State of Tennessee

Department of State Tennessee State Library and Archives

403 Seventh Avenue North Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312

BUELL-BRIEN PAPERS 1805-1943

Processed by:

Harriet C. Owsley and JWW Archival Technical Services

Date Completed: March 8, 1960

Manuscripts Accession Number: 267 Location: III-A-1-7, Oversize Drawer M-12-18

Microfilm Accession Number: 829

MICROFILMED

INTRODUCTION The papers of George P. Buell (1833-1883), Civil Engineer, 1852; Lieutenant Colonel, 58th Indiana Infantry, 1861; Brigadier General, 29th Infantry, 1866; Colonel, 15th Infantry, 1879; and the papers of Buell's father-in-law, John Smith Brien (1807-1867), lawyer and jurist; member of the Tennessee Legislature, 1838-1839, 1865-1866; Judge of the Chancery Court, 1851-1853; Judge of the Circuit Court, 1858-1861, were obtained for the Tennessee State Library and Archives Manuscripts Section in 1960 from Miss Rochette Buell, Nashville, Tennessee, grand-daughter of George P. Buell and great grand-daughter of John Smith Brien. The papers have been separated into military and non-military items. The military correspondence has been arranged chronologically and the non-military correspondence is in an alphabetical order. The chief correspondents are listed for the non-military papers. For students of the period prior to the Civil War the papers of Judge Brien contain items of value. He represented the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in their suit against the Methodist Episcopal Church, North, in 1850 and won his case. Judge Brien had large interests in iron furnaces and several suits involved these interests. The correspondence contains expressions of opinion regarding secession and politics during the 1850's. The Buell Papers are composed primarily of military papers both for the Civil War and for the Wars against the Indians during the 1870's and 1880's west of the Mississippi in which General Buell played an important part. For those interested in the exploits of the United States Army during the period after the Civil War a study of these papers would be rewarding. The collection consists of 15.36 linear feet of shelf space, and numbers approximately 10,000 items. Literary rights in the unpublished writings of George P. Buell and John Smith Brien in these papers have been dedicated to the public. Single photocopies of unpublished writings may be made for purposes of scholarly research.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Buell Papers comprising approximately 10,000 items covering the years 1805-1943 may be divided into two nearly equal parts -the military and the non-military. The military papers contain two order books of Don Carlos Buell for the years 1849-1858 but the largest portion of the military papers are concerned with the career of General George P. Buell during the Civil War and during his later operations against the Indians, west of the Mississippi. The bulk of the military papers fall in the later period 1870-1882 and are composed of general and special orders, ordnance reports, telegrams, military correspondence, endorsement books, court martial records, account books, and military maps. The official report of the Battle of Chickamauga is one of the most valuable items of the military papers. The largest portions of the non-military items are the papers of Judge John S. Brien, father-in-law of George P. Buell. They contain about 90 legal documents and briefs dealing with the cases of Judge Brien. These include the cases of the Iron Mountain Furnace and the suit brought in 1850 by the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, against the Methodist Episcopal Church, North. About 70 letters for the period 1839-1867 make up the correspondence of Judge Brien and include such names as D. N. Barrow, John Bell, W. G. Brownlow, Robert S. Caruthers, R. M. Corwin, J. W. Dobbs, Ephraim H. Foster, M. P. Gentry, James C. Jones, William Ledbetter, Daniel Lord, J. W. Maybin, J. Netherland, Balie Peyton, Finch P. Scruggs, O. P. Temple, Theodore Trauemicht, Felix Zollicoffer, and others. Eight small docket books give the schedules of cases of Judge Brien while he served as Circuit Court Judge of Davidson County, 1857-1861. There are also two brief books belonging to the Judge dated 1845 and 1858-1861. Approximately 1000 letters compose the correspondence of the Pickett sisters, Lida (Mrs. Theodore Caskins), Alice (Mrs. Albert Akers), and Miss Lucy Pickett who never married but had a number of admirers. There are a few letters of Albert Akers and the two Pickett men, Howard and Joe. The Picketts were nieces and nephews of Mrs. John S. Brien who reared them after their parents' death. A diary kept by Mrs. John S. Brien begins with a memoir of her early life and becomes a diary beginning October 20, 1877, with occasional entries until February, 1882, when her grandson, Don Carlos Buell, came to live with her and to attend Montgomery Bell Academy. About 125 letters make up the correspondence of Mrs. George P. Buell (Rochie Brien) and her son, Don Carlos. In addition to these letters, there is a little diary kept by Mrs. Buell from March, 1876, to October, 1877. The diary begins with a trip from Fort Griffin, Texas, to Ringgold, Texas, which required two months. The country is described as being very beautiful for most of the trip. Several days were spent at San Antonio. After Custer's forces were massacred in Dakota by the Sioux Indians, General Buell was ordered to construct a fort farther west than Fort Abraham Lincoln from which Custer had set out on his fateful advance against the Indians. Mrs. Buell went home to Nashville in August, 1876 to be with her mother, Mrs. Brien. She joined her husband in November, 1876, at the Cheyenne Agency. The diary ends with a description of the battlefield where Custer made his last stand.

The remainder of the non-military papers are concerned with the family and ancestors of George P. Buell. The oldest letter in the collection was written by Don C. Buell to his father and is dated January 29, 1808, Ithaca, New York. This Don C. Buell must have been an uncle of the two Civil War Generals, although there is no proof of this in the papers. Twenty-seven letters bound together were written by John F. Lane while a student at West Point to members of his family with the dates 1824-1836. John F. Lane was the brother of Ann Lane Buell and Jane Lane Huntington and the son of Amos and Mary Foot Lane. One hundred and thirteen letters received by John F. Lane, 1831-1834, from his mother, father, sisters, brothers, and some others are bound in a volume. Another volume contains 44 letters, 1832-1836, which are the correspondence of E. M. Huntington and his wife, Jane Lane Huntington. A diary of Mary Foot Lane was kept periodically from August, 1829 to November 21, 1852. Mary Foot, born January 29, 1778, daughter of John Foot of Watertown, Connecticut, married Amos Lane and moved to Cincinnati in 1808 and later to Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Her husband died in 1826. Her daughter, Ann Lane, born March 1, 1809, married George P. Buell, Sr. The career of their son, George P. Buell, Jr., who married Rochie Brien of Nashville, Tennessee, is the primary concern of these papers. George Buell's non-military correspondence includes the names of F. Adkinson, J. H. Bradford, Don Carlos Buell, Powell Clayton, Will A. Coulter, Will Cumback, J. A. Davenport, Edwin J. Davis, J. W. Forney, W. H. Francis, John C. Fremont, James A. Garfield, Henry Gillum, B. F. Grafton, B. W. Gray, E. B. Hart, Rutherford B. Hayes, John Pope, Marshall O. Roberts, Felix H. Robertson, M. Samaniego, W. T. Sherman, John M. Trew, and O. B. Wilcox. There are approximately 100 letters and papers of Salmon A. Buell, a brother of George P. Buell. Some of the papers deal with the perpetual calendar, an invention of S. A. Buell. Forty-four letters to various members of the Buell family were written by Sister Ann Cecilia from the convent at Galesburg, Illinois, and several other places. She was a sister of George P. Buell, Five large account books and thirteen small ones; four small pocket diaries; some correspondence, letters and telegrams dealing with the Railroad Business of George P. Buell; documents relating to Silver Mines in Colorado; legal papers dealing with purchases of land in the west; several hundred bills and receipts; genealogical data concerning the Brien, Buell, Lane, and Foot families; three scrapbooks; a few photographs; and some personal memorabilia make up the remainder of the collection.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

