1st Kansan colored vol. reg't., 1863-1865.

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1st Kansan colored vol. reg't., 1863-1865.

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Original account book of Capt. Ethan Earle, commander of First Kansas Colored Volunteer Regiment Company F.A list of the regiment's field, staff and line officers and the roll of soldiers in Company F is followed by monthly lists concerning the issue of clothing to Company F. The lists include the men's names and notations as to whether the men received items such as jackets, pants, shirts, drawers, shoes, caps, blankets, etc. Mr. Earle added a memorandum dated "Boston January 1873" concerning his service, a short history of the flag for Company F, and a 28 page history of the regiment.

1 v. (100 p.) ; 31 cm.

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