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Box Small Manuscript Collections Box 3

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Contains 169 Results:

Military government/Germany. Supreme commander's area of control. Communications- Notice. Surrender of firearms, ammunition, weapons, carrier pigeons and radio sending equipment

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 6b
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Military government/Germany. Supreme commander's area of control. Communications- Ordinance no. 1. Crimes and offenses

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 6c
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Military government/Germany. Supreme commander's area of control. Communications- Ordinance no. 1. Crimes and offenses

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 6d
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Contents

Similar to item 6c, but on a smaller sheet of paper

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Military government/Germany. Supreme commander's area of control. Communications- Proclamation no. 1. From the Supreme Commander to the people of Germany. "...We come as conquerors but not as oppressors..."

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 6e
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Warnung! An den deutschen soldat,...An den deutschen zivilisten!

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 7
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Warning! Looting forbidden.

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 8
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Avis. Couvre feu. Il est interdit...de circuler dans les limites de la commune...sans autorisation...

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 9
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Avis public. Appareils photographiques, jumelles et long-vues

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 10
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Avis public. Blackout

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 11
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Avis public, Jusqu'a nouvelle ordre. La circulation sera interdite sur la route

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 12
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Government provisoire de la republique francaise. Pillage

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 13
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Proclamation. Citoyens francais: "Le jour de la delivrance se leve..."

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 14
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

[Russian-language Cyrillic text]. Befehl des chefs der besatzung der Stadt Berlin. Signed: Gen. N. Bersarin. Gen Kuschtschow.

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: qMS W45, Item: 15
Identifier: qMS W45
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

20 items. Primarily proclamations and orders, in English, French, and German, published and posted in France and Germany by American Military Government units of the United States Army.

Dates: 1945; undated
Found in: Special Collections Department / qMS W45, Royce Stewart Weisenberger Broadsides

Letter, [N? A?] Washington, Waynesborough, [N.C.}, 10 March 1834, to James H. Moore, Brown's Store, Caswell County, North Carolina., 10 March 1834

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 1
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The material consists primarily of letters to and from members of the Badgett family in Caswell County, North Carolina, and in Jefferson, Texas. The letters pertain to human trafficking of enslaved persons, farming, impressions and observations of Thomas J. Badgett while he was a student at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and at the University of Pennsylvania (events include the execution of John Brown), the Civil War, and conditions and events in Texas following the Civil War. Other papers...
Dates: 10 March 1834
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Receipt, ______ Randolph, Pit [i.e., Pitt?] County, North Carolina, 4 September 1843, to Henry Badgett and John D. Glass., 4 September 1843

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 2
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Contents

Mentions enslaved persons George, who was 15, Lydia, who was 11, and Hariot, who was 7.

Dates: 4 September 1843
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Letter, John D. Glass, Madison, Georgia, 25 November 1847, to Henry Badgette [sic], Blackwell's Post Office, Caswell County, North Carolina., 25 November 1847

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 3
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Contents

Enslaved persons mentioned in this document are Mariah, who was with children, and Mary Ann, with children.

Dates: 25 November 1847
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Letter, John D. Glass, Covington, Georgia, 12 January 1848, to Henry Badgette [sic], Blackwell's Post Office, Caswell County, North Carolina., 12 January 1848

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 4
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Contents

Enslaved persons mentioned in this document are Martin, William Ervan, Mary, and Abby

Dates: 12 January 1848
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Notice of dissolution of partnership of Winfree & Sheppard and new association of Winfree & Watkins, with short letter, Winfree & Watkins, Richmond, Virginia, 1 January 1849, to Henry Badgett, Blackwell's, North Carolina., 1 January 1849

