Box 1
Contains 325 Results:
Letter, H. L. Shepherd in Nashville, Tenn. to J. B. Brownlow, 1868 November 25
ALS. On the letterhead of the Edgefield & Kentucky and Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Railways.
A report to Brownlow, as Receiver for the railroad, on the expenses, earnings, condition, and plans for the railroad.
Letter, Nathaniel G. Taylor in Washington, D. C. to J. B. Brownlow, 1869 January 4
Letter, Nathaniel G. Taylor in Washington, D.C. to J. B. Brownlow, 1869 January 21
ALS. Asks to be kept informed daily on the status of the charter. Says that it is vital to our future in Upper E. T.
Asks whether the Klan will behave or will the militia be called out to deal with them.
Letter, James B. Bell in Boston, Mass. to J. B. Brownlow, 1869 December 11
ALS. On letterhead of the Military Order, Loyal Legion, U. S., headquarters, Commandant.
States that Colonel Henry Stone has asked him to send to Brownlow an application for the Loyal Legion. With envelope.
Circular No. 3, 1869 December 17
D. Signed by James B. Bell. Notice to Brownlow that he has been nominated for membership in the First Class in the Military Order of the Loyal Legion.
List of Officers, circa 1869-1870
List of officers elected May 4, 1869 for the fiscal year 1869-1870.
Note Regarding James B. Bell's Account with the Commandery, 1870 January 5
D, Boston, Massachusetts. Signed by James B. Bell. Notice of his account with the Commandery. With envelope.
Notice of Membership Nomination, 1870 January 5
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell. Marked duplicate. Notice of membership nomination.
Notice of Election, 1870 January 6
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell. Notice of election as a Companion of the First Class of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States.
Note Regarding James B. Bell's Account with the Commandery, 1870 January 6
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell. Notice of his account with the Commandery.
Circular No. 32, 1870 January 24
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell (signature printed). Notice of upcoming meeting and a list of the candidates for membership.
Notification of Receipt of Payment, 1870 March 5
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell. Notification of receipt of payment.
Note Regarding James B. Bell's Account with the Commandery, 1870 April 1
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell. Notice of his account with the Commandery.
Receipt for Payment, 1871 July 7
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell. Receipt for payment.
Receipt for Payment, 1871 July 7
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell. Same as above, only the amount paid is not specified.
Resolutions Passed upon the Death of Captain Randolph Clark, 1873 October 3
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell (signature printed). Resolutions passed upon the death of Captain Randolph Clark.
Receipt for Payment, 1873 November 14
D; Boston. Signed by James B. Bell. Receipt for payment.
Letter, James B. Bell in Boston, Mass. to J. B. Brownlow, 1873 November 14
ALS. From James B. Bell. On letterhead of the Head-Quarters, Commandery of the State of Massachusetts.
Says that Brownlow cannot resign. Resignations are not allowed. Expresses willingness to transfer his membership to the Tennessee Commandery that is located in Memphis. With envelope.
Circular No. 9, 1874 January 26
D; Boston. Signed James B. Bell (signature printed). Circular no. 9, Series 1873-1874, Whole number 88. Announcement of upcoming meeting and membership candidates and proposers.