William Collin Stevens papers, 1861-1921 [microform]

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William Collin Stevens papers, 1861-1921 [microform]

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/80171759

Correspondence with his family while serving in the Civil War (contain reactions to the death of Lincoln, including those of a Black camp follower); and photographs. Correspondents include: Austin Blair (Mar. 29, 1862), William F. Breakey (Sept. 5, 1862), Daniel M. Caldwell (June 2, 1864), and Thomas M. Cooley (to Isaac Marston, Dec. 24, 1868).

1 microfilm reel (part) : master negative.1 microfilm reel (part) : print master.1 microfilm reel (part) : positive.

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Resident of Whitmore Lake, Michigan; lieutenant in the 3rd Michigan Cavalry, later major in the 9th Michigan Cavalry during the Civil War; later East Tawas, Michigan, Republican politician. From the description of William Collin Stevens papers, 1861-1921. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34419669 From the description of William Collin Stevens photograph series [microform]. ca. 1890s?-ca. 1910s? (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 49059489 From...

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