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ORR, JAMES LAWRENCE (1822-73) Confederate Colonel; Confederate Senator – South Carolina – 1862-65; Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives – 1857-59; Governor of South Carolina – 1865-68 # orrjameslawrence Signature Early Signature as US Congressman

OTIS, ELIZA HENDERSON (1796-1873) Boston Philanthropist & Civic Leader; Wife of Harrison Gray Otis, grandson of the wealthy Boston mayor (1829-32) of the same name; Instrumental in establishing the birthday of George Washington as a Legal Holiday # otiselizahenderson Printed facsimile signature beneath a woodcut image Signed Album Page 1865 03 04

ORR, JEHU AMAZIAH (1828-1921) Confederate Colonel – 31st Mississippi Infantry; Severely wounded at the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee – November 30, 1864; Confederate Congressman – Mississippi – 1861-62 & 1864-65 # orrjehuamaziah Signature

DIDION, JOAN (1934- ) American Writer # didionjoan Autograph Letter Signed 1979 08 17 Autograph Letter Signed 1979 08 17 transcription

GRACIE, ARCHIBALD, JR. (1832-64) Confederate Brigadier General – Alabama; Killed-in-Action at Petersburg, Virginia – December 2, 1864 # graciearchibaldjr Signature and Rank Document Signed 1861 11 26 Signature & Rank

GORDON, JOHN BROWN (1832-1904) Confederate Major General; U.S. Senator – Georgia – 1873-80 & 1891-97; Governor of Georgia – 1886-90

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Autograph Endorsement Signed 1863 09 11

Autograph Letter Signed 1863 12 03

Document Signed partial 1864

Signature & Rank

Autograph Letter Signed 1864 12 23

Autograph Endorsement Signed 1865 03 04

Autograph Letter Signed 1877 12 05

Document Signed 1881 08 05

Signed Album Page 1893 01 24 as US Senator from Georgia

Signed Card as US Senator

ANDREW, JOHN ALBION (1818-67) Governor of Massachusetts – 1861-66, instrumental in enlisting some of the first units of Colored Troops for the Union, including the 54th Massachusetts Infantry

# andrewjohnalbion

Signature & Sentiment 1861 01 30

Document Signed 1861 05 27

Autograph Letter Signed 1862 04 29

Autograph Note Signed 1863 09 15

Letter Signed 1864 04 09 pg1

Letter Signed 1864 04 09 pg2

Letter Signed 1864 04 09 pg3

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER (1728-74) Irish-Born Poet & Novelist; Best Known for “The Vicar of Wakefield” # goldsmitholiver Printed facsimile signature on on engraving

YORK, ZEBULON (1819-1900) Confederate Brigadier General # yorkzebulon Signature

YOUNG, HENRY EDWARD (1831-1918) Confederate Officer, served on the staff of Robert E. Lee # younghenryedward Signature

YOUNG, PIERCE MANNING BUTLER (1836-96) Confederate Major General; Led a cavalry brigade under Wade Hampton and JEB Stuart in the Army of Northern Virginia; U.S. Representative – Georgia – 1868-75 # youngpiercemanningbutler Signature & Rank Franked Envelope as US Representative 1869 12 22 Signature as US Representative

YOUNG,WILLIAM HUGH (1838-1901) Confederate Brigadier General # youngwilliamhugh Signature & Rankj

YATES, GEORGE WILHELMUS MANCIUS (1843-76) Union Officer – 4th Michigan Infantry; U.S. Army Captain - 7th U.S. Cavalry; Killed-in-Action at the Battle of Little Bighorn – June 25, 1876 # yatesgeorgewilhelmusmancius Letter Signed 1866 12 22

YANCEY, WILLIAM LOWNDES (1814-63) Confederate Senator – Alabama – 1862-63; U.S. Representative – Alabama – 1844-46 # yanceywilliamlowndes Autograph Letter Signed 1862 09 29 pg1 Autograph Letter Signed 1862 09 29 pg2 Autograph Letter Signed 1862 09 29 pg3 Autograph Letter Signed 1846 04 02 Printed facsimile signature on an image

ABERCROMBIE, JOHN JOSEPH (1798-1877) Union Brigadier General # abercrombiejohnjoseph Signature & Rank

