United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Personal narratives.
Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:
Lewis Post collection
Items collected by Dr. Post deriving from his medical volunteership in the Civil War, include a diary kept for 1862 describing cases, soldiers, and events; also a medical surgeon's instrument kit, pieces of shrapnel, a piece of hard tack, photographs of Post and his parents, the Soldier's Pocket Book of inspirational writing, mess kit cutlery, and correspondence; some items include annotated notes; also, ephemeral items such as an awl and twine, a bar of soap in a tin box, and two cigars.
Luke Tuttle Merrill diary
Lyman Stuart collection
Correspondence and other papers of several New York State families, discussing everyday events and problems, agriculture, religion, and prices; also, Civil War letters of the Carver brothers of Savannah, New York.
Mary Ferguson diaries
McGraw family papers
Morrill B. Smith diary
Civil War diary commenting on camp life, assignment to the ship E. Wilder Farley, participation in the battle that took Biloxi, and occupation of New Orleans.
Moses Coit Tyler collection
Diaries, lecture notes, and commonplace books by Moses Coit Tyler, and letters to him from others.
Nathan G. Latimer papers
2 letters, an 1865 dispatch, and an 1840 promissory note pertaining to Latimer's participation in the Civil War, 1863-1864.
Nearpass family letters
Four letters written in 1863 and 1864. Three are from Philip Nearpass, a Union soldier, to his sister Libbie Nearpass of Arcadia (now Newark and Palmyra). The last is from Jacob Wentzel, also a Union soldier, to Libbie Nearpass, presumably after Philip's death.