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Library of Virginia 2003 Alex Lorch Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary Library of Virginia Dabney-Jackson Collection, 1716, 1744-1867 24816 Personal Papers Collection, Acc. 24816 .675 cubic feet English Charles William Dabney Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Dabney-Jackson Collection, 1716, 1744-1867. Accession 24816, Personal Papers Collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

 Acquisition Information

Lent for copying by Charles William Dabney, ca. 1928-1929.

 Biographical Information

Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson was born 21 January 1824 in Clarksburg, Virginia, to Jonathan Jackson (1790-1826) and Julia Beckwith Neale Jackson (1798-1831). He attended West Point and became an instructor at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia. Jackson married first Elinor Junkin (1825-1854) on 4 August 1853. After her death during childbirth, Jackson married Mary Anna Morrison (1831-1915) of North Carolina on 16 July 1857. They had two daughters, Mary Graham Jackson (b. 1858) and Julia Laura Jackson (1862-1889). After Jackson's death 10 May 1863, Mary Anna Jackson returned to North Carolina. She became known as the "Widow of the Confederacy" and became the honorary president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. She wrote about her husband and traveled about speaking on him. Mary Anna Jackson died 24 March 1915 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Robert Lewis Dabney (1820-1898), Presbyterian clergyman and teacher, was an educator associated with Hampden-Sydney College and with the Union Seminary of Virginia at Farmville, Virginia, 1836-1837, 1844, and 1853-1883. He married Lavinia Morrison (1828-1908) in 1855, and together they had several children including Charles William Dabney (1855-1945). During the Civil War he served with the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, first as a chaplain with the 18th Virginia Infantry Regiment in 1861, then as an officer and chief of staff for Stonewall Jackson in 1862. After Jackson's death in 1863, Dabney wrote a biography of the general entitled Life and Campaigns of Lieutenant-General Thomas J. Jackson (1866). He was the son of Charles William Dabney (1786-1833) and Elizabeth Price Dabney, and the brother of Charles William Dabney (1809-1895), who served during the Civil War, in 1861 and 1862, as the captain of Company C, 15th Virginia Infantry Regiment.

Charles William Dabney (1786-1833) was the son of Samuel Dabney (1752-1812) and Jane Meriwether Dabney. Samuel Dabney was the son of William Dabney (1718-1776) and Ann Barret Dabney. Charles Dabney (ca. 1744- 1829), a son of William Dabney, served as an officer during the American Revolution in the 2nd Virginia State Regiment.

 Scope and Content Information

This collection consists of the papers, 1716, 1744-1834, of the Dabney family of Hanover, King William, and Louisa Counties, Virginia, and the papers, 1815-1867 (bulk, 1847-1867), of Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson (1824-1863). These papers were compiled by Charles William Dabney (1855-1945) from various sources including his father, R. L. Dabney (1820-1898), Stonewall Jackson's chief of staff who used the papers to write Life and Campaigns of Lieutenant-General Thomas J. Jackson (1866).

 Arrangement Arrangement

Chronologically with undated items at the end of the series.

 Organization

Organized into the following two series: I. Dabney Family Papers, 1716, 1744-1834; II. T. J. "Stonewall" Jackson Papers, 1815-1867 (bulk, 1847-1867)

 Contents List Dabney Family Papers, 1716, 1744-1834 1 1-4

Principally consists of letters written by, to, or concerning Dabney family members, the chief individuals being William Dabney (1718-1776), Revolutionary War officer Charles Dabney (ca. 1744-1829), his wife Elizabeth Dabney, George Dabney (1760-1843), Samuel Dabney (1752-1812), James Dabney, Charles William Dabney (1786-1833), and former Virginia Lieutenant Governor John Guerrant (1760-1813). Within this series there are also Dabney family accounts, affidavits, agreements, certificates, deeds, indentures, military reports, Revolutionary War military land warrants, plats, powers of attorney, receipts, and an oversize copy of the Articles of Capitulation signed at Yorktown on 19 October 1781.

