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Start Over Collection Barnwell Family Papers ✖ Date 1863 ✖ Date Range (beta) 1850 to 1899 ✖

1. 500. Aunt to Elizabeth Barnwell -- 1863

500. Aunt to Elizabeth Barnwell -- 1863

Date:: 1863
Description:: Letter of condolence from aunt to Elizabeth Barnwell upon the death of her father, William H. W. Barnwell. 1863.

2. 211. Henrietta Toomer? to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- 1863

211. Henrietta Toomer? to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- 1863

Date:: 1863
Description:: Condolence letter from Henrietta Toomer? to Catherine Osborn Barnwell upon the death of her husband, William H. W. Barnwell. 1863.

3. 216. W. Michel to Mrs. Fuller -- 1863

216. W. Michel to Mrs. Fuller -- 1863

Date:: 1863
Description:: Condolence letter from W. Michel, care of Mr. Fuller, to Catherine Osborn Barnwell concerning the death of her husband, William H. W. Barnwell. 1863.

4. 214. William H. W. Barnwell death notice -- 1863

214. William H. W. Barnwell death notice -- 1863

Date:: 1863
Description:: Handwritten draft noting the death of William H. W. Barnwell, possibly for publication. 1863.

5. 210. William Bacon Stevens to Robert Woodward Barnwell -- 1863

210. William Bacon Stevens to Robert Woodward Barnwell -- 1863

Date:: 1863
Description:: Letter from Rev. William Bacon Stevens to Robert Woodward Barnwell describing the last days and funeral of Barnwell's father, William H. W. Barnwell, in Pennsylvania. 1863.

6. 486. Cousin to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- 1863

486. Cousin to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- 1863

Date:: 1863
Description:: Letter of condolence from cousin Henrietta, Walterboro, to Catherine Osborn Barnwell on the death of her father. ca. 1863.

7. 384. Robert Woodward Barnwell to the Charleston Courier -- ca. 1863

384. Robert Woodward Barnwell to the Charleston Courier -- ca. 1863

Date:: 1863
Description:: Letter from Robert Woodward Barnwell sent to the Charleston Courier for publication. Barnwell, on behalf of the South Carolina Hospital Bureau in Virginia, informs the city of their move from Charlottesville to Richmond due to the withdrawal of Confederate troops and gives directions on the best way to send supplies. ca. 1863.