George P. Buell

1833, October 4 Born and raised at Buell homestead near Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Son of Ann Lane and George P. Buell, Sr., brothers and sisters were: Salmon A., John L., Julian O., Mary L., Almira, and Ann Lane. 1851 Obtained position on Indiana-Cincinnati Railroad. Trained for civil engineer. 1852 Position as civil engineer for Columbus-Shelby Railroad in

Indiana. 1853 1st Assistant Engineer at Fort Wayne, Indiana -headquarters

for above railroad. 1854 Attended Norwich Military Academy. 1856 Graduated from Norwich Military Academy. 1857 City Civil Engineer at Leavenworth City, Kansas Territory. 1861, December Commissioned Lieutenant Colonel 58th Indiana Infantry. 1862, June Commissioned Colonel. 1865, January Brevet Brigadier General Volunteers - Federal Army - for long,

faithful and most valuable service and for able management of pontoon trains.

1865, July Honorably mustered out. 1865, December 27 Married Rochette Brien. 1866, July Lieutenant Colonel 29th Infantry. U. S. Army. Sent West of

Mississippi to fight Indians. 1867, March Brevet Colonel for gallant and meritorious services in the battle

of Missionary Ridge, Tennessee. 1867, March Brigadier General for gallant and meritorious service during

the Civil War. 1869, March Transferred to 11th Infantry. 1879, March Colonel of 15th Infantry. 1883, May 31 Died

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

John Smith Brien

1807, December 26 Born in Smith County, Tennessee. 1836 Became lawyer, and practiced until his death. 1838-1839 Representative from Smith County, Tennessee Legislature. 1839, September 26 Married Rochette Howard, daughter of Lucy and Sam P.

Howard. 1848 Elector on General Taylor's ticket. 1851-53 Judge of Chancery Court, filling unexpired term of Terry H. Cahal. 1858-1861 Judge of Circuit Court. 1865-1866 Replaced Samuel J. Carter in 2nd Session of Tennessee

Legislature for Davidson County. 1866, November 6 Died in Nashville.

SERIES DESCRIPTION Container Series Number I Military 1 Account Books, 1867-1868; George P. Buell Biographical Data; Civil War Correspondence and Battle Reports - 1 Box 2 Military Charges, 1872-1880 - 1 Box. 3-5 Correspondence, Incoming, 1868-1880 - 3 Boxes 6-7 Correspondence, Outgoing; Endorsement Books, etc.,

1879-1880 - 2 Boxes 8-9 Orders - General and Special, 1864-1882 - 2 Boxes 10-11 Ordnance Records, 1872-1879 - 2 Boxes 12 Reports, Miscellaneous, 1861-1880 - 1 Box 13 Order Books of Don Carlos Buell, 1849-1858 - 1 Box II Non-Military 14-15 Accounts - Bills, Receipts, Ledgers, 1833-1844 - 2 Boxes 16-18 Brien, John S. - Biographical Data; Brief Books; Cases;

Correspondence; Legal papers, 1825-1867 - 3 Boxes 19 Buell, Salmon P. - Correspondence and other papers,

1853-1906 - 1 Box 20 Clippings and Scrapbooks - 1 Box 21-27 Correspondence - George P. Buell and Family – Incoming and

Outgoing, 1852-1943 - 7 Boxes 28 Diaries, Autograph Albums, etc., 1829-1905 - 1 Box 29 Legal Documents and Memorabilia, 1832-1888 –1 Box 30 Memoranda, Scrapbooks, etc., 1858-1918 - 1 Box 31 Railroad Data, Schools, Speeches, etc., 1852-1887 - 1 Box Portfolio -- Reports of Troops, 1879-1880 Scrapbooks (separately wrapped)

CONTAINER LIST Microfilm Roll #1________________________________________________________ Box 1 Military 1. Account Books 1867-1868. 2. Biographical Data - George P. Buell, 1861-1883. 3. Civil War - Correspondence Incoming, 1863-June, 1864. 4. Civil War - Correspondence Incoming, July-August, 1864. 5. Civil War - Correspondence Incoming, September - December, 1864. 6. Civil War - Correspondence Outgoing, 1863-1864. 7. Civil War - Orders - General and Special, 1863-1864. 8. Civil War - Quartermaster Department - Ordnance, 1864. 9. Civil War - Quartermaster Department - Returns, February-October, 1864. 10. Civil War - Reports - Chickamauga Creek, Official Report, 1863. 11. Civil War - Reports - Killed and Wounded, 1863.

Box 2 Military 1. Charges of Arms Stolen at Fort Griffin Texas, 1876. 2. Charges Against George P. Buell by G. K. Sanderson, 1877-78. 3. Charges Against George P. Buell by Captain Spaulding, 1878. 4. Charges Against George P. Buell by R. S. McKenzie, 1881. 5. Charges Against Lindsey Henderson, 1880. 6. Charges Against Phillip Henry, 1880. 6a. Charges Against Indians for Burning House 7. Charges Against John S. Loud, 1879. 8. Charges Against Captain N. B. McLaughlin, 1872. 9. Charges Against Captain John Mise, 1878. 10. Charges Against John O'Neal, 1880. 11. Charges Against Leo O. Parker, 1872. 12. Charges Against Sagnier, 1878. 13. Charges Against Captain C. A. Woodruff, 1879. 14. Charges Against Frank D. Yates, 1877-1878.

Box 3 Military 1. Correspondence- Incoming, 1868-1872. 2. Correspondence -Incoming, 1874. 3. Correspondence- Incoming, 1875-1876. 4. Correspondence- Incoming, 1877-1878. 5. Correspondence- List of Letters Received, 1879-1880. 6. Correspondence- Incoming, January-September, 1879. 7. Correspondence- Incoming, October, 1879. 8. Correspondence- Incoming, November, 1879. 9. Correspondence- Incoming, December 1-15, 1879. 10. Correspondence- Incoming, December 15-31, 1879.

Box 4 Military 1. Correspondence - Incoming, January 1-15, 1880. 2. Correspondence - Incoming, January 16-31, 1880. Microfilm Reel #2________________________________________________________ 3. Correspondence - Incoming, February, 1880. 4. Correspondence - Incoming, March, 1880. 5. Correspondence - Incoming, April-June, 1880. 6. Correspondence - Incoming, July, 1880. 7. Correspondence - Incoming, August 1-20, 1880. 8. Correspondence - Incoming, August 21-31, 1880. 9. Correspondence - Incoming, September 1-15, 1880. 10. Correspondence - Incoming - September 16-30, 1880. 11. Correspondence - Incoming - October 1-15, 1880. 12. Correspondence - Incoming - October 16-20, 1880. 13. Correspondence - Incoming - October 21-31, 1880. 14. Correspondence -Incoming - November-December, 1880. Box 5 Military 1. Correspondence - Incoming, 1881. 2. Correspondence - Incoming, 1882. 3. Correspondence - List of Letters received, 1880. 4. Correspondence - Telegrams Received in the Field, August and September,

1880 - Volumes I and II.

