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Battle near Mill Springs
Battle near Mill Springs, KY - the death of General Zollicoffer
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Battle of Mill Spring, KY Envelopes
Battle of Mill Spring, Death of General Zollicoffer. Complete set of 12 envelopes, artist: Ch. Magnus, 12 Frankfort St., NY
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Battle of Mill Springs
Battle of Mill Springs, KY. January 19, 1862 with General Schoepff and General Thomas
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Battle of Somerset or Mill Spring, KY
Illustration of the Battle of Somerset, or Mill Spring, KY, January 19, 1862, on verso, Topographical map showing Mill Spring, Pulaski County, Kentucky the scene of the recent battle and defeat of the forces of the Rebel General Zollicoffer
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Death of General Zollicoffer in the Battle of Mill Spring
Page illustration removed from unknown book featuring Felix Zollicoffer
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Death of the Rebel General Zollicoffer
Print from "FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER" of the "DEATH OF THE REBEL GENERAL ZOLLICOFFER."
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Major Henry Middleton Rutledge Fogg
Major Henry Middleton Rutledge Fogg, he was an aide to Brigadier General Felix K. Zollicoffer and mortally wounded in the same valley that killed Zollicoffer on January 19, 1862 in the Battle of Mill Springs, KY
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Mill at Mill Springs, KY
Real photo postcard featuring the Mill at Mill Springs, KY 14 x 8 cm.
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Mill Creek / Mill Springs Battle
Battle of Mill Creek (Springs) in a print by Alonzo Chapel, with article about the battle. 24 x 18 cm.
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Mill Springs Corn Meal bag
Mill Springs Corn Meal milled by Mill Springs Mill of Mill Springs, KY Small 2 lbs. bag made of cloth. 25.5 x 17.3 cm.
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Mill Springs Park
Mill Springs Park at Mill Springs, KY published by Lester B. Abbott, Monticello, KY 14 x 8 cm.
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Papers (Alvis, Elizabeth Duncan (Stark), 1876-1959) - Alvis, Elizabeth Duncan (Stark), 1876-1959
Correspondence, genealogical notes, scrapbook, and photos chiefly related to the Stark family of Allen County and Warren County, Kentucky, especially Confederate veteran John William Stark.
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Papers (Civil War Poems) - Civil War, 1861-1865
Thirteen poems relating to the Civil War, some to be sung to popular tunes of the era, copied on lined ledger paper. Some of the poems praise the Union forces in the Kentucky battles of Mill Springs and Perryville; others relate to Lincoln's 1860 election and to Confederate raider John Hunt Morgan.
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Papers (Dalton, David C.) - Dalton, David C.
Research materials collected by C. David Dalton for use in writing his Western Kentucky University thesis, "Confederate Operations in Eastern Kentucky, 1861-1862."
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Papers (Downing, H. H.) - Downing, H. H.
Letter, 21 January 1862, written by H. H. Downing, serving with the Union Army near Somerset, Kentucky, to his brother and sisters. He relates events concerning the fighting around Somerset and the death of Confederate General Felix Zollicoffer, and sends a piece of Zollicoffer's coat as a souvenir.
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Papers (Potter, Thomas Corwin, 1841-1863) - Potter, Thomas Corwin, 1841-1863
Letter, 7 January 1862, of Private Thomas C. Corwin, Battery B, 1st Ohio Light Artillery, to his sister in Michigan. Writing from camp at Somerset, Kentucky, he reflects on the war's duration and describes camp life, troop positions around Somerset, and local citizens' fear of a coming battle. He also describes skirmishes with Confederate pickets and his hopes for an advance though Kentucky.
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Papers (Sinnet, Edwin, 1827-1902) - Sinnet, Edwin, 1827-1902
Letter, 21 January 1862, written to his wife in Granville, Ohio, by Dr. Edwin Sinnet while serving as a surgeon with the 94th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. From Mill Springs Kentucky, he writes of the fate of the Confederate forces after the recent battle: their ill-advised attack from their winter quarters; their flight and abandonment of arms, equipment and horses; their burning of flatboats used to cross the Cumberland River; and the "bloody corps...
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Papers (Warr, Joseph W., 1836-1864) - Warr, Joseph W., 1836-1864
Letter, 11 February 1862, to his mother and siblings from Joseph Warr, Company A, 2nd Minnesota Volunteers. From Somerset, Kentucky, he writes of troop movements toward Bowling Green, Kentucky, where he expects a victorious battle. He describes a recent encounter with Confederate forces crossing the Cumberland River and the severe wounds of those taken prisoner, but declares that the enemy would otherwise have shown no mercy. He notes the lon...
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Records (Downing-Eubank Families)
Correspondence and business papers concerning the Downing and Eubank families in the Kentucky counties of Allen and Barren, which chiefly include Civil War letters, 1862-1865 (7); Allen and Barren County deeds; and tax receipts, 1832-1922. Also biographical information, 1993.
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