AUTHENTIC AUTOGRAPH RESOURCES
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WHITAKER, WALTER CHILES (1823-87) Union Brigadier General; Colonel of the 6th Kentucky Infantry during the Mexican & American Civil Wars
# whitakerwalterchiles
Signature & Rank
WHITE, ADDISON (1824-1909) U.S. Representative - Kentucky – 1851-53
# whitea
Letter Signed 1851 12 18 petition with others pg1
Letter Signed 1851 12 18 petition with others pg2
WHITE, CHILTON ALLEN (1826 -1900) U.S. Representative - Ohio – 1861-65
# whitechiltonallen
Document Signed circa 1861-63 with others
WHITE, HUGH LAWSON (1773-1840) U.S. Senator – Tennessee – 1825-40
# whitehughlawson
Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
WHITE, JOHN (1802-45) Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives – 1841-43; U.S. Congressman – Kentucky – 1835-45
# whitej
Signature as US Congressman
WHITE, JULIUS (1816-90) Union Brigadier General; Colonel of the 37th Illinois Infantry
# whitejulius
Signature & Rank
WHITE, MOSES (1829-1907) Confederate Colonel – 37th Tennessee Infantry
# whitemoses
Autograph Note Signed with Rank
WHITE, WILLIAM (1748-1836) U.S. Senate Chaplain – 1790-1800; Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church – 1789 & 1795-1836; First Bishop of Pennsylvania – 1787-1836
# whitewilliam
Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
WHITELEY, ROBERT HENRY KIRKWOOD (1809-96) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Veteran of the Florida Seminole War
# whiteleyroberthenrykirkwood
Signature & Rank
WHITFIELD, JOHN WILKINS (1818-79) Confederate Brigadier General
# whitfieldjohnwilkins
Signature from a letter
WHITFIELD, ROBERT HENRY (1814-68) Confederate Congressman – Virginia - 1864-65
# whitfieldroberthenry
Signature
WHITING, WILLIAM HENRY CHASE (1824-65) Confederate Major General; Mortally wounded at the Battle of Fort Fisher, North Carolina, died March 10, 1865
# whitingwilliamhenrychase
Signature with Rank
WHITNEY, ELI (1765-1825) American Inventor of the Cotton Gin; Manufacturer of muskets for the United States Army
# whitneyeli
Autograph Letter Signed 1801 10 21
Autograph Letter Signed 1815 10 13 portion
Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
WHITTHORNE, WASHINGTON CURRAN (1825-91) Served in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War; U.S. Representative – Tennessee – 1871-83 & 1887-91; U.S. Senator – Tennessee – 1886-87
# whitthornewashingtoncurran
Signature from a letter
Document Signed 1883 06 22 with others
WHITTIER, JOHN GREENLEAF (1807-92) American Quaker Poet & Abolitionist
# whittierjohngreenleaf
Signed Card
Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
WHITWORTH, CHARLES, VISCOUNT WHITWORTH (1752-1825) British Diplomat & Politician; Ambassador to Russia – 1788-1800; Ambassador to France – 1802-03; Lord Lieutenant of Ireland – 1813-17
# whitworthcharlesviscount
Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
WICKHAM, WILLIAMS CARTER (1820-88) Confederate Brigadier General; Colonel of the 4th Virginia Cavalry; Confederate Congressman – 1864-65
# wickhamwilliamscarter
Autograph Letter Signed 1861 07 05
Signed Envelope 1862 02 22 addressed to Wife
Signature no place no date
WIGFALL, LOUIS TREZEVANT (1816-74) Confederate Brigadier General; Confederate Senator – Texas – 1862-65; Confederate Representative – Texas – 1861-62; U.S. Representative – Texas – 1859-61
# wigfalllouistrezevant
Signature
WILBERFORCE, WILLIAM (1759-1833) English Politician & Abolitionist; Member of Parliament – 1780-1825
# wilberforcewilliam
Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
WILBUR, CHARLES T. (1835-1909) Union Assistant Surgeon - 59th Ohio Infantry; Surgeon - 95th Ohio Infantry - during the American Civil War
# wilburcharlest
Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
Organizing head of the “Experimental School for the Instruction and Training of Idiots and Feeble-Minded Children in the State of Illinois,” in Jacksonville – 1865