Microfilm Reel #3________________________________________________________ 5. Correspondence - Telegrams Received in the Field, August through November, 1880. Box 6 Military 1. Correspondence–Outgoing, undated ca 1870's. 2. Correspondence - Outgoing, 1871-1874. 3. Correspondence - Outgoing, 1875-1876. 4. Correspondence - Outgoing, 1878-1879. 5. Correspondence - Outgoing, Letterbook 1879-January, 1880. 6. Correspondence - Outgoing, Letterbook, 1880. 7. Correspondence - Outgoing, January-May, 1880. 8. Correspondence - Outgoing, June-September, 1880. 9. Correspondence - Outgoing, October-December, 1880. 10. Correspondence - Outgoing, 1881. 11. Correspondence - Outgoing, 1882-1883. 12. Correspondence - Re: Post Trader, 1879-1880. Box 7 Military 1. Correspondence - Outgoing, Letterbook, 1880. 2. Endorsement Book - 1879 - January, 1880. 3. Endorsement Book - 1879-1880. 4. Endorsements - Re: Scarcity of Supplies at Fort Wingate, 1879. 5. Endorsements - 1879-1880. 6. Endorsement Book, 1880. 7. Field Return and Strength of Battalion, 1880. 8. Memoranda. 9. New Mexico - Distances - Tables. Box 8 Military 1. Orders - General, 1864-1881. Microfilm Reel #4________________________________________________________ 1. Orders - General, 1864-1881. 2. Orders -General Field, 1879-1880. 3. Orders -General, Special, and Circulars, October, 1879 4. Orders - Special, 1868-1872. 5. Orders -. Special, 1874. 6. Orders -Special, 1876. 7. Orders - Special, 1879. 8. Orders - Special - January-May, 1880 9. Orders - Special - June-July, 1880

10. Orders - Special - August, 1880 11. Orders - Special - September, 1880 12. Orders - Special - October-November, 1880 13. Orders - Special - 1881-1882 Box 9 Military 1. Orders - General and Special, 1874. 2. Orders - Special Field - Department of Texas, 1874. 3. Orders - Special Field, 1879 4. Orders - Special Field, 1880 5. Orders - General and Special Field (Volume) July-November, 1880 6. Orders - Special - Field - New Mexico, October, 1880. Box 10 Military 1. Ordnance - Inventories, 1872-1876, 2. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., 1868-1872. 3. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., 1872. 4. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc.,1873. 5. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., 1874. 6. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., 1875. 7. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., 1876. Microfilm Reel #5________________________________________________________ 8. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., 1877, 9. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., January-June, 1878. 10. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., July-December, 1878. 11. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., 1879. 12. Ordnance - Invoices, Receipts, Abstracts, etc., 1880.

Box 11 Military 1. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Jefferson, Texas - June, 1870. 2. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Richardson, Texas -June, 1872. 3. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Richardson, Texas -September-December, 1872. 4. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Griffin, Texas - March -June, 1873. 5. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Griffin, Texas – September-December, 1873. 6. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Griffin, Texas – March-June, 1874. 7. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Griffin, Texas - September, 1874. 8. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Griffin, Texas – March-December, 1875

9. Ordnance – Reports - Fort Griffin and Ringgold, Texas - March, June, 1876. 10. Ordnance - Reports - Cheyenne Agency, Dakota Territory, September, 1876. 11. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Custer, Montana, March, June, 1878. 12. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Custer, Montana, September, December, 1878. 13. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Custer, Montana, January, February, 1879. 14. Ordnance - Reports - Fort Wingate, New Mexico -September, December, 1879. Box 12 Military 1. Reports - Bannock Indians Fight, 1878. 2. Reports - Indian Territory Expedition, January -December, 1875. 3. Reports - Inspection Report, 1880. 4. Reports - Fort Stanton, New Mexico - Defeat of Victorio, November, 1880. 5. Reports - Trip to Deloris, La Platta, Animas, San Juan, May, 1880. 6. Reports - Conditions Pertaining to Troops, New Mexico - July, 1880. 7. Rosters - Twenty-ninth U. S. Infantry Companies A-I, undated. 8. Rosters - Lists of Captains and Men, 1861-1869. Box 13 Military 1. Don Carlos Buell - Order Book - January, 1849 -April, 1851 - Headquarters of 6th

Military Department. 2. Don Carlos Buell - Order Book - February, 1857 - June, 1858 - Headquarters of the

East and West. Box 14 Non-military 1. Account Books - John S. Brien, 1833-1869. Microfilm Reel #6________________________________________________________ 2. Account Books - George P. Buell, 1853-1899. 3. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - John S. Brien, 1848-1865. 4. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - John S. Brien, 1866. 5. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - George P. Buell, 1867-1871. 6. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - George P. Buell, 1872-1875. 7. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - George P. Buell, 1876-1878. 8. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - George P. Buell, 1879-1880. 9. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - George P. Buell, 1881-1882. 10. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - George P. Buell, 1883-1884. 11. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., - George P. Buell-1895-1893. 12. Accounts - Receipts, etc., - Fragments undated.

13. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., Salmon A. Buell, 1898-1906. 14. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., Don Carlos Buell, 11, 1909-1941. 15. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., Albert Akers, 1880-1885. 16. Accounts - Invoices, Receipts, etc., Caskin and Pickett, 1883-1885- Box 15 Non-military 1. Accounts - Ledger - George P. Buell, Leavenworth, Kansas Territory,

1857 - Contains Sketch of George P. Buell's family. 2. Accounts - Ledger - Mrs. George P. Buell, 1866-1868. 3. Accounts - Small Book - Albert Akers, 1871-1878. 4. Accounts - Ledger - Rochette Buell, Interior Decorator, 1942. 5. Accounts - Ledger - Rochette Buell, Interior Decorator, 1943-1944. Box 16 Non-military John S. Brien Papers 1. Biographical Data, 1825-1867. 2. Brief Book - 1845. 3. Cases - Den vs. Fen, 1846. 4. Cases - James C. Hilliard, 1837. 5. Cases - Iron Mountain Furnace - Accounts, 1854. 6. Cases - Iron Mountain Furnace - Accounts, 1855-1858. 7. Cases - Iron Mountain Furnace - Correspondence, 1854-1857. 8. Cases - Iron Mountain Furnace - Memoranda, etc., 1853-1857. 9. Cases - McNairy vs. Hamilton, 1856. 10. Cases - Methodist Church - Brief, 1850. 11. Cases - Methodist Church - Correspondence, 1849-1852. 12. Cases - Methodist Church - Memoranda, etc., 1846-1850. 13. Claims Against United States Government for Damages, 1862. Box 17 Non-military John S. Brien Papers 1. Correspondence - Incoming, 1848-1867. 2. Correspondence - D. N. Barrow, 1848. 3. Correspondence - John Bell, 1858, 1860. 4. Correspondence - W. G. Brownlow, 1860. 5. Correspondence - Robert S. Caruthers, 1852. 6. Correspondence - R. M. Cornine, 1852-1860 7. Correspondence - J. W. Dabbs, 1860-1861.

8. Correspondence - Ephraim H. Foster, 1840. 9. Correspondence - M. P. Gentry, undated. 10. Correspondence - James C. Jones 1850-1853. 11. Correspondence - William Ledbetter, 1854-1855. 12. Correspondence - Daniel Lord, 1850-1854. 13. Correspondence - J. W. Maybin, 1864. 14. Correspondence - J. Netherland, 1856-1859. 15. Correspondence - Balie Peyton, 1839-1842. 16. Correspondence - Finch P. Scruggs, 1847. 17. Correspondence - O. P. Temple, 1860. 18. Correspondence - Theodore Trauemicht, 1867. 19. Correspondence - A. Wright, 1852-1854. 20. Correspondence - Felix K. Zollicoffer, 1855-1857. 21. Correspondence - Outgoing - John S. Brien, 1852-1863.

