AUTHENTIC AUTOGRAPH RESOURCES
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CALHOUN, JAMES MONTGOMERY (1811-75) Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia – 1862-65; Recipient of the famous “War is Cruelty” letter from Union General William Tecumseh Sherman upon the surrender of the city, September 1864
# calhounjamesmontgomery
Document Signed 1864 07 01
Document Signed 1864 07 01
CALHOUN, JOHN C. (1782-1850) U.S. Vice President - 1825-32; U.S. Secretary of War - 1817-25; U.S. Secretary of State - 1844-45; U.S. Representative – South Carolina – 1811-17; U.S. Senator – South Carolina – 1845-50
# calhounjohnc
Franked Envelope as US Secretary of War
Autograph Letter Signed 1841 12 21
Document Signed portion 1844 07 13 with President John Tyler
Autograph Letter Signed no date pg1
Autograph Letter Signed no date pg2
CALL, RICHARD K. (1792-1862) Florida Territorial Governor – 1835-40 & 1841-44; Aide to General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans; Brigadier General of West Florida Militia; U.S. Representative – 1823-25
# callrichardk
Document Signed 1824 02
Autograph Document Signed 1861 10 04
Autograph Document Signed 1862 04 22
Autograph Document Signed 1862 05 23
CALL, WILKINSON (1834-1910) U.S. Senator – Florida – 1879-97; Nephew of Richard Call, Florida Territorial Governor – 1836-39 & 1841-44; Served in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War
# callwilkinson
Signature as US Congressman from Florida
CALLAHAN, SAMUEL BENTON (1833-1911) Confederate Soldier in the First Creek Mounted Volunteers; Confederate Congressman – Creek & Seminole Nations – 1864-65
# callahansamuelbenton
Signature
CALLENDER, FRANKLIN DYER (1817-82) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Commander of the St. Louis Arsenal; Chief of Ordnance – Department of the Missouri
# callenderfranklndyer
Signature & Rank
Document Signed portion 1881 03
CAMERON, ANGUS (1826-97) U.S. Senator – Wisconsin – 1875-85
# cameronangus
Signature as US Senator
CAMERON, DANIEL, JR. (1828-79) Union Brevet Brigadier General; Commander of Camp Douglas Military Prison, Chicago, Illinois
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Signature & Rank
CAMERON, JAMES DONALD (1833-1918) U.S. Secretary of War - 1876-77; U.S. Senator - Pennsylvania - 1877-97
# cameronjamesdonald
Signed Card
CAMERON, ROBERT ALEXANDER (1828-94) Union Brigadier General
# cameronrobertalexander
Endorsement Signed 1864 04 03
Signature & Rank
CAMERON, SIMON (1799-1889) U.S. Secretary of War – 1861-62, during the American Civil War; U.S. Senator – Pennsylvania – 1845-49, 1857-61 & 1867-77
# cameronsimon
Autograph Letter Signed 1835 08 11
Franked Postal Cover portion as US Senator
Autograph Letter Signed ny 07 22
Letter Signed 1874 02 16
Signature as US Senator
CAMPAN, HENRIETTE GENET (1752-1822) French Educator & Writer; Lady’s Maid in the service of Marie Antoinette before and during the French Revolution; Appointed headmistress of the first "Maison d'éducation de la Légion d'honneur" by Napoleon in 1807
# campanhg
Autograph Letter Signed
CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER WILLIAM (1828-93) Confederate Brigadier General – Tennessee; Elected Mayor of Jackson, Tennessee - 1856
# campbellalexanderwilliam
Signature
CAMPBELL, ARCHIBALD (1739-91) Major General in the British Army; Governor of Georgia – 1778-79; Governor of Jamaica – 1781-84; Governor of Madras – 1786-89; Member of Parliament – 1774-80 & 1789-91
# campbellarchibald
Printed facsimile signature on an engraving
CAMPBELL, CHARLES THOMAS (1823-95) Union Brigadier General
# campbellcharlesthomas
Signature & Rank
CAMPBELL, JACOB MILLER (1821-88) Union Brevet Brigadier General; U.S. Representative – Pennsylvania – 1877-79 & 1881-87
# campbelljacobmiller
Signature
CAMPBELL, JAMES (1812-93) U.S. Postmaster General – 1853-57; Attorney General of Pennsylvania – 1852-53; Prominent Antebellum Catholic Politician from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
# campbelljames
Signed Card 1875 03 26
CAMPBELL, JAMES (1812-93) U.S. Postmaster General – 1853-57; Attorney General of the State of Pennsylvania – 1852-53
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Autograph Letter Signed 1856 09 16
CAMPBELL, JOHN (circa 1795-1845) U.S. Congressman – South Carolina – 1829-31 & 1837-45
# campbelljohn
Signature as US Congressman
Signed Album Page circa 1840 as US Representative with others
CAMPBELL, JOHN ARCHIBALD (1811-89) Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court – 1853-61; Confederate Assistant Secretary of War – 1862-65
# campbellja
Autograph Letter Signed 1861 04 25 resignation from the US Supreme Court
Document Signed 1863 01 17 with WNR Beall
Autograph Note Signed 1863 06 23
Signature as CSA Asst Secretary of War
Autograph Letter Signed 1865 04 18
Letter Signed 1865 08 21 as POW at Fort Pulaski