Redman, Wesley, Papers, 1832-1919, 1959

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Redman, Wesley, Papers, 1832-1919, 1959

Correspondence, a certificate, financial records, legal documents, newspaper clippings, and a biographical sketch comprise the Wesley Redman Papers, 1832-1919, 1959, chronicling Redman's experiences during the Civil War as well as his business affairs as a farmer.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8129279

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Redman, Wesley, 1810-1886

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Born to Absolum and Elizabeth (Epperson) Redman in Adair County, Kentucky, Wesley Redman (1810-1886) married Susan Harris in 1831. Following the birth of their three children, Redman’s wife died in 1844. A farmer by profession, he moved to Warren County, where he married Nancy Elizabeth Morris, with whom he had five children. After moving to Cynthiana, Indiana, Redman enlisted in Company A of the 58th Indiana Regiment of Volunteers in the Union Army during the Civil War. From the gui...

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