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folder 10 1862 Jan 3 ALS Albert J. Myer, signal officer, Georgetown, D.C., to Starr, regarding Lt. William Todd, 8th New Jersey Infantry. 1 page folder 11 1862 Jan 7 ALS G. Ord. McMullin, Philadelphia, to Starr. 1 page folder 12 1862 Jan 28 ALS James C. Fisher, acting brigade surgeon, Lower Potomac, Maryland, to Starr, regarding inadequate transportation for the sick and wounded. Includes appended note of Starr. 3 pages folder 13 1862 Jan 30 ALS J.W. Dickinson, headquarters, Hooker’s Division, Camp Baker, Lower Potomac, Maryland, to Starr. Attached to copy of Special Order No. 59 detailing eight companies of 6th New Jersey to cross the river. 3 pages folder 14 1862 Mar 21 ALS Charles S. Olden, Executive Department, Trenton, New Jersey, to Starr. 1 page folder 15 1862 Apr 5 ALS J.W. Dickinson, headquarters, Hooker’s Division, Camp Baker, lower Potomac, to Starr. 1 page folder 16 1862 Apr 6 ALS Joseph Hooker to Starr. 1 page folder 17 1862 Apr 6 ALS Joseph Hooker to Starr. 1 page folder 18 1862 Apr 15 ALS Joseph Abbott, by order of Joseph Hooker, headquarters, Hooker’s Division, camp near Cheesman's Creek, to Starr. 1 page folder 19 1862 Apr 19 ALS Col. James T. Hatfield, 6th New Jersey Volunteers, Hoboken, to Starr. 3 pages folder 20 1862 Apr 24 ALS Charles S. Olden, Executive Department, Trenton, New Jersey, to Starr. 1 page Samuel Starr Papers, 01/14/2000 page 20
folder 21 1862 May 2 ALS S. Williams, Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, Virginia, to S.P. Heintzelman. 1 page folder 22 1862 May 16 ALS Charles S. Olden, Executive Department, Trenton, New Jersey, to Starr. 2 pages folder 23 1862 May 20 ALS Charles S. Olden, Executive Department, Trenton, New Jersey, to Starr. 1 page folder 24 1862 May 26 ALS Starr, near Bottoms Bridge, Virginia, to Governor Charles S. Olden. 1 page folder 25 1862 May 28 ALS Virgil M. Healy, Jersey City, to Starr. Attached to two ALSs Charles S. Olden, Trenton, New Jersey, May 30 and May 31, 1862. 3 pages folder 26 1862 Jun 5 ALS Redford Sharpe, camp of “Seven Pines,” 6 miles before Richmond, Virginia, to 1 st Lieut. H.H. Woolsey, 5th New Jersey Volunteers, provides list of killed and wounded from the 5th New Jersey Infantry in the battle of Seven Pines, Virginia. 4 pages folder 27 1862 Jun 7 ALS George T. Strong, New York City, to Starr, White House, Virginia. 1 page folder 28 1862 Jun 13 ALS Joseph Hooker to Starr. 1 page folder 29 1862 Jun 17 ALS Charles S. Olden, Executive Department, Trenton, New Jersey, to Starr. 1 page folder 30 1862 Jul 1 ALS Charles S. Olden, Executive Department, Trenton, New Jersey, to Starr. Printed commendation from George McClellan to the soldiers of the Army of the Potomac attached to back page. 2 pages Samuel Starr Papers, 01/14/2000 page 21
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Page 13 and 14: folder 18 1856 May 2 ALS Starr, Old
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