James Ferdinand Izlar papers, 1863-1912.

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James Ferdinand Izlar papers, 1863-1912.

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Civil War items consist of muster roll, 1 May 1863, of Edisto Rifle Company [25th South Carolina Volunteer Light Infantry]; photocopy of diary, 15 Jan. - 5 Mar. 1865, describing Federal assault on Fort Fisher, near Wilmington, N.C., where Izlar was captured, his imprisonment at Fort Columbus (Governor's Island, N.Y.), and his reaction to news of Gen. Sherman's advance across South Carolina. Printed circular letter, 1877, Orangeburg, S.C., to Democratic Club, re nomination of Dr. A.S. Hydrick by the Republican Convention and soliciting support of regular nominee of the Democratic Party, signed by Izlar as chairman and F.A. Schiffley, secretary; and typed copy of obituary, 26 May 1912.

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Hydrick, A. S.

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Shiffley, F. A.

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Izlar, James Ferdinand, 1832-1912

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Native of Orangeburg, S.C.; graduate, Emory College, Oxford, Ga., 1855; admitted to South Carolina bar, 1858; member, South Carolina Senate, 1880-1890, elected judge, first judicial circuit, 1889; delegate, Democratic National Convention, Chicago, 1884; member, U.S. House of Representatives, 1894-1895; captain, Edisto Rifles, 25th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers; and partner in law firm Izlar & Dibble, Orangeburg, S.C. From the description of James Ferdinand Izlar papers, 186...

Confederate States of America. Army. South Carolina Infantry Regiment, 25th

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Confederate battalion which was augmented and organized into a full infantry regiment, the 25th South Carolina (Volunteer) Infantry Regiment, in July of 1862. At that time Charles Henry Simonton, who was captain of Company A of the Eutaw Battalion (11th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Battalion) and who occasionally acted as a Confederate States of America agent, was promoted to colonel and given command of the regiment. In civilian life Simonton was a Charleston, South Carolina educator, who ...

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