Arranged chronologically

 Deed. George Alves of New Kent County, to George Dabney of King William County, 10 October 1716 1 1 1 Unspecified acreage of land "upon the upper line of the said George Alves's tract in the fork between the South Branch of Pamunky River." No recordation shown. Accounts. Unidentified, 1744-1746 1a 1 1 2 pp. Letter. Morgan Thomas and Company, Bristol, to William Dabney, merchant in Hanover County, York River, Virginia, 20 August 1754 2 1 1 1 p. Letter. William Winston [Jr.?], B. F., to [William Dabney?], n. p., 16 April 1756 3 1 1 2 pp. Letter. Morgan Thomas and Company, Bristol, to William Dabney, n. p., 13 November 1756 4 1 1 1 p. Letter. Morgan Thomas and Company, Bristol, to William Dabney, n. p., 1757 5 1 1 1 p. Letter. P[atrick] Henry, Jr., n. p., to [William Dabney?], n. p., 14 October 1760 6 1 1 1 p. Letter. Ed. Ambler, James Town, to Col. William Dabney, in Hanover, 24 February 1765 7 1 1 2 pp. Letter. Ed. Ambler, James Town, to Charles Dabney, in Hanover, 23 May 1768 8 1 1 3 pp. Letter. Mary Ambler, James Town, to Col. William Dabney, in Hanover, 15 December 1768 9 1 1 2 pp. Letter. William [Nelson?], York, to Col. William Dabney, in Hanover, 18 January 1769 10 1 1 3 pp. Letter. John Blair, Jr., James Town, to [William Dabney?], n. p., 1 April 1769 11 1 2 3 pp. With postscript of Mary Ambler. Letter. John Dabney, n. p., to [___], 29 April 1769 12 1 2 1 p. Letter. Mary Ambler, James Town, to Charles Dabney, in Hanover, 20 December 1769 13 1 2 2 pp. Letter. [William Morris?], n. p., to Charles Dabney, n. p., 3 March 177- 14 1 2 1 p. Certificate of James Dabney concerning Joseph Street, of Louisa County, 17 June 1772 15 1 2 1 p. Letter. [Mary Ambler?], Williamsburg, to Charles Dabney, in Hanover, 13 March 1773 16 1 2 1 p. Letter. John Barret, n. p., to Charles Dabney, in Hanover, 25 August 1773 17 1 2 1 p. Agreement. George, Susanna, Charles, Robert, and Samuel Dabney to divide their deceased father's slaves among them, 19 January 1774 17a 1 2 2 pp. Letter. George Dabney, Hanover, to his brother Lieutenant Col. Charles Dabney of the 2nd Virginia Battalion, Head Quarters, n. p., 28 July 1778 18 1 2 2 pp. Letter. George Dabney in Hanover County, Virginia, to his brother [Colonel Charles Dabney?], 24 October 1778 18a 1 2 2 pp. Incomplete. Morning reports of various companies of the 2nd Virginia State regiment, 1779 19 1 2 10 pp. Letter. George Dabney in Hanover County, Virginia, to his brother [Colonel Charles Dabney?], 3 February 1779 19a 1 2 2 pp. Letter. George Dabney in Hanover County, Virginia, to his brother [Colonel Charles Dabney?], 18 April 1779 19b 1 2 1 p. Incomplete. Letter. Samuel Dabney, Cub Creek, Louisa [County], to his brother Lieutenant. Col. Charles Dabney of the 2nd Virginia State regiment, n. p., 21 April 1779 20 1 3 1 p. Letter. George Dabney, Hanover, to his brother [Charles Dabney], n. p., 3 July 1779 21 1 3 2 pp. Letter. George Dabney in Hanover County, Virginia, to his brother Colonel Charles Dabney, 1 August 1779 21a 1 3 2 pp. Letter. George Dabney, Hanover, to his brother [Charles Dabney], n. p., 6 September 1779 22 1 3 2 pp. Articles of capitulation, [Yorktown], 19 October 1781 23 Located in oversize, box 102. 2 pp. Apparently a negative photocopy of a manuscript borrowed from the Virginia Historical Society by Charles William Dabney. "A Return of all the Men absent and present belonging to the Cavalry of Lieutenant Col. [Charles] Dabney's Legion," 26 April 1782 24 1 3 1 p. Revolutionary War bounty land military warrants, 1783-1786 24a 1 3 14 pp. Principally concerning warrants issued to Colonel Charles Dabney. Letter. John Lee in Kentucky to Colonel Charles Dabney in Hanover County, Virginia, 29 August 1794 24b 1 3 1 p. Deed. Robert Dabney of Louisa County, to Charles Dabney of Hanover County, 1 April 1795 25 Located in oversize, box 102. 