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Oliver P. Morton to Abraham Lincoln, [1863] (Requests payment to state for military expenses)

Thomas H. Elliott to Washington D. C. Associated Press, Saturday, March 08, 1862 (Telegram regarding military affairs; endorsed by John W. Geary)

Oliver P. Morton to Abraham Lincoln, [1863] (Requests payment to state for military expenses)

Ambrose W. Thompson to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, June 02, 1863 (Enlistment of black soldiers; endorsed by Lincoln, June 3, 1863 and Henry W. Halleck)

Oliver P. Morton to Abraham Lincoln, [1863] (Requests payment to state for military expenses)

William A. Gladstone Afro-American Military Collection: State of Maryland bounty, Joseph A. Scott, Company E, 39th United States Colored Troops, died 4 Feb. 1864 while prisoner of war at Salisbury, N.C., 2 Apr. 1866

Frederick County Maryland: prepared under the direction of Lieut. Col. J.N. Macomb Chf. Topl. Engr. for the use of Maj. Gen. G.B. McClellan Commanding U.S. Army 1861

Thomas Jefferson to George Washington, 1777, Voluntary Return of Horseley to Military Service

Ambrose W. Thompson to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, June 02, 1863 (Enlistment of black soldiers; endorsed by Lincoln, June 3, 1863 and Henry W. Halleck)

Thompson, Alfred. [Application of Eliza Mercer of Howard County, Maryland, for compensation for the war service of her slave, Alfred Thompson, an enlistee in the 39th Regiment, U.S. Colored Troops, Company D., 1865.]

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Revolutionary War [Request for compensation to be paid to Nathaniel Seely for his slave, Amos Seely, who was killed in the Revolutionary War, 1783. Top reads "pay-table office, July 30th, 1783..."]

Saddles belonging to local rancher Watt Reynolds, on display at the Old Jail Art Center in Albany, Texas, seat of Shackelford County. The smaller one on the right was given to him when he was four as a present in compensation for his having missed the world's fair of 1903 in St. Louis

Staff Sgt. Megan VanValkenburg, 166th Security Forces

New Jersey educators participate in incentive training

Fort Knox. Power line construction. This husky member of a construction crew, building a new 33,000 volt electric power line into Fort Knox, Kentucky, is performing an important war service. Thousands of soldiers are in training at Fort Knox, and the new line from a hydroelectric plant at Louisville is needed to supplement the existing power supply

American Red Cross - Classes in Red Cross Work - Training nurses for war service at the Metropolitan School for nurses, N.Y. Class in bandaging

Marines with Recruiting Station New Jersey and students

Begins "I certify that negro named Jenny is at liberty to hire herself for an honest livelihood..."

A person holding a pen and writing on a paper with a world map in the background. Hand pen filler.

Marine enlistees from Recruiting Station New Jersey

Priorities unemployment. Office of Production Management steps in. In the interest of workers, in the interests of manufacturers, most of all in the interest of defense, the OPM takes steps to meet the problems of "priorities unemployment." Working with the OPM's labor supply branch, which coordinates twelve government units concerned with employment, 1500 U.S. employment offices all over the country register workers for defense jobs and for unemployment compensation

Miles the Monster holds a race car above race fans

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african americans history social conditions slavery maryland united states united states army colored infantry regiment 39th 1864 1865 company g civil war 1861 1865 documents schomburg center for research in black culture manuscripts archives and rare books division miscellaneous american letters and papers thompson eliza mercer howard county war service high resolution enslaved people application eliza mercer howard compensation war service slave enlistee regiment troops company company d american letters and papers