Box 2
Container
Contains 107 Results:
Message to the Congress of Louisiana from Gov. Henry W. Allen, Jan. 26, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
Jan. 26, 1864
Receipt for potatoes received from T.O. Moore, Feb. 24, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
Feb. 24, 1864
Circular No. 10-War Dept., Provost Marshal General's Office, March 22, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
March 22, 1864
Special Orders No. 215-Officers of 74th US Colored Infantry, April 12, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
April 12, 1864
Jefferson Davis to Gov. Thomas O. Moore, (photocopy, original in Box 4), April 12, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
April 12, 1864
Phelps & Co. to Gov. Thomas O. Moore, April 18, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
April 18, 1864
S.A. Walmsley to Thomas O. Moore, May 23, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
May 23, 1864
Special Orders to Peter de laFopse and letter from de laFopse to Thomas O. Moore, May 31, 1864/June 5, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
May 31, 1864/June 5, 1864
Alfred G. Hall to Major John Levening, June 10, 1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
June 10, 1864
W. D. [Causey] to Gov. Thomas O. Moore, [June 25, 1864]
File — Box: 2, Folder: 10
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Kuntz Louisiana U.S. 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...
Dates:
[June 25, 1864]