1 p. Negro slaves. No recordation shown. Indenture. Thomas M. Dabney of Louisa County, 1 February 1796 26 1 3 By and with the consent of his father Samuel Dabney of the said county, apprentices himself to Benjamin Tate, Tanner and Currier of the City of Richmond, for the period of three years, six months, to learn the trade of tanning and currying. Letter. John Marshall, n. p., to Col. Charles Dabney, Hanover, 20 January 1800 27 1 3 3 pp. Letter. James Dabney, n. p., to Col. Charles Dabney, Hanover, 3 February 1802 28 1 3 3 pp. Letter. Unidentified in Fayette County, Kentucky, to Brigadier General John Guerrant in Goochland County, Virginia, 4 July 1802 28a 1 3 1 p. Letter. James Dabney, n. p., to Col. Charles Dabney, Hanover, 19 August 1802 29 1 3 3 pp. Letter. Thomas Price, Woodland, to Col. [Charles Dabney?], n. p., 14 September 1803 30 1 3 2 pp. Affidavit of Thomas Johnson, March 1804 31 1 4 1 p. Of lawful age. Taken at his house in the County of Louisa which will be offered as evidence in the suit depending in the honorable the high court of chancery wherein Henry Joyce is plaintiff and Elizabeth Camron defendant. Incomplete. Letter. John Wickham, n. p., to Mrs. [___], Hanover, 21 March 1804 32 1 4 1 p. Deed. George Harris and Sarah his wife of Hanover County, to Benjamin Vaughan of the same county, 1805 33 1 4 1 p. 300 acres in Hanover County. No recordation shown. Letter. John Guerrant, Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, in "Ceres," Goochland County, Virginia, to Major Archelaus Perkins, 20 March 1805 33a 1 4 4 pp. Power of attorney. Charles Dabney appointed Charles Dabney, Jr., 1 January 1807 33b 1 4 1 p. Letter and declaration. Colonel Charles Dabney to unidentified recipient, July 1807 33c 1 4 2 pp. Includes declaration, 24 July 1807, of Samuel Richardson attesting to Colonel Charles Dabney's military conduct. Receipts. Payed to Charles Morris for services rendered to Colonel Charles Dabney, 1 May and 6 July 1808 33d 1 4 1 p. Plat. Property of [Samuel?] Dabney surveyed by David Richardson, 16 April 1813 33e 1 4 1 p. Letter. Charles Dabney, [Abbindon or Ablindon], Virginia, to [Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney], n. p., 20 February 1814 34 1 4 2 pp. Letter. Charles Dabney, Salem, to [Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney], n. p., 24 February 1814 35 1 4 1 p. Power of attorney. Charles Dabney appointed Frances Dabney, 1817 35a 1 4 1 p. Power of attorney. Charles Dabney appointed John D. Andrews, 1 January 1818 35b 1 4 1 p. Deed. Charles Dabney of Hanover County, Virginia, to Charles Dabney, Jr. of Louisa County, Virginia, 14 December 1818 35c 1 4 2 pp. A plot of land in Kentucky. Letter. William Wirt, Washington, to [___], 25 October 1819 36 1 4 4 pp. Deals primarily with relations between the United States and Spain. Receipts. Exchanged principally between Charles Dabney, Catharine Morris, and Charles Morris, 1818-1820 36a 1 4 6 pp. Letter. Carter Berkeley, Edge Wood, to John D. Andrews, n. p., 11 July 1825 37 1 4 2 pp. Letter. Charles Dabney, Baltimore, to Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney, Jackson's Post Office, Louisa County, Virginia, 16 May 1832 38 1 4 4 pp. Letter. Charles Dabney, Philadelphia, to Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney, Jackson's Post Office, Louisa County, Virginia, 18 May 1832 39 1 4 4 pp. Letter. Charles Dabney, Philadelphia, to Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney, Jackson's Post Office, Louisa County, Virginia, 27 May 1832 40 1 4 4 pp. Letter. Charles Dabney, Washington, to [Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney], n. p., 4 June 1832 41 1 4 1 p. Letter. Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney, n. p., to her son, Charles W. Dabney, Hanover, [1833] 42 1 4 2 pp. Letter. Mrs. Elizabeth Dabney, Louisa, to Charles W. Dabney, Hanover, [October 1834] 43 1 4 4 pp. Letter. George Dabney to unidentified recipient, n. d. 43a 1 4 1 p. Petition. Citizens of Louisa and Hanover Counties, Virginia, to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, n. d. 43b 1 4 2 pp. Memorandums, n. d. 43c 1 4 2 pp. Lists clothing delegated to officers commanding companies during the Revolutionary War. Letter. Unidentified Dabney family member to unidentified uncle, n. d. 43d 1 4 1 p. Incomplete. Letter. Charles Dabney, Jr. to unidentified recipient, n. d. 43e 1 4 1 p. Incomplete. Letter. George Dabney to unidentified brother, n. d. 43f 1 4 1 p. Incomplete. T. J. "Stonewall" Jackson Papers 1815-1867 (bulk, 1847-1867) 1-2

