MUM00438
Finding-Aid for the Stubbs Collection (MUM00438)
J.D. Williams Library
Department of Archives and Special Collections
P.O. Box 1848, University, MS 38677-1848, USA
Phone: 662.915.7408
Fax: 662.915.5734
E-Mail: archive@olemiss.edu
URL: https://www.olemiss.edu/depts/general_library/archives/
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Box 1: Company Files — 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, A — C.
Folder Heading: University Greys — Company A
Folder 1-1: Company Roles, Enlistment records, Official Records related to Co. A.
Folder 1-2: 1860 Census for Lowndes, Marshall, and Madison Counties.
Folder 1-3: Clippings related to Co. F from Goodspeed’s Memoirs of Mississippi, and
Rowland’s Cyclopedia.
Folder 1-4: Clippings from Confederate Veteran related to Co. A, 1907-1920.
Folder 1-5: General histories and miscellaneous information related to Co. A.
Folder 1-6: Biographical data related to members of Co. A. Includes significant material on
William Benjamin Lowry and William H. Raines.
Folder 1-7: Newspaper clippings related to Co. A.
Folder 1-8: Letters and Diary entries related to Co A.
Folder 1-9: Diary of Duncan McCollum, Co. A.
Folder 1-10: Diary of R. C. Bridges, Co. A.
Folder 1-11: Correspondences and notes related to Co. A.
Folder Heading: Coahoma Invincibles — Company B
Folder 1-12: Company Roles, Official Records related to Co. B.
Folder 1-13: Clippings from Confederate Veteran related to Co. B., 1908-1924.
Folder 1-15: General histories and biographical data related to Co. B.
Folder 1-16: Newspaper clippings related to Co. B.
Folder 1-17: Letters related to Co. B.
Folder Heading: Prairie Rifles — Company C
Folder 1-18: Company Roles, Enlistment records, Official Records related to Co. C. Also
includes 1860 Census records for Chickasaw and Oktibbeha Counties.
Folder 1-19: Clippings from Confederate Veteran related to Co. C, 1906-1911.
Folder 1-20: General histories related to Co. C.
Folder 1-21: Biographical data related to members of Co. C.
Folder 1-22: Newspaper clippings related to Co. C.
Folder 1-23: Letters related to Co. C.
Folder 1-24: Correspondences and notes related to Co. C.
Box 2: Company Files — 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, D — E.
Folder Heading: Neshoba Rifles — Company D
Folder 2-1: Company Roles, Official Records related to Co. D.
Folder 2-2: Clippings from Confederate Veteran, 1903-1913.
Folder 2-3: General histories related to Co. D.
Folder 2-4: Biographical data related to Co. D. and Neshoba County.
Folder 2-5: Newspaper clippings (wartime and later) related to Co. D.
Folder 2-6: Letters related to Co. D.
Folder 2-7: Blind Man on a Warpath, W. P. Heflin, autobiography.
Folder 2-8: Correspondences and notes related to Co. D.
Folder Heading: Prairie Guards — Company E
Folder 2-9: Company Roles, Official Records, injuries and burial sites related to Co. E. Also
includes 1850 and 1860 Census data for Lowndes and Noxubee Counties.
Folder 2-10: Clippings from Confederate Veteran related to Co. E,
Folder 2-11: General histories related to Co. E.
Folder 2-12: Biographical data related to members of Co. E.
Folder 2-13: Newspaper clippings related to Co. E.
Folder 2-14: Letters and diary entries related to Co. E.
Folder 2-15: Correspondences related to Co. E.
Box 3: Company Files — 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, F – H.
Folder Heading: Noxubee Rifles — Company F
Folder 3-1: Company Roles, Official Records, injuries and burial sites related to Co. F.
Folder 3-2: 1860 Census records from Noxubee County.
Folder 3-3: Clippings related to Co. F from Goodspeed’s Memoirs of Mississippi, and
Rowland’s Cyclopedia.
Folder 3-4: Clippings from Confederate Veteran related to Co. F, 1898-1927.
Folder 3-5: Historical Notes of Noxubee County, MS, by John Anderson Tyson. Selected
pages related to Co. F.
Folder 3-6: General histories and miscellaneous information on Co. F.