Box 18 Non-military John S. Brien Papers 1. Deeds, 1853-1866. 2. Deeds, Slave, 1854-1860. 3. Docket Books, 1837-1862. 4. Docket Lists, undated. 5. Estate of John S. Brien. 6. Federal Army, Dealings with, 1863. 7. Law Notes. 8. Partnerships, 1853-1867. Microfilm Reel #7________________________________________________________ Box 19 Non-military Salmon A. Buell Papers 1. Appointment, 1862. 2. Correspondence - Incoming, 1883-1905. 3. Correspondence - Incoming, 1906. 4. Correspondence - Letterbook, 1903-1906. 5. Insurance, 1899-1903. 6. Legal Documents, 1853-1855. 7. Membership, Pioneer's Association, 1900. 8. Perpetual Calendar, 1898-1904. 9. Perpetual Calendar, 1894-1901. 10. Perpetual Calendar - Contracts, etc., 1878-190l.

11. Perpetual Calendar - Models, 1892. 13. Perpetual Calendar - Patent, 1900. 14. Report - Minneapolis Single Tax League, 1899. 15. Stocks and Bonds, 1873-1898. Box 20 Non-military Clippings 1. John Bigelow. 2. William Jennings Bryan, 3. Don Carlos Buell, 1898. 4. Carmack's Speech. 5. Child Labor. 6. Jefferson Davis' Last Message, 7. Dorothy Dix's First Article. 8. Football, 9. Garfield's Assassination. 10. Indian Fighting West of the Mississippi River. 11. Andrew Jackson. 12. Leper Settlement in Louisiana. 13. Race Problems. 14. Schools. 15. Scrapbook Items. 16. Scrapbook - Political - Cass, Jackson, etc., 1847-1848. 17. Scrapbook - Politics - Buchanan, 1850-1856. Box 21 Correspondence Non-military 1. Mrs. John St Brien - Incoming, 1852-1880. 2. Don Carlos Buell, II - Incoming - W. L. Husbands, 1893-1894 3. Don Carlos Buell, II - Incoming - 1879-1943. 4. Don Carlos Buell, II - Outgoing, 1892-1943. 5. Mrs. George P. Buell - Incoming, 1874-1884. 6. Mrs. George P. Buell - Incoming, 1885-1886. 7. Mrs. George P. Buell - Incoming, 1887-1889. 8. Mrs. George P. Buell - Incoming, 1890-1892. 9. Mrs. George P. Buell - Incoming, 1893-1896. 10. Mrs. George P. Buell - Incoming, undated, 1897-1908. 11. Mrs. George P. Buell - Outgoing, 1892.

Box 22 Correspondence Non-military 1. George P. Buell - Incoming, A-B, 1862-1883. 2. George P. Buell - Incoming, C's, 1870-1882. 3. George P. Buell - Incoming, D's, 1870-1881. 4. George P. Buell - Incoming, E-F, 1870-1881. 5. George P. Buell - Incoming, G-I, 1867-1880. 6. George P. Buell - Incoming, H-I, 1862-1883. 7. George P. Buell - Incoming, J-K, 1866-1882. 8. George P. Buell - Incoming, L-M, 1870-1882. 9. George P. Buell - Incoming, N-P, 1867-1881. 10. George P. Buell - Incoming, Q's, 1871. 11. George P. Buell - Incoming, R's, 1871-1881. 12. George P. Buell - Incoming, S's, 1870-1882. 13. George P. Buell - Incoming, T's, 1868-1882. 14. George P. Buell - Incoming, W-Z, 1868-1881. 15. George P. Buell - Outgoing, 1870's and undated. 16. George P. Buell - Telegrams - Outgoing, 1870. Box 23 Correspondence - Family Non-military 1. A. C. Buell, 1881. 2. Sister Ann Cecilia, 1869-1889. 3. Sister Ann Cecilia, 1891-1912. 4. Mrs. John S. Brien - Incoming, 1877-1880. 5. Don C. Buell (Earliest item), 1808. 6. Don C. Buell, I, 1870-1881. 7. Don C. Buell, II, Incoming, 1876-1906. 8. Don C. Buell, II, Outgoing, 1880-1899. 9. Mrs. George P. Buell - Outgoing, 1897-1902. 10. Mrs. George P. Buell - Outgoing, 1903-1906. 11. James B. Buell, 1883. 12. John L. Buell, 1871-1906. 13. Ruth Norton Buell - Outgoing, undated. 14. Ruth Norton Buell - Outgoing, 1899-1906. Microfilm Reel #8________________________________________________________ 14. Ruth Norton Buell - Outgoing, 1899-1906. 15. Salmon A. Buell - Incoming, 1906. 16. Salmon A. Buell - Outgoing, 1874-1875.

Box 24 Correspondence - Family Letterbooks Non-military 1. E. M. and Jane Lane Huntington, 1832-1836. 2. John F. Lane - Incoming, 1831-1834. 3. John F. Lane - Outgoing, 1824-1836.

Box 25 Correspondence - Family - Pickett Non-military Major and Mrs. Albert Akers ( Alice Pickett) Outgoing and Incoming 1. 1874-1879. 2. 1880. 3. 1881. 4. 1882. 5. January-July, 1883. 6. August-December, 1883. 7. January-February, 1884, 8. March-April, 1884. 9. May-August, 1884. 10. September-December, 1884. 11. Undated. 12. Undated. 13. Undated. 14. Undated. 15. Undated. Box 26 Correspondence - Family - Pickett Non-military 1. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Caskins (Lida Pickett) 1860-1880. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Caskins (Lida Pickett) 1881. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Caskins (Lida Pickett) 1882-1884. 4. Lucy Pickett, 1873-1875. 5. Lucy Pickett, January-May, 1877. 6. Lucy Pickett, June-December, 1877. 7. Lucy Pickett, January-July, 1878. 8. Lucy Pickett, August-December, 1878.

Microfilm Reel #9________________________________________________________ 9. Lucy Pickett, January-July, 1879. 10. Lucy Pickett, August-December, 1879. 11. Lucy Pickett, January-February, 1880. 12. Lucy Pickett, March, 1880. 13. Lucy Pickett, April-June, 1880. 14. Lucy Pickett, July-December, 1880. Box 27 Correspondence - Family - Lucy Pickett Non-military Incoming and Outgoing 1. January-July, 1881. 2. August, 1881. 3. September, 1881. 4. October-December, 1881. 5. January-March, 1882. 6. April-May, 1882. 7. June-July, 1882. 8. August-December, 1882. 9. 1883-1884. 10. Fragments, undated. 11. Fragments, undated. 12. Fragments, undated. 13. Fragments, undated. 14. Fragments, undated. Box 28 Diaries Non-military 1. Mary Lane, 1829-1852. 2. Mrs. George P. Buell (Rochie Brien), 1875-1877. 3. George P. Buell, 1871. 4. S. A. Buell, 1904 5. S. A. Buell, 1905. Microfilm Reel #10_______________________________________________________ 6. S. A. Buell, Cash Account, 1896. 7. Autograph Album of Mrs. George P. Buell, 1854-1864. 8. Mrs. John S. Brien, 1877-1882. 9. Genealogical data--Brien family, ca. 1800-1913

