/e30024a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF GEORGE E. HILTON. MARKS: FRONT MARK: VAN WAGNER, 3 GARDEN STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. ; INSCRIPTION, TRULY YOURS GEO. 1862 CIVIL WAR 1864 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK HILTON, WARS SOLDIERS OFFICERS 5TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30024a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[788]=new index("William J. Dean Diary","./exhibit3/e30073a.htm","CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS THE WILLIAM J. DEAN DIARY COVERS TIME PRIOR TO BATTLE OF STONES RIVER MURFREESBORO TENNESSEE UNTIL PAST HIS DISCHARGE DATE IN 1865. WAS HOSPITALIZED AND NOT PRESENT FOR BATTLE. WORKED NURSE FIELD HOSPITALS. DID PARTICIPATE CHICAMAUGA WHEN REJOINED REGIMENT ASSIGNED POSTMASTER, DELIVERING REGIMENTS MAIL. PARTICPATE ANY BATTLES. CONTAINS INFORMATION MEMBERS WHO WERE SICK WOUNDED 21ST WISCONSIN. EXCERPTS FROM: DECEMBER 27, 1862 SEPTEMBER 19, WRITTEN AGE TWENTY LEFT OSHKOSH, WIS. 11, JESSE P. FATHER W.J. SATURDAY, CAMP: NOLINSVILLE, [AT] 3 PM COMMENCED RAIN, VERY COLD, FORMED LINE REMAINED THERE TWO HOURS. WEDNESDAY, 31, ARRIVED EVENING LAST NIGHT. HAVE GOT TENTS BLANKETS. MY COMPANY WAGON BURNED BY WHEELER CAVALRY JEFFERSON PIKE. LOST EVERYTHING THAT BACKS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1863 REBELS","./exhibit3/images/e30073a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[789]=new index("William J. Dean Diary","./exhibit3/e30073a.htm","OPENED THEIR ARTILLERY US ABOUT DAYBREAK. HAD JUST COME OFF PICKET GETTING BREAKFAST. IMMEDIATELY. MOST COOKING UTENSILS RIGHT WHERE GOING TOWARDS CITY MURPHREESBORO FEW PACES REAR LST ILLINOIS LIGHT ARTILLERY. GUNS 10 POUNDERS.1 WOULD SILENCE THEM. SHELLS USED EITHER RIFLED ORDNANCE PARROT RIFLE. ADJUTANT GENERAL BRIGADE HORSE GRAPESHOT ENEMY. DREW PINT FLOUR THIS DAYS RATIONS. SOME BOYS COOKED SUPPER. MUDDY. ARTILLERYMAN BOTH HANDS OFF. DIED SOON AFTER. DISAGREEABLE DAY. JAN. 2, EARS CORN EACH EVENING. HARD PARCHING WOOD WET. 3. CRACKERS P.M LAID 4, SUNDAY. ENTRENCHMENTS MORNING. FRONT DETAIL BURY DEAD. CLEANED LITTLE. FEB. 5, THURSDAY. TODAY FREDRICK CITY, MD. WITH CONGESTION BRAIN. CO. 3RD ENLISTED APRIL 1861, WOUNDS RECEIVED CEDAR MT., VIRGINNIA, ROSTER VOLUNTEERS. STORMY FORAGEING SICK. ELEVEN CLOCK COMPLETELY TUKERED OUT. UNCOMFORT","./exhibit3/images/e30073a.jpg","82","100");
Qp[790]=new index("The Soldier s Hymn-Book","./exhibit3/e30074a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS THE SOLDIER HYMN-BOOK WAS CARRIED BY JAMES F. SAWYER WHILE SERVED IN COMPANY K, 21ST WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY MARCH 1864 JULY 1865. IT CONTAINS LYRICS TO MANY POPULAR HYMNS OF DAY AND PUBLISHED YOUNG MEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BOSTON FOR DISTRIBUTION UNION SOLDIERS. WOUNDED NECK SAVANAH, GA. 1862 HYMNAL SAWYER, OSHKOSH, CASUALTIES","./exhibit3/images/e30074a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[791]=new index("Robert C. Eden","./exhibit3/e30099a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT GLUED INTO SCRAPBOOK OF ROBERT C. EDEN. 1863 CIVIL WAR 1864 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER CARTE VISITE EDEN, OSHKOSH, WI