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Pages 18-22 contain his first hand account of the First Battle of Manassas. The account is only five pages while the rest of the journal consists of birth and death dates for the Louderback and Holtz families of Page County, Virginia. Also included…

Commonplace book kept by James Duncan Graham, including anecdotes, notes, poetry, etc

Diary kept by James Duncan Graham from 1862 to 1865

Announcement of death of and eulogy for James Duncan Graham

Thanks for donation to library.

Obituary notice of General Swift.

Graham's visit with uncle George [George Gordon Meade?]

Invitation to festival on July 26th at Yale University "to honor those who have represented the university in the service of our country in its memorable struggle for national existence," with printed invitation.

Invitation to Boston Fourth of July celebration

Invitation to memorial service for Abraham Lincoln.

Lawsuit concerning Richard's [Richard W. Meade Graham?] money.

Application for 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry. Has Hancock's endorsement. Wants those of Sheridan, Merritt and Custer. Sends copy of Meade's letter [not present].

Thanks for Graham's serving as pallbearer at his father's funeral.

Printed notice of Meeting of American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Notice for Graham to act as pallbearer at [Edward] Everett's funeral.

Discussing genealogy, baby's name and christening, possibly coming down to see opera

Sending receipt for a magazine on announcement of Charlevoix's History of Canada.

December 1862: Carver Hospital, Washington, D.C., 1862 correspondence of Rufus Robbins, Jr. to his father, mother, and brothers Henry and Edwin in South Abington Massachusetts

November 1862: Berling, Maryland; Baltimore, Maryland; Carver Hospital, Washington, D.C., correspondence of Rufus Robbins, Jr. to his father, mother, and brothers Henry and Edwin in South Abington Massachusetts

October 1862: Downsville and Cherry Run, Maryland, 1862 correspondence of Rufus Robbins, Jr. to his father, mother, and brothers Henry and Edwin in South Abington Massachusetts