Folder 3-7: Newspaper clippings related to Co. F.
Folder 3-8: Clippings from Noxubee County Historical Society Quarterly Bulletin, 1977-1994
related to Co. F.
Folder 3-9: Letters related to Co. F.
Folder 3-10: Letters and Papers of the Samuel M. Fant Family, Noxube, County, MS.
Folder 3-11: Excerpts from Andrew Van Connor letters, Co F.
Folder 3-12: Correspondences and notes related to Co. F.
Folder Heading: Lamar Rifles — Company G
Folder 3-13: Company Roles, Official Records related to Co. G.
Folder 3-14: Clippings from Confederate Veteran related to Co. G., 1899-1932.
Folder 3-15: General histories related to Co. G.
Folder 3-16: Biographical data related to Co. G.
Folder 3-17: Newspaper clippings related to Co. G.
Folder 3-18: Letters, wartime and later, related to Co. G.
Folder 3-19: Correspondences and notes related to Co. G.
Folder Heading: Chickasaw Guards — Company H
Folder 3-20: Company Roles, Official Records related to Co. H..
Folder 3-21: Clippings related to Co. H from Goodspeed’s Memoirs of Mississippi, and
Rowland’s Cyclopedia.
Folder 3-22: Clippings from Confederate Veteran related to Co H., 1900, 1910, 1917.
Folder 3-23: Civil War era letters related to Co. H.
Folder 3-24: Newspaper clippings related to Co. H.
Folder 3-25: General histories related to Co. H. and Chickasaw County.
Folder 3-26: Biographical data.
Folder 3-27: Printed internet pages related to Co H.
Folder 3-28: Correspondence and notes related to Co. H.
Box 4: Company Files — 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, I – K.
Folder Heading: Van Dorn Reserves — Company I
Folder 4-1: Company Roles, Official Records, injuries and burial sites related to Co. I.
Folder 4-2: 1860 Census records from Monroe County.
Folder 4-3: Clippings related to Co. I from Goodspeed’s Memoirs of Mississippi, and
Rowland’s Cyclopedia.
Folder 4-4: Clippings from Confederate Veteran related to Co. I, 1894-1925.
Folder 4-5: Clippings from Mother Monroe related to Co. I members.
Folder 4-6: Civil War era letters, diary and journal entries related to Co. I.
Folder 4-7: Newspaper clippings related to Co. I.
Folder 4-8: General histories, clippings, biographical and genealogical data related to
members of Co. I.
Folder 4-9: Correspondences and notes related to Co. I.
Folder Heading: Carroll County Rifles — Company K
Folder 4-10: Company Roles, Official Records.
Folder 4-11: Clippings related to Co. K from Goodspeed’s Memoirs of Mississippi, and
Rowland’s Cyclopedia.
Folder 4-12: Clippings from Confederate Veteran, 1905-1921.
Folder 4-13: Civil War era letters related to Co. K.
Folder 4-14: Alfred Jones letters to Mary, March 16, 1862 – April 6, 1865.
Folder 4-15: Newspaper clippings related to Co. K.
Folder 4-16: General histories related to Co. K. and Carroll County.
Folder 4-17: Biographical data.
Folder 4-18: Correspondences related to Co. K.
Box 5: Engagements of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment — Maps, brochures, battles.
Folder Heading: Civil War Maps related to 11th MS
Folder 5-1: Southern United States
Southern United States: Principle railroads and links of the Confederacy
Southern United States: Railroads that lead to Corinth, MS
State of Alabama
State of Mississippi
Northern Mississippi
Southern Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and Florida.
Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina
Southern Atlantic States: Railroads used in Chickamauga campaign
Battlefields of the Army of Northern Virginia
Area between Washington and Richmond
Petersburg Area
Petersburg Campaign: Summer, 1864.
Battle Map: Petersburg showing Union and Confederate earthworks
Sharpsburg, MD and surrounding region
Antietam
Antietam: Panoramic battle map
Antietam with breakdown of Union and Confederate forces
Gettysburg
Peninsular Campaign
Malvern Hill
Malvern Hill: Panoramic battle map
Second Manassas
The Wilderness
Spotsylvania Court House: May 5-7, 1864
Cold Harbor, June 3, 1864
Final Confederate Operations: Jan-Apr, 1865
Layout of Fort Barrancas
Folder Heading: Maps and Brochures
Folder 5-2: National Park Service Brochures
Antietam (3)
Appomattox Court House
Fort Donelson
Fort Sumter
Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania. Includes “Bloody Angle” handout.