SOLDIERS OFFICERS NEWSPAPER EDITORS DAILY NORTHWESTERN OCCUPATIONS NEWSPAPERS TOBACCO PIPES DESKS INKSTANDS 37TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30099a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[792]=new index("Farnhold s House on York River","./exhibit3/e30107a.htm","ARCHIVES EMELIA SCLOERB GUENTHER ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK WITH PRINTED GOLD BORDER OF FREED SLAVES AT LAFAYETTE HEADQUARTERS. MARKS, FRONT: ENTERED ACCORDING AN ACT CONGRESS, YEAR 1862, BY BARNARD & GIBSON, CLERK OFFICE DISTRICT COURT COLUMBIA. BACK: BRADY GALLERY. NO. 372 CONTRABANDS GENERAL CIVIL WAR 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK PORTER, FITZ JOHN LAFAYETTE, MARQUIS MORTIER, GILBERT DU YORKTOWN, VA NATIONAL PORTRAIT BATTLEFIELDS HOUSES REVOLUTIONARY GENERALS AFRO-AMERICANS SLAVERY LAUNDRESSES LAUNDRY SOLDIERS CAVALRY FARNHOLD RIVER","./exhibit3/images/e30107a.jpg","159","100");
Qp[793]=new index("Unidentified Cavalryman","./exhibit3/e30115a.htm","ARCHIVES NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK OF AN UNIDENTIFIED CAVALRYMAN. 1861 CIVIL WAR 1865 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK FOX LAKE, WI SOLDIERS","./exhibit3/images/e30115a.jpg","84","100");
Qp[794]=new index("Henry B. Harshaw","./exhibit3/e30045a.htm","ARCHIVES DR. WILLIAM H. TITUS ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF HENRY B. HARSHAW. 1863 CIVIL WAR 1864 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER HARSHAW, NEW YORK, NY NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY SOLDIERS OFFICERS 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE CASUALTIES AMPUTEES","./exhibit3/images/e30045a.jpg","69","100");
Qp[795]=new index("Lyrics Shet","./exhibit3/e30173a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR SMALL COLLECTIONS PRINTED SHEET WITH THE LYRICS TO THREE POPULAR SONGS: LAY ME DOWN AND SAVE FLAG ; GAY HAPPY JUST BEFORE BATTLE, MOTHER. INSCRIBED: MADISON SEPT. 16TH 1864 AND, FROM ORRIN MUSIC, FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN PUBLISHING INDUSTRY & PATRIOTISM SHET","./exhibit3/images/e30173a.jpg","135","100");
Qp[796]=new index("Joseph Arnold Collection","./exhibit3/e30001a.htm","ARCHIVES JOSEPH ARNOLD COLLECTION ARCHIVAL OF CONTAINING 3 BOXES PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE AND DIARIES, OFFICIAL PAPERS COMPANY H, 26TH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. MATERIALS INCLUDE CLOTHING BOOK; ORDER MORNING REPORT PAY RECORDS; DISCHARGES; ELECTION PAPERS; ORDNANCE MUSTER ROLLS; TRANSPORTATION DESCRIPTIVE LISITS; CLOTHING, CAMP & GARRISON EQUIPMENT; MEDICAL OUT 44 LETTERS; DIARIES; BRIEF HISTORY THE WISCONSIN; ACCOUNT BELLE ISLE; COMMISSIONS; WARRANTS; DISCHARGE; HYMN TACTICS MANUAL. ALL LETTERS, MEMOIRS HAVE BEEN TRANSLATED TRANSCRIBED. CREATOR: 1864 CIVIL 1865 GROUP ARNOLD, PRISONERS 1ST BATTLEFIELDS CAMPAIGNS BATTLES","./exhibit3/images/e30001a.jpg","71","100");
