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CAMPELL, J.W. (?-?) Sheriff of Jefferson County, Virginia during the trial, imprisonment, and execution of John Brown in 1859 # campbelljw Autograph Note Signed postscript from a John Brown letter 1859 10

BROWNE, WILLIAM MONTAGUE (1823-83) Confederate Brigadier General; Confederate Secretary of State ad interim, February 17 - March 18, 1862 # brownewilliammontague Autograph Letter Signed 1862 08 28 Signature from a letter Signature & Rank

NEWTON, EBEN (1795-1885) U.S. Congressman – Ohio – 1851-53; President of the Ashtabula & New Lisbon Railroad Company – 1856-59 # newtoneben Signature as US Congressman

NES, HENRY (1799-1850) U.S. Congressman – Pennsylvania – 1843-45 & 1847-50 # neshenry Signature as US Congressman

NELSON, WILLIAM (1824-62) Union Major General – Kentucky; Killed by Union General Jefferson C. Davis in a Louisville hotel on September 29, 1862 # nelsonwilliam Signature & Rank Signature

NABERS, BENJAMIN DUKE (1812-78) U.S. Congressman – Mississippi – 1851-53 # nabersbenjaminduke Signature as US Congressman

PEGRAM, JOHN (1832-65) Confederate Brigadier General – Virginia; Killed-in-Action at Hatcher’s Run on February 6, 1865 # pegramjohn Signature Signed Book 1858 Signature from a document Autograph Letter Signed portion war-date Signed Album Page

CHALMERS, JAMES RONALD (1831-98) Confederate Brigadier General; U.S. Representative – Mississippi – 1877-81 & 1884-85 # chalmersjamesronald Document Signed 1863 11 25 with Stephen Dill Lee Document Signed 1864 05 18 with Nathan Bedford Forrest & Robert McCulloch Autograph Endorsement Signed on a Civil War Confederate document Signature as US Congressman

LEE, STEPHEN DILL (1833-1908) Confederate Lieutenant General; First President of Mississippi State University – 1880-99

# leestephendill

Document Signed 1861 04 05 pg1

Document Signed 1861 04 05 pg2

Document Signed 1861 12

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Document Signed 1861 12

Document Signed 1861 07 16 pg1

Document Signed 1861 07 16 pg2

Document Signed 1863 11 25 with James R Chalmers

Autograph Letter Signed 1890 05 19

Typed Letter Signed 1906 05 23

Signature

McCULLOCH, ROBERT (1820-1905) Confederate Colonel – 2nd Missouri Cavalry # mccullochrobert Document Signed 1863 11 24 with Stephen Dill Lee & James R Chalmers Document Signed 1864 05 16 with Nathan Bedford Forrest & James R Chalmers

MISSISSIPPI - PONTOTOC COUNTY # mspontotoccounty Document Signed 1863 11 14 citizen's petition front Document Signed 1863 11 14 citizen's petition reverse with Stephen Dill Lee, James R Chalmers, Robert McCulloch

FORREST, NATHAN BEDFORD (1821-77) Confederate Lieutenant General – Tennessee

# forrestnathanbedford

Memphis Tennessee Newspaper Slave Ad 1856

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Autograph Letter Signed 1862 05 21 pg1

Forrest Nathan Bedford ALS 1862 05 23 (2)-100.jpg

Autograph Letter Signed 1862 05 21 pg2

Autograph Letter Signed 1863 03 25 pg1

Autograph Letter Signed 1863 03 25 pg2

Autograph Letter Signed 1863 03 25 pg3

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Document Signed 1864 05 19 with James R Chalmers & Robert McCulloch

Letter Signed 1870 12 06

Signature affixed to an engraving

RANSOM, ROBERT, JR. (1828-92) Confederate Major General, brother of Confederate Brigadier General Matthew W. Ransom # ransomrobertjr Document Signed 1862 12 02 with Robert E Lee & James Longstreet Signature & Rank

CHESNUT, JAMES, JR. (1815-85) Confederate Brigadier General – South Carolina; U.S. Senator – South Carolina – 1858-60 # chesnutjamesjr Signature as US Senator from South Carolina Signature Signed Card Signature as US Senator with others Franked Envelope 1860

NASSAU, MAURICE OF (1567-1625) Dutch Nobleman & Soldier, became Maurice of Orange upon the death of his eldest half-brother, Philip William, in 1618 # nassaumauriceof Subscription & Signature from a letter 1584 10 15

