Autograph letter signed, from J.J. Lawrence, London Heights, to Colonel Jacob Higgins, he searched a “suspicious character of a home,” found nothing, visited 124th and 125th Penn Vol., given to Thomas L. Kane, 1 p., folded, written on 2 sides, 4 November 1862.

Autograph letter signed, from Lt. [J. Pratt?], report of the taking of 2 prisoners, 1 p., 8 November 1862.

Autograph letter signed, from Samuel Ross to John P. Green, asking Green to certify an official copy of “General Order Number 82,” stating that he intends to seek redress “for what I consider a great personal . . . grievance” regarding the disorderly firing, 1 p., folded, written on 2 sides, 22 December 1862.

Notes and instructions on “Orders of Brigade Drills,” some in Thomas L. Kane’s writing, 7 pp., 1 folded and written on 2 sides, 2 written on both sides, 6-7 January 1863.

Autograph letter signed, from A.B. [Judd?], Stafford, VA, to William D. Wilkins, he knows no one he can recommend to be a spy, 1 p., 3 February 1863.

Order, written by William D. Wilkins on paper sleeve, given by Thomas L. Kane, directing Dr. A. Chapell to find out why Surgeon Bennett wants to be removed from his position, 1 p., 5 February 1863.

Order, written by William D. Wilkins on paper sleeve, given by Thomas L. Kane, directing Dr. A. Chapell to find out why Surgeon Bennett wants to be removed from his position, 1 p., 5 February 1863.

Letter signed, from William D. Wilkins, part of report of “General Officer of the Day,” praises Thomas L. Kane as a soldier, 1 p., 25 March 1863.

Autograph letter signed, from the officers of the 124th Regt., Pennsylvania Volunteers to Lt. Col. Simon Sitzenberg, stating reasons why their men are not reenlisting at that time, 2 pp., 1 written on both sides, 21 April 1863.

“General Orders No. 49,” from S. Williams under the direction of Maj. Gen. Hooker, offering congratulations on the “achievements of the last seven days,” 1 p., 6 May 1863.