Post quarter master, Greenville [S.C.], 1862-1864 : a paper read to the Club of Thirty-Nine, [typescript] ; 1996 Jan. 16.

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Post quarter master, Greenville [S.C.], 1862-1864 : a paper read to the Club of Thirty-Nine, [typescript] ; 1996 Jan. 16.

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Biographical and historical information re Alfred Ward Grayson Davis, and his son, Charles Lewis Davis, both of whom served as Quartermaster in Greenville, S.C., during the Civil War. Sloan's talk discusses social conditions in Greenville, S.C., during the later years of the war.

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