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PHILLIPS, JESSE J. (1837-1901) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Union Officer – 9th Illinois Infantry – 1861-65; Saw action in the West from Fort Donelson and Shiloh through the war’s end # phillipsjessej Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

MENGELE, JOSEF RUDOLF (1911-79) Nazi German SS Officer & Physician during World War II; Known as the “Angel of Death” - notorious for conducting deadly medical experiments on inmates at Auschwitz Concentration Camp # mengelejosefrudolf Autograph Letter Signed 1944 04 26 pg1 * Autograph Letter Signed 1944 04 26 pg2 * * Image courtesy of CANDLES Holocaust Museum, Terre Haute, Indiana

LIPPINCOTT, CHARLES ELLET (1825-87) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Union Colonel – 33rd Illinois Infantry; Saw their heaviest fighting during the Vicksburg Campaign; Born in Edwardsville, Illinois; Died in Quincy, Illinois # lippincottcharlesellet Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

SMITH, JOHN CORSON (1832-1910) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Union Lieutenant Colonel – 96th Illinois Infantry - heavily engaged, losing over fifty percent of its number at the Battle of Chickamauga # smithjohncorson Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

PAYNE, EUGENE BEAUHARNAIS (1835-1910) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Lieutenant Colonel of the 37th Illinois Infantry # payneeugenebeauharnais Signed Photograph Signature & Rank Document Signed 1865 08 19

GRIDLEY, ASAHEL (1810-81) Brevet Brigadier General in the Black Hawk War – 1832; Illinois State Congressman – 1840-42 & Senator – 1850-54; Namesake of Gridley, Illinois # gridleyasahel Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

STAPP, JAMES T.B. (1804-82) Soldier in the Black Hawk War – 1832; Served in the 3rd Illinois Volunteers during the Mexican War; Appointed Receiver of the U.S. Land Office at Vandalia, Illinois by President Zachary Taylor # stappjamestb Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

PARR, SAMUEL (1747-1825) English Schoolmaster, Writer, Minister, and Doctor of Law # parrsamuel Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

PECK, THEODORE SAFFORD (1843-1918) Union Officer – 9th Vermont Infantry; Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry in action at Newport Barracks, North Carolina - February 2, 1864 # pecktheodoresafford Signature affixed to a Lexington-Concord Commemorative with others

TILLEY, THOMAS (1834-1908) Union Soldier – 113th Illinois Infantry, the Third Board of Trade Regiment; Saw action at the Battles of Chickasaw Bayou & Arkansas Post; Renowned Chicago, Illinois architect after the Civil War # tilleythomas Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

SCHURZ, CARL (1829-1906) Prussian-born Union Major General; U.S. Interior Secretary – 1877-81; U.S. Senator – Missouri – 1869-75; Veteran of the German Revolutions of 1848-49 # schurzcarl Signature

POULSON, WILLIAM E. (1844-?) Confederate Soldier; Served in Wise’s Legion during the American Civil War; After the war, became a highly successful insurance agent in Chicago, Illinois # poulsonwilliame Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

MITCHELL, ROBERT BYINGTON (1823-82) Union Brigadier General; Colonel of the 2nd Kansas Infantry; Veteran of the Mexican War; Governor of the New Mexico Territory – 1866-69 # mitchellrobertbyington Signature & Rank

BUSCH, VALENTINE (1824-72) German-Born American Brewer; Principal in Valentin Busch Brewery, 1851-58, and Busch & Michael Brand Brewery, 1858-73, in Chicago, Illinois # buschvalentine Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

HENRY, WILBUR FISK (1838-1930) Union Captain – 108th Illinois Infantry, during the American Civil War; Resided in Pekin, Illinois and Kansas City, Missouri after the war # henrywilburfisk Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

CHENOWETH, WILLIAM J. (1823-1915) Union Surgeon – 35th Illinois Infantry – 1861-62; Member of GAR Post #141 - Decatur, Illinois # chenowethwilliamj Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

ELLIS, ALMON D. (1823-?) Union Lieutenant – 10th Michigan Infantry – 1861-63; Tobacco manufacturer in Chicago, Illinois after the Civil War # ellisalmond Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