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 5
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The material consists primarily of letters to and from members of the Badgett family in Caswell County, North Carolina, and in Jefferson, Texas. The letters pertain to human trafficking of enslaved persons, farming, impressions and observations of Thomas J. Badgett while he was a student at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and at the University of Pennsylvania (events include the execution of John Brown), the Civil War, and conditions and events in Texas following the Civil War. Other papers...
Dates: 1 January 1849
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Letter, Henry Badgett, Eatonton, Georgia, 19 December 1849, to his wife, Martha S. Badgett, and children, Blackwell's Store, Caswell County, North Carolina., 19 December 1849

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 6
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Contents

Enslaved persons mentioned in the document are Margaret, July, and Emily

Dates: 19 December 1849
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Letter, Thomas J. Badgett, Blackwell's Store, Caswell County, North Carolina, 26 March 1843, to his brother., 26 March 1843

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 7
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The material consists primarily of letters to and from members of the Badgett family in Caswell County, North Carolina, and in Jefferson, Texas. The letters pertain to human trafficking of enslaved persons, farming, impressions and observations of Thomas J. Badgett while he was a student at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and at the University of Pennsylvania (events include the execution of John Brown), the Civil War, and conditions and events in Texas following the Civil War. Other papers...
Dates: 26 March 1843
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Letter, Thomas J. Badgett, Blackwell's Store, Caswell County, North Carolina, 13 April 1853, to his sister, Aadaline [Adaline?] P. Badgett, Salem, North Carolina., 13 April 1853

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 8
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The material consists primarily of letters to and from members of the Badgett family in Caswell County, North Carolina, and in Jefferson, Texas. The letters pertain to human trafficking of enslaved persons, farming, impressions and observations of Thomas J. Badgett while he was a student at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and at the University of Pennsylvania (events include the execution of John Brown), the Civil War, and conditions and events in Texas following the Civil War. Other papers...
Dates: 13 April 1853
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Letter, R. P. Breedlove, Cane Creek, 17 December 1853, to William Badgett, Caswell County, North Carolina., 17 December 1853

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 9
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The material consists primarily of letters to and from members of the Badgett family in Caswell County, North Carolina, and in Jefferson, Texas. The letters pertain to human trafficking of enslaved persons, farming, impressions and observations of Thomas J. Badgett while he was a student at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and at the University of Pennsylvania (events include the execution of John Brown), the Civil War, and conditions and events in Texas following the Civil War. Other papers...
Dates: 17 December 1853
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Letter, A. Badgett, Macon County, Alabama, 15 January 1854, to his brother, Henry Badgett, Blackwell's Store, Caswell County, North Carolina., 15 January 1854

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 10
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The material consists primarily of letters to and from members of the Badgett family in Caswell County, North Carolina, and in Jefferson, Texas. The letters pertain to human trafficking of enslaved persons, farming, impressions and observations of Thomas J. Badgett while he was a student at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and at the University of Pennsylvania (events include the execution of John Brown), the Civil War, and conditions and events in Texas following the Civil War. Other papers...
Dates: 15 January 1854
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Deed of Gift, Henry Glass, Caswell County, North Carolina, to Henry Badgett and Martha Badgett, 18 January 1856., 18 January 1856

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 11
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Contents

Enslaved persons mention in this document are Ellen, age 16, Sillus, age 17, and Allen, age 7.

Dates: 18 January 1856
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

Letter, Thomas J. Badgett, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 8 August 1856, to his father, Henry Badgett, Blackwell's Post Office, Caswell County, North Carolina., 8 August 1856

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 3, Folder: MC 133 Folder 1, Item: 12
Identifier: MC 133
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The material consists primarily of letters to and from members of the Badgett family in Caswell County, North Carolina, and in Jefferson, Texas. The letters pertain to human trafficking of enslaved persons, farming, impressions and observations of Thomas J. Badgett while he was a student at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and at the University of Pennsylvania (events include the execution of John Brown), the Civil War, and conditions and events in Texas following the Civil War. Other papers...
Dates: 8 August 1856
Found in: Special Collections Department / MC 133, Badgett Family Papers

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