Principally contains Civil War military correspondence, military orders, military and battle reports, military commissions, and personal correspondence to, from, and concerning General Stonewall Jackson. Personal correspondence includes extracts of letters from Stonewall Jackson to his second wife Mary Anna Morrison (1831-1915). Also in this series, there are letters written to R. L. Dabney after Jackson's death, memorandums, military records concerning Stonewall Jackson's involvement in the Mexican War, narratives of Confederate officers concerning Stonewall Jackson, newspaper clippings, and Jackson family promissory notes and receipts.

Arranged chronologically

 Promissory note. Jonathan Jackson payable to David E. Jackson, 13 February 1815 43g For this item see item 44c: Letter, Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 1 5 1 p. Receipt. David E. Jackson payable to George Dahmer, 1 September 1819 43h For this item see item 44c: Letter, Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 1 5 1 p. Witnessed by Edward Jackson and Cummins Jackson. "Extracts from the reports of Generals Scott, Worth, and Pillow for the battle of Chapultepec." 1847 44 1 5 3 pp. Return of provisions. Received and issued at Mexcoac and the City of Mexico during the month of September, 1847 44a For this item see item 44c: Letter, Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. Located in oversize, box 102. 1 p. Signed by Thomas J. Jackson Letter. T. J. Jackson at Fort Hamilton, New York (State), to Minor Hall, 12 July 1849 44b For this item see item 44c: Letter, Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 1 5 1 p. Letter. Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850 44c 1 5 1 p. Letter. [Thomas J. Jackson], Lexington, Rockbridge County, to the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia, 2 January 1854 45 1 5 1 p. Unsigned. Copy. Letter. R. E. Lee, Superintendant, U. S. Military Academy, West Point, [New York], to the Board of Visitors, University of Virginia, 26 January 1854 46 1 5 1 p. Recommending Thomas J. Jackson for professor of mathematics. Letters. "Extracts from letters from General T. J. Jackson to his wife," [1857-1862] 47 1 5 32 pp. Selected and written out by Mrs. Jackson herself. Much of this matter is contained in Mrs. Jackson's memoirs of her husband. Letters. [Extracts of letters of T. J. Jackson, 1859-1862] 48 1 6 10 pp. Numbered 1-12 with 7 and 8 wanting. Commission. To Thomas J. Jackson as Colonel in the Active Volunteer Forces of Virginia, 27 April 1861 49 1 6 Signed by John Letcher. Letter. Maj. Gen. R. E. Lee, Head Quarters, Virginia Forces, Richmond, to Col. T. J. Jackson, commanding Virginia Volunteers at Harpers Ferry, 6 May 1861 50 1 6 2 pp. Confidential. Letter. Maj. Gen. R. E. Lee, Head Quarters, Virginia Forces, Richmond, to Col. T. J. Jackson, Harpers Ferry, 9 May 1861 51 1 6 2 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. R. E. Lee, Richmond, to Col. T. J. Jackson, Harpers Ferry, 12 May 1861 52 1 6 2 pp. Orders No. 74. Head Quarters, C. S. Army, Harpers Ferry, 28 May 1861 53 1 6 Re: E. K. Smith, Eugene E. McLean and W. H. C. Whiting. Commission. To T[homas] J. Jackson as Brigadier General in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States, 17 June 1861 54 1 6 Signed by L. P. Walker, Secretary of War. Letter. W. H. C. Whiting by order of Gen. [Joseph E.] Johnston, Winchester, to Col. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 19 June 1861 55 1 6 2 pp. Letter. W. H. C. Whiting, Head Quarters, Army of the Shenandoah, to Col. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 23 June 1861 56 1 7 2 pp. Letter. Brig. Gen. J. E. Johnston, Winchester, to Col. [T. J.] Jackson, near Martinsburg, 2 July 1861 57 1 7 1 p. Letter. T. J. Jackson at 1st Brigade Headquarters and Camp, near Manassas, Virginia, to General G. T. Beauregard, 19 August 1861 57a For this item see item 44c: Letter, Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 1 7 1 p. General Orders No. 1. Head Quarters, 2nd Corps, Army of the Potomac, 25 September 1861 58 1 7 2 pp. Maj. Gen. G. W. Smith announcing his staff. Commission. To T[homas] J. Jackson as Major General in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States, 7 October 1861 59 1 7 Signed by J. P. Benjamin, Acting Secretary of War. Draft letter. [T. J. Jackson?], camp near Fairfax Courthouse, to J. P. Benjamin, Acting Secretary of War, 10 October 1861 60 1 7 1 p. Letter. William H. Richardson, Adjutant General's Office, to Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 14 October 1861 61 1 7 1 p. Letter. J. P. Benjamin, Acting Secretary of War, Richmond, to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, Manassas, 21 October 1861 62 1 7 2 p. Letter. Blanton Duncan, Nashville, Tennessee, to [T. J. Jackson], n. p., 22 October 1861 63 1 7 2 p. Special Orders No. 192 (Extract). Adjutant and Inspector General's Office, Richmond, Virginia, 28 October 1861 64 1 7 1 p. Paragraph VII re: Major General T. J. Jackson. Commission. To T[homas] J. Jackson as Major, Corps Artillery, in the Army of the Confederate States, 31 October 1861 65 1 7 1 p. Letter. R. H. Chilton, Assistant Adjutant General, Adjutant General's Office, Richmond, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Winchester, 19 November 1861 66 1 7 1 p. Letter. A. T. Bledsoe, Chief, Bureau of War, War Department, C. S. A., Richmond, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Winchester, 23 November 1861 67 1 7 1 p. Letter. Gen. J. E. Johnston, Centreville, to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 23 November 1861 68 1 7 1 p. Letter. T. J. Jackson at Headquarters for the Valley District, Winchester, Virginia, to Colonel E. Sipe, 26 November 1861 68a For this item see item 44c: Letter, Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 1 7 1 p. Letter. J. P. Benjamin, Secretary of War, Richmond, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Winchester, 6 December 1861 69 1 8 3 pp. Letter. "Rebel Friend", Yankeedom, to "My Good Old Friend", n. p., 20 December 1861 70 1 8 2 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 21 December 1861 71 1 8 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, to Gen. S[amuel] Cooper, Richmond, 23 December 1861 72 For this item see item 71: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 21 December 1861. 