DONOR INFORMATION - Missouri History Museum

folder 51
1860 Jul 15 ALS 2nd Lt. O.P. Gooding, Fort Laramie, Nebraska Territory, to Starr. 1 page
folder 52
1861 May 5 ALS Starr, Burlington, New Jersey, to L. Thomas, adjutant general,
Washington, D.C. 1 page
folder 53
1861 May 15 ALS L. Thomas, adjutant general, Washington, D.C., to Starr, Columbus,
Ohio. 1 page
folder 54
1861 May 17 ALS Starr, Washington, D.C., regarding the case of Mr. Donohue. 2 pages
folder 55
1861 May 18 ALS Starr, to Ward H. Lamon, U.S. marshal, Washington, D.C. 1 page
folder 56
1861 May 19 ALS Colonel Michael Corcoran, National Cadets, 69th New York State
Militia, Georgetown Heights, D.C., to General Mansfield, reports capture of
man who was following his men. 1 page
folder 57
1861 May 20 ALS E. Wood, Washington County Jail, to General Mansfield, feels he was
wrongly arrested. 1 page
folder 58
1861 May 20 ALS Colonel Henry M. Baker, headquarters, 2nd Regiment, New Jersey
Brigade, Camp Scott, to General Mansfield, regarding arrest of Samuel Hanna
for entering camp. 2 pages
folder 59
1861 May 20 ALS Starr, Washington, D.C., to Colonel Michael Corcoran, commanding 69 th
New York State Militia, regarding arrest of Thomas Byom[?]. 2 pages
folder 60
1861 May 29 ALS Starr, Washington, D.C., to J.K.F. Mansfield, regarding testimony of
Francis Markoe (or Marcoe). 1 page
folder 61
1861 May 31 ALS Starr, Washington, D.C., to J.K.F. Mansfield, regarding testimony of
James Fletcher for his comments against the Union. 1 page
Samuel Starr Papers, 01/14/2000 page 16