Abstract of furniture supplied to Frank Marx Etting. Signed by U.S. Paymaster N. Brinton. This government record documents the supply of furniture during the American Civil War, with details referencing Baltimore, Maryland; Washington, D.C.; and Louisville, Kentucky. Dated August 20, 1861; January 17, 1863; and September 30, 1863.
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Certificate of final payment issued to Private Leon Berkowitz of Company H, Second Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry Volunteers, for medical disability discharge. The certificate indicates enrollment in Philadelphia on January 2, 1862, discharge on December 13, 1862, and payment on December 15, 1862.
This document certifies that J. Loewenthal of Washington, District of Columbia, has been appointed a Commissioner for the State of New Hampshire. In this role, Loewenthal is authorized to administer oaths and acknowledge deeds and other written instruments for use in New Hampshire. The document includes a certification by David R. Carter, Clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, verifying J. Loewenthal's signature and authority. The record features handwritten text and signatures, an embossed Supreme Court seal, and a red postage stamp-like seal with the date "1865." 3.
A manuscript payroll roster of the New York Volunteers, dated July 31, 1814. The roster includes the name Solomon Hays as a soldier and is part of a larger collection of government records related to the War of 1812.
Printed form, 'Return of Clothing,' filled out by Captain Isaac Schroeder on December 22, 1864. Lists the names Kerschner, Lewis; Neiman, Lewis; and Selig, Herman among others. The form is a government record from Pennsylvania.