Jaques, Richard
Variant namesRichard Jaques served as an artilleryman in the Confederate army, notably during the Siege of Charleston.
His sweetheart was L. A. Syme, referred to as "Tutes" in his letters.
From the description of Jaques, Richard, Letters, 1863-1864 (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 759168109
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| referencedIn | FLAXMAN PAPERS. Vol. XII (ff. 329). Miscellaneous volume, including :-1. Contracts and other papers relative to public commissions of Flaxman, 1794-1828. f. 1. 2. Catalogue of the Flaxman sale, 1 July 1828. Printed. With MS. inventories, n.d. f. 28. ..., 1784-1845 | British Library | |
| creatorOf | Jaques, Richard. Jaques, Richard, Letters, 1863-1864 | University of Texas Libraries |
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