John Q.A. Norton papers, 1868-1869.

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John Q.A. Norton papers, 1868-1869.

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This collection houses the military reports and records of John Norton when he was with Company "D" of the 19th Kansas Cavalry, 1868-1869. These records include general and special orders, affidavits, letters, lists of clothing issued, receipts, volunteer enlistments, deserters, statements of Quarter Master property and C.C. and G.E. property taken by deserters, abstracts of vouchers and materials, lists of supplies, invoices, and circulars.

15 items 1 folder.

Kansas State Historical Society

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