Letter, from Thomas L. Kane, written in Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane’s hand, concerns with the involvement of the 12th Corps in the Picket Line, includes envelope, 1 p., folded, written on 2 sides, n.d.; AL, draft of same letter, 1 p., written on both sides, n.d.

Autograph letter, from Thomas L. Kane to Colonel McNeill, concerning the drilling of troops, 1 p., n.d.; on back, Autograph letter signed, from Thomas L. Kane, request for a position with Major General McDowell, 1 p., n.d.

General report on the division (including horse and harnesses, artillery, guns and ammunition, etc.), written by Thomas L. Kane, 5 pp., 1 written on 2 sides, n.d.

Autograph letter, from Thomas L. Kane, draft, reports on how he stopped men from deserting, 1 p., folded, written on 2 sides, n.d.

Autograph letter signed, from William C. Bayley to Thomas L. Kane1, asking for “fresh bread” for several of the regiments, 1 p., n.d.

Autograph letter signed, from Thomas L. Kane, draft, health compels Thomas L. Kane to retire from active service, recommends that Colonel George A. Cobham receive the appointment to replace him, 1 p., n.d.

Autograph letter, from Thomas L. Kane, draft, attended the “Reunion of Officers” meeting; Autograph letter, from Thomas L. Kane, draft, report of action at Gettysburg; 1 p., folded, written on 2 sides, n.d.

Autograph letter from [Thomas L. Kane?] to P.B. Buckingham, instructions to have scouts go out and perform some examinations, 1 p., n.d.

Autograph letter signed, from Aunt Ann Thomas to Thomas L. Kane, watching over Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane and the children while Thomas is off fighting, “it was all got ready for the Rebels” during the Buchanan Administration, despises traitors, “my hope is now that we will give them [the South] a good threshing that they will remember for all time to come,” 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 20 April [n.d.].