Mss1W6398a. Mss5:1W6857:1.Kept by Thomas R. Wills of the 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment, this diary, 17 June7 July 1864, contains entries describing his unit's movements near Petersburg, its participation in a Union cavalry raid, under the command of James Harrison Wilson, against the South Side Railroad, and Wills's capture and imprisonment at Libby Prison, Richmond. McLean, whose diary was captured following his death at the battle of the Crater, describes life in camp and his units role in the battles of the Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House, and in the initial Union assaults against Petersburg on 1518 June 1864. 1 item. An official website of the United States government. Mss2W8885c.This small collection contains items relating to service of Rufus James Woolwine (18401908) in Company D of the 51st Virginia Infantry Regiment. 8 items. Typescript. Company G. Louisa County (Va.) Circuit Court. WebIt covers the major records that should be used. 1st Regiment, Virginia Local Defense (Confederate) "Units of the Included in this small collection is a diary, 14 June 186127 June 1865, kept by Woolwine while serving in Company D of the 51st Virginia Infantry Regiment. Wilson, Laura Cornelia (Jeffress), Papers, 18551872. Rings appointment as the leader of the Virginia National Guard and Virginia Defense Force is effective June 3, 2023. Web13th-154th Consolidated Tennessee Infantry Regiment. The individually cataloged items pertaining to the Civil War, scattered throughout the collection, include letters and orders, 18611865, regarding the supply and operations of the Confederate army in Virginia, political and military personnel assignments, and Confederate medical duties (e1103). Included are his descriptions of his service in Company A of the 1st Virginia Infantry Regiment (later designated as Company G of the 12th Virginia Infantry Regiment) at Norfolk in the summer and fall of 1861, of his duty with the Confederate Quartermaster's Department as Confederate uniform manufacturer in Richmond, and of his experiences running the blockade to New York, N.Y., in 1863. 1844), Letter, 1861. The collection includes typed transcripts of the letters. WebA Guide to the Albemarle County (Va.) Military and Pension Records, 1785-1919 A Collection in the Library of Virginia Barcode Number 1156109, 1156110, 1156111, 1156146, 1156145, 1156123 Library of Virginia The Library of Virginia 800 East Broad Street Richmond, Virginia 23219-8000 USA Phone: (804) 692-3888 (Archives Reference) Research Library open Monday-Saturday, 10:00 am-5:00 pm, EMAIL: Info@VirginiaHistory.org Items include a handwritten copy of General Order No. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. 243, 17 October 1862, announcing the resignation of Peyton Randolph Berkeley (18051871) from Company K of the 3d Virginia Cavalry (section 13). 12 items. Way (d. 1886) to Frances Lea of Philadelphia, Pa., concerning the death of R. W. Heath while imprisoned at Fort Delaware, Del. The regimental Also of note are his descriptions of fellow Jewish soldiers in his regiment. The Virginia National Guard has staged approximately 60 Soldiers and Airmen at key locations in the Abingdon, Roanoke, Richmond and Virginia Beach areas for possible severe weather response operations related to Hurricane Ian Sept. 30, 2022, and they are prepared to provide high mobility transportation and debris reduction assistance if needed. Mss2W5841b. Typescript copy. Photocopy. Included are brief descriptions of his service in Company A of the 46th Virginia Infantry Regiment in western Virginia (now W.Va.) in 1861 and at Roanoke Island, N.C.; in Company A of the 15th Virginia Infantry Regiment at Suffolk and as a clerk in the Confederate Quartermaster's Department at Charlottesville. The Virginia Defense Force is authorized by Section 44-54.4 of the Code of Virginia as the all-volunteer reserve of the Virginia National Guard, and the VDF serves as a force multiplier integrated into all VNG domestic operations. Wise Family Papers, 18161898. 54 items. 1834?) WebWADES ARMY is a non-profit organization inviting everyone to join the front lines of the fight against neuroblastoma.For the past 10 years we have fought with muscle and kindness, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the appointment of Brig. The contrasting gloss stripes pop agains the semi-gloss body. The Virginia State Guard State Headquarters was formally established on April 18, 1984, which is considered the founding date of the modern Virginia Defense Force. In letters, 18621864, to his wife, Martha Coles (Davis) White (18401917), White discusses family news (including word that Union troops encamped on his property and destroyed fences), religious subjects, life in camp on the Peninsula and near Petersburg, and his part in the battles of the Seven Days, Antietam, and Fredericksburg (section 1). Mss1W2334a.Papers of the Waring family of (Powhatan County) chiefly containing correspondence of Adelaide J. 137 items. 