Gettysburg (2)
Harpers Ferry
Manassas
Petersburg. Includes Five Forks handout.
Richmond. Includes Cold Harbor, Drewry’s Bluff, and Fort Harrison handouts.
Stones River
Vicksburg (2)
Folder 5-3: State and Local Park Brochures
Ball’s Bluff
Brices Cross Roads
Fisher’s Hill
Fort Pickens and Pensacola (3)
Fort Pillow
Lower Mississippi Valley Campaign
New Market
Sayler’s Creek
Shenandoah Valley Campaign
Vicksburg Campaign Guide (2)
Folder Heading: Battle Summaries, Manassas — Suffolk Siege
Folder 5-4: First Manassas
Folder 5-5: Seven Pines
Folder 5-6: Seven Days — Official Records, newspaper and journal clippings.
Folder 5-7: Seven Days
Folder 5-8: Second Manassas
Folder 5-9: Antietam
Folder 5-10: Antietam
Folder 5-11: Siege of Suffolk, VA.
Box 6: Engagements of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment.
Folder Heading: Battle Summaries — Gettysburg to Appomattox
Folder 6-1: Gettysburg: Clippings from The Gettysburg Magazine related to 11th MS.
Folder 6-2: Gettysburg: Clippings from Southern Historical Society Papers and Mississippi
Historical Society related to the battle.
Folder 6-3: Gettysburg: Clippings from Confederate Veteran.
Folder 6-4: Gettysburg: Newspaper clippings and diary entries.
Folder 6-5: Gettysburg: Selections from The Gettysburg Campaign, by Albert A. Nofi, 1986.
Folder 6-6: Gettysburg: General histories, official records.
Folder 6-7: Gettysburg: Miscellaneous
Folder 6-8: Gettysburg: 68 photographs of 11th Mississippi Memorial Association and
monuments at Gettysburg, July, 1997. Also includes photograph of
11th Mississippi battle flag.
Folder 6-9: Bristoe Station
Folder 6-10: Wilderness, Spotsylvania Courthouse, Cold Harbor.
Folder 6-11: Richmond, Siege of Petersburg.
Box 7: 11th Mississippi General Information
Folder Heading: General Information
Folder 7-1: Official records, company roles, injury reports related to 11th MS.
Folder 7-2: Official records, statistics.
Folder 7-3: Confederate Veteran clippings.
Folder 7-4: Newspaper clippings.
Folder 7-5: Selections from Confederate Mississippi related to 11th MS.
Folder 7-6: Selections from Confederate Military History and Military History of
Mississippi that related to 11th MS.
Folder 7-7: Clippings from Mississippi Historical Society and Southern Historical Society
Papers.
Folder 7-8: Selections from works by Dunbar Rowland related to 11th MS.
Folder 7-9: General histories (articles, book excerpts) related to 11th MS.
Folder 7-10: 2 Poems: “Bivouac of the Dead” and “Tidings from the Battlefield,” illustrations,
photographs.
Folder 7-11: Letters, diary entries related to 11th MS. Also includes selections from The
Papers of Jefferson Davis, volumes 8 and 9.
Folder 7-12: Author’s notes and correspondences.
Folder 7-13: Guide to Civil War Source Material in the Department of Archives and History,
State of Mississippi, 1962.
Folder 7-14: Author’s age, height, and motality averages by company
Box 8: Papers — Memoirs, Letters, Diary entries.
Folder Heading: Papers
Folder 8-1: Diary of A.L.P. Vairin, First Sergeant of Co. B, 2nd MS. April 30, 1861 – July 3,
1863; August 3 – November 9, 1864.
Folder 8-2: Griffin Papers. Speeches and reminiscences of William H. Griffin, Houlka, MS
who served in Co. H, 11th MS, and Co. E of MS Cavalry.
Folder 8-3: Diary of Thomas J. Wilkins, Co. E, 11th MS.
