W.W. McCreery papers, 1862 Jan. 10-Apr. 30.

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W.W. McCreery papers, 1862 Jan. 10-Apr. 30.

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Letter book, 10 Jan.-30 Apr. 1862, Pocotaligo, S.C. [formerly Beaufort District, now Jasper County], listing general orders re guns, ammunition, cannons, and various other Confederate military supplies. Includes letter, 11 Jan. 1862, Pocotaligo, S.C., to "Agent of N.E. Railroad," Florence, S.C., re forwarding ordnance stores to Pocotaligo; letter, 2 Feb. 1862, Pocotaligo, S.C., to Maj. A[rmistead] L[indsay] Long, "Courawthathie," S.C., re guns and ammunition, gun specifications, requests of Gen. [John Clifford] Pemberton, and previous supplies received; undated report, from Johnson Hagood, re capital arms sent by W.W. McCreery to Chief of Ordnance in Charleston, S.C.

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