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Request 2864

User: elmorem
Submitted: 10/31/2022
Needed: 11/28/2022
Quality/ Format
Description: I need to have a pension ledger and an account book digitized from the Richard E. Rogers Jr. Collection #0248. Digitizing these items is for increasing access and preserving the volumes. This is not tied to a patron request.
Items: 2 (2 in repo)
Images: 418
Audio: 0
Video: 0
Production Notes: Files on ATOM drive. Please return physical items to Conservation when imaging is finished. Thanks-Larry
Offline Note

Please return physical items to Conservation when imaging is finished. Thanks-Larry

Files on ATOM drive. Please return physical items to Conservation when imaging is finished. Thanks-Larry

Delivered to Pres/Con	khazanier	10/31/2022 3:56:38 PM
Preservation	houstonl16	11/1/2022 4:22:15 PM
Activated in Production	barricellaj	11/1/2022 5:26:29 PM
Image/Text Digitized	barricellaj	11/15/2022 9:58:43 AM
Image/Text Quality Check #1	barricellaj	11/23/2022 2:26:19 PM
Image/Text Online	barricellaj	1/24/2023 4:09:11 PM
Image/Text Quality Check #2	barricellaj	1/24/2023 5:01:08 PM
Image/Text Archived	barricellaj	1/24/2023 5:08:31 PM
Completed	barricellaj	1/24/2023 5:23:59 PM
Preservation	barricellaj	1/30/2023 12:00:00 AM

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Items (2)

PID	Identifier	Title	Date	Description
65585	0248-b4-fa	Pension application ledger, 1892-1893	1892-1893	Civil War ledger containing the claims of African American soldiers requesting compensation for wounds and injuries received or diseases contracted while serving in the Union forces during the Civil War. Most applicants had lived in Craven and surrounding counties prior to the Civil War and fled to Union-occupied New Bern after it fell to Union forces in 1862. They subsequently enlisted in the U.S. Army or Navy and served in a variety of locations during the remainder of the war. Claims for disability pensions were handled by Frederick C. Douglass, a black lawyer, minister, and teacher of New Bern, N.C., who handled pension applications for African Americans who served in the Union Army and Navy during the Civil War. Ledger contains an index to claimants names. Goes with Fetch Slip 3583.
65586	0248-b4-fc	Frederick C. Douglass's Account Book, ca. 1883 - ca. 1901	ca. 1883 - ca. 1901	Frederick C. Douglass's account book from his law practice (ca. 1883–ca. 1901) lists his clients and has entries for payments of claims, probated wills, rents, and promissory notes. Goes with Fetch slip 3583.

PID

Identifier

Title

Date

Description

65585

0248-b4-fa

Pension application ledger, 1892-1893

1892-1893

Civil War ledger containing the claims of African American soldiers requesting compensation for wounds and injuries received or diseases contracted while serving in the Union forces during the Civil War. Most applicants had lived in Craven and surrounding counties prior to the Civil War and fled to Union-occupied New Bern after it fell to Union forces in 1862. They subsequently enlisted in the U.S. Army or Navy and served in a variety of locations during the remainder of the war. Claims for disability pensions were handled by Frederick C. Douglass, a black lawyer, minister, and teacher of New Bern, N.C., who handled pension applications for African Americans who served in the Union Army and Navy during the Civil War. Ledger contains an index to claimants names.

Goes with Fetch Slip 3583.

65586

0248-b4-fc

Frederick C. Douglass's Account Book, ca. 1883 - ca. 1901

ca. 1883 - ca. 1901

Frederick C. Douglass's account book from his law practice (ca. 1883–ca. 1901) lists his clients and has entries for payments of claims, probated wills, rents, and promissory notes.

Goes with Fetch slip 3583.

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