ANDERSON, JOSIAH McNAIR (1807-61) Pro-Secession U.S. Representative – Tennessee – 1849-51; Murdered near Whitwell, Tennessee - November 8, 1861; Colonel of Tennessee Militia # andersonjosephmcnair Signature

BRIGHT, JOHN MORGAN (1817-1911) Confederate Brigadier General of Tennessee Militia – Served on the staff of Governor Isham G. Harris – 1861-65; U.S. Representative – Tennessee – 1871-81 # brightjohnmorgan Signature

CAZNEAU, THOMAS NUGENT (1812-73) Confederate Guerrilla Fighter & Spy # cazneauthomasnugent Signature from a letter

COOKE, GILES BUCKNER (1838-1937) Confederate Officer, served on the staff of Robert E. Lee # cookegilesbuckner Signature

COBB, WILLIAMSON ROBERT WINFIELD (1807-64) U.S. Representative - Alabama – 1847-61 # cobbwilliamsonrobertwinfield Signature Printed facsimile signature on an image

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ORR, JAMES LAWRENCE (1822-73) Confederate Colonel; Confederate Senator – South Carolina – 1862-65; Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives – 1857-59; Governor of South Carolina – 1865-68

OTIS, ELIZA HENDERSON (1796-1873) Boston Philanthropist & Civic Leader; Wife of Harrison Gray Otis, grandson of the wealthy Boston mayor (1829-32) of the same name; Instrumental in establishing the birthday of George Washington as a Legal Holiday

ORR, JEHU AMAZIAH (1828-1921) Confederate Colonel – 31st Mississippi Infantry; Severely wounded at the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee – November 30, 1864; Confederate Congressman – Mississippi – 1861-62 & 1864-65

DIDION, JOAN (1934- ) American Writer

GRACIE, ARCHIBALD, JR. (1832-64) Confederate Brigadier General – Alabama; Killed-in-Action at Petersburg, Virginia – December 2, 1864

GORDON, JOHN BROWN (1832-1904) Confederate Major General; U.S. Senator – Georgia – 1873-80 & 1891-97; Governor of Georgia – 1886-90

ANDREW, JOHN ALBION (1818-67) Governor of Massachusetts – 1861-66, instrumental in enlisting some of the first units of Colored Troops for the Union, including the 54th Massachusetts Infantry

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER (1728-74) Irish-Born Poet & Novelist; Best Known for “The Vicar of Wakefield”

YORK, ZEBULON (1819-1900) Confederate Brigadier General

YOUNG, HENRY EDWARD (1831-1918) Confederate Officer, served on the staff of Robert E. Lee

YOUNG, PIERCE MANNING BUTLER (1836-96) Confederate Major General; Led a cavalry brigade under Wade Hampton and JEB Stuart in the Army of Northern Virginia; U.S. Representative – Georgia – 1868-75

YOUNG,WILLIAM HUGH (1838-1901) Confederate Brigadier General

YATES, GEORGE WILHELMUS MANCIUS (1843-76) Union Officer – 4th Michigan Infantry; U.S. Army Captain - 7th U.S. Cavalry; Killed-in-Action at the Battle of Little Bighorn – June 25, 1876

YANCEY, WILLIAM LOWNDES (1814-63) Confederate Senator – Alabama – 1862-63; U.S. Representative – Alabama – 1844-46

ABERCROMBIE, JOHN JOSEPH (1798-1877) Union Brigadier General

ANDERSON, JOSIAH McNAIR (1807-61) Pro-Secession U.S. Representative – Tennessee – 1849-51; Murdered near Whitwell, Tennessee - November 8, 1861; Colonel of Tennessee Militia

BRIGHT, JOHN MORGAN (1817-1911) Confederate Brigadier General of Tennessee Militia – Served on the staff of Governor Isham G. Harris – 1861-65; U.S. Representative – Tennessee – 1871-81

CAZNEAU, THOMAS NUGENT (1812-73) Confederate Guerrilla Fighter & Spy

COOKE, GILES BUCKNER (1838-1937) Confederate Officer, served on the staff of Robert E. Lee

COBB, WILLIAMSON ROBERT WINFIELD (1807-64) U.S. Representative - Alabama – 1847-61

3621 Items.