Papers, 1858-1865, 1895

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Taylor, Henry Clay, 1838?-1864
Papers, 1858-1865, 1895
SC 331, Folder 2
[unpublished]

Papers of and concerning Henry Clay Taylor from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, in 1861 a private in Company A, 1st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment, and in 1862-1864 a lieutenant in Company A, 21st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment. The papers relate chiefly to his army service in the Eastern theater of war, capture at Chickamauga, 1863, imprisonment at Libby Prison, and illness and death in Charleston, S.C.; including details on daily life in the Army of the Cumberland, espionage, guerrilla activity, and conditions at Libby Prison. Additional military records and materials relating to Taylor's schooling before the war are available in original form at Wisconsin Historical Society.

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[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: in camp near Lebanon, Oct. 29th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: in camp near Danville, K. Y., Oct. 13th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his friends at home: in camp about 60 miles from Louisville, Sunday, Oct. 12th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: camp near Louisville, Sept. 30th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: in camp near Williams Fort, July 18th, 1861]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother: Charlestown, V. A., July 20th, 1861]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother: Oct. 27th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: in camp six miles from Lebanon, K. Y., Friday, Oct. 24th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor: Oct. 13th]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor: Oct. 13th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: in camp 1/2 mile from Cooing Camp, K. Y., Sunday, Sept. 14th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother: Camp Scout, Oshkosh, Sept. 4th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: camp in P. A., June 13th, 1861]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Mitchellsville Station, Tenn., Saturday, Dec. 6th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother: July 19, 1861]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother: Martinsburg, July 3rd, 1861]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his friends at home: in camp near Bowling Green, Nov. 5th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor: Thursday, November 6th, and Friday, November 7th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother, Azro: in camp at Mitchellsville, Ten., Nov. 13th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Mitchellsville Station, Ten., Nov. 15th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor: Mitchellsville Station, Tenn., Nov. 28th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor: Camp Andy Johnson, six miles south of Nashville, Tenn., Sunday, Dec. 4th, 1862]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Nashville, Tenn., January 2nd, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: camp near Murfreesboro, Tenn., Sunday, Feburary 1st, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother, Azro: Murfreesboro, Tenn., February 22nd and 25th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: camp near Murfreesboro, March 5th, 1863]

[List Henry Clay Taylor sent to his father, J. M. Taylor: May, 1863?]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Murfreesboro, Tenn., March 12th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Murfreesboro, Tenn., March 20th and 21st]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Murfreesboro, Ten., April 12th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Murfreesboro, Tenn., April 19th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Liberty, April 24th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Murfreesboro, Tenn., May 14th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: camp near Murfreesboro, Tenn., May 20th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: camp near Murfreesboro, Tenn., June 4th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: six miles from Tullahoma, Tenn., June 30th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor (no date)]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: five miles from the Cumberland Mountains, July 6th to 9th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Cawan Station, Tenn., Aug. 9th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother, Azro: Camp near Anderson Station, Ala., Sunday, Aug. 16th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother: Thursday, Aug. 20th, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: near Anderson Station, Ala., August 23rd, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his brother, Azro: camp near Rolla, Mo., August 26th, 1863]

[List of what Henry Clay Taylor requires as an officer: Sept., 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Camp Dawson, Ala., Sept. 1st, 1863]

[Letter from Henry Clay Taylor to his father, J. M. Taylor, and his mother: Georgia, Sept. 14th, 1863]

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