REAM, JOSEPH (1830-1901) Union Lieutenant – 106th Illinois Infantry – 1862-65; Resident and prominent citizen of Mount Pulaski, Illinois # reamjoseph Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

MOORE, WILLIAM (1810-78) U.S. Representative – New Jersey – 1867-71 # moorewilliam Endorsement Signed 1869 03 14

BABCOCK, LEANDER (1811-64) U.S. Congressman – New York – 1851-53; Mayor of Oswego, New York – 1850-51 # babcockl Signature as US Congressman

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PHILLIPS, JESSE J. (1837-1901) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Union Officer – 9th Illinois Infantry – 1861-65; Saw action in the West from Fort Donelson and Shiloh through the war’s end

MENGELE, JOSEF RUDOLF (1911-79) Nazi German SS Officer & Physician during World War II; Known as the “Angel of Death” - notorious for conducting deadly medical experiments on inmates at Auschwitz Concentration Camp

LIPPINCOTT, CHARLES ELLET (1825-87) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Union Colonel – 33rd Illinois Infantry; Saw their heaviest fighting during the Vicksburg Campaign; Born in Edwardsville, Illinois; Died in Quincy, Illinois

SMITH, JOHN CORSON (1832-1910) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Union Lieutenant Colonel – 96th Illinois Infantry - heavily engaged, losing over fifty percent of its number at the Battle of Chickamauga

PAYNE, EUGENE BEAUHARNAIS (1835-1910) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Lieutenant Colonel of the 37th Illinois Infantry

GRIDLEY, ASAHEL (1810-81) Brevet Brigadier General in the Black Hawk War – 1832; Illinois State Congressman – 1840-42 & Senator – 1850-54; Namesake of Gridley, Illinois

STAPP, JAMES T.B. (1804-82) Soldier in the Black Hawk War – 1832; Served in the 3rd Illinois Volunteers during the Mexican War; Appointed Receiver of the U.S. Land Office at Vandalia, Illinois by President Zachary Taylor

PARR, SAMUEL (1747-1825) English Schoolmaster, Writer, Minister, and Doctor of Law

PECK, THEODORE SAFFORD (1843-1918) Union Officer – 9th Vermont Infantry; Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry in action at Newport Barracks, North Carolina - February 2, 1864

TILLEY, THOMAS (1834-1908) Union Soldier – 113th Illinois Infantry, the Third Board of Trade Regiment; Saw action at the Battles of Chickasaw Bayou & Arkansas Post; Renowned Chicago, Illinois architect after the Civil War

SCHURZ, CARL (1829-1906) Prussian-born Union Major General; U.S. Interior Secretary – 1877-81; U.S. Senator – Missouri – 1869-75; Veteran of the German Revolutions of 1848-49

POULSON, WILLIAM E. (1844-?) Confederate Soldier; Served in Wise’s Legion during the American Civil War; After the war, became a highly successful insurance agent in Chicago, Illinois

MITCHELL, ROBERT BYINGTON (1823-82) Union Brigadier General; Colonel of the 2nd Kansas Infantry; Veteran of the Mexican War; Governor of the New Mexico Territory – 1866-69

BUSCH, VALENTINE (1824-72) German-Born American Brewer; Principal in Valentin Busch Brewery, 1851-58, and Busch & Michael Brand Brewery, 1858-73, in Chicago, Illinois

HENRY, WILBUR FISK (1838-1930) Union Captain – 108th Illinois Infantry, during the American Civil War; Resided in Pekin, Illinois and Kansas City, Missouri after the war

CHENOWETH, WILLIAM J. (1823-1915) Union Surgeon – 35th Illinois Infantry – 1861-62; Member of GAR Post #141 - Decatur, Illinois

ELLIS, ALMON D. (1823-?) Union Lieutenant – 10th Michigan Infantry – 1861-63; Tobacco manufacturer in Chicago, Illinois after the Civil War

REAM, JOSEPH (1830-1901) Union Lieutenant – 106th Illinois Infantry – 1862-65; Resident and prominent citizen of Mount Pulaski, Illinois

MOORE, WILLIAM (1810-78) U.S. Representative – New Jersey – 1867-71

BABCOCK, LEANDER (1811-64) U.S. Congressman – New York – 1851-53; Mayor of Oswego, New York – 1850-51

3621 Items.