29 items. The papers of Julia Wickham (Porcher) Wickham (18601933) include letters and the memoirs, 19261927, of Hobart Aisquith (b. Mss5:1W6194:1.Contains a photocopy of a diary, 21 October 18643 November 1865, kept by William Conway Whittle (18401920) while serving aboard the CSS Shenandoah. Typescript. Wimberly, Frederick E., Speech, 1861. Also in the collection is a receipt, 28 July 1863, issued to James W. Wills by William N. Edwards for a Confederate certificate of deposit and currency (b16). The Virginia National Guard has approximately 75 personnel staged for possible winter storm response operations Jan. 16, 2022, at multiple locations across Virginia. The Virginia Defense Force consists of two major subordinate commands in addition to the VDF Force Headquarters based in Richmond, Virginia. Company D. Confederate States of America. Miscellaneous correspondence (section 4) contains letters of Harry Spilman to John J. Lancaster (concerning Spilman's work as a clerk in Richmond during the Civil War, his desire to attend boarding school, and his belief that the Confederacy should give up), Pattie Hardaway (Harvie) Taylor to Dr. John B. Harvie (undated Civil War letter concerning her encounter with Northern troops and the safety of her family), and Ellen Edmundson (Blair) Wiley to Dr. John B. Harvie (undated Civil War letter concerning the capture of Dr. Harvie's son, Lewis Edwin Harvie, by Federal troops). Other items in the collection include an affidavit, 1862, concerning the loss of Watkins's horse in a fight near Aldie; orders, 1864, regarding cavalry inspections; a medical certificate, 1864, concerning Watkins's disabling wound; and an oath of allegiance to the United States, 1865, sworn by Watkins (section 2). Gen. James W. Ring to serve as the 29th Adjutant General of Virginia. Wills, Thomas R., Diary, 1864. Mss2W6752b.This collection consists entirely of the wartime correspondence of Septimus Ligon Williams (18191882) of Company B of the 58th Virginia Infantry Regiment. K Included are letters, 18621865, from Whitehead to his family concerning family news and his life as a prisoner of war at Johnson's Island, Ohio; a letter, 28 January 1864, from George W. Grice to John Whitehead's wife, Frances (Wright) Whitehead, regarding her efforts to receive his pay while he was imprisoned at Johnson's Island; a letter, 1 February 1865, to Amelia (Wright) Whitehead from Thomas B. Jackson of the 3d Virginia concerning John Whitehead's release from prison; a pass, 17 June 1863, issued to Frances Whitehead by the United States War Department permitting her to travel from Norfolk to City Point (now Hopewell); and a parole, 10 April 1865, issued to John Whitehead at Appomattox Court House. A separate finding aid for this collection is available in the Society's library. H WebWade's Regiment, Virginia Local Defense Washington County, Virginia Militia Waters' Company, Virginia Light Artillery W.P. June 1861, from Jonas Chamberlin at Winchester to Mary Elizabeth (Chamberlin) Wilson (18151895) concerning an expected attack on Winchester by the Union army and preparations for war in Berkeley County (now W.Va.) (box 7); letters, SeptemberOctober 1862, of Eliza Chamberlin to her sister, Jane M. (Chamberlin) Hamill, concerning the effects of the war on the local home front and an attack by Union army troops on Martinsburg (now W.Va.); and a letter, 27 May 1863, of "Choloden" ("a true uncompromising unconditional Union man") warning of an impending cavalry raid under J. E. B. Stuart toward Leesburg or Winchester (box 22). 1 volume. Mss1W7547d.This collection consists primarily of the papers of Governor Henry Alexander Wise of Accomack County. Photocopy. Letters, 18611864, between Henry Wise and his daughter, Mary Elizabeth (Wise) Garnett (18291898), discuss troop movements and fighting in western Virginia in September 1861, the condition of his troops and fighting around Petersburg in 1864, and family news in 1862. The truck sits on 37x12.50r17 Toyo RT tires with 17 gray Method Wheels with bumpers painted in Steel-It to match. Microfilm reel C623.This collection consists primarily of the letters, 18621864, of John William Watson (1831?1864) of Company I of the 47th Virginia Infantry Regiment. The papers of William Fanning Wickham consist of a series of diaries (in box 5) containing entries concerning local war news, slaves at Hickory Hill (volume 7), the flight of slaves to the Union army, comments on the home front, the battle of Hanover Court House, news of military campaigns and Union raids during the summers of 1862 and 1863, and reports of the Spotsylvania campaign (volume 8); a letter, 31 December 1864, from Anne B. Berkeley of Langlee, Hanover County, concerning the hiring of Sally; a letter, 6 August 1864, from William F. Wickham to Charles Carter of Philadelphia, Pa., discussing the death of Williams Carter of North Wales, Caroline County; letters, AprilOctober 1865, from William F. Wickham to Charles Carter concerning the management of the North Wales estate and immediate postwar conditions in Virginia, Jefferson Davis, and Abraham Lincoln's assassination; and a letter, 24 October 1863, from Maria Susan Matilda Fanning, while in Paris, France, discussing the European views of the war (box 6); and materials, including a petition to President Andrew Johnson, concerning William F. Wickham's home front activities and pardon (box 9). 