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Notes: Mary Todd Lincoln
Notes about talk with Allan Nevins at Cornell University regarding Mary Todd Lincoln, Jessie Fremont and the White Hous
Interview: [with DeWitt Smith] Mary Todd Lincoln
Handwritten notes (3 pages), interviewed DeWitt Smith in Springfield, October 17, 1927 about Mary Todd Lincoln and Robert Todd Lincoln's childhoo
Notes: [Mary Todd Lincoln letter]
Handwritten notes (2 pages) about letter Mary Todd Lincoln wrote to Mrs. Orme, November 1869
Notes: Bradford - Mary Todd Lincoln
Handwritten page, writing about Mrs. Bradford and Mary Todd Lincoln and the Shield's due
Notes: [Mary Todd Lincoln letter]
Handwritten notes (2 pages) about letter Mary Todd Lincoln wrote to Mrs. Orme, November 1869
Notes: Bradford - Mary Todd Lincoln
Handwritten page, writing about Mrs. Bradford and Mary Todd Lincoln and the Shield's due
Oral History Interview with William Todd, February 1, 2011
The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with William Todd. Todd joined the Marine Corps on 10 December 1941. He was sent to Bougainville as a member of a heavy weapons squad. Todd mentions a patrol narrowly escaping getting cut off by the Japanese. He then took part in the invasion of Guam and describes following the tanks through the jungle and forming a defensive line at night. Todd discusses the equipment including the .50 caliber heavy machine gun, 37mm anti-tank gun, and 1-ton trucks. His unit was held in reserve at Iwo Jima and landed after 4 days. Todd describes driving his truck off of a landing craft and immediately becoming stuck. He was wounded after four days in battle and evacuated to Guam for surgery. Todd was sent back to the US for duty and remained there until the war ended. He was discharged September 1945
E. C. Todd
"SX 22756 Lt. E.C. Todd 'D', 'A' + HQ Coys 10/48 Battalion A.I.F. 1942 - 1945".SX 22756 Lieutenant E.C. Todd 'D', 'A' + Headquarters Companies 10/48 Battalion, Australian Imperial Forces 1942 - 194
Portrait of Todd McKenney [picture] /
Condition: good.; Photographs taken in conjunction with an oral history interview.; Part of the collection of photographs of Todd McKenney.; Related material: Interview with Todd McKenney ; National Library of Australia Oral History Collection ORAL TRC 4646
Statement: The writer during the late unpleasentures was attached to Lieut. Genrl. Longsheils Corps Army Northern Virginia . . .
Handwritten document, relays story of Robert Todd, nephew of Mary Todd Lincoln
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