Folder 8-4: Letters of Richard C. Bridges, 1861-1864. Member of Co. A, 11th MS.
Folder 8-5: Papers of George Washington Hopkins, Co. F, 11th MS. Killed at Seven Pines,
May 31-June 1, 1862.
Folder 8-6: Letters of Jeremiah Sanders Gage.
Folder 8-7: Gage Letters continued.
Folder 8-8: Diary of William Peel, June 1863 – February 1865. Majority of the diary was
transcribed while imprisoned on Johnson’s Island.
Folder 8-9: William Peel Diary continued.
Box 9: General Information on the 11th MS Infantry Regiment
Folder Heading: Miscellaneous
Folder 9-1: Correspondences related to captured 11th MS battle flag.
Folder 9-2: Excerpts related to 1st Confederate Battalion.
Folder 9-3: Maude Morrow Brown papers.
Folder 9-4: Memoirs of Henry Heth.
Folder 9-5: Copies of works related to religion in the Confederate army. Includes selections
from Christ in the Camp by J. William Jones, 1887; Religion in the Rebel Ranks by Sidney J. Romero, 1983; and Rebel Religion by Herman Norton, 1961.
Folder 9-6: Copy of The Confederate Soldier by LeGrand James Wilson, 1973.
Folder 9-7: Some Social and Economic Aspects of Antebellum Neshoba County, Mississippi,
by Esther Belle Watkins, thesis, University of Alabama, 1942.
Folder 9 -8: Mississippi Historical Society publications related to Mississippi in the Civil War.
Folder 9 -9: Role of 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment. Compiled by Dunbar Rowland from
original roles in the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
Box 10: Miscellaneous
Folder Heading: Miscellaneous
Folder 10-1: Confederate burial registration cards.
Folder 10-2: Confederate burial registration cards.
Folder 10-3: Excerpts from The Official Records of the War of the Rebellion.
Folder 10-4: Excerpts from The Official Records of the War of the Rebellion.
Folder 10-5: Miscellaneous material related to 11th MS.
Folder 10-6: T. A. S. Adams Papers, Co. H, 11th MS.
Folder 10-7: Photographs used in the manuscript for Duty, Honor, Valor. (copies)
Folder 10-8: Photographs used in the manuscript for Duty, Honor, Valor.
Box 11: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 1
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, A — Br
Folder 11-1: Abbott — Alexander
Folder 11-2: Allen — Anthony
Folder 11-3: Applewhite — Awalt
Folder 11-4: Babbitt — Barksdale
Folder 11-5: Barnes — Bartley
Folder 11-6: Barton – Beeson
Folder 11-7: Beirne — Beste
Folder 11-8: Bibb — Bobbitt
Folder 11-9: Bobo — Bradford
Box 12: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 2
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, Br — De
Folder 12-1: Bretney — Bryant
Folder 12-2: Buchanan — Byron
Folder 12-3: Caffer — Chipman
Folder 12-4: Claffy — Cole
Folder 12-5: Coffey — Cothran
Folder 12-6: Cox — Curtis
Folder 12-7: Dabney — Davidson
Folder 12-8: Davis — Dew
Box 13: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 3
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, Di — Gu
Folder 13-1: Dickens — Dorrah
Folder 13-2: Doyle — Durham
Folder 13-3: Earnest — Elkin
Folder 13-4: Ellis — Evans
Folder 13-5: Fant — Fernandez
Folder 13-6: Fitzgerald — Freeman
Folder 13-7: Gage — Geary
Folder 13-8: Gibson — Gilmore
Folder 13-9: Gladney — Graham
Folder 13-10: Gray – Gully
Box 14: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 4
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, H
Folder 14-1: Hagewood — Ham
Folder 14-2: Hamilton — Harding
Folder 14-3: Hardy — Hawkins
Folder 14-4: Haynes — Hester
Folder 14-5: Hibbler — Hinkle
Folder 14-6: Hodge — Hoover
Folder 14-7: Hope — Howard
Folder 14-8: Howarth — Hyde
