Owens/Wallis/Jackson family papers, 1857-1916 (bulk 1862-1865, 1874-1897).

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Owens/Wallis/Jackson family papers, 1857-1916 (bulk 1862-1865, 1874-1897).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/145567864

Papers include correspondence between families and soldiers in the 2nd Regt. GA State Line Vols., the 35th and 42nd Regts. GA Vols., and Roswell Bn. GA Cav. Some cover the period of the Atlanta Campaign. The Jackson family records pick up in 1874 and contain legal documents, a civil docket book, and business correspondence. There are also letters from Thomas C. Jackson to women friends, school compositions, business records, a wide variety of letters to him (1881-1904) on a variety of amusements, and an 1883 diary by an unknown person.

.25 cubic ft.

Georgia Department of Archives and History Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6837503

Georgia Department of Archives and History Library

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Jackson, Thomas C., 1862-1945.

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Wallis, Isham J.

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Owens, Anderson M., b. 1846?

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Confederate States of America. Army. Georgia Infantry Regiment, 35th

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Jackson, Thomas R., 1826-1901

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Owens, Isham Jasper, b. 1845?

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Confederate States of America. Army. Georgia Infantry Regiment, 42nd

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Confederate States of America. Army. Georgia Infantry Regiment, 2nd

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Smith, Minnie Olga Robertson, 1872-1963.

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The Steele family papers include account books and diaries for several generations who lived in Pendleton, SC, and moved to Cherokee Co., GA, around 1860. James Steele was the uncle of Governor Joseph E. Brown and related to other figures in this collection. His son, James Thomas Steele, was married briefly to Sarah Antoinette Dickson (1836-1858) before she died in childbirth. Sarah Antoinette had grown up in the Pendleton District, daughter of Thomas and Nancy Young Scott Dickson. Thomas's fath...

Confederate States of America. Army. Georgia Cavalry. Roswell Battallion.

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