Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection, 1833-1897, mostly consists of letters written to and by James Duncan Graham. Many are to and from his children (William Montrose Graham, Salvadora Graham, James Duncan Graham, Margaret C. Graham and Richard Worsham Meade Graham) and concern their education, health and his concern that they accommodate themselves to the social customs of the time. Two of his sons attended the United States Naval Academy (one also attended Racine College). The other attended the United States...

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Two boxes with Graham's name. Transit made for service in which Capt. Talcott was then engaged. 1p. LS.

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Forwarding books and maps. Went out to Camp Douglass to see prisoners taken at Fort Donelson. Recounts racial remark by Union soldier and confederate soldier's reaction. 2pp. ALS.

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Has received package of publications. Will tend to distribution per Graham's instructions. 2pp. ALS.

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Instructions concerning how to use stadia and argument for Graham to use stadia. 8pp. ALS.

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Errata for his analysis on the stadia. 2pp. ALS.

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Settle Accounts. Printing of 1861 Graham report. 2pp. ALS.

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Would like to rent house Graham owns. 1p. ALS.

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Introduction of Maj. Philip Pendleton. 2pp. on 1 leaf. ALS.

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Bombardment. Mentioned in Capt. Porter's dispatches. Marriage. Passing of New Orleans. Flotilla. News of other ships. 4pp. on 1 leaf.

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Asks for better position. His son Thomas is on board the Pensacola. 2pp. on 1 leaf.

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Churchman's Monthly Magazine. 1p. ALS.

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Transportation of pictures. Colonel's instruments were turned over to Interior Department. 1p. ALS.