Box 15: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 5
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, I — L
Folder 15-1: Irby — Jennings
Folder 15-2: Johnson
Folder 15-3: Joyner — Justin
Folder 15-4: Kea — Kilpatrick
Folder 15-5: Kimbrough — King
Folder 15-6: Kirkland — Kyle
Folder 15-7: Lacey — Laughlin
Folder 15-8: Lawrence — Lee
Folder 15-9: Ledbetter — Lewis
Folder 15-10: Liddell — Long
Folder 15-11: Love — Lyon
Box 16: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 6
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, M
Folder 16-1: McAllister — McDavid
Folder 16-2: McDonald — McHenry
Folder 16-3: McKay — McLaine
Folder 16-4: McLendon — McVille
Folder 16-5: Macon — Mardis
Folder 16-6: Marion — Martin
Folder 16-7: Mason — Maynard
Folder 16-8: Mayo — Metcalf
Folder 16-9: Middlebrook — Mongomery
Folder 16-10: Montroy — Moore
Folder 16-11: Moores — Morton
Folder 16-12: Mosely — Myers
Box 17: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 7
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, N — Re
Folder 17-1: Nance — Newman
Folder 17-2: North — Nutall
Folder 17-3: Oatis — Osborn
Folder 17-4: Ott — Owens
Folder 17-5: Paden — Payne
Folder 17-6: Peacock — Perkins
Folder 17-7: Perry — Phillips
Folder 17-8: Pierce — Pollard
Folder 17-9: Ponder — Price
Folder 17-10: Pridgen — Purnell
Folder 17-11: Quick — Quinn
Folder 17-12: Ragland — Ray
Folder 17-13: Reagh
Folder 17-14: Reynolds
Box 18: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 8
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, Ri — S
Folder 18-1: Rice — Roach
Folder 18-2: Robertson — Robinson
Folder 18-3: Rodgers — Ryan
Folder 18-4: Sadler — Sanders
Folder 18-5: Sanguinett — Seale
Folder 18-6: Sealy — Sharpe
Folder 18-7: Shaw — Sheffield
Folder 18-8: Shelby — Shumaker
Folder 18-9: Sikes — Smiley
Folder 18-10: Smith
Folder 18-11: Smither — Standley
Folder 18-12: Stanford — Stewart
Folder 18-13: Stokes — Sykes
Box 19: Consolidated Service Records of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 9
Folder Heading: Consolidated Service Records, T — Z
Folder 19-1: Tabner — Tate
Folder 19-2: Taylor — Thomas
Folder 19-3: Thompson — Threat
Folder 19-4: Tidwell — Tubberville
Folder 19-5: Turner — Tyson
Folder 19-6: Vail — Vogle
Folder 19-7: Wacher — Ward
Folder 19-8: Warren — Welsh
Folder 19-9: Weatherbee — Whitmire
Folder 19-10: Weir — Wilkins
Folder 19-11: Williams
Folder 19-12: Williamson — Wilson
Folder 19-13: Windham — Woodall
Folder 19-14: Woods — Wyatt
Folder 19-15: Young — Zumbin
Box 20: Author Correspondences
Folder Heading: Correspondences
Folder 20-1: Correspondences A — C
Folder 20-2: Correspondences D — G
Folder 20-3: Correspondences H — M
Folder 20-4: Correspondences N — P
Folder 20-5: Correspondences R
Folder 20-6: Correspondences S — T
Folder 20-7: Correspondences V — Z
Folder 20-8: Research requests
Folder 20-9: Research requests
Folder 20-10: National Park Service correspondences: Terry Winschel, Robert E. L.
Krick, Robert K. Krick.
Folder 20-11: Grady Howell correspondences
Folder 20-12: John W. Busey correspondences
Folder 20-13: Family correspondences
Folder 20-14: E-mail correspondences
Folder 20-15: Miscellaneous correspondences
Box 21: Original Duty, Honor, Valor manuscript
Box 22: Original manuscript with corrections
Box 23: Printer proof — full manuscript
Box 24: Printer proofs — partial manuscript
Box 24: Diskettes
Box 26: Accretion to the Stubbs Collection
Letters from Charles Jefferson Liddell (1847, 1848), Philip Franklin Liddell(May 14, 1861; May 18, 1861; August 8, 1861; September 11, 1861; November 15, 1861; December 28, 1861; May 23, 1862.