Military and business papers, 1862-1940 (bulk 1862-1900).

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Military and business papers, 1862-1940 (bulk 1862-1900).

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Warrant (1862) concerning Ingalls's promotion to quartermaster sargeant of 8th Massachusetts regiment; payroll vouchers (1862, 1870-1876); forms; requisitions, invoices, and receipts for food, clothing, and other supplies; certificate of promotion (1864) to first lieutenant; correspondence relating to supplies, leaves of absence, military matters, and his participation in military anniversaries and the dedication of Civil War monuments such as those on the Boston Common; inspection reports prepared by Ingalls as assistant inspector general of the Massachusetts Militia; and clippings regarding the 8th Militia Regiment.

22 file folders.

Bostonian Society

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Army officer, of Lynn and Swampscott, Mass.; served with Company I, 8th Massachusetts Volunteers during the Civil War and later with Massachusetts Militia. From the description of Military and business papers, 1862-1940 (bulk 1862-1900). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70950561 ...

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