Box 4
Contains 46 Results:
Kursheedt, Edwin I.—b. 1838 Jamaica, Confederate Service Private, Washington Artillery Company, New Orleans, Louisiana, later Corporal
Personal Notes and letters, biographical information, skirmish reports (photocopy), excerpts In Camp and Battle with the Washington Artillery of New Orleans, by William M. Owen, correspondence (photocopy), service records and muster roll cards (oversize and photocopy). Mention in TJC, see index pgs. 500.
Lehman, Mayer—b. 1830 Bavaria, to U.S. 1848, Confederate supporter and merchant through the Civil War
Booklet “Jewish Commercial Interests Between North and South: The Case of the Lehman and the Seligmans,” by Elliot Ashkenazi, excerpts from Herbert H. Lehman and His Era, by Allen Nevins, historical sketch “A Centennial, Lehman Brothers, 1850-1950,” author unknown, excerpt from American Jewsih Historical Society, misc. index pages. Mention in TJC, pgs. 22, 23, 256, 341, 360.
Leon, Lewis—b. 1842 England, first Confederate service with Co. C, 1st North Carolina Volunteer Infantry (6 months), then with Co. B, 53rd North Carolina Infantry
Biographical notes, misc. campagin and regimental notes (photocopy), company muster roll cards and service record (photocopy). Mention in TJC, see index pgs. 501.
Leon, Morris—Confederate service in Co. I, 44th Georgia Infantry
Biographical notes, misc. campagin notes, company muster roll cards and service record (photocopy). Mention in TJC, pgs. 166, 175, 176, 180-82, 210.
Leovy, Henry J.—b. 1826, Confederate service on the staff of Major General J. Patton Anderson, later given rank of Colonel and position as Judge of the Military court of southwestern Virginia
Personal notes, biographical notes, confederate correspondence with mention of Leovy, article “Red String Scare: Civil War Southwest Virginia and the Heroes of America,” by Kenneth W. Noe, obituary (photocopy), corresondence (photocopy). Mention in TJC, 81, 137-38, 143, 322, 323.
Levy Family Papers
Program “The Levy Family and Monticello”, genealogical notes.
Levy, Eugene H.—b. 1840, Confederate service in Dreux’s Battalion, serving to the end of the Civil War
Personal notes, letters pertaining to previous research, muster roll cards (photocopy), marriage certificate (photocopy), certificate of military leave (photocopy), journal of E. H. Levy (photocopy). Mention in TJC, see index pgs. 501.
Levy, Ezekiel J.—Began Confederate service as 4th Sergeant, Richmond Light Infantry Blues, later known as Co. E, 1st Regiment Virginia Volunteers, reached rank of Captain by end of War
Biographical information, biographical information on Isaac Joseph Levy (brother), excerpts from A Famous Command: The Richmond Light Infantry Blues, by John A. Cutchins. Mention in TJC, see index pgs. 501.
Levy, Jonas Phillips—b. 1807, Confederate supporter and sea captain
Article “The Strange Role of a Jewish Sea Captain in the Confederate South,” by Samuel Rezneck.
Levy, Lazarus—b. 1837 Germany, to US 1852, soldier in Civil War and wounded and Battle of Shiloh
Personal notes and letters, biographical information, newspaper (photocopy), correspondence and business accounts (oversize and photocopy).