Box 2
Container
Contains 107 Results:
Hanahar Lenard to Thomas Moore, April 14, 1866
File — Box: 2, Folder: 68
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 14, 1866
J.S. Copes to Thomas O. Moore, June 27, 1866
File — Box: 2, Folder: 69
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 27, 1866
Special Order No. 22 from Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, Feb. 14, 1867
File — Box: 2, Folder: 71
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. 14, 1867
Thomas C. Manning to Gov. Thomas O. Moore, April 8, 1873
File — Box: 2, Folder: 72
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 8, 1873
Thomas C. Manning to Thomas O. Moore, Feb. 27, 1874
File — Box: 2, Folder: 73
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. 27, 1874
Thomas O. Moore to Judge [Thomas C. Manning], March 3, 1874
File — Box: 2, Folder: 74
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 3, 1874
Portrait of Mrs. Jefferson Davis, 1903
File — Box: 2, Folder: 76
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:
1903
The Times-Picayune, April 13, 1941
File — Box: 2, Folder: 77
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 13, 1941
New Orleans States: Dedication of Jefferson Davis Memorial is Planned, June 1, 1941
File — Box: 2, Folder: 78
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 1, 1941
New Orleans States, Sept. 10, 1945
File — Box: 2, Folder: 79
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:
Sept. 10, 1945