Alexander Ramsey Niningerpapers. 1852,1859-1897.

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Alexander Ramsey Niningerpapers. 1852,1859-1897.

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Correspondence, military papers, and miscellany documentingNininger's education at the Churchill Military Academy in Sing Sing, New York(1859-1861); his Civil War service in the 84th Pennsylvania Volunteers (1862-1863)and as provost marshall's and adjutant general's assistant in Minnesota (1863-1864)and in the South (1864-1866); various post-war military assignments (1867-1870); andmiscellany from his civilian life (1872-1897), including public service appointmentsin Minnesota and Alabama. The collection includes a number of letters from hisuncle, Alexander Ramsey.

Minnesota Historical Society

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