Lawrence (Kan.) -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Found in 7 Records:
Correspondence between Oscar G. Richards and William E. Connelley
"Grandmother's Letters," by Louisa B. Simpson
Photocopy of typescript of stories about a young woman growing up in territorial and Civil War-era Kansas.
Jennie Earl and Elizabeth S.C. [Crittenden] correspondence
This collection of letters was apparently written by two sisters living in Lawrence from 1859 to sometime after 1863. The letters are written to their mother and brother who lived in Westinfield, Connecticut, and concern events in Lawrence prior to and during the Civil War.
Manuscript, "A Night of Terror"
A night of terror. The recounting of events told by the widow of Duncan Allison, concerning Quantrill's Raid.
Quantrill's raid reminiscence
This is the reminiscence of R.H. Miller about Quantrill's raid, involving his house at 1101 E. 19th Street in Lawrence, Kansas. It was written by William Miller in 1913.
The history of our ancestors; a record of the Riggs, Baldridge and Agnew families
The history of our ancestors. Being a record of the Riggs, Baldridge, and Agnew families together with fragmentary data as to other cognate families. Ann Arbor, Mich., 1915.
Thomas Carney correspondence
The collection contents include correspondence written to and from Governor Carney.