Box 29 Non-military 1. Legal Documents - Albert Akers - Appointment, etc., 1880. 2. Legal Documents - Akers and Caskin, 1873-1884. 3. Legal Documents - Articles of Agreement, 1866-1882. 4. Legal Documents - Cases of D. C. Buell. 5. Legal Documents - Cases: R. B. Buell vs. Don Carlos, 1885. 6. Legal Documents - Cases 1867-1870. 7. Legal Documents - Deeds, 1805. 8. Legal Documents - Deeds, Mining Property, 1879. 9. Legal Documents - Estate of George P. Buell, 1883. 10. Legal Documents - Land, 1878-1888. 11. Legal Documents - Howard Pickett's Law License, 1877. 12. Legal Documents - Patents, etc., 1862-1867. 13. Legal Documents - Pedigreed Horses, 1832-1870. 14. Legal Documents - Powers of Attorney, 1881. 15. Legal Documents - Vendor's Lien, 1888. 16. Legal Documents - Wills, 1844. 17. Memorabilia - Calling Cards, 18. Memorabilia - Drawings, Poems. 19. Memorabilia - Invitations. 20. Memorabilia - Programs and Notices.

Box 30 Non-military 1. Memoranda - Macadamizing and Curbing - St. Paul, 1906. 2. Memoranda - Maryland and Virginia Farms. 3. Memoranda - Norwich University, Vermont, 1870-1911. 4. Memoranda - Smith County Merchants, 1858. 5. Memoranda - Texas Emigration Bill, 1881. 6. Norton, George C. Application Papers, 1918. 7. Norton, George C. Application Papers, 1918. 8. Photographs. 9. Photograph Scrapbook. 10. Photographs - Stereographic views.

Box 31 Non-military 1. Railroads - Costs. 2. Railroads - Costs. 3. Railroads - Grievances and Resolutions, 1872. 4. Railroads - Narrow Gauge Railways in North America. 5. Railroads - Southern Trans - Continental Railroad -An Act. 6. Railroads - Survey - San Diego to the Desert, 1869. 7. Recipes and Remedies. 8. Schools - Don Carlos Buell, II - United States Military Academy, 1886-1887. 9. Schools - Don Carlos Buell, II - Themes. 10. Schools - Rochie Brien - Themes, 1858-1897. 11. Speeches - 1. War; 2. Atheism, 1852, 1856. 12. Stamps. Scrapbooks Wrapped Separately and Numbered No. 1 Estate of George P. Buell (father of General George P. Buell, Jr.). No. 2 Newspaper Clippings. Portfolio No. 1 Morning reports of the troops stationed at Fort Cummings, New Mexico, 1880. Field Returns - New Mexico Column, 1879-1880. Map Drawer M-12-18 Folder 1 1. Perpetual Calendars - S. A. Buell, 1898 (4). 2. Diplomas - Rochie Brien - Nashville Female Academy, 1858. 3. Commissions - George P. Buell, Brigadier General, 1867. 4. Commissions - George P. Buell, Lieutenant Colonel of Twenty-Ninth Regiment of Infantry, 1866. 5. Commissions - George P. Buell - Colonel, Battle at Missionary Ridge, 1867. 6. Commissions - George P. Buell - Brevet Brigadier General, 1873 7. Passport - Brevet Brigadier General, 1875. Folder 2 1. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian (U.S.) Geological atlas, projected to illustrate geographical explorations and surveys west of the 100th meridian of longitude prosecuted in accordance with acts of Congress, under the authority of the Honorable Secretary of War, and the direction of Brigadier General A. A. Humphreys, Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army. Embracing results of the different expeditions under the command of 1st Lt. Geo. M. Wheeler, Corps of Engineers. [Washington: 1876-81] Sheets 53(C), 61(B), 61(C), 61(D), 69(B), 69(D), 70(A), 70(C), 75, 76, 77(B), 83.

Folder 3 1. Blockhouse sketches, Army of The Cumberland. Sheet No. 1. 1864. 2. Blockhouse sketches, Army of The Cumberland. Sheet No. 2. 1864. 3. Blockhouse sketches, Army of the Cumberland. Supplement to Sheets No. I & 2.

1864. 4. Blockhouse sketches, Army of the Cumberland. Sheet No. 3. 1864. 5. Blockhouse sketches, Army of the Cumberland. Sheet No. 4. 1864. 6. Plan of fort. Manuscript drawing. Loose Items 1. Map of Villa Lots in Dan Diego. 1872. 2. Map of Woodruff Place [Indianapolis, Indiana]. 1874 3. Blueprint of the Plot of property of D. C. Buell, Airdrie Subdivisions. 1922. 4. Map of Arizona Territory. 1879. 5. Department of the Missouri, Showing wagon roads and forts. 1873. 6. Manuscript map of the city of Fort Worth. 1873. 7. Map of the States of Kansas and Texas and Indian Territory. 1867. 8. Manuscript plot map of property on Nolensville Pike. 9. Manuscript map of Skeleton Map of Department of Dakota. 1878. 10. Manuscript map of New Mexico and the province of Chihuahua. 11. Manuscript map of New Mexico. Fort Cummings. 1870. 12. Manuscript map of Montana. Battle of Little Big Horn. 1876. 13. Manuscript map of New Mexico. Area around the Rio Grande. 14. Manuscript map showing McKenzie's trail and emigrant's trail. 15. New Mexico. Indian Territory, Texas and New Mexico. 1874. 16. Department of Missouri, Showing emigrant routes, forts, telegraphs lines, etc., 1873. 17. Photocopy of the Department of the Cumberland. Fayette, Clayton, and Henry

County, Georgia. 18. Manuscript map of portions of Young and Bexar Territories, Texas. Showing

McKenzie's Trails in October, November, and December, 1874. 19. Official map of Pueblo Lands of San Diego. 1870 20. Manuscript map of the District of New Mexico. 1875. 21. Map of Minnesota. 22. Territories of New Mexico and Arizona. 1879. 23. Map of the Memphis, El Paso and Pacific Railroad. 1869. 24. Military map showing marches of the United States Forces under Genera. W. T.

Sherman, 1863, 1864, 1865. [1865] 25. Manuscript map showing Ruby Gulch, Heffernan Gulch, Kennebec Gulch. 26. Manuscript map of country passed over by General Buell's command, September 21

to October 22, 1880. 27. Manuscript map of country passed over by General Buell's command, September 21

to November 6, 1880. 28. Manuscript map showing rock masses, ancient mould, cave earth, etc. 29. Manuscript map showing Ute Reservation line, LaPlata River, Cherry Creek, etc. 30. Map of Western Territories, Montana, Wyoming, etc. 1876.