CLAIBORNE, JOHN M. (1839-1909) Confederate Officer – 8th Texas Cavalry, known as Terry’s Texas Rangers; Served under Nathan Bedford Forrest, Joseph Wheeler, and John Wharton, and was wounded three times during the Civil War

# claibornejohnm

Autograph Letter Signed 1892 05 14

Joined President Jefferson Davis and General John C. Breckinridge after they fled Richmond, and was captured by Union Troops near Cedartown, Georgia on May 15, 1865; Editor of a Texas newspaper, the “New Birmingham Times,” in the 1890s

CHITTENDEN, SIMEON B. (1814-89) U.S. Congressman – New York – 1874-81 # chittendensimeonb Signature as US Congressman

CHILDS, FREDERICK LYNN (1831-94) Confederate Lieutenant Colonel # childsfredericklynn Autograph Letter Signed 1862 09 28

CLAIBORNE, WILLIAM CHARLES COLE (1775-1817) First Governor of Mississippi Territory – 1801; First Governor of Orleans Territory – 1804-12; U.S. Senator – Louisiana – 1817; Veteran of the Battle of New Orleans # claibornewilliamcharlescole Document Signed 1807 10 22 Autograph Document Signed Printed facsimile signature on an engraving

CLANTON, JAMES HOLT (1827-71) Confederate Brigadier General – Alabama # clantonjamesholt Autograph Letter Signed conclusion 1864 10 30 Endorsement Signed with Rank Autograph Letter Signed 1868 03 06 pg1 Autograph Letter Signed 1868 03 06 pg2 Autograph Letter Signed 1868 03 06 pg3 Autograph Letter Signed 1868 03 06 pg4 Autograph Letter Signed 1869 12 21

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CAMPELL, J.W. (?-?) Sheriff of Jefferson County, Virginia during the trial, imprisonment, and execution of John Brown in 1859

BROWNE, WILLIAM MONTAGUE (1823-83) Confederate Brigadier General; Confederate Secretary of State ad interim, February 17 - March 18, 1862

NEWTON, EBEN (1795-1885) U.S. Congressman – Ohio – 1851-53; President of the Ashtabula & New Lisbon Railroad Company – 1856-59

NES, HENRY (1799-1850) U.S. Congressman – Pennsylvania – 1843-45 & 1847-50

NELSON, WILLIAM (1824-62) Union Major General – Kentucky; Killed by Union General Jefferson C. Davis in a Louisville hotel on September 29, 1862

NABERS, BENJAMIN DUKE (1812-78) U.S. Congressman – Mississippi – 1851-53

PEGRAM, JOHN (1832-65) Confederate Brigadier General – Virginia; Killed-in-Action at Hatcher’s Run on February 6, 1865

CHALMERS, JAMES RONALD (1831-98) Confederate Brigadier General; U.S. Representative – Mississippi – 1877-81 & 1884-85

LEE, STEPHEN DILL (1833-1908) Confederate Lieutenant General; First President of Mississippi State University – 1880-99

McCULLOCH, ROBERT (1820-1905) Confederate Colonel – 2nd Missouri Cavalry

MISSISSIPPI - PONTOTOC COUNTY

FORREST, NATHAN BEDFORD (1821-77) Confederate Lieutenant General – Tennessee

RANSOM, ROBERT, JR. (1828-92) Confederate Major General, brother of Confederate Brigadier General Matthew W. Ransom

CHESNUT, JAMES, JR. (1815-85) Confederate Brigadier General – South Carolina; U.S. Senator – South Carolina – 1858-60

NASSAU, MAURICE OF (1567-1625) Dutch Nobleman & Soldier, became Maurice of Orange upon the death of his eldest half-brother, Philip William, in 1618

CLAIBORNE, JOHN M. (1839-1909) Confederate Officer – 8th Texas Cavalry, known as Terry’s Texas Rangers; Served under Nathan Bedford Forrest, Joseph Wheeler, and John Wharton, and was wounded three times during the Civil War

CHITTENDEN, SIMEON B. (1814-89) U.S. Congressman – New York – 1874-81

CHILDS, FREDERICK LYNN (1831-94) Confederate Lieutenant Colonel

CLAIBORNE, WILLIAM CHARLES COLE (1775-1817) First Governor of Mississippi Territory – 1801; First Governor of Orleans Territory – 1804-12; U.S. Senator – Louisiana – 1817; Veteran of the Battle of New Orleans

CLANTON, JAMES HOLT (1827-71) Confederate Brigadier General – Alabama

3621 Items.