Union League of America. Grand Council in California.
The Union League of America, also known as the Loyal League, was formed in Ohio during the Civil War as a political organization of Northern whites in support of the Unionist cause. It was organized into state grand councils, with local county councils. Blacks were admitted into the league after the war.
From the description of Grand Council for California, Union League of America letter : San Francisco, to J.A. Bailey in Sierra Valley : ALS, 1864 Dec. 23. (California Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 145415244
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| creatorOf | Union League of America. Grand Council in California. Grand Council for California, Union League of America letter : San Francisco, to J.A. Bailey in Sierra Valley : ALS, 1864 Dec. 23. | California historical society |
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| associatedWith | Bailey, J. A. | person |
| associatedWith | Barstow, Alfred. | person |
| associatedWith | Parker, S. H. | person |
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| California |
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| Unionists (United States Civil War) |
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