31. Map showing Muscalaer [i.e. Mescalero] Reservation, Fort Stanton, etc. 32. Map of Mrs. R. B. Buell's property.

INDEX This is primarily a name index with a few special subjects added. The box and folder numbers are given after each entry. A. B. Beech & Co., firm, 21-5 Accounts and account books, boxes 14 and 15 Adkinson, F., 22-1 Akers, Albert, 1874-1879, box 25, folders 1-15 Akers, Alice (Pickett), 1874-1879, box 25 Allison, James, 3-6 Anderson, John W., 22-1 Andrews, A. B., 21-10 Anthony, Scott J., 22-1 Aranda, Roman, 4-10, 11 Arizona, map, drawer no. 2 Armstrong, George P., 4-9, 14; 22-1 Atkins, Francis H., 3-10; 4-3 Augur, C. C., 3-1, 2; 21-6 Autograph album, Mrs. George P Buell, 28-7 Bailey, H. K., 3-4 Bailey, Thomas N., 4-10; 5-1 Baldwin, Frank D., 3-4 Bangs, J. S., 22-1 Banks, Virginia, fl. 1874, 25-1 Barrow, D. N., 17-2 Baylor, George W., 4-11 Bean, J. W., 4-2, 10 Beckwith, A., 22-1 Bell, John, 17-3 Benedict, Samuel C., 4-13 Bennett, F. F., 3-8; 4-2, 4 Bergere, A.C., 22-1 Beyer, Charles D., 4-10, 13 Bigelow, John, Clipping, 20-1 Bissell, Lyman, 3-1 Blackburn, Edward, fl. 1832, 24-2 Blackledge, Frank H., 21-3 Blakely, A. R., 22-1 Bond, Ira M., 22-1

Bonners, Helen, 21-10 Borhm, P. M., 22-1 Bostick, Hardin, 17-1 Bowen, J. C., 3-7 Boyd, E. D., 22-1 Brackett, A. G., 3-4 Bradford, Belle E., 22-1 Bradford, J. H., 3-10; 4-1, 2; 22-1 Breck, Samuel, 1-4 Breckinridge, R. J., fl. 1833, 24-2 Brien, John Smith, 17-21, Estate Papers 18-5 Brien, Mrs. John Smith, 23-4; diary 28-8 Bright, J. D., 17-1 Brisbin, James S., 3-4, 6 Broadwater, C. A., 22-1 Brooks, May, 22-1 Brown, Harvey, fl. 1833, 24-2 Brown, J. Morris, 5-2 Brownlow, William Ganaway, 17-4 Bruikerhoff, H. Q., 4-8, 9, 11, 13 Bryan, William Jennings, clipping, 20-2 Buell, A. C., 23-1 Buell, Alma J., 21-8 Buell, Ann, 24-2 Buell, C. J., 19-3 Buell, Don Carlos, fl. 1808, 23-5 Buell, Don Carlos (1818-1898), 23-6; order books, 1849-1851 and 1857-1858, Box 13 Buell, Don Carlos II, fl. 1876-1906, 21-4, 7; 23-7, 8 Buell, George P. Jr., (1833-1883), Boxes 6 and 7-1; 24-22; biog. 1-2; diary, 1871, 28-3; estate papers, 29-9. Buell, George P. Sr., Estate papers, 1863. Scrapbooks wrapped separately Buell, James B., fl. 1883, 23-11 Buell, John A., 21-10 Buell, John L., 23-12 Buell, Rochette (Brien), (Mrs. George P. Buell), 23-9, 10; autograph album, 1854-1864, 28-7; diary, 1875-1877, 28-2 Buell, Ruth (Norton), 23-13, 14 Buell, Salmon A., 21-7, 23-15, 16; diaries 28-4, 5, 6. Burbridge, T. B., 21-7

Burch, John C., 21-1 Bush, E. G., 22-1 Butler, Benjamin F., 22-1 Byrne, Lilly L., 22-1 Calhoun, John C., See letter of E. M. Huntington, March 1, 1833, 24-1 Campbell, Don, 22-2 Campbell, J. A., 1-3 Campbell, J. Mason, fl. 1834, 24-2 Campbell, William J., 3-10 Card, Benjamin C., 3-1 Card, Ed, 3-3; 22-2 Carels, Joseph S., 17-1 Carmack, Edward Ward, speech, 20-4 Carpenter, L. H., 4-11 Carpenter, S. P., 4-14; 5-1 Carr, E. A., 4-11 Carter, A. C., fl. 1879, 25-1 Cartwright, J. A., 21-1 Caruthers, Robert S., 17-5 Casey, E. W., 3-8, 9 Caskins, Theodore, 26-1-3 Chamberlin, D. T., 3-1 Chase, Leslie, fl. 1834, 24-2 Chesnut, W. G., 21-5 Chickamauga, Battle of, 1-10 Chipman, H. L., 3-1 Choisy, George L., 3-2 Cist, Henry M., 21-5 Civil War, Campaigns and battles, 1-10 Civil War, letters, 1-3-11 Clark, D. H., 22-2 Clark, George, 22-2 Clark, William T., 1-3; 22-2 Clayton, Powell, 22-2 Clitz, H.. B., 22-2 Cochran, John J., 3-10; 4-3 Collins, J. H., 3-8; 22-2 Colorado, map, Map Drawer No. 2 Commissions, George P. Buell, Map Drawer No. 2 Conrad, Mrs. C. S., 22-2

Conrad, F. E., 22-2 Conrad, G. H., 4-14 Cook, George F., 4-5 Cooper, J. F., 1890, 21-3, 6, 7, 8 Cooper, Stanley, 3-2 Corbin, H. C., 22-2 Cornine, R. M., 17-6 Cory, William O., 3-7; 4-2 Coulter, Will A. 22-2 Cozad, Justus L., 22-2 Craigie, W. J., 3-1 Cumbach, Will, 22-2 Cunningham, W. W., 21-1 Curtis, Charles A., 22-2 Cusack, Patrick, 3-2; 4-7, 9 Cusick, C. C., 3-8 Custer, George Armstrong, 3-3 Dabbs, J. W., 17-7 Dana, J. J., 3-7, 8 Daniel, B. H., 3-4 Davenport. J. Alfred, 22-3 Davidson, J., 22-3 Davis, Charles, fl. 1834, 24-2 Davis, Edward J., 22-3 Davis, Jacob, 4-3; 5-1; 22-3 Davis, T. F., 3-6; 4-3, 4, 10, 13 Dawson, Byron, 4-9 Dean, Henry S., 1-4 De Sany, P. M., 22-3 Diaries, Memoirs, etc., Box 28 Diplomas, Map Drawer No. 2 Dodge, Grenville Mellen, 22-3 Drake J- P-, fl- 1833, 24-2 Drake R. H., fl. 1831, 24-2, Drexel, Harjis, & Co., Bankers, 22-3 Drexel Morgan & Co., 22-3 Drum, R. A., 3-4 Dudley, N. A. M., 4-6, 8, 9, 11, 14 Duffield, H. M., 1-4 Dumas, J. P., 22-3

Dunn, Jacob P., fl. 1834, 24-2 Duryer, Robert, 3-8 Eastman, Galen, 3-7, 4-3 Edwards, John C., 21-10 Egan, James, 3-4 Elam, John N., 1-3 Ellis, W. A., 21-3 Endicott, William C., 21-6 Epperson, B. H., 22-4 Estate papers, scrapbooks wrapped separately Eubank, John W., 21-3 Fairlie, Robert, 22-4 Farrelly, Edmund, 1875, 25-1 Feeney, Bernard, 19-2 Ferrazas, Joaquin, 4-9, 11, 14 Fessler, Hattie L., 19-3 Fine, N. W. 5-2 Firebaugh, W. B., 3-8 Flanagan, Webster, 22-4 Flandraw, Charles E., 19-2 Foot, Samuel A., fl. 1834, 24-2 Ford, F., 22-4 Forney, George H., 22-4 Forney, J. W., 22-4 Forsyth, James W., 3-2 Foster, Ephraim H., 17-8 Fountain, Albert J., 4-8; 5-1 Francis, W. H., 22-4 Fremont, John C., 22-4 French, E. B., 3-3 Fry, James B., 3-1 Gale, G. H. G., 4-6, 7 Garfield, James A., 22-5 Gentry, M. P., 17-9 Giddings, G. H., 22-5 Gilbert, Ed, 22-5 Gillem, Alvan, 3-1 Gillum, Henry, 22-5 Goodwin, M. G., 4-5, 8, 9, 13