1 item. We believe that the only way to conquer this extremely aggressive childhood cancer is to give it a name. Mss5:1W2767:1.This collection contains a photocopy of a diary, 27 May13 June 1864, kept at Clover Lea, Hanover County, by Ella More (Bassett) Washington (18341898). Mss5:1W5905:1.This collection contains the recollections of Philip Whitlock (18381919) of Richmond. 13 items. Pittsylvania was called upon for one full company for the Minute Men, which was commanded by Capt. Mss5:6W4418:1. Mss2W7152a1.A speech, 26 May 1861, delivered by Frederick E. Wimberly at Jeffersonville, Ga., describing the reasons for the outbreak of war and calling for support of the Confederacy. Soldiers: View Battle Unit's 149 items. Waring Family Papers, 18591899. DJ (aka @mechanic_mat) found the truck in a local ad. VDF personnel supported the Situational Awareness Unit at the Virginia Department of Emergency Management in a state active duty status for more than 500 days during the COVID-19 response. 1866), Samuel Wylie Crawford, John Aaron Rawlins, and Alexander Stewart Webb. 1834?) 220 items. Mss1W4597e. Microfilm reel C623.This collection contains the papers of John B. It's the most common cancer in infants, affecting almost twice as many babies as leukemia. 1806) regarding the battle of Spotsylvania Court House; an honorable discharge, 1864, for John G. Wood (b. Wartime items include letters, 18641865, from John Langbourne Williams (18311915) to his wife, Maria Ward (Skelton) Williams (18431929), concerning family news and his experiences in Richmond as a member of a local unidentified militia regiment (section 1); a bond, 12 December 1864, of Benjamin Edwards Green (18221907) with John L. Williams to purchase United States currency with Confederate currency at the rate of 8 to 1 (section 2); and a Confederate tax-in-kind account, 24 October 1863, for agricultural products, filed by John Gifford Skelton (18151889) of Powhatan County (section 9). WebVirginia Line: 2 regiments and 2 separate companies. Williams Family Papers, 18111945. Civil War-related materials include a typescript copy of Wise's official reports of the 15 June 1864 Union assaults on Petersburg (d115) and an undated postwar speech to the "Comrades of the Confederate War" concerning the war in Virginia (d116). In the letters, Williams discusses camp life at Jamestown Island and near Richmond, news of runaway and confiscated slaves from Prince George County, prices of clothing items in Richmond, the possibility of French and English intervention in the war on behalf of the Confederacy, the effect of the Conscription Acts of both the United States and Confederate governments on the opposing armies, the construction of the CSS Virginia II, migration of some Prince George County citizens to the western part of the state to escape advancing Union troops after 1862, a military-style execution of two white Surry County men at Jamestown Island in the fall of 1862 by a small band of fugitive slaves, the overcrowding of military prisons in Richmond, and brief news concerning the battles of Seven Pines and Chancellorsville and the Suffolk, 1862 Maryland, and 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaigns. The papers of Doctor Francis Peyre Porcher (18241895) of Charleston, S.C., include a letter, 18 October 1864, from his mother, Isabella Sarah (Peyre) Porcher (18031890), concerning Francis Porcher's service in the South Carolina hospital at Danville, and the distribution of clothing and presents to their slaves in South Carolina (box 14); special orders, 1862, issued by Samuel Preston Moore (18131889) assigning Porcher to the Medical Purveyor's Department, authorizing the establishment of a botanical garden in South Carolina, and commissioning Porcher to write what became Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests, Medical, Economical, and Agricultural: Being Also a Medical Botany of the Confederate States (1863); notes concerning Porcher's service in the 7th South Carolina Infantry Regiment; and two Confederate bonds, 1863; and a letter, 26 October 1864, from Isabella Porcher to Julian Henry Porcher of Pinapolis, S.C., concerning cases of yellow fever and making clothing (box 15). Mss2W3643a1.A letter, 27 January 