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Asa E. Sample diary

Collection — Multiple Containers

Identifier: S1136

Scope and Contents This collection includes 3 folders containing a photocopy of a 117-page diary from Asa E. Sample of Knightstown, Indiana, ranging from December 9, 1862 to December 21, 1863 regarding his experiences during the Civil War as an enlisted soldier with the 54th Infantry Regiment, Company E.

Dates: 1862-1863

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

Camp Shelby, Mississippi World War I panoramic photographs

Collection — Folder: OBF017

Identifier: OBF017

Scope and Contents This collection includes 20 black-and-white panoramic photographs taken at Camp Shelby in Hattiesburg, Mississippi ranging from 1917 to 1918 regarding companies of soldiers from the 38th Division of the U.S. Army at the training camp during World War I. The images taken by Robb and Carleton of Hattiesburg in November 1917 show Companies A, B and C of the 139th Machine Gun Battalion; Company L of the 4th Indiana Infantry; Companies D, E, G, I, K and L of the 151st Regiment; Companies C, D and E...

Dates: 1917-1918

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

Daniel Roberts correspondence

Collection — Folder: S1123

Identifier: S1123

Scope and Contents This collection includes 18 letters from Daniel Roberts to his mother and sister ranging from 1861 to 1864 regarding his experiences as a Union soldier during the U.S. Civil War. There is also a fragment of a letter written by Daniel and Sally Roberts in 1871.

Dates: 1861-1864; 1871

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

Enoch Honeywell diary

Collection — Folder: S0678

Identifier: S0678

Scope and Contents This collection contains a 112-page typed transcription of Enoch Honeywell's diary relating his experiences traveling from New York to Ohio and Indiana from 1815 to 1820 to trade goods. He included prices of land and items available for purchase from the different areas he passed through. The diary also relates Honeywell's 70-day boat trip from Lawrenceburg, Indiana to New Orleans, Louisiana, his observations about the southern city, and his travel by ship back to New York in 1817.

Dates: 1816-1820

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

Fred C. Dunlap, Camp Shelby World War I panoramic photograph

Collection — Folder: OBF023

Identifier: OBF023

Scope and Contents This collection consists of a black-and-white panoramic photograph taken by Fred C. Dunlap at Camp Shelby in Hattiesburg, Mississippi on January 24, 1918 of the living quarters of the 151st Infantry Regiment during World War I.

Dates: 1918/01/24

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

Harold Brown Adkinson steamboat photograph collection

Collection

Identifier: P011

Scope and Contents This collection includes photographs, negatives, clippings, and postcards from Harold Brown Adkinson in Indiana in 1932 and undated regarding steamboats, bridges and rivers in the United States, and related topics.

Dates: 1932, undated

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

Harry H. Martindale collection

Collection — Multiple Containers

Identifier: G-072

Scope and Contents This collection includes genealogical research, correspondence, and other matierlas primarily from Harry H. Martindale with lesser amounts included by Winfred L. Martindale and other researchers in the United States and England ranging from 1863 to 1984, regarding the Martindale, Maxey, Pearson, McCray, Howard, Hurt, and other related families.

Dates: 1863 - 1984

Found in: Genealogy

Henry L. and Solon R. Soper collection

Collection — Folder: S1219

Identifier: S1220

Scope and Contents There are two items in this collection. The oldest item is a land grant from President John Quincy Adams for Henry L. Soper, of Queensville, Jennings County, Indiana. The document is dated May 7, 1828. The second item is a small, leather-bound diary written mostly in pencil by Lieutenant Solen R. Soper, who was in the 9th Indiana Legion. This was a 30-days unit enlisted in 1862. Solen guarded prisoners at Camp Morton and then on a Mississippi River boat, during which time this diary was...

Dates: 1828, 1862

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

Invitation to people of Indiana to visit Mississippi for Civil War centennial plaque

Collection — Box: 1

Identifier: L762

Scope and Contents This collection comprises an invitation plaque from Governor Ross Barnett of Mississippi circa June 24, 1961 to Indiana Governor Matthew E. Welsh and the people of Indiana to visit Mississippi for the U.S. Civil War centennial during 1961-1965. The plaque has Barnett's signature, the Mississippi state seal, a photograph of the Indiana Monument in Vicksburg National Military Park with an illustration representing the park.

Dates: circa 1961/06/24

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

Joseph W. Dalrymple papers

Collection — Folder: S2603

Identifier: S2603

Scope and Contents This collection contains the papers of Joseph W. Dalrymple from Rising Sun, Indiana, including letters he wrote to his wife, Jennie, while on business in towns along the Ohio and Missisippi rivers in Arkansas, Indiana, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee (1870-1881); correspondence from his partner, John W. Bush, from Rising Sun (1875-1881); letters and invoices from merchants in Cincinnati, New Orleans, Louisville, Natchez (Miss.), and Cairo (Ill.) (1871-1883); and correspondence...

Dates: 1858-1891

Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts

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Asa E. Sample diary

Camp Shelby, Mississippi World War I panoramic photographs

Daniel Roberts correspondence

Enoch Honeywell diary

Fred C. Dunlap, Camp Shelby World War I panoramic photograph

Harold Brown Adkinson steamboat photograph collection

Harry H. Martindale collection

Henry L. and Solon R. Soper collection

Invitation to people of Indiana to visit Mississippi for Civil War centennial plaque

Joseph W. Dalrymple papers

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