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Lauren Tolbert interview
No full textOral history interview documenting the efforts of Chattanooga Students Leading Change, a grassroots organization involved in the March For Our Lives movement to advocate for legal and policy changes at local and state levels. The March for Our Lives movement is organized by the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, who led a historic march for gun control in Washington D.C. on 2018 March 24
William T. Ward correspondence with Jeremiah T. Boyle, undated
No full textUndated correspondence from Union Army Brigadier General William Thomas Ward to General Jeremiah Tilford Boyle regarding the capture of a prisoner in Metcalfe county, Kentucky and movement of Confederate forces in Glasgow, Kentucky
14th Army Corps Department of the Cumberland Office of Inspector General correspondence,1863 March 10
No full textFormal praise for Colonel Wilder from Lieutenant Colonel Von Schrader
Green T. Shields correspondence with John T. Wilder, 1863 October 7
No full textLetter from Lieutenant Shields to Colonel Wilder regarding travel arrangements from Indiana back to Tennessee
Indiana Adjutant General's Office correspondence, 1865 February 2
No full textLetter appointing John T. Wilder the chief recruiting agent for the state of Indiana. The date of Dec. 19 1865 listed in this correspondence may be a mistake, possibly meaning Dec. 19, 1864
Lawson S. Kilborn correspondence with John T. Wilder, 1863 December 10
No full textLetter from one of Wilder's soldiers, Lawson S. Kilborn describing the general condition of Wilder's Brigade and Kilborn's capture by and escape from members of the Confederate Army. Kilborn goes on to describe his own successful capture of prisoners, guns, horses, and wagons from the Confederate forces. Kilborn concludes the letter by asking for a recommendation to the governor for a field office
Frank Anderson correspondence with John T. Wilder, 1889 September 16
No full textLetter from Frank Anderson on behalf of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War John T. Wilder Camp No 136 to Wilder in appreciation of Wilder's record and service during the war. Anderson also mentions his father's service in Wilder's Brigade and the Wilder's performance in the Battle of Chickamauga. Anderson encloses a request from his father, Eli W. Anderson, for a silver medal from Wilder's for Eli's command of a battery of brass howitzers in the Battle of Chickamauga
Wilder Brigade Monument Association correspondence with Sanford C. Kellogg, 28 July 1892
No full textLetter from the Wilder Brigade Monument Association to Stanford C. Kellogg regarding inscriptions to be supplied by John T. Wilder for a monument to Wilder's Brigade at the Chickamauga battlefield
John M. Hughs correspondence with H. W. Walter, 1863 June 17
No full textLetter from Colonel Hughs to Colonel Walter describing theft of horses and food as well as the destruction of property in Tennessee by Confederate forces
H. M. Wilder correspondence with John T. Wilder, 1864 January 18
No full textLetter from Colonel Wilder's brother, H. M. Wilder requesting that John forward a "descriptive list" to H. M