1865, from Ebon J. Also included is a list of the crew of the Shenandoah and a list showing the latitude, longitude, and daily distances traveled by the ship. CALL US: 425-649-5995 Directions WebChicago citation style War Department. Wise, John James Henry, Letter, 1861. Also in the collection are letters, 1862, from David Rumph Jones, Charles Bruce Williams (17971872), and James Burdge Walton (18131885) concerning Charles Williams's service as a drillmaster and his application for a commission in the Confederate artillery (section 2), and a commission, 10 April 1862, of Charles Williams as a second lieutenant in the 4th Artillery Regiment of Virginia Militia (section 3). Make An Appointment to View Photographs & Museum Objects, Order Photocopies & Digital Reproductions, The Garden Club of Virginia Historic Restorations Project, Confederate Memorial Literary Society (CMLS) Image Collection, Major Business Record Collections at the Virginia Historical Society, Basic Virginia business and economic history bibliography and online resources, Unknown No Longer: A Database of Virginia Slave Names, Virginia's Civil War: A Guide to Manuscripts at the Virginia Historical Society, Civil War in Virginia Published & Primary Sources, Index to African American material in the broadside collection, Index to African American material in the sheet music collection, Manuscript Collections for the Environmental History Resources Guide, Other Related Collections for the Environmental History Resources Guide, Virginia Historical Society Gift Calculator, Tax Information & Charitable Accountability. 1779) of Buyckville [? Mss5:1W6544:1.Contains the memoirs of Benjamin Harrison Wilkins (18561941) of Richmond. Mss2W277a14. Microfilm reel C48.The Beverley Randolph Wellford (18931963) papers consist of materials, 17731907, collected by Wellford concerning prominent historical figures in Revolutionary and Civil War Virginia. N Q National Park Service, The Civil Let's give neuroblastoma a name by rocking your Wade's Army Uniform and posting a photo to your Instagram page.Tag @wadesarmy and using the #wadesarmy, #NervesofSteel, and #neuroblastoma. (section 1). The Continental Congress ordered that two companies of riflemen be raised in Virginia. Woolwine, Rufus James, Papers, 18611908. Other wartime materials include certificates, 1862 and 1865, issued to Littleton W. T. Wickham concerning exemption from military service, salt rationing, and the amnesty oath; receipts, 18641865, for tax-in-kind payments and for the impressment of three male slaves; a petition (drafted by L. W. T. Wickham), ca. Young, Fanny Churchill (Braxton), Papers, 18571893. WebA Guide to the Department of Confederate Military Records, 1859-1996 A Collection in the Library of Virginia Accession Number 27684 Library of Virginia The Library of Virginia 800 East Broad Street Richmond, Virginia 23219-8000 USA Phone: (804) 692-3888 (Archives Reference) Fax: (804) 692-3556 (Archives Reference) Mss5:5W5876:1. September. Virginia Historical Society, 428 N Arthur Ashe Boulevard Civil War-related materials include a letter, 10 November 1864, to Welby from A. Barton (of an unidentified unit) while imprisoned at Elmira, N.Y., requesting her to send him a suit of clothing and chewing tobacco (p. 67), and autographs of the following individuals: Robert E. Lee, Charles Marshall (18301902), Fitzhugh Lee, Varina (Howell) Davis (18261906), Mary (Todd) Lincoln (18181882), and Mary (Custis) Lee (18351918). Correspondents include Romeyn Beck Ayres, Theodore Shelton Bowers (b. The VDF stood down its three existing regiments and stood up a single regiment during a ceremony held Sept. 29, 2019, at Fort Pickett, Virginia. Mss1W6767j.This collection contains the papers of the Williams family of Richmond. White (18021879) of Greene County. Wade's Army was founded by the Welbourn and DeBruin families to recruit others to use their Power for good and bring the fight to this pediatric cancer. 115 items. Willis, Edward Benjamin, Memoirs, 18561925. 1 item. Load up on your 2022 gear and let us know where you would like the proceeds to be directed! Weisiger, David Addison, Papers, 18541911. Civil War materials include letters from John William Wynne (18381864) of Company H of the 1st Virginia Infantry Regiment to family members discussing camp life and military operations near Plymouth, N.C., in April 1864 (section 2); letters from Richard Henry Wynne (18421915) of Company I of the 32d Virginia Infantry Regiment to family members concerning camp life and his various illnesses (section 3); and a diary, 1 September 186426 May 1866, kept by Eliza Chew (French) Smith at Sunny Side, Spotsylvania County, with brief entries concerning general war news, farm operations, the fall of Richmond, and the surrender at Appomattox Court House (section 7). Biography. 11 items.

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