Bertha Bragg Scriven papers, 1898-1909 [manuscript].

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Bertha Bragg Scriven papers, 1898-1909 [manuscript].

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Chiefly letters received by Bertha Bragg Scriven from her husband, George Percival Scriven (1854-1940), U.S. army officer, in Georgia, the Philippines, Cuba, and Peking, concerning family and personal matters, and Scriven's daily activities. Also included are letters received from her father, Edward Stuyvesant Bragg (1827-1912), Union army officer and U.S. representative from Wisconsin, written while he was consul general at Hong Kong, 1903-1904, concerning family and social affairs.

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Army officer and resident of Washington, D.C. From the description of Papers, 1846-1926. (Duke University Library). WorldCat record id: 20159105 George Percival Scriven (b. Feb. 21, 1854, Philadelphia, Pa.-d. March 7, 1940), Brigadier General and chief signal officer of the Army, graduated from West Point in 1878. He served in the Philippines, Cuba, and China. After retiring from the Army early in 1917, he was designated military attaché in the American Embassy, Rome, Italy,...

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