John Rufus Edie papers, 1866-1870.

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John Rufus Edie papers, 1866-1870.

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Chiefly correspondence, telegrams, and printed rosters of member of occupying forces of United States Army, 8th Infantry Regiment; including roster, 13 Nov. 1866, Headquarters, 8th U.S. Infantry, Raleigh, N.C., listing commissioned officers including names, ranks, stations, and remarks; invitation, 22 Feb. 1867, Charleston, S.C., re social function at The Citadel. Telegram, 5 Aug. 1869, Edward W. Smith, to John R. Edie, re uprising on 26 July 1869 in Charleston, S.C.; inventory and inspection report, 26 Nov. 1869, listing clothing and equipage of the U.S. Army; letter, 30 Nov. 1869, Charleston, S.C., Charles F. Loshe, to John R. Edie, Charleston, S.C., re unmilitary actions of 2nd Lieut. Edward Lynch; invitation, 10 Jan. 1870, Charleston, S.C., re social event at the Mills House.

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Smith, Edward Worthington, 1832-1883

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Edie, John Rufus, 1814-1888

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Resident of Charleston, S.C.; Colonel of United States Army, 8th Infantry Regiment. From the description of John Rufus Edie papers, 1866-1870. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 42724719 ...

United States. Army

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Loshe, Charles F.

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