Papers 1862-1864.

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Papers 1862-1864.

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Lawyer, State legislator, Governor of Ohio, and U.S. Minister to Brazil. Correspondence relating to administrative and legislative affairs during Tod's governorship, including recommendations for appointments and military promotions, requests for pardons and military passes, resignations, recruitment, enlistment, and other Civil War reports, invitations, and congratulatory letters, and Ohio State stock. Includes letters from Confederate prisoners to their families, and material on the Gettysburg dedication and Morgan's raids, 1863. Contact repository for more information.

4 cubic feet.

Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7765103

Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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