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Finding Aid (704.4 Kb ) Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library Finding Aid for Series III: Unpublished Materials The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant Collection January 4, 1868 – March 9, 1869 Finding Aid Created: October 8, 2020 Searching Instructions for Series III: Unpublished Materials, of the Papers of Ulysses S. Grant Collection When searching for names in Series III: Unpublished Materials of the Papers of Ulysses S. Grant Collection, the researcher must take note of the manner in which the Papers of Ulysses Grant editorial project maintained its files. Names of individuals who often corresponded with, for, or about General Grant were shortened to their initials for the sake of brevity. In most instances, these individuals will be found by searching for their initials (however, this may not always be the case; searching the individual’s last name may yield additional results). The following is a list of individuals who appear often in the files, and, as such, will be found by searching their initials: Arthur, Chester Alan CAA Jones, Joseph Russell JRJ Babcock, Orville Elias (Aide) OEB Lagow, Clark B. CBL Badeau, Adam AB Lee, Robert Edward REL Banks, Nathaniel Prentiss NPB Lincoln, Abraham AL Bowers, Theodore S. (Aide) TSB McClernand, John Alexander JAM Buell, Don Carlos DCB McPherson, James Birdseye JBM Burnside, Ambrose Everett AEB Meade, George Gordon GGM Butler, Benjamin Franklin BFB Meigs, Montgomery Cunningham MCM Childs, George W. GWC Ord, Edward Ortho Cresap ORD Colfax, Schuyler SC Parke, John Grubb JGP Comstock, Cyrus B. CBC Parker, Ely Samuel ESP Conkling, Roscoe RC Porter, David Dixon DDP Corbin, Abel Rathbone ARC Porter, Horace (Aide) HP Corbin, Virginia Grant VGC Rawlins, John Aaron JAR Cramer, Mary Grant MGC Rosecrans, William Starke WSR Cramer, Michael J. MJC Sartoris, Ellen Grant (Nellie) EGS Dana, Charles A. CAD Schofield, John McAllister JMS Dent, Frederick T. FTD Seward, William Henry WHS Fish, Hamilton HF Sheridan, Philip Henry PHS Fox, Gustavus Vasa GVF Sherman, William Tecumseh WTS Fremont, John Charles JCF Smith, William Farrar WFS Garland, Hamlin HG Stanton, Edwin McMasters EMS Grant, Frederick Dent FDG Thomas, George Henry GHT Grant, Hannah Simpson HSG Wallace, Lewis LW Grant, Jesse Root JRG Warren, Gouverneur Kemble GKW Grant, Jesse Root, Jr. JRG Jr. Washburne, Elihu B. EBW Grant, Julia Boggs Dent JDG Whitman, Walt WW Grant, Ulysses S. USG Wilson, Henry HW Grant, Ulysses S., Jr. (Buck) USG Jr. Wilson, James Harrison JHW Grant, Ulysses S., 3rd. USG 3 Young, John Russell JRY Halleck, Henry Wager HWH Hancock, Winfield Scott WSH Hayes, Rutherford Birchard RBH Hurlbut, Stephen Augustus SAH Johnson, Andrew AJ When requesting items please request the full folder title and date along with folder number. Ulysses S. Grant Collection Series: Unpublished Materials Cabinet B4 Drawer 2 January 4, 1868 – January 27, 1868 FF 1 USG end. Re: Cyrus M Allen, January 4, 1868 (3 folders) FF 2 Wright Rives to USG Hd. Qrs. Re: JH Hopkins, January 4, 1868 FF 3 USG end. Re: Henry M Karples and Francis B Jones, January 4, 1868 FF 4 USG end. Re: Frank Nolan, January 4, 1868 (2 folders) FF 5 USG end. Re: Solon W Stocking, January 4, 1868 FF 6 USG end. Re: Jerry Sullivan, January 4, 1868 FF 7 FTD to A Ramsey Re: JC Burbank et al, January 4, 1868 FF 8 FTD end. Re; Dr. Washington West, January 4, 1868 FF 9 GKL end. Re: Charles A Coolidge, January 4, 1868 FF 10 GKL end. Re: Wm. Burges and MC Courtney, January 4, 1868 FF 11 GKL for USG to WH Emory Re: John F Godfrey, January 4, 1868 FF 12 GKL end. Re: Joseph Harris, January 4, 1868 FF 13 GKL end. Re: MC Little, January 4, 1868 FF 14 USG by GKL Re: J Morris, January 4, 1868 FF 15 GKL for USG Re: Jas. B Mulligan, January 4, 1868 FF 16 GKL for USG Re: JM Robertson, January 4, 1868 FF 17 GKL for USG Re: James Thompson, January 4, 1868 FF 18 GKL for USG Re: CN Warner, January 4, 1868 FF 19 JAR end. Re: M Weppich, January 4, 1868 FF 20 USG by GKL to L Thomas Re: GV Wier and HB Reed, January 4, 1868 (2 folders) FF 21 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 4, 1868 FF 22 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 4, 1868 FF 23 ED Townsend to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 24 ED Townsend to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 25 ED Townsend to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 26 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 4, 1868 FF 27 ED Townsend toSec. Of War, January 4, 1868 FF 28 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 4, 1868 FF 29 ED Townsend to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 30 ED Townsend to USG, January 4, 1868 (2 folders) FF 31 AB Dyer to USG, January 4, 1868 (3 folders) FF 32 JA Hardie to A Chester Re: Mrs. Adeline Shirley, January 4, 1868 FF 33 JA Hardie to James Fullerton Re: Caleb Harford, January 4, 1868 FF 34 Hardie end. Re: GB Douglas, January 4, 1868 FF 35 Rucker to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 36 CW Thomas to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 37 Rucker to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 38 Rucker to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 39 Rucker to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 40 Rucker to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 41 Com. Gen of Subs. Office to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 42 AB Dyer to USG, January 4, 1868 (2 folders) FF 43 Albert J Myer to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 44 AS Cox to USG Hd. Qrs. Re: Richard R Montgomery, January 4, 1868 FF 45 USG end. Re: George W Kingsbury, January 4, 1868 FF 46 Charles Haight to USG, January 4, 1868 FF 47 January 4, 1868 FF 48 J Sabine Blackaller to L Thomas, January 5, 1868 FF 49 USG end. Re: William H Emory, January 6, 1868 (2 folders) FF 50 USG end. Re: Josiah Pickett, January 6, 1868 FF 51 USG end. Re: James L Robins, January 6, 1868 FF 52 FTD to John E Blancon Re: A Barreyre, January 6, 1868 FF 53 FTD end. Re: EB Kirk, January 6, 1868 FF 54 FTD to Mrs. E Stevenson, January 6, 1868 FF 55 GKL end. , January 6, 1868 FF 56 GKL end. Re: Edgar E Adams, John C Brown et al, January 6, 1868 FF 57 GKL end. Re: Montgomery Bryant, January 6, 1868 FF 58 GKL end. Re: Charles W Keyes, January 6, 1868 FF 59 GKL end. Re: John B Kitt and Allen Harris, January 6, 1868 FF 60 GKL end. Re: Patrick Walsh, January 6, 1868 FF 61 FTD to AG Re: B Abraham, January 6, 1868 FF 62 HP for USG to L Thomas Re: Maj. Kellogg, January 6, 1868 FF 63 ED Townsend to USG Hd Qrs. Re: Lt. E Van A Andrews, January 6, 1868 FF 64 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 6, 1868 FF 65 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 6, 1868 FF 66 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 6, 1868 FF 67 ED Townsend to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 68 ED Townsend to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 69 ED Townsend to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 70 ED Townsend to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 71 ED Townsend to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 72 ED Townsend to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 73 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 6, 1868 FF 74 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 6, 1868 FF 75 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 6, 1868 FF 76 R Williams to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 77 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 6, 1868 FF 78 ED Townsend to Sec. of War, January 6, 1868 FF 79 so #4 ED Townsend for USG Re: John GS White, January 6, 1868 FF 80 Holt to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 81 Hardie to Mrs. Fannie Donnelly, January 6, 1868 FF 82 Schriver to SAH and T Lyle Dickey/ Rucker to USG, January 6, 1868 (2 folders) FF 83 Rucker to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 84 Rucker to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 85 Rucker to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 86 Rucker to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 87 Rucker to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 88 Rucker to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 89 Rucker to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 90 BW Brice to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 91 Holt to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 92 WSH to USG Hd. Qrs. Re: Chas. Jones, January 6, 1868 FF 93 WSH to USG Hd. Qrs. , January 6, 1868 FF 94 JAR to Thomas B Hunt, January 6, 1868 (2 flowers) FF 95 E Whittlesey to USG Re: Andrew P Caraher, January 6, 1868 FF 96 Benjamin R Baines to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 97 NB Baker to USG Re: James E White, January 6, 1868 FF 98 John R Myrick to USG Hd Qrs, January 6, 1868 FF 99 Court in claims to USG Re: PT Townsley and DG Robb et al, January 6, 1868 FF 100 JAM to Springfield, Ill, Register, January 6, 1868 FF 101 Frank Staples to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 102 NB Van Harlingen to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 103 George H Williams et al to USG Re: FB Sprague, January 6, 1868 FF 104 John Wilson to USG, January 6, 1868 FF 105 January 6, 1868 FF 106 USG to WHS Re: A Feller, January 7, 1868 FF 107 USG end.
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