Donations to the Collection

JULY 1, 2019 TO JUNE 30,2020

Anonymous Donor

Document, promotion of Theophilus Brunson to 1st sergeant, Co. A, 43rd Wisconsin Infantry, February 11, 1865

Army Historical Foundation

Documents: Muster Roll, 45th Alabama Volunteers, 1862; Monthly Report, Beall’s Brigade, April 1863; Enlistment Form, State of North Carolina, Charles Cross, 1861; Requisition Forms, 31st Alabama, November 1862; Circular, Confederate Adjutant and Inspector-General’s Office, January 1863; Letter, from Private John H. James, 46th Virginia Infantry, to Maj. John H. Richardson, (probably 39th Battalion Virginia Cavalry), April 1864; Quartermaster receipt, September 1862; Morning Report, Lieut. Col. Miller’s Command, April 4th [1863]

Ruth Ann and John Coski, In Memory of Tucker H. Hill

Book, The Celluloid South: Hollywood and the Southern Myth by Edward D.C. Campbell, Jr., 1981, inscribed by author to Tucker H. Hill

Friends of the St. Mary’s County Library

Books, Officers of the Army and Navy (regular) Who Served in the Civil War by William H. Powell and Edward Shippen, 1892, and Officers of the Army and Navy (volunteer) Who Served in the Civil War by William H. Powell, 1893

Dwight Sturtevant Hughes (author)

Book, A Confederate Biography: The Cruise of the CSS Shenandoah

Randy Miller

Document, Slave for hire contract, “Negro boy named Tom,” January 30, 1858, Huntsville, Alabama

Tommy J. Waldrop

Document, Promotion of A.B. Johnston to 2nd Lieut., Crenshaw Battery Virginia Artillery, 1863

Baskets carved from peach pits by George Wallace Smith (Co. H, 13th Massachusetts) while a POW at Libby Prison in Richmond

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Mary Ann Brandenburg

Baskets carved from peach pits by George Wallace Smith (Co. H, 13th Massachusetts) while a POW at Libby Prison in Richmond

Vann T. Williams, In Memory of Mrs. E. Otto N. Williams and E. Otto N. Williams, Jr.

12-piece silver service made by Hayden & Whilden (includes soup tureen, tureen tray, two vegetable dishes, two gravy boats, two sauce tureens, and four small trays), that belonged to Confederate Commissioner of Exchange, Judge Robert Ould and Madge Dorsey Ould; Framed photograph of Madge Ould Powers

Silver service piece made by Hayden & Whilden

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