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Peter White Scholar Award
No full textNMU Peter White Scholar Award for 2006-07. Research Project - The Holocaust in Polish Film: Uncovering the Pas
Peter White statement
No full textA statement from Peter White, Esquire, Receiver of Supplies for Sussex County, for balance settled on their account of 576 pounds, 4 shillings, and 10 1/2 pence
Account for Peter White
No full textAn account for Peter White for storing 900 bushels of grain and 35 bushels of corn for the sum of 37 pounds, 2 shillings, and 10 pence
Peter White statement
No full textA statement from Peter White, Esquire, Receiver of Supplies for Sussex County, for balance settled on their account of 576 pounds, 4 shillings, and 10 1/2 pence
Account for Peter White
No full textAn account for Peter White for storing 900 bushels of grain and 35 bushels of corn for the sum of 37 pounds, 2 shillings, and 10 pence
Account of Peter White
No full textAn account for Peter White, Receiver of Supplies for Sussex County, for the sum of 228 pounds, 8 shillings, and 1 pence. The account includes cash payments made to various people, such as William Rollock, Joshua Hall, John Rodney, Margaret Newbold, Richard Howard, and Edward Vaughan
Account of Peter White
No full textAn account for Peter White, Receiver of Supplies for Sussex County, for the sum of 228 pounds, 8 shillings, and 1 pence. The account includes cash payments made to various people, such as William Rollock, Joshua Hall, John Rodney, Margaret Newbold, Richard Howard, and Edward Vaughan
Peter White Papers
No full textThese papers document the Civil War service of Peter White, a blacksmith from Monroe County, Ohio. Included here are White's certificate of appointment as sergeant in Company G of the 77th Ohio Volunteer Infantry (O.V.I.) from 1863, his discharge and reenlistment papers (1863 and 1864), his appointment as sergeant in Company E (1865), and his final discharge papers (1866). The two appointments as sergeant are one page each and measure 9" x 14.5" (22.86 x 36.83 cm). The discharge and reenlistment papers are two pages each and measure approximately 8.5" x 11" (21.59 x 27.94 cm). White enlisted in the 77th Ohio Volunteer Infantry (O.V.I) in 1861. The regiment fought in the Battle of Shiloh in 1862 and suffered many casualties. In 1863, while in Alton, Illinois, Peter White was promoted to sergeant. Along with many other members of the 77th O.V.I., White reenlisted in 1863 as a veteran volunteer. The 77th then spent time in Mobile, Alabama and in Texas. White was discharged on March 8, 1866 in Brownsville, Texas. A note on his discharge papers indicates that he may have been a prisoner of war
DSS&A directors arrive
No full textAbout 1:30 Tuesday, a special train conveyed a few of the directors of the DSS&A to the Sault. The party consisted of High McMillan, President; Honorable Peter White and A. O. Jopling of Marquette; W. O. Strong land commissioner; A. Watson General Superintendent; J. A. Latcha, cheif engineer; W. L. Webb, engineer in charge of construction and General O. M. Poe. The party on arrival were driven to the Iriquois, for dinner and then visited the various parts of the city
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