Box 1
Container
Contains 89 Results:
William F. Reese to Thomas O. Moore, March 20, 1860
File — Box: 1, Folder: 13
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
March 20, 1860
James A. Moore to dear cousin Tom [Gov. Moore], May 1, 1860
File — Box: 1, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
May 1, 1860
A. Mittenberger to Gov. Thomas O. Moore, June 23, 1860
File — Box: 1, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
June 23, 1860
A. Mittenberger to Gov. Thomas O. Moore, July 28, 1860
File — Box: 1, Folder: 16
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
July 28, 1860
Receipt of G.M. Long for balance due for brick to wall-in grave of Gen. Walkin, Nov. 3, 1860
File — Box: 1, Folder: 17
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
Nov. 3, 1860
W.J. McCullock to Gov. Thomas O. Moore, Nov. 17, 1860
File — Box: 1, Folder: 18
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
Nov. 17, 1860
R.W. McMillan to Gov. Thomas Moore re: cotton on Cote Blanche Island, Jan. 17, 1861
File — Box: 1, Folder: 19
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
Jan. 17, 1861
James M. Searly to Thomas O. Moore, Jan. 28, 1861
File — Box: 1, Folder: 20
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
Jan. 28, 1861
Telegram to Gov. Thomas O. Moore from B. Bragg, Feb. 25, 1861
File — Box: 1, Folder: 21
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
Feb. 25, 1861
E.M. Wells to Gov. Thomas O. Moore, March 6, 1861
File — Box: 1, Folder: 22
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana Civil War Collection consists of receipts, posters, newspaper clippings, military documents and correspondence arranged chronologically from 1811 to 1959. The earliest are bills of sale and lists of slaves. Most of the material deals with affairs in Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area, and many of the letters are to Thomas Overton Moore (1805- 1876) who was governor of Louisiana during the Civil War. The majority of the receipts are written to him for goods and...
Dates:
March 6, 1861