1 8 2 pp. Letter. A. S. Pendleton, A. D. C., Head Quarters, Valley District, to Brig. Gen. R. B. Garnett, n. p., 24 December 1861 73 For this item see item 71: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 21 December 1861. 1 8 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 24 December 1861 74 For this item see item 71: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 21 December 1861. 1 8 1 p. Letter. General J. E. Johnston, Centreville, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Winchester, 25 December 1861 75 1 8 4 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, to Gen. S[amuel] Cooper, Richmond, 26 December 1861 76 For this item see item 71: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 21 December 1861. 1 8 1 p. Letter. G. G. Junkin, Head Quarters, Valley District, to Lt. Col. Turner Ashby, n. p., 27 December 1861 77 For this item see item 71: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 21 December 1861. 1 8 1 p. Letter. [Gov.] John Letcher, Richmond, to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 28 December 1861 78 1 8 1 p. Circular. By command of Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, 31 December 1861 79 For this item see item 71: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 21 December 1861. 1 8 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Ungers Store, to Gen. J. E. Johnston, Commanding Department of Northern Virginia, n. p., 10 January 1862 80 1 8 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Romney, to Maj. Thomas G. Rhett, A. A. G., Department of Northern Virginia, n. p., 16 January 1862 81 1 8 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Romney, to J. P. Benjamin, Secretary of War, [Richmond], 20 January 1862 82 1 8 2 pp. Charges and specifications preferred by Major Gen. T. J. Jackson, P. A. C. S. against Brig. Gen. W. W. Loring, P. A. C. S., 26 January 1862 83 1 8 4 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, to J. P. Benjamin, Secretary of War, 31 January 1862 84 1 9 1 p. Letter. [Gen. J. E. Johnston?], Centreville, to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 3 February 1862 85 1 9 3 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Maj. Thomas G. Rhett, n. p., 1 February 1862 86 1 9 1 p. Also contains note. Jackson to Rhett, 4 February 1862. Letter. [Gov. John Letcher], Richmond, to [Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson], n. p., 4 February 1862 87 1 9 1 p. Incomplete. General Orders No. 21, Head Quarters, Department Northern Virginia, 4 February 1862 88 1 9 2 pp. Issued by Gen. [J. E.] Johnston. Letter. The Rev. Francis McFarland, Mint Spring, Augusta County, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 5 February 1862 89 1 9 4 pp. Letter. John T. Harris, Harrisonburg, to Maj. Gen. Thomas J. Jackson, Winchester, 6 February 1862 90 1 9 2 pp. Letter. J. M. Bennett, Richmond, to [Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson], n. p., 7 February 1862 91 1 9 3 pp. Draft battle report. [Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson], Winchester, to [Gen. J. E. Johnston], 7 February 1862 92 1 10 15 pp. Re: the winter campaign in the Shenandoah Valley, 1861-1862. Written by a clerk with corrections and additions by Gen. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson. Also contains copy incorporating the additions and corrections. Letter. G. G. Junkin, A. D. C., Head Quarters, Valley District, to Col. Sincendiver, n. p., 11 February 1862 93 1 11 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Winchester, to Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, n. p., 24 February 1862 94 For this item, see the following: Letter. G. G. Junkin, Head Quarters, Valley District, to Col. Sincendiver, n. p., 11 February 1862. 1 11 3 pp. Letter. G. G. Junkin, A. D. C., Head Quarters, Valley District, to Capt. George W. Myers, n. p., 24 February 1862 95 For this item see item 93: Letter. G. G. Junkin, Head Quarters, Valley District, to Col. Sincendiver, n. p., 11 February 1862. 1 11 1 p. Letter. T. J. Jackson at Winchester, Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 6 March 1862 95a For this item see item 44c: Letter. Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 1 11 1 p. Letter. [Gen. Joseph E. Johnston], n. p., to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 18 March 1862 96 1 11 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, near Mount Jackson, to Col. S. Bassett French, A. D. C., to Governor [John] Letcher, n. p., 21 March 1862 97 1 11 2 pp. Map. "Sketch of the battle at Kernstown, made on the field by two of General Jackson's staff officers, Major Jed Hotchkiss, Chief of Engineers, and Major R. L. Dabney, Chief of Staff," 23 March 1862 98 1 11 1 p. Letter. Lt. Col. D. A. Langhorne, Head Quarters, 42nd Regt. Virginia Volunteers, n. p., to Col. Jesse Burks, Commanding Brigade, n. p., 23 March 1862 99 1 11 5 pp. Letter. Lieut. Col. Ch[arles] A. Ronald, Head Quarters, 4th Regiment Virginia Volunteers, Camp Buchanan, Virginia, to Capt. R. J. Wingate, n. p., [23 March 1862?] 100 1 11 5 pp. List of casualties. "Kernstown." [23 March 1862] 101 1 12 1 p. Letter. Col. J. Q. A. Nadenbousch, Camp at Bartonsville, to Col. T[urner] Ashby and Col. J. W. Allen, n. p., 23 March 1862 102 1 12 2 pp. Report of the killed and wounded serving in the Army of the Valley of Virginia in the engagement of the 25th March 1862 [Battle of Kernstown] near Winchester, Virginia. 