Box Manuscripts Group 2 Box 21
Contains 43 Results:
Lucie [?], Hickory Grove, Prince William County Virginia, to Thomas Alston Martin , 1868 May 29
4 pages. Autograph Letter Signed.
M.A. Cox, Goldsboro, North Carolina, to Maj. Thomas Alston Martin , 1868 June 4
2 pages. Autograph Letter Signed.
Mcllwaine & Co., Petersburg, Virginia, to Maj. Thomas Alston Martin, Forestville, North Carolina, 1868 June 25
1 page. Autograph Letter Signed.
Mcllwaine & Co., Petersburg, Virginia, to Maj. Thomas Alston Martin, Forestville, North Carolina, 1868 July 7
1 page. Autograph Letter Signed.
Robert A. Martin & Co., Petersburg, Virginia, to Maj. Thomas Alston Martin, Forestville, North Carolina, 1868 October 5
1 page. Printed Material.
Invoices, receipts, and tax bills of Thomas Alston Martin , 1868
7 items.
[?] to Mr. Martin, 18[?] October 11
This collection contains papers of the Martin family of North Carolina. It is primarily composed of papers and correspondence with relatives in North Carolina and Virginia, 1862-1868, belonging to Major Thomas Alston Martin who served in the 13th North Carolina Infantry. Several letters date to the Civil War and refer to camp conditions. It includes letters, 1862, of R. C. Martin written while serving in the Confederate Army. Many of the letters were written by women.
D.G. Crenshaw, Falkland, North Carolina, to his cousin Thomas Alston Martin, No year May 29
5 pages. Autograph Letter Signed.
D.G. Crenshaw, Falkland, North Carolina, to his cousin Thomas Alston Martin, Incomplete, No year June 29
2 pages. Autograph Letter Signed.
D.C. Crenshaw to his cousin Thomas Alston Martin, Incomplete, undated
2 pages. Autograph Letter.
Vic [?], to her sister Sal [?], undated
4 pages. Autograph Letter Signed.
Vic [?], to her brother Thomas Alston Martin , undated
2 pages. Autograph Letter Signed.
Papers, circa 1890
Copies of letters; ca 1890, of Thomas R. Marshall, fl. 1890, commandant of Virginia Military Institute at Lexington, Va. to his teaching staff.
Papers, 1839-1865
Papers, 1792-1832, 1931
Papers
This collection contains papers of the Martin family of North Carolina. It is primarily composed of papers and correspondence with relatives in North Carolina and Virginia, 1862-1868, belonging to Major Thomas Alston Martin who served in the 13th North Carolina Infantry. Several letters date to the Civil War and refer to camp conditions. It includes letters, 1862, of R. C. Martin written while serving in the Confederate Army. Many of the letters were written by women.