Grafton, B. F., 22-5 Graham, W. S., 19-2 Grant, Fred, 22-5 Gray, B. W., 22-5 Gray, E. Fairfox, 22-5 Gray, J. A. G., 22-5 Gray, S. M., 21-8 Greenleaf, Charles R., 22-5 Gregory, James F., 4-4 Gregory, L. M., 22-5 Guilfoyle, John F., 3-7, 8, 9, 4-1 Guinn, George, 1-4 H. F. & W. H. Young, firm, 21-5, 6, 7, 8, 9; 22-14 Hagan, F. G. Halbridge, John J., 22-6 Hale, Clayton, 4-9 Hall, Thomas, 3-2 Hall, W. R., 4-6, 8 Hamilton, M. C., 22-6 Hamilton, W. 22-6 Hannegar, E. A., fl. 1834, 24-2 Harrison, Benjamin, 22-6 Hart, E. B., 22-6 Hartman, G. W., 22-6 Hartz, W. T., 4-12, 13 Hatch, Edward, 3-7, 8; 4-1 Hatch, S. A., 3-10 Hayes, Rutherford Birchard, 4-1; 22-6 Hayward, Henry A., 21-10 Hegewald, J. F. C., 3-10 Henderson, Lindsey, charges against, 1880, 2-5 Hendricks, William, fl. 1833, 24-2 Henry C. F. Koch & Son, firm, 22-7 Henry, Guy V., 5-1 Henry, Phillip, charges against, 1880, 2-6 Herring, C. F., 3-4 Herring, M., 22-6 Hibbard, Charles M., 22-6 Hight, John J., 22-6 Hoffman, Southard, 1-4

Hopecraft, Alfred, 1875, 25-1 Horton, Sandford, 4-6 Hough, A. L., 3-8, 9, 10, 4-1 Hudson, E., 21-5 Huger, Mary E., 22-6 Humphrey, B. F., 4-10 Humphrey, Henry H., 4-7, 9 Hunt, Charlton, 24-2, Hunt, Thomas B., 4-7 Huntington, E. M., fl. 1834, 24-2 Huntington, H. D., 3-4 Husbands, W. L., 1893-1894; 21-2, 8, 9 Hynson, H. C., 21-3, 5, 6, 7 Indians, Potowatamie, removal of, see Letterbook of E. M. Huntington dated March 8, 1833. 24-1 Indians, west of Mississippi River, 1870-1882, box 1 Ingalls, John J., 3-6 Ingersoll, Robert G., 22-6 Iron Mountain Furnace, 16-4-8 Irwin, Thomas, fl. 1834, 24-2 J. A. H. Hosack, firm, 21-5 Jackson, Sheldon, 22-7 Jackson, T. J., Colorado 1895, 21-9 Jacobs, Michael, 22-7 Jamieson, T. A., 19-2 Jaramillo, Pedro Y., 22-7 Jewett, Horace, 3-7, 8; 4-3, 6 Johnson, William, 3-4 Jones, James C., 17-10 Jones, Morgan, 22-7 Jones, Zack, 22-7 Kane, John J., 4-11 Katt, E. R., 3-8, 10 Kelley and Bramble, 21-3 King, J. Pickett, 25-1 Kingsbury, W. E., 3-2 Kinzie, George H., 4-8; 21-5; 22-7 Kirkman, J. N., 22-7 Kniffin, G. A., 1-3 Knight Bros. firm, 22-7

Knight, E. W., 22-7 Knowlton, David W., 19-3 Lacey, R. S., 22-8 Ladd, Story B., 22-8 Lane, Amos, fl. 1831, 24-2 Lane, Everett, 22-8 Lane, George W., fl. 18313 24-2 Lane, John F., fl. 1824-1836, 24-2, 3 Lane, Mary, fl. 1832, 24-2; diary 28-1 Lawrence, W. W. H., 22-8 Ledbetter, William, 17-11 Lee, Carey, fl. 1835, 24-2 Lee, George, 1-3 Lee, J. G. C., 3-4 Lee, P. L., 3-2 Llewellyn, W. H. H., 5-1 Loflin, A. H., 22-8 Lord, Daniel, 17-12 Loud, John S., 3-7, 8; 4-1-11, 14; 5-1; charges against, 1879, 2-7 Macadomizing and curbing, 30-1 Macfeely, R., 3-6, 10 Mackenzie, Ronald S., 3-1, 2 McClernand, E. J., 3-4 McClurg, A. C., 1-5 McCrary, George W., 3-9 McDonald, D. N., 4-8, 14 McDonald, J. A., 19-2 McDougal, Charles, 24-2 McKee, H. E., 22-8 McKenzie, R. S., charges-against George P. Buell, 1881, 2-4 McLaughlin, N. B., 3-1; charges against 2-8 Mae, S. B., 1-5 Maginn, Bernard, 4-10 Maney, J. A., 4-7, 8, 9, 10, 11; 5-1 Maps, charts, Arizona and Colorado, Map Drawer No. 2 Marks, Joseph H., 22-8 Martin, Edwin R., 1-3 Martin, J. S., 4-1 Martin, Player, 17-1 Mason, R. S., 4-9

Maxwell, G. W., 5-1 May, W. T., 4-9 Maybin, J. W., 17-13 Mayson, John R., 17-1 Merrill, William E., 1-3 Methodist Church South vs. Methodist Church North, 17-10, 11, 12 Miles, Nelson A., 3-4 Miller, Henry, 21-3 Miller, Wentz C., 3-2 Mills, A. M., 22-8 Mise, John, charges against 1878, 2-9 Mitchell, D. D., 3-7, 10 Mitchell, H. L., 3-10 Mix, J., 3-4 Moore, Allen H., 19-3 Moore, Francis, 4-6 Morrell, D. J., 22-8 Morris, C. D., 22-8 Morris, J. W., 22-8 Morris, T. A., 22-8 Morrison, A. J-, fl. 1834, 24-2 Morrison, J., 3-2 Morrison, J. S., 3-2 Morrow, A. P., 3-2, 4-5, 6 Nelson, Anson, 21-1, 5; 22-9 Nichol, J.F. Nichols, J. A., 22-9 Noble, George, 22-9 Nolan, Nicholas, 4-11 Nolensville Pike, map, Map Drawer No. 2 Norton, George C., application papers, 30-6, 7 Norton, Laura J., 21-1 Norwich University, Vermont, 1870-1911, 30-3 Noyes, George B., 3-3 Noyes, Henry E., 4-1, 9, 11, 12, 13 O'Connell, William, 3-9 O'Neal, John, charges against, 1880, 2-10 Osborne, N. W., 4-11 Ozwell, R. C-, 4-10 P. F. Collier & Son, firm, 19-3