103 1 12 19 pp. With summary report signed by Hunter McGuire, Medical Director, Army of Northern Virginia. Letter. William H. Morgan, Adjt., 21st Regiment, Virginia Volunteers, n. p., to Lt. Col. John M. Patton, Jr., n. p., 25 March 1862 104 1 12 3 pp. Letter. Capt. D. B. Bridgford, Bivouac near Winchester, Shenandoah County, Virginia, to Capt. R. L. Wilson, A. A. G., n. p., 26 March 1862 105 1 13 7 pp. With enclosure: "Report of casualties in the 1st Virginia Battalion, P. A. C. S. in the action near Winchester on the 23rd March 1862." Letter. Col. Turner Ashby, Camp near Woodstock, to Major A. S. Pendleton, A. A. A. G., Army of the Valley, n. p., 26 March 1862 106 1 13 2 p. Letter. Col. Samuel V. Fulkerson, Camp near Mount Jackson, Virginia, to Lieut. A. S. Pendleton, A. A. G., n. p., 26 March 1862 107 1 13 6 pp. Letter. J. H. Dupuy, Acting Adjutant, Camp near Mount Jackson, to Col. Samuel V. Fulkerson, n. p., 26 March 1862 108 1 13 4 pp. Probably forwarded to Gen. T. J. Jackson. Letter. Lt. Col. John M. Patton, Jr., Camp near Mount Jackson, to Col. Jesse Burks, commanding 3rd Brigade, n. p., 26 March 1862 109 1 13 4 pp. Letter. Capt. Joseph Carpenter, Head Quarters, Carpenter's Battery, to Gen. [____], n. p., 27 March 1862 110 1 14 2 pp. Letter. Col. Jesse S. Burks, Head Quarters, 3rd Brigade, Camp near Woodstock, Virginia, to Capt. A. S. Pendleton, A. A. A. Genl. V. D., n. p., 27 March 1862 111 1 14 4 pp. Letter. Col. A. C. Cummings, Camp Buchanan near Mount Jackson, to R. J. Wingate, A. A. G., n. p., 27 March 1862 112 1 14 4 pp. Letter. Lt. Col. A. J. Grigsby, Head Quarters, 27th Regt. Virginia Volunteers, Camp [____], Virginia, to Capt. R. J. Wingate, A. A. G., n. p., 27 March 1862 113 1 14 2 pp. Letter. Capt. William McLaughlin, Commanding Rockbridge Artillery, Camp Buchanan, to Capt. R. J. Wingate, A. A. G., n. p., 27 March 1862 114 1 14 6 pp. Letter. Col. W. H. Harmon, Head Quarters, 5th Regt., Virginia Volunteers, n. p., to Capt. R. J. Wingate, A. A. G., n. p., 27 March 1862 115 1 14 4 pp. Letter. Capt. James H. Waters, Camp Buchanan, to Adj. Gen. R. J. Wingate, n. p., 28 March 1862 116 1 15 4 pp. "List of casualties in first Brigade in action near Kernstown, Virginia, on 23 March 1862," 30 March 1862 117 1 15 2 pp. Recorded by Brig. Gen. R. B. Garnett, Camp Buchanan, Virginia. Field report of the 37th and 23rd Regiments, Virginia Volunteers, commanded by Col. Samuel V. Fulkerson in the late engagement near Winchester, Virginia [Kernstown], on the 23rd March 1862, 1 April 1862 118 1 15 8 pp. Written at Camp near Mount Jackson. Letter. Maj. O. B. Funsten, Camp near Hawkinstown, to Col. Turner Ashby, n. p., 7 April 1862 119 1 15 4 pp. Letter. Lt. Col. John M. Patton, Jr., Head Quarters, 21st Regt. Virginia Volunteers, n. p., to Col. John A. Campbell, n. p., 7 April 1862 120 1 16 2 pp. Battle reports. Ordered by T. J. Jackson of J. W. Allen and Colonel Ashby for tha Battle at Kernstown, 7 April 1862 120a 1 16 3 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, near Mount Jackson, to Gen. S[amuel Cooper, n. p., 14 April 1862 121 For this item see item 97: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, near Mount Jackson, to Col. S. Bassett French, A. D. C., to Governor [John] Letcher, n. p., 21 March 1862. 1 16 2 pp. Letter. W. H. Taylor, Headquarters, Richmond, to Gen. T. J. Jackson, Mount Jackson, 16 April 1862 122 1 16 1 p. Letter. S. Bassett French, [Aide-de-camp to Gov. John Letcher], Richmond, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 16 April 1862 123 1 16 2 pp. Letter. Gen. R. E. Lee, Richmond, to Gen. T. J. Jackson, Commanding Valley District, n. p., 25 April 1862 124 1 16 3 pp. Letter. Gen. R. E. Lee, Richmond, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Swift Run Gap, 29 April 1862 125 1 16 2 pp. Letter. Gen. R. E. Lee, Richmond, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Swift Run Gap, 1 May 1862 126 1 16 2 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Staunton, to Maj. W. H. Taylor, n. p., 5 May 1862 127 For this item see item 97: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, near Mount Jackson, to Col. S. Bassett French, A. D. C., to Governor [John] Letcher, n. p., 21 March 1862. 1 17 2 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, Staunton, to Maj. Gen. F[rancis] H. Smith, Superintendant, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, 6 May 1862 128 1 17 1 p. Letter. [____], Richmond, to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 9 May 1862 129 1 17 2 pp. Proclamation. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, near Franklin, to soldiers of the Army of the Valley and North West, 12 May 1862 130 1 17 1 p. Letter. Gen. J. E. Johnston, Cross Roads, New Kent County, to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 12 May 1862 131 1 17 2 pp. Letter. R. S. Ewell, n. p., to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 13 May 1862 132 1 17 1 p. Letter. R. S. Ewell, n. p., to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 13 May 1862 133 1 17 3 pp. Letter. A. R. Boteler, Richmond, to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 16 May 1862 134 1 17 4 pp. Letter. [Gen. J. E. Johnston?], near Richmond, to [____], n. p., 18 May 1862 135 1 18 1 p. Bears notation "after reading this send it to Gen. Jackson." Letter. Gen. J. E. Johnston, near Richmond, to Maj. Gen. [R. S.] Ewell, n. p., 18 May 1862 136 1 18 1 p. Letter. J. E. Johnston, Richmond, to Maj. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 21 May 1862 137 1 18 1 p. Letter. 25 May 1862 138 1 18 2 pp. Letter of A. S. Pendleton touching order given Brig. Gen. George H. Stuart at Winchester. Letter. Maj. Gen. R. S. Ewell, Head Quarters, 3rd Division, New Market, to Major R. L. Dabney, A. A. G., Department of the Valley, n. p., 4 June 1862 139 1 18 4 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, 2nd Army Corps, Brown's Gap, to Maj. T. G. Rhett, n. p., 10 June 1862 140 For this item see item 130: Proclamation. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, near Franklin, to soldiers of the Army of the Valley and North West, 12 May 1862. 1 18 2 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, P. A. C. S., Head Quarters, Valley District, to Gen. John Shields, U. S. A., n. p., 11 June 1862 141 For this item see item 130: Proclamation. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, near Franklin, to soldiers of the Army of the Valley and North West, 12 May 1862. 