| item | source | attempts |
| Charles Hebding, death certificate |
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[not available on LDS pilot site--wrong link--14 May 2009 |
| Cincinnati directory for 1853 [more information about Edgar Gregory before the war] |
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req'd ILL 05--not available |
| 2 letters complaining about Edgar Gregory in Texas. Galveston Daily News 28 Jan + 3 Mar 1866 |
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req'd ILL 4 Apr 03 from BMPL--not available; req'd from UNL 28 May 03, have now received the wrong films three times |
| first and last installments of Thomas Walter's 'Personal recollections and experiences of an obscure soldier' |
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req'd ILL 4 June; not available |
| Baltimore American, 1 July 1867 [re meeting addressed by Gregory June 1867] |
Richard Paul Fuke. 'Land Lumber and learning'. The Freedmen's Bureau and Reconstruction, ed. Paul A Cimbala and Randall M Miller. NY: Fordham, 1999. note 83 |
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| [report of meeting July 1867] Centreville Citizen, n.d. quoted in Baltimore American 5 August 1867 |
Richard Paul Fuke. 'Land Lumber and learning'. The Freedmen's Bureau and Reconstruction, ed. Paul A Cimbala and Randall M Miller. NY: Fordham, 1999. note 85. also Fuke Imperfect equality p.44 n.64 |
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| Baltimore American 30 July, 3 August, 12 August 1867 [re meetings; reference doesn't explicitly mention Gregory] |
Richard Paul Fuke. 'Land Lumber and learning'. The Freedmen's Bureau and Reconstruction, ed. Paul A Cimbala and Randall M Miller. NY: Fordham, 1999. note 84 |
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| Baltimore American 5 September 1867 [re meetings; reference doesn't explicitly mention Gregory] |
Richard Paul Fuke. 'Land Lumber and learning'. The Freedmen's Bureau and Reconstruction, ed. Paul A Cimbala and Randall M Miller. NY: Fordham, 1999. note 86 |
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| Baltimore American 4 September 1867 [re Gregory's speech at the Lincoln Zouave encampment] |
Fuke Imperfect equality page 194 note 61 |
GET THIS! |
| perhaps: New York Herald, May 1866
| see 'The Freedmen's Bureau and its workings' for a reference |
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| [Gregory's final report about Texas]. Records of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. Letters Received, Commissioner. Edgar Gregory to Oliver Howard, 18 June 1866. |
cited in William L Richter, Overreached on all sides (College Station, Texas A&M University Press, 1991), e.g. at page 329 note 60 |
requested from NARA 4 Nov 03; they couldn't find it in a brief search |
| Cincinnati city directory entries for Edgar Gregory (there in the 1850 census) |
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| Philadelphia city directory entries for Edgar Gregory (there in the 1860 census) |
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| letter, Howard to Gregory, 3 March 1866 [the "wise as serpents" letter], Freedmen's Bureau, letters sent, II 189 |
cited in Bentley History of the Freedmen's Bureau p.241 note 3 |
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| report, by Edgar Gregory (Ass't Commissioner of Freedmen's Bureau, for Maryland), 11 January 1868, in Freedmen's Bureau records, letters received |
cited in Bentley History of the Freedmen's Bureau, page 180, at note 74 |
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| death notice, Philadelphia Inquirer, 19 and 20 January 1920 |
(free preview only, on GenealogyBank.com; searched 20 April 2008) |
| 'Prison chaplain 28 years ousted--Dies in 4 days--Rev. Joseph Welch succumbs to attack of hemorrhage'. Philadelphia Inquirer, 19 January 1920. |
(free preview only, on GenealogyBank.com; searched 20 April 2008) |
| 'Bury prison chaplain--Eastern Penitentiary inmates send floral tribute'. Philadelphia Inquirer 22 January 1920. |
(free preview only, on GenealogyBank.com; searched 20 April 2008) |
| 'M'Kenty is cleared by prison probers'. Philadelphia Inquirer 10 January 1920. |
(free preview only, on GenealogyBank.com; searched 20 April 2008) |
| 'Governor demands early report on prison inquiry--State Board of Charities ordered to speed up ...'. Philadelphia Inquirer, 22 December 1919: |
(free preview only, on GenealogyBank.com; searched 20 April 2008) |