Box 1
Contains 166 Results:
John Branch, Sec'y. of Navy, to Lieutenant David Farragut, dated Navy Department, 1830 February 26
Orders David Farragut on leave of absence with pay until further orders. ALS.
John Branch to Lieut. David Farragut, dated Navy Department, 1830 December 10
Orders David Farragut to report to Comm. Barron for duty at Norfolk. ALS.
John Branch to Lieut. David Farragut, dated Navy Department, 1830 December 27
Summons David Farragut to attend and bear witness at a trial of court-martial of Commodore Creighton. ALS.
Daniel F. Patterson to Lieut. David Farragut, dated Washington, 1837
Answers questions from David Farragut concerning the ages of his siblings at his mother's funeral. ALS.
David Farragut to Vice Admiral Charles Baudin and to the Sec'y of the Navy, dated Norfolk, Virginia, 1839 April 2
Concerns remarks and accusations made by Baudin concerning David Farragut's conduct while in command of the U. S. Ship Erie. Initialed copy.
David Farragut to J. K. Paulding, Secretary of the Navy, dated Norfolk, 1839 April 2
Requests Court of Enquiry be called to investigate his conduct questioned by Vice Admiral Charles Baudin. Initialed copy.
A. B. Pinkham to Lieut. David Farragut, dated Navy yard, 1841 June 15
Brings up topics both naval and personal. ALS.
A. B. Pinkham to Lieut. David Farragut, dated Portsmouth, 1841 August 20
States his displeasure that the newspapers are not giving Farragut as much credit as he deserves. ALS.
A. B. Pinkham to Commander David Farragut, dated Portsmouth, 1841 December 28
Reports on personal and some naval events. ALS.
David Farragut to Lieut. Browning, dated U. S. Ship Pennsylvania, Norfolk, 1845 May 14
Concerns the disposition and delivery of a diamond purchased by Browning. Also includes two newsclippings (1892?) concerning Farragut and romantic tales of his life and lineage. ALS.
George Bancroft, Sec'y of the Navy, to Comm. David Farragut, dated Navy Department, 1845 October 1
Orders him to leave Receiving ship Pennsylvania and to report for duty at Navy Yard, Norfolk. DS.
John Y. Mason, Sec'y of the Navy, to Mr. Edwin Ross, Acting Gunner, dated Navy Dept., 1848 June 5
Orders him to report to the U. S. Sloop of War St.Louis. Signed and dated as reported June 10, 1848 by David Farragut. DS.
Report by David Farragut of vessels captured by the Frigate Essex on the coast of Brazil and in the Pacific Ocean, 1850 April 27
The collection contains extensive correspondence and other material related to the career of Admiral David Glasgow Farragut from 1830-1870. Subsequent materials include correspondence from the Admiral's wife Virginia, his father George, and his son Loyall. This collection also contains genealogical information about the Farragut family as well as newspaper clippings and articles about the Admiral.
Report by David Farragut of vessels captured by the Frigate Essex on the coast of Brazil and in the Pacific Ocean in the years 1812 and 1813, dated Norfolk, 1850 April 29
The collection contains extensive correspondence and other material related to the career of Admiral David Glasgow Farragut from 1830-1870. Subsequent materials include correspondence from the Admiral's wife Virginia, his father George, and his son Loyall. This collection also contains genealogical information about the Farragut family as well as newspaper clippings and articles about the Admiral.
E. Porter, wife of Commodore Porter, to David Farragut (Glasco), dated Washington, 1850 May 3
Personal letter telling of her life and family and changes in Washington. ALS.
Lyman C. Draper to Captain David Farragut, dated Madison, Wisconsin, 1853 August 29
Asks for information about his father and John Sevier for an upcoming book. ALS.
David Farragut to Comm. John A. Dahlgren, dated Philadelphia, 1862 January 15
Thanks Dahlgren for a report on tests of iron ship armor and explains his plans to provide better protection from shore musket fire. ALS.
Gustavus V. Fox, Asst. Sec'y of the Navy, to David Farragut, dated Navy Department, 1862 February 11
Instructs David Farragut as to what he will have at his disposal for an upcoming operation. ALS.
Brig. Genl. Benjamin F. Butler to David Farragut, dated On board the Mississippi, Head Quarters Dept. of the Gulf, 1862 April 24
Congratulates David Farragut on his passage of the Forts and discusses plans for his landing and their joint operation. ALS.
Order of the fleet on the morning of the 24th of April, 1862, 2 o'clock A. M., on proceeding up to the attack and passage of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, 1862 April 24
The collection contains extensive correspondence and other material related to the career of Admiral David Glasgow Farragut from 1830-1870. Subsequent materials include correspondence from the Admiral's wife Virginia, his father George, and his son Loyall. This collection also contains genealogical information about the Farragut family as well as newspaper clippings and articles about the Admiral.