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Oliver H. P. Scott Civil War letter
No full textThis collection contains a letter written by Maj. Oliver H. P. Scott, commanding the 3rd Iowa Cavalry at Helena, Ark., to Maj. John W. Noble commanding a detached unit of the 3rd Iowa Cavalry at Yazoo Pass, Mississippi
Commodore Oliver H. Perry letter to Benjamin W. Crowinshield, April 9, 1815
No full textThis letter from Oliver Hazard Perry to Benjamin W. Crowinshield, Secretary of the Navy, was written in Newport Rhode Island on April 9, 1815. Perry was writing to recommend Doctor John R. Martin of the Army as a candidate for a Navy position.Newport April 9th 1815
Sir
Doctor John R. Martin of the Army is desirous
of being transferred to the Navy, and hes requested
me to State to you such knowledge as I profess
respecting him--He was Genl Harrison's principal
Surgeon in the N. W. Army and immediately
after the action of the 10th Sept he was sent
to our aid by Gen Harrison with a strong
recommendation.
Very respectfully
I am Sir,
Your ob'd Serv't
O. H. Perry
(Oliver Hazard Perry)"
ALS
1 P
United States.
No full textAbove top neat line: Drawn & engraved for Ewing's General atlas, by W. & D. Lizars, Edinburgh.; Below bottom neat line: Edinburgh Published by Oliver & Boyd.; Prime meridian: Greenwich.; Scale calculated from latitude spacing.; Date range represents the political state shown on the map. Tennessee, created in 1796, is shown. The territory ceded by Georgia to the United States in 1802 is not shown
I stood on the bridge at midnight, As the clocks were striking the hour [first line]
No full textstrophicpiano and voiceads on back cover for Oliver Ditson stockMusic is duplicated in 065.011.Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box
065, Item 010Written by H.[enry] W.[adsworth] Longfellow. Composed by Miss M. Lindsay.Richardson, Printer, Bosto
I stood on the bridge at midnight, As the clocks were striking the hour [first line]
No full textstrophicpiano and voiceads on back cover for Oliver Ditson stockMusic is duplicated in 065.011.Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box
065, Item 010Written by H.[enry] W.[adsworth] Longfellow. Composed by Miss M. Lindsay.Richardson, Printer, Bosto
Reed - Oliver K. Reed (1912)
No full textChudleigh from the M.P. played by Oliver Kane ReedEmbossed ""W. H. Tipton Gettysburg PA"", Spectrum 1914 p.22
Governor Oliver P. Morton
No full textPortrait of Republican Governor Oliver P. Morton, 1861-1867. The governor is wearing a double-breasted coat, and has a full mustache and goatee
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Leach, of the Vashon Methodist Episcopal Church, seated on couch, probably between 1890 and 1900
No full textCaption from album: Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Leach. -- M.E. Church.
PH Coll 376.18
Oliver H. Van Horn Company
No full textThe photograph showing the exterior and interior view of a machine shop. This building is Oliver H. Van Horn Company. Inside view is visible through the glass windows. There are tools, machines and cars etc. inside the shop. The signboard has the name of the shop. Two glass doors also showing the name of the shop. A car is parked outside the building.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_wdsmithphotography/10991/thumbnail.jp
"Henry W. Oliver" 96445
No full textThe "Henry W. Oliver" was built in 1899 in Lorain, Ohio by the Cleveland Ship Building Company. Throughout the life of the vessel, two additional name changes have occurred. The ship was also know as "S. H. Robbins", 1915-1948 registered as an American vessel and "Burlington", 1948-1967, where it was registered as a Canadian vessel. On June 20, 1953, the "Burlington" collided with the "Scotiadoc" a Canadian Steamer causing the "Scotiadoc" to sink off Trowbrige Island, Lake Superior. As a result of the accident, one life was lost. The "Burlington" was scrapped on March 28, 1967 by the Steel Company of Canada, LTD
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