List of volunteer firefighters of city engine number 10, including their names, ages, description, occupation, and residence. Donated to the Charleston Museum by Charles Pequette, 1925
Result found on the following page of: John Drayton to R.L. Singletary
List of volunteer firefighters of city engine number 10, including their names, ages, description, occupation, and residence. Donated to the Charleston Museum by Charles Pequette, 1925
Result found on the following page of: Charleston Signal Book, 1863
Communication between Admiral Dahlgren and Colonel Turner regarding a dispatch to leave by the Nellie Baker for Hilton Head;communication between signal stations regarding a written communication sent by General Gillmore;communications between Captain Parker and Captain Rodgers regarding the whereabouts of the tug Dandelion.
Result found on the following page of: R.L. Johnson Medical Journal
In this portion of a letter, Willis writes of a man [deserter, runaway slave?] who returned to the Regiment; that he is almost three months behind in pay; he has captured some "silver Yankee sugar tongs"
Communication to Admiral Dahlgren from General Gillmore requesting another gun, how many prisoners were captured and the yardage gained on [Fort] Wagner; communication to General Gillmore regarding the request for another gun and weather.
Result found on the following page of: Charleston Signal Book, 1863
End communication to General Gillmore from Admiral Dahlgren regarding the request for guns, the weather, and the tide;communication to Admiral Dahlgren from General Gillmore expressing gratitude for the guns, requesting the use of the calcium lights on Fort Sumter and Cummings Point, and the information given by the prisoners.
Result found on the following page of: Charleston Signal Book, 1863
Communication to Admiral Dahlgren from Captain Balch requesting Dr. Macomber be sent to the Pawnee;communication from Captain Badger to General Gillmore informing him the Admiral is sleeping and requests the postponement of the calcium lights.
Result found on the following page of: Charleston Signal Book, 1863
Communication from Admiral Dahlgren to General Gillmore regarding the postponement of operations for the calcium lights;communication from General Gillmore to Admiral Dahlgren requesting the whereabouts of the Huron;communication from Admiral Dahlgren to Captain Balch requesting the whereabouts of the Huron.
Result found on the following page of: Charleston Signal Book, 1863
End of communication to Admiral Dahlgren from Captain Balch regarding the whereabouts of the Huron;Ensign Adams' information note recording the message had been sent to General Gillmore.
Result found on the following page of: Charleston Signal Book, 1863
Communications between Admiral Dahlgren and General Gillmore requesting the use of the steam derrick;beginning communication to General Gillmore regarding the request received through Captain Bacon.
Result found on the following page of: Charleston Signal Book, 1863
End of communication between Captain Rodgers and Captain Parker regarding the tugboat Dandelion;communications between Admiral Dahlgren and [William]Barrymore regarding the work he was unable to complete;communication from Captain Rodgers to Colonel Turner requesting Army surf boats.
Result found on the following page of: Charleston Signal Book, 1863
End communication to General Gillmore from Admiral Dahlgren regarding the request for Howitzer shells;communication from Page to Shepard regarding the need for all mail to be sent to Colonel Hall for the mail steamer;beginning communication to Admiral Dahlgren regarding the usage of the calcium light on Cummings Point and [Fort] Sumter.