Military
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
37th Regiment Civil War Collection, 1861-1897
This collection contains letters, correspondence, and financial records that were once part of John B. Nicholson’s estate in Charlotte, NC. Nicholson was a Civil War Infantryman from the 37th Regiment Co. I who fought under the leadership of General Daniel Harvey (DH) Hill.
American War Mothers Collection-Charlotte Chapter, 1926-1991
Borden Acres Collection, 1932-1975
This collection contains two ledgers belonging to the Borden family, who kept detailed account of transactions made 1932-1970. Examples of transactions include farm equipment/machinery, gravel, labor, plumbing supplies, gasoline, food and beverage, sales tax, personal business/family matters, and other miscellaneous goods and services. Also included in this collection are deeds tracking the ownership and sale of the property. Materials are dated 1932-1975.
Charles W. Allison’s Marshal Ney Scrapbook, 1931-1956
Don Martin Photograph Collection, c1940-c1950
Downs/McCachren and Cappiello/Piscitelli Collection, 1860-2015
Gold Star Mothers Scrapbooks, 1946-1966
Guion Family Papers, 1891-1918
Jack Dillard Collection, Camp Greene Records, 1917-1919
Julia McNinch Camp Greene Scrapbook, 1918
Julia McNinch (1891-1975) was born in 1891 in Charlotte, North Carolina to Samuel Sylvanus McNinch and Julia Magill McNinch. Julia was a schoolteacher and married John Klump Slear of Pennsylvania, who had been a soldier training at Camp Greene. This collection includes one scrapbook with documents, photographs, postcards, songs, stamps, and textiles relating to Camp Greene. The scrapbook is dated 1918 and in good condition.
Ruth M. Kilgo and Ray E. Hall WWII Letter Collection, 1943-1946
The "Ruth M. Kilgo and Ray E. Hall WWII Letter Collection, 1943-1946" is an extensive collection of V-Mail correspondence between Ensign Ruth M. Kilgo and Private Ray E. Hall. (By the time they were discharged, Kilgo rose in rank to Lieutenant Junior Grade, and Hall rose to Second Lieutenant.) Their letters discussed daily life, military happenings, their love for one another, and a variety of other topics. Collection materials are in good condition and dated 1943-1946.