1 18 1 p. General Orders No. [__]. Headquarters, 24 June 1862 142 1 18 4 pp. Letter. By command of Gen. [R. E.] Lee, R. H. Chilton, A. A. G., Dabbs House, to Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, 25 June 1862 143 1 19 2 pp. Letter. Brig. Gen. Charles S. Winder, Head Quarters, 1st Brigade, V. D., n. p., to Capt. A. S. Pendleton, A. A. G., Head Quarters, V. D., n. p., 9 July 1862 144 1 19 9 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, to Col. R. H. Chilton, n. p., August 1862 145 1 19 1 p. Newspaper clipping. Reminiscences of the 2nd Virginia Cavalry, n. d. 146 1 19 2 pp. Concerns the Battle of Boteler's Ford. Reprinted in an unidentified newspaper from the Amherst Enterprise. Filed as 19 September 1862. Charges and specifications proferred by Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson against Maj. Gen. A. P. Hill, n. d. 147 1 19 2 pp. Filed as 24 September 1862. Letter. Col. Edward L. Thomas, n. p., to [____], n. p., 24 September 1862 148 1 20 2 pp. Re: the arrest of A. P. Hill. Endorsement on Gen. A. P. Hill's report of the Battle of Cedar Run, n. d. 149 1 20 2 pp. Probably in the handwriting of T. J. Jackson. Filed as 24 September 1862. Memorandum. Pertaining to the conduct of Maj. Gen. A. P. Hill at the Battle of Cedar Run, n. d. 150 1 20 4 pp. Filed as 24 September 1862. Endorsements. 24 and 26 September 1862 151 1 20 2 pp. Of Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson and Gen. R. E. Lee in re: the arrest of Gen. A. P. Hill. Commission. To T[homas] J. Jackson as Lieutenant General in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States, 11 October 1862 152 1 20 Signed by George W. Randolph, Secretary of War. Letter. Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, to Maj. Gen. A. P. Hill, n. p., 10 November 1862 153 For this item see item 145: Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, Valley District, to Col. R. H. Chilton, n. p., August 1862. 1 20 1 p. Letter. [P. McCormick], n. p., to Dr. Hunter, n. p., 11 November 1862 154 1 20 1 p. Incomplete. The typewritten list furnished by Charles W. Dabney states that this letter is "signed by P. McCormick." It appears therefore that the Virginia State Library did not photostat the entire letter. Letter. [Gen. R. E. Lee], camp near Culpeper Court House, to Lt. Gen. [T. J.] Jackson, n. p., 18 November 1862 155 1 20 3 pp. Letter. Col. J. D. Imboden, Head Quarters, troops on Shenandoah Mountain, to Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 21 November 1862 156 1 21 2 pp. Letter. Gen. R. E. Lee, Camp Fredericksburg, to Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 25 November 1862 157 1 21 2 pp. Partial chronology of Gen. T. J. Jackson, 16 December 1862-15 May 1863 158 1 21 1 p. Letter. Gen. R. E. Lee, n. p., to Maj. Gen. A. P. Hill, n. p., 12 January 1863 159 1 21 2 pp. Official copy probably sent to T. J. Jackson since it concerns the charges against A. P. Hill. Consolidated report of the armament of 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, commanded by Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson, 30 January 1863 160 Located in oversize, box 102. 1 p. Letter. Thomas T. Munford, Moss Neck, to [____], 12 February 1863 161 1 21 8 pp. Incomplete. Report on the condition of the transportation of the 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, 28 February 1863 162 Located in oversize, box 102. 1 p. Battle report. Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., to Brig. Gen. R. H. Chilton, n. p., 7 March 1863 163 1 21 11 pp. Battle of McDowell. Copy of endorsement on Gen. A. P. Hill's report on the Battle of Cedar Run. 19 March 1863 164 1 21 2 pp. Endorsed by Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson. Letter. Capt. Clifton H. Smith, Head Quarters, Dept. of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, Charleston, South Carolina, to Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 6 April 1863 165 1 21 2 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, Head Quarters, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, to Gen. S[amuel] Cooper, Adjutant and Inspector General, C. S. Army, n. p., 11 April 1863 166 1 21 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. T. J. Jackson, near Fredericksburg, to Gen. R. E. Lee, n. p., 15 April 1863 167 1 22 2 pp. Letter. Lt. Col. J. A. Robinson, Head Quarters, 25th Virginia Regiment, Shenandoah Mountains, to Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 16 April 1863 168 1 22 2 pp. [Battle report.] 27 April 1863 169 1 22 24 pp. Writer and recipient unidentified. Written from Head Quarters, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. Letter. Gen. R. E. Lee, Head Quarters, Army of Northern Virginia, to [Gen. T. J. Jackson], n. p., 30 April 1863 170 1 22 2 pp. Also includes letter, 2 May 1863, from Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., to Gen. R. E. Lee, n. p. Letter. Capt. M[arcellus N. Moorman, Orange Court House, to Lt. Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., 10 May 1863 171 1 23 1 p. Letter. "Extracts from a letter from Maj. Benjamin Watkins Leigh, 12 May 1863 172 1 23 16 pp. Resolutions adopted by officers and men of the Stonewall Brigade on the occasion of General Jackson's death, 16 May 1863 173 1 23 4 pp. Camp near Fredericksburg. Signed by C. A. Ronald, as president, and R. W. Hunter, as secretary. Memorandum re: the Battle of McDowell, 17 May 1863 174 1 23 3 pp. Probably in the handwriting of Maj. Robert L. Dabney. Letter. Secretary of War James A. Seddon, Richmond, to Robert L. Dabney, Hampden-Sidney, Virginia, 30 May 1863 175 1 24 1 p. Letter. George W. Jackson, Fancy Hills, Rockbridge County, to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 27 June 1863 176 1 24 3 p. Letter. Maj. W. J. Hawks, Orange Court House, to Major [R. L.] Dabney, n. p., 31 August 1863 177 1 24 2 pp. Letter. Daniel B. Ewing, Gordonsville, to [____], 8 September 1863 178 1 24 18 pp. Probably to R. L. Dabney. Letter. Maj. Gen. W. E. Jones, Rapidan Station, to R. L. Dabney, Hampden-Sidney, Virginia, 10 September 1863 179 1 25 12 pp. Narrative of T. J. Jackson's career at West Point. Letter. [Mary E. P. Allen?], Beaver Dam, to Judge [G. D.?] Camden, n. p., 12 September 1863 180 1 25 4 pp. Letter. Anna M. Jackson, Cottage Home, to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 19 September 1863 181 1 25 2 pp. Letter. R. S. Ewell, n. p., to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 1 October 1863 182 1 25 3 pp. Letter. Maj. [Wells J.] Hawks, Office Chief Commissary, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, Orange Court House, to [R. L.] Dabney, n. p., 7 October 1863 183 1 25 2 pp. Letter. J[oseph] G. Morrison, Camp of 57th N. C. Troops near Brandy Station, Virginia, to R. L. Dabney, Hampden-Sidney, Virginia, 