Pace, W. C., 22-9 Page, Edward T., 19-3 Page, Henry, 3-6-10; 4-5 Page, Thomas, fl. 1834, 24-2 Palmer, William J., 1-3 Parker, Charles, 3-2 Parker, Leo O., charges against, 1872, 2-11; 3-1; 4-6-9, 13, 14 Parker, M. D., 4-9 Paul, Richard, 19-3 Pennebaker & Jones, firm, 21-10 Perkins, Mrs. Thomas, 25-1 Perpetual calendar, 19-8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Petigrew, C., fl. 1833, 24-2 Petway, F. S., 17-1 Peyton, Balie, 17-15 Philips, J. A., fl- 1834, 24-2 Pickett, Lucy, 25-1; 26-4-14; 27-1-14 Platt, E. R-, 3-7, 9; 4-1, 3, 5, 10; 5-1, 2 Pleman, L. H., 3-3 Plin, James A., 3-1 Plum, Satterlee C., 22-9 Plummer, S. C., 4-12 Poe, O. M., 1-5; 22-9 Pogue, Sam D., 3-8, 9, 10 Politics and government, Tenn., 1841-1860. See correspondence of John Smith Brien, Box 17 Politics and government, U. S. Letters of E. M. Huntington, March 1 and 8, 1833, 24-1;

and June 26, July 2, 6, 1834, 24-2; scrapbook 20-16, 17; also correspondence of John Smith Brien, Box 17.

Pollock, Edwin, 4-12 Pope, John, 4-5, 10, 11; 22-9 Porter, Horace, 22-9 Porter, Thomas, fl. 1833, 24-2 Powell, E. C., 3-1 Prosser, W. F., 22-9 Quetil, Charles Y., 22-10 Race problems, 20-13 Railroads, 31-1-6; narrow gauge, 31-4; survey, 31-6 Ramsey, Robert H., 1-4 Randolph, L., fl. 1834, 24-2 Read, O. B., 3-4

Reid, John, 3-9 Ress, W. B., 3-4 Reynolds, J- J-, 1-3 Ridges, H. C., 1-5 Robert Daugherty & Bro., firm, 22-8 Roberts, J. K., 22-11 Roberts, Marshall O., 22-11 Robertson, Felix H., fl. 1878, 22-11 Robinson, H. E., 3-4 Robinson, S. T., fl. 1834, 24-2 Robinson, T. M., 22-11 Rosenberger, C., 22-11 Ross, J. P., 3-6 Ruggles, George A., 3-3 Ruhlin, George, 3-4 Russell and McCloskey, firm., 21-8 Russell, G. B., 3-2 Russell, James L, 21-10 Russett, Horace, fl. 1833, 24-2 Ryan, William O., 1-5 S & A Schutz, 22-12 Sagnier, charges against, 1878, 2-12 Samaniego, M., 4-3, 4, 7-9, 12; 5-1; 22-12 S and A Shutz, firm, 4-14; 5-1 Sanderson.. G. K., charges against George P. Buell, 1877-1878, 2-2 San Diego, California, Map Drawer No. 2 Schivers, Theo., 3-4 Schofield, Maj. Gen., 1-4 Schools, Vermont, 30-3 Scrapbooks, political, 1847-1848; 1850-1856, 20-16, 17 Scruggs, Finch P., 17-16 Secession, letter of John Smith Brien to R. M. Corwin, Dec 31, 1860, 17-21 Sharkley, John, 3-8, 9; 4-2 Sheed, D. L., 4-5 Sheek, J. S., 21-5 Sheldon, Lionel, 5-2 Sheridan, Phillip Henry, 3-3 Sherman, William Tecumseh, 1-5; 22-12 Shockley, George, 4-1 Shoemaker, W. R., 3-8; 4-6

Simpson, N. M., 17-1 Sister Ann Cecilia, 23-2, 3 Smith, Arbuckle & Co., 21-3 Smith, C. H., 3-1 Smith County merchants, 30-4 Smith, G. W., 3-2 Smith, Jacob W., 19-3 Smith, James A., 22-12 Smith, T. C., 1-5 Smith, Warren, 21-6, 10 Smyth, O. R., 22-12 Spencer, John, fl. 1831., 24-2 Spooner, John C., 22-12 Stacy, John P., 5-2 St. Clair, A., fl. 1832, 24-2 St. Clair, Mary, fl. 1831, 24-2 Stafford, Helen, 21-1 Stafford, S. R., 4-10, 11, 12; 5-1; 22-12 Stanley, W. M., 3-7, 8 Stephens, J. S., 1-5 Stephin, Henry G., 22-12 Stevenson, Louis W., 22-12 Stevenson, Tilly E., 21-10 Stibbins, H. G., 22-12 Stillman, A. E., 21-7 Stockwell, S. A., 19-3 Stone, Henry, 1-4 Strong, Henry W., 22-12 Swaine, P. T., 5-1 Swearingen, P. H., 21-3 Talboyt, W. P., 22-13 Tariff controversy; see letter of E. M. Huntington, March 1. 1833, 24-1 Taylor, Charles W., 4-6 Taylor, J. H.,3-3 Taylor, M. B., 1-5 Tedder, N., 3-1 Temple, O. P., 17-17 Templeman, R. W., 22-13 Terrazara, Luis, 5-1 Terry, Alfred H., 3-3, 4

Texas Emigration Bill, 1881, 30-5 Thatcher, N., 1-3 Thayer, John M., 22-13 Theaker, H. A., 4-8 Thomas, B. D, 1-5 Thomas, George H., 22-13 Thompson, Andrew, 1875, 25-1 Throckmorton, J. W., 22-13 Tiffany, Henry, 3-4 Tingley, M. W., 21-10; 22-13 Tobie, W. G., 22-13 Tousey, Wood, 1-3 Townsend, E. D., 3-1, 3 Townsend, Oscar, 22-13 Trauemicht, Theodore, 17-18 Treadwell, T. J., 1-5 Trew, John M., 3-7, 8; 4-5; 22-13 United States Military Academy, West Point, New York, 24-3 Upton, M. W., 5-2 Valois, G. W., 3-2, 3, 8, 9, 4-9 Van Antwerp, T. P., fl- 1833, 24-2 Vincent, Thomas M., 3-1, 2, 3 Voorhies, J. E., 1-5 Walker, George, 22-14 Wardwell, D., fl. 1834, 24-2 Warren, Harry T., 1-3 Washington, Joseph Edwin, 21-7 Waters, B. N., 3-7-10; 4-1, 5; 22-14 Weare & Allison, 22-14 Weaver, Davis, fl. 1834, 24-2 Wharton, H. C., 1-3, 4, 5 Wheeler, Norman W., 22-14 Wherry, William M., 1-3 Whipple, William D., 1-4 White, H. C-, 1-4 Whitney, S-, 3-4 Whittemore, James M., 4-10 Whyte, T. M. F., 3-1; 4-4, 5 Wilcox, O. B., 22-14 Wilkinson, Joseph, 21-5

Williams, George M., 4-4, 5 Wilson, Eugene J., 22-14 Winston, Charles M., 21-3 Wolford, George S., 21-5 Woodruff, C. C., 4-4; charges against, 1879, 2-13 Woods, Mike L, 17-1 Wright, A., 17-19 Wright, F. B., 19-3 Wright, Henry H., 4-7, 9, 10, 14 Yates, Frank D., charges against, 1877-1878, 2-14 Zabriskie, J. A., 4-9 Zempel, D. F., 21-3 Zollicoffer, Felix K., 17-20