Qp[797]=new index("Charles R. Nevitt Collection","./exhibit3/e30019a.htm","ARCHIVES CHARLES R. NEVITT COLLECTION ARCHIVAL CONSISTING OF 0.6 CUBIC FEET AND ONE OVER-SIZE BOX OFFICIAL PAPERS COMPANY E, FIFTH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER REGIMENT REORGANIZED MATERIALS INCLUDE ROLL BOOK, SICK MEMORANDUM SUTLER PAYBOOK, MUSTER ROLLS, VOUCHERS, HOSPITAL RECORDS, CLOTHING, CAMP, GARRISON EQUIPMENT ORDNANCE STORE MUSTER-OUT ROLLS. FOLDER TITLE 1 ACCOUNT SHEET, ND. 2 REGIMENTAL ORDERS, JANUARY 20, 1865; MAY 8, 1865. 3 BRIGADE NOVEMBER 1864-APRIL DIVISION ORDER, FEBRUARY 16, WAR DEPARTMENT 1, 10, CORRESPONDENCE: COVER LETTERS FOR MONTHLY REPORTS, 1864-JUNE 7 MISCELLANEOUS, 8-9 RECEIVED, OCTOBER 1864-NOVEMBER SUPPLIES LISTS, DECEMBER 1864; 30, 11-13 EQUIPAGE SEPTEMBER 14-15 CERTIFICATES LOSSES, 1864-JULY MATERIALS. 17 INVOICE FORMS NO. B., & MARCH MAY, ISSUES TRANSFERS STORES A., 24, 31, 19 ABSTRACT 4TH","./exhibit3/images/e30019a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[798]=new index("Charles R. Nevitt Collection","./exhibit3/e30019a.htm","QUARTER 1ST 21 C., 2ND 22 27, 23 SPECIAL REQUISITION 40, RETURN 51, 25 REQUISITIONS PARTS SPRINGFIELD MUSKETS SPECIFY MODEL, CIRCULAR 42 AUGUST 1864. 26 EXTRA DAILY DUTY, 18, 27-31 1864-1865. 32 ROSTER 33-34 35 36 37 38 39 QUARTERLY FROM 1864-2ND INVENTORY INSPECTION UNSERVICEABLE 12, 41 PROPERTY, MASTER STORES, 43 STATEMENT 14, 44. ISSUED TRANSFERRED JANUARY-FEBRUARY 45. QUARTERMASTER TRANSFERRED, 46. ARTICLES LOST DESTROYED THE PUBLIC 43, 47. ALLOWANCE 52, 48. EQUIPAGE, MAY-JUNE 49. EXPENDED, 50. RETURNS, 1864-MAY 51. CONSOLIDATED MORNING 52. DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNTS CLOTHING. 53. 54. 55. CIVIL GROUP NEVITT, MILWAUKEE, SOLDIERS OFFICERS 5TH INFANTRY","./exhibit3/images/e30019a.jpg","65","100");
Qp[799]=new index("Homer S. Chandler","./exhibit3/e30054a.htm","ARCHIVES NEVITT ALBUMEN PRINT GLUED INTO SCRAPBOOK OF HOMER S. CHANDLER. THE PILLER IS MARKED AT BOTTOM: ...LKINS 1863 1867 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARTE DE VISITE CHANDLER, OSHKOSH, WI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE TEACHERS MUSIC BANDS CIVIL WAR 2ND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY IRON BRIGADE","./exhibit3/images/e30054a.jpg","51","100");
Qp[800]=new index("Freeman D. Briggs","./exhibit3/e30104a.htm","ARCHIVES LYNDON W. BRIGGS ALBUMEN PRINT CARTE DE VISITE MOUNT OF FREEMAN D. BRIGGS. OBJECT DATE NOTE:REVENUE STAMP WAS ONCE AFFIXED TO BACK 1864 CIVIL WAR 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER BRIGGS, UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS","./exhibit3/images/e30104a.jpg","59","100");
Qp[801]=new index("James H. Carlisle, 1st Wisconsin Cavalry","./exhibit3/e30113a.htm","ARCHIVES CIVIL WAR ALBUMEN PRINT ON CARTE DE VISITE STOCK OF JAMES H. CARLISLE. MARKS: INSCRIBED, J. AN OSHKOSH VOLUNTEER ORANGE 2 CENT BANK CHECK STAMP BACK. 1865 1866 CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER INK CARLISLE, SOLDIERS OFFICERS CAVALRY 1ST WISCONSIN","./exhibit3/images/e30113a.jpg","67","100");
Qp[802]=new index("Henry D. Ballard","./exhibit3/e30134a.htm","ARCHIVES KNAPP FAMILY ALBUMEN PRINT MOUNTED ON CDV STOCK WITH DOUBLE GOLD BORDER, TRACES OF REVENUE STAMP GLUE THE BACK. MARKS: MR. H. D. BALLARD OSHKOSH 1842-1918 1864 CIVIL WAR 1866 CARTE VISITE BALLARD, HENRY OSHKOSH, WEBSTER & WALKER PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS MALE SHARPSHOOTING FARMERS","./exhibit3/images/e30134a.jpg","103","100");
Qp[803]=new index("William J, Dean","./exhibit3/e30072a.htm