29 October 1863 184 1 26 7 pp. Letter. G. D. Camden, Brownsburg, to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 21 November 1863 185 1 26 4 pp. Letter. G. D. Camden, Brownsburg, to R. L. Dabney, Hampden-Sidney, Virginia, 25 November 1863 186 1 26 8 pp. Letter. Francis McFarland, Rosemont, to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 26 November 1863 187 1 26 2 pp. With enclosures: Letter. T. J. Jackson, Winchester, to [Francis McFarland], n. p., 11 February 1862. Letter. T. J. Jackson, n. p., to [Francis McFarland], n. p., 31 July 1862. Letter. T. J. Jackson, Clarke County, to [Francis McFarland], n. p., 30 October 1862. Letter. Maj. Gen. W. H. C. Whiting, Wilmington, to Major R. L. Dabney, Hampden-Sidney, Virginia, 30 November 1863 188 1 27 5 pp. Letter. G. D. Camden, Brownsburg, to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 8 December 1863 189 1 27 2 pp. Letter. Capt. R. E. Wilbourn, Head Quarters, 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 12 December 1863 190 1 27 20 pp. Letter. Col. William J. Hoke, Lincolnton, North Carolina, to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 31 December 1863 191 1 27 1 p. Letter. [Thomas T. Munford], Glen Alpine, Bedford, to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 31 December 1863 192 1 27 8 pp. Receipts. For various provisions, 1864 193 2 1 6 pp. Letter. Maj. Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, Headquarters Cavalry Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, to Major H. W. Gilmore, n. p., 24 February 1864 194 2 1 1 p. Letter. Maj. Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, Headquarters, Cavalry Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, n. p., to Major [H. W.] Gilmore, n. p., 29 February 1864 195 2 1 1 p. Tax in kind. Form No. 2. Estimate No. 12. Charles W. Dabney, Hanover County, 22 December 1864 196 2 1 1 p. Letter. Richard Sterling, Greensboro, N. C., to R. L. Dabney, n. p., 1 January 1866 197 2 1 4 pp. Letter. Willoughby Newton, "Linden", Hague P. O., Westmoreland County, to [R. L. Dabney?], n. p., June 1867 198 2 1 11 pp. Letter. Dr. J. W. Bosworth in Philippi, West Virginia, to Roy B. Cook, in Charleston, West Virginia, 24 March 1929 198a For this item see item 44c: Letter. Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 2 1 1 p. Picture. Mill in West Virginia owned by Gen. T. J. Jackson's uncle. n. d. 199 2 2 2 pp. Narrative. "Gen. [Jubal A.] Early's Narrative, Cedar Mountain," n. d. 200 2 2 3 pp. Narrative. "The Seven Days' Fighting about Richmond." n. d. 201 2 2 15 pp. By Hunter McGuire, Medical Director, 2nd Corps. Bears notation "Answer to Longstreet defending Jackson." Narrative. "Statement of Dr. [William J.?] Bland, Delegate from Lewis County, who married a daughter of John G. Jackson of Harrison County and Governor Meigs of Ohio," n. d. 202 2 2 5 pp. Letter. Col. Thomas T. Munford, n. p., to Major [____] Hairston, n. p., n. d. 203 2 2 8 pp. Battle report. [Gen. T. J. Jackson], n. p., to Brig. Gen. R. H. Chilton, A. A. and Ins. Gen., Head Quarters, Department of Northern Virginia, n. p., n. d. 204 2 2 18 pp. "Report of the Battles of Cold Harbour and Malvern Hill by Lieut. Gen. T. J. Jackson." Narrative. "Maj. [Norvell] Cobb's Memorandum [re:] Jackson's Fall", n. d. 205 2 3 4 pp. Narrative. "Dr. [Hunter] McGuire's Narrative," n. d. 206 2 3 8 pp. Narrative. A. R. Boteler's Memoirs of T. J. Jackson, n. d. 207 2 3 5 pp. Apparently notes made by R. L. Dabney during a conversation with Boteler or from a letter written by Boteler. Narrative re: Gen. T. J. Jackson. n. d. 208 2 3 24 pp. Probably by Dr. William S. White, Pastor of Presbyterian Church at Lexington, Virginia. It is possible that this narrative is actually portions of two different narratives. In the absence of the originals, or any list of items, it is not possible to establish identification beyond the notation on the page bearing pencil number 246. Narrative re: Gen. T. J. Jackson. n. d. 209 2 4 15 pp. Possibly the narratives of Dr. Samuel B. Morrison, Lieut. James Power Smith and Maj. John A. Harman. In the absence of the originals or any list of items, it is not possible to establish positive identification of these narratives. Narrative re: Gen. T. J. Jackson. "Rev. B[everly] Tucker Lacy's Narrative." n. d. 210 2 4 17 pp. Narrative. "The Fall of Jackson." n. d. 211 2 4 4 pp. Major Arthur L. Rogers, Chaffin's Bluff, to [R. L.] Dabney, n. p. Narrative. "Jackson as a Military Man." n. d. 212 2 4 4 pp. No further identification possible. Letter. Col. J. W. Allen, n. p., to Capt. R. J. Wingate, A. A. G., n. p., n. d. 213 2 4 4 pp. Map. "Pencil Sketch for Battle of Gaines' Mill made by R. L. Dabney." n. d. 214 2 4 1 p. Epitaph. "In memoriam:" by John Dimitry of New Orleans, n. d. 215 2 4 1 p. Insciption for Jackson monument in Richmond. Schedule for Method of Conducting Elections to be held on the Fourth Thursday in May. n. d. 216 2 4 1 pp. Signed by John L. Eubank, Secretary of the Commonwealth, Filed as having no date. With unidentified newspaper clipping attached. Memorandum. Unidentified, n. d. 217 2 4 2 pp. Message. Gen. R. E. Lee, n. p., to Gen. T. J. Jackson, n. p., n. d. 218 2 4 3 pp. Letter. Capt. John T. Wingfield, n. p., to Col. [____] Ashby, n. p., n. d. 219 2 4 3 pp. Notices of the military services of Brevet Major T[homas] J. Jackson, 1st Regiment of Artillery, from the reports of the several generals under whose notice he came in the Valley of Mexico, n. d. 220 2 4 3 pp. Narrative. "Last Days - Mrs. Jackson's Narrative." n. d. 221 2 4 4 pp. Excerpt. From "History of the 5th West Virginia Cavalry, formerly the 2nd Virginia Infantry, and of Battery G, First West Virginia Light Artillery" by Frank S. Reader. n. d. 222 For this item see item 44c: Letter. Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 2 5 1 p. Page 135 of the document. Notes. T. J. Jackson's notes for one of his reports, n. d. 223 For this item see item 44c: Letter. Mary J. Hays in Jane Lew, Lewis County, (West) Virginia, to an unidentified recipient, 17 March 1850. 2 5 1 p. Newspaper clippings. Concerning T. J. Jackson from unidentified sources, n. d. 224 2 5 3 pp. Narratives. Unidentified, n. d. 225 2 5 7 pp. Miscellaneous. Unidentified, n. d. 226 2 5 3 pp.