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Microfilm of the Braxton Bragg papers, 1861, dealing with activities at Pensacola, attack on Fort Pickens, correspondence from Montgomery and Richmond, and other materials relating to the defense of Pensacola.

Manuscript journal of Admiral Samuel R. Franklin covering the commissioning and vouage of the U.S.S. Pensacola, April 1885-August 1887. Covers European and Mediterranean trip with newspaper clippings from the Baltimore Sun about trip. Microfilmed from original journal at New York Historical Society. [1 piece]

Microfilm of the Parker Family Papers, a collection of 144 research materials concerning the Parker and allied famillies of Bay, Washington, Jackson, Escambia and Dade Counties, Florida. Includes photocopies, typescripts, genealogical forms and charts, census forms, family papers, and other items researched or collected by Linda Pazics Kleback, for the Parker Family Reunion in 1990. [1 piece]

(1) Mallory, Stephen Russell. Statement of Mr. S. R. Mallory, U.S. Senator Elect from Florida in reply to the Argument of Honorable D. L. Yulee claiming his seat in the Senate of the U.S. [1851] 16 p.

1. Constitution, ect.; list of members; minutes, 1887-1895

Microfilm of How I Reached Union Lines by Wade H. Richardson, a Milwaukee, Wisconsin teacher. Published in 1905, this volume deails Richardson's life in central Alabama, how he made his way to the Union lines in West Florida, and spent from 1863-1865 in Pensacola. Includes mention of the 1863 yellow fever outbreak in Pensacola and the organization of the 1st Florida Cavalry, U. S. Volunteers.